Bears Win Seven Inning War Over Waterbury Bears Conquer Waterbury 5 1
Bridgeport Bears defeated Waterbury Brasscos 5 to 1 in seven innings before rain halted play in the first game of a three game set. Jimmy Bishop beat Egbert Johnson, Emmerich and Meyer provided key RBIs, Milan and Myers contributed, with Emmerich scoring two first-inning runs and Red Torphy handling the bases. Rain stopped the contest with Bridgeport leading 5 1 and a twin bill scheduled for tomorrow.
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Club Plans for Titular Swims at Pootatuck Yacht Club
The Pootatuck Yacht Club hosts its annual mid summer meet on Saturday August 6 at the Stratford club house. Two state championships the 50 yard freestyle for men and the 200 yard freestyle for women are on the slate along with a fancy diving contest and eleven races plus novice events. Prizes include gold and silver medals with the 400 yard relay offering a club cup to the Affernet clube. A AU officials supervise the event with racing from 4 to about 6:30 PM followed by dancing at the club house.
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Broad Street
Stratford
Jersey City Officials Deny Club Transfer Rumor
Jersey City business manager Jank Donnelly denied rumors that the Jersey City baseball club would move to Montreal or that George T. Stallings would re enter the International League as managing owner. He called the Rochester Journal and Post Express claims untrue and said he was tired of denying these reports.
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Jank Donnelly
Jersey
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Rochester Journal and Post Express
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Donnelly
Stallings
Rochester
Connelly
Cardinals Edge Phillies 9-8 in 11 Inning Opener
In St Louis on July 27 the Cardinals returned from a long road trip by edging the Phillies 9-8 in 11 innings. With the bases loaded and two out Blades singled to drive home Dout for the winning run as the game stayed tied late and the tense sequence set the stage for a dramatic finish.
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Philadelphia i Wyckoff
Athletics
Sam Gray
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Galloway
Foxx
Harry Hellmann
Sox Score Three In 10th Beat Washington 7-4
Chicago Chicago scoring three runs in the tenth inning defeated the Washington Senators 7 to 4 in extra innings. Key hits included singles by Clancy Lyons and Metzler, Crouse’s double, and a sacrifice by Kamm. Helm Frisch Leach Cooney Attreau were notable for multiple extra base hits and runs.
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Senators
Clancy
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Crouse
Kamm
Simpson Delivers Two Hits in Mill Hills 19 3 Win
Elly Simpson, son of Bumner Simpson, held the Sandy Hook Pirates to two hits as Mill Hills rolled to a 19 3 victory in the annual clash. A pair of errors fueled a three run Pirates inning, while Simpson fanned eleven hitters.
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Bumner Simpson
Sandy Hook Pirates
Mill Hill Read
Pirates
Thurston Metrix Hit By Pitching in Wide Washington Loss
Chicago defeats Washington 9 to 7 as base runners Sanford Kamm Lucius Peck Thurston Waid Cie and Harris pace offense. Thurston takes the loss after 6 innings and Coffman finishes with 2 strikeouts. Umps Hildebrand Evins and McGowan. Time 1 hour 68 minutes.
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Clouse
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Kamm
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Peck
Cie
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Washington
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Ott Lyons
Coffman
Lyons
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Evins
McGowan
Sharkey challenges Eurle for title bout in New Haven
Young Sharkey of New Haven, a top middleweight wrestler, challenges Louis Euryle of Stratford to meet for the title at the athletic show at the Odeh Grotto next month. Sharkey says he is ready to face Euryle anytime.
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Young Sharkey
New Haven
Louis Euryle
Stratford
Odeh Grotto
Sharkey
Burle
Hillies Defeat Profs in Sixth Inning Rally
Hillies defeated the Profs 6 to 1 after a key late rally in the sixth inning. Pittsfield beat New Haven 5 to 1 in the first game of a scheduled doubleheader before rain halted the second game. In Hartford Springfield and Hartford were tied 4 to 4 with darkness and rain ending play in the seventh inning.
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PROFS
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Hartford
New Haven
Pittsield
Stark
Smallwood
Jablonowski
Pittsfield
Bridgeport
Waterfury
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Waterbury
Haviland and Hubard Named for Shenecossett Tourney
Paul Haviland and J T L Hubard will represent Brooklawn Country Club at Shenecossett Country Club's four day invitation tournament opening this morning in New London. The event centers on the Shenecossett Trophy awarded to the winner.
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Paul Haviland
J T. L Hubbard
Brooklawn Country Club
Shenecossett Country Club
New London
Leaders Clash in League Showdown Tonight
St Gyiil's aims to move up to second place in the Junior Holy Name league by facing Sacred Heart in the feature. The card lists St Charles against St Marys, Sacred Heart versus St Cyrile, and St Augustines meeting St Peters with umpires Griffin Diamond No 6, Christy, and Mandell respectively.
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Holy Name
Sacred Hearts
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St. Marys
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Sacred Heart
St Cyrile
Christy
Augustines
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Mandell
St Cyrils
St Augustines
Six Milford Firemen Hit Over .300 in Team Batting Honor List
Milford, July 26. Six firemen from Arctic Engine company lead the West Shore Fire department team with batting averages over .300 to .400 after Sunday's win. Notable averages include Lockwood 410, Nettleton 400, Rea Fer 370, Somers 333, Doolittle 294, and Wadhams 300, as the team totals and individual marks are reported.
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Arctic Engine Company
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Nestletoh
Rea" jFer
Frank Somers
Dor” Doolittle
Gene” Wadhams
Nettleton
Foster
Somers
Doolittle
Wadhame
Francis
Gould
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Strong and Mott to Play Off Tie Next Week
Sid Mott and Horace D Strong, who tied for the low gross in Brooklawn's Tuesday one day tournament, will not play off this week. The likely match is next week, 18 holes on the Brooklawn course, lowest score wins the prize and second lowest takes the second prize.
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Sid Mott
Horace D. Strong
Brooklawn
Giants Rally in Ninth to Beat Cubs 6 4
In Chicago the New York Giants staged a dramatic ninth inning comeback to defeat the Cubs 6 4 and push Chicago into second place. Bill Terry delivered a bases loaded double with two outs to spark the rally after the Cubs held a two run lead. Root and Jones finished for Chicago as the Giants surged late. The score was 6 4.
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CUBS
Chicago
New York
Bill Terry
Charlie Root
Percy Jones
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