Bears Lose Ten Inning Heartbreaker to Springfield
Bridgeport Bears blow two run lead in 10th as Springfield Ponies rally twice to win 6 to 5 at League Park. Purcell ties game in ninth with a single, Bedford belts a game ending hit in the 10th after Enzmann and Bloomer falter. Gutierrez has tough day at third with four errors but shines defensively.
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Woodman Tight in Pinches as Profs Win
Albany could not hit Woodman in the pinches and lost to New Haven 5 to 1. A catch by M McGowan was the fielding feature. The score reflects a decisive setback for Albany in the game played today in Albany.
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Red Sox End Skid With 5 2 Win Over Yankees
Wiltse strong on mound as Boston breaks 17-game losing streak in New York series finale. Yankees limited to five hits, Ruth retirement on a fielder's choice, with Billets and Hornsby watching from stands.
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Phil O'Neil Hartford Winner In State Fair Harness Races
Hartford Sept 8 AP Phil O Neil and Brandywine carried their stables colors to victory at Charter Oak park closing day of light harness racing with the Connecticut State Fair. Pall O Neil driven by Wil Crozier won three straight heats in the 3909 2 10 pace and Brandywine took first money in the 22 trot after four heats. Five regular races and two postponed from Labor Day filled the program for five and a half hours of racing.
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Yale Leases Winchester Club for Indoor Track Training
Yale University has leased the Winchester club house at Ashman and Her Street in New Haven for three months starting January 1. The club house, owned by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, will host Yale indoor track and baseball training while demolition of the previous Yale facilities occurred during summer renovations for the Sterling Memorial Library.
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Grays take game one of series over Waterbury 4 to 0
Grays pitcher Graham shutout Waterbury, allowing no runs as Providence won 4 to 0 in the opening game of a five game series. Waterbury’s young left hander struggled after a fourth inning error.
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Fairfield Legion Juniors Triumph in Three Straight Wins
The Fairfield Legion Juniors captured three consecutive wins over Bridgeport Pirates and Shamrocks in recent fastball action. Bran Leahy starred on the mound for Fairfield, securing a 7 to 1 win, then pitched again in a 11 to 5 decision while LaBarr pitched for the Juniors in the third game. Kirkis and Tatney faced Fairfield’s lineup in the later contests as the Shamrocks were defeated 7 to 5 with Leahy on the mound.
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Indians Drop Game to Tigers 10-7 in Detroit Clash
Cleveland failed to gain on the Yankees, losing 10 to 7 as Detroit piled 37 hits. McManus and Yothergill led with two hits each, while Shaute struggled before a fourth inning exit. Blue and O’Rourke contributed for Cleveland, but Detroit’s offense overwhelmed the battle on the mound and at the plate.
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Culver Scheduled for Two Boxing Battles in Five Days
Local junior light weight Steve Culver, a rising boxing talent in Connecticut, is set for two bouts in five days. He meets Frank Portelle in New Haven Friday and Hed Magee at the Twenty-Second Engineers armory in New York Tuesday, as he pursues the leading 135 pound competition. Ernie Perry, likened to Jack Delaney by fans, also fights Tuesday, facing Rohma Hollwall in the Culver Magee semi final, with past results showing a Perry victory and a draw in another title bout.
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Wilson Named Chief Second For Dempsey In Philly Title Camp
Atlantic City dispatch reports Gus Wilson, a veteran second to Georges Carpentier, will lead Dempsey's corner in Philadelphia as Gene Tunney prepares to defend the heavyweight title. Normile confirms four attendants including Wilson, Levadia, Mabbutt, and himself. Downey arrives in Stroudsburg with Tunney group. training continues amid rest and light camp activity.
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Normile
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Floyd Witzaimmonn
Tommy Loughran
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Buffalo
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Stroudsburg
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Cleveland
The What and Why of Gene Tunney
A profile of heavyweight contender Gene Tunney from a New York dispatch. The piece portrays him as unusually candid, educated in talk, self trained, and with a curious mix of devout faith and selective dogma. It notes his reserve, kindness, and distinctive voice as traits shaping his public persona.
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Four Way Tilt Favored For Kaplan Title Fight
Pennsylvania and New York regulators eye a three cornered featherweight world title battle involving Kaplan of Meriden Connecticut Benny of Philadelphia Red Chapman Boston and Danny Kramer Philadelphia. Pending state approvals elimination bouts among the contenders are discussed with Babe Harman also noted as a potential challenger though not formally endorsed.
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Five Towns Set for Milford Boxing Benefit Night
Five towns will be represented on a banner amateur boxing card at the Wonderland Dance Palace in Walnut Beach Park. The Milford Swimming Association hosts the event to benefit the National Latter Criers' Association of Milford, with fighters from Bridgeport New Haven Milford Stratford Fairfield and Seymour competing for honors.
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