Luque Defeats Yde as Reds Ring Up Victory
Luque wins 6 to 4 over Yde at Redland field after a six inning pitchers duel. Luque fanned eight, while Yde struggled in the late innings producing four Reds runs on timely hitting including three base hits by Roush and Smith. Scoring and fielding details appear garbled but outline a Cincinnati victory with Luque on the mound and Yde pitching.
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Gancinnath
Luque
Yde
Redland Field
Steeles
Reds
Incinnati
Roush
J. Smith
Traynor
Uyter
Wright
Moore
Grantham
Granthan
Ou Hulle
Songer
Livise
Mor Z
Sonser
Bind
al—Harea
Ig Pitther
Fairfield High to Start Stearne or Dalway on mound
Fairfield plans a strong pitching setup with Frank Stearne or Dalway starting against State Trade School at Seaside Park Bridgeport. Coach Jack Sullivan guides a fast, cohesive infield and a long schedule leading into the Southern Fairfield County Aish league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Spaelaiy Frank Stearne
Neglay
Tose
Owe Tighacheonine
Seaside Park
Bridgeport
Charles Francis Otto
Devetor
Jack Sullivan
Waterbury
Ernest Barberi
Flanagan
Carlson
Edward Wurlingog
Adan Smith
Fred Shergood
Hugh Tole
James FitePatrick
Stearre
Hiller
Fairfield Nine
Elmer Carlson
Ugh Tole
Fairfield High
Danbury High School
Danbury
Norwalk
Westport
Pittsfield Seeks Outfield Strength For Season Opener
Frank Stapleton, youngest manager in the Eastern League, aims to beef up Pittsfield outfield before the Waterbury opener. With few sluggers after Webb’s loss, the Hillies emphasize strong catching and pitching, listing Snov er, Mills, Wolfe, Olsen, Hager, Ha lsa, Sied, Ber gt ron and Milan among others as potential contributors.
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Pittseidld
Staéf
Pitsfield
Frank Stapleton
Stapleton
Waterbury
Hillies
Earl Webb
Webb
Colonel Snover
Art Mills
Walter Wolfe
Carl Olsen
Yankees
Olsen
Pontes
Fittsfield
Rockies
Pittsfield
Fred Hager
Albany
Vin Alstyne
Halsa
Pletay
Wally
McPhae
Red Torphy
Gouger
Hilles
George Haas
McDonald
Henry Besse
Sied
New Haven
Bergtron
North Adams
Horace Milan
Much Interest in Milford Shore Foil and Gun Club
Milford April 19 Considerable interest and enthusiasm surround the Shore Foil and Gun Club at Wal oant Beach with members eyeing an active outdoor season. Weekly trap shooting contests are held Saturdays at Laurel Manor field behind Laurel Beach with new trap equipment on concrete foundations.
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Milford
Shore
Waloant Beach
Laurel Manor
Laurel Beach
Junger
Harry Porter
Leon Webb
Ti. M. Merwin
C. V
Pop) Sewall
Elias Pritchard
Deny Prichard Will Be Grid Ride at Yale
New Haven April 19 An announcement that Captain Vernon E Prichard now stationed at Baltimore would be transferred to Yale University for ROTC work caused speculation Yale football coaching star reports denied by Yale officials Captain Prichard transferred to Yale by War Department will have nothing to do with Yale football Yale athletic manager H H Wood cork says it is a military move connected to ROTC and transfer will be athletic hearsay Yale authorities have taken no action to bring him to New Haven D Jones Yale football schoolmaster would be glad to have him but so far no action from Yale authorities
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New Haven
Vernon E. Richard
Ballimore
Yale University
O. T
Yale
Army
Prichard
War Department
Waoodcork
Yate Athletic Association
R.O. T
D. Jones
Hounds Lead Walnut A C Pin Loop Standings
The Luckies top the Walnut A C bowling league with a two game lead over the Hounds who sit in second. Hounds hold top record spots while individual averages show solid scoring with Ellsworth Lewis Heery and the team total led by Hounds at 1474 and high team single 626 by Saps and Hounds.
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Luckies
Walnut A. C
Lewis
Hugh
Heery
Hounds
Anco
Kane
English
Elsworth
Kearns Flater Ac
Skelly An Hand
McTiugh RR
I Malone
Aso
Saps Conroy
Engifeh Lyons
Iearne
Moran
Scinto
Davidson
Seese
Ellsworth
Knowden
Burns
Lawtor
Connors
Welties
Williams Clouts First Homer as Browns Triumph
St Louis Browns rout Chicago White Sox 11 to 4 for their first win of the season. Ken Williams homered, driving in two runs in the late innings as Robertson exited early. C Robertson took the loss for Chicago while F Davis started for St Louis.
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St Loves
Apri
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Robertson
Ken Williams
Faider
Tobin
Sister Mb
Williams K
McManus
Bennett Cf
Gerber Ss
Davin
Chicago
St. Louis
Collins
Gerber
Bennett
Kamm
C. Ruobertson
Cvengros
Ash
C. Robertson
Major Leagues' Record for Week
New York reports the Major League record for the week ending April 19 across the National League. It covers games won and lost, runs, hits, errors, opponent runs and home runs, including Saturday’s results. The data aggregates performance by team and league, highlighting weekly standings and key batting and pitching figures.
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New York
Rus
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
New York Detroit A
St. Louis
Strong pitching marks first week of major league play
In the early 1925 pennant race Cincinnati and Cleveland led early as strong pitching and timely hitting defined the first week. Donohue, Rixey and Luque boosted the Reds, while Tahle and Shaune aided the Indians in four straight wins. New York clubs showed weakness from injuries, with the Giants surging to second place after a shaky opener.
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York
AssoCiated Press
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Reds
Donohua
Rixey
Luque
Cant Mays
Seriles
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Donohue
Cardinals
Pirates
Macks
The
Athletica
Cleveland Indians
Tahle
Shaune
Wwen
Jess
Detroit
Boston
Senators
Osmilea Mack
Athletic
New York
Giants
Brooklyn
Wayland Dean
Braves
Frank Walker
McGraw
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Washington
Huggins
Lawvyer
Merchant
Kale
Pershing
Kipling
Cobb
The Same Old Game and Weights of the Ring
Grantland Rice reflects on the cyclical nature of fame and sporting pursuit, noting morale in a winning club and the pressure of comebacks. He discusses Weinert and Wills in boxing, preps readers for a looming bout, and muses on heavyweight legends with a nostalgic tone.
Hartford Senators Struggle As Openers Near
Hartford April 19. Eastern League prep shows Hartford Senators a weakened lineup from 1928 champions. Only five of the 1923 pennant core remain, Cosgrove unsigned. Manager Paddy O’Connor unsatisfied with eleven pitchers and uneven infield. Pitching strength seen in Johnson, Owen, Eyrich, Schwartz, Noel, Sullivan, Bradley among others. Outfield features Hesse and Mullen. Cosgrove’s report uncertain.
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Hartford
Hartford Senators
France
Joe Cosgrove
Goulfielder
Cosgrove
Senators
Paddy” O'Connor
Jack O'Hara
Gehriz
Demoe
Melons
Schmehl
Thompson
George Sullivan
Tom Cumminskey
Rose
Hesse
John L. Sullivan
Mullen
Yankees
Robinson to Fight Berlenbach in Arena Bout Tomorrow Night
Boston boxers George Robinson and Paul Berlenbach prepare for a headline Arena clash tomorrow night in Boston. Robinson, a veteran with over 200 fights and two knockdowns, seeks another upset against the hard hitting Berlenbach, noted for power and ring aggression.
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Robinson
Berlenbach
Nurmi and Hahn Win at Loyola Relays
Paavo Nurmi won the 8000 metre special race at Loyola University Relays in 8 minutes 69.35 seconds with Wille Ritola close behind. Lloyd Hahn of Boston AA defeated Jimmy Connolly of Georgetown in a special mile after Jose Ray withdrew with a pulled tendon on the first lap.
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Chicago
Paavo Nurmi
Loyola University
Wille Ritola
Sogey
Lioyd Hahn
Boston A. A
Jimmy Connolly
Georgetown University
Joip Ray
Argentine Slugger Ferrara Beats Spalla in Ten Rounds
Buenos Aires April 19 Miguel Ferrara the Argentine heavyweight outpointed Italian Jose Spalla over ten rounds. Ferrara showed sustained pace and nearly sought a knockout as Spalla fought hard. Ferrara, once a sparring partner of Louis Wirpo, recently returned from the United States. Spalla is brother to Italian heavyweight champion Erminio Spalla.
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Buenos Aires
Miguel Ferrara
Jose Spalla
Ferrara
Louis Wirpo
United States
Spalla
Erminio Spalla
General Thatcher Wins Final Tia Juana Event
General Thatcher, stable’s campaigner for the Nevada Stock arm, won the Au Revoir Handicap a mile and a sixteenth at Tia Juana on the final day. Hablan, from McGill stable, finished second with Dr. Clar owned by Baron Leong third. Thatcher equalled the race record of 3:44 8-5.
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San Diego
Cal
General Thatcher
Nevada Stockarm
Tia Juana
Hablan
McGill
Dr. Clar
Baron Leong
Bridgeport High Nine to Play Two Games This Week
Bridgeport High School’s Hilltoppers schedule two games this week starting Wednesday at Milford Prep and Saturday at Suffield Prep. Opening win over Choate Prep 8 6 featured strong pitching by Johnny Tinane and solid fielding by Schiller and Meher. The season’s full list of upcoming opponents and dates is provided, including Greenwich, Weaver, Wilby, St Thomas, Canterbury, and Norwalk among others.
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Bridgeport
Hillto@pera
Milford Prep
Milford
Suffield Prep
Suffield
Hilltoppers
Choate Prep
Wallingford
Johnny Tinane
Schiller
Meher
Luf
Greenwich High
Weaver High
Wilby High
St. Thomas Seminary
Hartford
Canterbury Prep
New Milford
West Haven High
Greenwich
Crosby High
Salkley High
New London
N. H. Commercials
Ridgeport
Norwalk High
Norwalk
Curtis High
Staten Toland
Waterbury
e—Wilby
Waterury
Naugatuck
Ossinnz
Sevier’s Selections Racecard Highlights
In this racecard style listing five events with horses Sea Sand Frances Johnson Play On Cozy Socket In Nereida Dennisjohn Jingle Old Timer Permanent Wave Trip Lightly Primrose Wilderness In Memoriam Bonaparte Trajan Flower Advocate Best Ret Permanent Weve Seth’a.
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Frances Johnson
Play
Cozy
Socket
Nereida
Dennisjohn
Jingle
Trip
Bonaparte
Trajan Flower
Advocate
Seth
Marathon Championship to Beckon Boston Fans Monday
In Boston during the sesquicentennial era the twenty eighth annual American marathon championship is set for Monday on the Hopkinton to Boston course. A field of 125 runners from across the country and Canada includes past champions and notable figures like Frank Zuna Carl Linder Bill Kennedy Albert Whitey Michelson and Schou Christensen with an expected strong finish among 1924 race veterans.
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Boston
Jon. Rew
Lexington and Concord
Paul Revere
Agacclate
William Dawes
Middlesex County
Ares
Boston Athletic Association
Hopkinton
Canada
Alzo
Colombes Stadium
Baltimore
Detroit
Frank Zuna
Newark
N. J
Carl Linder
Quincy
Mass
Carpenter
Antwerpt and
Colombes
Bill Kennedy
Port Chester
N. C
Linder
Kennedy
Albert
Whitey) Michelson
Bi Kennedy
Schou Christiensen
Illinois A. C
Anish
Clarence de Mar
Melrose
Mess
Charles Meller
Chicago
Frank Wending
Buffalo
William Churchill
San Francisco
Stamford
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Boston Marathon
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Barnhart
Cuyler
Ai Wright
Smith
iXkoupal
Gooch
Morrison
Spencer
Eelte
Pinel
Troush
Bressler
A Walker
E. J. Smith
Tiohns
Flargrave
Jugue
EB. Smith
Frank Stearne
Dalway
Fairfielders
Max M. Pohle
Elmwoot Ave
Noble
Main
Hager
Shooting Club OF
Deny Prichard
ST Louis
Mostll
Davis
Sheely
Falk
Hooper
Harris
Crouse
Ovengros
Clancy Archdeacon
Barritt
Co. Robertson
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Wills
Madden
Firpo
Weinert
Oscvasion
Adonis
Callow
California
Poughkiespale
Poughkeepsie
Navy
Cornell
Columbia
Syracuse
Penn
Yates
Hia
Sullivan
Jeffries
Daimpsey
Dempsey
George Robinson
Kid Norfolk
Nurmi
Hahn
Jose Ray
Victor
Thatcher
Bridgeport High Nine
Choate
Sevier’s
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Zuna
de Mar
Jowland's
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Wladek Zbyszko
Sweet-Dirr
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