Bears Beat Ponies 8 to 4 in Eastern League thriller
Springfield hosts a high scoring game as Bears overpower Ponies 8 to 4. Rodriguez hits four in five at bats for the visitors while Henzel and Pearce contribute multi hit efforts. Judd relieves Doughan and holds the Bears after rough first frames.
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Ralph Judd
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Jose Rodriguez
Henzel
Pearce
Becker
Oter
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Obdere
Doughan
Adaert
Rodran
Henz
Fene
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Modrigues
Marty
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Sam Post
Beene
Niederkorn
Ikttie
Fearce
Stammaert
Bes
Lutz Willams
Theran
Bourke
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Between Ourselves and Bellwether Sports Gossip Mix
Between Ourselves Joe Rodrigues, Sash third base man of the Bears, has hit safely in every home game this season, batting .405 on the Eagle Street pasture. He has missed 4 of 13 on the road, shut out in the Sam Hartford series and in Albany on April 28. Kentucky Cardinal rises in Derby odds after Derby Trial win. current quotes list him at 8 to 1 as favorites loom for the Kentucky Derby tomorrow with Quatrain and Back Bone among contenders.
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Eagle Street
Sam Hartford
Albany
Kentucky Cardinal
G. Frank Crotsgant
Chicago
Louisville
Joe Ban
Hig Reed
Bridgeport High Girls Tennis Net Victory At Home
Bridgeport High girls tennis won its only match of the season by defeating the Oaks at Memareneck, scorelines show doubles pair Louise Moulton and Ruth Harrison won 6-2, 6-3, and Marion Weidlich with Marion Mackie 6-4, 6-2. Singles saw Char Gould prevail 6-3, 3-8, 6-2 over Oskemere, with Miss Jeanette Casper defeated after a hard struggle. Three tournaments are noted as win progress at Lyon Terrace school.
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Bridgeport High
Giris Tennie
Oaks
Mera School
Memareneck
Dowblea
Louise Moulton Costscoce Prew
Ruth Harrison
B. H
Anderson
Howards to Play Arrows on Sunday
The fast Howard Juwors will play the Stratford Arrows on Bostwick avenue flats Sunday afternoon. A hot tussle is expected as rivals meet.
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Stratford Arrows
Bostwick Avenue
Howards
Wesranos
T. John Voskoff
A. Varkes
Chetingyer
A. Hada
J. Foriss
J. Hardar
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feeling
Briggs receives a letter from the wire stating she will arrive in He Paring soon, a much earlier arrival than expected, promising a dramatic development.
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Purcell Stars At Bat as Hillies Win at Pittsfield
Pittsfield defeated Waterbury 7 to 1 in a free hitting afternoon game. Harry Purcell homered with one aboard and tripled with two on base. Helgeth collected hits in his last five plate appearances. Tong contributed two doubles and two singles in his four chances. In his first four times up, a score remains noted.
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Waterbury
Purcell
Helgeth
Tong
Clan Campbells to face South Manchester in final Trophy
Worcester won 6 to 1 as Algany outbatted and outfielded the Worcester nine. Smith bungled a run and ruined a rally by failing to touch third base. Phillips’s first-base fielding starred for Clan Campbell. The champion Clan Campbell club prepares for Sunday’s Protection Cup final at McKee Street against South Manchester after a doubleheader baseball game on the same grounds. The clash is billed as a state showcase with large expected crowds and serves as a test for soccer’s appeal. The locals have met South Manchester three times this season, winning two and tying one, with two prior contests on McKee Street. The Sunday match is awaited statewide as the top teams fight for the league pennant and the silver cup donated for injured players’ benefit.
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Clan Uampirell
South Manchester
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Cians
Ionly
Goorer
Dogdot
Jones and Finch
Waterbury
Lovals
Mansier
Oe Booth
Jserver
Pittsfield Defeats Waterbury In Pitchers Duel
Purcell belts a solo homer and two runs batted in as Pittsf ield edges Waterbury 8 to 1. Howe earns the win over Touchstone, with solid support from teammates as Starr and Bosse contribute on base and defense in a tense early season matchup.
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Tany Howe
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hése-Starr
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Touchstone
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Olpan
Howe
Mathews
Puller
Olgen
Matthews
Olsen
Marr
Mohawks Daring Road Showing in Stamford Soon
The Mohawks travel to Stamford tomorrow to face Sacred Heart in a strong citywide clash. Manager BE notes the squad is a solid combination with prospects for a fine season and invites other teams to book games by contacting Edward Dutra at Canmlec I to arrange.
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Sacred Hearte
Dunu
Mohawks
Gartes Iby
Edward Dutra
Avente
Comer
Kelly
Hall
Buck
Walton
Daunn
Dunn
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International League notes with scattered player names and teams
A fragmented ledger of International League mentions several players including Welfer, Barnhard, Spalding, Kel vin, Frelfag, Sullivan, Stewart, Manion, Ruffala, Wilson, Hawkins, Lynn, Wish er, Auer, McAvoy, and others. It lists Newark and Manchester results with Gordy, Byles, Maine, Head, Baltimore, Syracuse, Jackson, Albert, Flehnnard, and McKee among names, suggesting a dense box score or recap page with incomplete lines.
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Jersey
Stamford Elks Charity Baseball Game Set at Malowe'en Park
Stamford Elks plan a charity baseball game at Malowe'en Park next Sunday to raise funds for the annual Stamford summer outing. Goldberg, a former Federal League player, organized the event with New York Lodge No. 1 lending a team to play the Stamford Judge All-Icve group. Local star Issy will be the only Stamford player, vouching for both sides’ skills and promising a real treat for fans.
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New York Lodge No. 1
Issy
New York
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Hartman
Vieth
Pi Kelleher
I. Bertang
Mopiarity
Fairfield Legion Nine to Host Bloomers at Legion Field
Fairfield May 14 Special. The Fairfield Legion nine prepares to face the New York Bloomers in a Sunday game at Legion Field. The Bloomers, 16 year champions of the United States, bring a famed female team to a rare local appearance. An expected large crowd will surpass local attendance records after about 500 fans watched opening day as the Legion lost 1 to 4. The Portester team clinched the winning run with two outs in the ninth.
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New York
Legion
Portester
Ed Rommel Wins Sixth Straight for Macks
Yesterday's scores show Albany 6 Worcester 1 and a series of results across the circuit. Eshford 6 New Haven 7 Bridgeport 8 Springfield 4 Pittfield 9 Waterbury 7. Today's slate includes New York at Chicago Boston at Cleveland and Washington at St Louis with several city pairings in action.
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Athletics Run Tigers 3-2 In Fastnavin Field Contest
Philadelphia Athletics win their seventh straight, defeating Detroit 3 to 2 at Navin Field. Rommel earns his sixth straight win as the game features early offense and solid pitching. Key hits include a Miller homer and Rommel's two base hits, with Detroit left on base six each side and Rommel striking out four. Umpires Germel Mortality and Rowland. Time 1 38.
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Maplewood Baseball Roundup Wins and Losses
School baseball brief lists Maplewood players Elian Howe and teammates from a game against Whittier. Details include pitching and batting lines, with scores and positions for multiple players such as Gregory, Verness, Ray, Ambrose, Roesevelt, Pisanelli, Sublowsky, Buster, Pataky, McGirr, and Voytek.
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Ambrose
Roesevelt
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Pisanelli
Sublowsky
Buster
Pataky
McGirr
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