Bridgeport Bears Top Senators 3-2 in Nine Inning Duel
Bridgeport outfielders powered by Roser and Sperber lead the Bears to a 3-2 win over Hartford at Newfield Park. Jack Warhop outduels Pete Jablonowski in a fourteen inning battle, with Belanger and Emmerich driving in the decisive runs in the first and second frames.
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Senators
Newfield Park
Hartford
Buddy Stapleton
Flyhawks
Johnny Roser
Martford
Roser
Sperber
Emmerich
Senator
Neitzke
Hartford Picot
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Age
Jack Warhop
Pete Jablonowski
Jack
Pete Jiblonowski
Guy Lacey
Pete
Secon
Comiskey
Nettzke
Rues
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Schinkel
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Kersey
Herman
Fuller
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Neltzke
Macklin
Warhop
Neutzke
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Lacey-Belanger
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Lucey
Schimenvc
Warehop
Kuhn
Bradley
Providence Wins Two Games From the Brasscos
Providence defeated Waterbury in a doubleheader, winning 6 to 2 in the first game and 12 to 4 in the second. Ambrose pitched poorly for Waterbury, allowing 20 hits in the second game, while LePard walked and struggled with men on base. Umpire McDonald ejected LePard for abusive language and fined him 25. Bradshaw was later ejected for the same offense. Ekelson and Edwards kept control of the game at critical moments.
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Butler
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Sweetland
Washington
J Butler
Chicago
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Cleveland
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Toronto
British and American polo teams hold final practice before international play
Both British invader and American defender held final practice matches ahead of the international fracas in Westbury New York. The British and American sides posted wins though performances were uneven with Roark and Hopping among standout players for the Americans.
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Army
Bobby Strawbridge
Harrison
England
Roark
Ehukkers
Bert
Atkinson
Willams
Hert
Guinness
Hopping
Cheever Cowdin
Ivery
Crisp Stelling
Milburn
Stevenson
Webb
Central High Football Faces Tough 9-Game Schedule
Coach Eddie Reilly enters the season buoyed by veterans despite a Board of Education ruling that bans several players from a Hilltop rival. The Red and Black schedule nine games against Naugatuck Bulkely Stamford Carmel Hall and Harding High with stars Roth Syme Rolleri McMahon McGee Munkasky and MeathCarthy leading the squad toward a potential title.
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Central High Ischool
Reilly
Board of Equcuation
Frank Hariey
Naugatuck
Bulkely
Stamford
Carmel Hall
Harding High
Roth
Syme
Rolleri
McMahon
McGee
Munkasky
MeatCarthy
Albany Defeats New Haven Profs In 11 Inning Tilt
Albany defeated New Haven 5 to 4 in an 11 inning game at New Haven. McCorry singled with Munn on second for the winning run. Anderson pitched well in relief, allowing the Profs a brief lead in the seventh when they scored three to take the edge before the final tally.
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Munn
New Haven
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Profs
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Atoe Hills
Ward
Bowman
Hibgerian
Martin
North
Jones
Montague
Danning
Kerner
Michois
Marti
Solomon
Dan-ni
Giants Advance Without Playing Giants Advance Without Playing New York
New York gained ground in the National League standings on Sept 7 as other teams played. Pittsburgh and the Reds offered setbacks to the leaders while the Giants sat idle, but closed the gap to within a half game atop the league table.
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Pittsburgh
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Chicago
Pirates Lose Lead as Reds Silence Pirates 6 5
Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 5 in a five game series tied to a half game behind first. Dressen and Sukeforth helped the Reds with key hits while Harris and Wright provided late Pirates offense. Dawson relieved for Pittsburgh, and Hill struggled on the mound for Cincinnati.
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Wright
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Dresse
Sukeforth
Smith
Eacr Office
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Lloyd Waner
Traynor
Harris
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Pittsburg
Allen
Ght
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Hill
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Wilson
Quigley
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