Hartford Hawks Rally For First In League After Erratic Win
Americans era badly and Hartford regains first place in the league as Hartford wins at Newfield Park amid errors by the locals. Ekingdon’s one hand catch stands out while multiple players contributed, including Agnew and Neher with key runs and Bradshaw’s RBI, in a tense late innings showdown.
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Worcester Boosters Fall to Albany Five Two
Yesterday's games list mixed results across multiple matchups. Worcester Boosters were edged 5-2 by Albany, with other scores including Detroit 3, Philadelphia 7, St Louis 4, and Boston 4. Baseball and basketball results mingle with upcoming games noted for New York, Cleveland, Washington, Chicago, and Philadelphia matchups.
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How They Stand Day Standings Fragment
Hartford leads Bridgeport 7 to 5 while Worcester New Haven and Springfield Waterbury show lopsided scores. Pittsfield trails with a unclear result, reflecting a rough standings snapshot from local league play.
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Indians top Springfield 5 2 in New Haven baseball card
New Haven Indians beat Springfield 5 to 2. Wing scored four runs in the first inning aided by three hits and two bases on balls. Springfield fell behind early and could not recover as Carlson allowed two runs through five innings. Mayberry and McLaughlin contributed offensively for New Haven, while Wilson and Wilner made key defensive plays.
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College Baseball Report From State Pit Incomplete
Unclear OCR text shows a college baseball score fragment with references to State, Pittsburgh, Penn State, Lehigh, and Abbreviations. Mentions bases on balls, hit by pitcher, strikeouts, and umpires Miller and McDonald. Details are garbled. no clear final score or complete team names.
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Lincoln School Wins First Game With Howe
The Linain school baseball team defeated Igliae Mewe 3 to 9 in the opener of a best two out of three series. Howe represented West Side public league while Lincoln School represented Was Sida public school league. the winner will face St. Charles for the city championship. The second game is scheduled at Diamond No. 5 Seaside Park at 8 o'clock.
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Yale Varsity Crew and Freshmen Try Starts
Yale varsity and freshmen crews tested starts in a four mile river trial in Conn while junior varsity under Assack Peters rowed upstream then downstream. Rain shortened the event as crews logged practice and coaching. Bridgeport Post Office team defeated New Haven Post Office nine to zero at Baker Oval with Tom Meyers pitching. a return game is set for Bridgeport next Sunday.
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Giants pull triple play as Cards win tenth straight
Giants collapse as Cards secure their tenth straight victory aided by Mann who hits two home runs. The narrative describes a late inning double play initiated by Hornsby and Monroe, with key throws from Keely and PB to complete the out. The rest of the text is garbled but confirms New York defeat despite a late effort.
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Connecticut A A UL Seeks New Chairman
The Connecticut A A U seeks a new chairman as the executive committee struggles to find a candidate meeting all requirements. A former director of athletics at Sharpe is considered, with lack of time ruling them out for out of town duties and responsibilities. The committee, led by acting chair Fred A Hunt, awaits a suitable appointee and will call a meeting when possible.
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New Haven Har Cee
Boxers of Today Equal To Old Timers Kilrain
Quincy Mass July 13 veteran pugilist Jake Kilrain argues today’s top boxers rival the old school in skill and heart. He recalls his world title bout with Jem Smith in France and notes Demspey Carpentier’s era as fierce but different from his bare fist days.
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Griffin Elected to Head Hilltop Athletic Association
Len Griffin, junior class student, elected president of the Jough Sehadi Athletic Association by 590 votes over the nearest foe amid a school election held yesterday. Veronica Brennan wins vice presidency by 440 votes, Jimmy Gow Havens named secretary for the coming year.
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American poloists beat English Foxhunters in twelve to ten
Rodhampton England June American polo team led by C Thumser Earl Hepping Strawbridge and Thomas C Hitchcock Jr defeated the Foxhunters team including Major Heseltine Millear Man Major Mayor and Wanamaker by ten goals to eight in a lively match.
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Pete Herman to Meet Joe Lynch in Comeback Try
New York June 18 Herman former bantam champion will attempt a comeback when he meets Joe Lynch the titleholder in an open air fifteen round bout at Chette Meld Brooklyn. Lynch defeated Herman for the world bantamweight crown last December in a decision after thirteen rounds. Since that bout Herman has beaten several leading bantamweights and knocked out Jimmy Wilde the king of flyweights in London last January.
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Frankie Daly Wins After Tenacious 12-Round Bout
In New York the bout concluded after 12 rounds with Frankie Daly award winner by decision amid notable exchanges. Williams sustained damage through the contest as Daly pressed with sharp combinations.
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Ruth Pitches and Gets Two Homers as Yankees Defeat Tigers
June 13 New York Yankees win 13 to 8 over Detroit as Babe Ruth shines in first pitching appearance of the season with two homers. He allows only one hit through four innings before Mays relieves him, sets major league record with five homers in four straight games, and Cameron Cobb misplays a third strike in fifth. Ruth’s strong hitting keeps the Yankees atop the standings while Ehmke of Detroit injures a pitcher.
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Twelve crews race on Hudson at Poughkeepsie practice day
Twelve crews filled the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie for practice, with only the Wernell squad absent. Delays and rough water hindered sessions as coaches weighed varsity boat readiness and which lineup will race. Pennsylvania shells struggled with water intake, delaying their splash boards installation and coaching launch arrival.
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