Bears Roll Over Opponent Before Rain Ends Play
Bridgeport High’s baseball game with Eddie Reilly’s High School halted after four innings with Bears leading 6 to 0 at Newfield Park. Harold Eliott held the Red and Black to a single hit as Kelman struggled with control. Wotell sparked a nine-hit Bridgeport attack with three straight singles, while Comstock, Henzel, and Kirkham contributed scoring threats before rain suspended play. Meet again today at 2 40 with Blatter or Rummazga on the Hilltoppers mound and Davis or Hodga for the Bears.
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Fairfield Legion Juniors Seek Games With Nearby Teams
Fairfield Legion Juniors seek opponents for games against Maplewoods Woodsided Ames Rectors and Mateo. Contact manager goin Dalting at Fairfield 218 or write 34 Huane Street Fairfield.
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Rip Conway for sale as Eastern League players refuse deals
Ourselves Rip Conway fails to reach terms with Waterbury and waivers are requested. Brasscos may set a higher price elsewhere. Rodriguez at Bridgeport fights for higher pay, facing pay cuts. Bears could use him. Joe is a top infielder but temperamental. Pitching notes from Eastern League camp outline several pitchers including Caffery Wolfe and Crandall with Bears’ 1924 season record noted.
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Sacred Hearts Win Court Crown in Stamford
Sacred Heart Catholic Church team won the Church League basketball championship in Stamford, defeating Senior Hi five 32 to 23. The game was strenuous and exciting with Sacred Hearts pulling ahead in the third quarter led by Hanrahan and Miller while Louie Pratt added key goals.
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Athletics Win Second Straight Over Boston 5 3
Philadelphia held Boston hitless in the last four innings as Gray puzzled the Red Sox. Tlageead hit his second home run in two days in the third inning and Simmons added a solid blow to power the Athletics to a 5 to 3 victory in a shower interrupted game.
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Perry to Box Burke Saturday in Bayonne eight rounds
Ernie Perry has signed to meet Teddy Burke in an eight round bout at Bayonne Saturday night. Perry aims for another win after a popular decision over Burke three weeks ago. Dietz wants to feature Perry on his next card but many out of town dates limit appearances.
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Finnegan to play with Port Chester nine
Greenwich April 15 Willam Winnegan a well known athlete formerly the star shortstop on the R W and W team in Port Chester is coaching the Bromsock ai team this season with such invient courh as UI Vinnegan this school will be represented by nne et Pie wugest baseball teers in this section
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Huenfeld to Join Pirates as New Additions Expected
Ralph Huenfeld, an outfielder with last season’s Montreal club, is due to report to the Pirates today. Manager Wilhelm expects two heavy infield additions by week’s end as rumors point to new infielders joining the squad.
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Branched baseball chatter from New York meeting Stallings
Wilhelm voices dissatisfaction with the squad and plans to meet Stallings and Hapgood in New York to discuss new ent for the Bridgeport Bears. Ted Houk appears in exhibition games in New Haven, selling sharply and hitting solidly. Joe Teary shines in Worcester, likely earning a regular berth, while Leary’s punch could elevate him as a top league outfielder.
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Lewis and Emerson win in Legion pin play Stamford
Connie Lewis and Ehmerson of Bridgeport win a Southern Connecticut Durkpin League match at Lindsey's Recreation alleys. They defeat Mort Lindsey and Johnny Wohlleben four games to one. High single 126 by Lindsey. high total 646 by Lewis.
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Auburns To Start Play Saturday At Seaside Park
The Auburn nine opens the season Saturday afternoon at Seaside Park by facing the Sterling Whirlwinds at Diamond No. 6 at 1 30. The Auburn lineup includes Armour Donnelly Franny Gramsmell Clark Shansy Tierney A Jelanne BP Telliaino Mul W Grant Cape J Grant Cunningham Schiller and Guyda. Sunday afternoon the Andyens meet Stamford AA in Lack Oty.
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Sheely Stars as White Sox Win Over Tigers
Dedromy reports Chicago wins the second game of the Detroit series 3 to 6. Sheely leads with a three base hit powering Chicago’s offense while Whitehill struggles early, Stoner and Cole pitch. Robertson seals the win for Chicago with Whitehill ousted in the fourth inning. Tigers offense fails to overcome Chicago’s hits and timely scoring.
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Marion Hollins Bows Out of Defense of Golf Crown
New York April 15 Miss Helen Hefios of Westbrook Illinois Metropolitan women’s golf champion will not defend her title at Greenwich next June. Hollins plans a business trip to California during the tournament, leaving Collett and Grieve abroad. The championship will be played at the Lecheste6r Biltmore Country Club beginning September 24.
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Brooklyn Wins as Fournier and Myers Fight
National League results show Brooklyn defeating Philadelphia 6 to 4 while Cincinnati beat St Louis 4 to 2. Other scores include Pittsburgh and Chicago 4, New York at Boston rained out, and American League games with Chicago 9 Detroit 3, Philadelphia 5 Boston 3, and Washington 5 New York 2 in 6 innings. Today's schedule lists New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn among others.
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College Scores Reported Incomplete Action
The notice lists several college matches with partial results including Penn defeating Catholic U 3 to 2 and Army over U Vermont 15 to 9 Holy Cross beating Princeton 4 to 1. Yale faced Columbia was rained out while City College faced Stevens and Bucknell saw Navy 4.
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Exhibition Base Ponies Victorious in Springfield Meet
Springfield CE 123 defeats Springfield College 34 as Benedict and Niederkorn, with Yates and Hanson, lead the effort in a postponed game. Waterbury notes Chapple Johnson's All Stars time called at end of the second.
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Red Sox to Play Iroquois Sunday
Local baseball note lists manager Patsy Frank calling up players for Sunday report at 3 30 PM at 14 30 sharp. Names include Buckley Ilerb Michaels brothers Lilli Garrigan Cage Chelney Stehle Wilson Krewster Knowell Paige Norton Brazil brothers Althausen Larkin Farrell plus others. Teams seeking games should contact Patty Frank at 88 Orchard Street or N 3154.
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Brooklyn Fight Clouds Dodgers Victory Over Phillies
April 15 report from Brooklyn describes a fist fight after a 6 to 4 Dodgers win over Philadelphia. Jacques Fournier and Phillies coach Benny Myers were involved. Myers allegedly insulted pitcher Dazzy Vance, sparking the brawl before umpires and players separated them. Jimmy Johnston doubled in the eighth to clear the bases and seal the game.
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Tony Travers Set for Tough Bout with Earl Baird Tonight
Tony Travers meets Earl Baird in a featherweight clash at Nutmegs Stadium tonight. Baird’s inside style and body-punching power test Travers as local boxing plans hinge on summer outdoor bouts and potential 130 pound title contenders.
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