Panthers Defeat Bears In Two Hour Riverside Showdown
Eddie Eaves's Panthers won their second straight over the Bears at Newfield Park 9 to 8 in a long two hour game. Warrick Comstock and Duckett starred with key baserunning and timely hits as Hodge and Horan provided the late-inning push. Bridgeport fielding slumped despite few errors while Hodge yielded ten hits over 4 2/5 innings.
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Two Ball Players Near 3000 Hit Milestone This Season
The 1924 season looms as pivotal as Widdabal lins of the White Sox and Tris Speaker of Cleveland near joining the 3000 hit club. Speaker needs few safeties to reach the mark, while Cobb tops career hits with 53,664. The piece surveys potential new totals and notes lineup changes, with Bear Hn and Bridgeport talk highlighting minor league prospects.
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Bears Face Neal Ball's Profs In Exhibition Tomorrow
Specials Toe Pointers of Tunxis Hill beat Little Rocks 14 to 6 at Woodside Park. Tony starred with a single two doubles and a triple in four appearances as the Pointers chalk up their fifth win this season.
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Profs Slaughter Filles Patchers In One-Sided Win
New Haven defeated Pittsfield in a one sided game with final score 17 to 4. Key players included Stapleton and Murray for the Hitters and Morrell for Pittsfield. Strong pitching by Mills and Waite paced the contest, with notable hits including three base hits by Stapleton and a double play turning effort.
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Fairfield High to Play Home Doubleheader This Week
Fairfield High schedules two home games this week at Legion Field. On Wednesday they host Collegiate Prep of New Haven, with lineups including Harvlinson, Tele, and Ciarleglio. Friday brings Westport’s Sliples Tuigh to Fairfield for a clash likely drawing local sports interest.
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Bridgeport Kaceys Enter Two Teams in State Wood Busting
Bridgeport Knights of Columbus will field two teams in the state Kacey bowling tournament to be held in New Britain Friday and Saturday. Captain Jimmy Kelly leads one lineup including Bil Malone Lou Dewey Frank McCarten and Pete Pastor. A second team roster is still forming with possible players Joe Dover Bill Kane Jim Joe McCoramack and Joe Hennessey among others. Stratford’s St James Council may enter led by Dave Musante. past champions hold the trophy. The Knights of Columbus basketball team will hold a farewell banquet at Housatonic Lodge Stratford tomorrow night at 7:30.
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Ponies Triumph In Tanning Clout Struggle At Waterbury
Waterbury May 4. Spring fieldward Waterbury and the visiting team split the early innings but Waterbury pulled away by bunching hits off Moose Puller for five runs. Final score 13 to 8 with Waterbury winning and Spring fieldward on the short end.
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Westerns Lace St Ann Nine to Tangle With Pose for Seaside Park
The Westerna face St Charles at Seaside Park in a junior league tilt that should draw attention. Westerns, off an open May 17 date, seek matchups with city teams. manager M ayanik can be reached at 455 Spruce Street for arrangements.
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Bridgeport Trade Team to Meet T. U. S. Nine Again
Bridgeport Trade School nine, after a win over a rival, gears up for a seven inning workout at Seaside Park on Wednesday. Appier leads the pitching staff as the team eyes a rematch with Vallegiate Prep next week and seeks revenge for a prior defeat.
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Hilltoppers Open Season With Wilby Clash Tomorrow
Bridgeport High begins a three game stretch facing Wilby at Seaside Park tomorrow afternoon. Abe Kelman is set to start, with Linane on Thursday and Rummage or Blatter likely to face Canterbury Prep Saturday. The Hilltoppers seek six straight wins after a five win in six start.
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Emmerich Scores on Wild Pitch as Hawks Win
Albany defeats Hartford 4 to 3 as Emmerich scores on a wild pitch in the ninth inning. Van Alstyne allowed nine walks but pitched well in late pressure. Solomon and Genin featured at the plate and in the field for the Hawks.
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Mohawks host Stamford Sunday in season opener
Mohawks schedule a Sunday game against Stamford with likely strong early season form. Manager Tmning expects a successful campaign as Mohawks seek bookings for ties, listing contact at 634 Connecticut avenue and a lineup featuring Kimbally, Corner Wall, Buckles, Bunrvif RB.
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Howard Juniors Beat Mohawk Cubs In Tast Game
The Howard Juniors defeated the Mohawk Cubs 15 to 7 on Sunday afternoon. Deckopery pitched well, retiring 12 batters by strikes. Howard challenges any 15 to 7 year old team in the city. write games to Manager Albert Baraher at 207 Spruce Street.
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Bentley in Form as Giants Triumph Over Phillies
Eastern League results note Albany 4 Hartford 3 New Haven 17 Pittfield 4 Worcester 6 Bridgeport 4 Springfield 15 Waterbury Yesterday Giants win opener over Philadelphia 12 to 2 led by Jo Bentley and Travis Jack two homers in consecutive at bats Frisch homered too. other scores listed include Boston 6 Brooklyn 12 and Philadelphia 2 Cincinnati Chicago cold.
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Baseball Scoreboard and Schedule Highlights
Daily games listed include Wineimari at Chicago and St. Louis at Pittsburgh with Detroit 4 6. Philadelphia vs New York and other matchups noted as postponed due to weather or wet grounds. International League games Newark at Buffalo and Baltimore at Rochester postponed while cluttered OCR mentions several stray names and numbers.
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American Association Ville at St Paul game postponed
A scheduled American Association game at St Paul was postponed due to cold weather, with Toledo noted in the context as a participating or nearby team.
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School Baseball Patchy Report From Black Rock Meet
Fragmented OCR notes list players like Pisaneli Livy Noyen Arnold Elias Lowe and Breckbill Lowneski Shelton Beau with teams including Michigan Wisconsin and Conn Aggies. Mentions track entries and various surnames, but readable specifics are limited and no clear outcome or dates emerge.
Sacred Hearts Dominate Acme Nine in Easy Win
Sacred Hearts juniors defeated Acme 8 to 3 at Diamond No. 5 Seasi Park. Chester Sank starred, limiting Acme to four hits while striking out twenty four. Sacred Hearts have allowed only one run across three games, with strong defense and pitching by Sank. Next Sunday Sacred Hearts faces Madison in a potential high punch game.
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Hair Groom Comb Gives Long Lasting Glossy Style
Ad copy touts "Hair-Groom" as a dignified combing cream for all day hold. Claims include natural gloss and a neat look whether hair is unruly or freshly washed. Promotes "Half-Groom" as a grease free formula that helps hair grow thick and lustrous.
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