Over 250 Athletes Eye Invited VFW Track Meet
Bridgeport A C leads a field of over 250 Connecticut athletes with entrants from New York and New Jersey for the Veterans of Foreign Wars track meet at Seaside Park next Saturday. The event features 15 competitions across open, novice, and girls divisions, with Bridgeport A C and New Haven Harries fielding strong squads and Coach Anderson’s Red and White squad to split duties between two meets. The program lists dash, distance, jumps, shot put, and relay events, with rivals including St Marys A C Stamford, Yale and Towne, and various American Legion posts. The meet is set for 2 pm, with tall trophies and potential records.
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St Peters Set for Hard Clash With Black Rocks
The St Peters face a tough struggle with the Black Rocks next Sunday at Bullards. Officials look to arrange games with city pro teams and ask to contact manager Redmond at 1227 State Street for negotiations.
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World's Champion to Compete Here Saturday
A telegram to Captain Max A. Baum Tate announces the New York Athletic Club will send stars for the V. F. We meet Saturday. Leroy Brown and Sol Butler lead the field in indoor jumping events, with Paul McValley and Jackson Shortg among sprinters and other participants listed in the events lineup.
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Herrison Thompson
Pat McDonald
Harrison Thompson
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Pittsfield Beats Waterbury 7-2 Behind Morgan and Pelts
Pittsfield jumped to a quick lead as Cy Morgan limited Waterbury to two runs. Malone started for Waterbury and Tillman pitched six solid innings for Pittsfield. Baker led Pittsfield with three hits in five at bats while Silva, Bates, and Stapleton contributed on defense and offense.
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Local women enter state title tennis tourney
Several local women tennis players are expected to compete in the third annual Women's Connecticut State Championship at the Country Club of New Canaan. The event opens June 24 with doubles and mixed doubles on clay, led by defending city champion Miss Carolina Chapman and singles titleholder Miss Helen Gileaudeau. Entries with names and contact details must arrive by June 24. Florence Bullin serves as referee. Singles commence Monday, doubles Tuesday, and mixed doubles Wednesday.
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A R S Nine Defeats Lone Stars Eight to One
The A R S nine beat the Lone Stars at Seaside Park Sunday by eight to one. Pitcher struck out sixteen, and Kuba In made a shoestring catch in deep center followed by a perfect throw to the plate. A R S has an open date next Sunday and challenges any city or state team.
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Brookside Roamers Win Forfeit From Stratford
Brookside Roamers claimed a forfeit victory over Stratford All Stars after Stratford failed to appear for a scheduled game. The item notes unclear local contact details and a reference to city league participation, with stray OCR errors appearing in the address line.
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Cardinals Batter Phil Douglas as Giants Fall 5-4
New York report details a tense baseball game where St. Louis hitters pounded pitcher Phil Douglas and the Cardinals won 5 to 4. Hornsby struggled, Dit drove in both runs, and the infield provided strong support as Nattoho achieved a milestone for the league.
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Peters Homer Sparks 8-6 Philly Win Over Chicago
Peters homered with two on base to lift Philadelphia to an 8-6 victory over Chicago. Kaufmann homered for Chicago in the ninth to tie, but Peters drove in two runs earlier and Winters earned the win while Kaufmann took the loss. Parkison, Hensine, and Krug led Chicago with multiple hits. Strezl and Stutz added two base hits for Philadelphia. Umpires Moran and Quigby. Time 2:20.
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Giants Lose Burns as They Seek World Series Edge
By Billy Evans the Giants face a slump with George Burns out. The piece details Burns’s impact on defense and offense, noting how his absence weakens the infield and the club’s overall strength in the pennant race. It cites McGraw’s 1921 trades and Groh’s addition as context. The tone argues Burns’s absence fuels the team’s struggles.
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Newsies Win Third Straight Contest Title Claim
Newsies extend their win streak to three with thirteen straight games won. Season record shows mixed results versus varied opponents including Evening Stars, Hornets, Seagulls, Whirlwinds and Tilton Stars. Manager Louis Musante at Union News Company in the Railroad Station invites teams to contest with Newsies.
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Trade School Field Hosts Tomorrow Local Racquet Meet
The Bridgeport Trade School will hold its annual outing at Pleasure Beach tomorrow with 300+ students departing from Stratford Avenue Ferry at 9 o clock. Events include boys and girls sprints, jumps, relays, and a 220 list. special San Test and an afternoon game between instructors and Wegersl Board students. The Danbury Trade team will join the beach activities. The Bridgeport tennis team from Connecticut Valley will be present as the local standings and schedule are shared.
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Westports to Play St. Mary Nine Next Sunday
Westports schedule a baseball clash with St. Mirys of Bridgeport next Sunday at Kornstock. The article lists betting and hitting averages for locals, including rings, Goll, Shipper, and Vornkah, and notes several stolen bases with multiple players named.
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Elias Howe School Title Goes To Elias Howe
A fragmented report notes Tanrain school and Elias Howe school competing in a city championship. The White Home team claimed the title after three contests with scores 4 2 and 10 0, while Lincoln won the second game 9 6. The text mentions the Physics department and some stray names and numbers.
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Ruth Harbors a Homer as Yankees Fall to Indians in Cleveland
Ruth hits a home run and drives in two others before being ejected for disputing a call as New York loses to Cleveland 4 to 2. Malis pitched well for Cleveland, fanning several Yankees and earning the win while Mays took the loss. Umpires Dineen and Nailby. Time 2:70.
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Albany Triumph Over Fitchburg In Low-Scoring Game
Albany edged Fitchburg 8 to 3 as McHugh and Murphy homered in relief and Wild's infield hit set up the late scoring. Dowd, Leary and Jefferson contributed in a rugged contest with pitching by Wasner and McDonaty guiding the home team to the win.
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Kelly to Train Louis Bogash for Major Fight
Jimmy Kelis to train Louis Bogash in Bridgeport ahead of a Hogash-Robdson bout. Bogash maps an extensive camp over nearly a month, with contract details and a June 24 arrival. Plans include a potential bout pairing Bogash with Angus after a cancelled Youngstown appearance.
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Profs Postpone Local Game Here In Elm City
Several hundred local fans packed the park to see Bridgeport host New Haven but a late decision by the Weiss crew postponed the contest because wet grounds. The delay cost Bridgeport the chance to gain in the standings as Pittsfield moved ahead in the league race. Albany beat Fitchburg in the other league game.
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British Isles Team Wins Davis Cup Singles Pair Over Italy
At Roehampton June 19 the British Isles won both singles as F Gordon Lowe defeated Count Dl Rebecco 6-1 6-3 6-1 and Major Algernon F Kingscote beat Cesare Colomba 7-5 6-1 The Italians rested their top player Baron Moorpurgo and Randolph Lycett could not play due to rheumatism leaving England with improved prospects despite earlier doubts.
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Rising Penns baseball captain candidate from Cortland
Daniel Sullivan of Cortland New York emerges as a leading candidate for captain of the Penndesaball team. He has played a great game at third base for the last two seasons and is noted as a frontrunner for the captaincy.
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Park City Giants to Battle Red Sox This Sunday
Park City Giants coach Green promises a tough game against the Red Sox at Searide Park this Sunday. He touts a vintage battery of Yates and Steadmen to steady the defense and plans to schedule July 4 games with the Shamrocks or the Brook sides.
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