Clary Shines as Americans Sweep Doubleheader
Slim Clary pitched the full first game and near the end of the second as Gene McCann's Americans defeated the Springfield Ponies in both ends of a doubleheader here yesterday. Bridgeport rode Clary’s bat and mound work to a 6–1 win in the opener and a 3–2 victory in the nightcap, with Clary earning credit for both wins.
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American Association Eyes McDonald and Summer Inquiries
In a clipped note the American Association references McDonald and Summer amid unnamed discussions, signaling forthcoming actions or reviews. Details are sparse, but the names point to possible personnel or committee involvement within the organization.
Athletics Trim Cleveland and Remain Second
Cleveland fell short as Philadelphia powered ahead with strong pitching and key hits. Hasty outpitched Uhle in a seven inning duel, while Speaker and Jameson led the offense with multiple hits including a three base swing by Speaker. The game featured notable baserunning and defensive plays, keeping Philadelphia ahead and Cleveland in second place in the standings.
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Moran's Home Run Lifts Phils Past Cubs in Series Opener
Johnny Moran connected for a two run homer in the fourth as Philadelphia rallied against Ernie Osborne to beat Chicago 6 to 4 in the series opener. Glazner settled after a rocky start while Fussell followed Osborne on the mound fanning key hitters with runners aboard.
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Lenox Colt Nine Tops Triple A In League Play
Lenox Colt Nine defeated the Triple A team in a late-season league game. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a commanding win by Lenox Colt Nine with standout play from key players and coaches to secure the victory on the road.
Bridgeport Raceys Defeat Shelton in Narrow Victory
Bridgeport Raceys defeated Shelton yesterday afternoon with a 12 to 0 score. Tondaivery led the offense with seven hits and 19 strikeouts for nine men.
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Mridweport Knights
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Major Leagues Week Record Summary for June 10 to June 17
New York June 17. The week's Major League record lists games played won and lost with runs and hits. Opponents and errors are noted for both leagues across the period ending June 17.
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New Haven Police Athletic Meet Set for July 2 at Lighthouse Point
July 2 event planned by the New Haven Police Athletic Association invites twenty two city police departments to enter in nineteen events including open police and athletic divisions. Entries expected from various cities with blanks obtainable from police headquarters.
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Mohawks blank Bellmonts 9 100 in junior league win
The Mohawks defeated Bellmonts 7 to 0 at Seaside Park in a junior league game. Messerole weakened in the sixth inning allowing two runs. Connell powered the Flaws with multiple hits as the Mohawks improve to 27. Measerole led Burnell Stowe and Alanton in the Mohawks lineup.
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New Haven Honors Bayrs but Profs Slaughter Teai
New Haven fans marked Eddie Bayrs Day as the Profs battered the former Iota star in Worcester. Bayrs faced eight hits in three innings and Worcester scored six. Davenport yielded four hits as Bayrs received a gift and cuff links before the 12 to 1 final.
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First Baptists Win Church Meet Triumph at Park
The Most Baptist church team defeated rivals at Ing out West Park with a tight margin. Kramer Totnes and track captain M.S. led, each winning events double and single. Results show Callex First, Presbyteria, Hirst Baptist, Sumnerfeld, Rockiat United, and Newfield teams scoring.
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Inter-Department Baseball Opens June 27 Schedule
The Inter-Department baseball games start June 27 with teams from Bidgenort Trade School, including electrical, flame ing gonshine, machine, Wood Workers, Automobile, and Drafting nines. Diamond No 1 hosts Electric vs Flammable and Machine vs Wood Workers, with Automobile and Drafting nines featured.
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Filipino and Veteran Champ Set for Tough New York Clash
Philippine veteran Luis Angel Firpo defeats American heavyweight Jim Hilliard in two rounds despite heavy rain and crowd unrest in Mexico City. Reports from New York note Jimmy Wilde of Wales preparing to defend his flyweight title against Pancho Villa of the Philippines, with analysis of Wilde’s age and power as Villa’s windup before the bout.
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Dodgers halt nine game Cincinnati win streak
Cincinnati, June 17 Brooklyn shut down the Reds nine straight wins 9 to 1 in the series opener. Vance pitched hitless ball into the third and the Dodgers exploded with four home runs and timely hits, chasing Donohue early and leaving Cincinnati with a thin late rally.
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Bogash to Meet Palmer in Philadelphia Bout Tonight
Lou Bogash faces Kid Palmer in an eight round semi final at Philadelphia National League baseball park tonight. It’s their second meeting with Bogash having won a decision for the Quaker Club in New York two months ago.
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Lew Tenderga
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St Mary Uselell Park
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Bridgeport Club Wins Moose Track Meet in South Manchester
Bridgeport Athletic Club secured its first win of the season at the Moose track on field meet in South Manchester. Al Anderson’s team defeated New Haven Heckers 22 to 14 in the point honors race. Rey Welch Sullivan Lee Vas ser and Hi Leybold led the rivals with four points each.
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Moose
Manchester
al Anderson
New Haven Heckers
Ero
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Sullivan
Lee
Vasser
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Milford Hy on Ball Team Star Foster Leads Weak Season
Milford High baseball endured a rough campaign with only three wins in eleven games. Foster led the team in hitting and batting, posting a strong .577 average with 4355 on base, plus 76 runs batted in across all games and five walks, as Milford faced Derby West Haven and others.
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