Bridgeport Wins Two Off Hartford In Hard League Tilt
Bridgeport defeated Hartford twice as Clary and Rodriguez excelled on the mound. Brown struggled in late frames while LaVallie Irving and Emmerich sparked the offense with timely hits. Bridgeport rallied in the fifth and seventh to seal the second victory despite stormy weather and scattered errors.
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Clary
Bridgeport
Yuna
LaVallie
Rodriguez
Irving
Rodriguer
Lee
Emmerich
Loftu
Mullen
Post
Fisher
LaValle
Belmneger
Brown
Bobbys Emmerich
Loftus
Les
Hartford
Hank
Siegle
Belanger
Fieher
Iocals
Own
Fishers
Pex
Bridgeroft
Kalty Hartford
Cangrove
Haule
Lehmens
Hager
Johnson
Demore
Bobby
Mullem
Smith
Tredriguez
Pan LaVailie
Tromig Alt
Schmel
Belancer
Schmehl
Leites
Gree
Hesse
Bembe
Engrose Cf
Len Echmehl
Hage Swaney
Risua
Bripceronr
Faber
Parigues
Allie
Hertford
Emmerson
Jen Baste
Rice
Couch
Pases
Eastern League Results and Standings Snapshot
Yesterday's results show Springfield 5, New Haven 1. Waterbury 5, Worcester 1. Bridgeport 14, Hartford 4. Bridgeport climbs to seventh on the victory as Brown fans seven, with Umpires Stafford and Breslin. Rip Conway singled for Jonn aon. Hesse and Demoe also contributed as the game threatened. Municipal Tennis Tournament entries include both men and a lone women delegate.
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Springfield
Inefiala
Spritsfield
New Haven
Worcester
Weterbury
Waterbury
Worcestar
Bridgeport
Martford
Hartford
Senators
Rip Conway
Jonnaon
Hesse
Cos
Grove
Hauk
LaVallie
Belanger
Hank LaWailie
Celllar
Victorien
Line Ten
Elzkt Gathe Race
BES Albany
Pittsfield
Garena
Hugh McQuillan Defeats Braves 6 to 3 in New York
The New York Nationals beat the Boston Braves 6 to 3 on June 24. Hugh McQuillan allowed seven hits while fending off a late rally. Ford hit a homer with R. Smith aboard in the ninth, and Jiancroft belted his first homer of the year. Groh left the game in the second with a strained wing, replaced by Alteen for Jackson.
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New Harven
Pittsfield
Davenport
Rosenthal
Gardella
Baler
Stapleton
Burrell
Bosse
Wilton
Batchelder
New Haven
Martin
Dowdon
Fisher
Bowman
Osborn
Gagnon
Neher
Withrow
Haven
Tay Om Barrell
Maretin
run—Rosenthal
Davenper
Withrow Seher
Pirtetiala
New
Palls
Fried
Brown and Conroy
Time
New York
New York Nationals
Boston
Hugh McQuillinn
Joe Genewich
Jube Marquarad
Braves
Elever
McQuijat
Ford
R. Smith
Jiancroft
Snyder
Groh
Giants
Wiin
Jackson
Nixon
Felix
Southworth
McInnis
Boeck
Smith
Genewith
Powell
Marquard
Bagwell
Baonerett
Prisch
Meusel
Kelly
Kelly OM O'Connell
Der
Tares
Barcraft
C'onnell
Young
Frisch
Bancroft
Shyder
Meinnis
Nutty
Tan
Bos- McQuinlan
Genewich
McQuillan
Marauard
O'Connell
Mewwich
Hart
Morar
Tim
Cubs Edge Reds 2-0 Behind Alexander Pitching
Grover Alexander held Cincinnati to three scattered hits in a duel with Adolph Luque as Chicago won 2 to 0. Two Reds reached second base, while Luque saw his seven game winning streak snapped and his record drop to two losses in eleven starts.
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Chicago
Grover Alexander
Cincinnati
Afolph Luque
Luqué
Ldnesa
Cincinnati Star
Luque
Cubs
Harper
Bohne
Hollacher
Buyna
Daubert Ich Hue
Cinginmati
Alexand Harper
Kaase—Grantham
Friberg
Elliott
Fonssea Lo Daubert
Alexander
Bynder
Pitenes
McCormick
O'Day & Finneran
Labor Day Track Meet Gets Expanded Sponsorship
The American Legion will host its third annual Labor Day track meet with a six member committee led by Willam McNulty. The event aims to attract top athletes from the surrounding region and expand from last year’s 606 entrants with fifteen events including three for girls. Events listed include sprints, distance runs, field events, and relays.
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Monster American Legion
Labor Day
American Legion
Willam McNulty
Wi- Ham McElroy
Barragh
G.1
Blanchard
R. McMahon
Wiliam Ballou
Ouerrounding
East
Seaside Park
Nications
Week's Feature Showdowns Tie Reds Cubs Graphophone Nine
Major league action highlighted by the Graphophone nine leading the Manufacturer's League race while the Cubs beat the Reds to tighten their hold on fourth place. Giants extended their streak to six wins as Cleveland and St Louis tussled for position. Browns climbed into the first division in the American League as Detroit and Washington moved up, and the Yankees won four of six.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louisington & Philadelphis
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Boston
Bete
New York
S. Louis
Nad
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Philadphia
Pittsburgh
St. Lous
Priteburgh Cincinnatan
Brooklyn
Philadeliie
Tiday's Gartios Boston
New
Ague
Pittsburgeh
Chicago Ay
Boston Brooklyn
Columbia Graphophone
West End Combine
Sta
Fermington Arms
Arfieeliars Tube
Harvey Hubbell
Cineinrat
Luque
Cubs
Alexander
Reds
Cardinals
New York Giants
St. Louis Browns
Cobb
Detroits
Washington T
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Yankees
Browns
Mohawks Defeat Colonials 6 to 4 at Seas'ds Park
The Mohawks won 6 to 4 over the Colonials as their infield swamped the visitors at Seas'ds Park. Eddie Bebing and Big Derkin sparked the offense alongside hitting ace and standout performer, with Rogers, Grant, Stowe, and Arntan contributing across the lineup.
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Seas'ds Park
Eddie Bebing
Big Derkin
Hawke Alassy
Coloninla Coool Odbo
Rogere and
Grant
Stowe and
Arintan
Pirates Beat Cards as Pfeffer Favored in Opening
Pittsburgh batted Pfeffer hard in the sixth inning scoring four runs to defeat St. Louis 4 to 1 in the opening game of the series. The Cardinals knocked Morris out in the eighth but Bagby held them scoreless. Carey went 4 for 5 at the plate.
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ST. Louis. Mo
Pittsburgh
Pfeffer
St. Louis
Fairfield Legion Blanks Kacey in Bridgeport Stunner
Special to the Telegram. June 24. Bridgeport’s Kacey nine was held to eight hits as Fairfield Legion won 8 to 6 at Legion Field. Veteran Bill McGarry, a noted Fairfield slab artist, withstood the visitors’ attack, while Tom Lavery struggled early on the mound. Cavanaugh ripped two triples and Brotherton stood out defensively for Fairfield, with White and McGretka sparking Bridgeport.
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Bill McGarry
Kacey
Bridgeport
Legion Feld
Legion
McGarry
Tom Lavery
Nelson
Cavanaugh
Brothertons
White Mgretcka
Bridgeport golfers set for Public Links title defense in Washington
Five Bridgeport players, led by Larry Doyle and Sid Mott, prepare to defend their Public Links title in Washington. The group, among 300 entrants, will tee off June 26 at East Potomac Park, aiming to break 80 and advance through four days of competition.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Solfore
Washington
Kenora
Larry Doyle
Sid Mott
al Gedney
Jimmy Tremallo
Alvords
Stern
Public Links champion pennant details and event dates
The public links tournament will crown a new champion with G Leoffer Jr awarding a blue on white pennant to the winner, flown at the home course for a year. An intercity match is set for June 25, with a qualifying period and courtesy invitation to Columbia Country Club on June 27 and 28. Committee members and organizers are listed across several cities and clubs, including Toledo and Chicago officials, with address notes for T John Street and New York.
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G. Leoffer, Jr
Toledo
Nny Folfers
Columbia Country Club
Colonel &. Co
Sherrill
D. L. Weart
Dorota Woodward
John H. Hanne
Henry L. West
United States Golf Association
P. Jermein
A. T. Packard
Chicago
R. D. Latham
San Francisco
Borner Miller
St. Louis
R. W. McKinner
J. S. Burke
Pittsburgh
D. McSheehey
Wortcester
George Kreider
Newark
N. J
Dauss Weakens In Ninth As White Sox Win
Detroit native Georges Dauss pitched eight strong innings before fading in the ninth. Chicago rallied for nine runs to beat the Tigers nine to eight. Detroit, one run back in the ninth, loaded the bases with one out before Derritt Pratt hit into a double play to end the game after Thurston retrieved Cvengros for Chicago.
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Detroit
Mich
Georges Dauss
Tiger Harter
Chicago
Tigers
Derritt Pratt
Thurston
Cvengros
Shicaqo. Com
Hooper Vfflanks
Bolye Feathersill
Tor Mack
H. Blankenship
Cutshaw
Hooper
Mcvlelian
E. Callide
Rigney
Bassler
Dauss
MecClellan
Sheely
Segey
Pratt
Seabertaon
Crengros
Robert
Mack
Dallai
A. Hite
Robertson
Thu
Johnson
Crengrns
Daugs
H. Blaninship
Pltecher
Dana
Helmes
Moriarty
Parker Finally Completes Card For Thursday Show
Matchmaker Andy Parker has arranged a State street arena card for Thursday night with changes including Bones and Marino dropping out and Willie Angelo pulled due to an injured hand. Eddie Corbett faces Joe Hallgo in a ten rounders replacement for Bones while Pete Franchois steps in against Mason. Keeley trains at Acorn club aiming to land a punch on his conqueror as Jack Douglas returns in a star bout. Young O’Leary, a West End pile driver, meets the cake-eaters’ ex fighter in a separate ten round bout.
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Andy Parker
State Street Arena
Bones
Marino
Willie Angelo
Bridgeport
Parker
Eddie Corbett
Joe Hallgo
Angelo
Pete Franchois
Franchois
Mason
Kanuck
Keeley
Jack Douglas
Hubbell Tubers Tie Game Now Set For Evening Playoff
The Harvey Hubbell nine meet American Tube and Stamping in a 4 to 3 ten inning tie with Gallagher backed by Jack Reynolds on the mound. Joe Lucas faces Gallagher while Harry Quinn keeps the mask ready. The game is scheduled for Bullard's Field at 6 00 P M.
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Bulards
Edwards
Harvey Hubbell
Hubbell
Gallagher
Jack Reynolds
Tabers
Joe Lucas
Battle
Harry Quinn
Bullard
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Moose Swaney
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Statfford
Breslin
Cosgrove
Stone
Conway
el Mullen
Rodriigues
Irv
Sehme Mullen
Smithler
Bass— Schmehl
Jo E. Hauk
Harter Bridgeport
Joson
Oy Johnson
Clary Lesing
Ditcher
Johnson U ‘ Isplies
Bresily & Tetford
Profs
Hillies
Hugh M’quillan
Briggs
Mary
Miu
Pirates
Fittsburgh
Maranville
Carey of & Berbes
Brian
Rawlings
Morvisoi
Bagey
Etarnacht
Battomley
Block
Poreer
TsMutts Metter
Nerth
Hartoo
Py McCurdy
F Mann
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McCurdy
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Carer
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Fairfield Legion
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East Potomac Park
Tuseday
Agnew
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Shipley
McAleer
Miller
di Estes
Lord Brooke
Charles Agnew, Jr
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George Voight
District of Columbia
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Vosey
Brooke
Volgat
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Walter McCallum
Potomac River
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Arlington
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Hae
White Sox
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Art Pa BO AS
Lela
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