Bridgeport Americans Win In seventh on Lai Drive
Bridgeport beat Springfield 4 to 2 at Newfield Park as Buck Lai scored on a grounder in the seventh, McLaughlin driving in another run. Loftus handled the mound for Bridgeport amid late game scrambles and a sixth inning dustup between Emerick and Mayer. The crowd braved cold weather as Lennon clocked the win while Pouliot and Bransfield aided a tense defense.
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Sivers Wins Championship at New York Shoot
George E. Silvers of Seaside Gun Club won the class B gold medal at the New York Athletic Club annual championships on Travers Island New Jersey scoring 194 of 200 in heavy rain. R TL Spotts led overall with 188 of 249, while Charles H Newcomb won class A with 198 of 206. C W Berner took class OC with 388, W R Delaharty claimed class D with 178, R R Debacher class EB with 156, and H Dennis class F with 148. About 100 gunners, next Friday and Saturday May 7 amateur national championship events will be held at Travers Island.
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Worcester Lump Saggly Wins 8 6 Over Waterbury In Sakon Opener
Waterbury opened Sakon play with Worcester scoring three runs in the sixth to win eight to six. Colley, a former Worcester pitcher, yielded four hits while Hogan, an amateur, held Waterbury to one hit. Worcester’s runs came on a single by Murray, a King hit, Belanger’s triple, and Conway’s fielder’s choice scoring Belanger.
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Hauck's Twirling Defeats Benders Indians In Exhibition
Hauck pitched well for Hartford earning a 4 to 0 win over New Haven on May 1. The game ended after the first half of the ninth inning by agreement as New York Americans awaited an exhibition contest with New Haven. The report also notes confusion over sporting goods taxes and unrelated clerical mentions.
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Thomas wins San Joaquin 150 mile race at average 100 mph
In Fresno California this afternoon Thomas clinched the third annual 150 mile San Joaquin Valley classic with a time of 1 hour 29 minutes 6.45 seconds. He maintained an average speed of about 100 miles per hour.
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How They Stand Yesterday’s Bridgeport Springfield Worcester Waterbury Hartford New Haven
Standings show Bridgeport 4 Springfield 3 Worcester 5 Waterbury 1 Hartford 4 New Haven 0. Today’s schedule lists New Haven at Bridgeport Pittsfield at Albany Springfield at Hartford Worcester at Waterbury.
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Cardinals defeat Cincy after pitchers' duel
May 71 LOUIIs. Fovurnis triale and Lavan's long fly in the second inning sparked a pitchers battle between Haines and Marquare, giving St. Louis a 2 to 0 win over Cincinnati. Catcher Rariden reported to the Reds today.
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Baseball Roundup Notes Early Season Standings
The American and National leagues show Brooklyn's strong start with pitching and timely hitting, while Cleveland relies on heavy batting to regain leadership against Washington. Boston Philadelphia and others post steady weeks, with Yankees and Senators facing fielding errors and pitching challenges. A Japanese Waseda team arrives in San Francisco for a U S tour, with matches planned across colleges and clubs.
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California Legislature blocks 15 round boxing bouts
Sacramento reports the California Legislature yesterday failed to approve legalization of boxing with 15 round bouts. The body also defeated a proposed constitutional amendment to create a war veterans controlled committee to regulate four round boxing.
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Harding’s Patience in Golf Shines Even as Shots Fail
Charles Chick Conright recounts a Chicago to Washington golf outing with President Harding, noting his calm focus and cheerful demeanor despite imperfect play. The piece highlights Harding’s love of golf, his patient approach, and the relaxed camaraderie with aides Melos of Minnesota and Henry P. Wetehee, underscoring golf as a respite from state burdens.
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Allen Meets Luby On Columbia Card Main Tonight
Boxing card at the Columbia A on tranford avenue features Tommy Allen of Newark XI against Young Luby in the star bout. Earlier bouts precede the main event with four-round matches and several local rivals. A prior draw between two fighters is noted, with both confident of a decision tonight.
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Yanks Trim Indians as Ruth Fails to Hit Homer in Exhibition
New York Americans beat New Haven 10 to 4 in an exhibition game as Ruth collected three hits. Eastern League clash Hartford vs New Haven called after nine innings by agreement. New York led 10 to 3 late. Players Bogart Brown Heh Sylvanne Wilson Sheehan Ferguson Hoffman Devormer Whibert Reakinson noted.
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Giants ride easy victory as Braves fall short twice
New York Giants tee off for a comfortable win over the Braves as two players hit home runs. Separate track notes report a Penn carnival broad jump where a New York athlete, not a Yale man, won with Gourtois leaping 23 feet 10 inches, while jersey number confusion led to a misplacement of Cowles.
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Washington Loses Lead in American League Race
Washington relinquished the lead in the American League race as Philadelphia defeated Washington 3 to 1 on May 1. Pitcher Harris allowed seven hits and struck out nine for the visitors while Washington’s Mogridge yielded multiple runs. Galloway, Walker, and Schacht contributed for Philadelphia. Washington’s lineup featured Judge, Milan, Ritchey, and Brower in a tight game.
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Brooklyn Champs Win Tenth Straight Victory
Brooklyn dominates the field in a decisive win as Grimes and Philsdeion deliver key plays. Teammates Reed and Rawlings contribute strong pitching and hitting, while Wrightstone and Ring anchor the other side in a high effort game.
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Tigers Struggle Rally Keeps Streak Alive at Brown
In a muddled report from a late season game, Detroit bats wake late as Kalp and Youn key hits spark a tense late inning. Tobin drives a decisive play after a liner in the tenth, lifting the Tigers over an opponent in a tight 2 to 1 win.
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