Hal Drew Leads Locals In Eastern League Batting
Eastern League batting records show Bridgeport last in the circuit with .262. Hal Drew tops the team with 2 007 runs and Heinnte Batch trails by two points in the 300 class. Menges hits .292 and Wotell ranks fourth. Local pitching leader is B Cathey with five wins and two defeats, followed by Jack Horan with seven wins and four losses.
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Hal Drew
Bridgeport
O'Neil
Drew
Batch
Heinnte Batch
Menges
Wotell
Reecarde
Cathey
Jack Horan
Worcester
Porky
Waterbury
Berline
Ave
Bo AE
Nay Witeon
H. Thomas
Standaert
Spotld
Bu Rruer
Os Taylor
Thitos
Tn Leer
Hermann
Zal
Mekiln
Ray ‘Ore
Ol Partridge
Ian Ao
Belomiskey
Hart
Pitfid
Ole Davies
NOH
Wight
Sperper
Mann
INI
Wat
Pita
Philips
Miller
Zoo Nichols
MacPhee
W. O'Neil
Moore
McCarthy Watt
Genin Albany
Ze Henzes
Heitman
OL McCor
Faye Noh
Ahelbers Pitar
Mas
Eto
Seth Wat
Alb
BO Martin
Roberts
Army
Bot
Burke
Petid
Hartford
MekKenty
New Han
Hunkle
Abby Loftus
Bane New Haven
Cb Anderson
Faterbury Iy
Ancester
Dany
Ngfield
Eid Gepart
Froid
Woster
Tour Warbury
Pobert
Gepart
Speafield Brady
Dougal
Wor
van Jaer
Alba
Radar
Teton
Sridgeport
Drake
Re Disen
Pittsfield
Bridgeport Pan
Ellis Visitor in Sasco Hills Play
Local note records Ellis visiting in Sasco Hills for a game week. A terse summary notes activity around the park, with limited readable details on timing or opponents.
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Ellis
Sasco Hills
Bears Sign Pitcher Cuban With Panthers
Bears manager Rose Wilhalm announced yesterday that he secured pitcher Brice from the Huffalo club of the International League. He is likely to appear for the Ponies at Newfield Park in the afternoon. The Rodrigues trade to Worcester was routed through the Tinchester office. No further news has been received.
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Rose Wilhalm
Brice
Huffalo Club
Newfield Park
Rodrigues
Worcester
Tinchester
Senators Halt St Louis Streak in 5-3 Win
Washington Senators beat St Louis Browns 5 to 3 to end St Louis’ streak. Davis delivered three runs via a second inning single, walks, and a wild pitch. Coveleskie exited after Jacobsen and Hargrave hits.
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Louis
Washington Senators
Browns
Frank Davis
Coveleskie
Jacobsen
Hargrave
North End Cubs Dominate Meteors In Afternoon Match
The North End Cubs routed the Meteors 11 to 2 at Strasid Park in the Thine Recreation League. North End’s offense overwhelmed the opposition with strong hits and a standout unassisted double play by a player named Crice. Mercesey, Hedman, Kiates, and Vauen contributed to the lopsided score as the Cubs built an early lead and never slowed.
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Crice
Srasid Park
Bari
Chrewinness
Couns
Aytaytaar
Mercesey
Hedman and
Ter
Kiates Und Vauen
Giants Play Button Tangle Shapes Confused Tour Notes
Fragmented OCR text references a sports tour with named players and teams including Giants and a list of unfamiliar names. It hints at injuries, a death, and various locations such as Los Angeles County. The readable bits suggest a scattered sports roundup or memoir fragment.
MACKERS HALT TIGERS' STREAK IN SLUGEING BEE
Philadelphia halted Detroit's five game win streak with a 8 1 victory. The Athletics pounded Dauss for 11 hits in two innings and Wells for five more as Philadelphia built an early lead. Detroit managed several two base hits and left runners on base, but Philadelphia maintained the edge throughout the game.
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Mackers
Tigers
Detroit
Philadelphia
Athletics
Dauss
Wells
Phtiladelphta
Rhpeanne Cochrane
Lamar
Poole
Fh O
Miller Rt
Simmons
Hale
Dyker
Catloway Sa Fo Tio
Rommel P
Dutroit Ah
Higle
Rommell
Wingo
Galloway
Tavener
Fells
Blue
Burke
Taylor's homer seals Dodgers win over Pirates
In Brooklyn, CAP Taylor hit a ninth inning home run with one out to break a deadlock and lift the Dodgers to a 4 to 3 victory over the Pirates. Kremer and Osborne pitched well, though Cox struggled after the third inning. Cuyler collected four hits including a homer, and Wheatstone connected for a circuit with runners on.
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Brooklyn
Cap Taylor
Pitsburgh
Kremer
Osborne
Cox
Cuyler
Ro “Rey
Barnhart
Sigbee
Bullards
Ynor
Brics
Wright Ss
Dalway
Miller
Brewens
Grantham
Gsarh
Lupe
Ah Cox
Brown
Sieeney
Tavier
St . & Osborne
Ford
Sth
Tettscurzch
Jarocklyn
Cubs Win Tight 16 Inning Battle Over Giants
In a marathon game at Seaside Park, Chicago Cubs edged the Giants in 16 innings. Key figures include Hubbell and Rem Arms with late matching runs, while Lilla Gallagher Cage Edge Sworth Ryne and Holden contributed for the Cubs.
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Chicago Cubs
Giants
Harvey Hubbell
Bassick
American Fabricaines
Seaside Park
Hubbell
Lilla
Gallagher
Cage
Edgesworth
Ryne
Holden
Bears Win Two Baseball Contest Two Bases Hits Spark Victory
In Bridgeport and Chicago action, Springfield and Bridgeport produced a tight game with two base hits by LeBeau Basse and Roberts, while Mets notes show Missouri. Charley’s double in Chicago’s 16th powered a 9 8 Chicago win over New York as Mengel homered and Brooks added a late homer. Jackson of the Giants sprains an ankle in a loss to Chicago.
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Aor
Kmaioe
Hoenzel
Drew
Army
Sherifees- Drew
Springfield
Bridgeport
Vines
Vineas
Metevier
Christy
Henea
Rotty
Kuhn
Aly
New York
Charlevin
Brooks
Chicago
Hartnetts
Young
Mengel
Jackson
Giants
Adams
Matanville Ss
Heatheaterf
Fretgaar
Brooks Cf
iJabn Lf
Grigsby If
Grimm
Bartnet
Kaufmen
Bush
Younz
Frisch
Meusel
Kelly
Terry
I Southworth
Ol ‘Jackson
TI Lindstrom
Synder
Bentley
Anata Hutzimmer
Trean
Watson
Seatt
Aseo
Raiied
Nehf
Ith
xaz—Battet
Dean
Oth
Wnr
Scott
Toth
Roy Abaneena
Maranville
Hemerons -Meusal
Stafen
Fish
Saaringe
Fredgi
Trenbte
Moran
Tittasew York
Mhirago
Anse
Halls
Mainfmann
Tiuntalnger
Soot
Krautmann
Sean
Huntzinger
Laff’ Dean
Kaufmann
Major Leagues' Week Records Report
New York July 12. AP. The week’s Major League records summarize games won and lost runs hits errors opponents’ runs and home runs including Saturday games. The report lists outcomes across leagues with standings and notable performances reflected in recent play.
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New York
Major Leaguers Hit Calm At Midway Mark Of Year
New York and Pittsburgh led a subdued week as rain reduced activity across baseball. Giants, Cardinals, Browns, and Tigers posted steady gains while Yankees and Athletics faltered. Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel boosted home run counts amid a midseason shift in the standings across both leagues.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Giants
Tigers
Boston
Philadelphia
Athletics
Indiana
Cleveland
Detroit
Chain Nine Stops Electric Streak in League Showdown
The American Chain halted Wojrtane’s win streak in a West Side varsity league game, prevailing 1 to ny. Key players Hod Okadar Wells Tzanzo and O’Connell contributed, while Vreeland Rukos and McCarten held the line.
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Wera
Larsknholz
McCarten
iConner
Tarhan
White Sox Shut Out Yankees 9 2 In Brush Victory
Chicago defeated New York 9 to 2 as Ted Lyons and Sam Jones dueled on the mound. Lyons held the Yankees to scattered hits, Jones allowed seven, with two runs in the fourth. Mostil delivered a run with a double and a well executed squeeze. Combs and Sheely starred in the field. Ruth failed to reach the outfield in four at bats.
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Chicago
New York
Ted Lyons
Sam Jones
Lyons
Jones
Mostil
Combs
Sheely
Ruth
Dugan
Meusel
Gehrig
Ward
Bencough & Veach
O'Neill
Wanniger
Jones Paaa
Rae
Bencough
Avisse
Collins
Falk
Hooper
Kamm
Schalk
Mostt
Davis
Tones
Evana
Owens
Hildebrand
Indians slam Boston Twirlers and score 13 to 2
Cleveland made 18 hits off Ehmke and Neu Bauer to defeat Poston in the second game of the series. Myatts drove a three base hit after Bones knee was hit on in the eighth inning. Time had to be taken out for the Boston outfielder.
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Cleveland
Ehmke and Neubauer
Poston
Myatts
Bones Knee
Bostan
Acore
Boston
Flagstead
Boonere
Caryle
Lee
Nenhaver
Ehmke
Heving
Jamiveon
McNulty
Aj Myatt
Neubauer
Anston
Magstead
RooTe
Todt
Speaker Myatt
Myst
Wamby Bigens
Sewell
Karr
Rostan
Han Halls
Nalin
J Moriality
Steve Smith Faces Back Menning in Cleveland Semifinal
Steve Smith the clever Weat featherweight meets Back Menning of Philadelphia in a semifinal to the Greb Toughran battle in Cleveland. Reports from Cleveland papers favor Smith with a clear verdict signaling his advancing status as Benny Bass remains a future opponent.
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Steve Smith
Cleveland
Phaes
Menning
Philadelphia
Mith
Benny Bass
Wired Beret
Claveland Papere
Smith
Bridgeport Athletes Lead In Title Meet Excerpts
Stamford July 12. Johnny Farrell and Willie Macfarlane defeated Gene Sarazen and Willie Ryan in a 38 hole exhibition at Wee Burn. Farrell won prizes for best 18 and 34 hole scores, two under par morning, one under in afternoon. New Haven dominated Junior state meet track and field at Seaside Park with Sulby van and Krepper taking events. Brown and Heery starred in sprints and jumps. Sullivan and Van Sise scored for Bridgeport in high jump.
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Stamford
Johnny Rrell
New York
Willie Macfarlane
Gene Sarazen
Willie Ryan
Darien
Farrell
Flo
Farrell MacFarlane
New Haven
Aek
Seaside Park
Loe
Sullby
Van
Krepper
Quigley
Lew Quigley
Spek
Vot
Heery
New
Haven
van Sise
Bridgeport
Sullivan
Wondy Sullivan
Pridgeport
Brigenort
National Guard
Ambue Janie Corp
Dimenna, Toth, Sable and
Welch
Lawmakers in double victory over Worcester
Albany defeated Worcester in both games of a doubleheader. The first game ended 8 to 1 and the second 8 to 4. Sensational pitching by Atchea and Emmrich, with strong hitting from Taylor Stengle and Genin highlighted the action. The series featured standout performances and decisive wins.
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Albany
Worcester
Atchea
Emmrich
Taylor
Stengle
Genin
Playground Play Starts Tomorrow Under Recreation Board
Playground baseball leagues open this week under Fred Corbally with two boys and two girls circuits organized. Schedule notes Worcester vs Abnor, Mill va vs Washington Wilson, and Beechwood, Seaside, and Lafayette contests. Key players include Thomas, Belanger, Hinkle, Sperber, Rodriguez, and Schinkel as teams contest bases, hits, and sacrifices with officials noting time of 2:47 and innings settings.
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Fred Corbally
Board of Recreation
Prenan Zed
Worcester
Thomas
Mill Va
Washington
Wilson
Atea'm ‘ Sperber
Tid Mill Ve
Beech
Beechwood
Wight
West Side Girls
Rodriguez
Seaside
Stengel Cf
Philins
Lafayette
Aneraan
Bryant Ve
West End
Bryan
Lafyette
Emmerich
Tavinr
Roa
Belanger
Schinkel
McWorry
Inkle
Albany
Wigt Thibins
Taylor
Munn
Sperber
Hinkle
Donhie
Anderson
Belange
Rtengel
Mann
Lammerich
Jenin Schinkel
Alban
Phillins
Empires
Brown
McDonald
West Side and East Side High School Matchups
The schedule lists West Side Boys games with Beeshwoa Lafayette and West End, plus Triday-Seaside versus Lafayette and Beechwood versus West End. East Side Boys play Washington Park against Yellow Mill Old ME, Capital Avenue Iriday Yolinw, and Kin rkove Capital in a divided street lineup.
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West Side Boys
Seaside
West End
Beeshwoa
Lafayette
Triday
Beechwood
East Side Boys
Wrednesday
Washington Park
Yellow Mill Old ME
Capital
Avenu Iriday
Yolinw Min
MIR
Kin Rkove
Jennings' Card On Next Monday Promises Fireworks
Al Jennings curates a boxing card next Monday featuring four six round bouts and a main ten round fight between Johnny Red Allen and Pete August. The unders card lists Buly Prince versus Steve Cal Willie Mack versus Les Twitsey Robby Welker versus Butch.
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al Jennings
Johnny Red Allen
Petes
Jennings
I Buly Prince
Steve Cal
Wilie Mack
Les Twitsey
Robby Welker
Butch
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Bluege
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Siste Scott
S. Harris
J. Harris
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Harry Rice
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Hke
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Sarzen
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Sarazen
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