Bears Capture Lead With Crucial Win Over Providence
1800 fans witnessed a tense battle as the Bears defeated Providence to seize league leadership. Precise defense by Torphy Fuller and Stapleton, plus key plays by Yordy and Ober, spurred a late rally with Rush delivering a tie turning double and Fuller scoring on a clutch hit in the eighth. The Grays threatened at the end, but Bears held on as Graham and Rush combined for most of the hurling. The rematch is scheduled for today at 3 o'clock with the stakes high in the standings.
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De Paolo Sets New Auto Record At Atlantic City
Peter De Paolo, 1925 champion driver, exceeded the world record for one cubic inch cars by 1.4 mph in qualifying for tomorrow’s title events at Atlantic City Speedway. He ran the mile and a half saucer at 33 mph, breaking the prior mark of 23.16 mph. Dr William Snattack and Bennett Huatsgowered the former record. Tomorrow’s program opens at noon with three 68 mile sprints and a 120 mile final.
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Coronach Takes Eclipse Stakes at Sandown
CORONACH WINS ECLIPSE STAKES AT SANDOWN PARK AS ROYAL PARTICIPANTS VIEW THE RACE. LORD WOOLAVINGTON'S DERBY WINNER PERPATA ANXED THE HOLINESS BLAKES IN A NEAR-IDENTICAL DISPLAY TO HIS DERBY PERF. LORD ASTOR AGAIN LUCKLESS, TAKING THIRD WITH ARROSBEN. TAR PRNC FAVOrite Ptolemy T, CHAINED BY GUARDS, COMPETES IN 1925 DERBY. THE FIELD ARRIVED WITH A CORPS OF STEPPERS AND SECURITY.
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Athletics Creep Up On Yanks By Winning Two Tilts
The Philadelphia Athletics narrowed the gap on the New York Yankees by taking two of three from the St. Louis Browns. They won 3 to 2 and 3 to 1, both games sparked by third inning rallies. Red Hargrave homered with one on in the second game as Philadelphia extended a strong stretch, having won twelve of fourteen.
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Ponies Rally To Beat Waterbury In Tight Free Hit Tilt
Springfield edged Waterbury 9 to 8 in a wild free hitting game. Helgens and White homered, Helgeth starred at third as Springfield overcame a Brassco lead to secure the win.
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State champ wins Hartford tournament
Frank D. Ross of the Siquin Golf Club Hartford captured the Connecticut Golf Association title with a 358 total after 36 holes and 67 in the final afternoon. Hosa carded a 76 morning 77 afternoon for 358, four strokes ahead of rivals Wilke of Ginodwin Park and Reid of Farmington who shared close scores. Wilke won the 36 hole net prize with a 138 while Rich Reed and others earned minor honors.
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Brooklawn and White Eagles to Meet West Ends in Benefit
In Scranton on Sunday Brooklawns face Berkshire and White Eagles meet West Ends in a city league double header at Newfield Park. The benefit supports the family of late Charles E Griffith with volunteers from City League and Junior City League donating services and park use.
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Bears Week Schedule With Multiple Games
Pilageport's Bears embark on a busy week starting Sunday with games in Hartford and a Monday matchup against the Senators. They return to Newfield Tuesday for Pittsf ield, then a Thursday game as FHacon appears, followed by Friday at New Haven. Saturday features Profs and Weare in New Traven with Albany Pittsfield and Waterbury later in the week.
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Purple Letter Men Announced At Holyrose Baseball
Woorumster Mass Paul J Mew graduate manager of athletics at Holyrose today announced the names of the Purple baseball men awarded the coveted letter Twelve men were listed as the 1926 Purple team members The captains are Patrick Marrell Shorty McMahon Walsh Morrissey Savage Doherty Freeman McEntee Fons Davidson and Dobens Election for the 27 captaincy is in order Only the letter men may vote and the election will be held as soon as possible.
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Buck Freeman
Joe McEntee
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Jimi Davidson
Ray Dobens
Hartford Beats Albany 11 to 3 in Easy Contest
Albany fell 11 to 3 as Hartford pitcher Owen Hartfort struck out four in a row in the fourth inning before Jamerson relieved him. The game unfolded with Hartford seizing control early and never yielding the lead.
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Thirty Enrolled In Coach's School Springfield Coach Leads
About eighty men mainly high school and secondary coaches enrolled at Springfield College for a coaching school opening with Coach Roper of Princeton in charge. Enrollment may rise to sixty or more as Princeton figures Wittmer assists. Notable college football figures from several schools addressed the program including Brain Melle Niebergall Doyle Faulkner O Neill and others.
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Yankees Rally Edges Tigers In Ninth For Win
New York, July 16 AP Yankees stage a late ninth inning rally to beat Detroit 4 to 4% in a four game series finale. Lazzeri, Ruth, and Combs produce the tying and winning runs as Dugan singles to plate Lazzeri for the decisive tally. Johns strong seven and two thirds innings, then falters.
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Gleason Stars as Profs Defeat Pittsfield 11 to 7
Pittsfield, July 16. Haver defeats Pittsfield 11 to 7 here today. Gleason delivered a great catch in the eighth that saved the game and turned into a double play. Killett drove in three runs with a first inning double, and McGowan added a home run in the second with one aboard.
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American association with Milwaukee and Kansas City clash
Incomplete report notes American Association action involving Milwaukee and Kansas City and references Minnesota and Toledo not scheduled. No clear results or dates available.
Clovers Meet White Eagles in Junior City Tilt
Six straight wins for Clovers set up a junior city tilt with White Eagles Juniors at Seaside Park on Diamond No 1 Sunday at Newfield Park. The event honors the late Charles Wo Pe and features Berkgelres-Broalowns and other listed players from Shore and Lawrence sections.
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