Bears Beat Ponies 2-1 As Rush Secures Third Straight Win
Andy Rush allowed five hits over seven innings to lift the Bears to a 2-1 victory over the Ponies in the opener of a series at Newfield Park. Joe Bloomers rough start spurred three Bears runs in the first inning while Rush and relief pitching shut down Springfield’s attack. No errors by the home side and sharp fielding highlighted the win as the teams prepare for the next game with Ken Sedgewick set to start for the Bears.
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Bears
Andy Rush
Ponies
Joe Bloomer
Springfield
Beare Mer
Moon
Newfield Park
Rush
Pontes
MacPhee
Andy
Bloomer
Joe Bloomers
Joe
Emmerich
Milan
Roser
Emm Merich
Bosse
von Meyer
Lacey
Innnings
Benes
Niebergail
Albert
Anningland
Bartell
Guy
Stapleton
Errond
Herrera
Schauffel
Mr and Mrs McNeil Win Brooklawn Mixed Foursome
Mr and Mrs Archibald McNeil won the Brooklawn Country Club mixed foursome with a low net 63. The event featured a two third handicap drive format. Second place went to Mr and Mrs John K Williamson with 64 as scores were listed for several pairs including Mr and Mrs Harold Fish and Mr and Mrs George M N Bissell.
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Archibald McNei
Brooklawn Country Club
John K. Williamson
Architald McNeil
Jnhn K. Williamson
Mro
Harold Fish
Grays lose seventh in row as Waterbury takes doubleheader
Providence sees a seven game skid as Waterbury wins both ends of a doubleheader. In game one the Brasscos rally with two eighth inning runs to prevail 4 2, and in game two a six run tenth inning flurry seals a 4 3 nightcap. Red Barrowmake diving catch highlights Waterbury defense.
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Providence
Associated Press
Waterbury
Grays
Brasscos
Anderson
Ekelson
Twombly
Red Barrow
Dave Harris
Lem Owen Reports For Work With Bears
Lem Owen arrives from the Memphis club of the Southern Association to join the Chicago Bears and report to Manager Frank Stapleton. The roster shakeup likely includes the release of one Bear pitcher, but the exact player not yet named. Owen is expected to pitch in a test session before the release is finalized.
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Dick Bartell
Frank Stapleton
Joe Benes
Nethergall
Lem Owen
Bears
Memphis
Southern Association
Owen
Stapleton
Main Street
Senators Beat Chicago 7 to 4 Behind Lyons Exit
Washington toppled pitcher Ted Lyons in the fourth inning and defeated Chicago 7 to 4. The Senators rapped 16 hits led by Tris Speaker with two doubles and two singles while Walter Johnson pitched effectively, yielding 12 hits but keeping Chicago from mounting a big rally.
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An Po Smith
Ft Torphy
Barron
Rtf
Blayback
Fitzberger
Karow
Pourcell
McCarthy
Joanson
Harris
A Rodrigues
Kane
T Wight
Providence
Waterbury
Ekelson
Twombley
Touchstone
Johnson
Twombly
Morrin
White
Pape
Chicago
Associated Press
Washington
Ted Lyons
Tris Speaker
Walter Johnson
Sox
Hartford-Hartford Split Doubleheader in Baseball Tale
Albany divided with Hartford today winning the first gate behind Johnsons pitching 5 to 2 and losing the second 3 to 1. Metlzer Bess Barrett Clancy Falk Kamm Neia Ward McCurdy Lyons Barnabe Bonne and other players listed with score details and bases.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Albany
Johnson
Smallwood
Metzler
Bess
Barrett
Clancy
Falk
Kamm
Neia
Berg
Ward
McCurdy
Lyons
Barnabe
Bonne
Wahington
Chicago
Speaker
Rice
Harris
Sap'ifices
Peck
Dudge
Washington
Halls
hall—McCurdy
Witcher
McGowan
Hilde
Brand
Evaga
Whitman Stars as Fillies Win Two From Profs
Pittsfield took two games from New Haven 6 to 4 and 8 to 1 in New Haven. The second game was played in a steady rain. Whitman and the Belding of the Hillies led the hitting. Highlights include Sothern Wilder Moore Montague Danning with two-base hits and Bates stealing. Tabor and North pitched, with four and one walks respectively. Umpires Doherty and Conroy. Time of game 2:05.
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Harris
Rodriguez
Kane
K- Wight
Morrison
Knothe
Anderson
Touchstone
Tayrs
Douglas
Butler
Waterbury
Providence
Smith
Torphy
Barrow
Fitzberger
Bale
Long
Cronin
Davis
Rf 'Krahe
Schinkel
Keegey
Comiskey
Morriesey
Schmehl
Nelderkorn
Thomas
Jeblonowski
Donahue
Auer
Jablonowskin
Albany
Hartford
Burkett
Gleason
Solomon
Whitman
Profs
New Haven
Associated Press
Fittsfield
Hillies
Sothern
Wilder
Moore
Montague
Danning
Bates
Miller
North
Parkinson
Sheridan
Walsh
Puller
Pittsfield
Tabor
Doherty
Conroy
Griffen
Dear
Enzmann
Kemner
Kemmer
Conrey
Jombs
Morehart
Ruth
Gehrig
Mounel
Koenig
Dugan
Collins
Shocker
A Moore
Sr 'Lou
Y Rourke
Bennett
Steier
Wiliams
Ha Rice
Adams
t'Neill
E Dixon
Gerber
An Geston
O'Neill
New York
Louis
Gaston
Rice
Meusel
O'Rourke
Bisler
St. Louisa
Nallin
Geisel
Dineen
Cardinals Rally In Ninth To Beat Brooklyn 8 3
The St. Louis Cardinals toppled the Brooklyn Dodgers 8 to 3 after a three run ninth inning. Dazzy Vance held Brooklyn to four hits through eight, then faded in the ninth as Blades and Douthit reached, Schulte doubled, and Pinch Hitter Clark drove in the decisive runs. H. Bell earned the win with nine strikeouts.
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Brooklyn
Associated Press
St. Louis
Brooklyn Today
Dazzy Vance
Anc
Blades
Douthit
Schulte
Clark
Vance
Comiskey Returns To Hartford Senators
Tommy Comiskey third baseman, loaned to Waterbury of the Eastern League at season start, has been returned to the Hartford Senators and reported to Manager Bransfield for duty today. Brasscos officials announced. Hartford needs a capable third baseman.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Tommy Comiskey
Hartford Senators
Hartford
Bransfield
Catry
Brasscos
Hartfora
Dowd Draws Release As Senator Ends Hartford Stay
Senator Raymond Dowd nicknamed Snooks, former Bridgeport player, drew his release from the Hartford Senators after a brief Cap itol City stint. Senators also released Ted Odenwald to make room for Buck Lynch, the Bridgeport youth returned to Hartford by Waterbury.
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Raymond “Snooks" Dowd
Bridgeport
Hartford Senators
Capitol City
Snooks
Senators
Ted Odenwald
Buck Lynch
Hartford
Waterbury
Plan Benefit Boxing Show for Ladry Williams
Preliminary plans for a benefit boxing show for Ladry Williams, famed Bridgeport boxer, will be discussed at a meeting of prominent city sportsmen this week. Captain Max A. Baum and Lon Bogash, former promoter, sponsor the gathering.
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Ladry Williams
Bridgeport
Max A. Baum
Lon Bogash
Gehrig Ties Ruth with 30th Homer in Yankees Win
Lou Gehrig hit his thirtieth homer to tie Babe Ruth and lift the Yankees 5?4 over the Browns. Meusel followed with a homer as New York won the ninth straight in the series. Eastern League results and today’s matchups are listed with scores from Albany Hartford Pittsf ield New Haven Bridgeport Waterbury Providence and other games.
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Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Browns
Albany
Hartford
Pittafield
New Haven
Bridgeport
Bringfield
Waterbury
Providence
ST. Louis
Associated Press
Gehrig
New York Yankees
Brownes
Meusel
Gaston
W. Lpc
Pittsfield
Sprinugfele
Boringfeld
Veteran Captures Shawomet Marathon in Providence
James Henigan, 36, a Dorchester Mass Athletic Club veteran, won the 15 mile Providence to Shawomet marathon in 50 minutes flat. Albert Michelson of Bramford Conn finished second with Ted Lawson of Windsor Locks Conn third and Leo V. Hrood of Pawtucket fourth. Henigan led from the first half mile and held it to the end, the race run under Warwick Grange auspices.
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Providence
James Henigan
Dorchester
Mass
Shawomet
Albert Michelson
Bramford
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Joseph F. Kravsnick
Bobby Emmerith
Bobby
Freddie Meyer
Kenneth Sedgewick
The
Gate" Gutierrez
Ramon
Mike" Herrara
Aranda
Briggs
M’neil
Brooklawn
George MN. Bissell
Springfiel ' Ah
Dcutierres
Dohison
Rosue
Lenes
al ‘ Niedergall
Broomer
Bedford
Rt ' Roser
Meyer
Creer
Bloomer T
Bloomer Rush
Kuhn
Bradley
Waterbu
Ape 'Porphy
Ab 'Baron
Barow
Purcell
Ambrose
F Brooks
Lene
Hesse
Farrell
Yoray
Helgeth
Munn
Ice
H Po Rice
Rt Harris
Ib Goslin
C Ruel
Bluege
Ab Reeves
Ib Parkinson
Ab Bo Griffen
of Dear
A Hills
Rf Bowman
If Montague
Fuller
Danning & North
P A Kemner
Cardinals
Hartfors
Toporcer
Staten
Partridge
Frisch
Semible
Doberry
Westem
Bt. Louis
Reinhart
H. Bell
Sherdel
Ott Reinhart
Umptres—Klem
McCormick
McLaughlin
Ab Holm
W. Toporeer
Bottomley
Rf Douthit
I Schulte
Schuble
P Clark
Sth
Carey
Felix
Herman
Po Flowers
E Deberry
Ol Gleason
Ity Meusel
Miler
Erdy
If & Sothern
Hopkins
O Smith
Brooklyn Lonareidsey Enzmany
Morrissey
Fichinkel
Kersey
Kraehe
Behmeh
Mangum
Alany
Hadford
Krahe
Keesey
Schm
Hunn
Stark
Pasce
Gritten
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Bowman
Ib Moore
Snooks Dowd
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