Pipp and Picinich Hit Homers as Yanks Score
New York April 21 Sam Jones pitched well and the Yankees beat the Red Sox 1 to 0. Pipp and Picinich hit solo homers for New York while Val Usi vrtch contributed the game’s key hits in a tight pitchers duel.
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Bridgeport Telegram
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Yankees
Red Sox
Indians
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NW York
Sam Jone
Ace
Val Usivruch
New York Yonkersi
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New York
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Scott Dopte
Hases
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Jones & Fuhr
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Timte
Bridgeport High to face Milford Prep in key season game
Bridgeport High meets Milford Prep today in the season’s second matchup. Coach Reilly aims for a victory and will start either Tohrs ny Rummage or Abe Kelman on the mound. Tommy Meher remains in the outfield for his recent hitting form while the fielding duties adapt as Helenza and Lindsey may rejoin next week. The Red and Flack travel to Suffield to play the prep school squad there.
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Bridgeport High
Milford Prep
Milford
Reilly
Tohrsny Rummage
Abe Kelman
Tommy Meher
Svsings
Nlaving
Ehelenza
Lindsey
Saturtes
Fig
Suffield
Ernie Perry Draws With John Nelson in Stamford Bout
Ernie Perry of Bridgeport substituted in, a draw with John Nelson in a late round bout in Stamford. Perry started slowly but found his form later and floored Nelson briefly in the final canto.
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Ernie Perry
John Nelson
Stamford
Simnie Perry
Bridgeport
Tohnny Nelson
A &x
Perry
Nelson
Funeral Services Held For Charles H. Ebbets
Funeral services for Charles H. Ebbets head of the Brooklyn baseball club for over thirty two years were held at Holy Trinity church in Brooklyn. The national game paused at the hour of the service as schedules were disrupted and several leagues postponed. Christy Mathewson attended, while Brooklyn players led by manager Wilbert Robinson joined a somber gathering.
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New York
Charles UW. Ebbets
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Holy Trinity Church
Brooklyn
Landis
Devdler
National League
Johnson
Prizes Awarded in Factory Bowling League Honors
Prizes were awarded to victors in the Factory Bowling League on Monday night. The Singer team won the team championship and high total, while General Electric secured the team single laurel. Neubauer claimed both high single and high total, with Pete Pastor taking the high average prize. Final standings list Neubauer with high single 150 and high total 364, high team single and high team total by General Electric and Singers respectively, 1597.
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Singer
General Electric Combine
Neubauer
Pete Pastor
General Electric
Navy Lays Claim to Collegiate Indoor Honors
NAVY LAYS CLAIM TO COLLEGIATE INDOOR HONORS Annapolis April 21 Based on readership in the largest number of branches its average showing in all and the number of its athletes have especially distinguished themselves the first place in winter sports for the season just past is claimed by the Naval Academy. Navy teams won first in gymnastics and boxing in overwhelming fashion and led in fencing and in the intercollegiate and dual meets. Swimming and wrestling were strong, basketball and water polo also did good work. Naval Academy midshipmen secured championships or broke records in at least sixteen instances during the winter with gymnastic and boxing titles highlighted. The navy dominated gymnastics winning finals and all events. Boxing titles included the 174, 160, 175, 185 pound classes. The sequestration of other sports underscored Navy’s overall winter success. Lexington Va April 21 1926 season awards announced by R A Smith director of athletics.
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Naval Academy
Natal Academy
Yaie
Navy
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Joxing Association
Yala
Princeton
Miliary Academy
Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
Columbia
Yale
Pennsylvania
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Stroop
Perley M. Clark
Francis X Yorest
Pritlier Bare
Harold G Newhart
Waldo Tullsen
Fimer KK
Zltzwitz
Ritchey L Durham
Austin W. Wheelock
Harry N. Lyon
Harry i Hiei
Edmund M
Ragsdale
Lexington
Adolph A. Charl
Pat Mincieyesemeet Son Jr
University of Pittsforgh
Daniel Gha
Adjistant
Stubbs
Warner
Washington
Lee Unisane
Vur University
R. A. Smith
Wards
The Sportlight and the Golf Face in Perspective
A collage of sports commentary highlights the aura of boxing legends and the allure of golf. It notes Cambridge’s relay win over Pennsylvania, muses on the Golf Face in Western Australia, and explores golfing legends like Ruth and Von Elm, plus career notes on Frank Hussey, Porritt, and Abe Mitchell.
Naval Academy Dominates Winter Sports With Multiple Records
Arthur Rule Jr lowered the 50 yard free style time and Hallie Allan Jr set a 200 yard Breaststroke record. Peter Ao Wyck won the 220 and 100 yard championships while Frank Timberlate and Hayward from the Naval Academy remained undefeated in their classes. The academy produced sixteen champions or record breakers, an unmatched winter season tally.
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Arthur Rule, Jr
Hallie ¢. Allan Jr
Peter Ao Wyck
Naval Academy Wrestiers
Frank S
Timberlate
Hayward
Haywards
Naval Academy
Havana Relay Team Arrives Ahead of Pennsylvania Meet
The University of Havana relay squad arrived in Philadelphia for the Pennsylvania relay, to train daily at Franklin Field before competition. Runners include Campazano Macias Notario Barrientos with Chomat and substitute Barrientos set for the 100-yard dash. Team praised as among Cuba’s best sprinters. Manager Flaherty announces three pitcher trades for Alexandria Cotton States League.
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University of Have Ang
Pennsylvania
Dus
Franklin Field
Campazano
Macias Notario
Barrientos
Chomat
Cuba
West Side Nines Open Season With Two Division Leagues
The West Side Public School Leagues begin play Monday under Fred Corbally. Class A hosts Black Rock Elias Howe Roosevelt Maplewood Whittier Diamewood and Washington across multiple matches from April 27 to May 21, with varied pairings and May 2 final. Class B schedules run April 29 to May 22 featuring Longfellow Prospect Webster Jefferson Wheeler and Columbus in alternating home and away games.
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Elias Howe
Roosevelt
Maplewood
Whittier
Washington
Whitier
Diamewood
Whititier
Longfellow
Columbus
Prospect
Webster
Werbster
Jefferson
Wheeler
Park City Girls to Clash Travelers Saturday
The Original Park City Travelers girls face the Travelers in a second game to decide state championship honors at Kacey gym on Washington avenue. Park City seeks to even the series after a recent overtime loss, aiming to capture the New England basketball title and extend a period of city championships.
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Kacey Gym
Washington Avenue
Hartford
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Travelers
Park City Girls
New England
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Houser
J. Gasper
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Sagetta Bae
C. Gerald
Seas G Neville le
Wild Throw Is Cause Of Cleveland's Loss
President Dan O'Neill of the Eastern League will attend the Bridgeport Hartford opener at Newfield Park this afternoon. It marks the second straight season he has watched the year’s first game in Bridgeport. Walter E Hapgood, owner and president of the local club, will also be in attendance, arriving from Rochester this morning.
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Newfield Park
O'Neil
Park City
Walter E. Hapgood
Rochester
Mickey Walker to defend title against Shade in New York
Mickey Walker, welterweight champion, to defend the title against Dave Shade of California on a date before August 15. Walker posted 19000 with the commission after suspension, with plans for a potential bout with Harry Greb in early summer and a June 19 meeting at Palo Grounds. Harry Wills to fight Charley Welnert of Newark.
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Mickey Walker
Dave Shade
California
New York State Athletic Commission
Walker
Harry Greb
Jersey
Shade
Greb
Palo Grounds
Harry Wills
Jack Dempsey
Charley Welnert
Newark
Tigers Win as Detroit Tops Cleveland in Playoff Game
Detroit defeats Cleveland 4 to 4 in the last game of the series amid errors and big hits. Senater wild throw sparked a three-run second inning for Detroit while Stephenson, Burns, and Fewster produced doubles and Fotheral's single helped Manush reach base. Cleveland ties late but fails to score in the ninth.
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Ad Waney
O'Rourke
Hellmann
Wingo
Iz Rigney
Bassler
Whitehill
Cleveland
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Heilmann
Shaute
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