American League Team Standings From Sunday Results
In the latest American League standings notes, games outcomes are listed with teams visiting key venues. Philadelphia and Boston face Pittsburgh and St Louis, while New York and Washington show recent results.
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Albarc
Pittefied
Bridgenort
Philadelphia
Mcinnath Poastbor
Skork
Boston
iGimairaar
Pittsbursh
Immo
St Lows
Bejay
Noreland
Jopbington
Teddy
Cleveland
Kia
New York
Washington
Weatogue Golfers Match Racebrook Country Club
Weatogue golfers from Stratford meet Racebrook Country Club of New Haven in an inter club match on Yatter's links this afternoon. Tris leads off the series with a self match as the return leg is planned for late August at Weatogue. Players must assemble at the Weatogue bird house at 12745 Op My for the start.
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Andy McGarthy
Aartford
Law Dewey
Isefty
Quiiey
Weshington Park
Nish
McCarthy
Dewey
Washington Park
McCarthy Wey
Taller
Rat
Anderson
Sol Stone
O'Brien Lewis
Et Stokes
Canada
Dee
Westogne Country Clan
Stratford
Racebrook Country Club
New Haven
Pike and Banks Set for New England Net Title Final
Hartford June 4 Pike of Springfield Mass and L M Banks a Yale senior of Brooklyn will meet in the finals of the New England team championship on the grounds of the Hartford Golf Club Thursday. Pike beat J E Jenne 6 1 6 2 and Banks defeated A De Turenne 6 1 6 1 in the semi finals. Doubles saw Fearno and De Turenne beat Soda and Chase 6 2 7 3 and Pike and Davenport defeat Banks and James 6 4 6 3 with the latter match in the semi finals. The other semi final in doubles Wiley and Clyde vs Fenno and De Turanne was halted by rain. the doubles will be completed tomorrow.
Perfect Fielding Backing Up Fine Pitching Defeats Sox
Chicago loses 3 to 1 as Detroit wins the opener behind steady Detroit hitting and erratic White Sox pitching. Ray Schalk reaches 900th major league game milestone. detailed box score lists players and batting totals with an emphasis on Danis Hela-C pitching for Chicago and Dauss Kerr Payne for Detroit.
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Sox
Chicago
Danis Hela
Detroit
Ray Schalk
White Sox
Uy Cricagg
Jonx
Weater
Cobb
Jack
Felah
Heifan
Colin
Schalk
Botso
Taber
Kert
Dre
Murphy
Payne
Tota
Teena
Kerr
Chierzgo Ooryvegris
J. Collins
Hellman
Covb
Bush
Ainsmith
Dauss
Faber Kerr
Yvaber i
Nallin
Dineen
Poughkeepsie Course Abandoned This Year For Regatta
Cornell and Syracuse crews seek Olympic squad spots and the Poughkeepsie regatta may not be permanently moved. Intercollegiate rowing shifts to Cayuga Lake this season but regatta hopes, aided by restored railroad and lodging, point to a return to Hudson. Meanwhile the undefeated King Pin A C accepts a Sunday game challenge from the White Sox Cubs at Seaside Park with Cubs seeking a permit for Diamond No 3 between 12 30 and 3 30 PM.
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New Fore
Cornell
Syracuse University
Cayuga Lake
Poushkeetsk
Hudson
King
A. C
White Sox Cubs
Seaside Park
Cubs
Ground broken for large open air arena project
Bridaepoert Amusement Co Inc breaks ground on an open air boxing and amusement arena on the old Barnum lot joining the Casino. The oval layout will be tiered for about 6000 spectators with eight foot boards and spaced seating. Work to begin immediately aiming for an open air show by month’s end.
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Barnum
Bridaepoert Apblong & Amusement Co. Inc
Dwle
Everyénias
Jesse
Kelly the Big Smoke in Giants' Win Over Braves
New York defeated Boston 11 to -, with Douglas lasting long and Hubbell effective. Kelly homered and drove in five, while multiple players contributed in a high-scoring road game. PITCHERS Douglas and Fillingim faced 10 baserunners amid a tense matchup with various errors and key hits.
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Kelly
Giants
Braves
Boston
New York
Douglas
Hubbell
York
Volelier
Dave
Syith
Fort
Yue Ce
Petcher
Maranville
Toston
Youngs
Doyle
Mann
Ford
Rome
Burns
O'Neil
Young
Smith
Fletcher
Ieecher
Pillingira
Blaranville Hoike
Beuzlaz
Fillingim
Dovlag
Innix
Park City Factory League Sets Four Afternoon Games
Park City Factory League hosts four games this afternoon with rivalries shaping the action. Bridgeport Brass vs Wilton Machine Tool Co at 1 30, Acme Shear vs Ly Brass Main Plant, Holmes Edwards Park, and American Chain vs Holmes Edwards at Seaside Park 3 30. Main Plant star pitcher sal expects a strong showing as the league pursues a .300 team mark.
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Park City Factory Teague
Bridgeport Brass
Unione
Wilton Machine Tool Co
Holmes & Edwards
Suc
Royal Battle
A.W. Burritt Co
Acma Shear
Ly Brass
Acme
Avme
Holmes Edwards
Sesside Park
Diamond No
Tommy Roseal
Seaside Park
Telarc
Park City
Uebic
eCarthy
Biiton Norton
Larsen
Zeer
Ishball
Bilton
Bilton* Gabler
Mandel
Be & W. Thomipson
Mercantile League Baseball Schedule Revealed
The Mercantile League announces a busy schedule with multiple matchups across June. Programs list Cudahy Co. against Public Market, Hardware against Melys, and Meigs & Co. versus Public Market. Halsum White Rose and Howland Co. also feature in several games.
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Wedneway
Cudahy Co
Public Market
Hardward
Melys O
Meiga & Co
Howland Co
American Hardware
Halsum
White Rose
Morand Co
Meigs & Co
Halsum White
City League Games at Seaside Park Tomorrow
City league schedule lists No. 1 Blessed Sacraments versus Knights of Columbus and No. 5 Red Sox against Rosebud Colts at 3730. Games set for tomorrow at Seaside Park with teams entering the diamond games.
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Tomorrey
Seaside Park
diamond—Blessed Sacraments
Knights of Columbus
diamond—Red Sox
Rosebud Colts
St Louis Triumph Ends Chicago Series Stalemate
In St Louis on June 4, the Browns defeated Chicago 5 to 1 to take the series opener. Fournier drove in multiple runs, Merkle and Warnsay contributed, and starter Deal yielded four walks and one hit. O’Farrell replaced the injured batter and the game featured several notable hits and defensive plays before a late inning bruised hand incident.
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ST. Louis
Alexnu
Chicago
Eldrraby
Ind O'Farrell
Etter Terry
Lely
Su Burker
Lou
Merkle
Val
Willer
Ednas
Tetais ‘Touts
Bt. Louis
Ivai
Terry
Hity
Fournier
Basa
Smith
Sacrifto de Banbur
Lavan
Dowlle Phi
Deal
Tenny
Molloche
Merke
Warnsay
Hornsby
Basls
St. Lovin
Doak
Urnees
Hurt
McCermick
Jme
Hillies Sweep Waterbury in Doubleheader Blowout
Pittsfield defeated Waterbury in a two game set, 40 to 4 and 11 to 3. Stubing hit a first inning homer as Pittsfield built big early leads, Tilman starred on defense in the second game, and Christie, Brady, Bates and McKees produced key hits as Pittsfield rolled past Waterbury with strong pitching and error-free defense.
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Pittssisld
Mass
Junot Pittsfield
Waterbury Herg
Big Read
Stubingo
Tilman
Raplage Snover
Plite
Pee Adame
Godly Jordnay
Daiy
Birhar
Shinault
Spiblog
Graig
Thttes
Christe
McKue
Pittstein
Waterbury Oftiloods
Brady
McKes
Stubina
Capes
Bates
Aerdan
Hammond
Arm- Enong
Adams
Bages
Waterbury
Scubing
Craig
Witt
Jordan
Stubing
Underhill
Strebing
Creiz
Lad
McDonald
Hareve
Wilamis
Tealy
McQuade
Porter
Christie
Willams
Canes
Chiristie
Mc Kees
Brady MoKec
Item
McQuace Cch
Speyer
Fused Hall
Full Marathon Race to Feature at New York A A Games
A diverse field from Boston to New York will start in the full marathon race as the New York Athletic Club hosts a track and field meet. Athletes from Olympic training programs and university teams are entered, including contenders from Preston University and Yale, with international participants from Oxford and Cambridge.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Rors Athletic Club
Oval
Oupetic Autery
Clus
Sie
Preeton University
Whien
Gup
Ivers Resigns From Industrial League
Charles Ivers tendered resignation as secretary of the Industrial Baseball League after two years in the post. He urged rapid selection of a successor and praised his three years of service. His tenure included handling many problems with long hours and extensive baseball experience.
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Charles Tlvers
Industrial Baseball League
Ivers
King Pins Ready to Meet Rovers at Old Mill Green
The King Pins accept a challenge from the Rovers for a match at Old Mill Green this afternoon at 3 o'clock with the King Pins holding the permit for the Great.
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Rovers
Old Mill Green
Connecticut Marksmen Eye National Shoot This August
Connecticut marksmen begin tryouts to select a team for the National Matches at Camp Perry in late August. The event includes rapid fire and long range stages with participation open to all Connecticut residents. Officials list contact details in New Haven and surrounding towns for entry and practice arrangements.
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Connecticut
Sulen
Datiay
Con Testadis
Overwisg Ples
Olympic Rule May Keep Some U S Athletes From Meet
James I Ted Meredith reports on the 1944 International Amateur Federation congress rules affecting Olympic competition. Belgium proposes six men per event with four competing, limiting U S entries and risking top athletes missing Stockholm style events. The writer questions fairness and notes potential impact on American trials and selections amid wartime constraints.
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U. S
James I
Ted" Meredith
New York
Lyons
France
Belgium
Selon T
Belsium
Internation Federation
Stockholm
Albany Overcomes Four Run Lead to beat Springfield
Albany erased a four run edge and defeated Springfield 10 to 6 in Springfold, Mass. Key moments included home runs by Becker and Carr. Pitching saw McCorry earn the win while Jensen took the loss as Albany tallied 12 hits to Springfield's 6.
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Albany
Ponies
Springfollo
Mass
Yensen
Tod Ind
Springfield
Rome
Seers “Weller
Lear
Rangers
Bauer
SOX
Datoron
Tudeh
Steere
Mangum
Onze
Silva
Htant Marquis
Corry
Jensen
Atc Corry
Jensen L. Wild
McCorry & Ball
McCorry
Ameire
Grown
U S Olympic Athletes To Travel In Gov T Boats
June 4 in New York official notice reads President Wilson signed a bill allowing American athletes heading to Antwerp for the Olympic times of Belgium to travel by government transports. Gustavo T. Kiroy, president of the American Olympic Committee, issued the announcement on the eve of his departure for Belgium to finalize reception details for American teams during the contests.
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New York
Wilson
Olmpic Times
Belgium
Antwerp
Civi Erity
Guestave T. Kiroy
Meadows Loses First Game After Five Hitless Innings
In a Brooklyn victory over Philadelphia, Meadows faltered after five hitless innings as Myers drove in three runs with a double and a triple. Brooklyn led 3 to 1 after six, with Stengel and Tragesser contributing. Meadows left after nine with several errors and missed chances behind him.
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Meadows
Putlad
Rivers
Brooklyn
Giver Medows
Philadelphia
Ith
J. Millér
Hall
Myers
Wisitare
PTA
Banos
Miller
Frarckver
Arrors
Ivers
J. Mile
O. Miller
Myery
Stengel
Doblephy
Tragesser
Bancroft
Philadeip
Alla
Amie
Stu
Wairfield Cubs Challenge Fast Tunice Team in Kaurfield
Baseball notice from Wairfield invites any Tunice state team to a game in Kaurfield. Teams warned to contact Tommy Burns at 231 Warren Street, City, with the Royal Blues Warsides HiNtops Tackon Stars and Tigers of Wairfield named.
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Wairfield
George Street Slussen Ila
Jeng
Moet Mamragis Tohn Raypulo
Bull's Head
Shamrock Trial Horse Reaches America Safely
Reports say the 72 meter Shamrock Vinal horse for Sir Thomas Tuite’s Shamrock IV crossed the Atlantic safely. Work to ready Shamrock V for the America's Cup race continues with both Shamrocks docked and preparations underway at Sandy Hook and Hell Gate, while the 23 meter craft awaits overhaul.
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City Island
Thomas Tuite
Atlantic
Syadhisima
Besst
Tay Sound
Sandy Hawk
Deraigner Nicholson
Hell Gate
Yanks Lead Series With Pratt's Grand Slam Hit
The New York Yankees dominated Philadelphia in the second game, winning 12 to 5. Pratt homered with the bases loaded in the first inning, Meusel added a double and two singles, and the Yankees totaled 26 bases on 15 hits. Griffin, Meusel, Ruth, and Pratt led the offense, while Naylor took the loss and Moyridge, Keefe, and Rommel pitched for the Yankees.
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Eork
Yankees
Saday
Teat Phiadelphis
Ining Pratt
Meusel Bie
Pigladelpitea
Dyk
MK Laas Meusel
Thomas
Ping
Strunx
Woleh
Pratt
Bodie
Ted A
Lawl
Neston
Tokla
Walker
Gainey
Rommel
Keefe
Snrrors
Dugan- Meusel
Philadelphia
Josopangg
New Fork
Meusal
Griffin
Mesridge
Ruth
Peckinna
Igh
Badic
Homerons
Prat
Meusel
Rth
Lefis
Peekinpansh
Pipp
Menéel
New York
Moyridge
Naylor
Nayridge
Evang
Hildebrand
Timma
Browns Beat Indians 7-6 In Fifth Inning Rally
St Louis June 4 1961 Browns defeated Cleveland 7 to 6 after scoring five runs in the fifth inning led by a Gedeon triple and Bagby error. Pitcher Coleski rejoined Cleveland after his wife’s death. Sotheron pitched well for St Louis with timely hits by Tobin and Gedon.
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Louis
Bagby
Gedeon
Coveleski
St. Lopts
Levelland
Lamyn
Seileon
Chap'an
Soniker
Smith
Werty
Wa'eats
Gerber
Caldwel
Ermisz
Meyers
St. Louis
Tobin
Sotheron
Able
Wilditches
Gotheron
Ttcher
Timpires
Constella
Moriatur
Industrial League Baseball Schedule and matchups
Industrial League baseball schedule lists games for teams such as Lasomobile Co vs America Chain Co and Manning Maxwell Moore vs Eastern Malleable Iron. Other matches include Singer Mfr Co against Columbus Stapkaphane Co with all games at 3780 pm, and The Chains vs New Departure in listed venues. Schedule notes dates Sunday June 1 and Sunday June 6 in Seaside Park and South Manchester Connecticut.
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Ltsy
Fotlowns
Lasomobile Co
America
Diamond
Seaside
Eastern Malleatie Iron Co
Manning
Maxwell & Moore
Easttern
Departura
Listo
Manchester
Conn
Newport Steel Mast Replacement For Eid Race
BRISTOL FR June reports the yacht Restlute arriving with a damaged steel mast after a test revealed structural weakness. A replacement steel mast, longer and taller, was mounted with a hollow topmast to prepare for trials in Tagansi Bay. Officials expect testing and adjustment to finalize by Sunday ahead of planned events.
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Newport
Maln Mast
Vanttte Lerday
Inday
Sundari
Besa
Neys
Bristol
Owport
Tagansi Bay
Newport Day
Indians Bat Hard Behind Brown's Airtight Patelp
New Haven built offense against Hartford as Brown held the mound, totaling 7 runs behind solid hitting. Key players included Murphy, Shay, and Nutter for New Haven while Hartford managed nothing late, with Brown extracting control from the start and Head on the mound for Hartford.
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Brown
Milford A C team to battle American Chain Sunday at Galf streets grounds
The Milford A C team hosts Bridgeport's American Chain in a semi pro clash Sunday afternoon at the Galf streets grounds. Left and Bushel will be battery for Bridgeport with Chanler West Davey and McGeuther in form. Milford may start Summers or Lockwood with Yord catching. game set for 5 20 opening.
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Inne Ft
Milford A
Bridgeport
Galf Streets
Bushe
Chanler
West
Davey
Lockwood
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