Waterbury Sensational Rally Grounds Bridgeport in opener
Waterbury defeated Bridgeport 6 to 5 in the eighth inning rally as Wacha Donahue and King sparked a late comeback. In the second game Waterbury pounded 19 hits including a Smith home run to win 14 to 3. Bridgeport Myers struggled with five errors and weak pitching.
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Lefty Anderson
Hoppe Anderson
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Wacha
Kenneth King
Jiggs Donahue
Kane
Bronkie
Schauffel
Shorty” Long
Anderson
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Eastern League YA results and schedules offered
Eastern League results show Pittsfield 12 Hartford ?, Springfield ?, Worcester 7 Waterbury 6 Bridgeport 5 and Bridgeport 14 Waterbury ?. Albany New Haven postponed. Today Worcester at Hartford New Haven at Albany Bridgeport at Waterbury Springfield at Pittsfield. American League results list St Louis 8 Boston 1 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 1 Washington Cleveland 4. Today New York at Boston Washington at Philadelphia. Additional notes on truncated text and postponed games.
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V Team Faces Nichols Church Nine at Seaside Park
The Nichols church team meets the varsity nine next Wednesday at Seaside Park Diamond No 7. Mikita J starts on the mound with Jane Smith behind him. The V team remains undefeated this season despite tough opposition, maintaining a perfect record with one win.
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Jane Smith
Y M C A Tennis Tourney Reaches Semi finals
The Y M C A tennis tournament advances with four players in the third round set to meet next week in semi finals. Yesterday Abbott defeated Walters 6-4 6-4 and Hall and Lacy also won. Hall beat Knapp 6-0 6-0 and Lacey beat Taylor 6-1 as Abbott, Hall, Foster, Hawley progress in the third round.
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Lacy
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Hawley
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Knapp
Lacey
Taylor
No E L Teams In Same Position As Last Season
Not 2 single Eastern League clubs today stand in the same position as a year ago. The minor leagues see frequent reversals as teams shift from first to last. New Haven led last year. this year the Protgs run second with Weise and Donovan aiming for consistency. Hartford and Albany show changes as Worcester, Waterbury, and others drift with uneven gains. The standings and percentages reflect a shifting balance across the circuit.
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George Weise
Bil Donovan
Apo
Skehttrne Wiktefield
Albany
Hamford
Springfield
Ovenpis Ason
Hartford
Pring Lely
Waterton
Deeport
Pittefield
Johnny Curt
Waterbury
Curtiz
A. A. A. Stages Flawed July 4 Championship Plan
Connecticut A A U faces criticism for holding the Senior state championships on July 4 with no junior contests. The Safe and Sane committee of Stamford, Billy O Connell chairing, plans at Halloween Park track noted for poor footing on clay sections. Bridgeport A C expected to win Senior titles. Roy Welch, McTighe, Whelan, Alison top contenders with several New Haven and Columbia athletes among favored medalists.
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Wilhharley Ryder
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Idgeport
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White Sox Trim Athletics in Series Final
Philadelphia June 21 Chicago took the final game of the series from Philadelphia by 6 to 1. A fourth inning rally produced four runs and chased Bob Hasty from the mound. Colling hit his second homer of the series, and Hooper starred in right field.
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Demand Diamond Permits For Sunday's Baseball Auction
The demand for baseball permits exceeds supply as all local diamond permits are taken for this Sunday. An auction will be held at the municipal diamonds to allocate remaining spots that can be used as baseball diamonds. The diamond area stretches from Soldiers Avenue to the bathing pavilion, about two miles.
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Ume
Waterbury Names Bi McCorry as Gitar Pitcher Shift
Local notes indicate Bi McCorry will be tied in as a gitar pitcher rather than a regular outfielder. Opinions suggest his run production improves with the pitching role. Mentioned is Predibutts of the Ponies, a leading hitter who recently joined organized baseball as a butcher.
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Tieen
Drague
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Ponies
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Rodgers
Albany
Bronkie
Methodists Face Burritts In City Baseball Tonight
The Methodists host the Burritts in a twilight game at 5 18 p m aiming to rebound from a prior defeat. Pitchers Wagner and Burroughs start for the Methodists while Browcp Mink Wally leads Burritts. Cleveland and Cones are out with injuries as Noble 474 serves as manager contact for games.
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New Haven Woman Leads Field at Brooklawn Open
A New Haven woman topped 37 competitors to win the Brooklawn Club Open. Weatogue and Cupheag teams set for a July 14 dual meet in Stratford with hopes to reclaim last year’s four-foot victory margin.
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Wealogue
Asi Charles Collins
Clarke Dane
Paul Cauburry
Harold Goddard
Walter 4
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Roz W Wellogg
Waterbury
Yesterda
Weatogue Golf Club
Sasco Golf Club
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Walte
Dartmouth Beats Williams In Tight Williams Game
In Williamstown Massachusetts on June 21 Dartmouth defeated Williams 6 to 1 after a five inning stretch where Clement held the Williams batters to limited hits before Dartmouth surged in the sixth scoring four runs. Key Dartmouth hitters included Hoazak Lyon Heep Shannon Clement and Coe with Stephenson contributing.
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Lyon
Heep
Shannon
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Stephenson
Bedford School Defeats Norwalk in Westport Diamond Victory
Westport June 21 Bedford school team defeated Center school Norwalk 14 to 13 on Norwalk's diamond yesterday afternoon. In the last inning each side scored seven runs. Bedford overcame a bases loaded situation to prevent a tie as Debish struggled on the mound while Walker walked seven batters before being removed. Bedford claims the town championship with no further games this year as school closes Friday.
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Norwalk
Debish
Walker
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