Americans Tie Morning Game Win in Afternoon Big League Victories
A chaotic day at Newfield Park featured a 6-6 tie in the morning and a later victory by Americans. Umpire Corrigan’s ruled decisions sparked controversy including a late eighth inning, with Coach O’Neil and managers clashing over rule interpretations. Gene Braun led offense with three hits in three at bats as Hartford Senators changed lineups.
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Hartford Registers 6 to 4 Victory in Afternoon Game
Hartford defeats Bridgeport 6 to 4 after a puzzling performance by Marty Walsh. Smith faced strong pressure with weak team support as New Haven and Waterbury also posted scores in a morning contest.
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Worcester Defeats Providence in Afternoon Baseball Game
Worcester beat Providence 6 to 3 before 4,000 fans as Horn pitched seven strong innings before fading in the eighth and ninth. Worcester piled hits and walks for all their runs while Keifer and the Worcester defense aided the win. Second game details note Springfield taking two from the Hillies with a 2 to 1 victory after a late start and delays.
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Giants Take Two From Brooklyn in Holiday Games
New York and Boston split twin May 30 baseball actions with New York beating Brooklyn 6 2 in the morning and 4 1 in the afternoon Zimmerman homered with two aboard in the morning and Boyle tripled with two singles in four at bats. In the afternoon New York collected 13 hits off Smith. Boston defeated Philadelphia 6 3 in the forenoon and 6 0 in the afternoon, with Rudolf holding Philadelphia to five hits in the latter.
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Fragmented OCR Miscellany of Ambiguous Names and Numbers
The text presents a garbled, fragmentary collage of names, phrases, and numbers with unclear context. It references sports tropes and oddities, mentions figures like Jahitt and Wrigley, and includes scattered monetary amounts and animal imagery, all lacking coherent narrative or identifiable event.
Hawley and Brody Win Minnus-plus Tennis Tourney
Hawley and Charles Brody defeated Dr Strang and S B Beardsley in a hard three hour five set final to win the Minnus-plus Tournament at the M A courts yesterday. The match featured strong serving from Hawley and steady pair play from Brody Beardsley. Drawings for the Handicap Tournament were made with forty eight entrants and first round expected to finish by June 7. The courts are in excellent condition thanks to Mas Alien Hough and the club looks to a busy season.
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Yanks Back in Third as Sox Stand Firm in tight tilt
Washington struck first as the Memorial game saw New York rally to win 4 to 2 in ten innings. Poor pitching and errors fueled the loss for Washington while New York benefited from RBI singles and defensive miscues in extra frames.
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Small Entry for Met Golf Title Meet at Brooklawn
A brief note lists entries for the Met Golf Title Meet set to be held at Brooklawn with participants from Cleveland and Chicago.
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Detroit Wins Morning And Afternoon Games Over St Louis
Detroit beat St Louis 2 to 0 in the morning and 6 to 2 in the afternoon. Veach and Heilman tripled in the sixth inning morning after Cobb reached on an error. Cobb’s hit and Davis’ pitching sealed the afternoon win for Detroit.
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Haven Divide Triumphs Over Waterbury in Opening
Haven, May 3. Bunch Ruts in the first inning and an error by Hinchman gave Haven a three run start, as Erbury and New Haven defeated Waterbury 11 to 0 in the afternoon game.
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State scholastic net meet at YMCA courts
The state interscholastic tennis team championship begins at 10 am at Colport avenue YMCA courts with Hartford Fullie High and Bridgeport High meeting in a tight contest after Hartford edged Bridgeport at Yale championships. Singles player Snyder leads Hartford with Leinhard Hoskins and Harriman as teammates. Bridgeport's lineup lacks Foster, featuring Buechler captaining Buechler, Alison, Jannings, and Smythe.
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Baseball results from Rochester to Reading
Baseball results across cities report multiple morning and afternoon games. Scores include Toronto over Rochester, Binghamton, Newark, Jersey City, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Toledo, St Paul, Minneapolis, and more with varied innings. Pitcher notes list Cooper and Mitchell among others.
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Wayside Notes: Waysides beat Wasecas and Shamrocks at Seaside Park
The Waysides defeated the Wasecas 5 to 40 on Decoration Day morning and the Shamrocks 9 to 3 at Seaside Park in the afternoon. They will play the Loco Jrs at Seaside Park No 1 Diamond at 1 30 Saturday May 31. Additional sports on page 21.
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