Tourney at Brooklawn Club Nets City Title Hope
More than fifty players from the city and county enter the Brooklawn Club three city tennis championships. Men’s singles and doubles and women’s singles promise a record field as play begins at 2:00 PM with matches posted daily on the club bulletin board.
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Ity Net
Brooklawn Club
TY Hettinger
wOver
Brooklawn
M. Kennett
Tanga
Toll Hey S. Sryan
S. G-A.vray
Bhamos
Chether
Gire Aiser
Inure
Cup
Aries
Lee
Ayamiuner
Abe
Ao Bulawin
Pairings for MIEN SINGLES and MEN'S DOUBLES
The schedule lists MIEN SINGLES events at two and three o'clock with players such as Bennest, Macy, Vester, Wheeler, and Glover plus byes and results. MEN'S DOUBLES play Friday afternoon with teams Glover and Baldwin, Buckingham and Bryan, and others, with three matches ending in byes and advancing to winners.
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Mien
Gom. Bennest
W. S. Macy
Conrad ‘Lashar Ve
Duddy
George Vester
J. Wi Wheeler
Dng UF
Dadilieh Ve
C. A. Bissés
Macy
John Whaant
Norman Leeds
J. Bueehier
F. & Walfe
Neithercut
J. N. Baldsvin
A. TL. Glover
Thomis
B. Trawley
Walter Wheeler
Benton Anderson
S. Williams
L. Boerhold
WA Warren Hall
Rederic Fay
S. M_ Hawley
Te J
Pigoth
MacSweeney
David
T. Buckingham
Be Mfeverary S. Byrin
Re Strane
Wil
Ei Iantis
Dladness
Francis Richarrson
Esther Cerrish
inMe Wa Wheeler
Mre Kendalll
Louis Snyder
B.C. McNell
Tterbert Sier
Tilman Hurls Hillies to a 2 0 Victory Over Hartford
Tilman leads the Mohican A. C. to a 2 0 win over Hartford in the last home game of the season. The report notes a 4 0 shutout today and mentions Mohican Wingers reporting for a 192P football season tryout in Baltimore and Syracuse matchups with umpire assignments.
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Tilman
Hillies
Hartford
Mass
Mohican A. C
Wamer
al Mohican
Luo Roanis
Iavric
Alg Ulere
Flays Again Hurls Unbeatable Game in Philly
A battered transcription details a baseball game where New York defeated Philadelphia 9-0. Parsons? Ruth? mentions and partial lineups appear amid garbled names. Perry pitched eight innings for Philadelphia, with WeavERck? and Meusel contributing.
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Flays
City Hall Men Face Taurusters In Park Showdown
Readable text notes a seaside park game with City Hall Men vs Taurusters in an afternoon duel. Wager details unclear, but local teams and venue Seaside Park are mentioned. The fragment hints at a scheduled battle today amid tense bets and crowd interest.
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City Hall
Major League pennant race tightens as margin narrows
In New York the major league leaders, the Cinemoad Nationals and the Cleveland Americans, saw their margins cut to about two games. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia, while the New York Americans defeated Athistics to move into second place. Chicago and Detroit results left standings tight as Cincinnati led.
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New York
Penn
Cinemoad Nationals
Cleveland Americans
Brooklyn Nationals
Philadelphia
Ne York Ampricans
Athistics
Thegr
Chicago
Mistel Iast
Detroit
New York Naturals
Abel
Boston
Giants
Cincinnati
Open Air Arena bout billed for Tun lag open air arena
Card Star Boat Ahgie Tatner faces Jo tl y s Ny Wolgast at 158 pounds in a heavyweight tilt. A second preliminary features Powers vs Joe at 118 pounds, and Young Mulligan vs Young Bitch at 116 pounds. Referee Young McAuliffe and Announcer Hick JieGee handle duties as Augie Tanner and Johnny Wolgast headline. Doors open at six, match starts seven. Weather delays shifted Labor Day plans. weigh-ins set for 3 pm at the sealer of weights and measures. Fight card draws Bridgeport attention with top contenders and local interest high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mulligan
Young Bitch
Young McAuliffe
Pimner
Michael BL O'Connor
Augie Tanner
A. K.P
Johnny Wolgast
Pennsylvania
State Street
Sealer of Weights and
Hainer
New York
Bridgeport
Lie
Ratner
Wolgast
Johnny Juisse
Torn Boys
Tommy Goodwill
Yorkville
Lool Boy
Youns Ritchis
Jjanniher Bridgeporter
Danny Powere
Joe Reed
Young McAulifte
How They Stand in an American League style standings card
The standings list Bridgeport at Albany, New Haven at Waterbury, Worcester at Harbord, Pittsfield at Groton, with Albany leading and Waterbury close. Yesterday and today matchups include Bridgeport at Albany and New Haven at Waterbury, plus Worcester at Harbord and Pittsfield at Springfield.
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Uragge
New Haven
Springfeld
Worcester
Albany
Waterbury
Pittsfield
Harbore
Bridgeport
Harbord
Gianaler Wiens
New Waven
Speinfield
Pittffeld
Turtford
Evans Equals Course Record In Amateur Tourney
ROSLYN NY Sept 7 Four former and the present U S amateur champions plus a Canadian champ won their first round matches in the National tournament. Chick Evans tied the course record with a 75 in the amateur division and led New Yorks Peter Harmon before Harmon rallied to win 41 holes. Gardner defeated Grier 9 to 7 in a brisk round, while Wright and Armour also advanced in a day of steady play and tense finishes.
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Chick” Evans
Roslyn
N. Y
United States
France
Davidson Herron
Pittsburgh
Peter Harmon
New York
Wal Utawee
P. Grier
Montreal
Robert A. Gardner
Qhicuso
Thomas I. Armour
Shin
Janet
George Hottner
Delphia
Peancis Oulmet
Charles
Evans
Bobby Fores
Massachusetts
Tavey Herron
Gree
Bach
Jim
Marron
Harmon
Berron
Harmontin
Yxirea
Merron
Chick Vans
Fred Writht
Pivans
En- Enringers
Max Martton
Vans
Wright
Imet Ast Weel
Ore Girdie
Ife
Albert Seekel
Ghicaga
Stiele
Mkaly
Tecoming Rence
Chicago
Griey
Grier
Gardner
Rouni
Golcilaneero
Engewater
de- Newton
Brookline
Coun
Gardiner x White
Nassau
Tiresfile
Teeval
Monteval
Fownes, Jr. Oulart
Marokl Weber Tyverness
Allis
Milwaukes
Robert Mel
Cit
ML. Duck
Merian
Rate Far Bask
Aucubon
Philip Carter
Shinnersei
Ae R. Marston
Tr. Armoux
Scolland
George
Neffrer
Bala
Frank W. Dyex
Upper Montclair
Heroareyl Vw
B. Rose
Allegheny
Jones
Allania
J. Simpson Dean
Atlanta
Sweetser
Siwaney
Eb. FF. Wright
Thorn
Alberte Seckel
Riverside
Anil
Penny
Evans Pinys
Tusviz
Mays Remains Behind As Yanks Go To Cleveland
Carl Mays, New York pitcher linked to the death of Shovavop Ray Chapman, stays with the team in New York while the Yankees depart for Cleveland for the series opener. Col. Huston says Mayo will not accompany the club to Cleveland out of respect for Cleveland fans.
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Mays
Yanks
Cleveland
Y Y York
Carl Mays
New York
Ray Chapman
Yankees
Dol
Musten
Elu
Sea
Mayo
Col. Huston
Liz
Southern Association standings glimpse from 1900s
Incomplete scoreboard shows Atlanta St and New Orleans at four, Birmingham and Mobile at seven, Nashville four, Chattanooga and Rock at three, Memphis six. The fragment hints at league results with multiple teams listed and unclear dates or context.
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Atlanta St
New Orleans
Birmingham
Mobile
Nivehville
Chattimoza & Rock
Memphis
Trumbull Leads As Traps High Scorer At Seaside
Trumbull shooter A H Trumbull topped the Labor Day trap shoot at Seaside Gun Club with 7 targets over pass lines. George Sivers of New Haven placed second, A L Champerlain of New Britain won third, with five participants, as the fifth Connecticut Trapshooters Association tournament of 1929 unfolds in Trumbull. The event drew entrants from Connecticut and neighboring states, with practice set for Friday and the main event Saturday morning September 11 at 7:30. Scores from Saturday shoot were to follow.
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AH. Trumbull
George Sivers
Conn
FF. D. Truesdale
Brida Part
Gino
State Checker Aisn Formed at New Haven
New Haven hosts a meeting where players from across the state formed the Connecticut State Checker Association after a night of play in city rooms. More than 160 attendees elected officers including President William Evans of New Haven and Vice President Robert GConel of New Haven. others named to the executive committee and roles in Bridgeport, Bristol, and New Haven.
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Gheaker
New Haven
Lallows
Clark
Sipedt Gyllith CM
Settles
Walpin
Tumimely Fortean
Wwessnnburg
Willams Pi
Vbrie
Nestle
Senagh
Steii Ye Clellan
Drew Tye
Ryans
Meadehy
Doyle
Russall
Lynn Th
Crowell
McGrath
Wending
Checker
Bats
Connecticut State Checker Association
William Evans
Robert Gconel
Williams, Te
Bridgeport
Trasurer
Horton
Afetvian
Bistol
J. J. Jaersrort
Richwve Russell New
Tier Smith
Tilden and Johnston to Meet Again Saturday in East vs. West Matches
New York dispatch reports William Tilden and William Johnston, recent national tennis champions, will clash again next Saturday in the East versus West team match at Germantown Cricket Club in Philadelphia. The lineup lists players from the east and west, including Cantor Heyes Williams and Griffin, with matches scheduled across singles and doubles, outlining the anticipated high level of competition.
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Tilden
Johnston
New York
William T.ilden
William M. Johnston
Germantown
Allen and Murphy Set for State Title Fight
The Walnut A boxing show in Bridgeport, postponed to Friday the 17th, seeks to avoid the Bridgeport Amusement Co affair and features Johnny Red Anon and Sailor Murphy as contenders. Local interest centers on whether Murphy can claim the junior lightweight crown amid a field including Bobby Heamar and Young Angelo.
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Bridgeport
Bridgeport Abhienese Amusement Co
Johnny Red Anon
Sailor Murphy
Kunz
South Norwalk
Bern
Bobby ‘Heamar
Kartford
Anigelo
Shamnford
Allen
Murphy
Noent
Uvur
Reurnes
$35,000 Purse for O'Dowd Lewis Bout in Jersey City
Article signed for a no-decision 1s round bout in Jersey City on September 22 between Paul O'Dowd former world middleweight champion and Ted Rich Lewis welterweight champion of Europe. Purse set at 35000 split by later agreement. Both boxers to weigh 158 pounds at ringside.
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Muw
Jersey City
Brackett Guides Moosers To Victory In Damp Inning
Acting Manager Brackett led the Moosers to a win over the New Haven Tribe in a tight home game. Nutter and Brackett sparked early offense, Stimpson scored, and Brackett’s clutch defense helped hold a late rally as the Moosers sewed up the series and kept pressure on the Tribe in the Eastern League race.
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Brackett
Pilots
Moosers
TY Heitinger
Bender
New Haven
Jackmacks
Jess Moosers
Yew Haven
Aerick
Yiarz Uw & Kk
Gate Ahi
Uaazav
Flonse
Bridgeport Iists
Stimpson
Barbast
Wolves Edge Hawks In Tight Diamond Match
In a tense game, Stil Tank’s Day led Jig Time with a deep right center hit and a sharply pitched relief effort. Lai reached third on a double that kept the momentum, while Hargrave’s stop at the plate preserved a one run margin. Juels contributed a key throw to Dul and Hargrave, helping secure the win as the season winds toward its close with a three day, four game series remaining.
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Igie
Gent UO
Bragitecs
Tal
Braghent
Emerick
Shorty
Sullivans
Brackett
Hank
Hummer
Lai
Juels
Hargrave
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Bridgeport Telegram
Galaxy of Stars
Moosers Down Tribe
Rgest
Momacan A. C. Organizis
Baltimore
Syracuse
Carlton
Casey
Kneise
Starkdale
Tr Eryracuse
Buckley
Pirotell
Madden
Frank Sullivat
Stries
Umopives
Stockdale
Derr
Toronto
Akrot
Akrot Hoktooogo—2 SS Toronto Yotho
Ingeran
Flaherty
Walker
Ryan
Devint
Wropives
Wacener
Crystal
Rochester
Buffalo
Reading
Carson
Frelag
Karpp
Kenrick
Mpies
McGowad
Moran
Adams
Hiller
Capes
Sir
TJ Bares
Smith
Jordan
Ternis
Hartfor
Harber
Pickup
Barry
Kane
Pennington
Sherman
Nohr
Vreeman
Pittsfield Bonder
Canes
Bosse
Freeman
Doubde
Reeman
Tillman
Hiler
Bites
Ith
Pikefield
Hart
Ord
Buxe
Are Freeman
York
Weav
Medes
Maes
Ammel
Philiadelphia
Pratt
Meusel
PRTC
McCann
Ruth
Sadie
Augie Ratner
Star Boat
Ahgie Tatner
Jotlys
Don Y
Serond
Joe
Philadephia Roir
Chicara
Ashington
Boston Ld
Nationat
Brooklin
Philade
Caveland St
Sraanhiowsse
Lewis T
Washingtonny
Phiadelphia
Wags Pc. & Cancinnati
Brooklyn
oGs
Dinsburgt
Chirage
Louis Oo
Adelphs
F. C. Newton
Herron
Ouimet
Lewis
Mofines
Mofiner
Wyk
Armour
pHoffner
Bosboy
Dean
Ehiunee
Southern Association
Trumbull
Trumbuil
Finch
Planean
Treadale
Chamberlain
Raymond
Fraser
von Beskmutio
Fox
Clarkson
Merritt
Bassich
Bmw
State Checker Als
O’dowd-Lewis
Hawk
Torphy
Nuttoy
Hankis Miguel
Gantry
Shay
Bubslui
Blaivk
Ken Grimes
Nutter
Kmevick
Lat
Murray
Bommer
Mets
Big Moose
Rome
Moor
Iti
Gruitiens Banacyd Ta
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