Brooklyn Beats Pirates 3-0 on Doak Two-Hit Shutout
In Pittsburgh on September 20, MM Doak shut down the Pirates for a 3-0 victory as Brooklyn's Lee Meadows yielded seven hits. Carey tripled and scored on Hendrick, Herman doubled in the second run, and Butler scored on Doak’s sacrifice. The Giants watched from the stands as Brooklyn widened its lead to three games amid a quiet Pirate offense.
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Athletics Beat Browns Twice In Doubleheader
The Athletics swept a doubleheader from the St. Louis Browns in Philadelphia completing the season series by scores 4-1 and 7-3. Al Simmons homered in the first game after Cobb, Cochrane, and Foxx fueled a late rally. Johnson worked the second win as Crowder and Grove struggled.
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Buffalo Takes Second Tilt In Albany Series
Buffalo's International League champions won the second game of the post season series in Albany by 1 to 0, with Brillant pitching handling the Senators. Jack Hopkins of Albany allowed only two hits, while Jimmy Wiltse of Buffalo yielded three safeties.
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Jimmy Wiltse
Senators
Stolen base and errors highlight tight game notes
Stolen base Tyson at third, Brainard left on base for Buffalo five and Albany. Double plays Malone to Cohen to Brainard and Wiltse to Malone to Brainard. Munn to Farrell and Bast on balls off Wiltse. Hopking struck out by Wirtae and Hopkins. Wild pitch by Hopkins. Um pires Fasce McDonald and Kuhn. Time of game 1 43.
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Two Veterans Back At Yale Football Team
New Haven September 20 with Associated Press report that Yale varsity football gains two veterans Bruce Caldwell back and Waldo Greens captain last year’s yearling eleven. Al Foote also returned after missing time. Greens injured Thursday, Caldwell sidelined since Georgia game. First scrimmage set for tomorrow afternoon as nine days remain to ready squad for Bowdoin opener October 1.
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Auburns to Hold Practice Tonight
The Auburn A A football team will meet tonight at eight o'clock in the clubrooms. Leo Rosenthal was chosen captain of the squad. Petti and Eliano will be lost to the team due to knee and shoulder injuries respectively. Scrimmages are scheduled Saturday at 1:30 and Sunday at 9:30 at Seaside Park.
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Temght
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Wilber-Gaynor Win Doubles Championship
Tom Wilber and Miss Betsy Gaynor won the city doubles title in four days by defeating Miss Betty Neathercut and Johnny Wilson 6 2, 6 3 in the mixed doubles final. Wilber dominated the net and backcourt throughout.
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Betty Neathercut
Johnny Wilson
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Wilber
Meyer Cohen to defend welterweight title in Boston bout
Meyer Cohen of Holyoke, New England welterweight champion, was signed to defend his title against Al Mello of Lowell in Boston on October 3. The bout carries the title at stake.
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Associated Press
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New England
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Lowell
Auburn Juniors Seek Court Honors
The Olivet basketball team, last year’s city champions, reorganizes as the Auburn Juniors. Players Lancia, Feddock, F and R Pinto, and Smith report for practice. Good players invited to join. They seek games with the Big Laurels of the Boys club. contact Tony Conte, 74 Commercial Street.
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Final outdoor amateur show at Pleasure Beach tonight
Nine snappy simon pure bouts headline the season’s final amateur program at Pleasure Beach arena tonight at 8 30 pm. Matchmaker Jim Dwyer expects 1 400 fans and taunts Red Grillo toward a possible bout with Joe Nagy, while Frankie Smith and Tommy Brown also appear. Indoor boxing returns Oct 1 at the state Armory with Battalino set to fight Bones among five other matches.
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Bridgeport
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Merry Bowling Circuit Meets at YMCA
The Mercantile Howling league gathered at the YMCA to plan the upcoming season starting Monday October 10. Attendees included HV. Abbott M c A K A White man Hewlands J. Peller Read Joseph Smith Publo Market W. T. Doags Lowe Laundry Frank Mooney Hawke and C. Cornwall. Abbott was elected president and Charles Cornwall secretary with a final meeting set for the opening week.
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Mayor Behrens Connor Leave For Big Fight
Mayor Behrens left Bridgeport yesterday afternoon with a group bound for New York. They plan to reach Chicago for the Dempsey Tunney fight on Thursday. Arthur F. Connor, former postmaster, was among those traveling with the mayor. They expect to return Saturday.
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Draw Ends Match In World Chess Championship Contest
Buenos Aires September 20 Associated Press report says the second game today between Jose Raul Capablanca and Alexander Alekhine ended in a draw after nineteen moves. Capablanca holds the title. Alekhine challenges for the world championship.
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Associated Press
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Alexander Alekhine
Tilden to Play in Exhibition Here
Tilden and his doubles partner Francis Hunter are expected to visit Bridgeport on October 25 for exhibition matches. W. Gerald Lineburgh Jr. announced plans for a singles match with Tilden and Hunter, with a probable doubles pairing against Hobey Hyde and Hunter or a variation with Tom Wilber.
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Bridgeport
W. Gerald Lineburgh, Jr
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Tom Wilber
Hobey Hyde
Hartford
Cubs Capture Final Game of Braves Series
Chicago won 8 to 6 over Boston to gain four of five in the series and improve to fifteen wins in twenty-two games. The Cubs tied the game with two innings of hits including Heathcote's homer. Engish and Stephenson hit key doubles in the seventh to take the lead, with Jones Adams and an error sealing the win. Welsh homered in the first for Boston.
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Associated Press
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Braves
Sacraments to Hold First Basketball Practice Tonight
The Blessed Sacrament team will hold its first practice at the Boys' Club from 5 30 to 7 p m tonight. Players listed to attend are Hines Halverson Delphery Kaselowski Lynch and Newry.
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Cardinals rally past Phillies to stretch win streak
Frisch and Harry hit back to back homers in the seventh as St Louis completed a fifth straight win over Philadelphia 5-4. The victory ties the Cards with the Giants for second place, three games behind the Pirates, who lost to Brooklyn. Ulrich limited the Cards to seven hits, while Bherdel allowed a late rally but held.
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Detroit Takes Doubleheader From Red Sox
Detroit won both ends of a doubleheader from Boston 4 to 3 and 5 to 3, closing the season series. The Tigers won 17 of their meetings with the Red Sox this year and five. Regan’s hitting and Ruble and Blue’s fielding highlighted the day, while George Smith’s relief pitching saved the second game for Detroit.
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Miss Chapman Wins Brooklawn Golf Tournament
Mike Carolyn E Chapman had a record day at Brooklawn Country Club winning the fall ladies tournament and the low net and low gross events. She defeated Mrs Harold Fish 6 up 4 to go in an 18 hole match for the fall championship then won the Tuesday 18 holes with 88 13 75. Louise Haviland placed second in low gross and low net with 102 19 83. Other scores included Miss C B Chapman 88 13 1% Miss H Wheeler 105 93 Mrs J Williamson 111 11 100.
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Detroit Beats Boston In Short Baseball Tilt
Detroit defeats Boston 5 to 1 in a nine inning game. Hellmann Regan Blue each had two base hits. McManus stole a base. Tavener Sacrifices. Smith earned the win over Harriss as Holloway allowed five hits. Wiltee and Hartley hit by pitches. Umpires Dineen Connery and Owens. Time of game 1 59.
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