Albany Pastimers Rally In 11th To Oust Americans From Lead
Bridgeport takes top spot after a dramatic 11th inning gift game at Newfeld Park. McCorry’s Horkheimer shines with two hits and solid fielding, while Ray Grimes drives in key runs including a three bagger. Errors and a balk cost the Americans as Eddy Lennon yields runs in nine, and Cameron, Donahoe, and Len non contribute early.
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rEmerick
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Ile
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Big Ed Walsh
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Reeters
Albany Beats Bridgeport 13 9 In Nine Inning Game
Albany offense erupts for 13 runs as Bridgeport fails to hold lead. Heath scores on base hits, Me Cor, Grimes, and Horkheimer contribute. Marquis earns win, Stanfer takes loss after 2 innings of relief. Final score 13 to 9 with 10 combined errors noted.
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Baker
Poe Moat Heath
Capes
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Horkheimer
Edgar
Pikerle
Marquis
Heath
Staushia
Tenby
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Winening
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Bransfield
Rosebuds to Battle with Acorns Sunday at Seas Park
The Rosebuds race to their fifth game of the season meeting the Acorns this Sunday at Seas Park diamond No 2. Lineups include Rosebuds Creevy Mayes Rey Sizer Ben Rethy and others, facing Albany’s Ray Schorndort and Moran. A tight, low-scoring tilt hinting at home-field drama and season progress.
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Seas Park Diamond No. 2
Sterback
Sea Antonie
Rosepuds
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Mayes
Rey Sizer
Ben Rethy
Gaborab
Newt
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Senorndort
Darseo
Ray Schorndort
Marron
Moran
Campana
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Letty
Coveleskie Takes Sixth Victory in Rough Cleveland Win
In Chicago on May 3, Coveleskie earned his sixth win as Cleveland defeated Chicago 2 to 1 in the opener. Faber outpitched him though, with defensive miscues by Faber and Fetsch aiding Cleveland’s third inning run. Chicago scored in the sixth after Chapman's error, but Coveleskie held firm as Cleveland built a small early lead and preserved the victory.
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Smith
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Badara
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Graney
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Owens
Hartford Triumphs In Whitewalled 61st Rival Tilt
Hartford defeated Worcester in the 61st meeting as Kane drove in three with a center field double. Worcester led into the ninth before a late Hartford rally, Cox sparked a comeback with a leadoff hit and steal, and Murphy delivered a bunt to set the stage for the go ahead run. Final score unknown due to garbled text.
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Woorcester
Liels Goasordin
Worcester
Kane
Worester
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Murphy
Bailey
Jim Adoun
Wartford
Fragmented OCR Fragment Sparks Mixed News Notes
A garbled OCR passage references sports teams including Detroit, a Marathon, and various unrelated phrases. It mentions a New York judge and a pardons matter, plus fashion notes, autopsy mention, and political titles. The overall text reads as a collage of disjointed fragments with no clear single event.
Picking Olympic Athletes Will Be No Child's Play
James Meredith reports on Redland University and Penn State athletes at a major meet. The piece highlights new early talents, standout performances by Legendre of Georgesown, and Bradley of Yale, with shifts in event dominance and speculation about Olympic prospects amid strong relay and hurdle showings.
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High School Game With Torrington Postponed
A local high school game between Torrington and Warrington was postponed yesterday amid rumors about school policy and a disagreement involving the principal Mr Moore. The disruption kept the teams from playing as students discussed the expected postponement and possible arrangements.
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Loesl High School
Stondish Wittels Wey
Warrington
Sehool
Moore
Lin School
Hoys
Nossih
Yale Triumphs Over West Virginia In New Haven
Yale Geneval team defeated West Virginia here today with a strong showing from Wrey, Martin, Selleck, and Pare. The game featured steady pitching and timely hitting as Yale secured a decisive lead.
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Yale Geneval
West Virginia
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Martin
Selleck
Pare
Wesleyan Dominates Springfield UT in Tennis Meet
In Middletown Mayde Wesleyan defeated Springfield UT College 6 matches to none in a tennis meet. The victory highlighted Wesleyan's solid serving and consistent net play as players secured straight-set wins across the lineup.
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Conn, Mayde
Wesleyan
Springfield UT. M. CG. A. College
West End Babies Challenge at the Grand Street Lot
The West End Babies faced a Saturday challenge at Dates Lot near the Grand. A misread or garbled note shows the event, including entries and a sold item, with unclear participant names and outcomes. The fragment hints at a local contest or sale involving a gumoriar and a popes.
Senators Won't Support Johnson in Openers Loss to New York
Washington lost the opening game to New York 7 to 1 as Johnson faced weak support from Senators. O Nalll played short in the first inning and was replaced by Whavbo. the lone earned run for the visitors came early in the game.
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Johnson
New York Today
O'Nalll
Whavbo
Chicago Beats Pittsburgh In First Game Of Series
Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 0 in their opening game in Pittsburgh. Chicago pitcher Adams dominated, while Pittsburgh failed to reach third base. Notable plays included Adams strong effort and timely hits by Chicago hitters. Whitted and Southworth contributed for Pittsburgh with limited offense.
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Southworth
Nichelson
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Sy Martin
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Kien
Maplewoos Challenge Rangers On Weekend Diamond Game
The Maplewoos decline the Rangers challenge due to player work schedules. They invite a Sunday afternoon game on the Rangers' diamond if accepted, with N Phelan at Barnum B100 Extension 11 the contact between Wesly and tlh for details.
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N. Phelan
Barnum
Wesly
Tlh
Bogash to Become Bridegroom Today
Low Bugash world welterweight boxing champion plans a church wedding at the Church of the Holy Rosary with Rox Perro. The ceremony will be witnessed by sports fans as Bugash heads to New York then Bridgeport after a brief honeymoon following his Pittsburg victory.
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Perro
Church of the Holy Rosary
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Sporting World
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Pittsby Butte
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Itee Mae Dever
Das Wang Servines
Bridgeport Industrial League Opens Saturday
The Bridgeport Industrial League starts its season this Saturday with multiple Diamond No. 1 and No. 3 matchups at Seaside Park. The Singer Mtg. Co. and Manning Maxwell Moore Co. clash while American Graphophone faces another strong foe. Road games begin Sunday against Torrington as clubs prepare for a summer of semi pro play in Connecticut and nearby states.
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Tormdaces
American Chain ‘Co
Taster
Mellexbia Tron Co
Singer Mtg. Co
Manning, Maxwell & Moore Co
Sacsice
American Graphophone Company
Seaside Park
Singer
Wama
Amerie
Asam
Torrington
Beolkad
Caat
Connecticut
York
Mausechuseus
New Jersey
Holgewort Industrial
Opan
Pepe Mn
Stamford Hebrews Challenge Team Seeks Arranged Games
The Stamford Young Men's Hebrew Association invites 16 to 19 year old players to express interest in organized games to be held in Stamford or away. The team, guided by J. Schwartz, seeks local talent for forthcoming competitions.
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Stamford
Gams Eat
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Groxrock Mee
Stomiont
McQuade Beats Bender in Waterbury Pitchers Duel
In Waterbury on May 3 McQuade defeated Chief Bender in a pitchers battle. McQuade shut out New Haven until the seventh inning when walks and two singles produced all the runs. The Brasscos led 1 to 0 as the Indians could not rally.
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Pinch Hitter Delivers Winning Run for Braves
Philadelphia May 3 Pinch runner Christenburg stored the gun that won Jodas game for Rose ton from Philadelphia in the 11th inning. 4 to 3 Pauvlette’s wild throw to the plate after knocking down Pink’s net permitted the tally. Manager Cravath pinch hitting for Wheat in the ninth tied the score with a single to center.
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Milford plans busy season as local factories form teams
Milford May 5 Special reports Creful and Ixnapp Hat plant workers form a baseball squad with Alt Vary as manager and Dames T Haley as captain. Farrell aims to develop a fast strong team and book semi pro opponents, including South Norwalk factory games. Goodyear Metaltic Rubber Shoe plant also organizing a team for possible series with Cannin. Milford Wheel club and Milford A. paddocks plan Sundays, hinting at a busy season ahead.
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Ixnapp Hat Company
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Dames
T ° oHaley
Farrell
South Norwals
Goodyear Metaltic Rubber Shoe Company
Teama
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Jacksons Reorganize Basketball Team for Coming Season
The Jackson A. C. has reorganized their basketball squad for the upcoming season and invites responses via paper or writing. Details indicate tentative seating and organizational changes affecting the team and venue at Ja AVordds wvenue, city.
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Jackson A. C
Atete
Tang
Dia
Lot Bader
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