Bears Fall to Profs as Mathews Bombed in Eighth
LePard allows only two hits in six innings while Mathews weakens in the eighth as the Bears lose 5 to 1. Profs break the game open in the eighth with key hits, Brooks and Dowds spark offense, and Stapleton's wild throw keys a late rally.
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Third Straight Bowmi Moore and Hyman Shine in Hartford Tilt
In a tight Bridgeport versus Hartford contest, Bowmi and Moore led with strong at bats while Hyman earned the win for Hartford. Emmerich and Dowd stole bases as Yale-like infielders turned double plays, with Matthews taking the loss as Le MD and others logged outs.
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Hartford Hurlers Fall in 10 as Lawmakers Rally
A garbled report details a baseball game where Taree Hartford hurlers faltered in ten innings while lawmakers from Hartford regrouped. Names and specifics are obscured, but Smith hit a home run and the scoring sequence appears chaotic amid a long, misread play-by-play.
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New Boxing Bill Passed by Senate
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Harding Beats Fairfield 10-1 In Slow Battle
Harding beat Fairfield 10 to 1 in a slow baseball game. Pitcher Kuwatsabe struggled early but Harding rallied with timely hits and solid defense. Major contributors included Mitzputchl, Leu Helpless, and Patters from the Presidents, while Woslows Pyher and Digenze added key defensive plays.
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Thirty Gars Entered In 500 Mile Race
Thirty entrants competed in a 500 mile race with Andre ph and Matha utstigntiley among the notable athletes. The event covered a long course, concluding with Amine arhano securing a top finish.
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Bud Taylor Beats Goldstein In Chicago Bantam Bout
Bud Taylor won a ten round decision over Abe Goldstein at the Coliseum with 3,000 spectators and about $40,000 in receipts. Canzoneri secured a technical knockout over Ray Trychell in the seventh round, while King Tut and Tommy Grogan also scored wins on the undercard.
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Paulino Case Reconsidered By State Athletic Commission
The New York State Athletic Commission agreed to reconsider the case of Paulino Azcudun a Spanish heavyweight suspended last week for a failed fight in Boston. The board noted Paulino’s refusal to accept Weeley as challenger and the managers’ dispute over fees with Boston promoters. Decision reserved pending the Pennsylvania Commission’s action on other suspensions.
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Yale Tops Bowdoin 5-0 In Early Lead
Yale opened strong against Bowdoin with a quick scoring burst and held the visitors scoreless, securing a 5-0 victory. The game featured Yale's solid pitching and timely hitting as Bowdoin managed only scattered threats.
Cherry Pie Wins Jamaica Feature at Jamaica Race Meet
Star York May 3 Two Greentree stables Cherry Pie and Navigator ran first and second in the Jamaica feature at Jansmlen with Cherry Pie edging Navigator by a head. The win earned owner $5,609 while Silver Fox trailed. A trainer Fred Burle died during the meet casting a shadow over the races.
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James J Corbett Plans New Recreation Club in Wappingers
New York reports James J Corbett intends to open a recreation club in the near future at Wappingers Falls. The former boxing champion, now appearing in vaudeville and writing about his past matches, aims to promote physical fitness through community activities and talks aimed at countryside summer visitors.
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Congress Nine Is Swamped by Bethel Nine
The Congress High team saw its winning streak end as Bethel High defeated them 13 to 10 in five innings at home. Bethel led 1-0 after the first, then widened the gap with steady hitting while Congress struggled to locate the ball. Sukowitz and Citadel were bright spots for Congress, but Beth players Nicholy and Leonard sparked the visitors, stealing bases and piling up hits. Errors plagued Congress as they commit nine, and the Rebels hope to rebound against Trattford High this Friday.
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Gobert Captures French Amateur Tennis Title
In Npo les on May 3 Gobert won the French Amateur Tennis title amid a crowded field. The report notes strong play from top competitors and highlights the event's prominence in regional tennis circles. The summary references other sports figures and a busy racing scene, indicating a multi-sport day for local audiences.
Robins Rally Past Giants After Five-Run Lead
In New York the Brooklyn Robins erased a five run lead to defeat the Giants 7 to 6. Hornsby homered as Deherry added key hits, with six Robins collecting hits. Win went to Barnes, McWeeny charged with the loss as Brooklyn extended its streak with three consecutive wins over New York.
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Washington Senators Hover After Loss to Yankees
Washington, May. The Senators were hampered by injuries to Goose Goslin and Sam Rice as the Yankees defeated them. Manager Bucky Harris and Walter Johnson faced lineup chaos as Goslin and Rice missed action, Rice nursing sinus trouble and Goslin possibly out for the week. Johnson may not be ready to pitch for two weeks as injuries mount in the outfield and rotation.
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Three Giants Rookies Return From Major League Clubs
Three baseball players farmed to minor league affiliates by New York clubs have been returned. Elbert Slayback, sent back by Baltimore, goes to Buffalo. Genie Hurley, infielder, is sent to Williamsport. Antonio Caste, the Cuban, was listed for return from Williamsport as well.
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Milford Arrows Seek Tilt With Fast Nines
The Milford Arrows pursue strong competition as they assemble a squad including Cheick, Vain Sandhin, Afete, Chunane, Byker, Hamilton, Hum Wig Wian, Tate, Carney, Walters, Masher and Fedor under Manager Joseph Cuea. Games arranged at the new Walne Keach path with opponents to be announced.
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