Pitchers Duel Nets Bridgeport Victory 3-2
Bridgeport edged Orphans 3 to 2 in a tight Eastern League game. Vines and Bennett pitched well, with Vines earning the win as Bridgeport rallied in the eighth to tie and then score the decisive run. The contest featured clutch plays by LaValle and Rodriguez and a late defensive stand by Bridgeport'S defense.
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Mpires
Brown
Fitchourg
Mackmen
Bridgeport
Larry Bennett
Orphans
Vines
Tim
Inés
Fitcreu
Joe Smith
Sisty Pos
Ebickey
Lesa
Ems Ryan
Mérich
Pb LaValle
Reaman
Tapas
Benne P
Bridger
Albany
Ommerich
Anor
Teaversy
Pegler
Teabure
Irvine
Gbracaett
Rodrigues
Bridsepert
Uagdon
Oeden
Ying
Bob
Eilckey
Bartee Pall
Rogal Sicék
Gitingdon
Redman
Hod
Bage
Darno
Irving
Rodriguez Ing
Demo
Hickey
Bennese
Bennett
Ring
Tchburs
Lyhiles
Bleines
Firebourg
Auing
Hig Hande
Lee
Buckey
Jel
Basas
Bennets
Bidreport
Baees
Plicher
Lee Ang
Talbot
Tims
Sennett
Ike Garry Sennett
Warde
I Fris
Laveole
Sinquerict
Fiedier
Outer
Ryan
Doris
cWateg
Smith
Fred
Wmasly
Emmerich
LaValle
Sugwaaay Wee
Fiedler
Sife
Semo
Brackett
Rodriguez
Demp
Tor Chines
Bing
Jal
Pdyl Wag
Lala
Kingdon
Owas Caushr
Restarow
Theuchj
Dhan
Brolygepoc
Darfevenceonth
Christe
Ara Regmerich
Lepractittle
Beck
Lievise
Bridgeport Fans Brace for Double Header With League Veterans
Bridgeport fans anticipate a double bill featuring Gene McCann’s squad vs Wild Bill Donovan’s league leaders in an RK pairing. The card includes a Turin bill and roster shifts amid late-season pace, with St. Angelo and Gere Martins cast as league leaders alignments. Johnny Dundee inks terms with Hhbets-Mo ape Reever Co to box Panay Frush fifteen rounds at Ropes Field for featherweight title then Davey Brissell closes the match.
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Bridgeport
Gene McCann
Tribe
Wild Bill Donovan
Rarals
Kame
St. Anselo
Gere Martins
Tialang Road
St. Angelo
Pitchburg
Martin Wats
Johnny Dundee
Hhbets-Mo
Ape Reever Company
Panayi Frush
Ausustav
Davey peBrissell
Playground Meet at Seaside Park Aug 28
Neamnusi Claysrouna track and field meet to be staged at Seaside Park on August 28 under the Board of Recreation Pierce WV. The program includes ten events for boys and girls ages 6 to 18, with training underway at Seaside and other play areas.
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Neamnusi Claysrouna
Seaside Park
Board of Recreation
Pierce WV. Gahsn
Yellow Mill Stars
Marlo Burns
Allaround
B. HW
Notre Dame
Burns
Yellow Mill
Seaton
Seaside
Para
Rohe Leeisie
Fred Torbay
Hove
Ander
Cleveland Braves Rally Falls Short in 13 Inning Loss
Cleveland wins 13 inning marathon as Shawkey allows early runs then Specker and Sowell spark offense. Mougal hits a homer and drives in three while Cleveland defeats New York in extra frames.
Washington Wins Slugging Bee From Detroit
The report details a high scoring baseball game where Washington defeats Detroit. It mentions players, pitches, and outs, noting Raselen and Manion contributing on offense and Zacks Laine among the winning pitcher names. umpire crew included Mneen and Wade.
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Washington
Detroit
Detrai
Belne Segister
Raselen
Waysides Defeat ALA S in City League Duel
The Waysides beat ARA Bedside Park 4 to 3 in a late afternoon City League game. Pitcher Bobby Farrer and Johnny Banas sparred in a pitching duel while Farrell rang up ten strikeouts. A ninth inning rally sealed the Waysides win with a key defensive out.
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A. R. & Nine
Sore
Garmin Fic
Spiteners
Bobby Farrer
Johnny Banas
Banas
Fanning
Cy Benian Dim
Farrell
Wayaides
Collins
Bangx
Bomonts
Timatte
Remkua
Irans Win Over Lenox A C Nine
The Irans beat Lenox A C nine in opening City League play. Errors at critical moments and poor hitting hurt Lenox as Bragaw and velzen led the Irans with strong pitching and timely singles. Nelson and Bragaw contributed runs while Bragaw retired four.
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IRANS
Lenox A.C
Lenox
Velzen
Bragaw
Nelson
Sately
Selson Bragew
James Crowley Wins Five Mile Bicycle Race
James Crowley wins the five mile bicycle event amid entries from New York and New Jersey. Crowley secures a shooting cup and prizes as other riders place behind him, with details of times and entrants including Tallon and Thaw. The event, judged by Fred Delmar, drew competitors such as Joe Quinn, who faced suspension after a weigh-in dispute.
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Jess Man
Sal York
New Terk
Seakide
Bridgeards
John McCormarit
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Acralch
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RVRL
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Tommy MrAlves
Fred Delmarr
Localight
Gunner Joe Quins
New York
Quing
AT Norton
Gotham Combiasian
Quinn
Zasht Ber Yas
Riz
New Britain Runner Disqualified in Stamford Meet
Ronald Pepin of the New Britain ACA was ruled ineligible after competing in junior events at Stamford Independence Day championships. Roy Welch of Bridgeport A C will receive the first place medal in the 104 yard dash, with other podiums adjusted. Protests against Bridgeport A C entries, including Eddie Tryon, are noted for next Connecticut A A U meeting.
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Stamford
Independence
Roy Welch
Briégewhe
Waa
Ray O
Wyal
Leren Sniffen
Welestrom
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New Haven
William Dg. O'Connell
Bridgeport A. C
Weither
Roy Welsh
Bridgepont
Thomas J. Teacy
R. Whelan
Bridgeport
A. G
A- Adson
Wurtlevite
M. Skane
Wagner
Bringeport A. C
T. Rector
Stanford
Oe McGuire
Eddie Tryon
A. C
Pittsfield Breaks Even With Albany In Double Header
Albany, July 1. Pittsfield split a doubleheader with Albany, scoring in the 11th inning to win the first game 3 0. Donshire delivered key hits and Seitzke pitched well in relief as Pittsfield secured the late victory, while Van Alateits’ wild pitch sparked the endgame. Four hours and 27 minutes of play left fans debating the long, error-prone affair.
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Pitefield
Donshire
Tae Sinnlnerus
van Alateits
Seitzke
Bittefeld
Vanad
Standings and results from yesterday's games
Bridgeport edges Fitchburg 3 2 17 Inc. New Haven Springhex 1. Waterbury 7 Hartford 2. Pittsfield 3 Sea and Cleveland 6. New York 7 Brooklyn 13. Detroit 7. National League yesterday's results show lows Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia 3. Oakey Ranges scheduled games noted.
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Springhex
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Veland
New York
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Hestford
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Springfel
Fiselhu
Waterbury
Alpony
Springfield
Piresheld
New Haven
Cardinals Chalk Up 6th Straight Over Brooklyn
The Cardinals won their sixth straight against the Dodgers, pulling out a 3-2 win in the ninth inning. Doak and Cadpre connected for key hits, while Brooklyn pitcher Roberts allowed home runs by Deberts.
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Brooklyn
Louts
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Tiel
Ry ‘Otlay
Stooklyn
Doak T
Cadpre
Dodgers
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Pans Marlies
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Ainsinhy
VV Alval
Pps
Bartos
taMucier
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Tenn
Fournier
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Westports Triumph Over Norwalks In Slow Bout
Westports beat South Norwalks in a slugging afternoon game. Vernwah injured an ankle and left the field. Geil hit three home runs and Ring doubled twice, while both teams showed heavy hits and errors amid a rough contest.
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Westport
South Norwalks
Vernwah
Geil
Ring
Luigir
Wnkatl
Gall
Sac- Fea
Newsies Hand Venice in Tough 24-25 Loss
The Newsies beat Venice 24 25 5 despite tough defense by Venice Cubs. Carlo pitched well with five hits and eleven strikeouts before a crowd at Yellow Mall. De Carlo allowed a woudering water poke.
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Newaies
Venice
Carlo
de Carlo
Newsies
Dan Carter Names Hartford Championship Team
Dan Carter selects Beardsley Park Links team for Hartford championship. Captained by Juarey Doyvin, the roster includes Doyle Mort Tri mecko Jacobson Culct R Sa Vero Gedney Symingtes and Thackwell. A junior delegation of local roars joins to cheer the squad.
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Beardsley
Park Links
T Ce
Hartford
Juarey Doyvin
Wil
Doyle
Mort
Trimecko
Jacobson
Culct
R Sa Vero
Gedney
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Thackwell
Jorer
Wih
Sne
Sunbaked Skokie Course Hosts National Open Trials
Grantland Trice reports from Skokie Country Club where 329 entries and the club’s full membership endure an extreme heat wave as the National Open Championship prep begins. Wind from the plains dries the turf and tests players with a brutal surface, shaping expectations for a wide field and potential upsets among top contenders like McLeod, O’Mara, Hagen, Barnes, Hutchison, Evans, and Guilford.
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Bidele Country Club
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Hutchison
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Sven
Freddie C. McLeod
Pat O'Mara
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Triple Ws Lead In Indo Western Conference Play
The report notes Triple W's and logos taking the lead as V teams clashed on Saturday. The contest featured Loom nine versus Grane and Chain nine, with Shanda Lolowe highlighted for a standout performance.
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Triple As
Ts Indiesermal
Opel
Shanda Lolowe
Triple M
Sal
Errors Costly To Legion Nine In City Baseball Debut
A fragmented report describes the American Legion Nine Soundview team in their City baseball league opener. Keeley and Kish driven by a quartet of runs, with support from Vir Seynade and Lilt. Officials, players, and umpires cited, while ties to the Michigan-Ontario League and Pirate figsals are noted, details unclear.
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Legion Combine
Keeley
Kish
Villeta
Wits
Fise
Venmares
American Legion & Gail Soundview
Schorndorf
Larkin Lia
McKinney
Seintorc
Weatogue golf tourney headlines Coddard’s continued win
In the Weatogue Country Club fairway match play, H. Goddard defeated F. Reane in the qualifying round while J. Horan beat W. Mills and E. Hayes edged T. F. McLaughlin. G. H. Withart won one up over F. Halurum and B. Fape defeated G. Tomlison. Three more first-round matches remain to complete the eight contenders, with second-round play set for next week and the tournament running to its end.
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Weatogue Covmtr
TH. D. Goddard
F. Reane
So & Horan
W. Mills
E. Hayes
T. Fme¢Laughlin
F. Halurum
H. Withart
Hal Community Defeats Crasho in Junior Gutty League Clash
The Hal Community team beat Crasho for the second time this season at Seaside Park by a score of 6 to 1. Belmonts extended a losing streak with a 7 to 3 defeat, while the V. M. EL A. also won. Two weeks remain in the 1Q schedule as Hall Community aims to clinch a top spot.
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Eiter
Hal
Crasho
Seaside Park
L. She Belmonts
V. M. EL A
Thorg Ts
Hall Community Ning
Crasher
Lavery Shines For Community Nine In Loss
Pitcher Lavery pitched well for the Community nine, scattering runs as Seaside bats struggled. Errors and tight defense by West End helped the Community boys to a 4 3 defeat amid muffed plays and misplays, with Lane and Rowe contributing on the mound and at the plate.
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Pat Lavery
Lavery
Rowe
Ini
Welling
Hitangs
Baseball Officials to Meet Tomorrow in Liberty Building
Baseball officials from the Park District and recreation board will convene in the Liberty building at 780 acres tomorrow. Charles Remkus presides as chairman with the advisory committee set to report on arrests and stolen items. all members are requested to attend.
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Liberty Building
Charles Remkus
Thyte
Pie Bonox
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