Walshmen Slip Back Into Fourth Place In Yankees Lead
The Bridgeport Telegram reports a weather disrupted game at Newfield Park where Albany routed the Moosers 13 to 1 led by Marty Glynn's pitching and a 13 safeties barrage. Ken Grimes Ray Grimes and Glynn spark Albany with timely hits while Walsh and Brackett rally briefly for Bridgeport before the downpour ends play.
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Favorites Lose Out At Kalamazoo Races
A large Kalamazoo crowd for Sal amazoo Day watched favorites falter across events. In the 2:02 pace Lovie Grattan split heats with Johnnie Quirk and Goldie Todd prevailing later heats. Roy Palm, son of Feter the Great, won the $3,900 purse for 221% trotters, defeating Alta Tonovan and Noid among others. Average three mile pace 2:08, fast for the meet. Don De Lopet driven by Geers failed to win a heat. Baron Gee and Murphy, with Charlie Rex, won the second and third finals. Second mile 24 seconds set a season record for trotters. In the three year old trot Great Britton dominated the first and third heats.
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Springfield Beats Cox Hard In 14 to 0 Game
Springfield routed Hartford in a baseball tilt, scoring 14 runs while Morgan held Cox to only one hit. The box shows Becker Gonzales Goevel Silva Morgan and others contributing, with home runs by Morgan and Becker, and pitching changes influencing the lopsided result.
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Worcester Victories in Twin Bill Over Pittfield
Worcester wins both ends of a doubleheader against Pittfield. First game ends 2 to 0 with Keifer pitching for Worcester. Second game ends 10 to 1 with multiple Worcester pitchers used. Umpire Mee officiated both games as Pilusmeld and Worcester players contributed key hits and runs.
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Americans Win Antwerp Shoot in Olympic Trap Event
Americans lead after first day of Olympic trapshooting in Antwerp with 87 targets hit in team match. Scores show United States at 361, Belgium 361, Sweden 619, Canada 90, Great Britain 3419, Norway and others eliminated after 400 targets shot.
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Pick of Nation's Oarsmen Meet In Regatta at Worcester
Worcester hosts a regatta featuring top amateur oarsmen from national crews and varsity boats from rival academies. The event showcases intermediate and senior shells, with crews from the Naval Academy and Syracuse, among others, competing for selections toward Olympic trials and honors.
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Braves rally in ninth beats Cardinals 5 to 4
Boston staged a ninth inning comeback, scoring twice to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals 5 to 4. Oeschger pitched well, with a risky ninth for the Cardinals unable to string together a late rally.
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Kerr Outpitches Harper and White Sox Beat Red Sox 2-1
Boston and Chicago played a pilouers duel as Kerr outpitched Harper. Chicago scored in the third on Collins and Weaver, with Herr and Liebold adding singles. McNally and a late Boston rally included Vitr, MeTamis, and an error, but Chicago held on to win 2-1.
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Rogash Linked With Four Challengers In Local Card
Impartial reports boxers Steady Steadman Jian Welly Rod Allen and Bobby Lyons as four rivals lining up to challenge Louis Rogash for the Conn. title. Prospects weigh whether any can beat Rogash and earn a shot at the holder, with Allen seen as likely to be matched with Rogash if he proves himself.
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Springfield Baseball Vanishes Dempsey Phone Contact Muddle
An unclear OCR fragment reports a Springfield baseball figure Dempsey and a messy phone contact note. The text references Mansop Maes and a possible message about calling or messaging, but readable names and solid facts are limited. The item resembles a classified or sports gossip snippet with garbled contact details.
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White Sox Acquire Strunk at Waiver Price
The Chicago White Sox secured outfielder Amos Strunk from the Philadelphia Athletics via waivers. Strunk, a veteran from the Athletics and once with the Red Sox, returned to Chicago after previously leaving the Athletics last year.
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Unclear Sailing Narrative with Jumbled Text Pieces
A garbled OCR fragment references sailing terms and names like Skinner, Leela Vee, and Simon, mentioning masts, sails, tacking, and a skipper. It weaves in and out with stray phrases about panels, white veins, and political hints, but lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear news item.
Nations Listed to Compete in All Olympic Events at Antwerp Stadium
July 29 report lists United States Canada and Coeho Slawalaa as the only nations set to compete in every Olympic event at Antwerp Stadium amid delays and partial entries. Monoco Sweden Italy and others enter most events. boxing and decathlon entries include many nations with varied participation.
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Monawes Faces Brookside Sunday Afternoon Tilt
Brookside hosts Monawes Sunday at 2 on the Lordship diamond while Hawk players are asked to report to the corner of Fidllister and Surwood avenues at 1 for a Sunday afternoon assignment.
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Browns Want Game Wear Crom Te Browns Te S
Browns seek to wear Crom for an American League game on Sunday if possible. The note asks if any diamond play is feasible and signals readiness to adapt.
Local Boxers Draw Jersey City Bout on July 28
Fragmented text indicates boxing match setup in Jersey City on July 28. Mentions boxers facing Gene Tune and Jo, with references to specific names obfuscated by OCR errors. Details about opponents and order unclear, but event linked to local boxing card.
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Slugging Yanks Trounce Indians For Second Tim
Yankees mount a slugging attack led by Peckinpaugh with two homers as they beat the Indians in a rain-delayed game. Tommie Wambsganss and Babe Ruth contribute key hits while Coveleskie and Myers struggle on the mound. The win and stats follow in a heavy, rain-interrupted ballpark scene.
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