Locals Fall Short In Opener Against Giants Ten
The locals lost 2-1 as Loftus starred in a tense opener at Newfield Park before about 2,500 fans. Stauffer started for the locals, allowing scattered hits, while Loftus made key plays and fielding helped keep the game close. Kinsella and Smith contributed for the Giants with solid at bats. the locals showed promise but could not muster enough offense to prevail.
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Local Bowlers Lead Four League Games This Week
Spaulding White of Hartford lead standings with nine ties and one loss as local bowlers ready for four league games. The list includes Spaulding Avnite Harper Teller Lewis Dewey Bridgeport Connors and others with schedules at Parke City alleys and Casino Alleys.
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White Sox Even Series with World's Champions
New York and Chicago split the World Series contest as Chicago edged New York to even the series. Scoring details are incomplete but Chicago capitalized on New York’s errors and pitching to secure the win.
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Hunt to Divide Baseball Squad This Afternoon
Coach Fred Hart of Bridgeport will divide his baseball candidates into a first group of about twenty for a potential regular squad. Uniforms will be issued to those taking part in the afternoon game, with selections next week. Notables include O Connell, Mynn, Gallagher, Lovers, Bergen, and Lavers, among others, as the team sketches unfold for the upcoming season.
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Near 200 Teams Entered in Penn Relays
Near two hundred high school teams sign up for the University of Pennsylvania relay carnival to be held April 28. The five day program features twenty three events with entrants including Harlingen, Newark Central, Hamilton Central, Lakewood, Cleveland and Baltimore area schools among others.
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Greek entrant in Boston Marathon surprise reveal
In Boston on April, runners gathered near the Back Bay area for the big Boston Marathon. Vasillox from Glussepni Ko Passime led the field as other entries including Booth Boxer and Glenenes performed strongly.
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Baum and Gahan at Big A. A. U. Meeting
Delegates gathered at the Hotel Alpin in New York to discuss the U S A track program. Captain M A Bum and Migree Gahin chaired discussions, with President per among attendees from the Track AdnIotes Committee.
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The Sportlight notes on spring and boxing rivals
Grantland Rice reflects on spring rituals and boxing legends Dempsey and Willard. The column discusses rising competition, training intensity, and the impact of new challengers on the sport’s prime stars. It mentions Johnson and other figures shaping the era and notes the evolving landscape of golf courses and athletic interest.
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Chicago Athletes Win Most Wrestling Titles
The National AAU championships featured strong Chicago athlete dominance with multiple titles won. Only one New England wrestler placed among the leaders as wrestlers from New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles claimed titles in various weight classes led by 169 and 160 pound divisions, with winners including Emil Wolf of Manchester N. H. and Jared Meyers of the Hebrew Institute.
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Fairfield Legion Quintet Defeats N. E. 7 Tossers
The Fairfield Legion quintet defeated S. N. E. T. by 25 to 1 at the Legion Hall Saturday night. Walls of the losers scored their lone basket while Malisa led the winners with four field goals and strong guard play. The Hall girls of Norwalk triumphed over unknowns in an 8 to 1 score.
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Y M H A Tossers Close With Elm City Victory
The Y M H A basketball team conclude the season with a game against Elm City at New Haven. The tossers seek a second win after a prior victory, with Elm City missing key players and the locals aiming for a season finale upset.
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Three Local Boys Play With Aggies
Three local boys appeared in the Connecticut Anpie lineup as the team faced Brown University Saturday. Errors plagued the Aggies while Laubach allowed six hits and struck out six Brown batters.
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Indoor track season longest ever spans six months
A fragmented report notes an unusually lengthy indoor track season with hundreds of meets across the metropolitan area. It claims extensive scheduling in Greater New York, with numerous events over six months and several large meets conducted within short spans.
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Milford Prep Cancels Collegiate Prep Game
Milford Prep cancels a scheduled game with Buckley High School of New London. The decision followed issues with local management and a prior matchup against Yale freshmen last week.
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Ross and Delaney in Fifteen Round Casino Bout Tonight
Ragged OCR reports Ross of Kentucky slated to face Bridgeport's Jack Delaney in a fifteen round boxing bout at a local casino tonight. Both fighters train hard aiming for a knockout, with Ross seeking to reclaim form and Delaney proving himself a contender as fans anticipate action and fireworks.
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