Bears Lose to Ponies in Slow 3 0 Defeat
O'Neal pitched a nine hit shutout as the Springfell Bears dropped to third in the Eastern League after a 3 0 loss to the Ponies. The Bears stranded ten baserunners while O'Neal struck out nine and limited key opportunities, with Post and Benes contributing for Bridgeport on offense but failing to cross the plate. The game drew 6 090 fans at the league venue.
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Woigeport
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Stapletons
Toe Cosgrove
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Finsl Inning He Straick
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Catebsr Neiderkorn
Thermahien
Ough
Vonles
Tres
Springfield Beats Bridgeport In Low-Scoring Showdown
Springfield remains scoreless after nine innings while Bridgeport fails to plate. O'Neal and Thormahien combine on the mound in a pitching duel with seven runners left on base for Springfield and none for Bridgeport. Stolen bases credited to Post and Team, with defensive plays by Fuller, Shay, Tosphy, Benes, Gutierrez, and Post.
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Fuller
Shay
Tosphy
Benes
Gutierrez
Springfield
Bridgeport
O'Neal
Thormahien
Pires
Stamford Nine Defeated at Sing Sing in Rough Meet
Local Stamford baseball report details a tough afternoon as the Stamford nine lost at Sing Sing. Battered by strong pitching and fielding errors, the lineup struggled to generate runs while opponents exploited weak spots.
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Stamford
Npen
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Wilkies
Woodward Hurls Brilliant Ball and Profs Win
Woodward's pitching and heavy hitting carry New Haven to a 3 to 1 victory over Albany. The New Haven nine gathered twelve hits to Albany's four, with Fransen and Emmerich delivering strong fielding. Key hits included Hughes and Bowman with two base hits and Hank with a three-base hit. Osrodowski walked four times for Albany, Woodward fanned twice. Time of game 1:48. Umpires Barnett and Forty.
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Split Develops In Hockey Loop Collapse Details
In May 2 notes on the proposed hockey league structure, Detroit and Chicago franchises faced rejection, with talk that teams would be kept out next winter. Delegates clashed over extending the league plan as older clubs resisted changes, revealing divisions within League No. 1 and League No. 3.
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Grays Slam Three Brassco Hurlers For 10-3 Victory
Providence club defeats Waterbury 10 to 3 in their season debut scoring 14 hits. Sheriff Harris powers the offense with a home run a triple and two singles as Demoe shines in the field. Kibbie, Steinhilber, and Leary contribute late-inning replacements.
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Dave Harris
Demoe
Worcester Tech Vig tor On Track
Worcester Tech dominated a track meet in Worcester Massachusetts scoring 73 points. Kopes of Tufts set a javelin record with 247 feet and Thomson of Tech lowered the 200 yard hurdles record to 1.2 seconds.
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Manager Stapleton Signs Two Pitchers for Bears
Manager Frank Stapleton announced the Bears signed two pitchers. Johnny Enzmann, an International League star who earned six wins for Hartford, was purchased from Hartford. Johnny Sell, signed on option from Syracuse, is a right hander who spent late last year with the St Louis Cardinals but did not appear in a game.
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Hartford
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Giants Edge in Sloppy 7 4 Loss to Phillies
New York Giants drop their fourth straight, losing 7 to 4 at Philadelphia. Six Giants pitchers used to three by the Phillies. George Kelly sidelined with a stiff neck, Bill Terry starts at first. Wrightstone injures knee cap in sixth in collision with Ross Young. Leach hits a three-base moment for Philadelphia. Frisch and Bentley pace New York with two-base hits. Several miscues and nine left on base in a tight, error-prone contest.
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Savoys Beat Howard A. C. 84 to 8 at Hellside Park
Red and Fagan pitched well for the Savoys while Tes team slugged with a homer and two men on. Randy led at the plate with three singles in as many trips, as Howard A. C. was limited to two hits from Lymas Coleman.
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Massee Prep Beats St Benedicts 9 to 3
Stamford May 2 special Massee Prep school team defeated the strong St Benedict Prep of Newark by 9 to 3. It was Massee’s second win and St Benedict’s first loss after six straight wins. Batteries Massee Morton and Rt Benedict’s Gallagher Dugan Matsuaki.
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Rt. Benedict
La Este Triumphs In Easysemifinal Victory At Paris
Rena La Este defeated Jean Borotra 6 0 6 0 in the Inter sub tennis champions of France semifinal, scoring one of the easiest victories of his career in Paris on May 2.
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Pittsfield Falls to Hartford in Lopsided May Game
In Hartford on May day, Pittsfield struggled as Hartford combined timely hits with Hillies errors to win 15 to 3. Hitter highlights include Alesse Schinkel Comiskey Lung among others, while Miller and Woodman pitched and fielded for Hartford. Time of games not listed.
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Five Tied For Home Run Lead
Five players share the major league lead in homers with four apiece. National players Fournier Brooklyn Williams Philadelphia Nokomiecy St Louis Jaen Philadelphia Wilson Chicago Munson Chicago move leaders as others chase singles and ties across both leagues.
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Official Averages Of Local Players This Year And Last
Bridgeport Bears and local clubs show surprising shifts in batting as Red Torphy leads with a .3607 mark for 120 games for Pittfield and Waterbury last season. Other notables include Here with .256 in 127 games, Drew in 441 games, and Jersey Kanser at .281 in 124 games.
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Buddy" Brapleton
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Hartford Senators
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Fro Wilhelm
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Hubbell Bassick and Chain Teams Capture Openers
The Industrial League opener at Seamole Park saw Hubbell Bassick and American Chain secure early wins. Brags were defeated by Lussi ks 2 1, while American Chain won 32 to 2 over Bullards. Other scores included New York Giants 1 and Boston 4 over Newark 2.
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Stamford Soccer Team Wins Tilt 4-0
Stamford defeated Danersk Clever In on benefit game for the widow of W. E. Newman. In the state league match, Stamford won 4 to 0. C. Jeam scored twice, with Robertson deflecting two shots into his own net for Danersk.
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Large entry list for big auto race at Indianapolis
May 2 AP reports a record total of five foreign cars among a large entry list for the annual mile race in Indianapolis. Entries close by May 1, led by American champion Petr DePaolo with piston displacement of 191 1 3 cubic inches. Other notable drivers include Ralph De Palma Marty Harts Carl Cooper Cam Durant Dave Lewis Bennie Hill Tar Lan Fengler Bob McDonagh Ralph Mullard and Tommy Milton. Milton’s car will be driven by MacDonogh. DePaolo will race cars of different makes and will select the driver for the second car after practice.
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