Pennock Twirls Yank's to Victory Over White Sox
Srasseo defeated the Bears 3 to 1 as Pennock dominated for a Yankee win while Randall struggled despite solid support from fielders. Schauffihl’s hitting shone with multiple hits, and Long at third base stood out defensively in a tightly pitched game at Newfield Park yesterday afternoon.
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White Sox
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Jnterbury
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Long
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Metz
Wilken
Harigrove
Baniau
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Neher
Joe Rodrigues
Ritter
Conway
Stion
Thomas
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Hler
Smith
Solomon
Guez
Lucas
Fred
Mez Hner
Crandall
Butler Sing
Rocie
Short
Damrau
Shorty
Damon
Piler
Schautze
Zachary Allows Two Hits As Washington Wins
Washington's veteran left hander DePota held Detroit to two hits as the Senators defeated the Tigers 1 0 to 1. Haney was the Tigers' sole bright spot with a single in the fifth and another in the eighth. Umpires Kolmes Owens and Mouarny called the game in 2.01.
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Zachary
Washington
Deprota
Detroit
Senators
Tigers
Haney
Tiger
Hinlt es Blanketed by Champs 6 to 0 in Pittsfield
Pittsfield trailed Hartford 6 to 0 as Hartford pitcher Jumes Staitford blanked the home club. Hartford relied on timely hits, including a Gardella single and Stapletons advancing to third on a double, while Denice grabbed a one handed catch and doubled Gardella.
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Hartford
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Stapletons
Nobod Dows
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Caich
Baker
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Gehrig
Redman
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Sinan
Uae
Wan
Lsmond
Dowd Steals 10 Plates as Profs Defeat Albany
June 1 Nervy Haven wins 7 to 0 over Albany after Jyouglas sneaks in sixth to eighth innings. Albany errors and steals by Haven contribute to the decisive late rally as the Profs seize control and clinch the game.
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Dowd
PROFS
Albany
Nliv Haven
Jyouglas
Nervy Haven
Chieftains fall to Shelks in second game of series
In a 4 4 contest at St Joes Oval the Shelks defeated the Chieftains 196 after a close battle. Lineups list Jablonski Nelsen Shay and Marit, with Dowd Goff and Milan noted. Umpires Summerg and Hayman. time 1 37. The series continues with a game scheduled today an hour before kickoff.
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St Joes Oval
Jablonski
Nieve
Jew Haren
Trougle
Fries
Goff
Arowe
Hrovah
Piper
Martin
Torphy
Dowd
Goenin
Douglas
Milan
Galagher
Douglad
Wight
Belanger
Kenna
Motse
Bang
New Haven
Basa
Wigington
Summerg & Hayman
Hilltoppers Duel Crosby in City News and Meet
Worcester hosts a double today with Kiddie Reilly’s nine facing Crosby High after a 9 4 win over Springfield. A second game features Congress High vs Trade School for city title, followed by a Bridgeport High vs Hartford High dual track meet at Seaside Park Saturday.
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Crosby
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Traders
Kiddie Reilly
Crosby High
Watersury
Seaside Park
Fed
Black
Johnny Rummage
Reilly
Remkus
Congress High
Bridgeport High
Hartford High
Hartford
Lakeman
McTighe
Lyona
Tax Porn
Kropper
Ar Whelan
Howard Avenue Team Defeats Eagles at 16 to 0
The Howard Avenue team mowed down the Eagles 16 to 0 on Sunday afternoon at Googie Field. Tae Man and Maples starred, with Maples scoring and strong pitching by Tua. The Howard Avenue squad expressed interest in facing 12 to 14 year old city teams, and manager Paul Satumacy received notes at 329 Hancock Avenue.
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Googie
Howard Avenue
Ataris
Ike
Paul Satumacy
Hancock Avenue
Shelton League Draws Growing Local Attention
Shelton June 3 By Telegram Service Dusty League games draw fans, played Saturdays at Sunnyside Park Island Park and Buddies Field. Standings show Derby Silver Co top with 3 points tied with Adams Mfg Co and Shelton Looms close behind, Derby Gas & Electric and Silver Plate & Cutlery also in the mix.
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Sunnyside Par
Island Park
Buddies’ Field
Ceatre
Birmingham
Ft. BF
Derby Silver Co
Potter
Adams Mfg. Co
Shelton Looms
Bassetts M. Goods
Derby Gas & Electric
Silver Plate & Cutlery
Moody dispute to be settled by State Commission
WATERBURY June state athletic commission will meet here tomorrow to act on the dispute between two boxing promoters over services of Frank Moody British middleweight Moody was signed for a bout with Harry Greb in Chicago promoters pass. New York beat Chicago 6 to 8 in first game of series Pennock pitched well with support while Mulligan and Moody figures appear in local discussions.
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Rodriguez
J "Ry
King
Donahue
Thomas
Waterbury
Yordy
Conway
Rodrigues
Bragsco
Alex Schauffel
Lucas
Neher
Brasscos
Milius
Andy Rusher
Springfield
Worcester
Best
Graham
Duckett
Cousineau
Post
Herman
State Athletic Comussion
Frank Moody
George Mulligan
Mooody
Harry Greb
Hee
Andy Parker
Bridgeport
Elaine Moody
Pat Heed
Natick
Mass
Bridgepont
Chicago
New York
Pennock
Brooklawn Spring Tourney Sets Second Round Pairings
Brooklawn Country Club announces second round matchups in the spring tourney. Featured twenty players include G Williams vs A Winter and W Weadon against R Ellis. Attendance in Syracuse remains poor and President Toolota favors moving the franchise next year.
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Brooklawn
Brooklawn Country Club
O, G Willams
Alpheus Winter
A. Winter
C. G. Williams
Syracuse
Toolota
Milford Swim Board Meets
Milford swimming association forms and plans summer events at Walnut and Myrtle Beach. The feature race is the 100 yard women's junior championship to be held in July. Officers elected include President Henry Pearson and Secretary Wilford Swift, with Captain Ashworth as treasurer and directors John Martin, Henry Knuth, H C Sheltz, Edward Barrows, and John Ambrisco.
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Walnut
Myrtle Beach
T He Association
Boteford Hall
Henry Pearson
Joseph Tom* Boy
Wilford Swift
Captain Ashworth
John Afartin
Henry Knuth H.C. Sheltz
Edward Barrows
John Ambrisco
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