Locals Scoreless For 9 Innings In Albany Tilt
Hank Leasure wins own game as Bridgeport blanked Albany 2 0 in the second contest. Senator hitters broke through in the fifth and sixth with three and two runs, Leasure held Albany to five hits while Brown yielded eight. Murphy and Neusel sparked late, with Murphy driving in the decisive run in the ninth.
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Albany
Hank Leasure
Caulghan
Bridgeport
Pathy
Annahlen
Senators
Gasce
Jormahien
Marty Bornheart
Bornhoett
Etcrco
Leasure
Bank Leasure
Brown
Bridgepothite
Murphy
Neuse
Ermerich
Lessure
Teving
Calishan
Falk
Vandyke
Birched Boll
Neusel
Thormahlen
Taylor
Callahan
Trond
Neuseliavid
Johnson
Aindyke
Leasura
Emsapih
Fiedler
Howmaper
Leave
Irving
Seport Dpe
Emmerich
Ledler
Eweiwae
Sofina
Nam ' O Bornboatt
Cakahyin
Andyke
Thormaben
Wea
MiexLovtus
Coe
Af Thormaben
Emmer
Murpayan
Bormhoet
Thormeblen
Bornhoeft
Vandyie
Lottus
Mmerica
Beses
Albany Leanure
Leanura
Talbot
Double Header Tomorrow Closes Bridgeport Season
Bridgeport ends its season with a double header against Springfield at Newfield Park tomorrow afternoon. The schedule shows road trips to Albury, Worcester, Waterbury, and Albany with remaining games at home against Pikefield and Hartford if weather permits. The final fixtures hinge on conditions, with Brad For tomorrow’s double header likely last of the season at Foale Street pasture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Springfield
Newfield Park
Fem
Albury
Worcester
Waterbury
New Haver
Eagle Street
Albany
Pikefeld
Hartford
Brad Fomorrow
Foale Street
Small Will Ride Here September 17 Bicycle Meet
John McCormack chairs the Bridgeport Bicycle Dealers Association athletic committee. Predigunt Jacobs of the Metropolitan Bicycle Association says top riders from New York and New Jersey will compete here on September 17. Frank Smaji Jimmy Connetley and other stars have signified entry. McCormack has prizes secured and expects more before entries close next week. Dave Aronson of the Sport Center will handicap the riders. Wes Seogan boxes Sid Barbarian ten rounds at Detroit Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 3icCornack
Bridgeport Bicycle Deaters' Association Athletic Commiittee
the Sport Center
Will
Handi
B H S Gridders Begin 1922 Prep Work Monday
Bridgeport High School football coach Kenneth Robbins announces the start of tryouts for the 1922 Bridgeport team on Monday. Returning players are few, with Seeley in the backfield and Adams on the line. many hopefuls will compete for berths as light workouts lead to more intense drills in September.
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Kenneth Robbins
Bridgeport
Echoo
Robbins
Lyon Terrace
Seeley
Adama
Bern
Praves
Ie Balla
Lar- Son
Susman
Amt
Behrens
Eiczne
Walker
Scott
Thorne
Enday
Addu Ay Goou
Lyon School
Fred Hunt
Last Yankee season finale at the Polo Grounds
The Yankees aim to clinch the American League pennant in New York with a double header against Washington today and a game against Philadelphia at the Polo Grounds tomorrow. The schedule then moves to Philadelphia Monday, with trips to Chicago St Louis Detroit Cleveland Boston and a finale in Washington on October 3.
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Yankees
Polo Grounds
Andes
Auggins
Bronx
Wannington
Philadelphia
Tomorlraw
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Waterbury
T Woodward
Ig Meader
Brofa
Tarbury
Woodward
New Haven
Martin
Marine
Si Eyner
Shay
Bowman
Rigond Ja
Angela
Hargrave
Amin
Hing
Sehaurrel
Fuller
New. Haven
Zane
Tyo
Asc
Minions
Ticonda
Ayra
Long
Cosgrove
Taeft
Braus
Puller
Waters
Grave
Iimplves
Canroy
NEW Haen
St. Angelo
I & Ag
Anderson
D.G
Moryan
Rocoiner
Sullivan
Aven
Hay
T. Halens
Eayre
Pina Wood
Fesenda
Jolone Lo
Schmehl
Murchy
Ha‘ ‘An
Wuternury
Basra
Ott Anderson
Morgan
Koeatner
Ta— Woodward
Kocatner
Kuestnar
Wild plinkKoessner
Piléner
Andereop
Conroy
Thirty Enter Brooklawn Handicap Golf Tourney Field
About thirty entries are expected for the Brooklawn country club handicap golf tournament today. L Hubbardly is favored after winning last time. Athils and Nathaniel Wheeler are also expected to compete in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklawn
Driv. L
Hubbardly
Athils
Nathaniel Wheeler
Ure Towiney
Aquatic Meet Looms For Compo Beach And Stamford
The Board of Recreation swimmers head to Compo Beach today for the 220 yard state championship and to Stamford Sunday for six state titles. Johnny Anderson dominates the men’s sprint hopes while Anna Baum Grace Kempie lead the women’s entries. Stamford will feature men’s 50 440 and one mile plus women’s 50 220 and one mile with a pioneering men’s handicap diving event to cap the program. Representatives for the Board include Anna Baum Grace Kempie Rose Lavine Belden Stacks Dantelloz Helen Childs Marlos Waoda Sophie O’Connor Mildred Smedders Dan Wheeler Bob Stewart George Chairkin Bob Skerritt Napoleon Ladrecque N. Cisero and Charlie Baum.
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Board of Recreation
Campo Beach Life Savings Corps
Halloween Park
Stamford
DL 4. Bum
Seaside Liza Saving Corps
Jaso
Compg. Beach
Johnny Anderson
Anderson
Carlson
Compo Beach
Clark
Compo
Hugh McDoneld
Seaside Corps
Anna Baum
Grace Kemple
Marion Woods
Ereas
McDonald
Clord Fox
Grate Kempie
Telowits
Ang Baum
Grace Kempie
Rose
Lavine
Belen
Stacks Dantelloz
Helen Childs
Marlos Waoda
Sophie O'Connor
Mildred Smedders
Dan
Onies Defeat Senators in Chicago Clash
Chicago American League club releases coach and pitcher Wille Hamm to the San Francisco Coast League in park payment. noted as a substantial move in baseball circles. The Padres coast league confirms Hamm’s transfer amid shifting rosters.
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Chicago
Michela
Ourtary
Hodge
Iho
Browns Lose A.L. Lead as Williams Homers and Sisler Streak
Detroit defeats St Louis 4 to 2 while New York topples Washington 8 to 1 leaving the Indians in second in the American League race. Kenneth Agtneck tied the major league record with 37 straight games with a hit, matching the season’s strong hitting and late rallies for Detroit.
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ST. Louis
Sept. S
Loula
Detroit
New York
Washington
Whomen Basting
Shocker
Cutshaw
Kenneth A Gt
Williamain
Geonge Sixing
Tala
Bobby Veach
Bize
Haney
Cosh
Rigney
Baseler
Johuisen
Olen
Fuser
Yoo JwewuMel
Walgreens
Jouu
Chase
Olson
Lindi
Shecker
Wigit
Olean
Siser
Juinaot
Dinern 2Nd Statiaelty
Local players on rival college football teams
Local lads from Trinity and Connecticut Aggies will meet in Hartford on October 12. Quigley, Ryan, and McCullagh start for the Aggies with Jepson in Trinity. Hammill and Mitchell also played for the Aggies last season. The Aggies boast their strongest squad yet and list a slate of early games through November, while Trinity’s schedule includes matchups with Lowell Textile and Haverford among others.
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Connecticut Accies
Trinity
Hartford
Aggies
Storrs
Aggie
Koater
Lew Quigley
Marty Ryan
Td McCullagh
al Jepson
Quigley
Ryan
McCullough
Query
Ching Hammill
Mitchell
Agetes
Hammill
Joon Stars
University of Maine
Oromo
Tutte College
Medford
Massachusetts Aggles
Store
Springfield
Telnity
Worcester Tech
Worefater
Providence
Storra
Stevens Colege
Rhode Island Stile
Lowell Textile
Woteeater Tech
Haverford
Connecticut Aggies
Union
New York
Amherst
Norwich
Red Sox Defeat Athletics Early In Outing
Reds Sox rally past Athletics with J Harpis scoring on a wild sequence. R Miller and W Collins deliver key hits as Calloway errors aid the comeback. Later plays feature Haris caden, Rower’s chalice, and an extended standings note with local teams and umpires listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostom
Captain Griffin to Attend National Rifle Meet
Captain Ashley B. Griffin of Company H Machin Gun Battalion was selected by the state to represent Connecticut at the National Rifle Meet to be held at Camp Pershing in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Griffin
New Britain
Ashley B. Griffin
Connecticut
Three New Records at National Junior Meet with Welch Third
Roy Welch of Bridgeport A C placed third in the century dash as three new championship marks fell at the National AAU Junior Track and Field championships in Newark. Boston and New York athletes dominated events including Dehart Hubbard s broad jump and Plansky s triple jump, with Newark A C and Meadowbrook teams scoring highly.
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Roy Welch
Centur
Roy
Welch
Bridgeport
Lan Halder
Newark
Bob McAllister
New York
Bridgeport A. C
Alison
York
Wenquaric Park
Newaie
A. A
Dehart Hubbard
Cincinnati
Fea
University of Michigan
Oy H. T. Worthing Lton
Boston
A. J. Plansky
K. Geist
Charles Foste
Detroit
L. Labowite
Priva
Dimitar Prim
New York Athleti¢s Club
Baltlmore Cross Country Club
Newark Athletic Club
Mesdowbrook
Dowbrook
Phila
GB. Noll
Iowa University
M. Persi
Baltimore Cross Country Club
Po ‘Mme
Te Clarke
J. W. Fuller
Montreal
Canada
A. A. Avy
R. Wolf
Newark A. C
L. Halleck
A. C
A. Plansky
Geist
Loray Ward
New Orleans
W. Rosenberg
Albert Rose
Meadowbrook
Philu
De‘Hart Hubbard
A. O
Fortter
H.T. Worthington
A. Dowding
Harold A. Crawford
University
HW. Parent
Meadowbrook Club
Philadelphia
G. M. McDougal
Temarrell Newark A.C
Tim G
Timar Prim Winnish
Americag
A.C. New York
Marion Rock
B. Ace
G. C. Caughey
Pitsburgh
H. Ackerman
Walter Ron
White Sox Take Second Straight From Cleveland
Chicago beat Cleveland 7 to 2 as Mastis, Collins and Sheely hit run producing hits and a Sharp lead built by timely singles. Leverette held Cleveland in check and Chicago's offense rallied behind a cluster of two run innings to secure the victory.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Mastis
Collins
Sheely
Afasuil
Darotegun
Wamby
McNulty
Gardner
Stephenson
Wood
Melnnis
Ly Sewell
Onzgia
Lindaty
Sewell
Boone
Tia
Lindsay
Chicagg
Hooper
Rt Jtvhryen
Collns
Tb Mostl
Stink
I McClellan
Yaryan
Severeda
NTO
Mostil
Colling
Stronk
M@ielan
Nulty
Cokina
Joe Johnson
Leverette
Leveretta
Hitenott Boont
Lindsey
Husby
Boons
Horper
Kooné Umplres
Guthrie
Dyer Timperl
Grid Season Opens In Two Weeks
The college grid season starts in two weeks led by Yale vs Bates in New Haven. Most colleges begin September 30 with several delaying to October 7. September 23 schedule includes Bates vs Union New Haven Aggies vs Maine Orono Submarine Base vs Holy Cross St Bonaventure vs Penn State etc.
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Yale-Bates
Bates
Unie
New Haven
Connecticut
Aggies
University of Maine
Orono
Holy Cross
Worcester
St. Bonaventure
Penn State
Wesleyan
Harvard
Princeton
Williame
Amherst
Damouth
Brows
Army
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Rutgers
Colante
Dgedlig
Lafayette
Lanlgll
New York University
Pittabureh
Notre Gas
Georgia Tech
Georgetown
Navy
Stevens
Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Tijeli
Indiana
Ohio State
Iowa
Virginia
Dusty Leaguers 10 Play Today At Newfield Park
In Industria baseball league action today at Newfield Park a doubleheader is planned with one game at 3:30 p.m. and another at 2:09 p.m. Crane faces Manning while Remington Army meets Salis Mills as local umpires and scorers are listed for Seaside Park events.
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Industria
Newfield Park
Sorsidé Park
Piflojala
Newdeld Park
aAmericany
Locomobile
Unipire
Beranams Seaver
Kregling
Seaside Park
International League Jersey City and Baltimore Schedule Protest
Fragmentary telegraph like report lists teams and players such as Lucey Treitag Reid Barry and Piconimn anal Urban with unreadable codes. mentions Rochester Syracuse Reading Newark and a header Sunday as a scheduled game. The misspelled phrases hint at a crowded schedule and player names without clear results or dates.
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Jersey City
Baltimore
Lucey
Treitag
Reid
Barry
Rochester
Rusfalo Codochtex
Eenan
Cox Gordenier
Piconimn
Anal Urban
Syracuse
Footlloo
Teranto Aeenrodsati
Stewart
Montomery
Dyer
Co Curdy
Paumgartner
Vincen
Reading
Newark
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Robertsen
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Keally
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Hepp
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Herrera
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Tex
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Own
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Avason
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