Edith Hultman Reaches Women's Tennis Title Finals
Edith Hultman advances to the women's tennis title finals as Bridgeport drops to third after a decisive 9 to 3 defeat by Worcester. Worcester Coal Heavers hammer Bridgeport with eleven runs across three innings, aided by a string of timely hits and misplays.
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Worcester
Eing
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Shen Smith
McCarren
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Mars
Ben
Shdy
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Smith
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Gronin
Ryan
Staffvengen
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Ith
Emmerich
Sports Standings and Schedule From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday's results include Ibany 6 over Springfield 1 and Worcester 9 over Bridgeport 3. Hartford beat New Haven 6 to 4. Today Albany visits Worcester, Waterbury at Hartford, Bridgeport at Pintafield, New Haven at Springfield. Detroit leads with 6 to 2 over Boston. Brooklyn 9 Chicago 7. Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia. New York 4 St Louis 3. Scheduled games include Detroit at Boston and St Louis at New York.
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Milwaukee Faces Louisville In 13 Inning Rainy Tilt
In a long 13 inning game between Milwaukee and Louisville the contest extended to extra innings before rain postponed further play. Other scheduled games were halted by rain with no completion at this time.
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Milwaukee
Louisville
Johnny Leonard Real Contender for Dundees Title
Allentown featherweight Johnny Leonard meets Red Cap Wilson at the Norwalk Armory Monday night in a bout that could position him as a top challenger to Sonny Dundee. Leonard has defeated several notable rivals and is backed by promoter teams. Dundee has declined to defend against him, while Wilson presents a rugged, two handed challenge in the ring.
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Warl Baird
Tommy Noble
Sid Mares
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Leonard
Jimmy Bronson
Lou Brown
Hob Martin
Jeff Smith
Zivic
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Pete
Eadie Burnbrook
Bobby Garcia
Merry Medlugh
Bronson and Brown
Dundee
Amnion
Alex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Richard
Wilson
Albany Defeats Springfield 5 to 1 in Final NY Staters Game
Springfield faced Albany as Bill Rodgers led the Albany outfit to a 5 to 1 victory in the final appearance of the New York Staters season. Edmondson pitched for the Hampdens, but Albany's Emmer and Bernard homered, driving the win with timely base hits and steady pitching.
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Tesmore
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Taz
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Ehime
Layton Tops Reiselt In Three Cushion Clash At Tourney
Johnny Layton of St. Louis defeated Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia 60 to 59 in fifty nine innings during the afternoon three cushion billiard championship game in Layton. Layton posted a high run of eight and Reiselt six, with Layton averaging 1.017 to Reiselt .932.
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Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
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Dodgers Take Series From Cubs as Fournier Stars
Brooklyn won final game 9 to 7 to take two of three from Chicago. Fournier led Brooklyn with multiple hits and the run production, as extra base hitting highlighted the free swinging affair. Statz, Grigsby and Johnston contributed for Chicago in a tight scoring contest at Chicago.
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Farrell
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Fairfield High to Play Norwalk Eleven October 6
Fairfield high football players work hard in practice as the season opens October 6 with Norwalk visiting. The squad aims to improve, meet Bridgeport’s squad at season end, and face strong county foes Stratford Norwalk Danbury Derby New Haven and Greenwich High.
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Norvalk
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Stratford
Norwalk
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Derby
New Haven
Greenwich
Healy Leases Newfield Park for Bridgeport Football
Mike Healy, manager of Bridgeport, leased Newfield Park from American Chain A.A. for the coming season at 1100 dollars and plans to stage several home games there. Season opener likely September 29 at home. road opener in Providence October 4 vs Steamrollers. Second practice at Seaside Park tonight. twenty candidates at first workout. Healy aims to form a state football league with four teams.
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Em Hotel Garde
New Haven
Atlas Court Team Set for Season Return at Atlas Court
The Atlas basketball team, famed for last season's strong record, has reorganized and aims to book games across the state. DelGuidice returns as manager, with practice to start once the City gym opens. contact 136 Fairfield Avenue or Bar num 1478.
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Reilly Pushing Hilltoppers for Hartford Game
Coach Eddie Reilly drills the Hilltoppers at Newfield Park preparing for the October 6 Hartford game. Daily tackling dummy work and scrimmage shape the squad as he plans to name the first team by week’s end. Key backfield names and linemen from last season appear likely to start.
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Locals to Wind Up with Hillies in Ely Eastern League
Bridgeport will finish the 1923 season with a three game series against Tim Clarkin's champions in Pittfield and return home Sunday. The Orioles travel to Pittfield for the road finale, then host the Hillies for the final curtain. Last year New Haven defeated Jack Dunn's combo and seek revenge this season. The opener is set for Thursday with games through Saturday.
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Firpo Cousin Training At Acorn Club In Town
The Acorn A C hosts daily workouts as most local boxers train there after Columbia A C folded and Andy Parker’s gym closed. Yesterday’s session drew Lou Bogash Young Saxon Johnny Corbett Nick Petitte Hid Keeley Steve Smith Cyclone Firpo and others with Firpo described as Dempsey’s cousin who fights like an Argentine and cannot speak English.
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Lou Bogash
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Yivery
Italian fighter Spalla challenges Dempsey for title
Milan, Sept 20. Erminio Spalla, Italian heavyweight, calls out Jack Dempsey for a world championship bout and says he is ready to travel to America immediately. Spalla is in training at Streha and promises to give the champion the hardest fight of his career. Edith Hultman defeats Betty Neithercut to reach the finals of the city tennis tournament, and will meet Helen Wheeler for the women's singles title. Doubles finals today feature Dr. R Warren Hall and T Buckingham vs Gerald Lineburgh and Rohe Welter, with Lineburgh-Walter considered dangerous after upsetting Williams and Wilson Wednesday.
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Lefty Lou Gehrig Tops Senators in League Debut
Hartford defeats New Haven 6 to 4 as Lefty Lou Gehrig pitches for the first time in the Eastern League. The heavy hitting Hartford first baseman also shows a fine curve ball while solid fielding by both sides limits scoring. The Hartford infield makes several brillant plays to cut off runs.
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Lou" Gehrig
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Brillant
Crosby Star Midge Wilner to Attend Columbia University
Waterbury Sept 20 Herman Midge Wilner, famed Crosby athlete, announces he will attend Columbia University next year. At Crosby he starred in football, basketball, baseball and track, a listing of his multi sport prowess. The report notes his versatility and high reputation as a collegiate prospect.
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