Miss Georgianna Bishop Wins In Golf Playoffs
Former state and national champion Georgianna Bishop advances to the second round at Westchester Biltmore, defeating Mrs H G Phipps of New York. The first round of the Omega National championship at Westchester-Biltmore featured top players Collett Stirling and Anable with several upsets, including Fordges and Corman.
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H. G. Phipps
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Westchester-Biltmore
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Alexa Stirling
Hoevise Foriyce
Youngstown
Ohio
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Parkersburg
West Virginia
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Stirling
Judith Cummings
Chicago
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Miss Stirling
Marjorie Anabio
Montreal
Canada
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Quentin Feilner
Miriam Burns
Kanses City
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St. Louis
Aleven
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Funat
Melvin Jones
Corman
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White Beeches Club
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Miss Burns
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Mrs. Letts
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Mrs. Let
Chief Bender to Meet Orioles on Friday in Hartford
Hartford fans will see Hall of Famer Chief Bender with the Baltimore Orioles this Friday and Saturday in Hartford. The former New Haven Eastern league manager remains a storied figure, famed for his pitching brain and colorful personality, after stints with the A’s and Phillies.
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Danbury Fair Racing Results Summary
Danbury Fair racing results listed several races with multiple horses named such as Kate Guy, Queen Own, Louise Guy, and Esther. Purses noted include 660 and 800, with winners Edward Robikg and Red Worlly among others. The text lists pacing and trotting events with various entries and placements.
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Tinton Bom
Rosem
Kate Guy
Fry
Esther
Bond
Ponges
Prinucn
Pee, Wee
Plain Mary
Queen Own
Louise Guy
Edward Rbbik
Martin
Robert Wood
Fronkdale
Mansfield
Madison Square
Btk
Donovia
Wucen Owyho
Mary Skinnesare
Isabel
Peter Wasa
Bos
Coe
Sokol-Rosebuds Set First Practice and Home Games
The Sokol-Rosebud basketball team will hold its first season practice at the Sokol hall tonight at 7:00. Athletic Director Fred Trudeau will meet candidates. The club aims for a fast state-leading lineup and plans to host Nutmeg State teams in Bridgeport with Mello Burns and Mar Tilelson among the guards and forwards including Ray Wilon and Eddie Retine at center.
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Sokol Hall
Everting
Fred Trudeau
Sokol-Rosebuds
Bridgeport
Mello Burns
Notre Dame
Mar Tilelson
M. M
AL Cape
Tain
Wat Kayhin
Sean Rumbler
Burns
Ray Wilon
Aroun Srr
Eddie Retine
Red and Hick
Frank Landy
Acorns and Ning Pins Merge for Bast Stage Team
The Acorns join with the Ning Pins to form a single football lineup for Bast Stage, planning to debut tonight at the corner of Womath and Nichols. The group announces open practice as they prepare for 244 bound Teun Inche state, with Augen name aiding pictice tonight.
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Aid Avill
Womath
Nichols Stout
Yankee Team Ready For Series Despite Injuries
The Yankees appear fit for the World Series as Pipp Meusel and McNally recover from sprains and minor injuries. Ruth, hampered by a hand issue, avoids risk with cautious play while Meusel and McNally miss the Baltimore trip. Manager Chance prepares the pitching rotation around H. Mencken, Sam Jones and Waite Hoyt for the opener.
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M'Nally
Ruth Careful
Thomas Allows But Three Hits in Loss to Orioles
In Baltimore the Orioles hand the New York Yankees a 3-0 defeat as pitcher Thomas limits hits to three while Cobb and McNeill support with solid defense and the Orioles offense logs timely runs.
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Baltimore
Orioles
New York
Jones
Pipertass
Mth
Benen
Oriol
Reilly Delays Team Selection for Hartford Game
Coach Reilly will not pick his team until tomorrow, delaying decisions until after Thursday afternoon's practice. He notes several second-string players are pushing hard, risking shifts from regular squad if effort continues. The Hartford team remains strong this season as drills intensify.
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Hartford
Lou Gehrig Batting Sensation of Major Leagues
New York October 2 Lou Gehrig who joined Columbia University as a pitcher and outfielder becomes the hitting sensation of the major leagues. After stints with Hartford and a late chance when Wally Pipp was injured Gehrig homered and hit for power against the Red Sox and others.
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Lou Gehrig
New York
Lourig
Columbia University
Andy Coalley
Columbia
Huagins
Gehrig
Ohe Excepion
St. Louis
Huggins
Hartford
Ruggins
jGehriz
Wally Pipp
Loston
Hedx
Matten Genergia
Pipp
Fia
Ruth
Elmer Smith
Greenwich High Loses Star Back After Injury
Greenwich High fell to Crosby at Waterbury last Saturday as Ernest Lyiong, a key back, broke his leg during the third quarter and will miss the remainder of the season. Crosby won 10 to 0, following a 14 to 1 defeat by Norwalk the prior week.
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Crosby
Waterbury
Ernest Ly Iong
Greanwich
Norwalk
Dodgers Win 6 2 as Grimes Allows Five Hits
Grimes limits Boston to five hits while Dodgers win 6 to 2. Singles by Grimes Johnston Griffith and Fearnier, plus Neis' double, fueled a four run barrage in the eighth inning. Boston suffers another loss as Grimes solid for the hosts.
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Hall Community to Open Legion Series Sunday
The much postponed series between Mall Olson and George A. Laith Past of the Tigh American Eexton team is set to begin Sunday on Sherman field. The three game series faced multiple postponements due to rain and booking conflicts, but fans remain eager as both sides are nearly equal and expected to provide a strong exhibition.
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Chiftith
Fournier
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Seria Uarareaves
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Jock Malone Sheds Light On Bridgeport Exhibition
Jock Malone staged a ten round workout with four partners in Bridgeport, drawing about 250 local fans. He shows sharp footwork and speed ahead of his bout with Lou Hogash at State Street Arena tomorrow while Hogash trims weight and continues light drills.
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Jock Melone
Bridgeport
Rogaali
Greb to meet Loughran for world middle title in Boston
Harry Greb of Pittsburgh plans a ten round middleweight title bout with Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia in Boston on October 11 at Mechanics Building. The bout is a decisive return fight for Greb after defeating Johnny Wilson, with a $7500 purse for Greb and a demand that the match carry the title.
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Cardinals Triumph Over Pequots in Loose 19-12 Victory
The Cardinals beat the Pequots Sunday with a 19 to 12 score, building an early lead after a first inning burst. Leahy Denomme and Everett sparked the offense with strong hitting while Denomme also played solid defense. The win leaves the Cardinals with an 11–2 record, securing the city championship for 14-year-olds.
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Ity
South Ends Win Over Fairfield In Pin Match
South Ends defeated Fairfield by 94 pins in a pin match. Lindgeport's Conlon led with 312, while teammate YP had 307 and Johnson tied for third with 291 for the visitors. Other scores included Adlonso 5, Miller 7, and Snyder 943.
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South Lads
Oy Lindgeport
Je Conlon
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Scor Olth
Adlonso
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Tip Dot Tohuser
Miller
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Kern Ah Sostas
Crasho Cubs Defeat Stratfield Eleven
Crasho Cubs beat Stratfield eleven in a match noted for early pressure and strong wing play. Postmatch reports highlight key contributions from Keating, Pinsky, Barres and Crapney as pivotal figures in the victory. The next game is slated for Branford where Crasho will face Laiuvels.
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Pinsky
Barres
Crapney
Cor
Crawhos
Branford
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