Bees Blow Breaks Up Game in Fourteenth Inning
In a late evening clash at Newfield Park, Murphy's New Haven Mur By faced the Americans managed by Mr. Packett. Hankus, Buck Lai, and Jene Martin led a 7 to 6 comeback as Sal Sava faltered in the seventh. Martin had four hits, including a three-bagger, and Mule Watson pitched eleven solid innings. The wind shifted the game, extending it to 6 45 as Geor ge Haven and the locals exchanged runs in a long decisive extra frame.
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Murphy
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Bi Willow
Yan
Mule Watson
Idgeport
Martin Sing
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Nutter
Connor
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Miller
Twilight Baseball Ad From Bridgeport Summary
Bridgeport and New Haven battled in a 14 inning game with Sava earning the win over Watson as the Americans edged the Canucks. Martin collected four hits including a fourth inning double, Brackett and Braun contributed key plays, while Baker and Connolly added steals and timely hits. Attendance reached 1,000 at the park.
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Yim
Connolly
Havan
Golf Tournament Opens with Big Scores at New Haven
The nineteenth Connecticut Golf Association championship began at New Haven Country Club with ideal conditions and about 100 players in qualifying. Top pairings include Couch and Rothwell of Hartford, Hovey and Singlish of New Haven, with Eng lish winning low gross and Stein low net in medal play.
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Red Cross Fund
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Lee Jonathan Grout
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Joseph Stein
Whaugatuck
Dwight Hall
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Wentogue
Rey Frost
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Seguin
W. D. McDonald
Woodway
H. C. Dewing
Hartford shuts out Waterbury 3-0 in afternoon game
Meyerjack limits Waterbury to five hits as Hartford earns an 8-0 victory. Gardella steals home in the fifth, Grimes and Briger power Hartford’s offense, while Waterbury struggles with timely outs and errors.
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Shay
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Mamee
Tuckey
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Gardella
Grimes
Yankees Battle Way to Lead in Johnson League
New York took the lead in the American league race by defeating the Boston Red Sox 7 to 5 in the fourth game of the series. The Yankees won the series three games to one. Mogridge and Bish started as the pitchers but were knocked out early. Bodie homered in the sixth to put New York ahead after Pipp’s struggles.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Clamdiggers Win By Early Scoring Over Springfield
Springfield initial surge undone by early Providence errors and weak defense as Collins fires up Shriver who sustains the lead. In other notes Waterbury endures a long winless run while Louisville and Boston lactate with notable all-time streaks in baseball history.
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Planters Take 2 From Worcester in Doubleheader
New London took both ends of a doubleheader from Worcester in New London on June 27, winning 2 1 in the opener and 4 8 in the nightcap that went seven innings by agreement. Worcester played with eleven men due to missing catcher and right fielder, and New London cashed in with timely hitting including two doubles in the eighth to clinch the second game.
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Paul Krichell Resigns As Bridgeport Manager
Paul Krichell resigns as manager of the Bridgeport baseball club after a ruling by Eastern league president Dan O Neil that stripped the Americans of two wins. He cites policy disputes and his desire to enter a trucking business in New York City, thanking Bridgeport for support and pledging to root for the Americans to win the pennant. Ray Grimes named successor. Lane acknowledges the situation as ongoing.
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Clarke P. Lane
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Eastern League Yesterday's Results Summary
Bridgeport beat New Haven in 14 innings while New London split with Worcester in two games. Providence topped Springfield 6 to 2 as Bridgeport visited Waterbury for two games. Esayrs leaves Providence after being placed in Class AI draft, Rick Tuckey joins Waterbury, and Harry Lord relocates to Deering shipyards with Portland. Pitcher Kelleher struck out 3, Bach 1. umpire Kerrine. Time 1 hour 35 minutes.
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