Bears Lose to Pittsfield in Erratic Baseball Show
Bears near-miss slip to Pittsfield 11 to 6 after seven costly errors. Bridgeport Bears flash sharp start but crumble as Pittsfield bats explode with four runs in the fourth and sequence of misplays and wild throws. Emmerich and Mikita figure prominently in fielding miscues as Hillies rally past the Bears in a shaky Riverside Park tilt.
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Joseph F. Kraynick
Bridgeport
Bears
Newfield Park
Bill Whitman
Taield
Bear Storces
Ty Shay
Meyer
Nagle
Sa Maghie Canavan
Mikita
Emilmerich
Milan
Sperber
Roser
Pittsfield
Pittffeld
Emmerich
Sothern
Parkinson
Wilsha
Sperher
Siapiden
Miller
Sheridan
Sacrifices
Baceht
Whitman
Maven
Sheriadan
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Walsh
Sridgepoet
Bi Aa Balis
Bacelat
Shy Baeuts
Makita
Central High Baseball Faces Hilltop Rival IN New York
James May of Central High leads a baseball clash with Hilltop as schedule shifts due to financing disputes. Hilltop Rinroad hosts Orange and Black while Monroes game details unfold. lineups feature Subogl Burlant Tierney Cummings and others with Burlant at rf and Doherty, Catalans on mound.
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James May
Central High
Hiltop Nine
Moras High Nine
New York
Monroe
Hilltop Rinroad
Voyks
Eal
Heilly
Weber Ash
Centrals
Sumdord
Toose
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Trades School
Renmkus Iet Catalano
Voch Reilly Nag
Central Frade Subogl Burlant
Rf A . Tierney
Cummings
Ss.lly
Mean
Mel
Warrell
Hesenthitt
SB. Luhrs
P . Doherty
P . Doran
Wrystick
Schmidt
McCrorry's single gives Albany win over Hartford
Albany beat Hartford 9 to 6 as McCrorry delivered a key single in the fifth inning. Albany compiled hits from multiple players including Hermann, Tine, and Renan, while Hartford offense managed a late push but fell short.
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McCorry
Albany
Hartford
Ea Hertford
Odenwald
Hermann
Robins Defeat Rosebuds 9 to 5 In Seaside Park
The West End Robins beat the Rosebuds 9 to 5 Sunday at Seaside Park. Pitching by Morrisey carried the Robins to victory as they showed superior hitting and fielding. A challenging schedule looms as the Robins seek more wins this season. This item also notes local youth games and contact details for upcoming matches.
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Fulove
Pallowine
North End Cubs
Martin Hate
Lee Avenue
Noble
Waterbury Triumphs 6 1 in Second Grays Battle
May Al Jule Zellars starred with three hits as Waterbury defeated Grays 6 to 1 in the second game. Rin Jones and Douglas timed key hits, while strong fielding by Kane and Donahue backed the win. Subtle errors and decisive innings defined the clash, continuing Waterbury’s series lead.
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Zellars
Providence
Brasscos
Waterbury
al Jule Zellars
Providenceor
Congress to Face Bethel Nine Today
Congress confronts Bethel High School team with key players listed, aiming to reverse a prior nine loss and secure a decisive victory. The briefing notes potential lineup shifts and highlights several named participants and observers from the Bethel side.
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Congress
Bethel
Bethel High
Winnie
Siebuts
Wiseou Wrinhi
Pinker
Patou Batshos
Iboiny
Sohewitt Actua
Medoonald Wood
Mietiee
Wareali
Bryce Centri
IP Mess
Wy Hike
A Hoyt
Rl Higdle
Browns Rally In Ninth To Defeat Cleveland
St Louis May 2 Browns rallied in the ninth inning for five runs to defeat Cleveland 7 to 6. The rally started with a home run in the first, then Sehang singled to drive in the winners. Burns, Miller, and others contributed as Louis built a late lead. Ovi Nevers pitched for the Browns as the Indians tried to rally but fell short.
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Shay
Bob Fitzke
Bears
Bincup
Diergust
Stapleton
Emmerics
Horace Milan
Bobby
Shiv
Pers
Hillies
Leara
Eddie Faecht
Baecht
Beare
Leale
Witzke
Knny Nagie
Fitzheed
Emmerich
Nagle
Ing
Marty
Marty Troto
Hille Wielder
el Sperber
Funs
Gabe
Despar
Sothern
Smith
Fitzke
Whitman
Walsh
Slaughter
Miller
Iypest Meyer
Farsinson
Melvin Smith
Parkinse
Sheridan
Browns
Cleveland
ST. Louis
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Nd Indians
Fiist
Sehang
Erin
Burns
Norwich Riflemens Win National Title Again
Norwich cadets won the national rifle title, defeating the United States Naval Academy and other teams at West Point. The Norwich team dominated with strong marks and secured a decisive victory on May 14, claiming back to back national honors.
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Noreidn
Wastdisiean
Geoseitele
Washinton
Norwich
Agni
United States
Liberty's Triumph Over Centrals 20 to 13 in Sunday Play
The Libertys routed the Centrals 20 to 13 at Senate Sunday afternoon. Liberty pitchers combined for 22 hits and limited errors after the second inning, while Grady and Fitzpatrick starred for Liberty. The win sets up a matchup with the Ramblers in the next game.
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Libertys
Centrals
Senate
Grady and
Fitzpatrick
Liberty's
Ramblers
White Sox beat Detroit 3-1 to stretch winning streak
The White Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 3-1 to extend their victory streak to seven. Starting pitcher Holoway outpitched the Tigers, allowing five hits. Sharp infield defense and timely runs backed the effort as Chicago won the opening game of the series.
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White Sox
Detroit
Cage White Sox
Wetralt
Holoway
Tigers
Alsive
Riching
Goull and Wright win doubles title at inter-club tournament
In London on May 2, Jay Goull and W. J. Wright representing Philadelphia captured the doubles championship at the inter-club confis tournament held at the Queen's club. They defeated M. L. Lees and May Wousman in a tight final 6-4 3-6 6-4 6-6 7-6.
Ponies Rally to Beat Profs in Ten Inning Win 7 4
In a tense ten inning Eastern League contest the Ponies overcame the Profs 7 to 4. Springfield fueled by late scoring tied the game in the ninth and surged ahead in the tenth. Albert Bloomer Tomm? Moore Hartford 2, Stolen bases etc.
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Bloomer
Tawnman
Moore
Hartford
McPhee
Benes
Redfort
Montaztue
Orfin
Marklin
Phye
MacPhee
Post
Benew
Barnhart
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