Tendler Knocks Papin and Waterbury Victory
Tendler defeats Papin the French champion in the sixth, Walshmen win 4-2 as Americans take the game. Shinault leads Waterbury with featured hitting including a triple and a double while the Packstop delivers key plays in a Riverside matchup.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Tendler
Papin
Walshmen
Waterbury
En- Yanted
Bridgeport
Brasscoea
Shinault
Tae Aiatt
Hewcono
Eastern Degur Standings and Today’s Matches
Eastern division standings show New Waves leading with 11 and Springfield at 6 as weathered grounds affect games. Albany faces Springfield, New Haven plays Worcester, and Field Hartford. National leagues results list Pittsburgh over Philadelphia 5 to 3 while other games were postponed. American league scores include New York 14 Chicago 3 and Detroit at Washington with several clashes postponed.
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New Waves
Springfield
Albany J. . Hartford-Pittfield
Albany
New Harsn
Worcest
Hartford
New York
Chicvage
Uauis
Philadel
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Raln
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelp
Cleveland
Detroi
Tendler TKOs Georges Svapin in sixth round
PhiladelphIa lightweight Tendler scored a technical knockout over Georges Svapin in the sixth round at the lightweight bout. The bout ended decisively in Tendler's favor as he dominated the early rounds leading to the stoppage.
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Cate
Tendtec
Philadelphia
Georges Svapin
Boxe A
Pringseld Ponies Easily Defeat McCorry’s Albanians
In ELD Massachusetts on May 12 the Pringseld Ponies dominated McCorry’s Albanians with a swift victory. The result highlighted the Ponies’ offense and defensive consistency in a clear show of strength.
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pringSeld
Eld
Mass
New Haven Indians Rally for Nine in Sixth Inning
In Worcester Massachusetts New Haven Indians scored nine runs in the sixth inning to overwhelm Worchester. Pitcher Bish was pulled after 6 innings with Mc Clellan making his first appearance for New Haven. Torphy stood out at the plate as Davies received solid support and Theinfelders contributed around the middle infield.
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New Haven Indians
Worcester
iMass
New Haven
Worchester
Bish
McClellan
New ‘Haven
Hin
Bennett
Torphy
Davies
Theinfelders
Shay
Stimpson
Pete Onzales
Ball
Goebel
Sant
Lennox
Be ‘Burnett
A Joseph
Ob Christie
Ni ‘Aughton
Wilson
Sullivan
Sorkin
ALBAN
Laturray
Hing
McCarty
Bose
Cameron Leary
Muri
Rice
Becker
Yoseph
Christie
Callaghan
McCorry
Wilder
Morgan
Bull
Joseph
Worble
Lennox Lett
Morkheimer
Dameron
Brausen
Busster
Davies Eron
Springfield
McClellan Bennett
Albany i
Ne. Organ
Harrington
Borngen
Calpes
Colley
Bish “Wildwitch
Zanis
Calley
Mg Nitgher
McClellan Jrandy
Brarskid
Chapin Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Champion Crowned
William s player Arthur Kapin Jr of Williams College won the New England intercollegiate lawn tennis championship. He defeated Clarence W. Sanders of Dartmouth in the final, taking the first two sets easily, losing the third then clinching the fourth with fast forehand drives and precise placement.
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Bosto May Arthur Kapin, Jr
Williams
Hs Deefeaters
Clarence W. Sanders
Dartmouth
Gt. Chapin
Yale Wins. Yale Defeats Catholic University in Close Game
Yale defeated Catholic University this afternoon in New Haven with Errara figures prominently in the result. The score ended closely with Catholic University 7? to Yale 9? in what appears to be a competitive matchup.
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NEW
Yale
Catholic University
Errara
Innkig
Coe
Miss Rollins Narrowly Advances in British Title Tourney
Americans Miss Rollins and Mrs. Vanderbeck compete in a British Women's GoM Championship. Rollins defeats Jackson then faces MacKenzie while Vanderbeck battles Dobouts and Mackenzie, with both advancing late in the day as Canadian rivals falter.
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Miss Rollins
Steadman Leads Fourth Regiment Smoker Tonight
Steadman fronts the Fourth Regiment smoker at the State Armory with fans and notable fighters expected. The program features young prospects, a referee appearance by Tick Mowelim, and several bouts listing local boxers from Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
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Steadman
Niantiyy
O. S
State Armory
Furtiar
Sige Sralhers
Tick Hmowelim
Ty Masray
Ford Suit
Red Poliias
Bridgeport 08
A. Ca
Jor Rock
N. Ta
Baror Jtepourn
Bridgenest
Bones
Bridgeport
Joe Geom
Red Bonnets
Eddie Ritchie
Bridgenov
Ing Redmond
Crasho Fritz Hartman
Pirates Take Second Game Of Series From The Phils
Philadelphia started strong with three runs in the first and two more in the seventh, while Pittsburgh tied and then pulled ahead with timely hitting and a lone error. Hamilton relieved Carlson and held Philadelphia scoreless, as the Pirates won 5 to 2 in the second game of the series.
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Pirates
The
Phils
American Association Jaoulsville and Sanans City matchup
In a regional banner game the Jaoulsville team edged Sanans City by a slim margin in a contest marked by tight defense and late scoring, with key contributions from the standout players on both sides.
Browns Win in Tenth and Even Series with Macks
Browns push winning run in the tenth inning to even the series against St Louis at Philadelphia. Shovlin drives in runs and Burwell keeps the mound. Dykes starts scoring for Philadelphia as Gedeon and others contribute. Harvard and Yale class gall teams to clash in a May 23 game in Philadelphia with arrangements for a return in Canute Bridge next year.
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Browns
Macks
Philadelphia
St. Ifone
Delphia
Pkesd
T. Lows
Ron Po
Austin
Gedeon
Tobin
Willams
Jaobson
Severeld
Wood
Gerber
Sraith
Shovlin
Burwell
Philadesleria
Ae Dykes
Thomas
Walker
Burns
Welch
Bow Griffin
Packine
Galloway
Naylor
Burrus
Aes & Pighee
Totaii
Nalyor le St. Louis
Hity
Perins
Homerina
Jarobaon
Reveraid
Bishes
Shacker
Rhomna
Bigbee
Birbee
Bate
Worlarity
Connolly
Harvard
YALE
Sharpe
Canute Bridge
Perry Bogash Bout Signed for Bridgeport Card
Promoter George Dwyer announced a Perry Bogash clash in Bridgeport on May 24 with Jack Peery as the Pittsburgh rectorweight facing Bogash. Degyer traveled to Pittsburgh for Perry’s signature, with preliminary bouts unsigned and Taever reporting Bogash already signed.
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Jack Peery
Pittsburgh
Bridgeport
Wisi Ouis Bogash
George Dwyer
Degyer
Pittburgh
Perry
Taever
Iis Bogash
Acorn A Cyped Takes Over Veterans Boxing Show
Promoter Billy Murray withdrew, Archie Cameron files permits and plans to stage most bouts at Lie Casino next Monday night. Paul Sampson meets Larry Williams in a 13 round main event, with Leo Jonpson versus Young O’Kerry in a semifinal, and Dick Howell as referee.
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Newfield Park
Billy Murray
Archie Cameron
Acorn A
Lie Casino
Paul Sampson
Clay Yarner
Larry Williams
Leo Jonpson
Young O'Kerry
Dick Howell
Andy Meyerjack Ends Slump In Last Ten Games
Andy Meyerjack halted a hitting skid over his previous ten appearances. He collected two doubles two triples and a home run among his fourteen at bats with five hits, though he failed to connect against certain pitchers. He also fanned against the Grimes brothers and did not reach base in the later frames.
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I Wick
Brideport Bay
Meverjack
Grimes Brothers
Lce
Bite
Ron
Ruth Hits Homer as Yankee Win Again
New York defeats Chicago 14 to 1 in game two of the series. The Yankees totaled twenty hits and 29 bases off Williams, Loudermilk, and Payne. Ruth homered for the third time in two games, while Hanna and Shawkey contributed two singles each.
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New York
New York Americans
Chicago
Yankees
Wiliams
Louder
Qwik
Payne
New York Battery
Hanna
Shawkey
Ruth
Fis
Williams
Tae
Ete
Ae Rau
Diebold
Weaver
Ae Jackson
Ra Felsch
Jourdan
McMullit
Schalk
Lynn
Ilims
Laudermilk
Faye
Murphy
Tor Payne
Bo Ward
Lewis
Pratt
Bodie
Hannah
Thormahlen
aTadie
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York
Agate i
Jackson
Prat
Meusel
Nah
Poisch
Thormahien
Doble Maysard
Thoros
Lou
Inns of
Trade School Triumph Over University School 6 5
Bridgeport State Trade School beat University School 6 to 5 at Seaside Park yesterday afternoon. Li led with a three hit performance including a two on homer, powering a comeback after trailing by four runs until the sixth inning. Colgan Solak Janey Lagon Larin Umelze and Remitis started for the winning side.
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Tate
Bridgeport State
University School
Diavs
Seaside Park
Tha
Universiy School
T. Sehonl
Colgan
Solak
Janey
Lagon
Larin
Umelze
G Remitis
Beardsley Park Set for Sunday Junior Football Clash
The King Pio Juniors accept the challenge of the Grayhound Juniors for a game at Beardsley Park Sunday afternoon. officials expect a competitive matchup with local interest high and teams ready to compete.
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Beardsley Park
Sus Bo
Lynn Stars Seek Permit for No 4 Diamond Game
The Lynn Stars hope to schedule a game on Sunday at Lena Stars Ay G located at 661 Main Street using the No 4 diamond. Details on opponents and exact dates to follow in forthcoming notice.
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Lynn Stars
Lena Stars
Ay G
Main Street
Baseball Challenge Nets Young Giants Tie
A garbled note reports a baseball event where the Young Giants tied in a game held at Norby Muwaldw Park on a Tuesday diary date, with a score around 50. The readable items include team names and venue, but specifics remain unclear.
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Young Giants
Norby Muwaldw
Matuyday
Crosby Beats Bridgeport H S in Relays and Sprints
Crosby High School defeated Bridgeport High School with strong sprinting led by Quigley and Levesque. Quigley won the 100 yard dash and 440 yard distance events, while Levesque tied for the high jump and Crosby claimed the relay to seal the meet. Coach Al Anderson praised two weeks of training and aims to develop more athletes for future meets.
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Nice
Port High
Att Miget
Nedsley
Bridgeport
Crosoy
Crosby
al Anderson
Saur
E. H
Quigley
Levesque
Casey
Jenson
Ryder
Jepson
England
Belgium
France
Boy Scouts
Wells
Jones
Quipley
Poot
Kenny
Shir
Aigh—Levesque
Jepson AB
Tusto
Cee
Modiey
Worry Crowbey
Jay Crise
Bridgeport High Beats Canterbury 10 to 1 in Baseball
Bridgeport High traveled to New Militara and defeated Canterbury 10 to 1. The game featured strong pitching and easy defense as Bridgeport led from the start and kept Canterbury from mounting a serious threat.
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Bridgeport High
Canterbury
Bridgeport
New Militara
Jocala
Crawford Laundry Employes Banqueted
Drivers and heads of departments at the Crawford Laundry feasted in the Stratfold last night as guests of the company and listened to salesmanship talks by A. H. Whitesmb of the Howland Ivy Goods company. G. E. Crawford, president, delivered a short speech. Other attendees included W. G. Minty, James Coleman, WwW DT. Finny, John O’Maley, H. H. Cutler, W. J. Donan, George McGann, Albert Gardeya, David Blowe, Harry Wendell, K. Noel, P. Butters, C. Stalla, C. Herrmanuson, J. McNerney, and E. Baal.
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Crawford Laundry
A. Fi. Whitesmb
Howland Ivy Goods Company
E. Craiwford
W. G. Minty
Pembroke Laundry
James Coleman
DT. Finny
Secretacy
John O’maley
H. H. Cutler
W. J. Donan
George McGann
Alpert Garedyea
David Blowe
Harry Wendell
K. Noel
P. Butters
C. Stalla
C. Herraunson
J. McNeraey
E. Baal
Navy yard workers seek forty percent raise
Atlantic coast navy yards consider a about forty percent raise after talks with Secretary of the Navy. Workers now earn minimal wages and hope the increase will meet rising costs.
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Navy Yard
Washington
Atlantic Coast Navy Yard
She Aworkers
Siel
Harvard Man Elected Washington President Amid Turbulent Efforts
Reld Wunt of Flaryard, Pais, chosen as president in a contested election. The report notes the volatile atmosphere and ongoing political maneuvers surrounding the appointment. Details are fragmented but emphasize the significance of the leadership change for Salt States and related factions.
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Washington
Reld Wunt
Flaryard
Pais
Fitzgerald Vames Commish to Govern Boxing in New Haven
Mayoral action names Fitzgerald Vames to head a New Haven boxing commission. The panel, led by the police chief, includes members Mdarnign Fd Sullivan De arthiny RR Weed and W G Doherty, and will oversee all boxing matters in the city.
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Fitzgerald Vames
New Haven
NEW Waven
Mayth Boxing Commission
Cits
Filagerale Texing
Smith
Mdarnign Fd
Sullivan
De_ arthiny RR. Weed
Ralph Cavallargo
W. G. Doherty
Fis Utesits
Indians Win First Of Red Sox Series
Boston May 12 Cleveland won the opening game of the series after a rainy, heavy hitting contest. Key moments included McTunis' triple driving in Gleveiddt and three runs by Cleveland in the fourth inning, with Smith driving in two more on a double. Gardner and Wambsganss added late support as Cleveland built a lead. Russell pitched for Boston while Caldwell won for Cleveland. Final score details and box scores note multiple players with two-base hits and sacrifices.
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Mewcastry
Marlon Talk Olte Longan
H. Vanderbeck
Philadelphia
Miss Howlins
Miss Jackson
Vanderseck
Maceh
Milas Jackson
Migs Sfolins
Thrao
F. Ly Harvey
Tympie Dobouts
Ass F. C Harvey
Wempls Dobe
Ayaa
Mackenzie
Vanderboek
Vanderyeek
Aranan
Boston
Cievelanil
Fogel Xeon
Hose
Boxtoms
McTunis
Chree
Gleveidtd
Smith
Alu Veith
Bases Med
Chapin
Ef Silth
Ert Gardner
Wambsgunes
Dohnezon
Tu Oneill
Thomas
Caldwell
Morton
Bostin
Hoos
MeNil
Shan
Bush
Russell
Eibei
Ooosd
Gardner
Wambsganss
Hooper
Melanis
Granex
Wamrbsganss
McNelty
Sacrifices
Chapman
Scott
Hendryx
Chanpian
Jonnston
Tiessell
McNaily
MecTnnis
Schang
Tonis
Taefk
Cleveland
Caldvrel
Caldwell Sein
Mt Morton
Oy Russell
Dinheen
Nalin
Resolute Has Tris Spins in Varied Winds
NEWS ABOUT Resolute, a racing craft from BRISTOL FR I. Bay, with a candidate for Amgt title, enduring light and heavy winds near Narragans Bay. This forenoon stretch to Newport and return. afternoon race against others with strong sea wind. PROWN WINS 2d TENNIS. Brown University tennis team won all six matches in its EDR test against Tufts College today in Providence on May 22.
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Tris
Bristod
FR. I. Bay
Amgt
Narragans Bay
Newport
PROWN
Nce
Rock
Tae Brown University
Tufts College
Sean Herd
Opening Of Pin Tournament Draws Lewis And Dewey
In the opening round of the pin tournament Lewes and Dewey are paired at Park Street alleys while challengers from Waterbury Naugatuck and Bridgeport contest the early matches. The event posts a hundred dollar prize pool and a 3500 first prize with a nominal admission. Sixty alleys host eleven games, each game earning a standalone point toward the standings.
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Sormanson
Tonigan
Bridgeport
Connie Lewis
Sat Bow Dewey
Amand Mer
Washington
Scone
Sokes
Watesbury
Metarny
Ant o'Brden
Anderson Lior
Mdi
Cristol
Lewis
Dewey
Washington Bayly
Siowe Va
McCarthy Ford
Teles
Anderson
Lewes Vowey Ap Park
McCarthy
Brien
Haytcoo Heller
Andersen
Kkach Mon
Hirst
Eovand
Sonty Tants
Haven
Entiy
New
Yale crews depart for Lake Carnegie competition
Yale crews plan to sail to Lake Carnegie for the triangular regatta with Princeton and Fordham. The varsity and freshman boats will travel tomorrow after earlier scrimmage against Columbia on April 4, as the squad prepares with English boat practices.
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Yale Anre
Princeton
F. Tonmerrew
Carnegie
Prin
Calabia
Charter Oak Events Record Entry List
Record of entries for Charter Oak events lists Sorensen as a notable entrant with a prize pool cited. Odds and entry amounts appear in early diary notes, with a purse totaling around $2000 and multiple participants mentioned.
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Charter Oak
Tigers Beat Cornell Rivalry Headlines Unclear Title
The fragment reports a sports result involving a university team, mentioning Princeton, Cornell, and players Maloney and Moros. Details are garbled but indicate a Tigers victory over Cornell with unclear scoring and names.
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