Local players lead in batting as Fisher hits .397
Four Bridgeport athletes exceed the honor mark led by Fred Fisher batting .397. Joe Cosgueure missed two games but ranks high, Edie Byars at .357, Mull Jen at .344, Sertus Junira .313, Emmerich .301, Sam East .291, Riperton 275, Snuch 275, Rodriguez 275, Jimmy Irving .233. Gary Fortune tops pitching with six or seven starts, Fried 4 of 5, Howe and Johnson 6 of 8. Details through June 1.
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Bridgeport High to Meet Danbury Team Tomorrow
The Bridgeport nine travel to Danbury to face off with the Danbury team in a key early meeting. The Orange and Black aim to rebound from a prior loss and gain ground in the state schedule with upcoming games against Greenwich and Crosby High.
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Bridgeport He Sechant
Denbury
Oh High School
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Waivers Sought On Ball And Mathog By New Haven
New Haven baseball club seeks waivers on Neal Ball and Sale Mathog to keep within league limits after adding Snooks Dowd. Mathog is a strong fielder with limited power, likely to be claimed by another Eastern League club. Ball, limited to coaching duties, remains valuable as a veteran adviser. Fisher to play right field for New Haven.
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Westports Lose In 42 Inning Game
Westports fall 12 inning marathon to the Crescents of Norwalk 8 to 7 in a tense afternoon tilt. Crescents rally from behind in the ninth with four runs to tie, then score two more in the twelfth on errors and hits. Shippess hits first homer of the season, Hartgan belts a triple, as both teams slug despite rain and late-inning drama.
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Norwalk
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Aessason
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Tirigun
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Nashville Infielder Hillis Rejected by Watoeiry
Trave Hillis, a pean infielder, was rejected by Watoeiry and is tied to the Nashville club through Bobby Murr ter nreestey. Nashville is negotiating with Hockester while a Southern league deal looms. Hills has reportedly died and owns Rot pare to go South.
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Witte
Alivine Glib
Southern Association
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Nashville Tiger
Bobby Murr
Nasrhville
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Gas Light Nine Beats Triple A's at Seaside Park
Gas Light Nine defeated Triple A's yesterday at Seaside Park in a showcase of top form. The Territorial Melding of Minin highlighted efforts by former Stridgeport Afghaschool participants and featured sharp Tach, Cu, and AAI Feed 14 Triple Abs performances.
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Senators Bunch Hit Browns To Take Series Second Game
Washington bunched the Browns off in the fourth inning to win the second game of the series at St. Louis. Zachary allowed twelve hits and was strong in the pinches while Washington produced three double plays.
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Corinthian Nine Tames Trumbull Combine 10 to 5
The Corinthian Lodge defeated the Trimbull combine by ten to five on Saturday. Hox and Black led the winners with strong hits while Murray homered for the Trumbull side. Dufis impressed in catching as the game featured solid defense and timely hitting.
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Yankees Face Pitching Question Amid Star Power Debate
Miller argues the New York Yankees rely on too many star pitchers as they push toward another pennant. Mays defends his mound work rate, noting that regular bullpen rotation and frequent mound turns keep him sharp, while others like Jones Bush Shawkey Hoyt and Glazewski tally mixed win totals under ongoing pitching scrutiny.
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Yankees
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Herman and Kaplan to Box Tomorrow at the Pot Grounds
Chronicle of an upcoming boxing card notes Herman and Kaplan set to fight tomorrow at the Pot Grounds. Details are fragmented but state Herman wins by decision in the first hour and Kaplan takes the second bout.
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Lars Island
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Kaplan
The Sportlight: Grantland Rice Looks at Sports World
Grantland Rice surveys a vast sports horizon from golf and tennis to boxing and baseball. He weighs Hagen versus Sarazen for the British Open tilt, Wilde versus Villa in boxing, Richards and Johnston at Wimbledon, and a looming Yale versus Navy clash while noting Yankees dominance and growing football debates.
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Jimmy Wilde
Pancho Villa
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From Caddie to Champion in Iron Play Tactics
Advice on iron play from a renowned amateur line, stressing control and firmness. It covers stance, swing, and club choice for irons, mashies, niblicks, and more, with emphasis on compact three quarter swings and avoiding overswing while maintaining precision. The guidance cites figures like Bobby Jones and Chick Evans as exemplars.
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Francis Quinnet
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Luque Pitches Reds To Victory Over Phillies
Luque limited Philadelphia as Cincinnati won the second game 2 to 0. Glazner pitched solidly until the third inning as three hits and an error produced the Phillies’ runs. Ca vensy’s error and two more hits saved the Reds from a shutout in the fourth. Luque earned his seventh win in eight starts this season.
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Fairfield Legion Defeats A. R. Nine 13 103 Score
Fairfield American Legion nine overwhelmed Bridgeport Sokels, winning 42 to 3 at Legion Field. Risley pitched well through two innings before McGarry finished strong, while Banas exited early and Larkin allowed runs after relief. Cavanaugh, Russell, and Leahy starred in the lopsided victory.
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Racquet Tourney of N E on in Hartford
Hartford opens the 22nd annual New England tennis championship drawing top entrants from New York and international names like Manuel Alonso. The event includes Japanese star Fukuda and Californian Dinwoodie among 20 high class Metropolitan players, with local entrants from Yale’s tennis team.
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George &. Vanderbilt Ward
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Firpo Knocks Out Herman in Three Minutes of Fury
Havana crowd of 6,900 watched Luis Angel Firpo decisively stop Italian Herman in three minutes. Firpo dominated with fierce rushing and powerful blows, landing a final jaw shot that felled Herman, ending the bout as referees counted out the fallen challenger.
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Kaceys conquer Veteran Combine in 15 to 7 win
The Knights of Columbus defeated the Veterans of Foreign Wars 15 to 7 at Bullard's Field yesterday afternoon. Gramy Lavery pitched four innings before Billy Nelson finished the game, limiting the Veterans to one run while the Kaceys won their first real game after three exhibitions.
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Wheeler Wins Doubles Title At State Meet
M Wheeler and Joseph B Morse of the New Traven Lawn club won the doubles championship by defeating A W Chapin of Springfield and A Ware Merriman of New Haver 5 1 4 6 Ged. Chapin took the singles title after defeating Morse in the final. Morse eliminated the local boy in the semifinal.
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Joseph B. Morse
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Red Sox defeat Hartford semi pro club in benefit game
In Hartford on June 10 the Red Sox beat a local semi pro club 12 to 1 in an easy afternoon victory played for the benefit of disabled veterans. Players Simpson Stenosky Jelly and Bulaoon contributed to the win.
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Barstow Red Sox
Three Inter Church Baseball Games Tonight
Three league games are scheduled at Seaside tonight. Methown Congregational faces Reshylerians, Bethe plays Stratford, and Park Street United Congregational clashes with Washington Park. Thursday features a matchup between First Methodist and United Congregational.
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United Congregational
Le Chapucin Captures French Derby Prize
Le Chapucin ridden by F. Wi won the Jockey Club race known as the French Derby at Chantilly with Niceas second and Sr Gallahad third under McGee. Fashion overshadowed by commoners as spring styles return. Heirs from large English estates head to Oxford for a special agriculture course.
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Columbia Oarsmen Enjoy Day of Rest at Crumb Elbow
Poughkeepsie New York June day. Columbia crews take a rest as piano music and newspapers drift through Crumb Elbow. Coach Jim Rice adheres to routine and plans aimed at Sunday recovery for rowers.
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Crumb Elbow
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