New Haven Bears Rally Late but Fall to Prof Hurlers
New Haven recovered with four runs in the ninth to lead 7 4, but Roy Mahaffey and teammates shut out the Bears after a late rally. Profs pull ahead as Mahaffey walks and loses control, with Butler and Griffin driving in key runs. Dowd shines with seven chances, steals home, and Emmerich and Bartell play pivotal roles in a tense final frame.
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Lost Opportunity abor on noe Thimericn
Bridgeport edges New Haven 4 0 in a windy game with two base hits by Stapleton Bowman and Immerich three base hits by Bowman Fuller and Mahattey Griffin, and Strewn errors. Losing pitcher LePard. Umpires Moran Conroy.
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Horse breaks away to win by six lengths in wild finish
A chaotic chase ends with a horse breaking clear to lead by six lengths. The weary runner holds the advantage as the field jostles the final stretch. The old nag fades, stumbles, and dies near the finish, finishing eighth.
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Congress Meets Trade Nine Today
Congress High baseball team hosts State Trade school at Seaside Park in the ninth game of the season. Congress aims to rebound after a prior loss to Trade and a Tuesday win over Norwalk High. Expected lineups include Cavanaugh, Reverne, LaHaye, Maal, Jontos, Beker, Dorgan, McDonald, Antolini, Castaldo, Flanagan, Katz, Jacobs, Broumas, Ontaing Sikowicz, Schmidt.
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E. L. Leading Hitters Highlight Bridgeport Names
Raver and Mineton lead Bridgeport in batting. Bovie and Hailford contribute strong hits for the city lineup as the team displays early-season form.
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Bears Drop to Fourth Place After Loss to New Haven
The Bears fell to fourth after losing to New Haven yesterday afternoon. Albany moved into first place as Pittsfield lost to Springfield. The Hil nes and Powies now lead ahead of the Bears, with Waterbury close behind after beating Providence.
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Lawmakers Win Tanning Gam Over Senators
Albany defeats Hartford 11 to 9 in eleven innings after both teams tie at 3 in the ninth. Gleason and Helgeth drive key hits. Helgeth scores winning run with Gleason driving in two in the ninth. Hesse injured ankle for Albany.
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McDuald
Wes-Charles tract assistant manager election noted
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Jacob P. Howara
Gobuing
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General Electric Nine Leads Industrial League Standings
General Electric Nine remains atop the Industrial league with a three game edge over Remington Arms Nine. A new schedule reflects added teams and lists standings, batting 357 and fielding around .955 for GE, with Remington Arms second and Columbia Graphophone, Bullard, and Bassick next in line.
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Market Howland and Reads Win in Merchantile League
The Public Market Howland and Reads triumphed last night in the Merchantile league. The Markets beat the Post 10 to 1 Howlands toppled the Hardware mine 5 to 4 and Reads edged Hadley 5 to 3. Standings show Markets leading with two straight wins.
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Senior wins sculling championship at Yale
John Trommold of Portland Oregon, a Yale senior, won the Johann Groethius Cup for the sculling championship at Yale University. He defeated Burr Miller of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania, who was second, in the finals held on the Sousatouic Fl yer. The cup has been presented for seventeen years by Julius Coeteniua, a member of the university rowing society.
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Highwood Cubs Defeat Milford on Memorial Day
Milford Lions suffered a first loss in Memorial Day action as the Highwood Cubs exploded for five runs in one inning to secure the win. The brief item notes a local score and references a separate Paris report on Alf Ross defeating Archie Walker, with Walker disqualified in the ninth round.
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Arctic Engine Co
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Walker
Paris
Alf Ross
Archie Walker
Brooklyn
Article Claims Mat Matches Were Framed
Chicago Daily News reports in a series alleging fraud in boxing and wrestling circles. Only two matches in twenty years were on the square, as the legislative investigation of the athletic commission opens Friday.
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Associating Press
Chicago Daily News
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Ponies Win Over Hillies Take First Position
Springfield upset Pittsfield 9 to 2 to seize league lead in Springfield Massachusetts. Niederthal opened the fifth inning with a home run as six runs crossed the plate before the inning ended. Pittsfield suffered a fifth straight defeat and the Hillies faded from the top spot.
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Mass
Associated Press
Pittsfield
Hilles
Niederthal
Wesleyan Beats Syracuse 3-0 in Middletown
Wesleyan University baseball shut out Syracuse University 3 to 0 in Middletown as Dixon Minex Eiseman Travia starred with timely hits and solid defense. Syracuse failed to score while Wesleyan took advantage with runs on timely baskets?
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League Awaits Weismann Decision On Protested Bridgeport Game
Eastern League directors and managers wait for President Herman J. Weismann to rule on Bridgeport's protest of a Providence game played after the oclock limit. The decision could shape the merger and season outcomes as teams like Albany Pittsfield and Waterbury watch closely.
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Herman J. Weismann
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Hell
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Albany Ve. Eesen Eee
Springfield
Pittsfield
Waterbury
New Haven
Hartsoray
Grays
Games Today Highlight National Lineup Across Arenas
Major slate features Cleveland at Philadelphia and St Louis at Washington with Detroit visiting New York and Chicago at Boston. Phillies beat Pirates 7 to 4 while Brooklyn tops Boston 6 to 2. Cincinnati and St Louis game delayed by rain. Only scheduled games listed include Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago.
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Detroit
Boston
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati-St. Louis
Chicnnall
Brasscos Pick Up Two New Outfield Stars
Waterbury Baseball club of the Eastern league announces two new outfielders Elwood Smith from the New York Giants and Harry Purcell from Springfield. Both join the team today in Providence.
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Waterbury Baseball Club
Elwood Smith
New York Giants
Harry Purcell
Springfield
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