Bears Fall in Eleven Inning Contest to Hillies 3 2
Purcell belts a seventh inning homer to tie the score and drives a game winning hit in the eleventh as Bridgeport Hillies beat the Bears 3 to 2 at Newfield Park. Luck Howe and Johnny Horan reach deep into pitching duels before Purcell’s late heroics seal the win. Bud Stapleton day honors and a horseshoe bouquet highlight a tough, low offense night with both teams limited to singles and a few extra base hits.
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Foresters Hold Practice Workout At Seaside Park
The Foresters teams held a lengthy practice at Seaside Park this morning as they prepare for the Inter-Court League opener in a few weeks. They will train again Wednesday night with a fast circuit of five teams prior to league entry selections from top players in the league.
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Seaside Park Y Steidas
Tarkity
Nathaniel Wheeler
Nordes Sarina
Pequonnock
Holy Cross Baseball Popularity Draws Massive Crowds
Holy Cross attracts record crowds at baseball games with over 65 000 fans in spring and early summer efforts, outdrawing Worcester league play. The team, featuring stars like Jack Barry and Jumping Joe Dugan alumni, dominates the region and challenges major league prospects.
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Yale
California
Michigan
Holy Cross
Cleo A . Donnell
Worcester
Hilly Cross
Senators
Weny York
Yankees
Jack Barry
Connie Mack
Bn] Carrigan
Red Sox
Bears Schedule Shows Three Home Games This Week
The Bears have three home games listed this week. They will finish a two-day series with Bud Stepleton's Hillies and Eddie Hoyt's Panthers visit Tuesday for another two-day series. Worcester plays at home and Wilhelmites travel to Springheld for a three-day star game as the week ends.
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Bears
Bud Stepletons
Hillies
Eddie Hoyts
Panthers
Wor Ester
Wilhelmites
Springheld
Dibut Signs With Cincinnati Times Star Club
Pete Dibut, the Cuban pitcher cut loose by the Cincinnati Reds, signed a contract to pitch for the Cincinnati Times Star Club in May, a move that links him with the local team following his release.
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Pete Dibut
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati Times Star Club
Brasscos Triumph Over Hartford 6 to 1 at Waterbury
Waterbury defeated Hartford 6 to 1 before the season’s largest crowd. Hartford pitcher Schwartz issued eight walks while Waterbury pitcher Moundsman Bishop kept the visitors hitless on balls. Hedtmann and Thoman led the offense and Helgeth excelled in the field.
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Bentley Wins Fourth Straight As Giants Beat Cards
Johnny Mostil's homer in the 12th powered the Chicago White Sox to a 10 to 8 win over Washington after a late rally by the Nationals. George Kelly homered for Chicago, while Jack Bentley again excelled on the mound to secure his fourth consecutive victory. In New York, Bentley again pitched well as the Giants defeated St Louis 5 to 3, with Kelly homering and Young, Frisch, and Lindstrom contributing key hits.
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Homer
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Washington
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AIH
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Gregg
Crees
Lyons
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Baseball box score fragment hints at notables and errors
The notice lists players with hits and plays including two base hits by Bishop and Wojack, three base hits by Alexander, a double play from Arder to Comiskey to Wojak, and bases left on by Waterbury. It records umpires Breslin and Summers and a 1 42 time, with various misc entries like stolen bases and pitching notes.
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Summers
Three Shutouts Recorded in Factory League Action
Three shutout games highlighted a Saturday clash in the Factory League. The Bullard nine defeated American Fabrics 6 to 5, the Hubbel Burritt and Warner squads each posted decisive scores, and other box scores list Hushwells, Bazalcks, Browe, Warners, and Phonopiagh performers.
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Factory League
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American Fabrics
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Warner
Bridgeport High Nine Set for Two Games This Week
Bridgeport High lines up two games this week starting Tuesday at home against West Haven High, a top state foe, then Saturday at Greenwich. Lman likely to start Tuesday with Kelman or Rummage at Greenwich. The Hilltoppers beat Greenwich 11 to 3 two weeks ago and look for another win in the Millionaire town. They have posted six wins in eight games this season, with ties to Suffield Prep and St. Thomas Seminary.
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Rummage
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Choate
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Weaver
Wilby
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Bagby to Join Atlanta as Pacific Coast ace departs Seattle
Former Cleveland pitcher and 1920 World Series hero Jim Bagby will leave Seattle today to join the Atlanta club in the Southern Association after being released by the Seattle champions of the Pacific Coast League.
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Rosey
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Giants
Braves
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Detroit
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Joe McEntee
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Braxton Shines as Braxton Twirls Good Ball in 3 1 Victory
New Haven May 10 Braxton pitched trilliant ball here today and Springfield defeated New Haven 3 to 1. Rollie Naylor former Philadelphia American hurler was hit hard though showed good form in the pitches.
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Philadelphia Americn
International League results show scattered scores and lineups
Reading and Jersey City posted losses in brief Interleague play with Syracuse, Baltimore, Buffalo, Rochester, and others listed. Names include Wilson, Mattison, Lynn, Meine, Boyd, Niebergall, Fisher, Reddy, Hill, Ogden, Cobb, Tunney, Head, Kelfer, Earnhardt, and Frestag. Schedule notes indicate only games scheduled.
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Leading E. L. Batters Spark Narrow Win
In a baseball summary, Liheau and Merker deliver two and one base hits respectively for the leading E. L. Batters. Stulen and Ferker add singles with Beckes, Her, and Moore contributing sacrifices. Springfield fights to a 10 New Haven 6 game as Braxton walks four batters and Naylor fans thrice. Umpires Brown and McDonald. Time 1 38.
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Merker Stulen
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Herrera
Moore Teft
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Naylor
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McDonald Tome
Park City Council Wins State Bowling Championship
The Bridgeport Knights of Columbus team won the state K of C championship in New Britain, with Park City council claiming team single and total honors. Pastor and Kelly led with high scores, while Duchesy of Willimantic took the overall single title and Park City posted 1514 for team total.
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Pete
Jimmy Kelly
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McCartan
Munante
Dewey
Duchess
Electrics-Tube Win Dusty TiltS at Seaside Park
The General Electric and Aner tenn tUWhe nine s won the Industrial League game at Seaside Park Sunday afternoon. Scholz pitched for the Tube in a dominant effort as the team pulled ahead. Scoring and lineups included Kohout, OConnell, Parker, Wargo, Connors, Wright, and McCuawten in a tight contest.
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Seaside Park
Greenwich Leads In Y M C A Ball League
Stamford May 10 6 Westport indoor baseball team beat Stamford Y team 6 to 5 in two extra innings. Greenwich leads tri town league with 2 wins 1 loss 66.6 percent. Westport 0 0 0 0. Stamford 0 0 0 0 38.3 percent.
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Legion Program Showcases Wrestling and Boxing Tonight
Stratford American Legion presents an athletic program featuring wrestling and boxing exhibitions at the Sterling Memorial Home tonight. Contenders include Louis Burleys John Snakl Mike Chicken Ve Ben Freedman Young Griffin Young Meyers Kid Baron Batling Yaddle. The brothers will also stage a bag punching exhibition.
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Sterling Memorial
Louis Burleys
John Snakl
Mike Chicken Ve
Ben Freedman
Young Grifte Ys
Young Meyers
Kid Baron
Batling Yaddle
St Charles Beats Westerns 9 to 3 at Sea Side Park
The St Charles nine won its fourth straight by defeating the Westerns 9 to 3 yesterday afternoon at Sea Side Park. Brunett's batting and Coherts pitching stood out. St Charles faces Sacred Hearts next Sunday.
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Eagle Will Box Twice This Week
George Engel the New York welterweight under Al Jennings will box twice this week. He meets Peter August in Allentown on Thursday and Alex Hart in Philadelphia on Friday in two ten round bouts. Engel says he is in top shape and expects easy victory over August, though Hart poses a tougher test.
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New York
al Jennings
Peter August
Bridgeport
Allentown
Alex Hart
Philadelphia
Kagel
Hart
Hearts Tie Madison in Seaside Park nine inning game
Hearts and Madison battled to a 1 1 tie at Seaside Park in a nine inning affair yesterday afternoon. August allowed two hits but committed two errors that let Hearts score while Sank and Pond, along with August and Lesko, contributed to the scoring and fielding.
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Pond
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Three Baseball Leagues Meet This Week In City Office
Three leagues plan meetings in the Board of Recreation office this week. The Junior City League will gather tonight to prepare for the season opening next Sunday. Fred Corbally supervises the circuit.
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Board of Recreation
Fred Corbally
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