Bears Fall 2 0 as Senators Hand First Shutout
Hartford Senators defeated Bridgeport 2 to 0 for their 20th win in 22 as Pete Jablonowski and Gus Schinkel star. Jablonowski’s work points to a two run sixth inning aided by an error by Bridgeport. Schinkel’s defensive grab near left field saves the game while Guy Lacey draws praise from Bridgeport fans.
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Ruth and Gehrig Tie For Home Run Lead
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig share the American League home run lead at 26 as Ruth adds another long ball. Cy Williams of Philadelphia leads the National League with 15, while Hack Wilson and others trail. The weekly totals show Williams tying for NL honors and Ruth surpassing to retake the AL top spot.
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Pittsfield Triumphs 9 5 Over Grays In Tight Ten
Pittsfield came from behind to beat Providence 9 5 in ten innings after tying the Grays in the eighth. Two Providence pitchers were hit hard as Kane hit an inside the park homer and Artie Butler extended his 27 game hitting streak. A bench scoreless brawl led to ejections as Miller and Whiteman clashed. The game drew about 9 000 fans before the Athletics shut out the Grays 2 0.
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Iack Roser Far Ahead For Batting Honors
Iack Roser of Bridgeport leads the Eastern league batting with a .417 mark, ahead of Butler at .393 and Milan at .376. Emmerich tops runs with 64. Bedford has 92 hits. Halfordy 16 homers. Roser tied for two-base hits with 20. Bridgeport leads team batting at .308. New Haven strong in fielding.
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Nino Captures Rich Republic Stakes in Paris
The President of the Republic stakes worth 350000 francs to the winner was won by Nino owned by P.M. Quiines. Ban slar owned by Marcel Boussio finished second and Cerules owned by Baran Edouard De Rothachild finished third.
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Bridgeport Area Sport Events Highlight Fourth Celebration
Ployd Cruci, fifth Gruci brother, broke the Rolling Ridge course record with 68 at Orange. A dense schedule spans sea and land with baseball golf tennis polo yacht racing soccer and swimming. Major events at Seaside Park Weiss Park Brooklawn and four golf clubs include the Fick Seltenrich benefit game and several league matches.
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White Sox take final of series with Browns
St Louis July 3 The Chicago White Sox won the last game of a four game series against the St. Louis Browns 14 to 10. Chicago scored seven runs in the seventh inning, Browns rallied with four in the eighth and four in the ninth. Ken Williams hit two home runs and Bib Falk one. Chicago took the series three games to one.
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Twelve qualify for auto races at Rockingham speedway
Salem N H July 3 Twelve of the nation's leading auto racers were qualified tonight for the annual 200 mile Independence Day sweepstakes at Rockingham speedway tomorrow Five drivers still to qualify including Frank Lockhart last year's Indianapolis winner will run time trials tomorrow morning at nine o'clock Cliff Woodbury veteran Los Angeles driver earned the pole by setting a new all type cars record at 1415 miles per hour Peter Depaulo the ItalianRace star previously tied the record with a 136 miles per hour qualifying speed for the spot beside Woodbury
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Fairfield Knights of Columbus Triumph Over Bridgeport Giants
The Fairfield Knights of Columbus baseball team defeated the Bobby Green Colored Giants of Bridgeport 11 to 7 at American Legion Field Fairfield yesterday afternoon. Bridgeport led until the seventh inning when Fairfield rallied for seven runs. Bill Leahy twirled for Fairfield and Jack Leahy handled the plate.
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New Haven and Albany Split Doubleheader in New Haven
Albany edged New Haven 7 to 4 in 13 innings to open the doubleheader, then New Haven won the nightcap 7 to 3. Hinkle Salem Solomon Burkett and Farrell starred with key hits, Fuller pitched the win, Hopkins took the loss, and umpires Rorty and McDonald called the games in 2 hours 2 minutes.
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Auburns Take First Place In Junior Circuit By Win
Auburns secure top spot in the Junior League with a 3 to 2 victory over the Clovers. Johnny Michaels hurled a standout game for Auburns, fanning 10 and allowing two runs as Dizenzo matched him with five hits. North End Bubs shake off cellar status with a convincing win as Holy Rosary falls.
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Wills Extends Wimbledon Dominance in Classic Victory
The match between Miss Helen Wills and Senorita DeAlvarez drew praise as the greatest women’s singles final seen at Wimbledon. Wills expressed happiness and gratitude for the victory and praised DeAlvarez’s superb play. The program продолжит with men’s doubles Tilden and Hunter versus Cochet and Brugnon on Monday, with women’s doubles and mixed doubles finals set for Tuesday. Wills with Ryan and Hunter with Ryan remain in contention for more titles.
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