Williams Allows Three Hits to Hawks in Albany Game
Williams, a Bridgeport southpaw, limited Albany to three hits as the Bets beat the Lawnmuakers 2 to 0 in the opener of a three game series. Bridgeport’s fourth straight win, with Parkes surrendering six hits over eight innings before relief. Williams worked eight scoreless innings, dominating after the second.
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Hawks
Albany
Chief Williams
Bridgeport
Lawnmuakers
Bears
Duarker
Willams
Champ Parkes
Caulways
Dorle Bidwell
Jackson
Alich
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Bidwell
Nan
Tirling
Butler
Rightfeld
Monahan
Taylor
Kise Wvilhelm
Cherg
Munn
Henges
She
Lawmakers
Blunn
Grikes
Emmerich
Lucas
Bridgeport Potent Batters Eye Season Ahead
Bridgeport's infield shines with Watell Henzel Pearce Rodriguez and Horan shaping the unit. Pitching depth includes Wolfe Crandall Williams and Hodge as a relief option while Kirkham and Comstock vie for outfield roles. Waiing returns, Burke heals, Kane eyed for a comeback as Bull Brown notes a pennant path via strong hitting and fielding.
Woodside Junior Nine Faced Off In Scrimmage
The Woodside junior team played a local scrimmage against an unseen opponent. The game featured several notable plays with Woodside hitters and pitchers contributing in various innings and a close finish.
Welch Hurt Leg in Track Drill Training for Summer Games
Roy Welch the 160 yard sprint champion injured his leg in Monday’s practice and will likely miss the meet in Connecticut this summer. Welch’s accident follows a session where Welch and Lae Letdgeport A. C. track stars prepared for championships.
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Connecicut
Roy Welch
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Mientara
Tr Cata
Dudas
Uaota
Reds Beat Cubs 9 to 3 As Alexander Struggles
Cincinnati pounded Alexander and defeated Chicago 9 to 3 in the third game of the series. Zitzman returned to left field and collected two extra base hits for Cincinnati while Rexey limited the Cubs to three runs. Left on base totals were 4-4 for Chicago and Cincinnati. Alexander took the loss, with Rixey winning and McCormick and Klem refereeing. Time 1 12.
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Canin
Herman
Rodriguez Aml Lute
Schinkel
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Banes
McCorry
van al
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van Aler
Orkeal
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Ques
Uwonable
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Allan Alsynolled
Ien Khan
Avelung Tucas
Parkes
Wallee
Comenock
Henzel
Rodriguez
Kirkham
Pearce
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Guta
Erwette
Wilamns
Corstock
Bland Doubie
Wihama
Zitzman
Cincinnati
Alexander
Reds
Rexey
Cubs
Tro Bees
Ehartcott
Muller
Zitegar
Bourn Wingo
Hte Heathcote
Itzman
Walker Stalea
Huse
Alexuaide
Pineld Dowde
Adam
U MenAuley
Grham
Bises
Chicago
Cincinnat
Bage
Batls
Ajemander
Rixey
Hwi
Rietta
Alexander VU
Npires
McCormick & Klem
Jase
Wilson
Oitebew Barnes
Pfirmar
Sweeney
Fiten
Schauffel
New Haven
Waterbury
Hauk
Donahue
Urump
Bachand
Uase
McPhee
Nichols
Breshin
Summers
Red Top Nine Names New Field Captain
Red Top Nine elects Leonaridi Betedette as captain by Succeed Stanley Suchensic. Jack Rurk is renamed manager and Joe Pecher named coach in a reshuffle of team leadership.
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Leonaridi Betedette
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Joe Pecher
Portland Club Placed Bagwell Under Suspension
Portland officials were told by Baseball Commissioner Lindis not to use first baseman Bagwell pending investigation of his case. The draft status and origin from a Texas team are mentioned, with uncertainty about the exact reason for the action.
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Ore
Portland Baseball Club
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Bagwell
Sandia
Baguelag
Cub
Biseman Juans Pu
Bridgeport High to Host Greenwich in Crucial Afternoon Game
Bridgeport High School's baseball team returns home at Sea Side Park this afternoon for a pivotal matchup with Greenwich. Greenwich brings a strong, unbeaten record and Canterbury Prep among its victims, while Bridgeport features Maher and Cremins among its leading hitters as they set eyes on a first win at home this season.
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Greenwich
Dbeidgeport Tigh
Sason
Seaside Park
Greensyich
Canterbury
Weaver High
Tommy Maher
Choate
Milford
Lufth
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Maher
Flve
Schliller
Vickey
Chaiklin
Kelman
Rummage
Cremins
Mhiller
Tickey
Chalkhn
Reman
Snooks
A. Regan Cope
Biorlin We
Linane
A Micheala
McCann
Giants Ready to Play Saints at Seaside Park
The Park City Giants accept the challenge from St. Raphael for a Sunday game at Seaside Park. Manager Bandy is to meet Mara ner Green after 6 o'clock at 681 Main Street. Giants lineup includes Caimuns, 3b Lancaster, Jackson, 2b James, 1b Emery, Wf Powell or Traves, rf Sepra, steadwill, c and Taker ov Hriggwefurth, p.
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Seaside Park
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Aix O'Luer
Main Street
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Lancaster
Jackson
James
Emery
Powell
Traves
Sepra
Steadwill
Hriggwefurth
Bridgeport Trade Nine to Meet Tu Team Today
Bridgeport Trade School nine faces Tu team at Seaside Park in the underdog game. Coach Gath expects victory with Coleman at pitcher after a 4 to 2 win over Tanfield High. Norwalk High looms next as Luzio to start second game.
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Hdgeport Trade School
Plas Hs
Seaside Park
Gath
Coleman
Tanfield High
Norwalk High
Luzio
Boting
Blevecz
Hilltop Tennis Team Opens Season at Kent This Afternoon
Bridgeport High School tennis opens its season with a match against Kent at Kent this afternoon. The team eyes Sionte Milford Prep and New Haven Wish as part of a tough schedule and plans to enter the Yale Intercollegiate tournament May 8 to 18 in New Haven.
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Bridgeport High Schonol
Pirates release pair to New York Penn League
Williamsport Pa April 28 manager Harry Hinchman of the Williamsport New York Penn League Club announced that pitcher Carl Demarest and Stormatop Key Williams were obtained from the Pittsburgh National League club. Demarest a leading hurler last year has been purchased with an option for the Royals.
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Harry Hinchman
New York-Vensylvant
Carl Demarest
Stormatop Key Wiliams
Pittsburgh
Demarest
Guteght
Rovals
Williams Gumrs Heig
Error in tenth gives Brasscos win over Profs
Waterbury April 28 Sam Kirshstein fumbled a grounder allowing Povle to score on a tenth inning infield hit for Waterbury to beat Nesy Traven 3 to 2. Nichola and McPhee pitched ten innings with Waterbury advantaged. Johnny Moore received $300 in bonds and gear before the game.
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Sam Kirshstein
Slelgeth
Povle
Ode
Nesy Traven
Poole
Schauffel
Nichola
McPhee
Durl
Johnny Moore
New Haven
Liberty Bonds
Mooren
Bachan
Brooklawn Wins 9-8 Over Auburns in 15 Inning Thriller
The Brooklawn nine edged Auburn 9 to 8 in a 15 inning clash at Seaside Park Sunday afternoon. Pitcher struggles forced retirements in the later frames as Clark and Halpin battled. Auburn heads to New Haven to face Hudson Jrs, champions of the league, in upcoming action.
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Seaside Park
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Halpin Bein
Auburns
New Haven
Hudson Jrs
Ponies Defeat Pittsfield 1 0 In Pitchers Battle
Springfield earns a 1 0 victory over Pittsfield in a pitchers' duel. Best earns the win with a two hit performance. Howe allows two hits while fumbling a wild throw. Lebeau and Benes contribute on offense as Springfield edges Pittsfield 1 0.
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Hillies
Springfield
Pittsfield
Lebeau
MacPhee
Benes
Best
Cashman
Howe
Nlerrera
Stendaert
Ohere Rt
Danim
McDonald
Yesterday's Baseball Standings and Today's Schedule
Yesterday results list Waterbury 3 New Haven 3 Bridgeport 2 Albany 0 Worcester 6 Hartford 4 Springfield 1 Pittsfield 0 Today's games include New Haven at Waterbury Bridgeport at Albany Pittsfield at Worcester Springfield at Hartford plus Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 St Louis 3 Detroit 3 Washington 9 Boston 2 and New Philadelphia rain.
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Albany
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Uartford
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Springfeld
Hartford
Cleveland
Chicago
Louis
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Ashington
Bt. Louis
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Teburgh
Lyre
Woresster
International League schedule notes postponed games
Rochester notations show Jersey City. Horne and Lal livan at 12 o Zellers. Buffalo at Reading postponed by rain. Syracuse at Baltimore rained out. Only games scheduled.
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Buffalo
Reading
Parochial League Schedule Note at Sacred Heart
No games today in the American Association Parochial League. Sacred Heart appears on a list with St. Johns and St. Augustines, noting players Kallmann Belton Mitzul Kreka and Buchanan Gay with scores and tallies such as Shelton 27 Sheridan 1 Barnum 15 Read 3 and O Neil paths listed among teams.
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Barnum
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BOXING CARD PROMISES LOCAL SHOWDOWN AT STAMFORD
Stamford matchups headline a card highlighted by Norwalk bantam champion Mulligan versus Bridgeport’s Luby in a 106 round attraction. A 10 round star bout features Phil Mercurio of New Rochelle against James Roberts of New York, with additional six round fights Rene Brusch of Springdale versus Buck Kelly of Bridgeport and Marty Huber of Stamford against Ernie Perry at Bridgeport.
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Young Mulligan
Norwalk
Young Luby
Bridgeport
Phil Mercurio
New Hochelle
James Roberts
New York
Rene Brusch
Springdale
Buck Kelly
Marty Huber
Ernie Perry
Bridgeport, Western
Ruber
Local Amateurs Win Battles on Winchester Card
Two Bridgeport boys claimed victories in amateur boxing at Winchester A C in New Slaven Monday night. Tex La Croix beat Bud Cunningham of Elm City, Tom Heaney defeated Joe Wilde, Mike Packa edged Frank O’Neil, while Elm City fighters did not face Tommy Hiles. Manager Tom Flynn layouts a Derby show at 6:30 near the Liberty Building with Di Julio, Dess, Tiles, Heaney, LaCroix, Riccio, Kelly, Dugg, Buckley, Nagy, Packas, Rich and Doidic slated to box.
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Winchester A. C
New Slaven
Tex LaCroix
Bud Cunningham
Elm Cry
Tom Heaney
Joe Wilde
Mike Packa
Frank O'Neil
Elm City Warrior
Tommy Hiles
Tom Flynn
Derby
Liberty Building
Henry di Julio
Jack Dess
Tommy Tiles
Bob Riccio
Johnny Kelly
Pat Dugg
Dan Buckley
Joe Nagy
Mike Packas
Elmer Rich
Joe Doidic
Fordham Nine Faces Busy Week of Three Games
Fordham's baseball team pursues a three game week starting Wednesday at Philadelphia against Penn, Friday vs Volxate at Fordham Field, and a home and home clash with New York University at Oba Miehi. Last week's defeat to Holy Cross sharpens focus as coach Coffey weighs pitching choices including Harrington or O Donnell and Dwyer for the Colgate or NYU games.
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Holy Cross
Maroon
Philadelphia
Fordham Field
Roundis
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Oba Miehi
Jack Coffey
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Joe Harrington
Ginne O'Donnell
Tohnny Dwyer
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