Supe Pluvius Dampens Eastern League Contests In Hartford
Postponements due to rain mark the Eastern League schedule as Hartford locals wait. McCann clubs shift to Hartford to face Jack Come Senatore in a key matchup. Bowman tops Elm City hitters, while New Haven’s pitchers struggle on rough fields. Hartford’s pitching and umpiring draw scrutiny as teams push for standings. Wayside Midcuts issue a youth baseball challenge and await replies via the paper.
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Hartford
Jeamary
Tupa Pluvious
Firtsfeld
McCann
Artford
Jack Come
Senatore
Ithegal
Clack P. Lang
Lart
Adii
Kec
Lang
Anager McCann
Agers
Bridgeport
Mogers
Ted Enongy
Oeil
Newaven
Donovan
Gary
Bowman
SeNbe
Yankee
Boosters
Fitchburgers
Haven
Albany
Black
Leo
C. Angelo
O'Connor
ifcCann
Gene
Waterbury
Springfield
New Haven
Eighteen Locals Vie in Amateur boxing Bout Series
Captain Max A Baum organizes inter city bouts in New Haven and Stamford with eighteen locals seeking ten fights. Stamford and New Haven entries battle at the Casino Monday with weigh ins in 112 to 152 pound classes. Local and visiting boxers include Aldrich Mellor Cudahy Cirrone Wattie Hamilton Smith Walsh Joe Smith Franchi from Stamford joins Esposito Pedreaux Mooney Smith Kane Sansone Peterson and Afon gose from New Haven to face Lozinack Leo Bogazh and others with Healy Parker serving as judges.
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Max A. Baum
New Haven
Stamford
Park City
Wegson
Mun~ Jay
Captain Baum
New
Simon
Nick Lozizack
Johnny Masn
John Pasehin
Frank Cirroné
Louis Nattle
Yack Hamilton
Steve Smith
Lenny Castle
Scott Quake
William Nelson
Joseph Smith
Patsy Walitle
Charle Atherton
James Links
John Tanchi
Aldrich
Mellor
Cudahy
Pitchin
Cirrone
Wattle
Hamilton
Smith
Wailde
Joe Smith
Franchi
Mike Esposito
Clark Pedreaux
John Mooney
Clarence Smith
Wiliam Kane
Nick Sansone
Harry Peterson
Framk Afongose
Maven
Ticht
Nick Lozinack
Terry Leo
Bogazh
Mika Healy
Andy Parker
Wil
Dick Boweh
Silver Dones" McGee
Max Flack Returns to Sox as Star Outfielder
Chicago May 4 Max Flack star outfielder of the Chicago Nationals has recovered from a beaning during spring training and, after initial desertion rumors, is likely to appear in the lineup in Pittsburgh this afternoon. He had been impressing at Catalina Island before colliding with Percy Jones wild pitch, suffering headaches and fearing a fractured skull.
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Chicago
Max Flack
Cub
Pittsburg
Mex
Catalina Island
Percy Jone
Pilliesen
Urtp
Kramer to meet Spencer in Newark Sunday
In Newark the feature race at the Velodrome Sunday pits Frank Kramer against Willie Spencer over one mile in a best two out of three heats. A match between Bobby Walthour and Jake Marin follows, decided in two thirds of a mile heats. A third event teams Orlando Piani and Alfred Goullét against Regie McNamara and Alfred Grenda in a best two out of three heats.
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Newark
Frank Kramer
Willie Spencer
Bobby Walthour
Jake Marin
Orlando Piani
Alfred Goullét
Regie McNamara
Alfred Grenda
Yale Star Catcher Eligibility Question Raised
New Haven May 4. Princeton claims evidence affecting Kernan Yale catcher eligibility but Yale says no complaint has been received. Yale commends Princeton for Gilroy and McNamara actions and stands ready to act under the tri-university agreement if violations are shown.
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
Athlee
Kernan
Yale
Gilroy
McNamara
Harvard Varsity Crew to Row with Princeton and Navy
Cambridge May 4 Coach Howe announced Harvard Varsity eight will race in the triangular event with Princeton and the Navy on the Charles next Saturday. The boat will include Storey at No 2 replacing Webb. A trial over the Henley distance yesterday clocked 6 minutes 43 seconds with the second and freshman eights in training.
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Cambridge
Mass
Howe
Harvard
Princeton
Navy
Charles
Pennsylvania
Storey
Webb
Knickerbocker Girls Defeat Batchelor Girls 18 to 4
The Knickerbocker Girls beat the Batchelor Girls in an indoor baseball game at Barnum Avenue last night by 18 to 4. Captain Anna Coser led the Knickerbocker offense with strong hitting and defense.
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Knickerbocker Girls
Batchelor Girls
Barnum Avenue
Anna Coser
Wok Ui
Ater
Hirdas Waiily
More Prizes Stream In For Brooklawn Wheel Race
Entrants for the Brooklawn Wheel club cycle races at Seaside are slow with only 17 entries listed so far and a closing deadline tonight. The Century Road Club of New York and Newark Cycle Club anticipate a larger field while local businessmen donate prizes including items from Kilgxon Horvath Paul Horvath and others. Races start at 3 pm with signups at 2 59 pm. Boys under 16 should submit entries to Paul Hurcelor at 73 percent Cleveland avenue before Saturday.
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Paul Horeoler
Brooklawn Weel Slub
Seaside Parit
Century Road ‘Club
New York
Newark
Paul Horvath
Jy Pustay
Kellogg Manufacturing Prue
Trom
H. H. Leopold
Bridgeport Cycle ‘Company
Amiland and Bush
Jaycox Bustes Company
J. Vacoila
Bah S Racquet Club Faces New Haven Academica Tomorrow
The Bridgeport High tennis squad seeks revenge against New Haven Academica as Elm City players visit, with Hagobian Keane Mona hoo Hall Hayward Meyers Newman and Weldenhammer completing the roster. Schedule lists May 13 Kent Prep at Kent May 18 Milford High at Milford May 20 Alumni at Bridgeport May 27 Roxbury prep at Cheshire June 8 Roxbury prep at Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport High
Ysaum Losa
New Haven Academica
Elm City
New Haven
Hagobian
Keane
Monahoo
Hall
Hayward
Meyers
Newman
Weldenhammer
Kent Prep
Kent
Milford High
Milford
Alumni
Bridgeport
Roxbury Prep
Cheshire
Hornets Schedule Doubleheader at Seaside Park
The Hornets plan a Sunday doubleheader at Seaside park facing the Fireflies in game one and the Zyrics in game two. Paterno and August will pitch for the Hornets with DeCario for the Fireflies and Neary alongside Willie for the Lyrics. Manager Paterno asks all players report at Lexington and Harral avenues by 9 p m and invites nearby teams to call Barnum 2769 to arrange a game for May 14.
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Hornets
Seaside Park
Fireflies
Zyrics
August
Paterno
DeCario
Neary
Junior Recreation League
Willie Moundsynan
Lexington and
Harral Avenues
Nork
Huron
Fairmount
Cubs
Housatonic
Barnum
Ansonia Town Team Seeks Matches for 5 Day Schedule
Ansonia town team formed as a semi pro group seeks games with leading semi pro clubs. All five days of games to be played in Ansonia with bookings coordinated by Manager O Connell at P. O. Box 463 Ansonia January. Season opens Sunday May 18 with four teams aiming for opening date.
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Ansonia
Deviroua
O'Connell
P. G. Box
Jana
Derby Italians Seek Games in Bridgeport
The Stalina American Athletic Club of Derby Conn seeks matches in Bridgeport. They want games with teams such as Triangles Locust A C1 Ve nee and other local clubs. Interested teams should contact Charles J Sparge at the Stalina American A. CG Derby Conn to arrange venues and dates.
Baker Named Acting Yankees Manager
Philadelphia report says Mark Brank Baker was appointed acting manager of the New York Yankees after Umpire Frank Wilson suspended Miller Hugtins following a clash with Umpire Ed Walsh at the Polo Grounds. A telegram from President Ban Johnson confirmed the appointment as Baker checked into the Aldino Hotel last night.
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Philadelphia
Mark Brank Baker
Yankees
Frank Wilson
Miller Hugtins
Ed, Walsh
Polo Grounds
President Ban
Johnson
Aldino Hotel
Bridgeport Forms Baseball Officials Association
Bridgeport establishes the Bridgeport Baseball Officials Association to promote cleaner baseball, manage games efficiently, protect members, develop officials, settle disputed points, and foster good fellowship among city teams. President Charles H. Remkua leads with John Farrell as vice president and Joseph Sterback as secretary. listing includes numerous local umpires and scorers with many membership applications pending, to be voted on next Monday night.
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Bridgeport
Baseball Officials’ Association
Charies H. Remkua
John Farrell
Joseph Sterback
Folllows
Edward Fisler
Thomas Bowden
Fred Liggins
John H. Keyes
John Casper
Michael Scinto
Thomas Whaley
Charles Retolius
James Kelly
Chris O'Brien
Jamey Hl
Charles Ma
S and E Team to Meet Putnam Reserves at Seaside Park
The S of B baseball group seeks players 14 to 40 for the coming season and announces a Sunday game against the Putnam Reserves at Seaside Park. A previous outing ended 34 to 9 in favor of Putnam reserves, with lineup notes for the S of E including Plaza, Finnegan, Clarke, Hurlay, and the Donnellys among others.
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S of B. Baseball Pine
S. of B.'s
Seaside Park
S. of E
Putnama
Alpines to Face Fairfield Legion in Sunday Clash
Patrfield Legion manager Curran aims for 19 touches with Alpines boss Nieman to confirm Sunday game in Fairfield. Postponement possible due to smallpox outbreak affecting Waterfield. Alpines roster adds five players including Ruby Macicat star arty Natta Pen Martin and others.
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Curran
Patrfield Legion
Nieman
Alpines
Fairfield
Legionites
Jamie
Watrfield
Atpings
Arty Natta
Pen Martin
Foe Smith
M. Liptac
Soholz
St Augustine and Sacred Hearts Set For 4 PM Showdown
St Augustine will meet Sacred Hearts in a five game series, with a 4 o'clock start. All games in the public grammar league were postponed yesterday due to weather. the makeups will be played at the end of the regular schedule.
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Parochal Achael Gague
Tom
St. Augustine WU
Sacred Heat
Sacred Heart
Avon Baseballers Set for 10 Start Season Opener
Avon A C opens the 4922 season Sunday at Seaside Park seeking a worthy foe. Coach Casswell plans a strong lineup and invites St Charles Alumni Melrose CG Westport and Green Farm teams to meet Avon Mine on the diamond. Contact Cassell at Stratford 138 evenings after 7.
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Avon A. C
Avonited
Seaside’ Park
Mrneger Micheli
Caswol
Star
St. Charles
Melrose A
Westport A. C
Green Farm
Gra
Avon Mine
Cassell
Straford
Twin Oaks to Play North Ends Sunday at Seaside Park
The Twin Oaks face the fast North Ends at Seaside Park on Sunday at 5 p.m. Manager Attiguere announces four new players joined the roster Joe Calcaterra Buchino Jack Varroni Clemita to bolster the lineup. The Oaks seek a strong pitching presence and aim to field a solid squad with Linant Ferrino Carrano Banville Clancy Gilman Deluela McCullough Spageler and Fuiten.
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Twin Oaks
Seaside Park
Attigueré
Joe Calcaterra
Buchino
Jack Varroni
Merader
Hate
A.heef Hunter
Clemita
Che Oaks
Artianese
Noble
Oaks
North Enders
Felows
Calcaterra
Varreni
Linant
Ferrino
Carrano
Ban
Brooks Street Juniors Challenge for Championship
The Brooks Street Juniors invite any 10 to 12 year old team in the Ely area to respond through Captain McPadden. The junior six lineup includes Martin Moody McCrosky Carroll Fenton Androsky Maveloukey and Jagan as they seek the class championship.
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Brooks Street
Ely
Bostons
McPadden
Martin
Moody
McCrosky
Carroll
Fenton
Androsky
Maveloukey
Jagan
Young Mohicans Triumph Over Jones Ave Sluggers
The Young Mohicans defeated the Jones Avenue Sluggers 12 to 2. Widly and Cullen starred with strong hitting and Helding contributed to the win.
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Young Mohicans
Jones Ave
Mohicans
Jones Avenue Sluggers
Widly
Cullen
Orioles hold permit for Old Mill Green
The Orioles show a permit for Old Mill Green on Sunday May 7 and 14. The manager aims to arrange games with other teams in the 15 year class and extend their winning streak beyond the current run of victories.
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Orioles
Mil Green
O Nowgles
Lone Sur Cabs
Ike
Cedar Rollers Defy All Junior Teams in City Match
The Cedar Rollers challenge any 48 to 1 year old team to play the city Grimes on Sunday. The squad includes veterans and fresh material, making them a snappy entry. Answer through this paper or write Stanley Hansen at 248 Cefing Street, City.
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Oak Street
Curar Wallers
City Grimes
G Times
Stanley Hansen
Cefing Street
City
Norwalk A. C. Team Seeks Games Here
Norwalk A. C. team seeks games here as a standout club in the Ling Laan circuit. The squad, featuring key players and travel plans, aims to book matches on opponents’ diamonds this season. Frank Z. Allen of 23 Spring Street South Norwalk is listed as a contact.
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Ling Laan
Foto Aeri-Pro
Norwalk
Frank Z. Allen
Spring Street
South Norwalk
Coan
Cards Rally In Ninth To Defeat Reds In St. Louis
In St. Louis on March 4, the Cardinals overcame a four-run Cincinnati lead with a ninth-inning rally, winning 7-3. Key hits included Bassler, Daubert, and Smith, with Daubert belting a home run and Walker earning the win.
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REDS
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Sherdel
eeRan
Schultz
St. Laws
Smith
Fournier
Daubert
Duncan
Bonne
McHenry
Bassler
Walker
Doub
Ainsmith Caveney
Caveney
Donohue
Sehnelli
Luque
Donobuet
Schnetji
Schnaill
Couch
Gherdel
Pkteh
Faber Fails to Stop Indians as White Sox Lose to Cleveland
Urban Faber could not halt Cleveland as the Indians beat Chicago 8 to 3 in Chicago. Key plays included a three run rally in the late innings, with Speaker and Sewell contributing for Cleveland while Maile and Gardner provided solid offense for the White Sox. Chicago left runners on base in multiple innings as Faber exited after seven.
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Faber
Cleveland
White Sox
Chicago
Urban Faber
Indians
Tha Keore
Chitagy
Hooper
Rich
Jamieson
Wamby
Speaker
Mornnis
Sawell
Gardner
Wood
O'Neill
Sk'sal
Springon
McCiellan
Colling
Tao Hage
Hite
Sewell
Metnals
Strunk
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