Beach bout ends in draw as Bogash and Ratner clash
At State Street Arena Joe Saviola stops Levinsky in 1:10 with a right cross and left hook, while August Bogash and Jim Ratner battle to a draw in a whirlwind, crowd-pleasing bout. Luby earns praise for grit in the undercard.
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Sout
State Street Arena
Joe Saviola
Kayoes Levinsky
Louis
Bogash
Fefferee Lee
Bo Spaak
Jack Metter
Togash
Borash
Ratner
Trey
Ratnér
Bogasa
Rainer
Lewis
Tie Bell
Raines
Big Tourney 10 Start Wednesday at Brooklawn Country Club
The President's and Vice President's Cup tournament at Brooklawn Country Club opens Wednesday with about fifty expected players. Parker Seeley, state amateur champion, plans to compete while Seclvy seeks revenge after a prior final round defeat. The event runs through August with qualification rounds in August and the match rounds spanning August 10 to 22.
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Tne
Brooklawn
Parker Seeley
Hawley reaches Beggin County tennis final in crowded Brooklawn event
In the Beggin County club handicap men's singles, Te Hawley advanced to the finals after strong play, with Omary favored to carry off the title. The semifinalists include Teale Jp and Shay Lig, with hopes high for a packed Saturday final as Wheeler and Knowlsons chase doubles and junior teams seek new bookings.
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Beggin County Club
Te Hawley
Silvary
Hig Aleaty
Canslecrn
Omary
Iovars
Teale Jp
Shay Lig Mateh
J. Hawley
Wheeler Dr
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ANTS BEAT CARDINALS TO EXTEND LEAD IN NEW YORK GAME
New York increased their lead by defeating St Louis 50 to 4 in a second game. Meusel, Young and Craningham led the attack with multiple hits while Barfoot pitched strong until an elbow issue arose. Several players contributed on offense as New York swept the doubleheader.
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Louis
Ratner
Bogash
Louie
Selinda
Basash
Velight
Vt Bagash
Ines
Loris
St . Aistaire
Lou
Ratni
Lau
Phoxers
Tom
Carper
Lou Rusher
Borash
Augie
Rater
Hoda
Pasaade
Elavenza
Jim
Lowren
New York
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Ottoon
Surneck
Byan
Sherdy
Pieffer
Barfoot
Alie
Sherdst
Peover
Pertien
Mongias
Ryan
Fiorcia
Garfoot
Douglas
Almamith
Lavery 10 Pitch Title Game For Hall Community
Paddy Lavery, a high school pitcher, will face Hall Community in a seaside city championship on Sunday. Lavery aims to set season records with a strong showing as Hall Community-Lavers seek a title and Lavery’s mastery may decide the outcome against Rowe in a likely tight duel. The lineup includes multiple players and officials with Fred Garbally noting Hall Community’s strong fielding and depth as they pursue the trophy.
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Christer
Shampionship
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Lavery
Gevery
Rowe
Qese
Nina Fey
Che
Ang
anAdor
Bes
Fred Garbally
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Ray Cassily
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Strange
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Aunt Meats
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Belmenist
Handicapped Brooklawn Solper Play Tournamenteer
Handicapped Brooklawn Solper Handicap Play at Branklawn country club. A four bell merint play handseng tournament with combined partners, one winner fed 43 eneh winning purine. The event runs one month of July with teams and players including Vissensan and Wedd da in the matchups.
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Joly
Andy Gumps Defeat Disgusted Bankers
The Gumps won 17 to 3 as Andy Gumps defeated Disgusted Bankers. Byalkatt played well, with Peek and Simon contributing for the Gumps while Johnny Routhar impressed with hitting as the standout feature of the game.
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Andy Gini
Sean
Handy
Love Doy
Byalk
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Eheak
Peek
Simon We
Johnny Routhar
Seaside Playground Nine Surges for West Side Honor
Seaside Playground team vows strong bid to win the West Side playground honor. Coached by Tom Keegan of St. John’s Prep Danvers, the squad features Sacred Heart school stars who previously claimed the parochial school championship.
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Seaside
Tom Keegan
St. John's Prep
Danvers
Sacred Heart
Jownson Shuts Out Potes In Ten Run Showdown
Springfield pitcher Earl Janrge dominated Hartford backed offense enabling a 10 to 0 rout. Sharpe homered twice and drove in four as Springfield tallied early runs and stretched the lead behind solid defense and timely hits throughout the game.
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Hartford
Sharpe
Lafely
Nehane Reiman
Douzhan
Gal Ganon
Ted
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Dodge
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Sune
Tulay
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Rode
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Untitled local notice with garbled OCR text
A damaged OCR snippet mentions events, names, and places in a jumbled local notice. It references individuals such as Anderson and Adah and locations like New Tit Yao and Dixiyel avenue. The text is incomplete and irregular, with many nonsensical phrases and misread terms.
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al Anderson
Aguderson
Salta
Veterans to Meet Fairfield Legion in Fair Play Row
Veterans from Ireraien Wars prepare for a divisional match as the team listed under Gillagh LW faces Fairfield Legion. The lineup includes players such as Larry Shen Haley Guilag and Clark Sh Taylor while noted names like Ray Shea and TPHARONLY appear in the altered OCR.
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Uit
Atael Aly
Beresiy
Evegrinis Ara
Bane
Tna
Clarks Sh. Taylor
Ray Shea
Beardsley Golfers Tied For Harborside Invite
Players at Beardsley compete in a scribbled round as officials seek order amid a course confusion. The scene notes courteous etiquette and steady play while observers await a formal presentation of results and scoring cards.
Bagassio Sighs Fight License Battle
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bagassio and license fight with unclear details. Key names appear distorted and no clear dates or places emerge. The readable parts suggest a municipal or licensing dispute but specifics are not recoverable from the fragment.
Acorns Face Sunday Game After Confusing Report
The Acorns seek a Sunday matchup despite a garbled report. Officials list a city venue and several names, but details are unclear. The team appears confident, aiming to prove themselves against any local opponent.
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Atahawler
Babe Ruth Hits Two Homers as Yanks Win 41 6
Babe Ruth hit two home runs as the New York Yankees defeated the St Louis Brawny 41 6. The Yankees batted around against local pitchers and evened the series. Ruth’s two homers led the comeback, with Wright stepping in during the seventh inning and driving in runs to seal the win.
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YANKS
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New York Yankees
Puleber
Socals
Hoyt
Moe Scare
New York
Ag Gerber
Sigier
Withame
Poniragan McManus
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Waord
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McManus
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St. Loui
Belle
Wrecht
Bayne
Hore
Bash
Alieh
giples—Connolly
Kellogg’s Fine Trout Catch Dominates Bridgeport Prize
Stanley P. Welloge, former champion, wins Bridgeport Sportscene prize for largest weekly trout catch. He nets six superb fish, amid reports of a lean season for trout. Herb Andrews notes big fish, while Spark Centre plans weekly awards for largest and smallest mouth sizes. Sturges from Pa sets a notable record, catching a hefty fish weighing pounds and inches.
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Stanley P. Welloge
Bridgeport Sportscentre
Ketlowe
Herb Andrews
Herb
Iden
Spark Centre
Gran
Kerel
Arate
Municipal Tennis Tournament Opens Entries Boosted
Two players, J Galaaha Galdman Roth pee, have entered the municipal tennis contest to be staged at Beale toy yntt Seaside pare courses. Entries are invited from men and women. entries and fees are to be arranged by P V. Gahan of the Board of Recreation. The organizers hope the field grows enough to start play within a week.
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Toy
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Galdman
Roth Pee
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Board of
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Guna
Southport Pequots Meet Westports Sunday in Westport
Westport, July 2. Southport Pequots to meet Westports Sunday in Kernstock area. Southport's Bam Rave leads, Westports rely on Beugsect and Kise. Pitchers Maddock and Macle eye strong outings as both teams seek a win to end slumps and improve standings. Local rattle of nine lineup changes noted.
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Westports
Westport
Port Redial
Bam Rave
Poyel Juttle
Beugsect
Kise
Vernkival
Madgoce
Sacgo
Cata
Southport
Ilorent
Qenterfield
Ting
Maddock
Valley Nine Cl Tallen GIS and Local Baseball Teams
The noisy local sports chatter lists Saintsbury nine with key players and managers, referencing Trinity University ties and county rivals. It notes scheduling notes for Sunday, bookings, and possible matchups with Sprague Meter, Bellnaps, and St. Mary nine of Staniford, plus Rosebuds and The Rocks.
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LePard Stars In Bridgeport Shutout Of Waterbury
Bridgeport defeats Waterbury 6 to 0 with Eddie LePard dominating on the mound. Lucky Howe faltered early, yielded four runs in the fourth, and Cy Mergen finished the inning as Bridgeport pulled away. Mor roasted the Waterbury lineup through a mostly clean game with strong fielding backing.
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Brasscos
Luck Howe
Sewflela Park
Bridgeport-Waterbury
Bridgeport
Ara
Maddie LePard
Bol
Lucky H
Cy Mor- Fun
Billy Gilbery
Lucky Howe
McCann
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Lucky
Cy Mergen
Morwan
Weis
Pottick
Rodrigues
Kingdon Slyzted
Rodle
Loftus
Mowe
Smith
Rodriguez
Emmerich
Kingdon
Gilbert
Cy Morena
Fiedler
King
Bridgeport Adds 34 Road Games This Season
Bridgeport announces a schedule expansion with 34 more away games, including nine doubleheaders, to be released this week by Dan O’Neil. Home games total 30, with a backloaded list of city matchups against Alpans Hartford Waterbury and others across July to September, reflecting a busy road slate.
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Bridgeport
Dan O'Neil
Alpans
Gepter
Hartforg
Waterburo—Aurnet
Wittsfield
Aueur
Springfivid
Fitenbure
Harsford
Waterbury
Recreation games preview in the league tonight
The Board of Recreation Waves debuts tonight facing first place South End nine. Goards of Recreation will take over the Elks stand and aim to challenge the South. Red Topa and Witlauts collide at two tonight as Walls Stan’s Meferants entertain.
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Board of Recreation Waves
Recreation League
South End
Goards
Recrtion
Elks
Board ' of Recreation Nine
Walls Stan
Ieee
Devon A. C. Ball Team Seeks Sunday Game
The Devon A C Ball Team, part of the Dayan Athletic Club, challenges a semi pro or amateur squad in Bridgeport for a Sunday contest. Manager states willingness to arrange a match and notes scheduling flexibility.
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Dayan Athierle Club
Bridgeport
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