Bears Win Seventh Straight Over Waterbury 2 0
Bears led 1 0 after the first inning and added a sixth inning run to defeat the Waterbury Brasscos 2 0 at Newfield park. Jerry Kahn held the Brasscos to seven singles, struck out four, and benefited from double plays and solid defense by Lacey Fuller and Bartell as Bridgeport extended its home winning streak to eleven. The Oilers were limited to two runs in the second inning and failed to threaten thereafter.
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Inel
Waterbury Brasscos
Newfield Park
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Jerry
Slayback
Gil
Harry Purcell
McCarthy
Annie Oakley
Wilsom
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Brassco
Kahn
Belanger
Lacey
Guy Lady
Bear
Guy
Enmerich
Bridgeport
Johnny Roser
Willow
Slaypack
Gill
Purcell
Dick Bartell
Frank Fuller
Jerry Kahn
Frankie Puller
Bartell
Waterbury
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Silva
Roser
Careh
Fitzberger
Emmerich
Puisr
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Ue Fuller
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Reser
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Dagung
Macklay
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Emmeri
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Gall
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Dleider
Fuller
Slay
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Hum
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Donshue
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Donahue
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Hopper
Lear Leary
Suva
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Stayback
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Roooly
Hoser
Fitzberg
Martell
Pise
Kalin Wilson
Kalin
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McDonald and
Rorty
Indians End Yankees 100th Bid With 3 2 Win
Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 3 to 2 to spoil New Yorks bid for a 100th victory. Langford delivered a decisive sixth inning homer after Langford stitched a two run lead. The Yanks managed seven hits as Umpires Owens Van Graffan Connolly supervised a 1 hour 55 minute game.
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Cleveland
New York
Associated Press
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Yankees
Unte
Langford
Yanks
J. Sewell
Uble
Mencel
Ruth
Combs
Burns
Uale
Thomas G. Uhie
Thomas
Girard
Thomias
Owens
van Graflan
Connolly
Tigers to Play Profs in Exhibition at New Haven
Detroit Tigers travel to New Haven for the second game of a gala double header with the New Haven Profs and Pittsfield Hilles. Manager Moriarity plans full regulars, with Bassler and Woodall sharing catching duties. First pitch at 2 p.m. and no ticket price change. Reserved seats on sale at Smoke Shop Church Street. telephone orders accepted.
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Weiss Park
Detroit Tigers
Pittsfield Hilles
Profs
Tigers
Connecticut
Cobb
Crawford
Veach
Tiger
Hellmann
Manush
Fothergill
Pothergil
Heine Manush
Blue
Warriors
Johnny Tavener
Matty McManus
Warner
George Moriarity
Johnny Bassler
Larry Woodall
Church Street
Babe and Lou Hope to Hit Homers in Series
New York report notes Ruth and Gehrig in strong hitting form as the Yankees prepare for the World Series against the White Sox. Ruth’s homer pace leads Lou by a margin, with Ruth doubling in four trips and Gehrig collecting a single in three at bats as the Indians bid farewell at the stadium.
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Babe
Lou
New York
Associated Press
Yanks
White Sox
Indians
Ruth
Uhle
Gehrig
E L Leading Hitters In One Game Report
Incomplete OCR text notes players Davis Sebink and Ketocy with city and postal details. Mentions Hartford area and July date fragment, suggesting a baseball or batting summary from a local game. No clear final score or full roster.
Bears Goal to Win Remainder for Eastern Title Hope
The Bridgeport Bears host the Providence Grays in a pair of afternoon games as they cling to a mathematical chance at the Eastern League pennant. They must win all remaining games while the Hawks falter in two of three, with possible Albany travel plans if fate aligns.
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Providence Grays
Bears
Hawks
Providence
Springfield
Bridgeport
Albany
Browns Defeat Red Sox 2-1 in Pitchers Duel
St Louis wins final season game at Boston 2-1 as Rice hits a sixth inning homer off Milton Gaston to break a tight pitching duel with Liim Harriss. Browns improve to 16-6 against Boston this season. Rice homered, Miller had two hits, O’Rourke and Williams stole bases. Harris takes the loss. Time 1:26. Umpires Ormsby Geisel Rewiand.
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Milton Gaston
Liim Harriss
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Red Sox
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O'Rourke
Williams
Flagstead
Todt
Harris
Graton
Sigler
Gaston
Harriss
Sandgren
Ormsby
Geisel
Rewiand
Po O'Rourke
O Lundgren
Poe
Hartley
Hillis Stars as Profs Defeat Pittsfield 86 in New Haven
Mack Hillis led New Haven to an 8 to 6 victory over Pittsfield with four hits in four at bats and three runs scored. Hopkins struggled, Ta ber relieved, and North finished the game after Taber lasted five innings. Bow men homer, Sothern and Hillis stole bases, and Hillis made 14 chances without an error. Final: New Haven pitcher Hopkins defeated Taber. Umpires Moran and White. Time of game 2 hours and 48 minutes.
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Associated Press
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Pittsfield
Hillis
Hopkins
North
Tabor
Montague
Bowman
Sothern
Moore
Jones
Hine
Taber
Diehl
Bacchi
Dileh
Baecht
Moran and White
Athletes Sweep Chicago Series as Foxx Stars
Philadelphia September 15 The Athletics completed a clean three game set with Chicago White Sox winning 5 4. Jimmy Foxx homered with two on in the third to push the lead to four and Cobb and French produced a seventh inning run on a double steal. Quinn earned the win while Lyons took the loss. Victories came with 3 walks and 7 hits off Quinn in 2 1 2 innings. Umpires Dineen and Nalin. Time of game 2 38.
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Associated Press
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Jimmy Fox
Mackmen
Chicago
French
Cobb
Ted Lyons
Sox
Simmons
Crouse
Barrett
Foxx
Metzler
Flaskamper
Kamm
Boley
Lyons
Lyons J
Quinn
Tin
Grove
Umphes—Dineen
J Nalin
Washington Man Wins National Rifle Shoot
Lieut. R. M. Cutts Jr United States Marine Corps of Washington D C won the national individual rifle match with a score of 292 of 300 five stages from 200 yard to 1 000 yard rapid fire M M Works civilian San Antonio Texas was second with 291 Corporal O J Today US Marine Corps Saling Oklahoma took third with 290 Private R F Reitzinger US Marine Corps Pittsburgh Pennsylvania was fourth with 289 and Gunnery Sergeant M Crisswall US Navy Oregon City Oregon was fifth with 288 Registrations for the national team match will close tonight.
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Associated Press
R. M. Cutts, Jr
United States Marine Corps
Washington
D. C
M. M. Works
Civilian
San Antonio
Tex
O. J
Ed Johnson Lost to Manhattan Ends Wing Prospects
Howard Johnson of Bridgeport is out for the season after aggravating a leg injury at Jas per field, forcing Manhattan coach Patterson to rely on veteran flankman John Cohaian for the other end. To fill Johnson's spot, basketball centers Tom Whelan and Mike Mazurki will share wing duties, with Mazurki previously listed as a guard in 1996.
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Howard Johnson
Bridgeport
Manhattan College
Jasper Field
Patterson
Johnson
John Cohaian
Tom Whelan
Mike Mazurki
Jovier
Makurki
Chicago Cubs to See Dempsey Tunney Fight at Soldiers Field
Chicago Cubs plan to attend the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight title bout at Soldiers Field on September 22. William Wrigley Jr., chief stockholder, advised Manager McCarthy that he has 31 tickets for players, secretaries, and the ground superintendent.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Soldiers Field
Wiliam Wrigley Jr
McCarthy
Pinky Burns Ill With Tuberculosis in London Ward
EW London September 15. Philip Halpern known in boxing as Pinky Burns is a patient in the mit shell contagion ward of Lawrence and Memorial Associated hospital suffering from tuberculosis of the lungs. He was admitted late yesterday and will be treated here until accommodations can be provided at Norwich sanitarium. Burns won the Connecticut junior welterweight championship three years ago by knockout of Johnny Saxon of Bridgeport in six rounds here.
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London
Associated Press
Philip Halpern
Pinky Burns
Mit Shell
Lawrence and Memorial Associated Hospital
Uness-on- Thames
Norwich
Burns
Connecticut
Johnny Saxon
Bridgeport
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