Bridgeport Sits Sixth After Loss to Albany
Bridgeport dropped to sixth in the Eastern Seaboard standings after a 6 to ? defeat by Albany at Newfield’s Bark yesterday afternoon. Ray Falk’s triple highlighted Albany’s win as Bridgeport’s bats stranded runners and mistimed several scoring chances. Albany built a lead with three runs in the seventh frame, while Bridgeport rallied briefly but failed to plate more than one run in the sixth and eighth innings.
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Factory League Schedule Fixed
The Park City Factory League revised its schedule due to sain and a strong wave. Five more games will be played, ending the season August 26. August 13 features Bridgeport Brass and Warner Brothers in a double header, with subsequent matchups including General Electric, Graphophone, and Karm Pne Brothers.
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Two New Teams Invade Recreation League Schedule
Two new teams the Board of Recreation and the McGraw Al Stars join the Recreation League on Thursday. The Al Stars won last week, overcoming Park City Giants in a five game losing streak to claim a victory. The Board of Recreation team will replace the Elks, who sit in second place with only one game played this season.
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Markets Lead Mercantile Nine Faces Howthands Tomorrow
The Public Market nine dominates Mercantile league play with four straight wins and is expected to ease past Howthand tomorrow night. The standings show Public Market at the top, trailing teams like E T Co and Terminal Club in the race for the title.
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City Tennis Play 10 Start Soon
Fierce V. Gahan leads the Board of Recreation planning the city tenants championship tourney to be held at Bourdaley and Sonsida Park courts in August and September. Singles doubles and mixed doubles for both sexes will be included. any city resident may compete and local merchants are expected to donate prizes.
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Women’s golf at Brooklawn Club final fixture of month
The Brooklawn Club hosts the final women’s golf fixture of the month with over fifteen entrants anticipated. Two thirds of contestants will have regular handicaps and a prize awaits the winner. Also noted are plans for an August prize event and the President’s Cup tournament. The Black Reef Juniors eye a baseball team with auditions and registrations underway at Bullardt Field tonight at 7:46.
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Walker Helms 24th Homer as Athletics Win 4-2
Philadelphia reports a rough afternoon as Walker powers the Athletics with his 24th homer of the year driving a 4-2 win. The game saw late-inning drama and misplays, with several hitters collecting hits while pitching phases scattered.
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Two Big Cycle Races Planned for Next Month
Denied for focus fans during August the two big cycle events include a 20 mile race postponed from July 19 and Southern New England elimination championships. Dates not set yet but expected this week with riders from New York Stratford New Avon Worcester Springfield competing. Winners earn points across races from one to ten miles leading to a gold medal for the Southern New England title and the national event in October.
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Black Rocks After Twilight Games Announcement
The Flack Tinexs announce a citywide twilight basketball initiative offering ten back-to-back games with any team. Manager Michael Pacsay has organized the Rector quartet to perform at St. Ann's Hall for a charity entertainment event supporting local athletes including Black Rock star fielder Barney, recently injured in a prior game.
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Old Mill Defeats Hall Playground In Close Game
The Old Mill girls defeated Hall Playground in a tight contest yesterday. Pitching by Mie Mall and solid fielding from teammates helped Old Mill pull ahead while Hall Playground struggled to respond.
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Beachwood Playground Team Chases City Title
The Beechwood playground team aims to win the city championship after an opening victory and seeks an undefeated season. Coached by Dud Saur, a standout high school figure, the squad pushes for continued success.
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Anderson Announces Program For Big Meet On August 12
Coach A Anderson unveils the program for a major meet at Seaside Park on August 5 with events open to state athletes. Included are 11 handicap races for men and women, sprints, distance runs, jumps, throws, and a girls program with multiple events. Notable names include Fred Rubien and Leach, with strong expected lines from New Britain A A, Sacred Heart, New Haven, and Bridgeport A C.
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Bogash Ratner Bout Rescheduled After Wrangle Here
Lou Bogash agrees to fight Ratner here Wednesday after lengthy wrangling over consultative issues and weather. More than 2,500 fans were disappointed when last night’s boxing was postponed, and promoters expect a near sellout crowd of about 4,900 for the Wednesday card at State Street arena. The bout will precede Bogash’s Friday match with Dave Shade in Boston.
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Bogash to Fight Shade on Friday in Boston card
George Shade Tamby and Pacific coast middleweights face Louis Bogash at Revere track next Friday July 24. The program features Himabone Kelly vs Mortsovery and Le Trivick vs Smith, with Johnny Shenvard and Doddle O’Neil in 10 rounds along with Willie Corder vs Billy Jolene. Various bouts complete the card.
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Stratford Nine Triumph Over Stratfordless Nine
In a murky report fragment, a baseball style clash ends with Stratford team winning 12 to 4. The text is garbled with several misspellings and unclear names, but suggests a decisive scoring edge by the Stratford squad and mentions Wargo and Orion in a stray line.
Duddy Eliminates Sprang in Y M C A Tennis Tourney
Duddy knocked out Dr. R F Strang in straight sets 6-1 5-0 in the YMCA tennis event. Strang’s shoulder hindered his play as Duddy dominated with precise serves and solid returns. Several fourth round matches remain before the finals with Buckingham favored to reach the final.
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Giants Beat Melrose Nine In Park Showdown
P.C. Giants defeated Melrose nine by 2 10 to 7 Sunday at Park. Alexandra featured in the event. Melrose pushed hard but could not sustain the rally. Giants plan another game next Sunday with hopes of continued success.
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Championship World Title Clash Faces Unclear Roster
A garbled report lists Tony Bult and Moavelait chauplon of the Cee Bites amid a disputed claim involving a world championship bout. It mentions the New York Rosine Commission and a potential forfeit, with many names and places obscured.
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Delaney Set for August 4 Rematch with Augie Ratner
Delaney, in top form after time in Canada and shade-st music, signs to fight August 4 at Jack's battle venue. He seeks a rematch with Augie Ratner, who defeated him months ago, with negotiations for a return engagement in New York.
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Fairfield Nine In After Games
The Fairfield A A and the Fairfield American Leaguers battled at Togion Field Sunday. The A A squad won the twelve inning game 28 to 63 with a late rally suggesting strength for next Sunday and Bundeys, Tallew Tite, Berke Ighipes and Greens listed among participants.
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Bridgeport Trade Series 10 Opens Tomorrow
Bridgeport baseball opens series with first game in one afternoon, Hardware City Racing holds title since league form. Coach Vitvisson predicts strong startup as Tames receives and Camtann, Weengh, Dorin anchor field. Second game set for New Britain, then Newville on Monday.
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Mohawks Break Hillsides Streak In Camp Victory
Mohawks topple the Hillsides 44 to 0 in a rugged game. Erickson and OConnell sparked the attack, Peet delivered heavy stick work with three hits and bases loaded. French relieved and calmed the Hilltops, striking out six as Devon Independents await Sunday’s rematch.
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Two More Meets for BAC Tram Season Plans
Bridgeport A C aims to add two more trophies this season as meets are set in the state. Lighthouse Point hosts a field day on August 20 and Torrington A A stages a monster attack the same date. Anderson plans to enter teams in both joints.
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