Hartford Falls to Lepard in 12-5 Rout of Americans
Bridgeport visits Hartford at Clarkin Field as LePard hurls a long ball laden game. Reckus and Regan homer helped Bridgeport build leads, while Rasmussen struggled early before settling in. Hartford's Webb Pennington and Thomas spark eventual scoring but fall behind as LePard and teammates push six runs in the seventh.
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Hartford
Clarkin's
Bridgeport
Senators
Teward
Thomasites
Turams
Worcester
Hursday
LeParid
Reckus
Regan
Resmussen
South Paw
Chet Thomas
Ray
LePard
Emmerich
Tepard
Rodriguez
Martin
Smith
LeFard
Colin x
Besse
Kingdon
McLaughlin
Hesse
Rasmussen
Rassen
Thomas
Waters
Trap Tourney Readied By Connecticut Shooters Club
The last registered CT Trap Shooters Association event of 1923 will be staged today by Housatonic Rod & Gun Club on Seaside Sun Club grounds. The 180 target shoot begins at 12:30 in two sessions with the Wood Hen Special and a new feature. Prizes include fifty sterling silver awards and a home cooked lunch is provided. The Ladies Guild Society of Stratford will participate.
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Connecticut Trap Shooters Association
Housatonic
Ladies’ Guild Society
Irch
Stratford
Two Track Titles Contested Today at National Meet
The Metropolitan Association of the AAU schedules today two feature events. The national steeplechase championship takes place at Travers Island with contenders Devanner Patlynn and Bob Crawford from Lafayette among the leaders. The national decathlon championships are set for Jersey City, aligned with the same program except for the heavy events.
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Mepolitan Association
Todiay
Travers Island
Atle Devanner Patlynn
Bob Crawford
Lafayetta Eol- Jepe
Econceunlers
Jersey City
Pollies Shutout Brasscos in Pittsfield Opener
Pittsfield defeated Waterbury 2 0 in a sharp game. Al Pierotti allowed one hit through seven innings and Hoarkher. McBride made a misplay on Pierrotti’s steal attempt. Horkheimer and Perrin contributed key plays as Pittsfield scored twice.
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Pittsfield
Pittfield
Waterburr
al Pierotti
Hoarkherith
Torphy
McBride
Horkheimer
Senators Beat Tigers 2 1 as Mogridge Wins For Washington
In Washington on September 23, Mogridge pitched the Senators to a 2 to 1 victory over the Detroit Tigers. A ninth inning rally produced the winning run after Goslin reached on a single and two walks loaded the bases. LeCroy and Bassler noted in the box. Grarrity credited with the loss.
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Washington
Mogridge
Detroit
Leonard
Goslin
Lecrerd
Bassler
Yale Opens Football Season Against Bates College
Yale aims to start the season strong in New Haven against Bates this afternoon at 2 PM local time. The Elm City game is Yale’s first appearance this year with several anticipated players listed among the likely starters.
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YALE
Bates College
Bridgeport
New Haven
Bates
Elm
Vermont
North Carolina
Andi
Williams
Thess
Alexa Stirling dethroned as Canadian champion
Ottawa Sept. 23 Miss Cecil quetted of Tingland the wonder girl of golf today dethroned Miss Alexa Stirling of Atlants Gu as woman's champion of Canada in the Domini ons annual tournament. The semi final match ended at the seventeenth green with a three up victory for the champion of Great Britain and France.
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Ottawa
Cecil Quetted
Tingland
Alexa Stirling
Atlants
Canada
Dominions
France
Miss Stirling
Miss Leitch
Turnberry
Scotland
Three Milford Teams On Gridiron This Fall
Milford prepares for a strong football season with three organized teams the Milford town team Paddocks of Walnut Beach and Devon A C joined by a newly formed town team. Thomas Maher elected manager Edward Bowler a former Dartmouth player and Somerville High School coach Mase will coach. Practice begun and locals urged to try out. Team aims to average 135 to 140 pounds and challenge rivals statewide. Contact Maher at 41 Cherry Street Milford for games.
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Milford
Paddocks
Walnut Beach
Devon A. C
Thomas Maher
Edward Bowler
Dartmouth
Somerville
Mase
Boston
Allianc
O'Hara
Langner
Melkenna
Mundy
Ford
Grannillo
Maher
Thomas T. Maher
Cherry Street
Discontent Over Award To Manning Maxwell Team
The Park City Packery League ended with Manning Maxwell taking first place and General Electric earning second in a smoker at the General Electric plant. Controversy swirls as pennant winners dispute the inscription on the Spalding cup and question the league directorate’s originality.
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Park City Packery
General Elecatric
Manning-Maxwell
General Electric
Leas
Alding
Ney Say
Manning-Mesewell
Standings and upcoming NHL style games
A garbled sports brief shows standings with Hartford Bridgeport Springfield and others. It lists today’s games including Bridgeport at Hartford Albany at Worcester and New Haven at Springfield along with scattered scores and misspelled city names.
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Hartford
Bridgeport
Springfield
New Haven
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Worcester
Albany
Pe. Fittsiela
Ag Fial
Budgeport Sa
Springfiela
Johnny Buff Wins Bantam Title in 15 Round Decision
Johnny Buff of Jersey City defeats Pete Herman of New Orleans after 15 rounds to claim the world bantamweight title. Buff weighed 113 pounds to Herman’s 174, with rounds showing Buff’s sustained body and head blows and a knockdown sequence earlier in the program.
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New Yohis
Johnny Butt
Jersey City
Pete Herman
New Orleans
Burt
Herman
Johnny Murray
New York
Hart Baird
Seattle
Washington
Terry McHugh
Allentown
Irigh
Johnny Curtin
Buff
Bult
Perane
Eli
Bull
Jersey Boy
Lut
Mathewson in Better Spirits as Health Improves
Saranac Lake New York September 24 Thirsty Mathewson motored into the village to have his snooa shined and spoke with strangers in better spirits than since his tubercule fight began more than a year ago He had autographed one hundred baseballs to be sold for a testimonial game in New Fork next week Although unable to attend the game he believed he would travel soon He said he hoped to do some hunting and noted seeing a raccoon and several partridges from his car.
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Saranac Lake
WN. VY
Mathewson
New Fork
Acorn Squads to Clash in Openers Tomorrow
The Acorn first and second teams meet in a practice game at their field on Kossuth street tomorrow afternoon. A fast game is expected with rotating guards and players slated for the Acorn colors. The first team roster lists Bice, McMahon, Hubbard, Ware, Mangle, Judson, Mangel, Brom, Malone, Nelson, and others. the second squad includes Singleton, Nelson, Martin, Delhy, Hourty, Fitzgerald, Murphy, Carannoh, Petit, Gerrin. The Acorns will also play Lisenia A.C. at Park on October 2.
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Acorn
Kossuth Street
Lake
Bice
McMahon
Hubbard
Lat Ware
Maugh
Judson
Mangel
Malone
Nelson
I. B
Singleton
J Nelson
Li Martin
Delhy
Hourty
Fitsgerald Or
Murphy
Seliloy
A. B
Carannoh
Petitsch
Gerrin
F. B
Acorns
Lisenia A.C. Ab Seliow ML
Worcester Defeats Albany 15 to 12 In Tight Baseball Rally
Worcester defeats Albany 15 to 12 in a Sept 22 baseball game. Larry Bennett relieves Lindstrom in the eighth, halting Albany’s rally after three straight doubles. Ostram, Bennett, Hartnett and Farne are listed as players with Worcester edging a late win.
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Worcester
Albany
Larry Bennett
Lindstrom
Ostram
L. Bennett
Hartnett
B. Bennett
Farne
Bogash Defeats Egan in Boston Boxing Night
Louis Bogash of Bridgeport won the referee's decision over Egan in ten rounds at Mechanics Hall Boston. Patsy Bogash also defeated Young Gibbs of Woonsocket in ten rounds. Promoter McKirdy challenged Bryan Downey to meet Bogash on October 7. Ball boxes at Holyoke and a Springfield game note follow.
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Louis Bogash
Egan
Boston
Patsy
Mass
Bridgeport
Mechanics Hall
Bogash
Bisn
Tesban
Patsy Bogash
Louis
Young Gibbs
Woonsocket
BR. L. i
Xhen Bogash
McKirdy
Bryan Downey
Tehalet
Dogesh
Downey
Evans Loses in Semi Finals of St Louis Golf
In a driving rain Evans fell 7 up and five to play to Sease Boilford of Boston in the national golf championship semifinal. The struggling champion failed to sink a decisive putt on the final green, dropping the match as Boilford advanced in St Louis.
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Evans
ST. Louis
Hicky Evans
Lust
Sease Boilford
Boston
Ffor
Pirates Trim Phillies in a 4 2 win
Hamilton's pitching led Pittsburgh past Philadelphia as Kine drove in runs and Robertson, Maranville, and Tierney contributed key hits. The Pirates built a 6 0 lead before Philadelphia crossed for two late. Meadow and Henning joined Hamilton on the mound for Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Hamilton
Philadelphia
Kine
Bigbee
Carr
Robertson
Maranville
Tierney
Pittburgh
Meadow
Heniine
Hamiltor Gooch
International League game standings blur between teams
In Baltimore a scoreline shows Baltimore 3, Jersey City 7 with Bremner Freitag Groves and Styles credited. At Rochester Syracuse 2 1 0 0 9 0 0 2 10 35 with Olson Neibergall Keansa Mattox. At Buffalo Toronto 6 0 0 0 0 6 8 1 Reis Devine Werre Hellman Bengoush.
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Aft
Baltimore
Jersey City
Roddod
Bremner
Freitag
Groves
Styles
Rochester
Syracuse
Olson
Neibergall
Keansa
Mattox
Buffalo
Toronto
Reis
Devine
Werre
Hellman
Bengoush
Local Sports and Notices From City and Region
A mosaic of scores and notes: American Association games Kansas City 3 Toledo 6 in first game and Kansas City 9 Toledo 2 in second, six innings due to darkness. Milwaukee 5 Columbus 4. Minneapolis 6 Indianapolis 3. St Paul 7 Louisville 5 in 10 innings. The Crashog eleven held practice at State and Organ streets with 40 plus candidates. Soldier Bill’s American Chain club to coach West End. Frank and Redmond seeking players. Charley Yale likely to start versus Springfield at Newfield Park. fence damage from high winds near Eagle street repaired. Twenty seven bicycle teams with 150 riders to start at Celtic Park. Ruth’s homer crowd over 4 000 at Force Grounds. Wesleyan captaincy unsettled due to Elliot Newhall suspension. Giants Frisch has 55 steals and .333 average. Worlds series invitation extended to President Herding by Ron Johnson.
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Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Crashog
State
Organ Streets
A0mond
Frank
Soldie Bill
West End
Redmond
Yanks Win Opener In Four Game Series With Champs
New York defeats Cleveland 4 to 2 to clinch the year's series as Babe Ruth and Walter Pipp power the offense. Hoyt limits Cleveland to two runs, Ruth adds three doubles and Pipp drives in three. Ward and Meusel contribute key infield and hits in a tight early-season showdown.
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YANKS
Champs
New York
Waite Hoyt
Babe” Ruth
Walter Pipp
New York Merideans
Cleveland
Hoyt Wos
Gardineer
Sewell
Covelskie
Yankees
Indians
Ruth
Daug
Jame
Pipp
Meusel
Fut
Areusel
Ward
Alpine eleven seeks Sunday game vs local clubs
The Alpine team, idle after Seaviews cancelled, invites 0-50 lb teams to challenge the EastEnders at Yellow Millfield. Manager Abe Holzman at Municipal Gym on Stratford avenue handles requests. Ethelan Breibtrey, national swim champion, won five titles in August including 40, 50, 440 and long distance events, and the 220 title at Gridgepart.
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Seaviews
Alpine
EastEnders
Yellow Millfield
Alpines
Hings Pins
Jackson Stars
Abe Holzman
Stratford Avenue
Ethelan Breibtrey
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Trish Billy
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