Worcester to Play Games on Road in Eastern League
Springfield Newss story from April 18 reports Worcester Wil start road games in the eastern league if owner J Mack cannot renew Boulevard Park lease. Providence and Holyoke eliminated. Holyoke lacks suitable field. Portland Fitchburg Troy and Poughkeepsie in race for franchises. Mack delaying to schedule. eight umpires were named but not announced.
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Devon A C opens season April 30 at Devon Park
Milford April 1 Henry Anthony manager of the Devon A C Yorks to Riverside for the opening attraction at Devon Park Sunday April 30. Charley Beebee coach of the suburban outfit has a lively group ready to challenge any 13 year old team from Bridgeport or Vesisity. The Paddock Babies of Walnut Beach challenge local teams and seek contact with Oakley Jra Highinna Cubs and VHigh Street Midgets managers. Contact Joseph Gallbronner Walnut Beach for details.
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Naugatuck Avenue
Walnut Beach
St James A C to play Senior Sports Nite game
The St James A C of Stratford will play the Senior Sports Nite at Seaniéo Park on No 6 diamond Saturday at 3 30 PM The game with the Senior Sports will be the flat kane played by St James A C All players and club members seeking a tryout should report at the club room at 12 30 Saturday Manager Charney aims to arrange Tango games with any team in the try or state He will be at the club rooms on Pesce Street Stratford Conn
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Trans to Play Norwalk Kaceys Trans to Play Norwalk Kaceys
The Irans open their second season next Sunday in Norwalk facing the strong Kacey outfit. Key players include Billy Nelson and Carl Schick for pitching, with a powerful semipro outfield led by Charlie O’Neil Babe Mathewson and Johnny Sharron. Infield strength features Smith Danberg Harry O’Neil and Rodney in short, with Wang Belton catching.
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Carl Schick
Charlie O'Neil
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Baltimore
Johnny Sharron
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Danberg
Harry O'Neil
Rodney
Wang Belton
Final Norwalk Armory game features refereed clash
Final game of the Norwalk edinen Norwalk Veteran series set for tonight at Armory in State. Charl E F Mahoney of Bridgeport named referee amid claims over 2100 dollars being wagered on the outcome.
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Clarke Becomes Picked Up Pitched by Reds Transfer
Pitcher Clarke reports from Cincinnati to Manager McCann after being secured by the Americans from the Reds. The southpaw had a strong season in Blue Ridge play with a 27 win and 35 decision record, batting .31. He is slated for today's practice and may start against the Athletics next Sunday. Bill Bishop and Charlie Faley are due to report soon, others remain absent.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Wainsborough
McCann Clarke
Bill Bishop
Brooklyn
Charlie Fale
Meriden
Trade School Nine to Play Faculty at Seaside Park
The Bridgeport Trade School baseball team opens the 1923 season by facing the faculty team at Seaside Park for the Directors Cup. Expected lineup includes McQuillan or Vasee on the mound and Wexler behind the plate with Digenso as backup. three veterans anchor the outfield as the game starts at 3:30 with umpire Ralph.
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Pirates Sweep Cincinnati in 4-Run Victory
Pittsburgh outplayed Cincinnati 4 to 0 to complete a series sweep. Key moments included a clutch double play by Grimm and a late pinch hit by Couch. Pitching duo Carlson and Markle locked down the mound as Cincinnati managed only scattered hits.
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Cleveland defeats St Louis in rough game
In Cleveland on April 1 the Indians beat St Louis 17 to 3 as Indiana pitches struggled. Dale was hurt and runners advanced on two-base hits while St Louis managed a late eighth inning score.
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Timely Hitting Helps White Sox Defeat Detroit
Chicago on April 18 earned a 4 to 1 win over Detroit as timely hitting backed by steadier relief pitching by Cole. Hodge was kept to a light hit total early but tightened in the late innings, sealing the two game streak for the White Sox.
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B H S Interclass Meet for Today at Bridgeport High
The Bridgeport High interclass meet may finish this morning if weather allows. Seven field events remain with relays, travine and discus throws, pole vault, high and broad jumps, and shot put. Adams is favored in the shot put, Ryder leads in high and broad jumps, Carley shines in pole vault, and javelin and discus face a dark horse. The relay should go to the Seniors. sophomores are likely second. If weather delays, the meet will wait until after the Penn Relays on April 28 and 29.
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Pirates to Play Sacred Hearts Sunday
The Pirates cancel a game with King Ping and will instead face Sacred Heart on Diamond No 5 Seaside at 3 30. The King Ping will meet the Pirates on May 7. Final practice is scheduled for tomorrow night with all managers required to report.
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High Street Midgets Triumph 7 1 Over Putnams
High Street Midgets defeated Putnams 7 to 1 at Seaside Park yesterday afternoon securing their second win of the season. Jarrick leads in the under ten to twelve city title race as the club eyes Saturday’s game against the Royals.
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West Point Great Star Oliphant To Lead at Union College
Elmer Oliphant, famed West Point athlete and two Saber of Excellence winner, signs as athletic director at Union College in Schenectady. He is noted as the only athlete to win two sabers for excellence while at the army school, and he achieved top honors in baseball football basketball and track across college years.
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West Point
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Schenectady
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Athletics Knock Johnson Out Of Box In 17-2 Win
Athletics rout Johnson 17 to 2 as Philadelphia hosts Washington. Key plays include multiple base hits and stolen bases, with Perkins Galloway and Johnston among the standout batters. Pitching by Johnson and McGrew, plus fielding miscues, shaped the decisive victory in 3 hours 17 minutes.
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Berkshires Challenge Any Semi-Pro Team in Field
The Berkenires aim to compete against any semi-pro team this season with a stronger lineup. Notable players include Higgins, Mrzack, Laneater, Horton, Norton, Arse gen, an, Tonhi sson, and Colgan as they prepare for tougher regional play.
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Park City Baseball Officials Meet Tonight at 3
The Park City Baseball Officials Association will convene in the Board of Recreation rooms tonight at 3 o'clock. An invitation is sent to all senior city teams to attend as the object and rules of the association are explained.
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Cornell to Dedicate New Baseball Field
Cornell will dedicate the new baseball park at Colgate EAMe next Saturday, manager Romeyn Berry announced. The first game will mark the field’s opening after a parade and band concert, with Registrar David B. Hay throwing the first ball. Hay has chaired the baseball committee for twenty years.
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Billy Gibson Refuses Offer For Leonard
Billy Gibson yesterday refused an offer of $45,000 for Ben Leppert to fight Ernie Riceglush in England. The refusal aimed to avoid conflicting with Leonard's enforcement at Michigan City on a date to be arranged by Floyd Firpeimrnuris. The offer came from Louis Healy.
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Jamies Paddon Wins World Pro Seabilitye Championship
Jamies Paddon, Australian oersmat, won the world professional seabilitye championship on Wie Pelis Wanga aul Myercourse today, defeating Robert Hudield of Australia. Paddon finished the lengths in the Pac.
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Grimes Kept Busy as Chicago Triumphs in Slugfest
Chicago won 7 to 0 against St Louis amid three double plays by Grimes. Hollacher and Friberg sparked offense with two base hits and a home run by Fournier, while St Louis managed eight hits and left runners stranded.
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Organizing a Women’s Intercollegiate Tennis Meet
New developments in New York suggest plans to inaugurate a women’s intercollegiate tennis championship. Followers of the sport are canvassing faculties of leading eastern colleges to gauge support for the proposal. If approved, the United States Lawn Tennis Association would standardize and supervise the event, mirroring the men’s annual intercollegiate championship conducted by the association.
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Yankees Beat Red Sox 10 to 8 with Scott at Short
Yankee victory over Boston 10 to 8 features Everett Scott at shortstop and Clifford Best heading to Reading. Standings show New York at Boston two games, with other AL matchups and NL results including St Louis 5 Chicago 7 and Cincinnati 4. Weather issues caused most remaining games to be postponed.
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Boston at New York on Today's Games
A single card lists Boston facing New York with no other games scheduled. Miscellaneous college results include Brown 12, N.0 1, Columbian 123 over Enion J1, Georgetown 11, Tufts 3 over Fordham 7, Catnarte U 6.
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Connie Mack Selects All Time Team From Memory
Connie Mack, in Philadelphia last week with the Athletics, picked an all time all-star infield and outfield lineup. Buck Ewing catcher and Christy Mathewson with Rube Waddell as pitchers head a star slate including Hans Wagner at short, Jimmy Collins at third, Frog Clarke at left, Tris Speaker in center and Ty Cobb in right with George Sister at first and Eddie Collins second.
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