Bears Beat New Haven 7 3 In Bridgeport Series Opener
Bridgeport defeats New Haven 7 to 3 behind Jess Ronser’s bat and George Metevier’s pitching. Ronser delivered four solid hits, with support from Frank Wotell, Hein e Batch, Bernie Starr, and Johnny Henxzes. Metevier held the Profs to three runs, fending them off after early trouble in the first inning. Seven stolen bases, five by New Haven, highlighted the contest.
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Jess Ronser
George Metevier
Bridgeport
Ronser
Frank Wotell
Heine Batch
Bernie Starr
Johnny Hen
Metevier
Montevier
Cleveland
Neal Ball
Gmore
Wentth
Bears
Nichols
Davies
Cammarano
Zingerort Haven
Stain
Miller
Burke
Henzes Martin
Gleason Mayer
Lerlanie
Runser
Tlenzes
Fotell
Crleasoner
Jew Haven
Halls
Oit Istevier
Nicho Rli Morrell
Metevie
Nicholt
Chols
Morell
Morrell
Starr
Nicho
MacDonald and Brown
Between Ourselves by EDWARd J SHUGRUE on pennant race outlook
In seven weeks the league pennant chase tightens with Springfield and Albany viewed as frontrunners while Waterbury Hartford Bridgeport fight for spots. Changes in rosters include Paddy O Connor trimming to 15 and Tommy Mullen leaving Williamsport. In Memoriam and Zev retirements reshape turf prospects and the Kentucky race scene lingers on.
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Bridgeport
Springfield
Albany
Waterbury
Hartford
Paddy O'Connor
O'Neil
Tatonia
Zev
Sam Hildreth
Wellington
Napoleon
Chumhill Downs
Saints to Host Weekend Doubleheader in Seaside Park
Saint Charles baseball team holds practice drills at Seaside Park in preparation for a weekend doubleheader. On Saturday they face Read ME team, and on Sunday they meet a Junior championship opponent. Saints own a 10 8 record and were not defeated by the Westerns as previously claimed.
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Bt. Charles
Turday
Saints
M. BE
Mnona
Amateur Boxers at White City Tonight in New Haven Area
Beven Bridgeport amateur boxers will compete at White City in Saint Rock tonight. The boxers will also participate in the New Haven Police Gym games at Lighthouse Point on August 18. Manager Tom Flynn requests the team to appear at the Liberty Building at 6 45 for delivery to Henry DelJuifo Pat Duffy Nagy Joe Michaels Johnny and Ed McCarthy.
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Beven Bridgeport
White City
Sain Rock
Boye Wil Alow
New Haven
Lighthouse Paint
Tom Flynn
Liberty Building
Henry DelJuifo
Pat Duffy
Nagy
Joe Michaels
Johnny -O
Ed McCarthy
Ives' K E Team Beats Parkers in Tight Race
The K B E department of Ives Toy Co defeated Packing team 9 to 7 in a race at contest. Tierney pitched brilliantly retiring 12 batters. The series stands at one game all in a best of five.
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K. B E
Ives Toy Company
Tierney
Samford Pro Team Reverts to St Marys Name
In Stamford Daly 30 reports the Samford semat pro team has dropped its current name and resumed the original Saint Marys designation. Acknowledges plans to play at Ussining New York on Sunday.
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Stamford
Daly
Samford Semat
Nam St. Mary's
Ussining
N.Y
Electric Seeks Ninth Victory in Industrial League
The General Electric nine aims for its ninth win of the year in the Industrial League at Seaside Park tomorrow afternoon, facing the American Tube combine. The Chain and Brass clash also, with Chain atop batting and Electrics leading in fielding. Diamond 1 games at 1:20 pm Bridgeport Brass vs American Chain, umpire Whaley. 3:30 pm American Tube vs General Electric, umpire Treat.
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General Electric
Seaside Park
American Tube Combine
Chain
Brass
Electrics
Diamond
Bridgeport Brass
American Chain
Whaley
Beardsworth
American Tube
Treat
R. H, PC
AL E. Pc
Bridgeport
Triple Feature at Emmets Outing
The second annual Young Emmet club outing at the Meadows next Sunday features two Gaelic contests and a hurling match drawing visitors from New Haven Hartford Waterbury and New York. De Mitchella of New Haven faces the Sian team of New York with Captain Bill Harrett of Tipperary refereeing. The winners receive trophies while Waterbury faces Stratford in the hurling clash. A large crowd is expected.
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Young
Emmet
Meadows
New Haven
Hartford
Waterbury
New York
de Mitchella
Sian
Bill Harrett
Tipperary
Reeferee
Permne
Toig
Faung Smmet
Startford
P. J. Wareley
W. J. Vaughn
J. Reynolds
JD. McQueeney
J. Lavin
J. Phelan
W. Cushing
Leading Hitters and Batting Averages Summary
A compact table lists top batters with games and stats. E. L. leads with 94 games, 376 at bats, 66 runs, 138 hits and .867? PC. Rays, War, 73 games, 259 AB, 43 runs, 85 hits, .1867. Stengel, War, 54 games, 175 AB, 31 runs, 41 hits, .849. Wilson, War, 52 games, 250 AB, 43 runs, 87 hits, .1348. Slandaert, Spld, 82 games, 338 AB, 68 runs, 114 hits, .337.
Lenox Tops Sacred Hearts In Recreation League Clash
Lenox defeated Sacred Hearts 9 to 2 at Seaside Park in an errorless game. Dutch Sherwood starred with six putouts and a triple, while Althausen took the loss for Sacred Hearts as Lenox built a five run fourth inning after trailing 2-1.
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Althausen
Sacred Hearts
South Enders
Seaside Park
Dutch Sherwood
Sherwood
Hearts
O'Connell
Althanseh
Creevy
Sean Bowden
McCarthy
Brewster
Creavy
Walsh
Dowling
Herb
Klinger
Short
Glenna Collett Reaches Eastern Point Final in Women’s Invite
In Groton July 30 at Schenectady Country Club Misa Glenma Collett defeated Miss Helen Parsons to reach the final of the seventh annual Women’s Invitation Golf tournament. Collett won two up after a strong finish and will face Mrs H D Sterrett of Hutchison Kansas for the Griswell Trophy.
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Misa Glenma Collett
Helen Parsons
Maine
Schennevosset Country Club
Miss Collett
Miss Payson
Hota
Misa Payson
H. D. Sterrett
Hutchison
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J. J. Thomson
Slwanoy
R. H. Barlow
Merton
J. D. Woodrin
Brarburn
FE. C. Stone
Belmont Spring
Charlea Voornees
Baltearoi
White Sox end Coveleskie win streak with 11 to 1 rout
Washington notes the White Sox hammer Coveleskie for nine hits and five runs in three innings, ending his 13 game winning streak as Chicago dominates the box score. Gregg, Marberry fail to hold, Hussell blanking two frames for the Sox.
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Coveleskie
Washington
Covel
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Marberry
Hussell
H Poon
Ea McNeely
Harris
Tice
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Davis
Calvis
Sheely
Mastil
Collins
Judge
Allins
Goslin
Coslins
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Ruel
Thurston
Marbery
Athletics
Whstehill
Wells
Frank Welch
Senators Lace Albany Club in Batting Duel
Hartford defeated Albany 9 to 6 in a high scoring game marked by heavy hitting. Both clubs used three pitchers as they traded runs and produced a tense afternoon of offense.
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Albany Club
Wartford
Hartford
Albany
Hubbells Play Ballards Tonight in Southern Association
Nashville defeats Atlanta 8 to 4 while Memphis blanks New Orleans 3 to 0. Enzmann wins for Albany Hartford drops 9 to 6. Two base hits by Mann and a Schinkel home run highlight a game filled with steady pitching and fielding from Enzmann, Odenwald, and Hinkle as umpires Roy and Barnet call time at 2 05.
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Hesse 1B
Praser Cf
Rondeau If
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Fiaberty
Enamann
Johnson P
Feltman Rf
James P
Albany
Hartford
Mann
Schinkel
Phillips
Heitman
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Odenwald
Enzmann
Hinkle
John- Jaan
Hinkla
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Colwell
Johnson
James
Conroy and
Barnet
Mack Shuffles Hit Order as Gray Shuts Out Tigers
Connie Mack shuffled his batting order and Sam Gray pitched a complete game to beat Detroit 9 0. Gray earned his tenth win of the season and his fourth shutout, as Philadelphia pounded Wells and Whitehill early and added runs in the later innings.
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Sam Gray
Tigers
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Sammy Gray
Whitehill Herd
International League game fragment with mixed team lineups
Fragment from a baseball score table shows Providence over Jersey City with Elis Swartz Lynn Zellara Cantrell Freitag. Reading over Baltimore with McNanara Matty Jackson McKee. Toronto Buffalo no innings with Glaser Manion Maley Fisher Pond. Syracuse Rochester with Melen Niebergall Horne Lake.
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Swartz
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Zellara Cantrell
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Matty
Jackson
McKee
Toronto Buffalo
Benth Glaser
Manion
Maley
Syracuse
Rochester
Melen
Niebergall
Horne
Lake
American Association First Games Middlewest Scores
Minneapolis beat Kansas City 4 in the first game while the second game ended with Minneapolis 4 Kansas City a. Toledo 1 Loulaville 3 St Paul 3 Milwaukee 0 an. Columbus 8 Indianapolis 1 reports from the American Association standings and results.
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Kansas City
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