Yanks Lead League Bridgeport Triumph in Tennis Finals Today
Bridgeport beat Pittsfield 4 to 1 at Newfield Park in a season finale. Stauffer pitched well for Bridgeport, with strong defense and timely hits backing him. Pittsfield managed only two hits, while Bridgeport rallied for runs in the second and seventh inning, with Emmerich, Ray, and Rodriguez contributing key plays.
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Johnson
Thismap
Gridgeport
Teague
Pitts
Fold ‘Biles
Newfield Park
Hillies
Gus Gardella
Lehiah Ed
Stauffer
Tillman
Um Waters Aldtog
Sly
Pittsfeld
Martin
McCorry
Smith
Kingdon
MicBlife
Warsteves
McPride
Stapleton
Rodtriguez
Ray
Jos Smith
Kinsdon
Smartin
Ump Mcloughlin
Sharp
McLauchlin
War- Stauffer
Emmerich
Bates
Eaker
Flrst
Hargraves
Pittsfield
McLaughlin
Tilman
Ray Sacri
Rodriguez
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Hargreaves
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Stanffer
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Capes
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Sacrifices Bay
Rodiguez
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Man
Bransten
Waters
Mrebanehtin
Buck Lai Leaves Club For Season
Buck Lai exits the Bridgeport Amport squad for the season to report to his Pennsylvanian railroad job in Philadelphia. President Clark P. Lane and Manager McCann granted permission. He is expected to join a Pennsylvania railroad baseball team within days as other Eastern League stars join after the season ends. The Hanvahantas endured a tough season, ending with an incident that sidelined him after a line drive injury at Worcester weeks ago. Martin and Smith contributed late, with Bull also adding a double and MebLaughlin a single.
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Yei
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McCann
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Hanvahantas
Worcester
Mack Trades Styles for Sullivan in American League
Philadelphia manager Connie Mack announced a trade sending catcher William Styles to acquire pitcher James Z. Sullivan from Baltimore. Sullivan had been farmed to Moline in the Three League. Meanwhile Bridgeport faces delays in industry as a Danish champion swimmer marries, keeping Cupid vigilant.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Philadephia American Baseball Club
William Styles
James Z. Sullivan
Sullivan
Moline
Bridgeport
Cupid Bridgeport
Local Grid Team Plans Initial Workout Thursday
Bridgeport football program previews a bold season with QB search by Jack Meerney. Local talent Ham Gaynor to trial at quarterback while Colgate center Drewne anchors pivot and Maye Hunt Piura guard. Coach King Brady leads open air session on State Street arena Thursday night with top tackles Maltins Newton Calhoun and ends Brady Callahan.
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Jack Meerney
Hnesman
Boas
Connie Lew
Bridgeport
Park
Kearney
Diggins
Ham
Gayror
Lewis
State Street
King Brady
Yao
Drowne
Colgate Center
Maye
Hunt
Piura
Maltins
Newton
Calhoun
Brady
Callahan
Bakes
Barnihaw
Porst
Kennedy
Sackfeld
Gaynor
Ponies Take Albany in Two Straight Games
Albany fans saw Springfield win both ends of a double header. Scores were 5 to 2 in the first game and 4 to 4 in the second. Fielding by Gonzales Silva and Donahue highlighted Springfield, while Simpson of Springfield was forced to retire after being hit by a pitched ball in the second game.
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Springfield
Fiehding
Gonzales
Silva
Donahue
Simpeon
Springfeld
Springtieta
Mayberry
Wilder
Cox
Hartford Beats Waterbury In Ten Innings 4 2
Hartford defeated Waterbury 4 to 2 in ten innings at Sept. 18. Waterbury tied the score in the ninth on a de ville play by Murray, an error by Dowd allowed a Hartford run in the third. Waterbury threatened in the last of the i th but left three runners on with two out.
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Dowd
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Monhiar
Colley
Tlarkhelmer
Mort Coe
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Lian Fon Bond
Tait Hlis
Kann
Daw
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Torphy
Walsen Herlfard
Tuursy
Teren Halls
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Bel Damm
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Boyce
Boyne
Summers
McDionadit
Giants and Yankees Lead Pennants In Week Review
New York Giants sweep week with key wins over Pittsburgh to hold a four and a half game NL lead. In the AL the Yankees, after beating Cobb’s Tigers, close on Cleveland by two games as a four game Yankees vs Indians stretch looms. series heads toward decisive finish.
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Cobb
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Clevyelung
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Yankees
Cleveland
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Chicago
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Detroit
Local A A U Leaders Face Off At Yale Tonight
Connecticut Association of the A A U meets at Yale University Gymnasium to elect officers set a new state handicapper and pick delegates to the national convention in Chicago. Prospects center on Hunt, Park City influence, and various candidates from New Haven Bridgeport Waterbury and New Britain as they seek leadership and committee posts.
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Chicago
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Aloo
Lee Pointing Allen For Fistic Heights
Toe Terry Lee, manager of Jahnny Red Allen the welterweight champion, plans an active winter campaign for Allen. Allen, claimed to be heavier and more capable than Red, targets the lightweight crown and argues for challenging opponents in New York, Massachusetts and nearby states. Training intensifies as he prepares to box Young Angello of Stamford and other foes, with weight limits set at 7.25 pounds for matchups.
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Jahnny Red Allen
Allen
New York State
Massachusetts
Tother Cantern
Terry L 1
Alen Rece
Marathon Entry List May Shape Slim Field afoot
The Junior Chamber of Commerce lists propose a limited marathon entry to ensure only dedicated runners compete. The plan would limit entrants to ten or fewer men and women, with the race run in a shorter distance and in a time frame to fit the event. Members of the Jane Chamber are noted as frequent fall track participants at regional meets.
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Chimber_of Commerce
Libby
Jaane Ghernher
Dodgers Lose Two to Chicubs in Sabbath Doubleheader
Chicago defeated Brooklyn in both ends of a Sunday doubleheader by scores of 1 to 0 and 5 to 1. Cheeves outpitched Burligiah Grimes in the opener as two singles and an error produced the decisive run. In the nightcap Reuther allowed two first‑inning runs, Elliott contributed an error on Puether, Gison hit, and Johnston sacrificed in a run. Brooklyn managed a run late but fell short.
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Brooklyn
Cheeves
Burligiah Grimes
Miller
Reuther
Elliott
Puether
Gison
Johnston
Renther
Milius
Srueger
Preeman
Killiter
Standings and results from yesterday's games across leagues
Today's cards feature Bridgeport and Springfield bouncing teams in the minors while American and National League action shows New York and Cleveland near the top. Notable: Detroit and Washington wins in the AL. Brooklyn, Boston, and Chicago in the NL.
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Washington
Cleveland
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Boston
ART Chicago
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Mati
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Heston
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Pietreburgh
Reston
Cincinnati
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Chicsgo
Villadephtia
St. Lon
Ratn Saves Wheat Crop in Argentina Drought Relief
Washington dispatch reports heavy rains in Argentina end a drought threatening the wheat crop. Commercial Attache in Buenos Aires confirms improvements and notes grain area is larger than in recent years, aiding prospects for this season.
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Washington
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Cable Dartment of Commerce
Ma. Vealy
TILDEN PLAYS JOHNSON TODAY FOR NET TITLE
William T. Tilden II and Wallace F. Johnson meet tomorrow at Germantown Cricket Club for the 1921 lawn tennis title of America. Weather today improved the court after rain halted Saturday’s final and 4 brisk winds dried the surface to a safer condition for play.
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Philadelphia
Wiliam T. Tilden
Wallace F. Johnson
Mast
Germantown Cricket Club
America
Americans Play Short Schedule
Weather limits play as Eastern Leauge schedules show 184 games. Bridgeport at 242. Only 152 games may be completed this season with rain forcing cancellations. Remaining matchups against Waterbury and Spetfield cannot be completed. Bridgeport’s planned doubleheader with Ringfield and New Haven’s two-game plan also encounter cancellations. New Haven faces the Bender tribe at Newfield Park this afternoon with a 2 PM start.
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Ring Field
Worcester
New Haven
Newfield Park
iBender Tribe
Cincy Reds Take Two From Braves
Cincinnati swept two games from Boston with scores 10 to 3 and 3 to 1. Daubert hit a homer and multi hit glints, while Jughead mismatches aided by five double plays. Morgan and Watson pitched and fielded, with errors by Boston and strong Cincinnati rushing in the second game.
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Morgan
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Clute
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Jugque
Yankees Rally in Eighth to Beat Tigers
New York Americans defeat Detroit 4 to 3 in the opening game of a series. Bing drove in Cobb with the tying run in the eighth, then the Yankees pushed across two more in the ninth on a series of hits including Ward McNally's sacrifice, Schang's double, and Host's single to clinch the win.
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New York Americans
Detroit
Bing
Cobb
Yankees
Halls
Ward
McNally
Schang
Host
Bogash Heads to Boston to Train for Joe Egan Bout
Bogash leaves for Boston to complete training for his bout with Joe Egan set for Thursday night at Mechanic Hall. He will be joined by his brother Patsy who faces Sailor Gilbs in the semi final and by trainer Joe Smith. Bogash plans a brief meeting with boxing commissioners to explain a recent bout cancellation.
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Joe Egan
Mechanica Hall
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Patsy
Sailor Gilbs
Joe Smith
Bogash
Bay State
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Egan
Don
Western Leaguer Breaks Season Hit Record
Tack Lelivelt of the Omaha Western League team broke the season hits record by collecting his 269th hit in the second inning against Wichita. He surpassed George Sisler, whose 164 game total stood as the previous mark. Lelivelt’s feat occurs in Wichita, Kansas, on September 15.
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Tack Lelivelt
Omaha
Wichita
Elivett
George Sisler
St. Louis
International League games at Syracuse Jersey City Rochester and Baltimore
In Syracuse Toronto and Syracuse split two games with pitching and fielding notes for each side. In Jersey City Newark and Jersey City split a doubleheader with notable batting lines. Rochester hosts Buffalo in two games with Heitmann Crandall Ben Bough and Morgan Wirtz listed among others. Baltimore hosts Reading in a pair with Carts Swartz Fisher and Johnson among pitchers and catchers recorded.
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Newark Gueocozlii
Singelton
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Blemiller
Carruthers
Freitag
McNeill
Ton
City
Barnes
Tecarr
Rochester
Buffalo
Heitmann
Crandall
Ben Bough
Morgan
Wirtz
Tomlin
Tragesser
Kennap
Mattox
Baltimore
Swartz
Smith
Bentley
Styles
Fisher
Johnson
Jones
Frank
St Louis Beats Philadelphia 6 to 4 in Baseball Action
St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 to 4 as timely hits and baserunners powered the offense. Henline led with three of four at bats including a double, while Fournier turned an unassisted double play in the first inning.
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Philadelphia
Henline
Fournier
James Smith
Willems
Rapp
Phiadelphia Finoscono
Perting
Peffer
Ainemith
Ring
Smith
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