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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1922
Page
6
Bridgeport records a twin bill loss as the Americans fall twice to Hartford. Kane and Thorpe spark the visitors with multiple hits, while Hartford battles for lead amid fielding errors and close plays.
The American Chain blanked Locosine 4 to 0 as Doremus held the Autts to five singles. The Triple M's, last year’s pennant winners, lost 4 to 3 to Crane. Remington Arms beat Sats Textile 4 to 2. Standings show American Chain atop, Crane and Remington Arms tied.
The Fairfield American Legion team beat Fairfield A C 9 to 6 in twelve innings. Mills and Risley pitched a long duel with a Tiptak home run driving in Birne and Watson Cavanaugh contributing key plays. The game featured long rallies, notable fielding, and multiple standout performances.
New York closes its home stand with an 11 to 7 win over Boston in a poorly played game. The Yankees exploded for seven runs in the sixth inning as twelve batters came to the plate. Scott and McNally delivered multi hit performances while Skinner, a pinch hitter, drew two walks. Collins rob Ruth of a base hit with a sensational catch.
Detroit wins 11 to 6 amid seven errors by Browns. Dan Howley serves as umpire while Tigers mount a rally. The Browns use five pitchers as misplays and missed calls influence the game. key batters include Sister, Tobin, and Williams. Game details and dubious officiating noted.
New Haven dominates in a twin bill sweep. Gardella shines with strong pitching and decisive hits. Crummy notes of mixed errors mark the opener as New Haven seals a 18 to 4 victory with solid hitting from Martin and She.
Paddy Lavery pitched a standout 3 hit game guiding Hall Community Moe to a 6 point win over Craghon at Sea side Park in the Junior Rev crestion Teague. White the EY. A. nine was held to three hits, Hall’s defense and timely hitting powered a late scoring push. The victory secures a top finish and sets up a decisive title showdown with the West End team.
The Waysiders won in ten innings as Farrell fans 13 White and 13 men. Farrell worked a squeeze play with bases loaded in the tenth to bring in the winning run. Gallusher and Charley O Neill starred for the Waysides while Collins, Nelo, and A Berger contributed at the plate.
Tesse walked and scored as Bridgeport built a lead but fell apart late. Bracehaw and Cortisa produced runs, Kane and Rosenthal singled, Demat Mies misplayed, Stauffer relieved Bornheert in the seventh. Thorpe was doubled off on a Lynx attempt, Rosenthal scored on a Thorpe throw. Bridgeport added one more in the ninth on Smith’s infield out and Bradshaw’s passed ball.
Walter Hagen, open champion, meets Australian open champion Dick Kirkwood in a Monday afternoon match at the Interlakes Country Club course in Atlantic City. Carence Hacknes, resort professional, and Maurice Risley, club champion, are listed as officials.
The article reviews pennant races in both leagues, noting tight standings among St Louis, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, and Chicago. It highlights streaks, key pitching, and shifts in lead as teams contend for the championship in a season with unusual tightness.
Eddie Roush, a reinstated outfielder for the Cinci Reds, is to sign with the team today for the current season. The contract terms were not announced, and Roush will report to the club Monday night amid fan excitement after the afternoon game. The deal covers only this season, with further talks planned for next season.
The Lenox team fell to Sing Sing Nine with final scoring showing Sing Sing ahead 4 to 3. Key Sing Sing contributions came from Marlako and Gonkin with Marcinko strong on defense. Lenox counters were limited as Conklin Horan and others managed few runs.
The Stratford team defeated Avons at Hurd Avenue grounds yesterday in a hard fought game. Carroll starred for Stratford with a strong hitting display, while Pays and Spotlow were key for Avons. Wart France and Vitysimmons from Shibe Park were noted in upcoming matches, with France set to face Tendler in August.
Crasho Cubs defeat Westports 23 to 11 with strong pitching by Mowe and solid fielding. Normtad opened on the mound for the Cubs and backed by Holzhausen and McMalin on defense. Tris Bpealer showed heavy hitting in a lopsided scoreline from Tindyrpart to secure the win.
Yesterday a set of results showed the New York Yankees taking a late lead after a 11-7 win over Boston, while Chicago and St. Louis played, and New York traded for Joe Dugan and Elmer Smith from Boston for multiple players. The deal included potential cash and future pitcher selections, reshaping both lineups with Boston veterans moving to New York and former Yankees appearing for Boston.
The Soundviews traveled to Seaside and outscored Tenox with a strong hitting performance led by Bragaw, who totaled 27 hits. The Linox defense faltered as several runners reached base, while Pent and Falner added offense but failed to deliver timely hits.
Muted recap of a game where the Rocks edged the Berkshires amid standout pitching and defensive plays. Key performers included Traore backing the plate and teammates Vain McKinney Bragaw Trailey, with the Rocks scoring several runs after strong contact and timely hits.
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Devon defeats St Mary nine 7 to 0 as Rexides pitches shutout innings and hits a homer. St Marys manage few runners and fail to capitalize against the Independents in a tense town league clash.
Ren Herman of New Organs, forty ANTANS champion, denies a Kaw Orleans rumor he has retired from the ring. In a telegram to his manager Same iny Goldman today he said the report was wrong and that he will stay in the ring. The telegram mentions Herman and his opponent Jes Janek, with Wermaenn as a tangential reference.
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