Stauffer and Le Pard Star as Americans Win Doubleheader
Bridgeport defeats Hartford in both ends of a doubleheader at Newford Park. Eddis LePard and Stauffer hurled superbly, allowing limited hits as Bridgeport tames Hartford 4 1 in the opener and wins the nightcap 4 2. Kingdon and Falk delivered key hits, while fielding miscues hampered Hartford, with notes on pitchers, errors, and late-game rallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stauffer
LE Pard
Coffey Clan
Hartford
Newford Park
Eddis Leara
Stautter
Portsider
Kingdon
Twatter
Syrt— Oré
Kingni
Binsdon
Ingdon
Marty Fiedler
King
Secord
Bridgeport
Arving
Inter
Rodriguez
Falk
Neher
Deuth
Wuerard
Bmc Limerich
Fiedler
Digingdor
Miller
Butmith
Emmerich
Ire
Irving
Ifield
Bradshaw
Kingsdon
Stret
Hesse
Hemo
Rosenthal
McLaughlin
Johny
Mac
Loftus
Ciprideeport
Earth Ray
Belanger
Hauk
Eslanger
Kate
Neber v
Vie
Jett
Guez
Bo Undead
Isving Ored
Pittsfield
Burlshire
Bessa
Nna
Rosexitaal
Hou
Eich Inaing
Odrigner
Smith
Chessae
LoPard
Amy
Goodnogrd
Dortoloc
Bridgeports
Rodramen
H Nen
Eamerich
Lerch
LePard
Hite
Sloan
Gene i
Leeiniz
tHerd
Ckaushn
Smet
Gane
Har
Nehpoa Hesse
G Redman
Saz Dema
Tosenthal
U ' Canger
Kane
Pennington
Swaney
Swaney Incise
Bseror
Peth Pledier
A Rodriguez
Fesiars
Lafius
Johnson
Odie
Svine
Loren Brece
Kans
Paik
Demo
Doble
Demd
Piedler
Redtlavez
Lertus
Lott
Pennnern
Staufter
Stauver
Winey
Pitehar
McLaugalin
Keehn
Arms and Crane Tie for Lead in Factory League
The Crane and Remington Arms moved into a tie for first place in the Park City Factory league after weekend games. Crane swept Salts Mills in a doubleheader while Remington defeated American China. Maxwell, Fanning and Moore beat Loco Mobile, with standings showing Remington Arms 26, American Nan 21, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Remington Arms
Park City
Satury
Salts Mills
Remington’ Army
Themerican
Chiia
Maxwell, Fanning and
Moore
Shira
Locowmobile Aine
Emington Arms
We Valve
New Haven Sweeps Doubleheader Over Pittsfield
New Haven won both games at New Haven on September 13, defeating Pittsfield 12 to 3 in the first contest and delivering a strong, all-around performance. Maven sparked the offense with a timely double in the third inning, while Frank Korne starred on the mound and at bat. Gardella made a spectacular running catch, and Bartel filled in admirably for Ti tonaa, contributing solid defense and offense in both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Maven
Fittefeld
Pieratt
Swarts
Frank Korne
Jona
Inne
Stapleton
Gardella
Welseark
Bartel
Titonaa
Pittsfiel
Boxers Rosenberg to face Bogash after NY commission notice
The New York State Athletic Commission advised Dave Rosenberg to answer Bogash’s challenge before signing further bouts. Lou Bogash will fight Rosenberg in the near future if Rosenberg agrees, with an upcoming Republic A. C. event planning a bout between the winner and Johnny Whigon, contingent on commission reinstatement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Bosash
Rosenberg
Ural
New York Boxing Commission
Bogasn
Houta
Joe Schwing
Bard Ork
Dave Rorenberg
Lou Wogash
State Athletic Commission
Harry Birewell
Sec
Hall Community Triumphs In Junior City Championship
Hall Community defeated Hillsides 10 to 1 in Seayttle Park opening a three game Junior city championship series. McAndrews pitched a four hit game for Hall, while Laver and Miles led Hall with strong hitting. Seven errors marked both sides as Hall claimed the victory and the title next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Seayttle Park
McAndrews
Perfott
Ioak
Paddy Laver
Alitisides
Tagin
Mali
Soundviews Lose to Trans in City League Final
The Stavs defeated the Soundviews 210 0 at Seaside Park in the season finale. Nelson pitched for Soundviews, allowing three hits, while Willn was roughed up for nine. The Soundviews suffered their first defeat of the season, despite earlier pennant wins with King Wing and Liva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stavs
Soundviews
Seaside Park
Laa
Nelson
Willn
King Wing
Liva
R. Ut
EL Trans 2A
Someviews
Berger
Lili
Brazis
Waysides Defeat American Legion in Close Game
The Waysides edged the American Legion 9 to 8 in a tightly played contest marked by errors on both sides. Key contributors included McGrann, Colinas Sullivan and Cogan for the Waysides with strong defense from Bea side Parl. and Edga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsider
American Legion
Edga
Gattetaln
Waydex
Legion
Hig
Acven
Rug
Waysides
McGrann
Colinas Sullivan
Cogan
Unsatisfactory Bout Leads to Rematch Plans in Ohio
The report notes Tut Jackson of Washington Court House facing Murry in a recent bout deemed unsatisfactory. Willa Jackson plans a rematch against Clan Jensen in Hamilton, Ohio, around September 47, with both men aiming for a decisive outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tut Jackson
Washington Court House
Murry
Willa
Clan Jensen
Hamilton
Ohio
Sisler Breaks Cobb Record As Browns Top Yankees 5 10 1
In St Louis Sep 17 the Browns beat the Yankees 5 to 1 in game two of a three game set, with George Sisler hitting safely in his 41st straight game to break Ty Cobb's record. Ruth hit his 33rd homer, Prue tt pitched well for St Louis, and the crowd saw Whitey Ford knocked unconscious earlier the day. The Browns moved within a half game of first place as Prewett shut out the Yanks through eight frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Louis
SL Leuig Browns
Witha
Rodey
Reading
New York Wakoes
Prewett
Hoyt
Jones
New Yorke
Tow'e
Babe Ruth
George Sisley
Ts Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Cobb
Sisler
Hubert
Pruett
Phene
Imenal
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Surlick
Browns
Yankees
Lawton
Whitey" Wilt
Pruett Ang Waite
Sisle
Foster
Severeld
Stator
Buge
Williams
New York
Dugan
Ruth
Pips
Schang
Pipp
Dens
Witt
Buncierchic
ST. Loui
Toain
Bouhia
Sovereid
Gerber
Seaside Park hosts near three thousand for cycling races
Templeton sells share in Waterbury club with near 28 thousand dollar price while Seaside Park attracts close to 3,000 spectators for a multi race program. Winners include Bridgeport riders Donnelly and Edwards with notable performances by Rosenthal and Savodkin in handicap events and Consolation prizes awarded to top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Sullivan
Waterbury Baseball Club
Gaverar Templeton
Seaside Park
Iridgepert Bieyela De'ors
Bridgepert
Savadkin
Congury Road Club
New York
Inishers Isecora
J. Rosenthal
Cralley
Hollywood Inn Relub
Miss Oliver Out for Soccer Team at Bridgeport High
Bridgeport High girls soccer team opens season practice Wednesday under Miss Helen Clark. Reg and Black Tagaios have no games yet but hope several teams form statewide this season. Clark expects veterans from nearby squads and promising material from sophomores and freshmen to join. Kath Velia Owyer may try for a forward position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport High School
Helen Clark
Saveral
Clark
Ner Bistagdsen
Endreshman
Kathvelia Owyer
Porltons
Tennis finals on Saturday thrill city spectators
The Recreation Board announced that nearby tennis finals will be held next Saturday afternoon with municipal teams and county matches. Semifinals must be played beforehand, and Boyden faces Walnin in the boys event while Thelma Knox meets J Hult in the girls, with the winners meeting Gerney and diss Shey respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bou
MesuTate
Alsyo
Aks
Sing Boyden
Walnin
Gerney
Thelma Knox
Camlie Sabie
Taw UG
Lenox Loses 10 Sokol Combine In Pittsfield
Lenox fell 7 to 4 to the Sokols amid a rough night at Scastve Park as Hayes allowed eleven hits and Kuba held Lenox to four. Porterfield’s Americans, led by Grocan, were set to resume postponed games with Pittfield while preparing to face Worcester and Newbirk in a busy schedule this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LENOX
Pittsfield
Tha Lenox
Greatreaterdey Ab Scastve Park
Soxols
Hayes
Kuba
Sokols
Gene GroCan
Pittwlald
Berkelire
Therame Wey
Worcester
Ramo
Newhildirk
Phedeld
Hat Teaza
Macy Wheeler Wins City Tennis Championship Title
Macy Wheeler, city singles champion, defended her title for the third consecutive year by beating L. K. Larson in the final at Brooklawn Town. In doubles Wheeler and Weidlch defeated George Foster and B. Hawley, while Buckingham and Larson edged Wheeler and W. Wheeler to reach the final. The Weldlich party advances to meet Buckingham and Larson in the doubles final this afternoon at Brooklawn Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Macy Wheeler
L. K. Larson
Brooklawn Iown
Wheeler
o + Weidli
G. Weidlich
George Foster
BP. B. Hawley
Buckingham
L. WK
Larson
Hill
Amair
Lar
Svill
Brooklawn
Westports Capture League Pennant in Double Header
Westports clinched the Inte-Ieague championship with a double header sweep, achieving two wins and no losses. Elm Groves and Crescents did not play their afternoon games after Westports secured the morning victory, as the title hinged on a double win by one side. Standings show Westports with 5-4, Elm Groves at 2, Crescents at 1. Pitcher Nasebode earned the win, Holzhausen led with near batting .1000, and Feisa topped totals with steals second to Sacco.
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ALOR
Siva
Pierotei
Swartz
Nietzke
Tapia
Fin al Martin
Oterm Y
Malone
Lee
Mere Bowman
Weeeees
Angela
Margrave
Pittsfield
Gardell Ise
Tlargra Malone
Siyes Shay
Baves Martin
Mitone
Saoreey "S
Osborne
Reeringensis
Dovhie
Ghay
Mal
Kowiran
Loft
Picvansig
New Haven
Swarts
Plerocti
BF Pitt
Ae Reed
Harghayas
T Bates
Martin
Pittefteld
Oeborne Tires
Baker
Marlin
Stupinton
St. Fialont
Bartela
Ostiste
Wilson
Westport
Westports
Bhn Groves
The
Crescents
da Westports
Elm Groves
Creaconiaz
Nasebode
Yornkah
Dhefeading
Wwich Holzhausen
Feisa
Sacco
City League Flag Sparks Seaside Park Duel
The City League completed a tense season at Seaside Park with Sonardviews securing first place by claiming nine wins and two defeats. Trans finished second with seven wins and three losses in a hard fought campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanl Runtes
Seaside Park
Sonardviews
Sid
Trans
Query Twa
Soundviews
Amery Roasian
Allen Kayoes George Wandell In Brooklyn Bout
Allen dominated the clash at Tedgewood Sporting Club in Brook lyn, KOing George Wandell in the fourth round of a ten round match. The card featured Sid Marks, the Canadian champion, who recently defeated Bobby Barrett in one round, awaiting next rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Ted
Kayood
George Mandett
Tedgewood Sporting Club
Brooklyn
Allen
Stan
el Tush
Mary Ann
Shade and Krohn Set for 12 Round Bout in Ohio
California middleweight George Shade and Harry Krohn are slated for a 12 round decision bout in Akron, Ohio on September 29. The card features a title fight as both boxers seek a major win to advance in their careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shade
California
Harry Krohn
Alon
Ohio
Florence Evans First American Girl Walking Champion
Bridgeport notes Florence Evans wins the national title in the Metropolitan A A U women’s walking race at City College of New York field, with Evans beating Hyang and Anna Casper as local clubs show strong performances. The event marks America’s first women’s sanctioned walking competition and the Bridgeport A C leads in point scoring with multiple strong showings across sprints and field events.
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Florence Evans
America
Bridgeport
City Collen
Saw York
Nuss Evans
Svéer
Hyang
Aluna Rosen
American Walking Association
Gotham
Evans Altck
Imanines
New Yorker
Anna Casper
Bridgeport A. Gy Cme
Miss Casper
B.A. C. Lends
Bridgeport A. C
Tabingon
Exeter
N. H
Eunore Churchill
Misa Church Ul
Tun
Valcour Club
New York
Carrie Gerald
Misa Frances Knole
Bost
Misg Knole
Phin
Rublen
Camile Sadie
United States
Bridgepore
John Meltugh
Seminix
Insuranes Company
Mise Camellabie
Newirle State Normal Schasi
Biss
Marion McCartle
Dorothy Rough
Meadow Club
Pindelphin
Dipea Lit Mitchell
New Department
Ay Aw
Florence Ryana
Lirtgeport A. C
Nell Hemming
Morningside A. C
Bridgeport A. Co
Migs
AL Gefaurla
Niena Valcour
Meadowbrook Club
Webour
All Merri
New Department A. A
Grace Rittier
Meadowbrook
Grant
Mise Eleanor Churchill
Robinson 'S Seminary
Nol
Distansy
Sing Anni Witera Yorkers
X. OW
Marion Dele
Indo
Ridgewood High ‘School
Eleanor Bhubehti
Robinson’s Seminary
XS. H
Foe Gerold
L Bridgeport
Eidgeport A
Alisa
Saree
Nabin von Sewith
Adeline Goriig
Les Kathil Oliver
Ericsenond Fe
Mires Ruth Walay
Prudential Suite Insurance Age
Battles To Be Fought Out This Evening
A A U and New York Association plan meetings at Forest McAlpin and New Haven to elect officers. Delegations clash over officials and handicapping, with Bridgeport and upstate factions at odds and a crowded caucus anticipated. Ongoing friction involves Jimmy Sroehe and the Connecticut A A U, while New York politics center on Ruhien versus Obertubbesing for president and vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loreal Cluye
Ot Lo
Jimmy Sroehe
H. Swancon
Connecticut A. A. U
MM. A. Baum
Bridgeport
New York
Mukien
Obertubbesing
Ruhien
Haign
Oberubpesing
Obertudbesing
Ansonia to Host Little Rock In Early Season Game
Ansonia high school football faces a demand from Little Rock High School for a game in early December after Ansonia plans a November 15 trip to Wis in for a prior engagement. The challenge was sent to the faculty for review amid a crowded schedule and two cross conference contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angozin Hfigh
Middle West
Elgin
Ansonia
Wisin
Clever
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Bridgeport Telegram
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Nan
Masewetl
Pia & Moore
Lacomoble
Crewe
Pittseield
Ray Grimes
Grimes Brookly
Cileny
Hollacher
Terry
Grimes
Friberg
B. Lyn
Osan
Tohnst
Myers
Hunglingr
Decatur, Smith
Alent
Chicagosaemenenmn
Pwobade
T. Grinfith
Tiree
hitseGrimes
Hor
Run Gremes
Ender
MT Krug Lefton Vases
Oleae
Decatur
Ry Smith
Orber
Tita
Snefth
Dave Rosenberg
Box Lou
Commish
Kr. A. Hall Community
Hilisiday
MaAndrews and
Jallonsiey
Amd
McCormachk
Jackson
TY Cobb
Templeton
Waterbury Club
Jolley
W. Edwards
Henera
Donnelly
USSA
Ronda Club of
A. Wdwerds
Isridgeport
Weed
W. Canfield
Century Road Club
Wondy W. Eawarde
Donnaily
A. Edwards
Allee Dhigo
Mary Dingoss
Rose Mogalls
We Edwards
Gankerd
Savaode Xin
Gimesede
Hoos
Degeius
Sgradiey
Povlor
Tustin
Waegosiain
Col
Devitt
Miss Oliver
Mayes
Binney
Giants
REDS
New New York
Bancroft
Ugo
Young
Kelly
Wases
Resler
Quighy
Macy Wheeler
COP City League
Shade Ias
Robles
Bridgenott
Amerion
A. A
Little Rock
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