Profs Sweep Bridgeport In Second Game Of Series
New Haven April 11 Profs beat Gene McCann's club 33 in Weiss Park to take the second game of the year series. Hyman started strong for New Haven while Gormer Wilson was wild. Mathes and Withrow drove in runs as New Haven built a six run lead before Wilson exited. Bridgeport tallied in the fourth, but New Haven held on with strong defense and timely hitting.
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How They Stand and Results
A chaotic standings snippet shows teams New Haven and Hartford leading with mixed results against Bridgeport Pittsfield Worcester Springfield Albany and Waterbury. National league results list Chicago Washington Philadelphia and others with inconsistent scores and multiple typographical errors.
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Roush Shines as Reds Fall to Cardinals 8-4
In St Louis on April 26, Roush collected four hits in five plate appearances, including two doubles, but Cincinnati lost 8 to 4 to the Cardinals. Couch allowed six hits across six innings while St Louis erupted for six runs in the fourth. Abrams replaced Conch after that inning as manager Rickey moved Lavan to third in Stock's place.
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LipTak to Pitch Against Kagey’s Nine on Sunday
Joe Lintak of the Lockwoods of Norwalk will start his second game of the season in the twin bill against the Norwalk Knights. After a tough loss to the same team last week he remains confident. Bej McCarten returns as catcher and will handle the receiving duties.
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Waterbury Wins Second Contest From Albany
Waterbury defeated Albany 5 to 1 to clinch a second straight win. Waterbury fired sharply behind Thompson as Albany failed to provide solid support. Score: Waterbury 5 Albany 1.
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Giants and Red Sox dominate opening day action
The Giants beat the Braves 7 to 3 while the Red Sox edged the Yankees 5 to 4 in Boston. 22 000 fans witnessed debut duties as Frank Chance managed the Red Sox and prominent dignitaries attended the ceremonies including Governor Cox and Mayor Curley.
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Bridgeport Contingent Competing At Penn Relays
Six Bridgeport athletes travel to Palmer Stadium Philadelphia for the Penn Relays. Local boys vie for honors against top public, high school, and college entrants. The team features Bob Farren Captain George Lee Jeele Mizomtedele Ray Whelus with Matty Jane leading a Bridgeport quartet in the Class A relay events.
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Bedford Leads Westport League In Tight Victory
Bedford defeated Greens Parnas on Greens Farms diamond yesterday afternoon continuing an unbeaten run in the school league. The match notes Bedford as clear favorite to clinch the title with standings showing Bedford ahead and Greens Farms struggling to catch up.
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Miss Thorne Leads B. H. 8 Girls Tennis Team
Miss Marton Thorne appointed captain and Miss Alice Rock named manager of Bridgeport borough Athletic Association girls tennis squad. Coach Velon Clark guides daily practice for triangular meet against Oaksmore School and neighboring school quartet.
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Bridgeport Lightweight Fights Coast Rival Ends on Foul
Pete August state lightweight champion fouled Earl France of San Francisco in the third round of a scheduled twelve at the State Street Casino. Up to then little action with slow first rounds and exchanges. France recovered quickly after the foul, leaving for the dressing room fifteen minutes later. Preliminaries featured Jim Bones defeating Spike Marino in eight rounds, Young Mulligan beating Nick Petite in eight, and Carmen Cook drawing with Art Lee in six.
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Former State Billiard Champ Killed in Utah
Ermia Carpenter of Hamilton street New Haven holder of the state billiard title for three years was killed in an automobile accident at Ogden Utah. Carpenter was well known in billiard circles around the state and had many friends in Bridgeport where he frequently displayed his ability.
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Tickey to Play for Salisbury Club This Season
Eddie Tickey, former High School catcher, signed with the Salisbury Club of the Eastern Coast League. He was to report to Bethlehem Club of the Steel league but did not. Tickey will report to Salisbury next week to handle catching duties while remaining in good condition after practicing with the High School team.
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University School Opens Season Versus Congress High
The University School baseball team begins its season this afternoon on diamond No. 6 at Seaside Park, facing Congress High School. U S efforts focus on a strong tussle as Congress, led by pitcher Corden, aims to extend a winning streak after yesterday's victory over Kossuth High. Batteries: Corden and OConnell.
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