Braves fall hard on Bentier debut as Boston tops Giants
In Boston on April 20 Jack Bentier of the world champion Giants debuted in the National League box against the Red Sox. Boston won 3 to 0 as 13 hits aided by Southworth four for five and McInnis with a first inning three RBI double. Felix and Bancroft made sensational catches while Young Joe Genewish worked well in relief for Boston. American League results included St Louis 5 Detroit 3 and New York 4 Boston 3. National League action saw Boston 9 New York 2 and Cincinnati 15 St Louis 2 with upcoming matchups listed.
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Indians Rally Past White Sox 8-6 With Landis Present
Cleveland secured a three game lead over Chicago by a zany seventh inning five run spree, stretching the game to nearly three hours amid wild pitching. Boone earned his second win in two innings pitched as Commissioner Landis attended in Cleveland.
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International League matchup details and lineups
In a scattered recap of International League play, teams including Toronto Jersey City Buffalo Reading Syracuse Baltimore and Syracuse list player pairings and in-game lineups. The fragment references Taylor Kenyon Lynch Freitag Reddy Heitmann Urban Carts Martin Clack Moloney Hill Niebergall Frank Thomas McAvoy across several games with varied scores.
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Browns Come From Behind And Win First Game 5-3
St Louis April 20 191? Browns rally to beat Detroit 5 to 3 in the opener of the season Van Gilder pitched well after the second inning Pillette struggled for Detroit Durst homered in his first hit of the season and played first base in place of illness Sisler The score references imply a baseball game with early 20th century reporting style
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Mohawks End Year With Fine Record In 17-Game Season
Westport April 20 Bedford school leads inter school league after a 11 to 7 win over Bridge Street nine. Mohawks posted strong results in a junior circuit, tallying multiple wins and notable performances against teams like Sacred Hearts and Milford.
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Postpone Action on Girls Team at Bridgeport Meet
The weekly Athletic Association meeting shelved the proposal for a two girls baseball team at Bridgeport High. Board members delayed deciding on afternoon restrictions and related plans, with further discussions planned at the next session.
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Hartnett Drives Cubs to 22 11 Win Over Pirates with Two Homers
Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 22 to 11 as George Hartnett former Eastern leaguer hits his second homer and delivers the winning run in the ninth. Friberg homers twice while Statz and Heathcote add one each. Pirates toed by three pitchers including Babe Adams. Cubs total six homers in the outburst, matching a long-standing record context.
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Westport Nine to Play on Sunday in Local Schedule
Westport nine to play Sunday with practices on Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Gale to face Westport on Sunday afternoon with Compo lat location. New man Trusset Smith of Saugatuck joins roster as pitcher. Weekend practice plan includes extended drills for coming weeks.
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Ruth's Big Bat Delivers Heroic Rally forHuggins Men
In New York, Ruth hits a triple a double and a single driving in four as the Yankees beat Boston 3 2. He homered earlier and his ninth inning shot seals the win, lifting New York to a three game sweep over the Red Sox. Duke Piercy and Hoyt pitched for their teams with late rallies shaping the outcome.
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Fairfield High Opens Season Loss to Norwalk 19 to 10
Fairfield High fell 19 to 10 at Lochwood Park in Norwalk as pitchers struggled and the bats misfired. George Kisa belted a towering eighth inning home run over the left field fence, a standout highlight for the local lineup.
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Hilltop Cinder Path Artists in New York U Meet Today
Hilltop cinder path artists from Bridgeport High School, under coach Earl Takeman and manager Marvy Slavin, depart at 6:45 this morning for the New York Inter scholastic meet. MecTishe, Corley, and Dowhullian are entered in the 100 yard dash. Ray Whelan in the 220 yard dash. McGuire in field events. Fitzpatrick, Lee, and Farren in the half mile quarter mile and mile. the relay team of Lee, Farren, Fugnatetok, and Whelan to run in the wide school relay.
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Rowing Season Opens for Navy and Penn Crews
Annapolis Md April 4 The intercollegiate rowing season begins on the Severn River tomorrow with Navy first, second and third crews scheduled to race against the University of Pennsylvania. The meet marks the start of the spring rowing campaign for both schools with early crew matchups on the river.
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Betzel Won't Referee City Championship Contest
A telegram from Betzel states he is under contract to referee postseason series in Philadelphia starting Monday night. Brennen will likely referee with him while Hil will umpire. Teams organized seating for over 6,600 fans to view Bridgeport's classic finale.
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Keeley Stops McNanney in Second Round Knockout
Bridgeport heavyweight Ed Keeley knocks out Waterbury’s Pat McNanney in the second round, after forcing two earlier knockdowns and landing decisive blows to the lip and head. Sammy Lawson KO’d Tommy Miller in the opening bout. Phillies Athletics beat Senators 6-2 in Philadelphia as Gos tin and Welch homer.
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Beardsley Beats Garfield 31 to 1 in Grammar School Baseball
Beardsley schoolboys set a season record by routing Garfield schoolboys 31 to 1 yesterday afternoon. Beardsley kept scoring in every inning while Garfield struggled. Other games saw Staples defeat Franklin 9 to 1.
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