Bears Rally to beat Albany 5 3 in opener of series
Fraser visiting outfielder homered tripled and doubled as Bridgeport Bears defeated Albany 5 to 3. Fraser and Solomon sparked the attack with key hits while Thormahlen limited Albany to five strikeouts. Bears capitalized in sixth and seventh, overcoming early Albany lead in a listless tilt.
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Woodside Bells Triumph Over Westerns 6 4 at Woodside Park
The Woodside Hells defeated the Westerns 6 to 4 Sunday at Woodside Park. New Servite battery of Servita and Powers performed well, allowing four hits and striking out eleven. Barrs’s three hits in the first inning sparked Woodside victory. Leeds England July 13 AP The third Test between England and Australia ended in a draw with Australia 494 in first innings, England 204, England 254 for three wickets in second innings.
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Knights Defeat Sacraments 4 1 in Twilight opener
Knights of Columbus defeat the Blesseds Sacraments 4 to 1 in the Twilight league opener at Seaside Park. Mayor Behrens opened the game. Buckley, Schiller, and Mikita fueled the offense with timely hits. Sacraments’ lone run came on a sixth inning RBI by Billy Larkin before darkness ended play.
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Leading Hitters East ern League Summary
Eastern League leaders include Garrh PC Macklin and Bowman with strong batting marks, while McGowan Fleismann and others show notable averages. Teams listed include New Orleans Chattanooga and Atlanta Memphis, with a compact schedule note for Little Rock and related standings.
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Grays Defeat Hartford In Loose Game
Foster Edwards and Earl Johnson dueled on the mound as the Grays sluggers pounded out a 4 to 2 win over Hartford in a loose afternoon contest.
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Ennui Captures Frivolity Stakes at Empire City
New York July 13 AP Johnny Maiden steered Ennui to a romp in the Frivolity stakes at Empire City beating odds-on Favorite by 5 1 2 furlongs in 1 06 4 5 Broomong the only other starter finished third Two-horse Corumnation purse went to Superlette at 1 to 100 Picchita started at 80 to 1 Depuy won the Bedford handicap Maple Heights beating Red Heart the favorite by two lengths Don K was taut The time for 5 1 2 furlongs was 1 11 The O Henry Memorial handicap at Devonshire a mile test fell to Beau of the West in 2 45 2 5 with Van Loo second and Fairbank third Hoyall Rally cenated in the two year old feature at Raceland Speedometer won with Elmer H behind Four furlongs were covered in 1 04 3 Bulletin captered the BOP OFB handicap at Homewood six furlongs 13 Sanola second Clomslee third Columbus Indianapolis Hangas City Minneapolis Tule do Louisville rain t Paul Milwaukee played ag dau
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Yanks Fall To Tigers In Opener On Heartbreaker Five Four
The New York Yankees lose their third straight as Detroit defeats New York 6 to 4 in the opener. Blue scores the deciding run on Fothergill’s single in the seventh. Pennock loses the mound duel to Wells. Major entries include Ruth Gehrig Combs and Dugan leading the visitors, while Tigers feature Blue Fothergill Manush and O’Rourke in key plays.
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Newspapermen’s Tourney Set to Open Next Week
Cub reporters and editors swing clubs in preparation for the Newspaperman’s tournament which starts next Wednesday July 21 at Beardsley Park under the Beardsley Park Go association. The event is slated to last a week if the course allows.
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Athletics Beat St Louis 3 2 in Opening Game
The Philadelphia Athletics won 3 to 2 over St Louis in the series opener. Joe Hauser's pinch hit home run in the eighth drove in Poole, and Bing Miller scored both St Louis runs in his first game against his former club. The win narrows the gap to six games behind the league leaders as New York lost to Detroit.
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Circuit Racing Called Toledo Due to Heavy Rain
Heavy rain forces cancellation of Grand feature racing at Toledo today. Officials say racing will resume tomorrow after conditions improve.
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Eastern Yacht Club Ends Cruise at Portland Harbor
The Eastern Yacht club wrapped up its annual cruise at Portland, Maine. Vice Commodore John Lawrence’s Stuysvit schooner Advance led the fleet to a fifth straight victory in its division while the Picione, Nakamis, Shawara, and Falcon won in their respective classes. The flagship Mariette and the Advance were kept for Marblehead, their home port, with crews including Nathaniel Aver aboard the Mariette.
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Farrell Leads In Shawnee Open Play
Johnny Farrell of Quaker Afidze led the Shawnee Open medal play field at midway, shooting 71 89 for 140 after 36 holes. A host of rivals chased he 142 players in the field with W Mehlhorn Chicage and Bobby Cruickshank among those near the top, while several others posted 145 and 147 scores.
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Springfield Wins Opening Game Over Waterbury
Springfield defeats Waterbury 4 to 0 in the first inning surge. Zelars bested the visitors with strong defense and runners on base, while James and Keefe pitched in relief. Albert and Helgeth contributed at the plate.
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Berlin tennis upset as Landmann defeats Kinsey and Richards
In Berlin the Darmstadt player Dr. Heinz Landmann beat Vincent Richards and Howard Kinsey in singles as German fans celebrate. Landmann, a 1923 German champion, also defeated Kinsey 6-1 6-0 6-4 and Richards 1-8 6-4 6-2 6-2, with Kinsey losing to Najuch later and Bergmann earlier. Doubles led by Kleinschroth and Landmann stood 4-3 when play paused to catch a train.
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Karpp Purchased by Stapleton Bears for Doubleheader
Francis Karpp, one of the International League’s best pitchers, was purchased by Manager Frankie Stapleton of the Beares. He will join the team here to play a two game set with Providence Grays, likely debuting in the doubleheader against Albany with 2 o clock first pitch. Spike VanAlstyne may face former teammates as Albany comes to town.
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Standings and results from Yesterday and Today
American League scores show Detroit and New York split, Cleveland dominates Boston, and Washington overwhelms Chicago. Bridgeport and New Haven lead regional standings with Pittsfield, Providence, Springfield, Albany, Hartford, Waterbury, and others listed. multiple games scheduled including Albany at Bridgeport and Providence at Hartford.
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