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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1921

Page

6

Bridgeport Falls 6-4 to New Haven in Ninth Inning

Bridgeport lost to New Haven 6-4 at Newfield Park as Chief Bender’s pitching shut the door in the ninth. Bridgeport rallied in the eighth and seventh, with Emmerich and Rodriquez producing key hits and a double steal, but Bornhoeft tired late and New Haven capitalized to pull ahead. The defeat drops Bridgeport to fifth as Pittsfield climbs to fourth.

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Bridgeport Closes Softball Ring With Narrow Loss

Bridgeport players Loftus Smith and McLaughlin contributed in a tight game as Cykowsky notches the win. Haven belted two base hits while McHugh Hargrave and Kingdes had three base hits. Loftus and Bornhoeft traded innings as the mound work and errors defined the matchup before a 2 hour finish.

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Dewey Loses to White in State Duckpin Tourney

In Washington Park Alleys the state duckpin tournament match ends 6-3 with White of Haven defeating Lou Dewey in a hard fought game. Early in the eleventh frame the score is tied 5-5 then White breaks ahead, taking the lead in the late frames as typed scores show clear advantage for White. The Lincoln-Elias Howl school baseball game was postponed to tomorrow due to Flag Day exercises.

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Brascos Hit Bennett Hard In Waterbury Win

Waterbury defeated Albany 3 to 0 in nine innings after a strong third and fifth inning rally. Pickup cleared the bases with a double to left center in the third. Horn pitched the eighth without allowing a hit.

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Standings and results from yesterday’s league games

Yesterday's standings show New Haven and Bridgeport tied 4 1 Hartford Springfield 1. Pittsfeld 5 Worcester 4 Waterbury 5 Athans 2. Games included York Detroit 6 St Louis 10 Philadelphia 9 Chicago B Boston Washington Cleveland 7. (11 lines).

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International League scoreboard from Jersey City to Reading

In Jersey City Syracuse and Newark games feature listed players such as Olson Montgomery Premeg Gilhian Clifford Wemsler Wuri Freitag and others. At Baltimore Buffalo and Baltimore clash with Teddy Grover Lentougl joining Mean as part of the lineup. Reading hosts Toronto in a Toronto contest while Reviney and Johnson appear among Farm players.

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Pittsfield Hillies Defeat Worcester 5-4 in Hectic Game

Pittsfield defeated Worcester 5 to 4 this afternoon in a tight contest. Fielding by Snatn aided Best early, while Tone Ha, running for the locals, kept the crowd engaged. Hitting by Roseard Gallegio and Relding of Ratles stood out amid the back and forth scoring.

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Soldier Bartfield Prepares for Bogash Bout at Grupp's Gym

Brooklyn boxer Soldier Bartfield trains for a fifteen round bout with Lou Bogash at an open air State Street arena next Monday. promoter Georgi Swyer urges Bartfield to fight in New York and not the city originally. Bartfield trains with Mike Gibbons and intends to prove superiority since their Madison Square Garden meeting. Bogash also trains with Tommy Madden at Grupp's and an undercard features Weafer-Steadman and a Breonan-Runny-Kid Lewis set.

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Harvard Freshmen Excluded From Varsity Meet With Oxford

Harvard announces no first year men will run for the combined Harvard Yale team set to meet Oxford and Cambridge. Burke, a freshman, was listed for the two mile but will not participate. Boxing will not be recognized as an intercollegiate sport at Harvard.

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Final Results Of Hilltop Athletic Association Voting

The Hilltop Athletic Association announces final election results with President Roach and a slate including vice presidents and directors. Key figures include Theresa Henan and George Tow for certain posts, with multiple names listed for director roles and general management. The new committees plan to meet tomorrow noon in room 10 as President Weldon resigns to chair the transition.

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American Women Dominate Open Golf Opens in Paris

Three American women led by Alexa Stirling defeated rivals in the first round of the French Open Women’s Championship in Paris. Mrs. F. P. I. Dubois and Rosamond Sherwood, both from notable clubs, also prevailed, while other Americans were eliminated. Stirling’s form suggested a likely run to the finals as she prepared to face Roswood in the next round.

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Bryn Mawr Polo Team Advances to Bryn Mawr Cup Final

Bryn Mawr Polo Club defeated Philadelphia Country Crab Tony 4 goals to 3 in a semifinal. Meadowbrag samplers await the final match on Thursday.

Ruth Caps Detroit Series With Two Homers In 9 6 Victory

Ruth blasted two home runs giving him 22 on the season and helping the Yankees take the final game of the Detroit series 9 to 6. Colfina yielded a second homer, Hoyt finished the eighth, and Ruth’s long blast traveled about 473 feet into center field bleachers. The performance tied or set multiple records as Ruth extended a stretch of four homers in two games and seven in five consecutive times at bat.

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U S Poloists Enter Final Practice in England

U S poloists in final practice before the international cup event at Hurlingham on Saturday. The Americans are said to be evenly matched with England with lineup changes boosting the visiting team. Lottie Stoddard and Thomas Hitchcock Jr lead at numbers one and two as J Watson Webb shines at three and Devereux Milburn fields in the back.

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Benny Leonard Injured in Auto Crash Near York

Lenny Leonard, world light heavyweight champion, and his mother Mrs Minciee Lerner, were slightly injured in an automobile collision in Harrier today. The other driver, Paul Sughrue, claimed the crash involved a stolen machine in a real estate deal, police said.

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American Association Scoreboard Snippet

Columbus 6, Milwaukee 3. Blinneapolis 3, Indianapolis 1. Louisville 3, St. Pant. innings described. Kansas City, Toledo.

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Fordham Pounds Caolese In College Baseball Tilt

Newton and Mags lead Fordham in a college baseball game offense as Caolese struggles on the mound. Detailed scoring remains unclear from the fragment.

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