Bears and High School May Play Exhibition Game
Wilhelm asks Hilltop coach to schedule an April 15 exhibition at Newfield Park. Six players missing. Bridgeport High’s Reds may tow Hilltop to meet Bus in Padres conditioning game April 1. Coach Really to discuss at Athletic Association meeting. prospects of gate revenue and lineup uncertain.
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Athletic Association
Ourselves By PPWARD and the Midwestern Baseball Scene
A fragmented 1906 era report chronicles players like Neytter Nie and Moose Wid in a chaotic Mooreville style season. It details reinstatements, trades, and near-entrance back into organized play, naming Rourke, Yute, Waite, and Carnen among key figures while noting the stalled revival of polo in Bridgeport.
Springfield Limited by Newark Stars in Low-Hit Loss
Springfield managed only three hits as Newark Bears defeated them 11 to 2. Sigfross played a speedy game for Springfield, while Gene McCann’s Ponies struggled, being held to a single hit through eight innings until the ninth. The Bears broke the game open with an eight-run inning after two outs.
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Exhibition Baseball Result Across Multiple Games
Unsigned notes describe Red Sox exhibition win with scattered box score fragments and player names across cities Newark Springfield and Knoxville. Details are fragmented but indicate multiple teams including Detroit Cincinnati Washington and New York involved with various hits runs and pitchers listed in partial form.
Marathon Stars in Training in Stamford
Reported training notes from Stamford detail Amrit, Frach Bri, and Port Chee in a strenuous routine aimed at improving endurance. Observers mention a 1 mile windup and a final push at tempo pace as the group builds stamina for upcoming events.
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Yale Tennis Team Trip to South for Meet
Yale University tennis squad prepares for a road trip to meet opponents in the South. Coach Hinchcliffe and assistant Vinotti lead a selection of the crew as they travel to face rivals, with plans to practice and compete against local colleges and clubs en route to Baltimore.
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Bridgeport High Girls Plan Annual Interclass Games
Bridgeport High will host the annual girls inter class track meet in the school gym tomorrow afternoon with about 100 entrants. Each class may enter three athletes, with events including discus throw, 46 yard dash, inter class relay, basketball dribble and shot, obstacle race, sack race, unpack race, and potato race. Prizes will be awarded for best costume, best class cheer, and best flags. class leaders are Seniore Osman, Miss Becker, Miss Lockwood, Miss Lewis, Miss Burnhane, Miss Anderson, Mrs Rice, Miss Donnecher.
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Milford Girls Net State Title After 14-Game Season
Milford High School girls basketball wrap to a 14 game slate finishing with 623 points. The team lost only to Meriden and Bridgeport, edging Stratford 67 to 0 in one game and producing 4139 points by star Josephine Bullivan.
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Senators conquer Giants 7 4 on Johnson mound
Washington pitchers Walter Johnson and Walter Ruether held the New York Giants to four runs as the Senators won 7 to 4. The series stands 5-2 in New York's favor with six games left. Johnson worked into trouble in the eighth before fanning Snyder and Southworth, then retired Groh to end the inning.
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George Smith to Play With Wilton Combine
George Smith, noted for work in mathematics at Greenwich High School, will pitch for Wilton in a semi final match. Miller will catch, forming a battery for the Wilton team as they face Rob and Wooing in this strong semi final contest.
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Two Meetings Of Ball Loops Listed Tonight
Two meetings are set for the Ball Loops at the Recreation Office in the Woolfule building. Officials plan to elect officers and draft season plans for the league as a new organization forms.
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Bridgeport Eyes Gaelic Team Ambitions
Bridgeport investigates forming a Gaelic team amid growing interest from Waterbury and Southern New England executives. Local managers aim to organize youths and schedule collaborations with Milian D from the football department to advance cross regional play.
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Factory League to Open Season on Aprill 11
The Manufacturest Maset alh League held a meeting to elect officers for the coming season in the Board of Recruitment office. President Leckie and Secretary Sterbach were re elected. Seven teams seek admission at a April 1 meeting to decide if the league pools play. The season opens April 11 in the Badistial League, with scheduling and committees named.
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Wig Renimel
Joe Sterback
Wil Hives
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Legion Nine To Play Sing Sing Sunday At Legions Field
The American Legion baseball team announces a Sunday game at Legions Field against Sing Sing. The schedule extends into July with home and away matches, and organizers expect proceeds from ticket sales to help fund the team’s season and cover costs.
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Cochrane Radio Favorite for 301 Hits
Cochrane, young catcher for the Philadelphia Athletics, is hailed as the leading radio favorite. Reports say he is the only ing ... to lead his team with a standout performance, though the fragmentary text limits details.
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Philadephia
Holmes Wins First Trapshoot Event Of Season At Seaside
The Bridgeport Trade Nine faced windy conditions as AL Holmes led a season opener trapshoot at Seaside Gun Club. Delaney shone, while Muga, Dulyn, and Coleman provided solid support as Holmes broke 18 of 25 targets to top the field. The Traders eye their next match against Fairfield High at Seaside Pit in April.
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Lock Woods Lose to Hudson Jrs At Seaside Park
Seaside Park Sunday afternoon saw the Lockwood nine fall 7 to 2 to Hudson Juniors in the season opener. Charley Starrison led Lockwood, and the team plans to face St James next at Seaside Park, with a 3:30 start time.
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Bridgeport Merchants Urged to Support Local Baseball Club
The Bridgeport Baseball Club seeks business support from local merchants and manufacturers. They ask for a simple pledge, not a loan or stock purchase, promising a uniform fence panel display and daily score cards for home games to boost the city’s business image and baseball pride.
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