Clovers and White Eagles win in junior league action
Clovers retain top place in the Junior City league by beating Brooklawn 3 0 at Seaside Park. Dizenzo pitched nine innings for the Clovers allowing three scattered hits while Brooklawn’s Whater forced breaks against him. White Masses Juniors surprised and beat the Toly Mosary ring 11 to 3 in a sloppy game with Broznie’s three bagger highlighted. Auburns and Berkshires played eight innings, 6 1 final, before diamond permit expired. Donnelly and Flanagan led Auburns while Walsh and Healy starred for the Berkshires.
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Delaney Prepares for Burns Night Title Tilt in Bridgeport
In Bridgeport, Jack Delaney tightens camp routine with two days of sparring before a major clash. He faces weeks of buildup while fans anticipate a historic world heavyweight fight. Delaney, linking French poise with American grit, seeks to seal a title shot amid mounting public excitement.
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Tilden Again Wins Clay Court Title
William T Tilden Jr clinched his sixth national clay court title after his finalist Brian Norton defaulted in Detroit on July 1. The match was decided without play due to Norton’s knee injury, granting Tilden the championship in a straightforward finish.
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Doubles Champions Named After Turmoil and Defaults
The article notes that with a high partner A Ho Chapin Jr, a default was entered in the doubles event. The champions were declared based on this result, making the team the year's doubles champions. The piece mentions individuals including White, IL Thaiheimer, Avatin, and Ter as part of the context around the match and cup.
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West Ends Triumph Over St Charles 7 to 3
The West Ends won their first game by beating St Charles 7 to 3 at Seaside Park in a City League tilt yesterday afternoon. Ade Kelman delivered power with a homer and a second inning triple, while Anderson Regenery and Votre each collected two singles in four plate appearances. Kelman also contributed solid defense with several assists as Russell at short shined defensively for West Ends.
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Waterbury Club Plans New Move
Waterbury July 11 1 AP committee formed to save the Waterbury baseball club by appointing Daniel Howard president of Diamond Bolling Corp as manager and publicity factor. He will start duties immediately to make Park patronage profitable and cover expenses with plans to invite rural supporters and bring big league teams for exhibitions.
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Major League Records for the Week
New York July 11 AP The week's major league records list games won and lost runs hits errors opponents runs including Saturday games. The report notes team totals and notable streaks across the major leagues plus summaries of standout performances and comparative standings.
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Cubs Sweep Week Sparks Major League Race
Cubs surge from cellar to fourth in the National League with six wins and two losses as the season's weekly highlight. Yankees lead the American League by seven and a half games while Reds struggle with three straight losses to the Giants. White Sox pace National League hits total and 49 runs for the week highlight a shifting balance of power.
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Four Playground Leagues Open Season Under Corbally and Berns
The city’s playgrounds will host four leagues, supervised by Fred S. Corbally and Miss Charlotte Berns. Girls begin Wednesday with games at Washington, Brooklawn, and Seaside. boys start Sunday at Yellow Mill, Beechwood, and Seaside. Schedules list matchups by district with dates through August, including North East, South West, and North East divisions.
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Senators Bunch Hits 8-3 Victory Over St Louis
Washington bunched its hits in five innings behind Walter Johnson to beat St Louis 8 to 3. St Louis executed a triple steal in the third inning with Sister getting home ahead of Johnson.
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Danbury Triumphs Over Stamford In Baseball Showdown
Danbury beat Stamford while Norwalk fell to Poughkeepsie in a tough day of ball. Cremins played, Mikita pitched for Danbury, McLeod and Hamerick had roles, with Williama and Richardson turning double plays. Attendance figures and time noted along with umpires Leongre and O'Brien.
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Leading home run leaders gain in Chicago
AP reports top sluggers increased season totals with several circuit blows. Babe Ruth reaches 27 homers this season and 836 for his career as Tack Wilson extends his NL lead with his twelfth homer, aiding a 10 inning win over the Robins. Other leaders include Lazzeri and Meusel in the AL and Hornsby and Bottomley in the NL.
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