Rally in Third and Fourth Innings Gives Bears Victory
Bears win 6 to 3 at Newfield behind six strikeouts by Jimmy Bishop. Horace Milan and Eddie Sperber pace offense with key hits. Dowd sustains injury but Bear defense holds late. Post of the Ponies collapses midgame after stomach trouble. Sam Rossens and Joe Bloomer contribute in field and on base.
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Readable names and positions appear in a fragmentary game log. It lists players such as Sperber, Stapleton, Merer, Sehauffer, Bishop, Miller, and others with unclear actions and positions, followed by stray terms and incomplete notes about innings and baserunners. The source preserves a rough lineup snapshot rather than a complete recap.
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Bears Halt Defeat as Hitter Leads Rally
In a cloudy game the Bears mounted a late comeback led by a leading hitter. A key seventh inning saw several plays including a sacrifice attempt and strong fielding by Niebersall. The match ended with the Bears preparing for their next meeting with New Heaven Press.
Saasscos Split NuibIeHeader With Lawmakers
A hazy clipping notes a split in the Saasscos matter with lawmakers in dispute. The first game finished 4 to 3, with Johnson and Jerbury contributing, while the second game saw a disputed decision. June 6. Associated coverage from Waterbury.
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Catalano Shuts Stratford High as Trade School Nine Win 16 0
Jimmy Catalano allowed Stratford High one hit and the Trade School nine pounded the offerings for 13 hits, scoring 10 runs in the first inning to win 16 to 0. The Traders dominated with strong hitting and control on the mound, delivering a decisive early lead.
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Giants Beat Mudhens 10 to 4 In Exhibition Clash
New York Giants topped the Toledo Mudhens 10 to 4 in an exhibition game. The contest featured two triple plays in the first inning after the Giants scored two runs. Pitching changes included Clarkson and Greenfield. Bresnahan received a pointer dog and shotgun as a gift from club president Robert Meade.
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Joe Dundee To Become U S Citizen Monday
Baltimore June 6 Joe Dundee the new weight champion will officially become a United States citizen Monday in federal court He will also change his name from Samuel Lazzara to Joe Dundee Naturalization papers filed in November 1933 show he was born in Rome Italy ML 1906S vunore
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Sem Post Condition Reported as Fair After Game Collapse
The condition of Sam Post, who collapsed in the Springfield dugout after the fourth inning in a game with Bridgeport yesterday, was listed as fair at St. Vincent's hospital. He suffers stomach trouble and details remain undisclosed. He was removed from the park following efforts to revive him.
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White Sox Triumph Over Red Sox Behind Lyons Pitching
Boston, June 6. Ted Lyons won his second decision in the series and his tenth of the season as Chicago beat Boston 10 to 2. The White Sox extended their streak to four straight wins in the series and have 12 victories in their last 14 starts. Lyons improved to 10 wins and 2 losses, matching teammate Clancy who went 5 for 5 as Boston fielded poorly.
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Thomas Clancy
Red Sox
Congress Falls to Norwalk 10-2 in Fast Battle
Congress High School baseball lost to Norwalk High 10 to 2 at Seaside Park. Norwalk pitcher Char nock earned the win. Congress pitchers Badie and Sakowicz struggled. Congress totaled 14 hits to Norwalk’s 17 as Dolego and Baker made notable defensive plays. Remaining schedule includes Bethel, Stratford, and Fairfield games this week.
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Jimmy Baxter Joins Bears After Cliff Best Release
Ammy Baxter, a former Yankee hurler, joined Bridgeport as Cliff Best was released. Baxter, right handed, will be in uniform today as the Bears face New Haven. He had spent much of 1925 with the Yankees and last season with Toledo in the American Association. Cliff Best left New Haven after failing to reach peak condition. Neal Ball resigns as New Haven manager. Gene Martin succeeds him amid a slump that dropped the Profs from first to seventh.
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Gunn Qualifies for Open Titular Tourney
Atlanta May 6. Watta Gunn, Atlanta amateur, and Walker Kennett, Tampa, and Fairly Clark, Savannah, pros, led 15 golfers from four states in a 36 hole Open golf qualifying at Oakmont. Gunn shot 147, Kennett and Clark 161.
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