Bears Defeat Ridgewow High 4 to 0 in Bridgeport Game
Bridgeport High fell to Ridgewow High 4 to 0 at New Field Park as Johnny Rummage pitched six solid innings for the Bears. Hitting was scarce, with Comstock driving in the lone run in the opening frame and Henzel contributing a second in the fourth. Ridgeport’s Warrington closed out the final innings, while Bridgeport’s defense sparkled behind their pitching showing.
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Vance Leads Early Season Strikeout Pace In Pro Baseball
Dazzy Vance opens the year strong against Philadelphia fanning eight as he pursues 262 strikeouts from 1924. The piece surveys historic NL and AL strikeout records, naming Rube Wadell, Charles Sweeney, Hugh Daly, Matt Kilroy, Charley Buffington, Walter Johnson, Smoky Joe Wood, Rube Marqueree, and Ed Walsh among others, and notes 101 to 138 strikeout totals by pitchers in recent seasons.
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Pairfield Legion Nine Shows Much Ability This Year
Yatregeld April 14 Special The American Legion baseball team appears the fastest combination that has represented the fawn on the dlmond. Manager Leonard Curran announces opening home game on Sunday with bookings in nearby Tiames and Stamford. Season tickets issued and safety features praised as the team aims to involve women players.
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Brooklawn Beats New Haven Champs in Thrilling Game
Konkin led Brooklawn to a 1 to 7 victory over the highly touted Hudson Jrs in New Haven. Ray Wahler pitched a masterful game with two earned runs allowed. Seimans hit a towering homer, and Deleclim doubled. About 1,000 fans witnessed the contest.
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White Sox edge Tigers 4 2 in tight game
Detroit April 16 Chicago defeated Detroit 4 to 2 in the third game of the series. Reg Faber and Rip Collins pitched a midseason duel for eight innings. In the ninth with two out Collins lost control, allowing one run while Chicago added two more before the final out.
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Earl Sance Leaves Whitney to Race as Free Lance
Earl Sance, America's premier jockey, is no longer connected with the Ranmweay Stable owned by Warry Singlas. He will ride this season as a free lance after a friendly release following a Saratoga spill that left him with a broken leg last August. He plans to ride on New York tracks and later go to England to compete.
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Park City Girls Meet New York Collegiate in Big Panel
Park City girls host New York Collegiate girls at Kacey gym Saturday evening with 8 pm start, followed by Fairfield Legion K. The card features Eva Schectman and a lineup including Miss Jeannette Cooper returning after illness.
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LOCK MAKERS ON TOPN PIN PLAY
Stamford April 16 Special Yale and Towne lead in the industrial bowling league with 92.8 percentage. Truax of Yale and Towne has 173.2 average, Russell of Richards and Co. has high single with 241, and Truax also has high total 641. Standings show Yale and Towne first with 40 games, Conde Nast second, Pliney Bowes third, and Richards & Co fourth, among others.
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Smith brothers set for exhibition match in Westchester
MAC SMITH V8. ALEX Perhaps Macdonald Smith wille also to reverse a result of a play off in the national open golf championship quite a while ago when he meets his brother Alex Smith in an exhibition match at the Westchester-Biltmore Country Club Hawks on May 10. It was fifteen years ago that Alex Macdonald Smith and Jack McDermott tied in the titular event at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, Alex winning on the playoff, the two brothers are said to be very fond of each other, but there are times when friendship must be forgotten.
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Athletics Take Third Straight From Hub Team
Philadelphia April 16 The Boston Red Sox lost again bowing to Philadelphia 7 to 3 in their third straight defeat. Kallio started for Boston and held a one run lead until the sixth. A walk and error allowed the Athletics to take a two run edge before Rammel homered with two on in the eighth.
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Wade L, the fast southpaw in old baseball lore
Clarke Gerfaith recalls famous fastball pitching and places Welter Johnson top, but omitsRube Waddell. The piece notes Waddell warming up, pitching last three innings, and seven of nine faced him struck out as Boston players watched, praising his speed in this city.
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How They Stand NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results
National League results list New York 8 Boston 1, Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 7 St Louis 3, Philadelphia 8 Brooklyn 1. Chicago 4 Detroit 3, Cleveland 2 St Louis 1, Washington 7 New York. Philadelphia 7 Boston 4. Chicago Detroit, Cleveland St Louis, Washington New York, Boston Philadelphia.
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League Notes Show Players Named Across Cities
International League summaries list Buffalo Jersey City players Reddy McAvoy Faulkner Freitag Syracuse Newark Reinhart Boyd Gmabowski Rep toy Parka McKee Millis Brame Jana Hiilott Rochester Karpp Lake Smith Schroeder Toronto Cobb Thomas.
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Goose Goslin and Judge rally sinks Yankees in ninth
Washington defeats New York 7 to 5 after sustained Yankee lead, with Goose Goslin and Joe Judge belting successive home runs off Urban Shocker in the ninth. The Yanks led 5 to 1 through seven innings before the late rally.
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Red Tops Add Star Player Toney Mannino
The Red Top nine secured fielder Toney Mannino who once played for Waltersville. Jack Rick, manager of the Tops, landed him after attempts by several managers of other teams. Mannino’s addition strengthens the squad significantly.
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