Giants Rally Tops Yankees In Openers As Bush Stars
Giants edge Yankees 3 to 2 in the opening game of the World Series. Bullet Joe Bush dominates seven innings for New York before Giants hitters rally in the eighth and ninth, led by Heinie Groh and Meusel. Hoyt relieves for New York but the decisive runs come off Nehf and Ryan as San Francisco wins.
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Ring Lardner Plans Not to Buy Fur Coat for Mrs
A chaotic transcription describes Ring Lardner and a set of tangled reflections about buying a fur coat for Mrs Lardner. The text shifts to unrelated musings on money, investments, social circles, and personal anecdotes with numerous garbled phrases and lines. The article lacks a coherent narrative or clear event.
Stratford High to Host Norwalk in Friday Football Clash
Stratford High and Norwalk prepare for a Friday game after a 6 to 0 defeat in Shelton. Coach Mod notes improved defense and new plays as key players shift roles, including Hetor and Wall at positions, with backfield changes aimed at a stronger form.
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Bridgeport horse finishes third in major stakes race
Crowds near 20,000 attended the Banbury Fair and trotting races at the Bridgeport track. Quek Say with Louise won the 2:11 1-4 trot, with Sunflower and Mabel Seriour among top finishers. The meet featured several heats and notable performances amid a busy race day.
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World Series Receipts and Appeals Reported
Receipts for the World Series and related funds were announced, including totals for individuals and commissions. Names and numbers appear with figures such as 018.90 and 336.12, while board or commissioners are referenced with aggregate totals.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Night Scene Recount
A fragmented OCR passage recounts a nighttime scene with a wife, a person named DiVid, and others moving through a street alley. It mentions duty, a lady facing a choice, and a general tone of disruption as pedestrians pass the area. The text is garbled and contains incomplete phrases and corrupted names.
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Walnut Elaven Is Apter Games
A garbled passage mentions Walnut Elaven and various names and fragments. The text references players, teams, and events in a fragmented way, noting Ashbey Germeine and others linked to a game context and a quotation-like notebook.
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Jeff Tesreau Picks Yankees To Cop Title
Jeff Tesreau predicts the New York Yankees will win the championship. The piece notes his confidence and outlines expectations for the team and key players.
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Faint OCR Summary of Local Race Events
The fragment references competitors Mare Shada of California and Jenn Karr of Cleveland in a multi round event. Boustan and Mechan Mullet are noted venues or references. Details are unclear due to garbled text and no definitive results or dates are provided.
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Final round on at Brooklawn Country Club
The Neal raunda of the Malt pall tournament for the Governor's trophy begins today and continues next week at Brooklawn. C K Wiener Ros and G Wilmer lead matches in the first and second sixteen, with several other tilts including Godfrey vs Baldwin and Cate vs Rhodes advancing.
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Dick Weldon Elected President of B. I. C
Dick Weldon was elected president of the Bridgeport High Athlete Association or B. I. C at a recent meeting, succeeding Otto Sau who resigned to Georgetown University. Clark was chosen vice president to fill vacancies, with about 199 members in attendance and elation over the new leadership.
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Soundviews and Mall Prepping for Title Game
The Soundviews and Mall teams focus on the upcoming title game in the series for the city chamionship. Sunday's prior outing saw Soundviews struggle early but settle as the game progressed. pitch depth and confident batting were cited as key factors. The Herald notes Lilly will start on the mound for Soundviews while the lineup and defensive play are under review ahead of the decisive match.
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Lakeviews Form New Fairfield Tigers Football Team
Followers of local football history note Lakeviews has organized a varsity squad to face rivals and restore the program’s prestige. Captain is Robert Jessell, who becomes team manager previously handling the baseball squad. A lineup of veteran players from Lakeview’s gridiron era aims to uphold past glory in upcoming Sunday contest.
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Golfers to Dress Like Princes at New York Meet
Reported plans detail Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen among top players wearing princely outfits at a New York tournament. Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen are highlighted as leading figures in the fashion focus, with a closing round at Rye, New York, and participation by Masters hopefuls.
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Board of Recreation Swim Team Plans Indoor Championship Meet
Bridgeport and New Haven clubs prepare a first indoor swim season with Captain Baum directing events at The Farm pool Black Rock and Arias Baths New Haven. Readied are 200 yard relays 60 and 100 yard swims plus mixed events as teams from Bridgeport Manchester and New Haven vie for points toward a state championship with top swimmer awarded a silver banner.
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Bartfield Victory at Ebets Field over Mike Gibons 1915 Echoes
In a 1915 bout at Ebets Field Bartfield defeats Mike Gibons, outboxing and scoring with decisive combinations. Gibons, famed for nose-rubbing gesture, is repeatedly sidestepped and knocked to the face, leaving him unable to mount a comeback.
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