Bears Fall 6 4 as Profs Rally In Seventh
New Haven Profs overcome Bridgeport Bears 6 to 4 at Newfield park with a four run seventh inning. Profs pitchers held Bears to four hits, while Roser and Sperber homered for Bridgeport. Bartell, Griffin, and Roser provided key offense, but Hughie Caravan faded after four innings as New Haven saved the victory.
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Bill Marriott Sent to Toledo by Brooklyn in 1325
In New Fork on May 4 AP reports Bill Marriott joined the Rabing from the Boston Tiraves in 1325 as part of a transfer to the Funds of the American association. The details are learned locally.
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Yale Tennis Team Triumphs Over Dartmouth 7 to 1
Yale's tennis squad dominated Dartmouth with a 7 to 1 win. Captain Wilson led the charge winning the featured singles match after rallying in the decisive set, while Yale secured the doubles point and decisive mid-match momentum throughout.
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Slipping Two-base Hits Highlight Bridgeport Win
Roser and Martin lead with two base hits while Bowman Woore add in. Fis hits a three bagger with Stapleton and Roser pairing home runs. Bartell Sperber steal bases, Woodman Hartford to Bowman double plays. Canavan issues four walks, McRae records two strikeouts and wins. Umpires Conroy Moran. Time of game not reported.
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Pittsfield Triumphs Over Springfield 14-6 in Baseball Meet
Pittsfield beat Springfield 14 to 6 at home as Sothern Wat hema drove in four with a homer and double. Parkinson and Sothern contributed powerful hitting. Cascarella worked the full game for Pittsfield while Springfield used three pitchers.
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Amateur Boxers Meet at Beach Saturday Night
One of the finest amateur boxing programs of the era will be staged at Walnut Beach Park Saturday evening. Leading medal chasers from Hindaport New Haven Stamford New Canaan An and Taer yv will battle for honors. Favorites make their first appearance since season reopening. Included are Bobby Penge Mee and Jack Beagiey of Ven Aite Kish of Milford and div Moore of Badgepurt.
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Johnson Pitches Waterbury to 4 1 Win Over Providence
Johnson's pitching carried Waterbury past Providence 4 to 1 in the final game of the series. Hassler's eighth inning errors nearly spoiled a shutout, as Johnson showed sharp control in key moments. Comiskey doubled. Fitzberger and Johnson II each had three base hits. Kane and Millsaps stole bases. Touchstone lasted while Johnson prevailed 4-5 strikeouts for Waterbury. Touchstone took the loss. Time of game 2:02.
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Dark Japan Captures Chester Cup Stakes
In Chester, May 4, the Aga Khan’s Dark Japan, a four year old by Dark Legend out of Bouzelinda, won the Chester Cup Stakes a long distance handicap by twelve lengths. Hamboula and Dark Hillock followed, with sixteen horses racing the 2 3 4 mile event. Odds listed Dark Japan 4 to 1 Ramboula 100 to 7 Dark Hillock 20 to 1. The race was worth about 14 000 dollars. The first three also won Cheshire cheeses.
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Marty Shay Released as Bartell Returns to Bears
Bridgeport manager Frank Stapleton released Marty Shay the Bears shortstop after a disappointing season. Shay had been acquired from Hartford before opening day but failed to match last year’s form. Dick Bartell, who took Shay’s spot, has been performing well since the season began.
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Crippled Senators Top Yankees in Third Game of Series
Washington edged New York 7 to 4 in the third game of the series as five regulars were sidelined by injuries and illness. Gehrig belted a first inning homer, while Reuther started for the Yankees and Thurston pitched the win for the Senators. Multiple players were listed as unavailable, including Kluege and Reeves, shaping a crippled squad for Washington.
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Smith and Malone Set for Yonkers Show Next Week
Bridgeport featherweight Steve Smith will face Joe Malone of New York in Yonkers next week. A Boston card tonight is postponed and a return match in New York on April 1 is possible. A bout between Tracey Pergym and George was called off due to an injury to Lee.
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Dartmouth Brown Rivalry Report Skewed Freshmen Stand
College notes show freshman scores and placements with scattered names from Woroster Academy and Villa Nov events. Lely Cress led with a seventh place finish and Villa Nov registered a two point margin.
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St Louis Browns thump Indians 18 to 3 in May game
In St Louis on May 4 the Browns knocked Levsen and Shaute from the mound and routed the Cleveland Indians 18 to 3. Six runs came in the sixth inning on five hits as Sisler stole home. Gaston pitched steadily for St Louis except for the sixth.
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Denmark Defeats Holland in Davis Cup Singles
In Copenhagen on May 4, Denmark beat Holland in two singles matches in the Davis Cup eliminations. Wirth won two of three against flamer Holland 6 0 1 6 6 4. Peterson defeated Bryan in another match to give Denmark the lead.
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Seats for Tilden match sell at record prices
Two seats for Sidley's opening match in the United States German championships sold for 110 dollars, a record in German tennis history. A Potsdam noble reportedly paid 50 and 60 dollars for separate seats as 4,000 seats around the Red and White Tennis club court have already sold for the entire series.
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Morrison Drives Hartford Win With Bases Loaded Homer
Hartford beat Albany 8 to 5 as Morrison homered with the bases full in the fourth. Yordy added two homers, Schinkel also homered, and Hartford pounded Malin for six runs. Winning pitcher Hardin, losing pitcher Malin. Time 2:02.
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