Selgewick Bears Beat Brasscos Third Straight 4 to 1
Sedgewick and strong Bears defense pace a 4 to 1 victory over the Brasscos as Lacey and Meyer lead the attack. Bears pitcher Selgewick stays solid through nine innings, backed by sharp fielding and timely hits from Emmerich, Bartell, and Macklin to secure the series-clinching win.
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Alloo
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Freddie
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Meyers Mace
Gimascoe
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Momiskey
Joe Hassler
Milan
Guy Lacey
Sedger
Emmerich
Are Oa
Dicky Bart
Joe Fitzberger
Purcell
Profs Win Over Providence 3-2 In Ten Innings
New Haven defeated Providence 3 to 2 in ten innings. Two Hartford errors in the ninth gave the Grays their two runs. The Profs won in the tenth with four walks, bases loaded by Twombly after Jones left the mound, Martin driving in the winning run.
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Providence
Hartford
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Profs
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Jones
Martin
Fuller
Bowman
Powman Fuller
Palls
Jay Jones
Twombliy
Kemner
Fasce
McDonald
Ponies Rally For 4-2 Victory Over Albany In Rain
Springfield rallied in the eighth inning scoring four runs to defeat Albany 4 to 2. Johnson drove in two runs with a two out hit, Yordy misplayed a ball allowing another run, and Martin finished the ninth for Wyckoff. Full box details note home runs, stolen bases, and multiple players contributing in a rain soaked game.
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Mass
Tune
Albany
Johnson
Yordy
Martin
Wyckoff
Three Bridgeport boxers knocked out in New Haven tournament
George McGuinness of East Side Pride earned the only Bridgeport win by KOing Larry McLinn in the third round. Frankie Corbett fell to Jimmy Randolph in the first round, and Tom Hiles was stopped by Ed Sinner in the first. Joe Marke listed to Tim OConnor in the second round.
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George McGuinness
East Side
Pride
Larry McLinn
New Haven
Frankie Corbett
Jimmy Randolph
Tommy Hiles
Budeport
Ed Sinner
Joe Marke
Tim Oconnor
Local Names in Patchwork City Notes
Fragmentary OCR listing names and numbers includes Benge Seaqgle Jenn Porthid Cleavant Hammond Temple Curran Nashua Lawrence Bennett Moller Walsh Duncan with scattered scores or dates. lacks coherent event or context.
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Nashua
Lawrence
Bennett and Moller Walsh Sna Duncan
Kaplan Outpoints Flowers With Ease
New York June 29 AP Louis Kid Kaplan of Meriden Conn battled Bruce Flowers of New Rochelle over 10 rounds at Queens Borough Stadium. Kaplan weighed 132 1 2 pounds to 134. He dominated with body and head shots and near the end had Flowers nearly knocked out. In the ninth Kaplan drilled a left to the jaw, sending Flowers to the ropes as he relied on clinching and retreat to stem severe body punches.
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Kid) Kaplan
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Flowers
Cards Even Series With Pirates In 10 9 Rally
In St Louis the Cardinals rallied to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 10 to 9 and square the series. Manager Bob O’Farrell returned behind the plate after a May 18 arm injury. The Pirates led late, but the Cards tied in the eighth with key hits including singles by Kremer and a double barrage.
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Batted for Haines in eighth as Pittsburg beats St Louis
Harris and Douthit lead with key hits while Grantham, Ring, Bell and Blades spark offensively. Aldridge earns win over Kremer as Pittsburgh tops St Louis 7 to 6 with Sherdel, Haines, and Reinhart pitching support and McCormick umpiring.
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Welm
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Sherden
Ring. Haines
Barnhart
Olark
Hafey
Baseball box score highlight with multiple players
Two base hits Parkinson Schmehl and Sheridan produced runs along with home runs by Sothern J Smith Bates and others. Davis Sheridan and Smith stole bases. E Miller Wilson Mangum credited with sacrifices. double plays featured Walsh Parkinson and BE Miller. Bases on balls issued to J Miller. pitching notes list J Miller as winner J Miner as loser with umpires Bradley and Rorty. Time 2 05.
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Fitzberger
Slayback
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Barron
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Hasster
McCarthy
Bradley
Ny Lynch
Smith
Iain
Bridgeport
Immerich
Lucey
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Roser
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Stapleton
Meyer
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Sedgewick
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Salmon
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Burkett
Helgeth
Farrell
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Albany
Wyckoff
Martin Lin
Hinkle
Miller
Moran
Parkinson
Schmehl
Sheridan
Sothern
J Smith
Bates
Davis
E Miller
Wilson
Mangum
C. Walsh
Hertford
Pittsfield
Balla
J. Miller
Wileson
J Miller
Auer
A Walsh
Hiie
Wila
J Miner
Rorty
Eddie Graboski Signs with Lane Cardinals
Chicago June 28 Eddie Graboski a five foot ten inch 78 pound hitting shortstop from Lane Tech and Chicago High School League champions signed today with the Bt Lane Cardinals He committed after a standout prep record with only three fielding errors in 98 games at the high school level.
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Chicago
Eddie Graboski
Lane Tech
Bt. Lane Cardinals
Brooklawn Faces Waterbury in State Golf Semi Final
Brooklawn men's golf team advances to a state team championship semi final against Waterbury while Farmingtext Country Club meets Fortford Country in the other semi final. Brooklawn has not been defeated and plans to add Fan Haviland to strengthen the lineup.
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Fortford
Fan Haviland
Gunn Tops Field in Intercollegiate Golf Qualifiers
Watts Gunn of Georgia Tech led the national intercollegiate golf tournament qualifiers at Garden City on June 23 with a 302 for 73 holes. Lester Bolstead and Roland Mackenais tied for second at 306, followed by Charles D. Hunter and E. S. Stimson at 310 and Harvard’s Stimson making an impressive 71 to equal the amateur record.
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Georgia Tech
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University of Minnesota
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Brown University
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University of Weshington
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Harvard
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S. Stimpson
Chick Evans
Stimson
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Lou Gehrig Ties Ruth in Home Runs in Series Opener
In a high scoring start to the series, Lou Gehrig matches Babe Ruth by homering as the New York Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox. Eastern League results show New Haven over Providence 3-2 in 10 innings, Hartford over Pittsfield 10-7, Bridgeport 4 Waterbury 1, Springfield 4 Albany 2.
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Fagan Strikes Out Thirteen as Sokols Edge Mohicans
In Seaside Twilight league action Fagan struck out 13 and allowed one hit to pace the Sokols Rosebuds past the Mohicans 4 to 1. Rummage yielded six hits and three runs for Mohicans while Pond also contributed.
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Mohicans
Sokol Rosebuds
Rummage
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