Bridgeport Plays Scoreless Tie with N H Blues
Bridgeport and the New Haven Blues battled to a scoreless tie at Newfield Park before about 1,500 yesterday. Allie Bakos and Humphries stood out for Bridgeport with Luddy also impressive, as New Haven failed to convert drives despite several threats.
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Giants Edge Boston Beaters Despite Snyder Injury
New York defeated Boston 4 to 3 in ten innings as manager McGraw used a young lineup. Solomon hit a two base hit driving in Frisch for the winning run in the tenth. Snyder injured his right hand in the third inning, retirin g from the game. Gehrig pitched nine strong innings for the Giants.
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Pegk Stars as Senators Best Athletics 7 to 4
Washington bunched hits to defeat Philadelphia 7 to 4. Naylor and Heimach contributed with errors in the inning. Peckinpaugh made a spectacular stop at second for a force out on Crilleway, highlighted the play as the Senators secured the win.
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Milford Girls Basketball Team Strong Start
Milford High School girls basketball opened practice under Florence Clark the physical culture instructor. The 44 player squad includes last year’s stars Pubber Stockwell and Merwe with Dorothy Shores as manager.
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Errors Help Sox Beat St Louis Browns In Muddy Win
Chicago Mets or Sox hammered St Louis 10 to 3 as field resembled a sea of mud with batters McManus and Crouse driving in runs. Hoyne was charged with allowing the runs in a rough afternoon game.
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Rosenthal Sold to Texas League By Boston Red Sox
Rosenthal, a promising natural hitter, is sent to the Texas League by the Boston Red Sox. The young outfielder played with Hartford last year and was recalled later. He covered right field for the Lawmakers during a three week stint before moving to the Albany team. Officials note his lack of experience and need to improve holding.
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Major League Records for Week
New York reports the major leagues weekly records detailing games won and lost, runs, hits, errors, and opponents' runs. The data summarize team performance across divisions, highlighting leaders in offense and defense as the season advances.
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HITTING OF YANKEES MARKS WORK OF MAJOR LEAGUERS
The era of major leaguers continues as Parker fans 31 in a 44 inning tie game at Park. Giants and Dodgers clash, Parker featured with striking prowess and earned praise for his pitching, while Bridgeforth and Lauhscher contributed to a high tension contest amid a busy baseball day across leagues.
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Twin Oaks Beats Colonials in Sea Side Debut
Twin Oaks, city champions, opened their season with a decisive 18 to 0 victory over the Colonials at Sea Side. Dart Strauss sparked the offense with three touchdowns as Twin Oaks halted Colonial attempts to respond.
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Indians Defeat Detroit 4 3 Hold Second Place
Sept 31 Cleveland Indians beat Detroit Tigers 4 to 3 securing their first win in the current series. The victory strengthens the Indians hold on second place in the American League race as the season progresses.
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Reilly's Boys Begin Season With Narrow Bridgeport Win
Bridgeport High opened football with a 7 to 6 victory over United Workers at Newfield park. Three players starred for the Red and Black, led by Shea, Donbullian, and Brownstein, while Chick Anderson struggled with kicking and nerves in his first varsity assignment.
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Hack Miller Delivers Homer as Chicubs Win 5-4
Chicago beats Pieatursh ix threast National League foe 5 to 4 after Hack Miller belted a homer into the right field bleachers with Friberg aboard. Rob Russell also homered, boosting Chicubs in the late innings.
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Sarazen Collett Brat Hagen and Alexa Stirling
Gene Sarazen, pro golf champion, and Glenna Collett of Providence, woman’s champion, defeated Walter Hagen and Miss Alexa Stirling in a two pair foursome. Best ball and aggregate scoring were used with detailed holes and scores listed for each player.
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Fairfield Town Bowling League Opens Tomorrow
Fairfield leagues set to start Tuesday night with a two week series. Teams listed include Book Tezinaki Christian Klanagan Valderauer Curran and others from DuPont Co. Eston Mills Dugan Feige Morin Cleoyd Martin Johnson Smith. Schedule ready for publication mid next week.
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Bridgeport Girls Place Second in Title Track Meet
Bridgeport A C girls track team finished second at the Newark title meet held Saturday won by Prudential Fire Insurance of Newark. Bridgeport scored 10 points to Newark’s 22. Katherine Wright won the high jump with 4 feet 8 inches, with Carrie Gerald Mildred Grotty and Jeanie Casper also scoring for Bridgeport.
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British athletes enter Harvard amid academic shifts
Two British athletes join Harvard this week. John Bird from Oxford competes in sprint events while studying philosophy and literature at Harvard. W O Mace Johnson from the University of Oxford tennis team also transfers, marking a cross Atlantic athletic and academic exchange.
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Wallace Johnson Wins Middle States Tennis Title
Philadelphia report: Wallace F Johnson, famed for the chop stroke, defeated Carl Fischer in five sets to win the Middle States lawn tennis singles championship. Final scores were 3-6 6-3 9-0 6-2 6-3 in a hard fought match delayed from July 28 due to weather.
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