Boosters Edge Americans 9 to 5 in Milk Fund Bout
In a Yankee Stadium exhibition, Bridgeport defeats the Americans 9 to 5. Mullen homered for Worcester's three runs. Bennett pitched effectively, holding the visitors hitless after a fast start. Post, Orme, and Muller's big hits sparked Bridgeport's late rally, with Emmerich and Post driving in key runs. The game featured strong fielding and several notable plays as Bridgeport pulled ahead in the fifth and sealed the win with a decisive finish.
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Worcester
Mar Bennett
Hiss Southpes
Bridgeport
Lindstrom
Swirler
Mullen
Intz
Kimmerish
Innines
Beivinu
Sluyengen
Murphy
Orme
Galagher
Agser
Kennedy
Earcher
Tayre
Aialone
Shay
Ees
Gallather
Nagle
Strrenken
Clarys
Toderlsuz
Stuvensen
Bediener
Tadauhis
Browns Land On Four Twirlers 10 Win Over Makers
Browns land four pitchers for a 10 run victory over the Makers in a game featuring Chicago at Brooklyn and St Louis at Boston. Pittsburgh at New York Wireman at Philadelphia.
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BaDew
York
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Browns
Mackers
Brooklyn
St. Louia
Pittsburan
New York
Wiremnall
Pittsbursh Vega
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Buffalo Open International League Series 14-3 Victory
In St Louis the locals routed four Philadelphia pitchers to win 14 three. The big wave came in the sixth inning as Wright struggled and Newerk-Poroata yielded runs. A confused, garbled section follows with notes on Ogden Meavey Fisher Orban and Syracuse.
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Baltimore At Buffalo
Ogden and Meavey
Alphall
Fisher and
Orban
ST. Louis
Philadelphia
Wright
Awd Hong Ui Matthews
Ut Hale
Pain Rowlar
Truste
Exell
Secon Gauw
Willams
Enffalo
McMay
Opden
Medvay
Heay Amd
Revereid
Cian Robertson
Ge Per
Harris Fu
Renorg
Tauis
Roth
Bashi Seveid
A Wright
Robes Fe Foer
Muor
Vierber
Borfell
Mme Meaus
American Association Scoreline Fragments at Merritt and Gonzales
Fragmented report shows St. Paul line against Minneavois at Merritt and Gonzales with partial names Morrissatte Ayres and Mayer. Tiwauker 137 iaite 45 Gearin. Lind Your Schupp and McCa Toledo Columbus and Indian anus Louisville postnanad rain.
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St. Paul
Minneavois
Merritt and
Gonzales
Morrissatte
Ayres and Mayer
Tiwauker
Schupp and
McCa
Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
Americans Play Worcester This Afternoon
The Americans will perform set pasture as they visit Worcester this afternoon as guests of the local club. Following the Monday game they travel to Waterbury on Tuesday and Wednesday, then head to Pittsfield for the rest of the week.
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Poster
Idgeport
Awaterbury
Pittsfield
Daves to Play With Hilltoppers Against New York U
Bridgeport high school squad with George Kidde Dervis departs for New York to face New York University. Davis declared eligible. Black Fox out since February. lineup includes Curr, Roper, Sekrowe. Game expected to test team strength amid season goals.
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Bridgeport High
Sithnol Tran
George “Kidde Dervis
New York
Davie
May
Black Fox
Davis Witer
Davis
Daris
Charlie Curr
Roper
Sekrowe
Grant
Banville
Firet
Shes
O'Connor
Hekerak
Pretegenterdi
Hartford Senators Edge In Low-Scoring Win
In Hartford, Neher allowed one hit as Johnson and Mulvennan pitched brilliantly. The Elks offense produced a lone run in the 7th, and Hartford won 6 to 1 on a crisp day. Detailing byline appears as Neher. Umpires included Honty and Asvahats.
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Johnson
Senators
Hartford
Nehar
Aviv
Tlertford
Mulvennan
Hugh Toerty
Appire
Ais Elks
New Haven
Hania
Srule
Urapires
Rawlings Sold to Philadelphia in May
The Philadelphia Nationals announced the purchase of Johnny Rawlings from the New York Giants and the plan for him to report to play second base. Known as Lucky John, Rawlings joined the Giants in 1941 and helped win the pennant and World Series, though he faced trade and reporting uncertainties amid mutual objections and managerial input.
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Muladelphia
Philadelphia National League
Johnny Rawlings
New York Giants
Rapp
King
Rawlings
McGraw
Frisch
Giants
Yankees
Glwinfield
Nawlings
Cincinnati Nationals
Kansas City Club
Boston Nationals
Braves
New York
Philadelphia
Records Shatter as Phils Top Cardinals 20 to 14
Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 20 to 14 at National League park in a heavy hitting game. Cy Williams belted three homers, setting multiple records as the Phillies soared past the Cardinals with twelve circuits and strong contributions from several teammates.
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PHILS
Cardinals
Williams
Philadelphia
St. Lewis
Wink
Cy Williams
Igfim
Butch" Hentine
Philadelphia Sligger
Willers
Nywel
St. Loois
Lise Ston
Dhe
Atv
Mino
White
Ana
Phivers Partic
Corlear
Traders Swamp University Nine Edges Seaside Park Victory
Bridgeport Trade School beat University of Seaside Park 24 to 4 for their fifth straight win. Leslie led with four hits in five at bats and four runs batted in, while teammates Colgan Wilises and Hines contributed in a high scoring offensive showing. Umpires and pitchers listed with standard box details accompany the report.
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Bridgeport
Tesser's
Sor
Seaside Park
Lesko
Chalk
Katz
Boon
Leslie
Colgan
Stol
Sacriflen
Pinsky
Ter
Oftil Rata
Chlisen
Alts
Ye Gibson
Br Buli
Niyive
Wagner
Maranville
Il Karn Rt
Dtham
Traynor
Gram
Srhiniat
Gooch
Amilton
Brooklyn
Olsen Ah
Johnalon
Griffirk
Armen
Hig
Barhart
Barnhart
Taylor
Dowdle
Grimm
Pitt
Ren
Isa
Lawmer
Hambten
Lini
Pirates Fall 7-6 to Brooklyn in Final Series Game
In Brooklyn on May 11 Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 6 to take the final game of the series. The Pirates benefited from postponed games earlier, and Brooklyn surged with a two-out rally in the Suh and Carey misplay that allowed Fournier to score from second. Tim Bagby lasted only three innings, charged with four runs on three singles and a double.
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Pittsburgh
Suh
Carey
Fournier
Tim Bagby
Boston
Enue Yuh Mmar
Boston Today
Cimcin
Bagwell
Canter
McInnis
Marquard
Cincinnati
Burns
Daubert
Roush
Oj Breaster
Koek
Boxers to Fight in World’s Greatest Park Arena Today
New York May 11 large crowds expected as stadiums transformed into boxing arena for free milk fund event featuring Willard Johnson Firpo McAuliffe and Renault bouts. Tickets go on sale at 10 am with revenues projected above 500000.
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New York
Associated Press
Jess Willard
Floyd Johnson
Dex Moines
Louis Yirpo
Jack MacAulifte
Detroit
Richard
Willard-Johnson
Fllipe- Meauliffe
Jed Fulton
Jack Raenault
al Keith
Tiny Heman
Joe McCann
Firpo A
Harry Drake
Willard
Willard-Johnson Willard
Jackwinnon
Fine Fettle
Dempsey
Toledo
Smorro
Firpo
Bill Brennan
Jack Dempsey
de Forest
Kaye
McAuliffe
Vingd Johnson
Tie
Johnson
Renault
Board of Governors backs A A U commission
The Board of Governors of the Amateur Athletic Union sustained the National Registration committee’s ban on American athletes competing abroad before the 1924 Paris Olympics. The decision rejects the appeal by the Women’s Swimming Association of New York to sanction a May–June trip to the British Isles for Helen Wainwright Gertrude Ederle and Alleen Riggin.
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New York
Associated Press
The
Amateur Athletic Union
National Registration Committee
Amer N
Paris
National A. A. U
Wiliam ©. Prout
Boston
Women's Swimming Assocy
British Isles
Helen Wainwright
Gertrude Ederle
Alleen Rigein
Shelton High to Play Stratford Tossers Today
Stratford Tossers aim to repeat a dominating win over Shelton High as substitutions and lineup decisions unfold. Catalano is expected to start, after a previous Valley team showing faltered at Stratford.
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Shelton High
Stratford Tossers
Stratford High School
Shelton High School
Stratford
Length Monde
Lamo
Catalano
Recreation Nines Start Tomorrow In City League
The Tuntar Recreation Jamaniit league opens tomorrow under the Board of Recreation with games on several city diamonds. Last season's circuit showed a strong showing and expects even better play this year. At Seacide Park diamond No. 7 Yellow, Miles vs Arrows at 1:00 with umpire Wagner. At Park diamond No. 8 Madison vs Independents at 1:00 with umpire Reynolds.
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Board of Jiavreation
Anthony Quniyrraw
Thea
Prnottaw
Arrows
Benpire
Galway
Seacide Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars Play White Sox Tomorrow Afternoon
The Veterans of Foreign Wars team will face the White Sox at their home field in Black Bok to Ninevon in the afternoon. Veterans captain Arnold and key players are listed on the roster as part of the event marking a military football or baseball style showcase with notable service members participating.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vombing
White Sox
Black Bok
Ero
Arnold
Ber
Veisa
Church Combines Perform Today At Beside Methodist Park
A church event schedules a combined performance today at Beside Methodist Park. Local organizers mention Steve Nur as a key participant and aim to start after a first meeting of the ad hoc group.
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Fone
Methodist
Ans Iwus
Steve Nur
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