Lew Tendler Beats Willie Jackson in Thrilling Contest
New Yorker says Tendler wins a close 13th round decision over Willie Jackson with a large Bridgeport audience. Tan Fenfiler defeats Willie Jackson in 15 rounds on referee's decision. Red Alien defeats Tommy Marengo in 10 rounds on reserve's decision. George Proto defeats Youns Caplan in 6 rounds. The three decisions were fully justified.
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Lew Tendler
Willie Jackson
Red Allen
Tommy Marengo
Proto
Caplan
Tan Fenfiler
Philadelphia
New York
Red Alien
Bridgeport
Boston
George Proto
New Haven
Youns Caplan
Meriden
Tendler Edges Jackson In Fifteen Round Thriller
Lew Tendler wins a fifteen round decision over Willie Jackson at New Haven Arena with Benny Leonard watching. Referee Dave Fitzgerald awards Tendler the verdict amid crowd support. Jackson proves tough as Tendler muscles ahead in later rounds and the bout hints at a future title clash. Allen defeats Marengo in a lopsided ten round bout, showcasing form and suggesting a May match option with Kunz.
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Benny Leonard
Lew Hendler
Philadelphia
Willie Jackson
New York
Buté
New Ha‘ven
Dave Fitzgerald
Tendler
Vers
New Haven
Jackson
Minsta
Wendler
Tpendler
Son
Trender
Lendler
Wendie
Fendler
Stendler
Hardin
Mendler
Roune Nin
Innei
Fendlere
Pendler
Hound Ten
Jack~ San
Rowacl
Phivicin
Gotham
Tendlers
Hound
Dave Pitegerald
Allen
Marengo
Red Allen
Bridgeport
Tommy Marengo
Boston
Munitions City
Maranvo
Will
Tlalian
Kans
Stage Sunday Games at Harrison New Jersey
NEAV WORK April 20 Ree War championship pages of the National and American Leagues will be played every Sunday hereafter at the former Newark federal park. A weekday game will be reduced to Polo rounds at Tibbetts field, Brooklyn, with Harrison Park hosting Sundays. President Toner of the National League admitted that both leagues will use Harrison Park on Fridays.
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NEAV
National
Newark Federal
Tibbetts Field
Brookllyn
Harrison Park
Toner
National League
Hirvisvon Park
Buridays
How They Stand Vester Results and Postponements
Vester standings show numerous postponements due to cold and wet grounds. Cinema and major matchups like Brooklyn-Boston Philadelphia-New York and Chicago-St. Louis are affected, leaving several games delayed or rescheduled amid poor field conditions.
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Vester
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsbugh
Brooklyn
Boston
Wetyrounds
American
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Nhagu
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Taonis
Navion
Prague
Chico
Cincinnati
Joe Boston
Sandlot Boys Keeping Busy
Sunday afternoon on city sandlots hosted 20 plus amateur teams as crowds of about 5,000 watched games at Easide Park. The Federal Juniors defeated the American Juniors 14 to 0 while other local clubs like the Royal Blues and Jacksons eyed upcoming matchups, with managers seeking players and arranging future dates.
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David Kane
Easide Park
Federal Juniors
Federal Jrs
William Phalen
Jefferson Street
Royal Blues
Blues
Green
Yates
North Avenue
Fast Jacksons
Maplewoods
Jacksons
Lone Stars
Seaside Park
Eagles Jrs
Belmont Jr
Grant
Maya
Faia Irs
St. Michaels
Iy, Ale Jrs
Lawrence A. C
Favoy A. C
Daarifie Park
Pacie
Ruly
Amely
Lawrence
Walnut Beach
Red Soy
Pioneams
Wa. S. Bengals
Federaly
St. Josapha
Columns Boys
Inhorn
Walnut Hearh A
Joseph Wiser
Tengers
Wmgshs
Sleatford
Moneers
Faust Tema
Tonelars
He Aloprin
Joseph Wier
Grice Street
Brothers in Baseball Defy Sibling Stereotypes
The report notes Stanley and Harry Caveleskie as brothers who rose in the American League. While many siblings failed to succeed, Stanley followed Harry to the majors and appears set to stay with Cleveland, as Harry nears the end of his run at Detroit.
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Stanley
Harry Caveleskie
Untitled sports notes and crowd chatter from regional paper
The piece records talk of an O Neil crowd plans for May 22 and a Sunday game, notes on schedule details, and praise for a team’s performance yesterday. It mentions Bridgeport representation at a show, new owners at Afuindins, and players like Ward Chat, Wid Murphy, Roll up Shelton, and VicGiaw men in a long, lively local sports column.
English and Scottish elevens to replay International series final
The final of the International series ends tied. a replay Sunday at the Meadows. Changes include Stam Fordford replacing Casham, Cave named due to Logan’s absence, Wilson earns a regular spot for England, and Jimmy Miller of New Haven to referee.
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Job Booth
Meadows
Alex Cave
New Haven
Ehookie
Wilson
Coombes
Ansonia
Milley
Pawtucket
RNU
Jimmy Miller
Charlie Caoeper
Bridgeport Ravens
Jerri
Manrien Danins
Populie Certor
Bridgeport Travers
Waeglish International
Medicmeniad
Hie Weides
Mie
Mesenifes
Daniells
Lis Uridanyiweh
Mephen Hanmer
Tiiglish International
Deryniv
Berlin
Derby County
Gernany
Boxers and clubs face uncertain season shifts
Ragged wartime era notes list pitchers and boxers, Shelton and Bridgeport clubs, and players switching teams. It mentions Phillip Lower handling Rohe interests, Rohl near retirement but welcome in boxing circles, and several Connecticut and New York games, with Stratford andBridgeport rovers in Cup play.
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Murphy
Walt
Tommy Rohi
Shelton
Ikoki
Young Trooks
Eddie LeTour
Phillip Lower
Perry Avenue
Shelton Tower
Rohl
Soeal
Teg Pawea
Tall
River
New England
Bridgeport Rovers
Connecticut
Jetimies
America
Baturidiy
Ak Paws
Stamford High to Meet Local Team Tomorrow
Bridgeport High School beat Norwalk High 8 to 3 at Norwalk. Hawes Tyern Stein Hammeat Reuther and Korseck shone for Bridgeport as Howie Williams eyes a tryout with the H. S. team.
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Stamford High
Bridgeport High School
Norwalk
Lavery
Hawes
Tyern
Stein
Hammeat
Reuther
Korseck
B. H
Stamford H
Stnside Park
Stamford
Bridgeport
Howie Willams
Yea Erick
The
Pioneers
H. 8
Rutter
Dunt
Davis
Murphy
Tesreau Too Much For Moran Outfit
Springfield April 29. The astern league magnates adopted a 112 game schedule from May 2 to September 2 with 30 cent admission, part of the proceeds aiding a war fund. Openers set for Bridgeport May 2 at New Haven, with Sunday games in Providence Waterbury New Haven Bridgeport and others.
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Bugan
Bridgeport
New Haven
O'Neil
Springfield
Dan O'Neil
McMahon
Carey
Collins
Providence
Waterbury
Park City
Marling
Bridgeports
Clark P. Lane,Jr
Paul Krichell
Hartford
Springfiell
New London
Worcester
Drrztors
Collins BC
Marlin
Cam O'Neill
White Sox Hammer Indians Pitchers in Cleveland
Chicago opened its series in Cleveland by pounding three Cleveland pitchers and winning 4 to 0. The game featured strong hitting by the White Sox and solid defense in an early-season foray.
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Phillies
VicGiaw
White Sox
Hammer Indians
Cleveland,o
Chicago
Clevelland
Cleveland
Leibeld
Weaver
Collins
Dackson
Felsch
Gandil
McBrullin
Schalk
Wiliams
Orth
Cicotte
Clevelann
Getz
Chapman
Roth
Wambsganss
Kavanagh
Wood
Ry A Wilkinson
Williamis
FeGriumnay
Ee Ailer
Coursbe
Tth
Mnaminn
Leen
Wriver
Cieotle
Stalen Bises
Anckson
Speaker
Siarifiva Fliva
Chuckson
Ala Pna
Navanagh
Tani
Wile Liamis
Danforth
Grog
Coumho
Groom
Sone
Combe
Doin
Masini
Wilkin
William
Bay
Agi
Civatte
Nahe
Yyr
Williama
Tee Bru
McMoullin Ty i
Willian
Cientter
SV Tribals
Williams
Groon
A Pokras Promises Tailored Salt Style at Right Price
A Pokras, first class custom tailor at 897 Fairfield Ave opposite City Court, advertises stylish salt to order with perfect fit and workmanship guaranteed and reasonable prices. Contact Tel B-6745.
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A. Pokras
Fairfield Ave
City Court
Tel
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Dixon
Joseph Dixon Crucible Company
Serrey City
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Axe
Harrison, N. J
Sandlot Boys
Stanley Coveleskie
Brother
Harry
Sunda
Phat
Wid Murphy
Shelton Way
Kid Murphy
O’neil
Mitchell
Tesreau
Moran Outfit
Sg. Louis
All
Finneran
Ram
Was
Tigors
Camp Tiite
Wittle Tinek
Ark
Dhetrosy
Presson
Q Bush
Cobh
Tobin
Maisel
Smit
Hendrix
Demnitt
Iodeon
Nnamaker
Ierber
Davenport
Ce Jens
Philadelphia Today
Tesreau St. Louis
Heisman
Siolen Br. Mayer
Smith
Stock
Rush
Gerber
Giants
Skaufe
Ber
Hall
York
Flits
Young
Kauff
Hall G
Burns
Cravath
Tanderus
Il Whitted
Meusel
Mayer
Lora
Witzgerald
Tincup
Doyle
Tesrenau
Rauff
Sac Holke
Dahle
Yasreau
Fletcher
Holke
Tincan
Py Tesreau
Matty
REDS
Tackburn
Groh
Hornsby
Smythe
Baird
Neale
Blackburn
Winge
Chase
Huer
St, Louis
Nieholf
Cruise
Paulette
Gonzales
Noma E Groh
Magee
Roush
Grifith
Bilneburn
Wingo
Tou Tiegan
Teller
Elter
Nichoff
Tieush
Crus I
I. Magee
Reh
Nicholé
Tefis
Wirst
Beils
Regan
Miler
Miter
Eller
Jack Hanlon
Olympian
A. A
Will Hingve
Benny Walger
Kid Williams
Baltimore
Meyet
Stanson
Velger Ru
Rank Dugles
Maiunnnger
Valeer
Bridgeport Cycle Co
Gilbert Street
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