Elmer Bowman's Batting Stars In Weird Contest
Elmer Bowman led New Haven to a 9 to 4 win over Bridgeport with four at bats three hits two triples a walk and four runs scored. Sam Post drove in key runs including the first home run inside the park at Bridgeport. Johnny Gillespie struggled with wildness early, while Withrow faced removal after protesting a strike.
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Elmer Bowman
Sam Post
New Flaven
Husky Flint
Profs
Bridgeport
Eagle Street
Bowman
Spotted & Honor
Johnny Gillespie
Johnny Tmllman
Withrow
Anpire O'Brien
Goll
Gillpie
Gillespie
Dowd
Loftus
Post
Jenzes
McCarron
Sngle
Russell Bulls
Fisher
CDE
Haven
Martin
Gallagher
Caborna Ct
Neher
Withruix
Rodrigues
Russell
Ney Haven
Heenzel
Orne
Gom
Orme
Osborn
Btolen
Isher
Henzen
Sacrifices
Wargo
Gait
Henzes
New Haven
Tilmin
Callespie
Tilman
O'Brien
Kun
Senators Split Double Header With St. Louis
Washington and St. Louis split their two games today. The Browns won the opener 2 to 1 while Washington took the second 1 to 0. Jane forth pitched for the Nationals with little trouble. pinch hitter Charritts drove in Grealnth in the eighth to prevent a shutout. Zahniser and Kojp pitched in the two games, with six strikeouts for the Nationals. The scores:
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Washington
St. Louis
Browns
Jane Forth
Nationals
Gharrits
Zahniser
Kojp
Washington and St Louis Battle in League Tilt
Washington held off St Louis in a tight International League game. Key players include Bluege Ruel and Goslin for Washington with Zachary pitching for Washington and Danforth for St Louis. Multiple two base hits and a home run produced the scoring in a 3-1 final.
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Wopoa
Rice
Judea
Huel
Hargrave
Bluego
Zachary P
Russell
St Louis
Severeld
Schiiebner
Nuel
Fiharcity
Willams
Swart Lie Neck
Zachary
Skyele
Danforth
Russ
Russel
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Morarty and
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May Change Coaches at Annapolis Yearly
Annapolis Sept 13. The football season coincides with fleet duties and training work. Young officers who have assisted Coach Falwell may be shifted yearly. Some have served three or four seasons, risking loss of professional practice. It is expected assistants will stay with the fleet or on posts every other year, so this year’s assistants may not return next season but could return in 1925.
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Annapolis
Falswell
Navy
Fleet
Inny
Local men elected officers in State A A U
New Haven lawyer Conefrey was elected president of the Connecticut A A U to succeed Dr Staddand of Meriden at a meeting in New Haven City Hall. Gahan of Bridgeport was elected first vice president for the third year, and Tom Tracey of New Haven became secretary treasurer for the fourth time. The slate includes officers for various internal posts and delegates to the Detroit convention, with details on boards and committees.
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New Haven
Knighta of Columbus
Connecticut A. A. U
Staddand
Meriden
Tracey
Connecticut
New Haven Tarren
Bridgeport
Ks Omecm
G. Canefrey
P_ V Gahan
Tnd
J. A. Blossom
Yale University
Trd
John Farrell
New Maven
J. Tracey
Bistration Board
William TA
Delaney
New Britain
Chalymiuanas
M. A
Swans
Cepratyorth
Alilord
Jack Petndicapper
J. Roche
Conefrer
Leonard
Oate Brown
Chie
Brown
Hartford
Wid Alberts
Waterbury
Jimmigesto
Newven
Young Mulligan
Norwalk
I Irish Tackle
Moore
Stamford
Johnny Mason
Discovered Players Linked to Portsylvania Clubs
Nettedl announced Jiverett Nutter who jumped a Sew Haven club two years earlier is linked to a move toward Yamaqua club in Portsylvania. Marr Potterwes noted as a mania in tle tenor and Iy playing center field with Agnew formerly of Hartford flyhawnsy. Eddie Burke, member of the Springfeld club, also with the Southew club.
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Jiverett Nutter
Hartford Wins Narrowly In Eighth To Claim Eastern League Title
Hartford clinched the 1928 Eastern League championship by rallying in the eighth inning to defeat Worcester 12 to 10. The Senators secured the lead late, with McDonald among the umpires and Demoe, Gehrig, and Malone contributing key hits as Hartford broke a four-run Worcester edge.
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Tartford Senator
Worcester
Tartford
Si McDonald
Hartford
Abroad
Maloness
al Gehyi
Schulte
Hauk Tb
Hager
Stauffer P
Hagwell
Demoe
Emmerich
Malone
Gehrig
Worgester
Harteford
Stryker
Stauffer
Braxton
Wineere
Winters
Swanty
Son
Tease
Wilkulteh
Streker
Mager
McDonald
Sunsierss Sheth
Johngin
Healy Team to Practise Tonight at Seaside Park
Mike Woalyt’s football squad will hold final practice of the season at Seaside Park tonight. Ten of Tsar Yoason’s veterans expected, with more players at the second workout Friday. Practice won’t start exactly at 7 00. Dressing rooms secured, players get individual lockers. The team opens the season in October against the Steamrollers at Pravidanya.
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Mike Woalyts
Seaside Park
Mlanit
Tand
Steamrollers Ab Pravidanya
St Joseph Eleven to Practise Friday
The St Joseph team announces Friday practice as they prepare for the season. Wording is jumbled but indicates a pre season session at 7:90 with players in new uniforms and a captain elected alongside a new trainer.
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ST. Joseph
Joseph Fool
Tay Club
Bendetul
Rune Foot Die Penne
Ives
Vaplali
Final Game Ahead as New Haven Hosts Bridgeport
New Haven prepares to host Bridgeport for the final midweek game at Newfield Park this afternoon in a Ladies Day event. Expected crowd and key players, including GaiVally, are noted as the Yankees recall hits.
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Bridgeport
Newfield
Paris
New Heaven
Ihe Oy
Hugamen
Afphen
Crooklyn
Abrania
Cietniadtt
Cinetinacl
Pirates Hammer Two Hub Stars In 12 To 2 Win
Pittsburgh pounded three Boston pitchers for 27 runs as Fenty and Tarnes led a high scoring game. Pittsburg crossed the plate in the fest inning, with Oeschger pulled in the fifth while Pile Jingim debuted after the lapse.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Fenty
Boston
Tarnes
Grimm
Oeschger Proto
Jingim
Eddie Tryon Emerges as Colgate Mainstay
Eddie Tryon, a standout in shot put and pole vault, is slated to be a Colgate mainstay in the coming track season. Grantland Rice praises Tryon as a bright freshman with speed and power, predicting he will be a key spark for Colgate’s lineup this year.
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Eddie Tryon
Colgate
Eddin Tron
Urimgeport A. Oc
Chix Nonson
Hyon
Columbia
Grantland Rice
Poorhouse League Opens Bowling Season Oct 4
The Poorhouse Bowling League will start its 1923-24 season on October 4 with initial preparations underway. Members are urged to register with secretary Sheehy before the date. The team has dominated the past five years and vows strong competition this year.
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Weil Stiert
Thar Aaesiile Aulleyss
Dantysis
Fd Sheehy
Hstyanon
National Championship first round upsets and Sweetser shines
Chicago and national title contenders survived the 36 hole first round at the National Championship in Fleasmoor. J Sweetser of New York beat Albert Seckel of Chicago to advance, while Chick Evans fell to Willie Hunter. Other favorites won but Evans was upset as golf fans followed Bobby Jones and the heavy course conditions after rain.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Fleasmoor Excent Chick Evans
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Jess Sweetifser
New York
Bert Seckel
George von Lm
Salt Lake City
J. F. Carter
Do IK
Davis
San Franciseo
George Blossom
Chisago
Tanrti
Lobbs Jones
Atlanta
T. G Cochsin
Wichita Falls
Texas
Cochran
Guilford
Boston
Lovie Javuby
Dallas
Coulter
Victor
Moxtar
Ummings
Harold Weber
Toles
Ned Ais
Nikee
Art Sweet
Max Marston Mont Phladelphia
John Simpson
Indianapal
James Manion
St. Louis
Wrancia Blossam
Guiltors
Comminee
Merron
Sweetser
Shuth
Alls
Wownes
Gausaner
Marston
Jones
Wells Wit
Oulmet
Téunter
Manion
von Elin
Bobby Jones
Gellery
Evans
Hunter
Evans Ukely
Chick
Dick Loftus to Play with Cuban Leaguers
Dick Loftus of Bridgeport prepares for winter ball in Cuba joining Joe Rodriguez's team in December. Joe Russell, a Cotton States League veteran, is signed by the club as an infielder. Loftus is expected to be drafted to the Major Leagues.
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Dick Loftus
Bridgeport
Jonzues
Joe Rodriguez
Joe Russell
Cotton States Pees
At Cluh
Yostershoe
Giants Increase Lead by Victory Over Cardinals
In a September 18 game at Louis New York built on its top position by defeating St. Louis 4 to 1. The Cardinals made a late defensive error in the ninth inning allowing Freigau to advance and Torpercer to second after Wowers batted for Hudgens.
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Giants
Cardinals
Kelly
Clemens
Haines
Ard
Rudgens
Sth
Cor Barfoot
New York
St. Louis
Nebf
Barfoot
Taies
Hanes
McCormick and
Quigley
G. i
Soccer to lead sports at Congress High School
Congress High plans soccer as its main varsity sport for autumn with two teams under Mr. Lyon and Mr. Gordon. Initial practice starts Monday. soon a league of several feeder teams will play a school-wide soccer and athletic competition. Congress to cooperate with Central High and Director Went on a two-school athletic program for the coming year. no varsity football at Congress.
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Cengress High School
Lyon
Gordon
Wiese
Congres
Central Jieh
Poly
Schonly
Congress High
Central
Branford Laurels Invite Gridiron Foes for Season
Branford Laurels organize for the coming football season and seek games with any first-division team in Bridgeport. The Laurels post a strong record and invite teams to contact Frank C. Jones in Branford, Conn, at Branford 334 evenings.
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Branford Laurels
Bridgeport
Laurels
Branford
C. Jones
Cellar Combine Beats Lawmakers in Hitting Bee
Waterbury opened the season strong as Waterbury cellar squad hammered the lawmakers 15 to 2. Spates and Johnson teamed for 19 hits, while Andy Rugh's defense and three hits by the Musko recruit highlighted a one-sided early game.
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Cellar Combine
Lawmakers
Waterbury
Spates
Johnson
Stasseos
Andy Rugh
Muskofee
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