Bud Stapleton Homer Caps Hillies Final Win
Bud Stapleton hit a homer as the Hillies defeated Bridgeport 3 to 1 to close the 1921 season at Newfield Park. Jimmy Irving starred afield for the Hillies, with three doubles and a triple while Bridgeport's offense was limited to a lone run in the sixth.
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Homer
Jimmy Irving
Tittsfield
Bridgeport
Severdsy
Newfield
Sapien
Hillies
Neath
Ridgeport
Visiors
Eddie Ins
Irving
Pittfield
Bridge
Hillie
Bates
Silva
Tillman
Bosse
Gardetta
Kingaden
Pléton
Baker
Sipireteaves
U Miler
Falk
Leasure
Fiedler
Garadéva
Milley
Siler
Rodriguez
Nthe
Tghe
Falke
Kingdon
Loftus
Zimmerlanda
Stapleton
Emmerich
Jedier
Gardella
Vibe
Brooklyn Split Doubleheader with Pittsburgh in September
Brooklyn and Pittsburgh played a doubleheader with Brooklyn splitting the two games. In the first game Brooklyn won 4 to 2 as Dodgers held the lead. In the second game Pittsburgh collected ten hits and ten runs off three Brooklyn pitchers, with big innings in the sixth.
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Brookly
Pittsburgh
Pat Dodgers
Pirates
Brooklyn
Tae Weyres
Delaney to Fight Cavanaugh in Stamford Ten Rounder
Jack Delaney plans his first ring appearance since hand surgery meeting Frank Cavanaugh in a ten round bout at Stamford on October 6. Cavanaugh has fought in the South and faced Hugh Ross and Captain Bob Roper. training at the Acorn club with ex amateur Keeley. A the semi final features Glimord versus Young Mack, Stamford, under Al Jennings.
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Jack Delaney
Frankiiw Cavenaugh
Stamford
Cavanaugh
Hugh Ross
Bob Roper
Acorn Club
Keeley
Toe Glimord
Young Mack
Whe Yas
al Jennings
French Signs Contract with Connie Mack
Philadelphia report: French, a Chester area outfielder from the army, has been signed by Connie Mack and will join the team next spring. His home is Morristown, New Jersey, and he was previously at West Point where scholastic issues affected his eligibility. The article also mentions Shingling, Rowland, and Levue among other signees and notes Naseverag’s ten strikeouts per game.
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Philadelphia
French
Chester
Connie Mack
Ooutfie
Ake Drennan
West Point
de Wig
Morristown
N. J
F .Shinling
Aurburn Colluse
Rowland
Lloyd
North ‘Carolina
Cranes Capture Industrial Title in Dramatic Win
The Crane Valve nine defeated Remington Arms Josters 3 to 4 in a tense Industrial league final, earning a city championship series against General Electric. The series starts next Saturday with best two of three, as Kiley Ostrowski Crisnal Quill Patterdan and Arnold key in the victory.
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Crane Valve
Remington Arms
Crane
General Electric Nine
Park City
Remington
Kiley
Ostrowski
Crisnal
Quill
Patterdan
Arnold
Sacred Heart to Practice Tonight for Football Season
Sacred Heart team, fresh from a near-perfect season, plans first practice at Tenside Park. Star Tommy Whelan has been elected captain and aims to lead one of the strongest lineups in years as the team eyes a strong start against Fairfield or Devon opponents.
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Sacred Heart
Tommy Whelan
Miptai
Sacred Hearts
Fairfeld Wigers
Tenside Park
Edith Hultman Wins Municipal Court Tennis Title
Edith Hultman defeated Misa Mil dre d Shey in straight sets at Seaside Park on Saturday afternoon 6-0 6-1 5-2. The Bridgeport A C girl’s team member showed speed and footwork that overwhelmed her opponent, securing the title.
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Edith Hultman
Edith Moltman
Misa Mildred Shey
Seaside Park
Bridgeport A. C
Hig
Uhle Beats Shawkey as Indians blank Yankees 3 0
In Cleveland on Sept 19 1920s era scoreless duel, Uhle defeats Shawkey 3 to 0 to give the Indians a shutout over the Yankees. The game featured a pitchers battle with few hits and steady defense, Cleveland capitalizing with timely hits and solid pitching to seal the win.
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Uhle
Shawkey
Bridgeport Grid Team Sets Tonight Practice for Tryouts
Bridgeport grid team schedules a trial session at Warfherd Paris Ronent under Coach Prod Hunt and Manager Mike Healy. Local boys get two chances to display talent with several hopefuls including Walnuts Joe Rossbud Crasho among reported candidates. Practices continue nightly through the week as the team prepares to begin action next Sunday with Joe Waters named referee for all games.
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Crntidaes
Bridgeplre
Warfherd Paris Ronent
Prod Hunt
Mike Healy
Nager Healy
She
Walnuts
Joe
Rossbud
Crasho
Bridgeport
Healy
Pjyre
Gaynor
Bean Bunt
Hammill
Toste
Joe Waters
Umpires Edge Scorers 3 2 In Coastal Park Showdown
The Umpires defeated the Scorers 3 to 2 in a morning game at Sea aide Park. Jon Sterback pitched well for the Scorers while Pop Dooley allowed eight hits for the Umpires. Larkin led the Scorers with key hits and Stresckow starred for the Umpires alongside solid defense from Farre and others.
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Seaaaide Park
Jon Sterback
Biven Good
Pop Dooley
Stresckow
Zaddy
Larkin
Stesckow
Bagger
Soundviews to play Hall Nine in Seaside Park clash
The Soundviews, City league champions, meet Hall Community at Seaside Park Sunday for a junior title showdown. Hall’s Aer Ley recently led the Junior City Recreation league to victory, while Paddy Lavery of the Hall team and Lilla of the Soundviews are expected to contribute strong pitching and power in this third meeting.
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N¢ Hall
Tata
Seaside Park
Hall Ma
Aer Ley
Crashy Cubs
Someviews
Hall Boys
Paddy Lavery
Star Pieker
Lilla
Malone 70 Fights in Boston Event Mixed Signals
Boston report from September 24 notes Jack Malone in a controversial buildup to a Oct 7 Armory A U U bout. Tock Milano of Pewl aims to travel to the city, while Johnny Ware of Cheval is linked to a decision dispute that clouds the card at the Mechanics Building.
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Tock Milano
Pewl
Armory
Dia
Johnny Ware
Cheval
Hent
Stechanics
Mildin West
Kary
Malone
Lars
Yale Triumphs Over Bates In Opening Scrimmage 43 6
Yale rookies Kelly and Bene starred as the Bulldogs rolled to a 43 to 6 win over Bates. O’Hearn showed improving kicking while O’Meara directed plays, and Yale prepares for Carnegie Tech with a mix of new backs and veterans in the lineup.
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Bridgeport Hien
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Kelly
Wad Jones
Misterial
Hagkield
Bene
Engle
Jordan
O'Meara Cayed
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Tony Holman
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Yate
Beckett
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Bieter
Carnegie Tech
Carnegie
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Waynesburg
North Carolina
Tolon
Iowa
Albany Defeats Hartford 3 to 1 in Season Opener
Albany defeated Hartford 3 to 1 in a season opener at Albany on Sept 24. The game featured errors and strong batting from Albany as Hartford struggled with defense and pitching early.
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Albany
Warford
Allen
Hartford Iworke
Atlas Devon Game 18 Called Off
A scheduled opening football game between Atlas and Devon was cancelled after a dispute over money matters between managers. A record crowd had gathered in Bridgeport for the event before the cancellation, leaving fans disappointed.
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Attram
Bridgeport
Devos
Devoneld
Herb Allows One Hit As Rocks Win 1 0
Otto Herb star pitcher of the Blick Hock aggregation neared a perfect game as the Rocks defeated the Irons 1 to 0 at Seinstle Park. Herb allowed only one hit with thirteen strikeouts while his team registered four errors against the Irons two. Managers Paesay and Frank planned a coin toss for a potential rematch at Seaside.
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Blick Hock Aggregat
Seinstle Park
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Irons
Paesay
The
Frank
Red Sox
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bin Rock
Nine matches in governor's play at Brooklawn Country Club
The Fall golf tournament at Brooklawn CC featured nine matches in the governor's play. Results show multiple bouts decided by margins of one up to four and a half to go. Top bouts included KT Wilmét defeating TR Bartram, H D Strong beating J K Watson, and RD Cate defeating Dr We f Weadon with several contests remaining unfinished.
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Tromhy
Brooklawn
Reimnala Ing
G. Wilmét
TR. Bartram
Floste Sketch
Delonte
Mirzan
Norty
Thind
Cate
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Wwe
Levy Reid
J. Dallam
Nyeq
Naramore
Hest
Re. Pied
Bryant Wefedte
C. Larham
Beluney
B. Singriyt
Eastern League closes with New Haven upsets Waterbury
New Haven ends the 1922 Eastern League season with a strong run led by six players over 100.00 for the year as Waterbury finishes with 8 wins and 11 losses. Baltimore, winner of the International League pennant, will play a three game series with New Haven here tomorrow.
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Tenge Dume
Winnia Wepenmunt
Waterbury
Naw Iaive
Dan O'Neill
Baltimore
Welsa Park
All Community Wins City Title From Hillsides
The All Community team defeated Hillsides to capture the city title after a tense series. Cassidy and Randy powered the win with strong battery work, while Blay and McCoomice faced tough pitching for Hillsides. Hillsides were docked for disputed plays and penalties, and the final score cited a Wall Community lead of 5 to 4 with Cassidy and Band contributing key hits.
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Hillsides
Acorn Cubs Beat Annex A G 6 to 0 In Seaside Park
In a clean grid clash at Seaside Park Acorn Cubs defeated Annex A G 6 to 0 before about one hundred fans. Sunderland connected on a 28 yard pass to Flynn for the day’s lone TD and Maring opened holes for the Cubs line while inviting more tryouts for positions at practices later this week.
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Acorn Cubs
Annex A. G
Nersois
Sunderland
Doevird
Flynn
Carlo
Maring
Cuba
Ossuth
Nichols Streets
New Haven to Host Orioles in Junior World Series Game One
Baltimore Orioles and New Haven clash in a three game junior world series opener at Welosa Park Elm City. Orioles boast multiple .300 hitters led by Bentley Donovan and Groves strong pitching options with Cooney and Woodward to back halting New Haven’s attack as fans rally for a regional showdown.
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Baltimore
Hug
Toth Glads
Chets
Jack Bentley
Rentte
Haltimore
Boley
Lawry
Walsh
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Y. Farnham
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Thomas
P. Cycowsk
Dixon
Porter
Osborne
Bartels
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Stranahan Wins Westport Title
The Westport title was decided as Stranahan triumphed amid a crowded field yesterday afternoon in a tense elimination. Strong performances by Dy and Jaymon highlighted the event, with the final rounds drawing steady spectator interest for the upcoming Saturday and July actions.
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Westport Congaury
Stramatin
Othiers
Cheir Se
Jaymon Oe
Beka
Women’s golf events at Brooklawn Club this week
Two events on the Brack Town Country Club women’s golf schedule. tomorrow an eighteen hole medal play sweepstakes handicap will attract many entries, followed by an eighteen hole medal play handicap tournament on Friday with prizes for best new low score.
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Brack Town Country Club
Local stars on Norwich team in New London county meet
Severa and Brideport players join Norwich for the New London county championships this Saturday with Mystic. Local stars listed include Bornhoutt Smit Iving and Loftus. It is reported several Wareford players also play with Mye the club.
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Norwich
Mystic
Upshine
Bornhoutt
Smit
Iving
Loftus
Wareford
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