Hartford Senators Triumph In 6 To 4 Win Over Americans
Hartford Senator Eddie Lepard pitched solidly after rough first inning as Hartford defeated Gene McCann’s Americans 6 to 4. Brick Kane homered and doubled, Hanks, Neher, Hesse, Demo, and Kane drove in runs while Lepard settled in after early trouble, with strong stand by the Hartford batters in the second through fifth innings setting the pace.
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Rosenthal
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Hauk
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Iwo
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Yama
Sloan
Demo Pehase
Sloan Hame
Mit
Athe
Belanger
Loftus
Hartforg
Rose Crithal
Ztight
Bradshaw
Bakos to Coach Rosebuds In North State Football
Al Bakos, a renowned local football figure, returns as coach of the Rosebuds with Reg Trudeau handling management. The team plans to enter city league and several out of town contests, with initial practice Monday and a aims to play around October 8. roster stars include Bakos, Banas, Plura, Blagriff, Bagus, Crevey, and Treudeaw.
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Rosebuds
Buds
Reg Trudeau
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Nola
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Banas
Plura
Blagriff
Bagus
Crevey
Treudeaw
Crasho A C Southall team to hold first practice Sunday morning
The Crasho A C Southall semi pro champions plan their first practice tomorrow at ten o'clock at State and Hancock avenue corner. Manager Harry Frank seeks all good players for tryouts as West End alive prepares for its own season opener. The Crayhos aim to exceed last year’s strong record.
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Ten O'Stock
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Hancock Avenue
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West End
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Browne and Mallory Force Draw in East West Tennis Showdown
At Forest Hills the East West tournament opened with Miss Mary Browne of Los Angeles pushing Mrs. Molla Mallory of New York to a hard fought finish. Browne won the first set while Mallory claimed the second. Darkness halted play with both sides tied after two sets. West players Kinsey brothers and Tilden and Johnston also won matchups as the day concluded.
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Los Angeles
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New York
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Wiimbledor
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Kinsey Brothers
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Chop
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R. Nortin Willams
Boston
William T. Thden
Philadelphia
Yonkers
Willuit
M. Johnston
Wills B. Davis
Ven Francisco
Johnston
Tilden
Final League Games in Stratford Sunday Playoff
Stratford Caw league finishes with North Ends to settle second place. Theavens top the table with five wins and one defeat. The Raceys record four wins and two losses.
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Stratford Caw
Umpires to Play Scorers Sunday at Seaside Park
The Umpires meet the Scorers at Seaside Park on Sunday to close the 1922 baseball season. Jack O'Brien leads the Umpires with Joe Sterback directing the Scorers in a expected sharp contest on diamond No. 1 at 9 a.m. local time.
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Jack O'Brien
Joe Sterback
Empires
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Doaley Tresckow
Kelly P Bowdin Graham
Gosper
Wheway Starts State Leagues For Legion Post Tours
Albert Wheway, state athletic director of the American Legion, mails a questionnaire to Legion posts across the state to gauge cooperation in farming, bowling, basketball and life tournaments. He expects large participation from Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford and New Britain, with rifle events drawing many entries and veterans as marksmen. Winter leagues in bowling and harkshall would follow, aiming for a record turnout.
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Board of Recreation
American Legion
Legion
Gettin Trama
Bridgeport
New Haver
Hartford
New Britain
Avon A. F C seeks Sunday game start season
The Avon A. football team seeks a game for next Sunday and October 1. Manager Cavaliere calls all players to report for practice tomorrow at Avon Park. Interested players should report to Stratford or write to the Avon club in Cincinnati.
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Tig Stretford
Stars
Hall Community Battles Hillsides In Junior City Final
The Hall Community and the Hillsides clash in the second game of the Junior city series at Sea Side Park tomorrow. Hall seeks the tie and has confidence after a dominant win last week. McAndrews or Lavery will pitch. McAndrews replaced Lavery last week and is seen as too strong for Hillsides. Game starts 1:10 p.m. at No. 1 Diamond.
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Tismerer
Dusty League Championship Game At Seaside Park
The Dusty League closes its season with a decisive double header at Seaside Park diamond No 1 starting at 2 pm. Remington Arms and Crane duel for the league title with Bowden and O'Brien handling umpiring and Mike Lissogna scoring. The victor earns the General Electricite factory championship and the Alex Taylor Company trophy. Standings follow.
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Yom Bowden
Jack O'Brien
Umplra
Mike Lissogna
Lis
General Electricite
Park City
Alex Taylor Company
Industral League
Buckingham's Fine Tennis Record This Year
Campanstation Commissioner TE. T. Buckingham posted a strong season, reaching semifinals in city and other tournaments, captained Bridgeport in the Connecticut Valley league, and won multiple events at Woodmont Country Club, including a father and son doubles title with Edward Buckingwarm Jr. and city doubles with G. Ki Larson.
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Woodmont Country Club
Wood~mont Country Club
Woodsmont Country Club
Edward Buckingwarm Jr
G. Ki Larson
Trade School Downs Conlin Team In Narrow Win
Trade School defeated Conlin team Thursday night at No Holland drives winning two of three. Batra of the Cowling team took high singles with 115 and high total 3 Phinca led Trade School with the top single score. Read as a compact sports recap from a local edition.
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Butrize
Remkus
JAXONS TO HAVE STRONG ELEVEN
The Jason football team plans a championship run as they prepare for the city and state preliminaries tomorrow at ten. L Bishop and Jog Petar Kopas will handle end positions while Skito and Busho start in the backfield. The Maneer A.CL team, averaging 125 to 150 pounds, aims to meet out of town squads in early games.
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Gity
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Busho
Maneer A.cl
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