Waterbury Falls to Americans in fielding showcase
Gene McCann's fast stepping Americans beat Waterbury at New Fela Park by 6 to 1, marking their fifth straight win over the Brasscos and eighteenth of twenty one. Bridgeport turned four hits into four runs in the second inning aided by Waterbury errors, with Emmerich and Hart making sharp plays in a game heavy on visitors errors and standout Bridgeport fielding.
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Gene McCann
Waterbury
Newfela Park
Bridgeport
Brasscos
Shorty Long
Emmerich
Joe Coretrove
Hart
Em Merich
Frank Merriwell
Smith
Loftus
Lone
Kingdon
Rodriguez
Dowd
Ray
Martin
Zimmerman
Cosgrove
House
Madden
Rey
Rotriguez
Thole
Fuller
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Mclaughlin
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Dow
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Rodrigues
Kay
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Rettrievez
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J House
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Algie
Bee Ore
Cos
Grove
Coser - Tyle
Hous
Hart Emmerich
Pea
Ray Fannen
Martie
Narons
Kinedon
Loftus Mit
How They Stand Yesterday's Games Report
Bridgeport 6 Waterbury 4 Wartford 4 Albany 2 Worcester 12 New Haven 4 Springfield Pittfield 6.
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Waterbury
Wartford
Albany
Worcester
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Springfield
Pittfield
Pittsfield
Hartford
Sloan Effective And Hartford Wins Again
In a July report from New York, Hartford defeats Albany 4 2 with Sloan driving in runs amid a series of baseball results. Previous day saw Chicago and Brooklyn tied, Boston pounding Detroit, and other league action with scattered play by players including Tyler and Zimmerman.
Louis at New York and other city matchups
City pairings list Louis at New York Chicafta at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Duttsbirgh at Philedetp presented as a set of upcoming or referenced matchups in a fragmented sports snippet.
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New York
Chicafta
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Duttsbirgh
National Open to Start at Washington July 19
A field of 232 top professionals and amateurs including George Duncan, Abe Mitchell, Chick Evans, Bob Jones, and J. J. White enter the National Open at Columbia Country Club Washington beginning July 19. Notables from Britain and Australia join serious contenders for the 72 hole event with two days of qualifying and a final playoff if needed.
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George Duncan
Abe Mitchell
Columbia Country Club
Washington
Toledo
Profe
Nals
Charles (Chick) Evans
Bobbs
Jones
Atlanta
Jesse Guilford
Boston
Nelson M. Witney
New Orleans
J. & White
J. A. Bott
Cambridge University
England
Wenry Topping
Jesse Siwcelser
Max Marston
Thomas D. Armour
Scotland
Tock Hutchison
Prax
Jim Barres
Walter ‘Hagen
Louis Tellier
Fred McLeod
Tom Kerrigan
Joe Kirkwood
J. Vietor East
Woodland
Auburndale
Mass
Max MacDonald
Bob O'Link
Highland Park
Henry Z. Topping
Greenwich
J. Douglas Edgar
Druid Hills
Atlanta Ga
Jesse W. Sweetser
Ardstey
Wery Beckett
Norfsik
Charles Mathersalle
Weeburn
Nureton
Rally Allows Dodgers to Defeat Pirates in Ninth Inning
Brooklyn rallies after two outs in the ninth to beat Pittsburgh 9 to 7. Key hits listed for both teams, with pitchers Whitaker and Hummer noted as relievers. Scoring details and lineup fragments reflect a chaotic OCR record of the game action and substitutions.
Records and near ones in Philly Tiger battle
In New York July 11 a major league game featured a com bination pitcher shortstop for Philadelphia American Barrett took the mound in the sixth and held the Tigers to one hit over two innings while going 2-for-2 in chances. Cleveland beat Philadelphia, while Moron won his duel with Hasty as the winning run crossed later. Grimes of Brooklyn dazzled, Faber limited Chicago to five hits, and Judge of Washington set a homer pace. Wheat and others starred in steals and double plays as Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, and Chicago’s A L clubs produced tight ball. Time not stated.
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Braves cleanup series with Cincinnati Reds ends in defeat
Cincinnati tops Boston 9 to 4 as Rixey limits Boston to four hits two of which were costly. Ford doubles in the eighth scoring Gowdy on a wild throw to third. McQuillan collects three safeties and drives in a run. Cincinnati lineup includes Neale Groh Roush Bohne Dauhert Duncan Wingo, Barbareto. Boston fields Powell Barbareto Southworth Boeckel Ford Gowdy Quillan. Umpires Elem Ang and Emslie. Time 1:72.9.
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Dunwoodie Country Club achieves third straight hole in one
NEW YORK July 11 Stephen Roberts of Dunwoodie Country Club sank a hole in one at 123 yards on the tenth hole yesterday. His two prior aces came at 122 yards, showcasing consistent precision on the club’s course. HUNTINGTON West Virginia July 11 Major T Hays president of the Huntington Chamber of Commerce received notice of his election to the Hole in One Club of America after holing out in one at West Moreland rinks. The 139 yard shot adds him to a small group of fewer than a dozen members.
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Dunwoodie Country Club
Atreke O
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Huntington
W. Va
T. Hays
Nyntington Chamber of Commerce
America
West Moreland
Chicago Cubs Defeat Giants In Final Game
New York July 11 Cheeves pitched seven strong innings as Chicago defeated New York 7 to 2 to win the final game of the series. A three run rally in the seventh inning on three hits and an error broke the game open, with Hollacher, Terry and Grimes contributing. Cheeves and Toney matched zeroes until the seventh, when Chicago moved ahead and held on for the victory.
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Ear Terry
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Daly
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Yatcher
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Collins Out Of Game For Boston Americans
Detroit report says Ivy and John Collins, outfielder for the Boston Americans, will miss the game after being struck by a pitched ball in Sunday unfinished play.
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Tohn Collins
Boston Americans
Sunda
Public links player sets Chicago record in golf
On July 11 Chicago public links player E B Lloyd set a record at the reconstructed Westmoreland County club course while leading the Western Gulf Amateur qualifying with 3h 36 Tl two under par. He was followed by James Manlone St Louis R B Ephper Stowe City Iowa champion with 13 strokes back and Bon H Johnson St Paul with 74. Chick Evans defending his title shot 77. Fifty players scored $1 or better.
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Western Gulf Association
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Chick” Evans
Norwalk Team Challenges Local Junior Leagues
The Redwood A. C. invites any 14 18 year old team in Bridgeport area to arrange games at their diamond. They seek matchups with Junior League sides such as James Jrs American AL CLOT and Recreation league teams. For details contact Nathan Gilbert Redwood A. Manager Strawberry JH Norwalk. A ball incident involving Pitcher Middleton sparked injury fears in the fifth inning.
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James Jrs
American
Tonathan Gilbert
Redwood A
Strawberry JH
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