Indians Clinch Win as Leasure Power Lifts New Haven
In a third game of the series at Newfield Park New Haven defeated Bridgeport 3 to 0. Leid hit a first inning homer and Leasure held Bridgeport to scattered hits amid four errors by the visitors. Wilson Shinault and Ball contributed for New Haven while Murphy, Hargrave and Kingdon produced Bridgeport’s only threats as the Indians pulled away in the eighth.
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International League Team Totals and Lineups Noted
In a terser report from Jersey City and Newark, May and Prediger along with Cliford and Freitag are listed, followed by Newark players including Rochester, Gilnan, Finneran, Devine, Craft, and Brien. The Baltimore section mentions Crandall and others, with numbers that appear to indicate player entries or game data.
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Yesterday's standings quick roundup
New Haven 5 defeated Bridgeport 2 while Worcester 3 beat Pittsfield. Springfed 10 edged Albany 9. Waterbury Hartford game postponed.
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New Haven
Pirates Defeat Brooklyn In Seventeen Inning Game
Pittsburgh won 6-5 over Brooklyn in an 17 inning thriller in Pittsburgh. Carey and Matonville delivered the decisive doubles with one out in the final frames as Yellowhorse closed out the win, with Gigsner, Smith, Mamanx, and Adamster noted for pitching shifts.
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Ly’ Smith Mainaux
Addam
Whiting
M. Trigher
Morar
Springfield Wins Slow Game From Albany
Springfield took a slow ten inning game from Albany today in Massachusetts by 19 to 8. There were 21 bases on balls during the contest. McFarland and Sweatt hit home runs.
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Balla
Souler
Worn Bennett
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Kibbe
Aly
Miller
Horn
Raigers
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MecLaugh- Hin
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Bartfield Starts Training Stunts Ahead of Big Fight
Soldier Bartfield intensified training in the city with two-a-day sessions at the Columbia A C on Stratford Avenue mulling a Monday night bout with Lew Bogael in the State Street arena. Meantime Sogash boxed four rounds with Tommy Madden as others ran four miles and padded bags. Steadman, preparing to defend in the final boat, trained at Columbia Club, while Wenter worked out at the Acorn Club and predicted another knockout. Connie Lewis of Bridgeport Athletic said large delegations from Start ford Waterbury New Haven Norwalk applied for Elekters.
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Frooklyn
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Bosasin
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Steadman
Connie
Lewis
Bridgeport Athletic and Amusement Company
Elekers
Startford
Waterbury
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Firemen win city volleyball title in straight sets
Fire station No. 6 captured the city volleyball crown by defeating Acme Shear 15-7 and 15-9 after a tied start. Officials included referee King of the industrial department, with Sherwood and Mou as line judges and station crew supporting.
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Odell
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Wargo Eurned
Local Kaceys to Play Norwalk Nine Sunday
The Milford Wheel club outfit’s only defeat this season, the Knights of Columbus nine, will travel to Norwalk Sunday to face the Knights there. The Kaceys added Marty Ryan, high school center fielder, strengthening their lineup as Racers plan Diamond No. 1, Seaside Park practice tonight at 7 o'clock. all players requested to be on hand.
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Billy Defoe Prepares for Kilbane Bout at Walnut Beach
Featherweight contender Billy Defoe has set training quarters at Walnut Beach and will begin heavy sessions at Columbia A. C. on Stratford Avenue. He plans to spar with local featherweights, including Billy Gardner, as he gears up for a Kilbane title fight in a few weeks. Defoe’s entourage of four, including his manager, are staying at the Gunninge cottage on Benham Street, Wildemere.
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Housatonic Plant Leads Factory League Race
With one third of the Park City Factory baseball season played, the Housatonic plant of Bridgeport Brass Co leads the league. Manning Maxwell Moore and Holmes Edwards tied for second. GE is third and Acme Shear Just also in the mix. The teams are well matched as the race unfolds.
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Housatonic
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Maxwell &Moore
Holmes & Edwards
General Electric
Acme
Merry
Lean
EAMG
Sullivan’s Timely Doubles Spark Chicago Victory
Chicago defeats New York 4 to 3 in 13 innings as John L Sullivan’s timely doubles and Alexander’s pitching power the comeback. Frisch and Monroe shine in fielding while Douglas is ejected. key hits include Frisch’s and Sullivan’s doubles and three-base hits by Kelleher.
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Baseball scores from American Association games
Scores show Milwaukee defeated Columbus 7 to 2 while Toledo beat Kansas City 3 to 0. Indianapolis and Minneapolis played to a 4 to 4 tie in 12 innings, Louisville edged St. Paul 5 to 4 in extra innings.
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Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
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