Lefty Hearne Allows Only Two Hits But Loses Bears Tie
New Haven defeats Bridgeport twice at Weiss Park 4 0 in the first game and 3 2 in the nightcap. Hearne pitched well though he took the loss, as Bridgeport’s bats produced limited scoring opportunities. Martin sparked Bridgeport with two-base hits, but New Haven’s Davies and Nichols kept hits scattered and sealed the double victory for the Profs.
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Former New Haven Catchers Spark Major League Hit Parade
Two ex New Haven catchers Jimmy Wilson and Pinky Wargrave ignite the majors with high batting averages Wilson leads NL at .407 and Wargrave near front with strong power. The 1922 Wild Bill Donovans club produced nine players reaching MLB camps next season including Cooney Riconda Woodward and Hargrave. the piece recalls Wargrave’s clutch ninth inning homer that broke Baltimore New Haven tie and summarizes a wide roster move history.
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Dundee to Box Leonard in Monday Night Show
New York reports Dundee will fight Leonard on Monday night in a six round feature event. Three six round bouts accompany the card with weight class matchups including flyweight and welterweight divisions. Dundee and Leonard are set for the headline clash in this boxing shawl.
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Caddie Shoots 82 on Woodway Links in Championship
Atamword July 15 Alfred Herghult won the medal in the qualifying round of the annual caddies championship tournament with an 82 on Woodway course. The page lists several players and scores, and notes Exsex nine after a game and a forthcoming match next Sunday with Manager Ea Bianen.
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Stapleton Hits Home Run as Brasscos Beat Pittsfield
Waterbury defeated Pittsfield 12 to 1 on July 15. Franklin Stapleton, former Pittsfield manager, hit a solo homer in the second inning with one on. Torphy and Yordy contributed for Waterbury, while Snover pitched for Pittsfield.
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Starrina Williams Enters Semi Finals At Fairfield Golf Cup
In Fairfield on July 1, in the Country Club at Sasco Hill, Starrina Williams and several others won second round matches to advance to the semifinals of the Summer Tournament for the Golf Committee Cup. Williams defeated Tharvev Pike while Starring beat Morgan, both earning spots in the later rounds.
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Kaceys beat Sacred Hearts 6 2 in Recreation League game
The Knights of Columbus won their third straight Recreation League game by a 6 2 score over Sacred Hearts at Seaside Park. Mikita starred for the Kaceys with a three RBI triple and dominant pitching, backed by a late rally in the fifth.
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Weather Delays Major Boxing Show at Shibe Park
Rain postpones the Lew Tendler Joe Dundee versus Jack Delaney Tommy Loughran fight at Shibe Park for a third time. Philadelphia hosts, Baltimore and Bridgeport fighters, promoter in debt from hotel and training costs, tickets slow to sell, financial outlook dim.
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Joe Dundee
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Bears Play Profs at New Field Park Today
The Bears close a four game series with the Profs at New Field Park this afternoon and expect further matches in Waterbury tomorrow and Saturday. A twin bill is possible in the Brass City on Saturday, with next Sunday bringing a meeting with Shane Collins Hikes here.
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Red Tops Challenge Woodsides For Brooklawn Game
The Red Tops issue a challenge to the Woodsides to a ball game on the Woodsides’ field in Brooklawn next Sunday afternoon. If accepted, contact Manager J. Rick at Noble 1185 to arrange.
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Unclear regional standings with team and player names
Fragmented scores and player lists across Southern Association teams including Mobile Atlanta Memphis Nashville New Orleans Birmingham Little Rock Chattanooga and multiple players such as Weber Devermer Dell Brook Morton Mitchell Merz and Kelly Lerian Niehaus Knox Yaryan Robinson Mayer Anderson Cunningham Hinkle.
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Virgil Barnes Tops Haines as Giants Beat Cardinals 7 5
NEW YORK July 15 Virgil Barnes bested Jess Haines in a Giants win over the Cardinals 7 to 5 as the Pirates faltered against the Braves. Barnes worked through the game with strong support from Frank Frisch whose late hitting streak continued. The Giants moved within five games of the league leaders and Pittsburgh’s average dropped to .615.
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International League Scores and Lineups Include Cities and Players
The report lists multiple teams and players across the International League with lineups for Toronto Baltimore Providence Syracuse Jersey City Rochester and others. It names pitchers batters and fielders such as Wilson McCarthy Gibson Bat terfield Sandiford Manion Butala Ogden Cobb Maley Auer Mene Miller Day McKee Lynn Swaney Nie jbergall Zellara Freitag Thormahien and others. The fragmented text references second games and composite scores or percentages without full context.
Baseball scores from the American Association games
Milwaukee dominated Toledo with a 6 0 win while Toledo beat Milwaukee 5 6. Louisville swept St Paul 4 1 and 7 4, with Indianapolis 6 falling to Minneapolis 8. Columbus 5 defeated Kansas City 6 in a separate matchup.
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