Keen League Race Opens Eastern League Season
Opening ceremonies set to precede the first game as eight teams face a long season. Waterbury Pittsfield Hartford Springfield and New Haven anticipate better play with strengthened rosters after leaguewide trades and arrivals of minor leaguers. Bears and Br dgeport field redesigned lineups led by Stapleton and Mapleton as season debut ceremonies include a Stratford park parade and a city official toss to open play.
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Weka
INBRV
xeBaon
Waterbury
Pitteveld
Huridgeport
Hartford
Springfield
New Haven
Braigeport
Pittsfield
Bridgeport
Avery City
Brdgeport
Stratfield Hotel
Main Street
State Street
Court
Walfiell Avenue
Stratford Avenue
Tall Park
Arthur Conat
Etty Offelala
Top Coast Artillery Band
Ami
Hehrens
Bears
Thera
Manxrer Stipleton
Kep
Frank Mapleton
Pas Marty Shay
Dutch
Jimmy Bishop
T Will
Snooks Dowd
Freddie Meyer
Scranton
Staple
Bobby Janinerich
Albany
Hasie Sperber
Storace Milan
Clyde Milan
Eddie Lola
Bob Fitzke
Newark
Ken Sedgewick
Hughie Canaven
Astern
Hal Justin
Mtcher
Cor Pine
Frank Stapleton
Que Lagu
Alex Schauffel Feli
Wither Bishoy
Rob Pitzke
Ada
Herman J. Wolsmiam
Fis
Tme
Providence
Provident New Haven
Pintfield
Sone Gers
Martford
Senators
Wa- Atun
Browns Beat White Sox 7 to 3 in Slugfest
In St Louis on April 1 the Browns toppled the Chicago White Sox 7 to 3 behind heavy hitting. Little Nevers shut out the Sox for four innings before they broke through, while Yourke collected two singles a double and a triple in five at bats driving in three runs.
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St. Louis
St. Lous Browns
Chicago White Sox
Nevers
White Sox
Yourke
Cole
Barnabe
Jacobs
McCurdy
Ulaney
Bovis
Olourke
Melilla
Bister
Miler
Schulte
Gerber
Bchang
Vangilder
Stewart Pp
Chicago
Ogg
St Louis
Iylor o'Rourke
Schang
Ward
O'Rourke
Homoron
Sisler
Clauncy Doubie Parea
Mello
Crousy
Shealy Tourke
Melillo
Sisle
Tech Lo Ward
Sheely
Louis
Vlan
Eilier
Yonkers to Stage Title Track Meet
Yonkers to host senior track and field championships at Glen Park on June 18 under Yonkers Community Service. Junior meet likely at a New Jersey club the Saturday before. Senior event serves as a tryout for the metropolitan team for the national meet in New Orleans in July.
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New York
Metropolitan Association
Glen Park
Yonkers
N. C
United States Army Second Corps Area
Governors Island
Six New Managers Ready To Open Eastern Season Today
Six new managers will open the eastern season today as the league bets on fresh leadership. McGarry, Stapleton remain in the mix, with Burdey and Wild among the pilots who survived the prior season’s close. Connecticut circles and Hartford owners stir hopes for pennant action.
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Stapleton
McOrry
Swinss
Wrank Burdey Pleton
Wild
McGarry
Ally Rensfield
Waterbury
Dartford Ely
Hartford
Hrandfeld
Tin Grass City
Bitte
Senators
Neal
Bridgeport
New Haven Rats
Une
Pitty Nel
Hads
Tiny Gleakon
Joe Renes
Sprinefield Chibristop
Redgepart Previk
J Nnes
Gene Hag
We Now York Bat Taues
Pioneers win opener as Brown holds Waterbury to three hits
Springfield opens Eastern League season with an 8 to 1 victory over Waterbury. Brown limits Waterbury to three hits after a rough start. Matthews pulled in the third after surrendering four runs. Rosse hits a home run and Hase, Hebert contribute in the field and at the plate. Umps Kuhl White and Bradley work the game.
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Brown
Waterbury
Speringfield
Maas
Joe Ben
Matthews
Cuime Jain
Flerman J. Weisman
Sind
J. Berard
Pringfiel
Twa
Bedford
Rosse
Mac
Hase- Hebert
Benes
Matthe Toanson
Johnenn Titts
Matthews Johnsen
Hasse
Brown fUaseler
Matthey
Kuhl
White
Bradley
Trainer's Son Believed Dead at Havre de Grace
Belonged to Belmont Rows son of trainer Jimmy Rowe for Harry Payne Whitney at Ascote Whitney outfit death reported Havre de Grace Maryland April 19 AP. Horsemen were unsettled as entries were scratched and the meet proceeded amid confusion and rumor of the trainer's reaction.
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Havra DE Grace
Belmont Rows
Jimmy Rowe
Harry Payne Whitney
Ashe
Lersey
HP. Whitney
Dusty League Meeting Held With No Quorum
Quorum absent at the Industrial Ebvsehall League meeting in the Welfare Building Auditorium last night. President Hubert A. Leckie chaired. one official business was transacted. Representatives from General Electric and the Jilliard Machine Toe, plus cuts from Phonograph cutin ory, Remington Arms, Manning Maxwell Moore, were received. items will be revisited at next Monday’s Welfare building session.
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Annn
Auditoria
Hubert A. Leckie
Cutinory
Remington Arum Company
Manning
Maxwell and Moore
Anul
Central Football Squad Holds Drill
The Central football squad began spring formal drill at Seashie Park under Coach Reilly and assistants. The group ran scrimmage work and conditioning, with first live scrimmage set for Thursday and Friday. Returned lettermen include George Syme at halfback, Fennels McGee and Mickey at ends, with Red and Black Line anticipated to be strong in New England.
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Ugh
Liewferd
Seashie Park
Reilly
Kimmertin
Cornier Tou
Helly
Stui
George Syme
Fennels McGee
Mickey
Lackfeld
New England
Bears Meet Brasseos At Newfield Fri
A garbled report shows a Friday football or game event at Newfield with references to Bears Brasseos and a match with Hrasse eink. It mentions Waterfury and a Saturday event aligned with a Bandage gan and Spriaggel with unclear locations and teams.
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Bears
Brasseos
Newfield
Aitberngen
Pert
Feurtford
Spriaggel
Chapman Advances In Pinehurst Tourney
Chapman De Chapman of Hrnen advanced through the first round of the mid April wolf tournament here today, defeating rival competitors as Jesa De Chapman, Cun, and other contenders moved forward in the Pinehurst event.
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Chapman
Pinehurst
Penbroast
Jesa de Chapman
Hrnenwith
Islsworth Giles
Priiecton
Gris Thomson
Lowk
Austin Ta
Bier
Tom
Wea
Rochester
Deonver
Reenwieh
State deck pill e ags Peters Brintul 2 Arnoys
Fragmentary OCR item lists names and places such as Peters Brintul Arnoys and water Torrington. No clear event or outcome is stated. The readable portions resemble a roster or schedule fragment with scattered place names. No dates or concrete actions are identifiable from the text.
Mikita Leads Feild as Prethoiield Beats Hillies 5 2
A large crowd at Waleorah Park watched Mikita’s strong pitching and timely hitting power the Pretfield nine past the Hillies 5 to 2. Stapleton and Milan contributed key hits while Winifield held opponents to five hits, with late scoring joins and fielding solid play bolstering the win.
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Apahah
Waleorah Park
Mikitd
Tridgewortht
Winifield
Meath
Pritefield
Frost
Bud Stapleton
Bbae
Milan
MD Sperber
Ferns Tillius
Stapleton
Diehl
Meech
Nvetba
Tive
Billies
Iy Dagnerson
Huttrek
Dewi
Ft. Alves
Linwik
Sperber
Englishmen Shine in Penn Relays Drawings
At Taludela Aprils ht Aly Lord Burghley and Cambridge tea members fared well in the drawings for event positions. Franklin first April 29, $4. The drafts, released at night, placed the Eagles first in the 400 meters hurdles relay while Cambridge drew the pole for the 4x hundred yard shuttle hurdle relay. The uiskers were not listed in the half mile relay with Vale drawing the pole for their play.
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Tuladela
Aly Lord
Burghley
Othnembers
Cambridge
Franklin
Cambridge Tenn Lip
Uiskers
Wwe Ith Posttiott
Vale
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