Bears Edge Senators In First Of Doubleheader
Hartford July 1 Bridgeport Bears split a doubleheader with the Senators with a 8-4 loss in the opener and a 6-4 win in the nightcap. Key plays featured Sedgewick and Wainop on the mound for Bridgeport and Donahue, Dowd, and Krahe contributing timely hits for the Senators. Buddy Stapleton protested a third strike, drawing a crowd into the Bears’ half.
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Tit for Tat in a Cloud of Scribbled Names and Plays
In a chaotic OCR fragment, players Stapleton Sedgewick and Warep appear with scattered actions and hits. Mentions of Warhop, Smallwood, and Aver as pitchers surface among fractured phrases describing a baseball game, with errors, sac flies, and unsteady lineups.
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Lockwoods defeat Seymours 4 1 at Seaside Park
Jacobs pitched the Lockwoods to a 4 1 victory over the Seymours at Seaside Park. The Seymours' only run came in the sixth on a misplay and a brace of errors, while Lockwoods collected five hits off Mazzihuffi as Bogen saved two of five singles.
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Ponies overpower Grays 18 to 6 in Providence game
Providence July 11 Asto Butler reports Springfeld pummel Jones Twombly and Kamp for 19 hits and 18 runs as the Ponies blast the Grays in the final game 18 to 6. Albert leads with two triples a double and two singles in seven trips. Henry Mahnken suffers a sprained ankle at second base. Left fielder Besse swipes bases and Albert hits three base hits.
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Rosarys and Lavalles Triumph in Boys Club League
The Holy Rosarys defeated Seymours 9 2 as Ronis pitched well and the Rosarys benefited from Seymour infield errors. Menente doubled twice in three trips and Youko struggled for Lavalle, issuing ten walks and yielding five hits in a 9 2 Lavalle win.
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Pirates Beat Albany In Exhibition 6 to 4
Pittsburgh's National League club edged Albany in an exhibition game 6 to 4 in Albany. Cuyler hit a homer for the Pirates, Smith connected for Albany, and Traynor’s sharp defense highlighted the Buccaneers' win. Final score shows Pirates with a 6 to 4 victory.
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Athletics Beat St Louis Browns 7 to 6 in slugging tilt
July 11 and the Athletics edged the St Louis Browns 7 to 6 as Cobb collected three safeties including a homer with a man on. St Louis rallied early, driving Quinn from the mound after four runs in the second inning, as Philadelphia took three of four in the series.
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Harris Steals Home for Senators Victory Over Cleveland
Bucky Harris stole home in the 10th inning to drive the Washington Senators to a 4 2 win over Cleveland, extending their winning streak to six against the Indians. Harris singled earlier and scored on a Goslin hit, with Speaker advancing on a walk and a throw to second that beat him. The game featured tied scoring through seven innings and key plays by Harris, Goslin, and Judge as Washington pulled ahead in extra frames.
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Welch Bought by Red Sox from Athletics
July 11, Frank Welch, former outfielder with Connie Mack's Athletics, was purchased by the Boston Red Sox from the Atlanta club of the Southern Association. Secretary James Price said Welch will report within a week and join Boston after a major league stint with the Athletics.
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France eliminates S. A. in Davis Cup tourney
In Eastbourne France swept the Davis Cup European zone semi finals against South Africa. Rene Lacosta beat Jack Condon 7-6 6-3 8-1 and Jacques Brugnon defeated P O B Sherence 6-3 8-4. France advances to the finals against Denmark.
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Sox Beat Red Sox 7 6 In Ninth Frame
Chicago wins 7 to 6 over Boston in the ninth inning surge. Bill Barrett singled and stole second, scored on Hofmann miscue after Flagstead fumbled in center. Boston errors help Chicago take game three of five.
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Colony Midgets Triumph Over Walnut Midgets 4 to 3
The Colony Midgets defeated Walnut Midgets 4 to 3 in Bridgeport, securing their seventh straight win. Clabby delivered the decisive two-run homer in the eighth, leading Colony to a hard fought victory. The Colony Midgets plan to host Berkshire Eagles at Seaside Park and invite local teams ages 11 to 19 to schedule games.
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Runners Up Battle For Second In Holy Name League
Tonight the Holy Name League features a clash between St Augustine's and St Peters for second place with St Peters aiming for a tie. St Augustine's leads in batting while St Stephens fields strong. Jimmy Lesko tops the local hitters as others shine in fielding and pitching duties across listed diamond and umpire crews.
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