Crosby High Beats Bridgeport 7 to 1 in Big Win
In a May 20 game from Waterbury, Crosby High triumphed over Bridgeport 7 to 1. Gallagher led on the mound and in fielding, with Kinz driving in 10 Crosby runs and Paradis handling local pitching. Bridgeport’s Shea stood out among hitters, while Cooney and Becker contributed key plays for Crosby.
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Kinz
Crosbyers
Callagher
Crosby
Colway
Shea
Ue Park
Becker
Cooney
New Haven
Jocala
Ne Aval
Waterbury
Sykles
LLYAND MUSANTE EREAT BEM CITIES AND NOWNES ALLEY
A fragment reports Kel land Musante defeating Spaide and White the league leaders at Nutmer Alley. It mentions individual honors and scattered numbers from the game. The text is partially garbled with stats and unclear names.
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Kelland Musante
Spaide
Bavern
Stratford Stars To Play St Mary Nine Sunday
The Stratford All Stars will host St Mary nine Sunday at 3:50. They have won six games this season and are described as playing well. The lineup lists Smith, Bock, Ball, Benedict, Schick, Christian, Haber, Ball, with managers reachable at Noble 679 for noon calls.
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Stratford All Stars
St. Mary
Smith
Bock
Ball
Benedict
Scick
Bs Christian
Haberp
C. Ball
Noble
Alphabet Juniors to Play Crasho Cubs
Adonaber Juniors schedule a game against the Crasho Cubs this Sunday. The match is set for 7 PM at Wick Avenue Muéflels with practice for all players this week.
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Phabet
Crasho Cubs
Hp Adonaber
Plasera
Wick Avenue
Polock
WIIS Meeting Tonight At YWCA
Igicly interested in tennis are invited to attend a meeting tonight at the YWCA main branch on Golder Hill Street. Plans for the organization and use of indoor and outdoor courts, tournaments, and practice sessions are to be discussed with members and the secretary.
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Golder Hill Street
C. A
Barnum Ue
Olorado Avenue
FAYETTES TO PLAY LYRICS ON SUNDAY FAYETTES TO PLAY LYRICS ON SUNDAY
Fayettettes clash with Park Citys in Sunday game as local teams Lions and Cubs feature names like Siciliza and Noble. game details unclear due to damaged OCR but event centers on home team hopes and adjacent matchups.
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Diamond
Lowszho
Lafayettes
Mike Siciliza
Park
Miller Wins First Game of Season from Waterbury
Fitchburg Massachusetts May 10 Miller earned his first start of the season pitching Fitchbury to a 5 0 victory over Waterbury Wallers wildness helped the visitors in the sixth inning as Fienburs circled the bases with three runs Waterbury Waterbury Waterbury listed players and miscues limited Waterbury with singles by Rafferty Belanger and St Angelo and a successful double play Shelton and Rose NOTE This summary preserves named individuals and team names from the readable text despite OCR errors.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Miler
Fitchbury
Waterbury
Wallers Wildness
Fienburs
iAmer
du ‘Waterours
Puthan
Rafferty
Angelo
Samide
Belanger
Opes
St. Angelo
Boyce
Rose Lett
Fichwore
I. Basa
Sutter
StruclyovreBy Milter
Puller
Conway
Was
Nieman Is Star Harvey Hubbell Team Opens Season
The Harvey Hubbell squad features ace pitcher Shaw Weirmeh, who earned ish honors for Sida school, as Neimen aims at a 16 to 13 class title. They hope to beat Raybestos at Seaside Park and seek rivals in a bynner season.
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Harvey Hubbell
Shaw” Weirmeh
Hopky
Hubbell
Raybestos
Ives Toy Shop
Seaside Park
Sir Daniels Cape
Harvey Hubbdej), Inc
St John’s Defeat: St Charles Parochial Nine
St Johns parochial school team defeated St Charles nine at Old Mill Grove. The score was 11 to 6 after a late rally by Johns. Key players included Patrick, Bacher, Fisaly, Short, and Catahaa contributing for St Johns.
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ST. John's
ST. Charles
St John’s Parochial School
Old Mill
Igreensward
Jennings
Ist. John's
Patrick and Bacher
High Street Midgets to Play Erin Nine
The Kish Street Midgets meet the Sons of Erin in a Saturday morning baseball game at Sea Side Park diamond No 1. The Midgets hold a 4 win 1 loss record, Riverside being the only team to beat them. Battery for the Midgets is White on the mound with Castalig catching.
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Kish Stree
Sons of Erin
Lear
Seaside Park
Riverside
High Street
Raymond White
Milford High School to Open Season Friday Upset of Fairfield
Milford High School baseball team will open the season Friday afternoon against Fairfield Kish School at Devon A.C. game time set for 3:30. Vaccination edict delayed practice, but Milford players expect to be in shape for the opener. Foster leads the pitching staff with Healy Ober and Herting also in consideration for the lineup. A large crowd is expected to attend.
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Milford
Milford High School
Fairfield Kish
Lveala
Devon A.C. Fhomond
Iin Fa
Foster
Herting
Healy
Ober
Washingtons Defeat Madison in School Nine Battle
Washington School defeated Madison yesterday afternoon by a score of 28 to 0. The victors featured heavy hitting and strong fielding led by Elian Hows and Meplewoce, whose performances anchored the win.
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Washington School
Madison
Elian Hows
Meplewoce
Mrs Zinderstein Defeats Mrs Mallory at Capital
Washington May 10 President and Mrs Harding and a distinguished company watched Mrs Marian Zinderstein Jessup defeat Mrs Mallory in a national tennis match on the House courts. In mixed doubles Jessup and Norris Williams won 9 to 7 while Williams and Washburn beat Behr and Throckmorton 10 to 4 in men's doubles.
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Washington
Harding
Marian Zinderstein Seasup
Molla Bjuratedt Mallory
Jessup
BR. Norris Williams
Mallory
Watson Washburn
Willams and
Washburn
Karl Behr
Harold Throckmorton
Carpentier Lewis Fight Draws Record London Crowd
London reports 25 000 plus seats added at Olympia stadium to accommodate the record crowd for the Carpentier Lewis bout. Dempsey plans front row access in London as promoter Arnold Wilson notes unprecedented demand and an empty royal box. Carpentier silent, Lewis camp confident, with both sides eyeing a potential post bout rematch.
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Gimantic Olympia Stadium
Setaryond
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Big Mill
Arnold Wilson
Universal Service Tonight
Duke of York
Royal Box
Major Wilson
Jimmie White
Britain
White
Charley Harvey
Ted Lewis
Lewis
London Fans Bet On Carpentier Lewis Fight Tomorrow
London buzzing over Georges Carpentier versus Ted Lewis for the light heavyweight title tomorrow night. Odds have tightened to even money, with British fans split as Lewis seeks a hard fought upset after a brief rally with Demspey. Carpentier predicts a quick win while Lewis vows to box and press the Frenchman to a possible finish.
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Georges Carpentier
Ted Lewis
Lewis
Tanter
Jack Demyse
Tamponte
Luna
Carpentier
Columbia Crew Meets Princeton For Trophy
New York May 10 The Columbia oarsmen, fired by last year’s victory over Princeton, depart early Thursday for final workouts on Lake Carnegie. On Saturday they race the Nassau and Penn eights in the Childs Cup, aiming to maintain supremacy in one of the year’s key events.
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New York
Scheershat
Tiser
Columbia
Princeton
Lake Carnege
Wong of
Nassau
Penn
Pepper Martin to Fight Delmont on Saturday
New York May 10 Nincento Pepper Martin Brooklyn feather weight who knocked out Babe Herman in 1 minute 45 seconds will face Gong Jelmomt, veteran lightweight, in a twelve round bout at the Rink Sporting Club Brooklyn Saturday night. A semi final eight rounds features Andy Thomas vs Red Dan Wilson. Willie Daney of Brooklyn meets Charley Ryder of Staten Island in a light round. A four round preliminary and a six round card.
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New York
Nincento
Pepper) Martin
Brooklyn
Babe Herman
Gong Jelmomt
lMamp
Rink Sporting Club
Andy Thomas
Red Dan Wilson
Willie Daney
Charley Ryder
Staten Island
Hamiltons Win Over Side Babies 11 to 18
The Hamilton baseball team defeated the Side Babies 18 to 11 in a high scoring game. James Cilenti and Decarla led the effort with homers when two men were aboard.
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Hamilton
James Cilenti
Decarla
Ferguson Returns to Form with Red Sox Pitching Hope
ALEX FERGUSON, ONCE A YANKEE CASTOFF, EMERGES AS A RED SOX PITCHING HOPE. DISCUSSION OF HIS MIXED LOANED SEASONS, TRADE FATE, AND EARLY PITCHING PROMISE HIGHLIGHTS A LONG TUMBLE TO STARDOM. FERGUSON'S YOUTH AND POWER DRAW PRAISE, WITH HOPES HE WILL PROVE A VALUABLE ASSET FOR BOSTON.
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Alex Ferguson
Yankee
Boston Red Sox
Waterbury Firemen Banned From State League
At a May 10 meeting in New Haven delegates from major cities of the state firemen's league voted to ban substituting players for the 1922 circuit. The Waterbury team faced a ban despite not applying for league entry and no substitution of ringers will be allowed. Schedule will be released soon with New Haven Bridgeport Dartford Stamford Meriden and possibly New Britain as members.
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New Haven
State Firemen's League
Wrauterbury T Cam
Waterbury Firemen
Winning Team Seeks Trip as Boys Club Junior League Forms
The Boys Club junior league for under 16s forms a new team from Boy's club members. A cup funded by interested donors and a Yankees game trip to New York await the season winner. Friday Hornets face Park City at Seaside Park Diamond No. 7 in a title showdown, with Tuesday’s 6-4 Hornets win noted.
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Cid
New York
Yankees
Hornets
Park City
Seaside Park
Magison Drs
Geore
Bary
Boss A Sym Ag
Holy Cross Defeats Harvard 2-1 In Pitcher's Duel
In Cambridge on May 10 Holy Cross defeated Harvard 2-1 in a pitchers duel. Gautreau starred at third for Holy Cross with a triple and strong fielding, while Goode and Lincoln delivered key hits. The Crusaders held a 1-0 lead into the ninth before adding insurance on a late rally.
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Cambridge
Macs
Horan
Holy Cross
Gautreau
Slac
Blume
Worcester
Warward
Goode
Lincoln
Punk Gautreau
Galm
Oan
West End Juniors Seek Sunday Game With Silver Star Juniors
West End Juniors seek a Sunday match after no game. Gridley Tha Enders and Niede discuss arranging a game with Silver Star Juniors. Report lists Levy Rene Beloin Newman and O Connors as players in tonight’s report. Silver Star Juniors to reply as soon as possible.
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West End
Gridley
Two Players Injured in Southern League Game
In Atlanta on May 1 two Little Rock baseball players, shortstop Jackson and center fielder Leifer, were injured in a collision behind second base during the fourth inning against the Atlanta club. Both were sent to Grady Hospital with reports of serious injuries to Jackson including a southa fissure and Ledger suffering a serious chest injury.
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Atlanta Gn
Jackson
Leifer
Little Rock
Alimnta
Freddy Grail
Grady Trespita
Soullas
Ledger
Twenty W. and J. men awarded letters at Washington Penn
Twenty Washington and Jefferson football players who traveled to Pasadena at the University of California have been awarded varsity letters by the athletic council. Five others including Student Manager Wiley and Head Cheer Leader Hamphill also received insignia. Letters went to Captain Stein and others. fourteen earned first time letters, and basketball letters were awarded to nine players with Kopl noted as a freshman likely to win more honors in spring.
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Penn
Max
Washington and Jefferson
Pasadena
University of California
Athletic Counal
Wiley
Hamphill
Stein
Cantain
Bronk
Ert
Erickson
Crook
West
Genvevik
Vince
McLaughlin
Browning
McDonald
Aiken
Kopf
Basisua
Neal
Weiderquist
Harmony
Vick
Tuthes
Spillers
Marion
Snydes
Terkitts
Ana Hadde
Corn
Conn
Walker
Covall
Kopf Lynn
Eaton
Wertz
Kop
Jetters
Twat
Graeck
Wallingford High Plans Season Schedule
Wallingford high school manager Dunn releases the season slate starting May 12 in Meriden. Key games include Meriden at Meriden May 12, Southington at Wallingford May 19, and South Norwalk at South Norwalk June 1. Additional contests feature Middletown, Simsbury, and New Haven Commercial at various venues through June.
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Dunn
Wallingford High School
Bristol
Southington
Wallingford
Meriden
New Haven Commercial
Middletown
Walingford
Simsbury
South Norwalk
Brishol
Players to Sit as Krumenaker and Kneisch Decline
Manager Genea McCann stated neither Krumenaker nor Kneisch will play as both were sent to Bridgeport in a tirade for Eddie Mooers. Skrumensker has quit baseball and moved to New York, while Kneiset will be heard from, with McCann hoping to add two pinch hitters from an International League club in Newark by tomorrow.
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Genea McCann
Krumenaker
Kmeich
Bridgeport
Eddie Mooers
Skrumensker
New York
Kneiset Ie
McCann
Newark
Three Local Boys Enter New York Intercity Boxing Tourney
Three local lads Tony Tetartha Toseah Smith and Steve Smith will enter an intercity boxing meet in New York on May 17 and 48. Retartha excites crowds after a knockout of Steamboat Bill Links in two rounds. Joe Smith stands out in the 147 pound class with consistent amateur wins. Steve Smith remains unbeaten in Bridgeport with only two career losses and previously fought in Madison Square Garden. Both Smiths have drawn requests from Captain Baum to return.
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New York
Tony
Tetartha
Toseah Smith
Steve
Madison Square Garden
Smith
Smiths
Baum
Larry Brown Aims To Break Track Records At Penn
Philadelphia May 11 Captain Larry Brown of the University of Pennsylvania track team expects to surpass world record holder Ted Meredith in the 440 yard and 880 yard events. Brown began training for both events and will debut in the dual meet against Cornell at Ithaca on Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Larry Brown
University of Pennsylvania
Ted Meredith
Pennsylvania
Meredith
Trown
Cornell
Ihaga
Midget Smith to Fight Edwards in Boston
New York May 10 Midget Smith a noted bantam will face Danny Edwards in the main event at the Boston Arena next Monday under Arena A. This expected bout is touted as the best bantamweight match for a Boston crowd with New York clubs regretting you missed the chance. Smith arrived in Boston to train at Kelly's and Hayes gym in Bowdoin Square.
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Smith
Danny Edwards
Boston Arena
Arena A
Boston
Joome
Wil
Kelly’ S and Hayes Gymnasium
Bowdoin Square
Park City Baseball League to Open With Ceremonies Saturday
Park City baseball league plans a grand opening with parade officials police units motor trucks and a famous figure tossing the first ball. A 15-rule sportsmanship package is adopted with prizes including a pennant cup and Ford medals for top players as the league sets opening day for Monday July 2.
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Park City Baseball League
Isl
Karm Terminal Company
McNeil
Jeadlax
W. King
Ford
J. Z. Hall
Holy Cross to Play Two Games This Week in Worcester
Holy Cross, with baseball coach Jack Barry and track coach Bart Sullivan, voices discontent over Saturday protests and schedules two tough tests this week in Worcester. The team faces Pittsburgh on Friday and Penn State on Saturday, after a rough midweek showing against Lafayette. Carroll is expected to start vs Pittsburgh with relief pitching boosting the Worcester squad’s confidence.
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Jack Barry
Bart Sulllivan
Holy Cross
Battessers
Male
Fordham
Pittsburgh
Penn State
Carroll
Glis
Worcesteries
Lafayette
Alm
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