Americans Win Only Game in Eastern League
Bridgeport defeats Waterbury in a tense Eastern league contest highlighted by Ray Grimes and Hank Brackett, with timely hits from Roy Grimes Lai and Underhill. Eddie Lennon started for the Americans before giving way as Underhill's three-base blow sparked the seventh inning rally.
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Browns sweep Tigers in 2 0 victory in St Louis
St Louis earned a 2 0 win over Detroit to complete a clean sweep of the series. It marked Detroit's second straight shutout loss and the eleventh defeat in a row for the Tigers.
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Lehigh Defeats Wesleyan 4-2 In Middletown Baseball
Lehigh University baseball upset Wesleyan in Middletown this afternoon, winning 4 to 2. John Boote led Lehigh with a two run hit, while Wilson and Connolly contributed in the win. Wesleyan’s offense managed two runs.
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Local Scores From Southern Association Games
In Mobile Birmingham tied 3 all while New Orleans led Alani 6 to 1. Memphis defeated Chattanooga 6 to 4 and Little Reel beat Nashville and The Twin Oaks 7 to 4. A youth team in the city faced delays and confusion over a scheduled game.
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B H S NINE DEFEATS CHOATE PREP IN 5-TEAR GAME
Bridgeport High School defeated Choate Prep 5 to 1 in a pitching heavy contest led by Lavery with 12 strikeouts. Maher, Burns and Calaway produced key hits as the H.S. offense backed Lavery’s strong effort, while Choate’s Cates and Coles produced their lone run in the sixth.
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Lynn Stars Face Athletica At Seaside Diamond No 6
Lynn Stars set to host Athletica at Seaside Diamond No 6 on Sunday morning. If rain disrupts Sunday play, notify this paper. Stars seek practice games with Water, Rosebuds, Crasho, or other nearby teams. contact Lynn A. Cy at 66 Birth Street reps.
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May Day in a Wicked City, Labor and Love Collide
A chaotic poemlike piece sketches May Day scenes from the urban labor world. It blends carnival imagery with workers’ life, noting unions, police, taxes, and rent pressures as spring entwines with social tension. Public celebration clashes with market strain and political satire.
Steady Steadman Heads May 13 Card at Armory
A Connecticut State Guard A. A. smoker at the State Armory on May 10 features Steady Steadman in the main bout with an opponent yet to be named. Lieutenant Moselvey directs the program as part of a benefit event for the State Guard.
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Westerner Steady Stages War in Armory Show Draw
Westerner Steadyman from Oklahoma battled Battling Morey of Wurilord to a four round draw in the star bout at the armory A A show. The crowd, delays over overweight weigh in, and a later Angelo bout capped a night where Dick Howell was named referee for all fights.
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Relay Carnival Brings Olympic Timber to Penn
Philadelphia April reports the University of Pennsylvania hosts its annual relay carnival attracting Oxford Cambridge and nearly every major college. More than 100 schools compete for records with Olympic trials and many committee members watching performances for Antwerp. The event features the 440 yards hurdles and a medley relay with Oxford captain J G D Rudd seen as English representative.
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