Bears Split as Waterbury Yankees Fall to Senators
Bridgeport split a doubleheader at Newfield Park with Waterbury Yankees and Senators. Bill Harrington batted in the opener while Smith drove in the winning run in the second game as Bridgeport overcame Waterbury pressure and late errors to win on a sacrifice and strong relief pitching.
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Hall Community and American Legion Essemble Set for Sunday Tilt
Fairfield June 24. Pete Wilson is expected to pitch for Hall Community in a Sunday game at Legion Field against American Legion. Both teams bring strong lineups for the 1924 series opener as Hall seeks to defend last year’s win while veterans aim to reverse the outcome.
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O Connor Chased as Pontes Enter Second Place
Springfield notes Pontes moves into second behind Hartford after a 4 to 2 win. Braxton’s steady pitching and Hyman’s hitting fueled the victory while Herrera’s running catch highlighted the game. O Connor of Hartford was ejected for kicking, prompting late park action.
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Olympic track team caps one race per athlete
Cherbourg officials and coaches decided late today that J H Waters will run the 800 meters, Ray Watson shifts to 1400 meters, and Joe Rays final appeal to run in the 1500 meters is denied. The 41 and 1490 meter relays keep Burgess Cochran Whelfrich and Mas Donald on separate entries.
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Giants Halt Dazzy Vance to Win 10th Straight
Brooklyn and New York clash as the Giants win their tenth consecutive game led by Bentley steady on the mound. Dazzy Vance of the Dodgers is stifled, while OsbornRelievesBrooklyn. Offensive outburst from New York and Brooklyn batters highlights the brisk contest in a tense series.
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Legion Baseball Seeks July 4 Outing Opponents
Lehigh Laird in Lairdinl June 14 Telemar Service reports the American Legion nine plans an out of town game on July 4 with manager Leo Curran stationed at Legion Hall seven to eight each night to take inquiries from teams wanting a hook. DuPont team challenges any Friday baseball squad for a series at Jannings field or another field with Manager McAneny reachable by telephone at the DuPont factory.
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Johnson Lifts Suspension On George Sisler
Chicago June 24 President Ron Johnson of the American League reinstated George Sisler manager of the St Louis Browns who had been indefinitely suspended Sunday with two Browns members after a pop bottle shower directed at umpire Holmes. Pat Collins and Coach Jimmy Austin Stall remained suspended as Johnson decides on their punishment. Sisler received a standing ovation when his suspension was lifted and he returned to the field amid boos for Holmes from the crowd.
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Albany Sweeps New Haven In Doubleheader Blitz
Albany tops New Haven in both ends of a June doubleheader 16 to 3 and 12 to 5 at home. Wight hit two homers in the second game with two on base, while Schinkel and Dowd contributed key hits and runs driven in as Albany dominated on offense.
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Peck Delivers Homers as Washington Tops New York in Wide Game
In a tight baseball day Washington takes first place with an 8 6 win over Worcester as Pittsfeld shines in late innings. Pipp belts a homer after two Yankee fouls, tying the score and lifting Washington to a 4 3 win over New York in a separate late showdown.
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