Seymour's Quit Sparks South Ends Victory In City Match
The South Ends secured a 7-6 win over Seymour after disputes over an umpire's call in the fifth inning. Newfields won a close game as West Ends exploded for 20 runs, while the Clovers clinched the city championship with dominant defense and batting. West Ends beat Torrington, Orioles beat Ansonia, and the Clovers improved their claim with a 8-0 victory at Flat field.
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Factory League Slaughter At A.C. Lot Ends Early
The league leaders and tail enders clashed Saturday at the A.C. lot in a game halted after five innings as darkness fell. Locos led Brothers 5 to 1, with 13 errors by the losers and 14 hits for the winners. A youngster on Jennings team pitched five innings with no relief. All fielding by the winning club showed strong play with one error. Every man on the pitching club had at least one hit, fueling a lopsided score. Batteries: Terry and Finnegan for the winners, McMillen and Wanecko for the losers. It was a one sided rout as Corset Makers collected 23 hits while Ashcroft team had five.
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Winners Overcome Errors In Seventh Inning Run Rally
Ashcroft trailed 2-0 before a late surge in the seventh inning. The losers showed weak fielding as the onslaught mounted, ending the game with a 5-3 score. Battery details list Brown and Curry for Ashcroft and Callalan and Waugh for Birdseye Somere.
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Orators Nosed Out In 12 Inning 5 to 4
In a twelve inning baseball game at Springfield on Saturday the Ponies edged the Orators 5 to 4. Murray started for the Ponies, relieved by Murray Parker after four innings. Parker allowed two hits in eight innings. Kocher had four hits in five at bats for the Orators, including a triple and two doubles. Ladd added two singles and a double. Gibbs pitched well for the Orators. Final: Springfield Bridgeport 5, Orators 4.
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Slive Base Ball Tips and Scores From Springfield League
Friday and Saturday results from Springfield waterbury Hartford New Britain Northampty Bridgeport New Haven and Holyoke with several games noted as double headers and standings implications. The report highlights Yosts Crane and Brass Co teams, performances by McCabe Bridges Fisher and Wiltse, plus upcoming games and trades rumors.
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Protest Probes by Industrial League Directors Meeting
President E T Buckingham schedules a special League directors meeting at the M C A to review Crane No 2 protest over Yost Crane No 2 July 10 and Crane No 1 protest of July 5. Regnery employment status raises eligibility questions while Crane No 2 may withdraw. No 1 protests umpire decisions with McCann to rule. Pat Boland, erstwhile umpire, now Bridgeport Brass manager, sits as director during proceedings.
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Ladd Keeps Up His Stick Work In Week's Play
Honest John Bunyan still leads the Orators with a .3493 average a drop from last week but still strong. Rube Pollard adds two hits in five at bats, boosting his average. Hi Ladd remains the main scorer with 13 points, while Muller Bannon and Hill slide from the select class. Kocher and Schmaltz show big improvements as Ossie adds 39 points and the Kid 18, with Kocher consistently hitting safely since his return.
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Tennis Stars Line Up At Longwood Bowl Tournament
Boston July 19 at Longwood Cricket Club Brookyn beginning 10 oclock this morning the annual tennis tournament for the Longwood bowl opens with top players among them William N Clothier former National champion Raymond Estelle Niles Inter Collegiate champion and Gus Touchard Clothier meets R C Seaver in a historic anticipated match Nat Niles and Touchard clash in the morning singles while play continues all week in singles and doubles Clothier and Seaver are among the featured matches as contenders for the eastern championship in doubles slated to start Tuesday morning and victors face teams from the south and west in Chicago in August
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Forty seven Forest Assistants named for U S service
Forty seven young graduates from nine American Forest schools have been appointed as Forest Assistants in the United States Forest Service. Five go to the Washington Office and forty two to six Western Administrative Districts after passing the Civil Service examination. Start pay is $1,000 yearly. assistants work under supervising foresters and may study specific forest management problems. The field seeks more trained foresters, blending naturalist insight with business acumen, to advance practical forestry nationwide.
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The Reinhard Player Piano Offer
The Reinhard Player Piano is presented as the best option for buyers who value quality and are willing to invest a moderate amount. The ad text suggests a strong endorsement, highlighting value and desirability for discerning customers.
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