Bears Split Double Header with Ponies in 1926 setback
Bridgeport Bears split a Sunday double header with the Springfield Ponies before about 4,000 fans. Bloomer sparked the Ponies in game one with a late rally, while VanAlstyne starred for the Bears in a 4 3 twilight win. In game two Brown started for the Bears, but VanAlstyne and Jacobs propelled Bridgeport to a late comeback to force a long, tense finish before darkness ended the action.
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City tennis tournament features mixed doubles and men's matches
Pairings for today's play at Bocklawn Country Club spotlight Thomas Wilber as favorite in men's singles. Buckingham and Hoffman loom as dangerous doubles rivals to Wilber and Hall, while Mrs Daly and Helen Whester are tipped for the women's singles final. Schedule lists mixed doubles at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. starts, with consolation matches including Howard Fairchild versus Sheldon Fos.
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Leading Hitters in Doubleheader from Decatur Game
First game lineups show Neark, Corsterfield, Schulte, Earnshaw, Popper and Freitag for Baltimore. Second game lists Newak, Zubria, Wilson, Chambers, Tennant, Harwood, Griffith and McKee with Baltimore batting order over two games.
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Albany Defeats Brasscos Twice In Doubleheader
Albany defeats Waterbury in a doubleheader with scores 1 to 2 and 5 to 1. Pitchers Hinkle and Odenwald starred, with fielding contributions from Jermann Ilkesser Solomon and Toerphy. Batters include Mayer Donahue Torphy Gagnon Solomon and others. two-base hits by Donahue Fraser Hermanns. time of game 1 41.
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Dempsey to Finish Training in Secret Ahead of Tunney Fight
Jack Dempsey announced plans to close public access to his training camp in Philadelphia starting Wednesday. Only newspaper correspondents may observe for three days before private sessions resume as he prepares for the world heavyweight title defense against Gene Tunney on September 23.
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Hartford Takes Two From Pittsfield In Two Games
Hartford defeated Pittsfield in a doubleheader, winning game one 2 1 and game two 9 1. Brown and Mitchell pitched in the opener, with Hartford scuffling to hold Pittsfield to one run in the ninth. Milller held Pittsfield to a single scratch hit in the second game. Schinkel and Sheridan keyed Hartford’s hits, while Pittsfield’s lone run came on a first-inning error and two walks.
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Cleveland Wins Third Straight Over Nationals
Cleveland defeats Washington 14 to 4 in a rain muddied game. Healy started for the Nationals and was hit hard while Levinen was steady for Cleveland. Speaker and Burne starred at bat with multiple hits as Cleveland seizes the win and extends its streak.
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City and regional games on tap for today
Waterbury visits Albany Pittsfield heads Hartford New Haven plays Providence all scheduled yesterday results show Cincinnati topping Brooklyn 5 1 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn Pittsburgh defeating New York 5 1 Pittsburgh 7 New York 1 St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Chicago at Philadelphia results note 1 Louis 1 Boston 9 Boston 11 St Louis 3 New York Detroit rain Cleveland 14 Washington 4 Philadelphia Chicago rain
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