Army Team Defeats Bridgeport 13 to 6 in Park outing
Army edged Bridgeport 13 to 6 at Newberg Park as Tommy Haley ran 85 yards for a late touchdown after intercepting a forward pass on his own 15 yard line. Bridgeport struck first with Gaynor’s TD, while Army added a second half scoring drive and a key defensive stand to seal the win.
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James Forrest to Compete in Danbury Races
James Forrest the locally owned brown gelding to run in the 35 pace at Danbury Fair as part of the 58th renewal events. The Danbury program includes two races today and expanded events later with Northern Di- Toet aiming to break track records and Saturday automobiling races.
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Hatting City
Southport
Bridgeport
James Forrest
Brown Peidlar
Edwin Mathewson
Red Sox defeat New Haven 12-10 in league game
Boston Americans beat New Haven 12 to 10 after a late surge in the ninth inning. Ferguson Fullerton and Ruel Chaplin led the offense, with Carrigan Cyvowski and Hurlburt contributing in a rough scoring battle.
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RED Sox
New Haven
Boston Americans
Boston
Ferguson
Fullerton
Ruel Chaplin
Bayrs
Carrigan
Cyvowski
Hursrive
Everett Japp Reaches Cup Semifinal Round
Everett Japp advances to the semifinals in the Fairchild cup tournament after defeating E. IT O'Brien. He will face J. Brown next Saturday while J Speidel plays RR Myers. if Japp and Speidel win, their final would feature Japp versus Fairchild in a lively late-stage clash.
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Japp
Wenloxue
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J Speidel
Myers
Speifel
Speldel
Browns finish season with win over White Sox
The Browns secure a win over the White Sox as Washington’s victory tightens the pennant race. Robertson delivered a clutch single in the late innings to drive in the winning run, while the Browns hold a narrow final standing with standings influenced by other results.
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White Sox
ST. Louis
Washington
New York Yankees
Chicat
Soundviews Win From Hall in City Series Game One
Soundviews defeated Hall 2 to 1 at Seaside Park in game one of the city series. Paddy Lavery pitched well for Hall allowing four hits, while Lila Lavery and Lavery split the pitching duties for the Soundviews. Bandy was the lone Community player with a double, and the Soundviews committed one error while their defense turned four.
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Soundviews
Ebmn
Seaside Park
Tunpionshin
Astors
Hillsides
Crasho Cubs
Paddy Lavery
Parke Cly
Lila
Lavery
Moran Sails Through One Hit Victory in Local Tilt
Moran pitched a one hit complete game as Melfield Lesson topped Fairfield A A 7 to 0. Moran struck out 10 and allowed only a single baserunner on a fielder choice. OtTo Herb also hurled well, giving up one hit.
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Fairfield A. A
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Tugaing
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Otto Herb
Tag Oreath
Maeran
Merb
Brothertoa
Latahy
Jeptak
Frankie Cavenaurd
Brooklawn Country Club Hosts Early Golf Events
Brooklawn Country Club opens the fall golf season with an eighteen hole medal play event on Friday and an 18 hole tournament for women on Saturday. Tee times are set, and participants include top local players.
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Brooklawn
Benny Leonard to Appear on Broadway Debut Stage
Benny Leonard signs to appear in a prominent Broadway production supporting Haymond Hitchcock in a new revue titled "Aitehy Koo of 122" at Broad wis in about three weeks. It will be his first Broadway appearance as a lightweight champion with a multiscene role and an extended engagement.
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Benny Leonard
Lightwatght
Hhams
Shuberty
Haymond Hitchcock
Lnte New Revur
Aitehy Koo
Charmpionts
ABC
Tuy Gthasa
Arthur Wlein
Dha Shaherte
Jeonard
Red Allen Loses to Quill in New York
The report states Red Allen lost to Quill in New York at Queensboro Stadium on a Saturday night. Quill gained an eight pound advance over Allen who delivered an excellent night, though the judge’s decision favored Quill per the final bout result.
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New York
Bridenport
Queensboro Stadium
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Jllen
O Hearn Boots Longest Drop Kick Ever in Yale Bowl
Quarterback Charley O Hearn launches the longest drop kick in Yale Bowl history from near the center. The feat, noted as the year’s longest drop kick by a Yale player, mirrors historic kicks by O L Guernsey and Jim Braden, with Yale’s offense hampered by many errors and a tough Carnegie Tech defense. Yale defeats Carnegie Tech 18 to 6 as other teams post varied results across the weekend.
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O. L. Guernsey
Princeton
Jim Braden
Harvard
Yale
Cade
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Dakota Weseyan
J T. Haxel
George Gino
Notre Dame
Jazpan
Watters Leaves College Ranks
Henry Anna Watters, a tackle from fridgepart high school, played for Colby College teams in 1938 and 1980. He left college duties to join The Westinghouse Telecommunication company in New York and is not a candidate for NYU football.
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Anna Watters
Fridgepart High Schow
Colby’ College Cooths
Westinghouse Teiecele Company
New York
Walters
Ed McQellourh
Cannerthurgit
New York University
Gosper to Manage St James Eleven
Hany Gosper former scorer takes over the At. damAre Loot yball team. He vows the side will show strong form as they prepare for their ninth game of the season. They recently drew with New Britain Football Club, formerly the Nutmees, in a recent match.
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Hilltoppers Defeat Ansonia In Tough Gridiron Clash
Hilltoppers edged Ansonia 12 to 0 in a hard fought game as Bridgeport's defense shut down the visitors. Standout players and game notes referenced a strong upstate challenge with key line battles, penalties, and a late surge by Bridgeport.
YM H A Teams Clash Tonight In Local Baskeball Card
The YM H A hosts a 10 game night featuring the Sentors and the 3 M H A City Jeasne in a defensive battle. Officials expect a close score and a large turnout as dancing follows the match with preparations for a broader 1922 season starting soon in New York area venues. A ten round boxing match between Dave Shade and Cowboy Padgett, previously set for Hovacon, Texas, has been moved to Galveston under local promotion.
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Mist Geuson
Dimiory
New York
Dave Shade
Cowboy Padgett
Hovacon
Tex
Galveston
Rogers Hornsby Gets Three Hits as Cards Win
Rogers Hornsby collected three hits and led St. Louis to a 7 goal defeat of Chicago. Hornsby’s hot day boosted the Cardinals offense as Ed McVanty and others contributed in the victory.
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Qhicagg
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Piershuresh
Chicago
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Maishde
Secon
Hornsby
Cardinals
Feptan Farhan
Ed McVahanty
Brow n Captain Good Twirler Leddy Emerges at Brown
George W. Leddy of Red Bank becomes Brown University baseball captain and top pitcher after transferring from Red Bank High School in 1914. Previously a utility outfielder, he shifts to pitching as coach Snell develops him. Leddy faces Harvard, Pittsburgh, Amherst, Yale, and Princeton, delivering strong performances with key wins and notable mound work.
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George W. Leddy
Red Bank
Red Bank High School
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Snell
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Andy Cor
Losin
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Pitsburgh
Aanherst
Yale
Princeton
Ames
Ely
Malcolm Aldsich
Crimson
Tie University
Owls to Play Norwalk Tear Owlss
The Owl team plans to face Norwalk in a Bedford Oval game. Coach Bill Franies expects key players to be out and will lineup Lett ends Boward McMullens at left end Downe Allen at guard.
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Bill Franies
Boward McMullens
Arthur
St Georges Lose To Hartford 2 0
The St Georges were defeated by Hartford with a 2 to 0 score. The game featured attempts by Johnson and Bath and included contributions from Danersk and Walle Witte as manchester-area rivals clashed. The match tied to Olympic hopes and local contenders in a tense Mauschester setting.
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Sue Wig
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Walt
New Haven Blues Edge Devon A in Night Clash
The New Haven Blues defeated Devon A in a tense opening game yesterday night. Despite Devon pushing hard in the first half, New Haven carried the pace into the third period and held on for the win.
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Biba
Devon
Louis Ur
Louch
Siseci
Siseci As Gourtless Daring One First, Bath, Tanmagna
Curtin
Ruth Fans With Sacks Full As Yankees Lose In Final Game
Ruth fans filled the stands as the New York Yankees dropped the pennant deciding game to Washington. Washington pounded Jones in the inning with five hits and four walks, bringing in Sve scores as the Senators leveled the series and ended the Yankees season.
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St Paul Ready For Orioles Series As Gonzales Star
The St Paul Saints, led by Gonzales, prepare for the American Association playoff against the Baltimore Orioles, with a strong pitching staff and solid defense. Manager Mike Kelly expects timely hitting and dependable relief as the Saints, who surged to first in July, face the champions in Baltimore next Wednesday.
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Chicano Nationals
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Conlin Bowling Team Faces Challenge This Season
The Carlin Stars bowling team aims for a strong season with standout members including Pendy 40 feet and a clever winch of ply, featuring Gritmin He fk, Colin aro, and J. Corsa. They hope to enter the city beatae this year and compete against rivals.
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School soccer starts Wednesday schedule released
The Public School soccer league opens this week with class games on Wednesday and B contests on Friday. Schedule lists Lincoln versus Rep Waltersville, Maplewood versus Longfellow, Prospect versus Black Rock, Staples versus Hell, Summerfield versus Frankolin, Whittier versus Jefferson, and Washington versus Wheeler. Lincoln holds city championship history with Tarnum's era noted.
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Hell Summerfield
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