Lehigh Ed Stauffer dominates but errors sink Lehigh
Lehigh suffers a 2 to 1 defeat as Ed Stauffer spins a strong effort for Pittsfield. Wild pitches and base running miscues by Lehigh, slow fielding, and key misplays by Emmerson and Kingdon enable Bridgeport to scratch across an unearned run and hold on. Gardner’s Pittsfield victory relies on defensive lapses and timely hitting, with Silva stealing the show in the field. Bridgeport capitalizes on the lone early run and Lehigh misses scoring chances later, as Stauffer exits a tense affair with the loss.
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Gus Gardella
Pittsisid
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Emmerich
King
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Jaca
Phigh
Stauffer
Anould
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Steithige
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Scheiverine
Annie Oakley
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Smith
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Su Pittefield
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Pal Moran Arrives in New York for Title Try
New Orleans lightweight Pal Moran arrives in New York tomorrow to pursue a title bout against Benny Leonard. Moran, who has had recent success in Southern rings, will box under managers Lew Raymond and Joe Golden. A busy campaign is planned to secure a title shot against Leonard.
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Pel Mor
New Orleans
Sturther
jOlly Boxer
Benny Leonard
Charlie White
Lew Ramond
Joe Golden
Moran
Leonard
Mohawk Midgets Dominate Wayside 9 0 Victory
Mohawks secured their eleventh straight win with a 9-0 victory over Wayside Combine in the 12 year division. Thomas Gill and Lou Camel were credited with contributing to the decisive win, while Hack and Banks were noted for standout efforts amid a strong Mohawk performance.
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Chey
Thomas Gill
Lou
Lhcamel
Banks
Citr
Lebigh University Names Track Captain for Next Year
Don ield M. Wight of Jersey City has been named selecting captain of the Lebish University track team for next year. Wight is a junior who excels in the sprints and hails from Pa.
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Jeethlseem
Dine
Donield M. Wight
Jersey City
Lebish University
Wight
Hartford wins 1-0 on airtight pitching by Johnson
Albany game report notes Johnson pitched an airtight effort for Hartford to a 1-0 shutout as Wanner from Syracuse earned his first win. hitting by Wane highlighted the effort amid a injuries and rough edges in a tight early June contest.
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Hartford
Albany
Albany Yan
Wanner
Syracuse
Wane
Milrose A C Beats St Marys 3 to 2 in Seattle Park
Carl fans sixteen for Milrose A C led a hard fought win over St Marys nine at Seastle park, finishing 3 to 2. The Milrose squad showcased strong pitching from Gaz Ritching and dominated the late innings as organizers seek local talks for upcoming events and gate proceeds.
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Carl Fans
Milrose
Milirosa A. C
St Mary's
Seastle Park
Gaz
Millrose
Milivete
Samoa
Gaunts Cell
Orioles Smash Biltons In One Sided Tilt At Old Mill Green
The Orioles defeated the Bilton Stars 2 to 2 at Old Mill Green in a high scoring, one sided game. Michuda led with standout hitting as the Canidles boast the city’s fastest 15 year old batting lineup. Crab Keane Grich Polar Stub Cappy Chiss Smith Mishuda anchored the offense and pitching supported the win.
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Bilton Stara
Old Mill Green
Michuda
Jarely
Crab
Keane
Grich
Polar
Stub
Cappy
Chiss
Smith
Mishuda
Star Jrs. Wen Forfeit National Cubs Tilt At Seaside Park
The Star Juniors won a torfalc gaming trot while the National Cubs failed to compete. The Cubs will not play, and Glenwoods at Seaside Park is scheduled for 4:20. A request was made to arrange games with 10 to 13 year old city teams.
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Star Juniors
National Cubs
Glenwoods
Seaside Park
Young Women's Meet Set At Seaside Park In June
The YWCA announces its second annual field meet for Saturday afternoon June 17 at 2 o clock in Seaside Park. Ten pentathlon events are planned including standing long jump shot put 80 yard dash baseball throw and running high jump. A 3 inning baseball game will be played. Prizes include medals and ribbons for first place. All girls not in school may enter. For details contact Miss Marsden Beintich or report for practice at 3 o'clock at the Industrial Services Center 1146 Barnum Avenue.
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Young Women's Christian Association
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Pleasure Beach
Aos
Ehrell
Callineg Miss Mars« den Beintich
Barnum As
Induasist Services Center
Bargum Avenue
Annex Struggles Before Edging Lyons A C Nine
The Annex battled Lyons A C of the North End last Sunday in a tight nine inning game, finally pulling ahead 7 to 6 after a long hot duel. The Annex offense woke late, securing the lead in the twelfth and holding on for the win.
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Annex
Lyons A. C
North End
Booth and Bayliss Nine Win Second Straight
The Booth and Baylis beat the Ges company team at Leeside Park by LM to 3 on Sunday morning to claim their second consecutive win. They will play the Wasters Indians next Sunday morning at Seaside Park aiming for a third straight victory.
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Ges Company
In & Fas
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Bnd
Bayliss Hoy
Brylins
Indians
Seaside Park
Suri
Western Midgets Tie With Bostwick Opponents
Western Midgets battled to a tie with the Westwick Cubs on Bostwick Avenue Pats after a disputed finish. The team record stands at 3 victories and 1 tie. next meet Elm Street Nationals on Saturday and Walnut Babes on Sunday.
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Pats
Nanamers
Elmstrast Nationala
Walnut Babes
Alphabet Juniors Seek Scrimmage With Local Midget Teams
The Alphabet Juniors missing a key player for Saturday seek chances to face local midget teams. Their record stands two victories and one loss after a recent Mohigan Juniors setback. They invite other junior clubs to join on their home diamond and request contact via manager Barnum at 6548 Hancock Pine corner.
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Frigal
Vaniers
Matager
Brooklawn
Lund
Mohigan
Barnum
Englewoods Challenge in Amateur Baseball Series
The Englewoods of Sorry fing seek to play Ane toame in the 4 to 26 year class. They boast a fastouthit and cel can do that they will do as ja. Local amateur alasy manager Louis Beers Flace Cil plans the game.
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Louis
Bteehr Flace
How They Stand Yesterday’s Firsuits and Standings
In the American League column, Bridgeport and Hartford split positions with Waterbury and New Haven also showing distinct results. The prose is fragmented but indicates final tallies for multiple teams as of yesterday with no games scheduled for today.
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Waterbury
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Pittsfield
Boston
St. Fittsleigh
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Brook Chicago
Subscription fund to send Patterson to Europe planned
Bridgeport plans a subscription drive to fund Paterson’s voyage to England in August for an English Channel swim supervised by Captain Max Brum. He aims to beat the current channel time by about four hours, with recent swims across Long Island Sound and from Lordship Beach to Fairfield noted as progress. The effort seeks public subscriptions, addressed to Captain Boum, chairman of the Board, and is framed as a bid for the first American to swim the distance.
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Bast
England
English Channel
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Oldfield Paint
Lordsijn Beach
Sunder
Paterean
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Fairfield & Als
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Mike Eddy Likely El Captain For New Haven Team
June 3 report from New Haven says Mike Eddy, a seasoned outfielder, is the probable choice for El Capitan. Eddy is regarded as a top hitter and would be a popular pick with the student body, with election anticipated as the baseball season nears.
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Mike Eddy
West
Mike
Eddy
Gansta
Addy
Kole
Westports Seek New Record In Strong Season Start
Westports aim for a new team mark after winning 21 of 22 last season and opening this year with claims of five straight wins in a diary. Standout players are listed with high batting and pitching averages, while two minor teams form in town to challenge Bull Fravwley’s Owls in upcoming games.
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Junga
West
Shemesa
Stratford
Kernstock Lot
Bathing
Danaher
Goll
Holzkeucen
Shippey
Sacco
Hank
Perrone
Gilbertte
Ack Maddock
Greens Saring
McElwee
Bull Fravwley
Rosebuds
Saugatuck
Championship game postponed for school event
The championship contests between Stapley and Longfellow schools are postponed due to the general assembly of Grammar achoo pupils in the high school auditorium. The scheduled game at Senvido park on November 6 at 4 o'clock is delayed.
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Betiween Stapley
Longfellow Schoola
Staples
Senvido Park
Diamond
Jimmy O Rourke shines for Syracuse in Inter Nationals
Local fans note Jimmy O Rourke of Syracuse 314 batting average in the Case Internationals as he speeds through Pitt. He has homered, stolen two bases, and plays shortstop, ranking tenth in the International League batting set with 24 focuses and 24 cortesia.
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Terry
Jimmy O'Rourke
Jimmy
Pitt
Miss Elizabeth Ryan to Play for Title in Forest Hills
New York June reports Miss Elizabeth Ryan of San Francisco, a prominent player on European courts, will return to the United States this summer to compete in the 1920 Davis Cup championships at Forest Hills, with Samuel Handy as manager and key organizers expected to nominate her for the title bid.
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New York
Flinas Bev Ryan
San Francisco
United States
Samual Handy
Camain
Forest Hills
Lone Stars Win Sixth Consecutive Game 6 3
The Lone Stars extended their winning streak to six with a 6 3 victory over Plyaves. The game featured late scoring and strong defense as Wash ington and Jefferson discuss an Eastern trip for next year under Gradual Manager Rept. Murphy. The Maryland league includes Hyawarille Seabrooke Landover and Berwyn with games on weekends and holidays.
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Washingion
Jefferson Nest
Rept. Murphy
Prince George's County
Maryland
Brascos Spoil Ponies Streak and Win 3 0 4
Waterbury pitcher Dodge holds Springfield to four hits while bravos drive in multiple runs. Errors and lone extra base hits shape the game as Waterbury defeats Springfield with timely double plays and solid defense.
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Victor
Dodge
Sthaurtali
Morgan
Bero
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Pe ‘Simpson
Armond
Stover
O'Neil
Nagta Dodge
Schmeh
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Coxgrave
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Sy Doda
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Brine Tess Ad Brown
Thirty Mile Motorpaced Cycle Race at Gotham
New York open air cycle racing drew a large crowd at the Gotham Velodrome. Fifteen thousand fans watched the motor paced feature, won by Columbotto the Italian champion over Mackay Clik and Percy Lawrence. Next Tuesday John Chapman will headline a thirty mile match with Vincent Madonna Wille Appelhans and Frank Corey. Corey heads all American paced riders with strong showings in last year's Raster tag. The card highlight was postponed by rain to next Wednesday night.
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New York
New Yorks
Ous
Cheese Weent
Unty Columbutto
Ron Ingt Weedny
Gm Oh
Penn Runners Brown Brander to Compete in Chicago
Larry Brown of the Penn track team and George Brander of New York are set to represent the university at the national collegiate championships in Chicago. Brown won the intercollegiate half mile and Brander grabbed the javelin title, with both listed for the event lineup and preliminary trains.
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Dune
Larry Brown
Penn
George Brander
Bol Brown
Broder
Pram
Mount Gretna
Careh
Cape
Jase
Navy Baseball Stars Set to Graduate in 1940s Era
Navy will lose four graduating stars Hogan and Turrgin at first base Baker at third base and Rasenert from the Navy nine. The team projects a stronger pitching staff with veterans and fresh recruits, aiming for a full season against Army.
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Annapolis
Hogan
Turrgin
Baker
Rasen
Army
Uvadia i
Stormy Elm City clash ends in forfeited game
New Haven defeated Fitchburg 4 to 3 when umpire removed Redman and Hargrave after a heated onfield dispute. Police were called as tensions rose. McLaughlin fined players and officials. The game ended with New Haven leading at the sixth inning before McMahon’s ejection and the forfeit.
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Pire Melaughlin
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MeLaughlin
Leltinge Club
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Redman
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