Lavallie and McCann Stars Clash In Busy Bridgeport Win
In a high scoring Eastern League affair Bridgeport defeated Hartford 5 to 4 as Gene McCann led the Americans with power and Hank Lavallie highlighted fielding and hitting. Jerry Gelander and Lavallie sparked Bridgeport's offense while La Vallie legged out three bases on a ground-rule play in the fourth. Hartford tallied twice in the second and briefly led, but Bridgeport answered with timely hits and aggressive base running to secure the win before 3,400 fans at Eagle Street Pasture.
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International League game recap features Syracuse and Newark
In the first game Syracuse beats Newark 2 to 1 with Mooney Neibergall and others contributing. Second game ends Syracuse 7 Newark 4 with Rivire Barnes Birch Neiber gall Lee Kneisch Brown Woodhead and Greene in key roles. Other listed matchups include Buffalo Jersey City and Rochester in a busy IL program.
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Hasty Baffles Senators. A’s Win 3-2 in Pitchers’ Duel
Hasty limited Washington to five hits as Philadelphia A’s edged the Senators 3-2. Evans doubled home two runs for the rivals, while Teckin and Rhonda produced key hits. Pitching and defense dominated, with late threats stifled and the winning run scoring on a pair of centerfield plays.
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Uhle Masters White Sox as Indians Rally to Win 4 3
Chicago April 29 Georgete Uhle dominated the White Sox while Cleveland completed a 3 of 4 victory by taking the final game 4 to 3 before about 35 000 fans. The Indians benefited from ragged fielding by Chicago.
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Worcester Clouts Hard But Loses To Brassco Nine
Waterbury April 29 Worcester defeated to 0 this afternoon before a crowd of 4400. injuries occurred when Brassco’s King and Curtiss collided in the ninth. Curtiss remained unconscious for twenty minutes and King suffered a deep chin cut. Shay’s three-bagger for Worcester preserved drive as Fuller and Worcester pitching held the visitors scoreless.
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Jepson Stars in Trinity College Cinder Path Meet
Al Jepson, noted Bridgeport athlete, starred for Trinity College in a meet against Worcester Tech. He won the broad jump, was second in the high jump, and third in the 100 yard dash, scoring nine points for Trinity.
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Worcester Tech
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Deanin
Fred Blunt
Berkshires Open 1923 With Tie Against Sokols at Seaside Park
The Berkshires opened their 1923 season by a 4 to 4 tie with the American-Russian Sokals at Seaside Park. Pitching dominated the afternoon as Virginia of the Berkshires faced Kuba of the Sokals with Higgins holding the edge on his opponent. Key players included Higgins and Smith for the Berkshires and Kuba, Bumont, and Badick for the Sokals.
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Major League records table of season games and results
New York April 29 records show games won lost and tied with runs hits and errors for both leagues since the season opened. Figures include games through Saturday April 25.
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Browns Struggle in Week Two of Major League Play
Newswire recap notes the Browns fail to hit stride as major league play enters its second week. Cardinals beat Pirates 3 to 2 in St Louis, with Haines pitching and Glazner homering for Pittsburgh. Other leagues show Giants, Cubs, and Braves varied in form. overall standings and rising Cardinals momentum highlighted.
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Associated Press
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Pinch Hit Gives Tigers 4 to 0 Win in Ninth
A scoreless game turned into a Detroit 4 to 0 victory over St. Louis as pinch hitter Woodal delivered the go ahead hit in the ninth. Danforth and Dauss pitched well in a pitchers’ duel while Fothergill doubled to start the St. Louis rally. Attendance reached 33,000 despite cold north wind.
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Alison Brothers Star At Penn Relay Victories
Alison and Valison Alison of Bridgeport A C ran on Hamilton College’s relay squad that won the event in the one mile rollers. Valison ran third man and helped Hamilton hit the wire first. Alex took the Junior State 440 title, Val third in the half mile, Matty Shane of Georgetown ran in the four mile relay that placed third. Bridgeport High trailed Germantown High for the high school placing.
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Crasho Cubs Open Season With Win Over Mohawks
The Crasho Cubs defeated the Mohawks 3 to 1 at Seaside Park. Pitching by Soldi and solid defense highlighted the game as Crasho Cubs start the season with a victory. Mohawks struggled at the plate with scattered errors and late pushes, while Crasho Cubs leveraged timely hits to secure the win.
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Bowman’s Home Run Gives Press Win over Hillies
New Haven won 5 to 1 over Pittsfield as Bowman belted a eighth inning homer the longest in Wells Park history. Stapleton collected four hits in four at bats while Tierney and Fried held Pittsfield to six hits. Leary Anderson and Leathers formed key double plays to preserve the lead as New Haven came from behind to seize the game.
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Ruth Mob After Exhibition Crowd Clash
In Clifton New Jersey an exhibition game between the New York Yankees and the Patterson Silk Sox ended in the ninth when Babe Ruth homered. A 32 000 crowd surged the dugout after him. Ruth was escorted to the dressing rooms as police aided amid a second mob outside the park.
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Donahue Shuts Out Cubs in Third Straight Win
Pete Donahue topped the Chicago Cubs 3 to 0 in Cincinnati on April 29 for his third consecutive victory and his first season shutout. He yielded four hits, three of them doubles, and walked four in the first four innings before retiring all Chicago baserunners with two outs. The Reds backed him as the Rede bunched three earned runs off Aldridge in the third and sixth.
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Eurle Captures State Wrestling Title Honors
Kaouis Eurle of the I O A Wor won the state amateur middleweight wrestling championship defeating rivals from across the state at the annual champion hip events in South Manchester Saturday night. Local amateur boxers won their intercity peats against South Manchester rivals. The girls swimming team failed to place due to no appearance from South Manchester. Riccio, Joe Morgan and Joe Smith each defeated opponents from South Manchester. Girls relay swims featured Anna Baum Grace Kemple Stacia Danielwica Phoebe O Arien in exhibitions.
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Lou Bogash to Box Jage Clarke Tomorrow Night
Lou Bogash and Sammy Smith plus two Smiths depart for Allentown Pa where Bogash meets Jackie Clark tomorrow night in their fifth encounter. Bogash seeks fifth straight win and heads toward an apparent bout with Jack McCarron. Smith is favored to win in the supporting match.
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