New Haven Bears Fall to Profs in Ninth Inning Rally
New Haven Profs defeat Bridgeport 7 to 6 in a tense ninth inning aided by Johnny Moore’s bases loaded triple with two down. Moore drove in two to seal the win as Bishop pitched a scoreless final frame.
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KACEYS WIN OVER FIREMEN IN Fairfield Twilight League
In Fairfield June 2 the Knights of Columbus nine defeated the Southport Firemen 7 to 5. Batteries were Runs and Kish for the Firemen and Risley and Guido for the Knights. Other results: Dupont 14 over Greenfield Hall 5. Handy and Harman 6 over Southport 2. Handy and Harman 6 over Dupont 7. K of C 7 over Southport 5.
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Providence routs Waterbury in second game 25 to 2
Providence exploded for 25 runs to overpower Waterbury 25 2 in the second game of the series. Rube Zellars received strong support from his revamped lineup while Jerry Kahn, reliever, endured control issues. Wight Harris Peploski and Millsaps led the batting attack as Rodrigue and Comiskey played solid defense. Charney Fiteberger missed the game with a broken finger.
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Pittsfield Wins In Ten Innings Over Springfield 8-7
Pittsfield defeated Springfield 8-7 in ten innings, with a decisive double by Parkinson driving in the winning run after an error by Drassen. Bosse and Sothern starred defensively and Bosse contributed key hits as Enzmann earned his seventh win in relief.
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Trades League Showdown Sees Electricians and Plumbers Clash
The Electricians and Plumbers, both 4-0, duel for first place in the Building Trades League tomorrow afternoon at Seaside Park. Electricians lead in team batting and fielding as the two rival crews, plus others like Sheet Metal Workers and Carpenters, chase top spot. Standings show tight race with four teams tied at 4-1? The article notes injuries and game details from a Twilight League night, including Buds’ 1-0 win over Sacred Hearts with Fagan pitching and a two-base hit by Plura.
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Congress Meets Trade Nine Today at Seaside Park
The Congress High School baseball team faces Blate Trade School this afternoon at 3 at Seaside Park. Coach Berry S. Lyon plans LaFontaine on the mound with Castaldo catching, while Trade School expects Schmidt to pitch and Flanagan catching. The Bachelors seek revenge after a loss to the Trades and will field Cavanaugh and Revegno in the infield with LaHaye Masi Duda Dorgan McDonald Antolini in the lineup.
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Rancocas Stable Wins Feature Belmont Race
New York June 2 AP The Rancocas stable won the Swift handicap at Belmont Park a seven furlong dash with Cheops. Raphia was second and Maid O The Mist third. The race carried 4200 dollars. Cheops time 1 25 8 5. Jockey McAfee suffered a serious fall in the th race when Bilenus bolted and ran away. McAtee was taken to Emergency hospital. Effie won the other race once chalked at six to one eased to 18 to five.
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St. Michaels Defeat Prospects for Fourth Straight Victory
St. Michael's baseball team captured its fourth consecutive win yesterday by routing the Prospects 10 to 2. Pitcher J Niedzewiecke struck out 15 and allowed only two hits as St. Michael's offense produced a balanced attack. In the same league action, the Roosevelts crushed the Sacred Hearts 28 to 1 behind Downey's solid pitching and a combined effort.
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Yordy Sparks Albany to Third Straight Extra-Inning Win
Albany defeated Hartford 7 to 6 in 12 innings as Yordy tripled to bring home Parrell in the twelfth. It marked Albany’s fifth straight win and its third consecutive extra inning victory over Hartford, with Yordy collecting six hits in seven trips. Both teams scored in the ninth and eleventh frames.
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Ripley Puzzle Answer Clues Baseball Bench Note
The account describes a baseball puzzle: first two men tripled but caught at home while attempting a stretch. A third man doubles, the fourth mans anglies, the third holds the second. A double steal follows. The fifth man earns an infield hit with bases loaded and two outs. The sixth man hits a drive that touches the base runner, resulting in three outs but crediting the batter with a hit. Six recorded hits and two stolen bases, yet no score.
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