Brooklawn Court Hosts City Tennis Championship Final
Local headlines crown the Brooklawn Country Club as Dr R Warren Hall and G Macy Wheeler reach the city championship final with straight set wins over rivals. Wheeler overcomes Buckingham in a tight two set battle while Hall defeats Hawkey in a swift two set match to advance to the title bout later today at 2 PM.
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George Wostur
Robert Fay
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Dennis Champions Act Semi Final Wound
The report records a tense semi final with Dennis champion in a bout where Wheeler and Buckingham appear as key names. Scoring notes show multiple outs and net points, with Buckinghan and Wheeler repeatedly referenced in the sequence. The fragmentary data includes referee-like notations and lines indicating earned points and errors.
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Giants Score Six Runs in One Inning
New York shut out, scoring six runs in the first inning with a triple and a home run. St Louis used two pitchers, but a double steal by Young and King helped the Giants. other notes include an all star benefit game in Hartford and results from American Association and early doubles tournament action.
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Ruth's Home Run Beats Tigers 4-2
Ruth delivered a decisive home run and drove in Jody to lift New York past Detroit 4-2. The game featured strong defense and a tense sixth inning as Prat left after a brief injury but returned to continue.
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Brooklyn Pennant Hopes Stay Alive in Tight Race
New York baseball scene reports Brooklyn and New York in a tight pennant race as wins by Brooklyn alongside results for Cincinnati and Philadelphia adjust percentages. Giants, Cubs, and White Sox also win, keeping American League leaders close as Park attendance hits large crowds at Polo Grounds and Wrigley Field.
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Rich purses hung up for circuit nags today
Syracuse New York racing notes futures with Seyers Ning contesting a 28000 Approximate Value Grand Circuit meet tomorrow. The Emire State stake for 2:12 trotters carries 510000. Matron stake for yearlings offers 6500 to money winners, followed by Lieutenant Governor 2:09 trotters, Syracuse 2:05 pacers, 10 pace, Yates Hotel cup for two year olds, St. Cloud cup for 1-year-olds, 2:16 trotters and a 2:14 trot for amateurs. Rain canceled today’s card and merged with tomorrow.
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Incogasti team defeats Philadelphia eleven in high scoring game
Sensational bowling by Capt Por ler and Major Carl Wright of the Incogasti team of Brittensree led the visitors to a 586 to 446 victory over a Philadelphia eleven. The visitors totaled 259 for nine wickets in their second innings as the Phillies collapsed late, with the last six wickets falling in just over an hour. Southern Association results include Birmingham 4 New Orleans 1 and Mobile percent.
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Carpentier Roils at Motion Picture Fighter Tag
NEW YORK September 13 Carpentier angered by being labeled a motion picture fighter by American press. He recalls battles with Battling Levinsky and eyes a future clash with Jack Dempsey, planning a long fighting campaign against top heavies while weight near 172 pounds.
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Ray Grimes to Work Out with the Giants at Polo Grounds
Rumors of a sale fade as Ray Grimes plans a workout with the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds tomorrow morning on advice from Jesse Burkett. The piece notes no sale and mentions staff changes, including Walsh and a potential new manager for 1921.
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Coveleski Keeps Mackien Safe in Cleveland Win
Cleveland beat Philadelphia 3 to 2 as Coveleskie allowed no runs after a rough first. Griffn Dykes and Walker sparked the offense with timely hits, while Naylor struggled on the mound for Philadelphia. Score by innings shows Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 0, then Cleveland answers with three in the sixth.
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Red Sox Win Out In 14 Innings 5-4
Boston wins a fourteen inning game over St Louis by 9 to 4. Burwell, who replaced Bayne with the tying run on base in the eighth, weakened in the fourteenth. Scored the winning run on a hit by Ménoshy, Vitt, and Hooper's sacrifice, with pass balls and errors aiding the rally.
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White Sox beat Senators 15-6 in high scoring game
Chicago slugged past Washington 15-6 as Felsch drove in runs with a home run, the key blow coming with two out in the sixth inning. Cleachers’ miscues and late rally helped seal the victory for the White Sox.
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Phils Break Losing Streak At Expense of Cincinnati
The text presents a fragmented sports note referencing the Philadelphia Phillies and Cincinnati. It hints at a game outcome ending a losing streak with a mention of September and a Hermit, but the readable content is highly garbled and lacks coherent details or identifiable dates, scores, or participants beyond the two teams.
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Stamford Boy Claims Lightweight Title In Stamford
Ray Bliss manager of Young Angelo of Stamford claims Angelo should hold the lightweight title after beating Bat King and Young Eddy, challenging Sailor Murphy on the July 7 card in Bridgeport and vowing to fight all contenders. Angelo weighs about 135 pounds and asserts no one has topped him, aiming to prove his claim by defending the belt.
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Walnut Walnut A C belts donated for state lightweight title
Tim Terry reports that Jim Connors a Walnut clothing sponsor Donates a championship belt for the Walnut A C staged tournament under Mike Healey. Connors a longtime boxing fan hopes regular shows boost boxer development and fan value in Bridgeport and nearby communities.
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Jay Im Con- Hera
Shell
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Walnut A. C
Mike Healey
Bridgeport
Adams and Braves win 3 to 0 over Pirates in Boston
Scott Adams pitched excellently for the Braves as Boston blanked Pittsburgh 3 to 0. Rain interrupted parts of the game, with Bisbee misplaying a ball and Ford fumbling in a shaky sixth inning, as the home team took the series opener.
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Prohibition Era Narratives On One Man Breweries
An archival excerpt reflects on early prohibition effects with satire on home brewing and saloon shifts. It notes farmers and citizens juggling multiple jobs while craft brewers flourish under constraints, critiquing revenue stamps and enforcement, and glimpsing social changes amid temperance era tension.
Favorites Come Through In Women's Title Play
Philadelphia September 12 The ongoing thirty third national women's lawn tennis championship opened with several favorites advancing. Notable results include Miss Melten Baker defeating Miss Corlane Gould in straight sets and Mrs. Molla Bjurgedt Mallory winning a comparative match. Mrs. Robert Le Roy beat Mrs. F. W. Lunch after a nearly two hour contest. Several defaults occurred including Mrs. Gilbert Havel withdrawing with a knee injury and Miss Wreatan Coss advancing. The junior under 28 event began with 19 entries.
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Maplewoods Organze Football Team Contemplates Future
Fragmentary OCR text references Maplewood football, possible team changes and future plans. Limited readable names and context hinder precise summary. Noting the fragment mentions Maplewood and football related terms, the item seems to concern a local team’s status and schedule decisions.
Dodgers Stepping Out after Rag In National Pennant Race
Brooklyn leads the National League pennant race with a doubleheader sweep over Chicago, while Cincinnati fell to Philadelphia. Alexander dominated Chicago’s lineup in the second game but Brooklyn prevailed as Marquard allowed a limited number of runs and teammates provided key hits.
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Army Navy Ticket Sale Through Academy A A
At West Point New York on September 13 Major Phils Hayes athletic executive announced that ticket distribution for the Army Navy football game this fall will pass through the athletic associations of the United States military and naval academies. He noted the process similar to past years with requests from academy members proceeding through the athletic offices before November.
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