Bridgeport May Settle E L Race Today
Bridgeport faces New Haven at Newfield Park this afternoon in a Western League pennant race decider. A win by Paddy O Connors Senators would seal the title with Hartford and Worcester in contention as the season winds down.
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Briggstant Sacks Three Homers as Champions Win
Lou Bogash and Jock Malone prepared for a likely round bout at State Erect Arena on October 4. Matchmaker Parker received a telegram from Tom Walsh confirming Malone would meet Bogash. Contract signings expected. Bogash seeks another crack at Malone after the prior dispute over receipts.
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Bridgeport High first scrimmage signals start of season
Bridgeport High School football opens with a flat scrimmage at Sea Side Park as Coach Reilly tests lineups after four days of drills. Hilltoppers, tied to a two hour session yesterday, focus on blocking, passing, and signal work, with uniforms issued to 35 players and plans to trim the squad in two weeks.
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Chic Brown to box for Nutmeg Club on Monday
Chic Brown, New Haven lightweight, returns to his first love for Nutmeg A. C. next Monday night in New Haven. He faces Young Leonard in a twelve round feather-pest match at 145 pounds. The card features Corbett of Hartford and Wid Wyberts of Stamford in an eight round 185-pound semi final. Other bouts include Mullican of Norwalk and Yount at 122, and Maison of Bridgeport meeting Jackie Moore of Stanford in a six round 124-pound bout.
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Giasts Not Drawing At Polo Grounds Crowd Records
Reported at Labor Day weekend events the Polo Grounds drew an estimated 45,000 fans, claimed to be the largest crowd of the season. Authorities cite Civil authorities drawing 200,000 legs and cheering crowds, with Rome Day noted nearby and Paris attendance referenced at 1922 levels.
White Sox Split Doubleheader With Boston Fresh
Boston and Chicago split a doubleheader in Boston. Thurston held the Red Sox to six runs in the opener, won by Boston, while Chicago took the nightcap 6 to 5 largely on Flagstead’s timely hitting. Flagstead drove in two and scored on MacMillan’s single, with Arch Deacon joining Chicago from Rochester.
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Dr Warren Hall and Buckingham Compete In Brooklawn Tennis
In the city tennis championship, Dr R W Hall defeated E T Buckingham 6-3 6-2 in a standout men singles match. Doubles saw Lineburgh-Walter and Hawley-Duddy win their games. Alsy Chapman defeated Mrs Jonathan Grout 6-0 6-4 in women's singles as two more singles are scheduled today at 4 o'clock.
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Independents Face Madisones After Losses In League Play
The Independents have lost to the Madisons this season and face them again next Sunday in a title race at the North kind. Current records show Independents 8, Y. M. H. A. 7, with other scores against Western Cubs 19, Madisons 7, Royals 14, and Arrows 4 among results. Pitchers Versuson and Leverett are noted with umpires Umphres Owens and Evans. Time 1:0.
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Alpines Preseason Basketball Push in City
Alpine team, one of the strongest in the area, has begun preparations for the upcoming basketball season. Manager George Nieman scouts players, with practice twice weekly on the Lincoln School outdoor court, aiming for top form before Municipal Gym opens.
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Athleos Triumphs: Phillies Sweep Twin Bill Over Tigers
Detroit drops game one 2 0 as Naylor blanks Tigers with five hits. Philadelphia wins 4 3 in game two behind strong center field work by French and timely hits. Helcmont controlled the mound in the first contest. Perkins and Hale delivered key hits for the Locals.
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Worthy wins 12000 free for all trot at Eastern States
Czar Worthy owned by Henry Bowies and driven by Thomas Murphy won the 12000 free for all trot at the Eastern States track in Springfield Massachusetts. Best time 2 06 3 4. In the first heat he broke the track record amid 33 starters.
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