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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1921

Page

6

Boehling and Americans rout Albany in batting carnival

Gene Afecaan's champions beat Albany 8 to 5 at Newfield as Sullivan and Barron struggled on the mound. Boehling pitched superbly with few walks, Emmerich and Martin keyed the offense with multi hit games, and Kingdon, Loftus, and McLaughlin boosted the scoring in a late surge. Albany mounted a late rally but fell short with Barron allowing seven hits and five runs through 2 1/3 innings.

Gene AfeCaan Albany Vesvardar Kinsdon O'Connor Barron Bochling Emmerich Martin McLaughlin Wittins Ray Rodriguez Kingda Loftus Joe Boehling Rodrigue Denanve Smith Refield Murphy Roddy Kingdon Kingie Arstup Pennoyer Driscoll Boehling Learyich Sullivan Tosade Balks Ump Kingdénis O'Conner Podriguss Dameron Donahue Lotus Sen Smith Mac Boebling Martis Leary Blettin Mad Bageer Redér Ellngdon Feld Rodrigues

Ponies Win Six Inning Game Over Hillies In Rain

Springfield defeated Pitistie A for the second time in two days here this afternoon. The game was shortened to six innings due to a heavy rain. The score stood 1 to 0 when the seventh inning started, and the outcome hinged on that stretch before rain halted play.

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Worcester Takes Both Games From Hartford

Worcester, Mass. July 20. Worcester won a doubleheader against Hartford. In game one Worcester led 2 to 2 after the first inning as Conway and Callahan delivered doubles. Game two ended 7 to 5 with Bish pitching safely for Worcester while Boyce struggled and Hartford’s hitters were held.

Worcester Mass Harttorn Ith Conway Callahan Boyce Bish

Berkshires to Play Soundviews Saturday in 1:30 PM cue

The Berkshires will play the Soundviews Saturday at 1 30 p m for No 5 dla mang area game. Schuler has been elected Wielnass manager of the team. The Berkshires seek games with the Shamrocks or any other 18 to 20 year old team.

Berkshires Soundviews Dlamang Schuler Hae Wielnass Shamrocks

How They Stand Yesterdays Games Briefs

Bridgeport 3 Albany 0. Spareney 1 Pittadela 0. New Haven 3 Waterbury 0. Worcester 3 Startford 2 in 4 innings. Worcester 7 Hartford and second game. New York 11 Cleveland 3. Chicago 3 Giants 2 in 4 innings. Batrolt 2 Washington 1. Stouts 10 Boston 9. Tomorrow: St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at Philadelphia Cincinnati at New York Pittsburgh at Boston.

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Mystery Family Ice Box Talk Sparks Alarm

A fragmentary note hints at a family ice box discussion and a concern over a neighbor named Gor and a water melon related matter. The text suggests tension and potential danger with a statement about murder tonight and feelings of hate to see someone go after days of lying around.

Long Hints at Indians 3 Waterbury 0

Waterbury put three hits on Woodward as New Haven blanked the Presscos 3 0. Long of Waterbury extended his hitting streak to 99 games with a three bagger on the first pitch and drove in runs. Waterbury 3 New Haven 0 at New Haven.

New Havens Waterbury Woodward New Haven Long Otf Threeschagger Sehille Aranaield Bart Gallagher Gallaghar Schultze Ghlagher Schultz Lagher

Eighty-Eight in Titular Rounds of National Open Golf

Washington July 20 Eighty eight players advance to the titular rounds of the twenty sixth annual National Open Golf Championship at Columbia Country Club. Top scores include Jim Barnes 69 and George Duncan 72, with 12 players qualifying to the next 36 holes, amid strong fields from the United States, Britain, Australia, and amateurs.

Washington Columbia Glu Jim’ Barnes Pelham George Durecan Caime Barnas Aetter Wollowing Barnes Michael J. Brady Oakland Elly Club Detroit Peter O'Hara Pat O'Hara Clarence Hackney Atlantic City Geonse Duncan F Hngland Abe Mitchel George Sargent Scioto Alex Cunningham Toledo Charles Means Sweetser Ardsley Stoke Dobby Tones Atlanta John G. Anderson Sivanoy Massachusetts Riin Jatute Lea Deved Charles R. Murray Gi Nicholls Providence Charles Gakmont Jesse PL Ginilhorit Oakland Tong Charles Miatheracle Weeknand Noroton Conn Thomas DB Armour Scotlan Wiliam New England Mets Tan Goss North Adams Mars Joseph Stein Nashua N. H Topping Greenwich Womestead Danvers Charles Mothergma Wee Burn Wiliam Ogg

Browns Defeat Boston in Twelve Inning Game

St Louis defeated Boston 10 to 9 in twelve innings after taking an early lead built by Davis in the first three frames. Sisler delivered a double in the ninth, driving in Balmera and Tobin as the series progressed.

Browns Boston ST. Louis Davis Sading Phi Sisler Balmera Tobin Sears

Yankees Defeat Cleveland to Take First in AL Race

New York triumphed 7 to 1 over Cleveland to move into first place in the American League. Lefty Shawkey was sharp, allowing eight hits and fanning nine, while Cleveland’s defense cost them with errors. Babe Ruth reached base four times and scored three times, highlighted by Baker driving in four runs with three hits.

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Cooper Pitches Pirates to Victory Over Boston

Pitcher Cooper leads the Pirates to a win against Boston as a young lineup and mixed positions play through the game. The report highlights players Davis, Russell, Kelp, and Palmers with several 2s and 3s in the box score, noting time and key scorers as the team edges ahead in a competitive matchup.

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Chisox Edge Athletics In Extra Inning Battle

Chaotic extra inning showdown ends with the Chicago White Sox defeating the Athletics in ten innings. Johnson shines on the mound and on the base paths, while Corlina and Btruak deliver key hits and solid defense. Cast of players and final score listed with battered box details and misc 拼.

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American Association Scorescard Aces Early Games

Columbus 3, Minneapolis 7. Indianapolis Milwaukee, Tulado 7. St Paul, Louisville 10. Kansas City 1a.

Columbus Minneapolis Indianapolis Miwaukee Tulado St. Paulo Louisville Kansas City

Oxford Athlete Sets Fast Time at Stadium

G D Rudd of Oxford ran 440 yards in five seconds during a workout at the Stadium as Oxford Cambridge athletes prepare for a track meet with Harvard Yale. Landon of Yale cleared six feet two inches in the high jump and an Oxford athlete hurled the 18 pound hammer.

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