Bears Rout Profs in 18 8 Slugfest at Newfield Park
Whitey Obere drives in seven runs as the Bridgeport Bears hammer three New Haven pitchers. Rabbit Fuller and Yank Yordy spark a 18 to 8 victory with Obere keying several rallies and Enzmann handling nine innings.
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Bears
Buddy Stapleton
Whitey
Newfield Park
Nome
New Haven
Springfeld
Tae Stout
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Woolward
Pat Loftus
Johnny Knzmann
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Shay
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Waler
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Torophy
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Fullers
Fuller
Polly
Brdgeport
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Clancy
Bridgeport
Lingmanid
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Wheufield Park
Lawes
Menton Ic
Frank Modward
Park
Barnett
Parnett
Vy Woodward
Whitey’s Day Two Baseball Recap and Box Notes
Whitey’s Day Two saw Fransen and Woodward Ward Cosgrove secure base hits while Loftus and Oberc notched three base hits. Trif Fin stole twice, with Herger Hunk and Lordy Lett on base. New Hiren 6 Bridgeport led off, Moodmain, Lostus, Clancy, Uhazmann walked in. Pitching details show Clancy with the loss, Woodward the losing pitcher, and umpires Rorty and Barneit. Time of game not listed.
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Loftus
Oberc
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Hunk
Bridgeport
Moodmain
Lostus
Clancy
Uhazmann
Enznuunin
Las
Rorty and
Barneit
Phillies win final Reds series game 4 1
Dean held Cincinnati to no runs through seven innings before Farmer tripled and scored on Dresen’s single in the eighth as Philadelphia won the finale 4 to 1. The stretch of hits was kept scattered and the Phillies completed the series sweep.
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Fmmer
Dressens
Philadelphia
Ponies defeat Albany as White belts two homers
Al White of Springfield hit two home runs driving in four as Springfield topped Albany 14 to 4 in a high scoring game. White drove in three with two long balls while Metevier Past Genin and Solomon added hits for Albany. Springfield exploded with timely hits, passes and errors to build the big lead.
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Past
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Solomon
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Bedford
Albert
Guterres
Wuoile
Sotomion
Letton
hasess-Springfield LC
Metevier
Benes
van Alstyne
Colwell
Dartmouth Nine Beats Cornell in Second Half Rally
Dartmouth downed Cornell 12 to 5 in the second period to erase an early Cornell lead. Notable Dartmouth players included Van Relpe Mee Haughtin Vickers Vitale Harrington Pyle and Dupree while Cornell was led by a quartet of names in the box score as the game swung on a late surge by the home team.
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Dartmuarh
Fet daCornel
Lael
Jasebail Peries
Corlnell
Thoes Iin
Dart Jimenta
Utter
Dartmouth
Cornell
Church Baseball Loop Opens Tonight at Seastile Park
The Triercharch baseflt league opens its season tonight with four games at Seastile Park. Diamond No 1 faces Preshyve Park, Diamond No 2 hosts St Moairk vs Bite ford, Diamond No 6 features United against Messiah, and Diamond No 7 includes Olivet.
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Seastile Park
Inamond
Preshyve Park St
St Moairk
Biteford
United
Messiah
Diamsond
Olivet
Washx
Fark
Bridgeport boxers face New York team in Armory card
An all star Bridgeport lineup meets four New York rivals at the 24nd Regiment Armory in New York Tuesday night. Five Bridgeport fighters from the Anger Smith stable debut on the card with Phil Upmar facing Tom Cruse in a four round opener and Jules Sambathy meeting Harry Brook in an eight round bout. Henney Didullo trades blows with Tomy Gora in another eight rounder. Johnny Jaxon faces George Gesthner in a semi final and the main event pits Steve Culver against Richie Martin.
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New York
24Nd Regiment Armory
Anger-Smith
Phil Upmar Witt
Tom Cruse
Jules Sambathy
Steve Smith
Harry Brook
Henney Didullo
Tomy Gora
Johnny Jaxon
George Gest
YANKEES SLUMP AS TY COBB LEADS TIGERS TO SLUGFEST WIN
Ty Cobb powered the Detroit Tigers to a high scoring in New York over the Yankees. Cobb homered twice and drove in four as Detroit surged to second place behind the leaders in a see saw game before a 95000 crowd. Yankees drop to second while Springfields and Providence battle atop the standings.
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TY Cobb
Tigers
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Cy Cobb
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Coby
Tighumers
Donahue's Homer Delivers 7-6 Brasscos Victory
Hartford May 9 Dona hue's home run with two out in the ninth drove in the go ahead run to lift the Brasscos to a 7 to 6 win over Hartford. Conley pitched well and the visitors capitalized on timely hitting and errors to overcome Hartford after rallying late.
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Donahue
Waterbury
Martford
Conley
Hubbells Capture Dusty Loop Lead in Industrial League
The Starvey Tutti id rte dh fenins took the Termeighty in oy ine dustrial League Saturday by Gane ning the An iican Chain mine foo. In the other panies lived Gu Haeieh combbie wes Svan Toy the General Vea Loieid Bullards defeated the Iidge port Baus nine.
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Loieid Bullards
Iidge Port Baus
Providence Bows to Lowly Hillie in Tight Nine to Nine
Providence, R I May 9 Pittsfield edged Providence 9 to 8 in a tense game. Kin Jones pitched for Pittsfield while Vargas relieved in the fifth. Goldsmith led Providence with a mound effort, Longs and Mayer collected multiple hits, and Morrison sparked with a dramatic infield play.
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Longs
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Amece
Morrison
Junior Twilight League formed by Wheway to begin May 25
The waterbury area league formed by Al bert Fo Whrway lists six teams the Cardinals Ramblers Rovers Red Tops Dixies and St Michael s. Play starts Tuesday May 25 and runs through July 30 with daily games and a full schedule. Standings and results for yesterday include Waterbury 7 Hartford and Springfield 11 Albany 4.
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Albany
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Hamblers
Diaond
Red Tope
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BL Michela
Thamoda
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Rambers
Drurint
Red Lope
St Michaels
Tennis Finalist Match Reveals Player Illness Collapse
A finalist match yesterday ended amid disruption as one player Knight felt unwell and collapsed on the court after a tense rally. Officials halted play and a physician attended, later reporting abdominal symptoms and a needed delay before resuming.
Exhibition Baseball Notes From Baltimore
Fragmentary report lists players Jonnard Yuxon Jackson Parnham and McKee amid an exhibition game in Baltimore with St Toouls noted and unclear sequence of events.
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Jonnard
Yuxon
Jackson
Parnham
McKee
Central High plans senior trip to West Point Hear Mountain
Preparations are under way at Central High to arrange a senior class voyage over Hear Mountain to West Point Harvey CG. Went will supervise as official chaperone. No firm plans yet but faculty aim to spark interest and rally student support. A June trip is hoped.
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Hear Mountain
West Point
Harvey CG
Went
Iip
Fairfield Simon Pure Fight Friday
Three amateur boxers from Fairfield short trip to New Milford Friday for an amateur show at Vic Emory Arena. Joey Nievy from Fairfield headlines bantamweight against Pep Stone of Danbury, while Nagy Hintaunweight from Norwalk seeks upset. Freddy Jones from Fairfield faces a Danbury middleweight. Amity from Fairfield rounds out card.
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Thanburs
Charley Mids Aletan
Negie
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