Starr Roars In Double Header As Albany Beats Bridgeport
Bridgeport and Albany split at Newfield Park with Albany taking the twilight game 7 3 while the Bears win the first 7 3. Bernie Starr stars on offense with a double triple homer and three walks, while Horan struggles with nine walks as Hearne and Starr pace the pitching and fielding in a tale of two games.
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Eastern League anniversary game to feature Bransfield and Old Timers
Chairman Hugh Reddy announces a four inning exhibition at Newfield Park marking the Eastern League tenth anniversary. Umpire Kitty Bransfield returns to the diamond alongside former Bridgeport players Jack Dempsey and Bill Vile. Old Timers will be managed by Ray Grimes era veterans Karry Cornen and Kiso Wilhelm in a clash featuring Beau mont, Beaumont, O'Dell and a host of retired stars. The program highlights legendary Bridgeport figures while noting recent form and historical context of the Robins and other leagues.
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Sherrod Smith Shuts Down Browns in 10-1 Victory
Sherrod Smith pitched a four hitter as Cleveland overwhelmed St. Louis 10 to 1. Browns drop from a tie for third to fourth. George Sister went hitless after 22 straight games with a safety.
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Delaney to battle Burke in Coney Island ten round feature
Delaney faces Jack Burke of Pittsburgh in a ten round main event at Coney Island stadium tonight. Delaney seeks a knockout as plan to avenge prior losses and Burke aims for one more bout before a championship clash with Paul Berlenbach at Yankee Stadium on August 28. George Robinson and matchmaker Al Jennings await word on plans while Jim McDonald weighs a Boston star's chances. In Omaha, Ray Luebke of the Western League has been sold to the New York Yankees for the next season Grand changes and details follow.
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Kaceys win fourth straight Recreation League game
The Knights of Columbus powered to their fourth consecutive Recreation League victory at Seaside Park, topping the Walnuts 4 to 1. Olichney homered for the Kaceys in the fifth with the bases empty, while Cremins and McAndrews each logged hits. Nelson limited the Walnuts to four hits as the Kaceys built an early lead and held on behind strong defense and pitching.
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Marullo Signs to Fight McTigue in New Orleans Bout
July 23 articles report Tane Marullo signing to fight Mike McTigue in New Orleans on August 1 in a light heavyweight bout. Both fighters prepare for the scheduled clash as promoters confirm the date and venue.
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Leonard Beats Smith in Nutmeg A C Bout
Young Leonard of Wallingford wins referee’s decision over Rocky Smith of Battle Creek in a 12 round main event at Nutmeg A C New Haven. Georgia Day defeats Larry Roach, Phil Mercurio and Murray Curtis draw, Haley Doll beats Tommy Jarrett, purse held for Rocky Smith after unsatisfactory showing.
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Senators Rally To Split Doubleheader With Kats
Hartford beats Waterbury 2 1 in the second game after Waterbury won 5 1 in the opener. Fraser homered and Durocher drove in the winning run with bases loaded in the ninth. Waterbury scored first. Hartford answered with a late rally to seal the split in the twin bill.
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Rosenberg Defends Bantam Title Over Shea in Fourth Round
Charley Rosenberg of New York defended his world bantamweight crown by stopping Eddie Shea of Chicago in the fourth round at the Velodrome A. The bout ended after Shea was knocked down three times, with Rosenberg delivering a decisive right hand. Attendance reached 13,266 with receipts of 63,213 dollars. An undercard included Mike Dundee drawing Johnny Drew, and Phi Kaplan defeating Sammy Baker.
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American Association Minneapolis at St Paul team preview
Minneapolis faces St Paul in a set of only scheduled games featuring McGraw Arnamith Beall and Collins for the American Association matchup. The article notes these are the only games on the schedule.
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Dodgers Win Exhibition in Reading, Pa
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