Many National Stars Set for W.F. W. Meet at Seaside Park
A cache of top CT and national track talent gathers at Seaside Park this afternoon for the W.F. W. meet. Selections include national champions and Olympic hopefuls with Lever, Whelan, Fitzpatrick and Lavin among favorites in sprints and distance events. The program features 100 and 410 yard dashes, 880 yard and mile handicaps, field events with Lavin and McDonald in contention, and a large Bridgeport A. C. entry list. Officials include Referee Dr. William Donaldson, Clerk P. V. Gahani, with a full slate of judges and timers overseeing the competitions starting at 1:50 pm.
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Red Sox Top Mays In Eight Inning Comeback Victory
Boston gains win as UsRvatar knocks Mays from the box in New York. Pratt delivers a pivotal double, followed by a fielder’s choice and Scoll’s run, finishing the rally in the eighth. Pratiom.de errors noted but brilliant effort vs. former team.
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Hoopers Home Run In Tenth Secures Indians Victory
Chicago June 23 Harry Trooper hits a dramatic homer in the tenth to give Cleveland the win. The game featured crowded benches and a late rally as Hooper supplied the key blow while both teams used many pitchers. Final tally showed Cleveland on top with Hooper and Wamby among standouts.
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Arrows to Face Eagles in Junior Recreation League clash
Arrows will host the Eagles in a Junior Recreation League game that could affect first place. Hillsides meet She fans as standings show Arrows ahead with 5 wins, 9 losses. Eagles 0-6. Other matches include Buggie vs Arrows at Yellowit Park and Colonials vs Strand 4 at Seaside Park.
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Stratford and Brooklawn to Host Annual Tennis Clash
Teams from Bridgeport and Stratford High schools will compete in the annual tennis tournament staged by the Xie Alumni Association at Brooklawn Country Club. The event opens at 9 AM with singles draws, Buckingham of the Juma Association in charge, entries to report one hour prior. Prizes include silver and gold medals for singles and doubles winners. Moll Pay as director will referee. Local rosters include Captain Mi on Vroland, David Monahan, John Hagobian, Walter Sackett, Kenneth Meyes, and Hayward.
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Hayward
Firemen to Meet Greens Farms Nine in Charity Baseball
The Bridgeport Fire Department team faces Greens Farms at Ted Ford Oval in Alamond with most players from Westport fire brigade. Lt George Gran will captain Park Citrp smoke eaters and Dutty Arne will pitch joined by Driscoll Kokasha as receivers. First pitch at 6:53 PM to allow firemen to report back by 1 oclock.
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Black Rocks edge Public Market in second win
The Black Rocks defeated the Public Market for the second time Thursday night by a wide margin. Gallagher, former High School pitcher, started and pitched well though Rocks’ fielding errors hurt. The Rocks face St. Peter's Sunday on Bullard Field in a promising matchup.
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Albany Defeats Springfield on Pontes Homers
Albany topped Springfield as Pontes powered the win with a homer and multiple hits. Prines and Gorzales also homered, while team relief pitched by Douglan and Elsen steadied the game.
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Hrum Hits 12th Home Run of the Year
A fragmented baseball report from St Louis and Detroit details Hruluan’s 12th homer of the season, with scattered lines about players, fielding, and mid game events. The text references St Louis players and a Detroit context, but many names are garbled.
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Grace Kemple Places Fourth in Gotham Yard Dash
Grace Kemple finishes fourth in a troubled a tempo yard dash at Madison Square Garden. Anna Raum and Grace Wemple also fail to lower the colors. Besdie Ryan, the Panama Canal champion, wins finals. Bridgeport maidens show finesse while divers struggle in a severe handicapping event.
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American Legion 10 Plays King Pins at Seaside Park
The American Legion team travels to Seaside Park Mamond No 3 to face the King Pins in a fast game. They recently defeated the Devon team 2 to 1 and will rely on star batter Ronstiçz at Larkin and Sule] ian. All Lotion players should report to the club house at 1 30 PM.
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North not Stars seek any team midseason matchup
Fragmentary note shows North not Stars expressing openness to playing any opponent in midseason. Names and specifics are unclear but imply willingness to compete across schedules throughTiank McGev and Riis numbers. Further readable details are absent.
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Yale Triumphs In Annual Thames Four Mile Rowing Race
Yale varsity eight defeats Harvard by nearly three lengths on the Thames in the annual four mile race. Ewing leads Yale with precise strokes as Harvard struggles to match the New Haven crew. Crowds line the river as Yale claims victory under fair conditions amid colorful regatta scenes.
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