Neh Holds Chicago to Five Hits as M'Gravites Win
Art Neh limited Chicago to five scattered hits while New York mounted offense, besting the locals 1 to 0. The game featured early runs, a disputed call leading to an ejection, and key defensive plays by double plays and timely hits from Bancroft Ailer and Groh.
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Art Nehf
Chicago
M’gravites
Arnold Statz
Art Neh
New York
Alérige
Shep
Gieats
Barrot
Groh
Uampire Santelle
New, York
Bancroft
Lotton
Aldiridge
Byize
A. Fitry
Ev Aldrides
Grob
Shimore
Ketty
Avon A C Challenges Local Team for Sunday Field Game
The Avon A C issues a defy to any local team to play on their field next Sunday. Semi pro lines are invited to respond through this paper and take up the offer.
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Avon A. C
Strands Score Win Over Indian Nine on Sunday
The Strand A C defeated Walyer’s Indians 12 to 9 Sunday. Highlights included pitchers Henkells and Cunningham, batter Gastworog, and Marshall’s all around play. Manager J Schwartz notes bets and a Memorial Day event with special torice.
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Indian
A. C
Walyer
Indians
Henkells
Cunningham
Gastworeg
Marshall
Memorial
J. Schwartz
Connecticut
Noble
Polygon Girls to Play General Electric Quint
Polyrenaire basketball team faces General Wieetric Thursday night at the Industrial Service center of the Y. WG. A. Lineup includes GE PF Kanole C Manotk HH Gtark Jo Schaeterg Rich H Polygong I.Duetrenc M. G. McDonald N. Crawford urrourhs. Dancing will follow the games.
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Polyrenaire
Wieetric
Industrial Service Center
Y. WG. A
Iains
Kanole
Manotk
Gtark
Jo. Schaeterg
Rich
H. Polygong
I.duetrenc
M. G. McDonald
N. Crawford
Urrourhs
Will Tolew
Rames
Ives Toy Shop Nine Defeats Hubbells 15-8
Ives Toy Shop Nine defeated Hubbells 15 to 8 on Saturday, ending Hubbell’s winning streak. Steve Cochiss earned praise for the victors as they recorded a second win of the year after an earlier loss.
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Ives Toy Shop
Hubbells
Harvey Hubbell
Hubbell
Steve Cochiss
Tyes
North Carolina pitcher stars as Yankees lean on college arms
May 1 in New York City Manley ilewallyn a tall right handed pitcher from North Carolina University reported by Manager Miller Hagping of the New York Americans. The East Side Babies defeated the Memiton Shoeseers 32 to 7 with Louis Carritello belting two home runs in the Sunday game.
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Yankees
NEW Yok
Manley Ilewallyn
North Carolina University
Miller Hagping
New York Americans
Hust Sige Babies
Memitton Shoeseers
Louis Carritello
Lincoln Tigers Organize Team For City Youth Season
The Lincoln Tigers announce a city youth program for players aged 1 to 17. Members include Green wood Tilo Brownaulbert Lavery Deasiy Gleason Smith Weighreod Gallagher Porsames. Contact manager Harry Brown at 70 Ifyron Street for details.
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Lincoln Tigers
Greenwood
Tilo
Brown
Aulbert
Lavery
Deasiy
Gleason
Smith
Weighreod
Gallagher
Harry Brown
Ifyron Street
Princeton and Cornell Not to Meet English
New York May 14 Schont requirements acdly sailing dacs and Previous arrangements made by the students prevent the staring of an iovernational the sarcelleriatn attach and-theld meet in Enghind ibis dune be tween the track teams of Cor nell and Princeton and Oxford and Cambridge. John McGovern represent Cornell and 50 day so informed Badd representing Oxford Sam bridge who had its invitation. It was for Come to meet Cambridge and Princeton to meet Oxford and for Cornell and Cambridge to combine later in an match agains Princern and Oxond, his leaves the Vale-Barnard invasion of Jlingland in 1925 when they meet Oxford and Cam bridges a5 The next international intercollegiate tournament in prospect.
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New York
Cornell
Princeton
Oxford
Cambridge
John McGovern
Badd
Sambridge
Come
Princern
Oxond
Vale-Barnard
Jlingland
Cambrides
Traynor's Homer Beats Braves In Extra Innings
Traynor's fourth inning homer capped a tense 10th inning rally as Pittsburgh edged Boston 5 to 4. Hammond scored for the Indians, while Gowdy and Traynor sparked the Pirates with key hits and Stolen bases by Barckel, Besnor Taft. Umpires Rigler and McCormick worked the game with a 2 hour 4 minute duration.
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Putssurgh
Marancile
Traynor
Mueller
Grimm
Mattox
U Glaser
Cunnesevenee
Yellowhorse
Carlson
Swaylon
Gowdy
Mate
zRan
Eos
Loth
Glaxnor
Boquon
Tazgohrn
Millen
Qeschgo
Graemer
OM Pillingim
Miller
Qeschger
Glarne
Cartron
Paddock Invited to American Legion Games at Shibe Park
Philadelph ia May 15 Charles Paddock of Los Angeles was invited by Dr George W Orton director of the games of the American Legion to be held at Shibe Park on June 8 and 10 and to participate in a wave sprint meeting with top eastern sprinters The Legion plans to bring Paddock and arrange clashes with Woodring Lafayette Leveney and Bernie Wetterer among others based on form shown at the May 27 Inter Collegiate Championship in Cambridge.
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Philadelphia
Charles Paddock
Los Angeles
George W. Orton
Shibe Park
Legion
Paddock
Woodring
Levenuy
Af Lafayette
Bernie Wetere Ir
Cambridge
Westport Girl Wins Vassar Point Trophy
Special Miss Ilolen Naylor of Westport, daughter of Mr William Taylor, won the cup for the highest individual honors at the Vassar Meld meet in Poughkeepsie. She led in the 50 yard dash 75 yard dash and running broad jump and scored the most points overall.
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Westport
Ilolen ‘Naylor
William Taylor
Vassar
Poughkeepsie
Miss Taylor
OLN
May Day Sweepstakes to be worth $10,000
New York May 13. lod. A Tinton president of the Kentucky routing Horse Breeders Association estimates that the May Day Sweepstakes winner for two year olds at Lexington in October will receive 10 000. This will be the largest first money for a trotter of this age and the season's top harness prize. Forty three bets have been placed at 259 each and Mr Tipton county adds 250 more enriching the total to 15000.
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New York
Lod. A. Tinton
Kentucky Routing Horse Breeders Association
Lexington
Tipton County
Iga Pine
Laem
Butler to Compete in New York Meet
New York May 14 Sun Butter a famous Negro bread jumper and printer now resident in New York has filed his entry for an upcoming event. The brief notice confirms his participation and residence as stated.
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New York
Sun Butter
Ange Sewneinl
Emer
Kenneth Williams Aims To Lead Home Run Hitter Of 1922
Kenneth Williams aims to top the American League home run list in 1922. He notes Ruth and Meusel ahead, recalls hitting three homers in a game, and emphasizes team play over personal records while pursuing breaking Ruth’s pace. Williams says his swing and conditions in season one define his pursuit of the title.
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Kenneth Williams
Sam
Bob Mensel
Ruth
Ruth Wad
Meusel
Worx
Img
Superman
Rome
Sesson
Walnut Nuts Grip Crashoents In Sixteen Score
The Walnut Gentlemen suffered a 15 to 6 defeat to Crashoents in a lively noon game. The Crasho outfit built a 7 to 1 lead by mid game as Red Alien and Birvas fueled the scoring. New Town’s Bennett contributed as the Enders tallied late, with Walnut Nuts shown unable to mount a comeback on diamond No. 4.
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Crasho
Grashees
Red Alien
Bennett
Gamic
Enders
Fennett’s Nine
Phe Warnut Gonts
Rectors Have Field for Sunday Game
The Rector Baseball team secured diamond No. 3 for 9:30 Sunday at Seaside Park and seeks teams such as Rosebud Red Sox Sacraments Berkshires South End or other fast clubs. Manager Corso requests players and teams contact 1608 Main Street Barna.
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Baseball Texan
Seaside Park
Rosebud
Red Sox
Sacraments
Berkshires
South En
Plesse Tal
Corso
Mair Street
Barna
Swill
Collins
Arreli
Carpente Assagna
M. Crosela
Crostll Porlerdon
O'Nel
Matheson
McGraw
Dondero
Corsa
Rowe
Hart
Rosebuds Win Two Straight Games
The Rosebuds claimed victories in both weekend games. Saturday at Norwalk they defeated Nash Engineering 9 to 7 with Kohnout rallying three triples and a single, driving in five runs. Plura hit a homer as the team totaled three base hits. Sunday against White City in New Haven the Buds won 4 to 2 behind strong pitching from Ou trowaki and Keenan, with Ostrowski adding seven assists on defense.
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Norwalk
Nash Engineering
Kohnout
Outrowaki
Buds
Keenan
White City
Tasaide Gilt Dre Eames
Ostrowski
Pinta
Creevey
Bud Romers
Real Texas
Black Rocks Defeat Lenox Nine Four to Zero
Black Rocks edged Lenox Nine four to zero at Bullare's field. A single run in the second inning proved decisive as Lenox fell despite solid season work. Lenox plans practice sessions at Shelton School diamond, and there is interest in scheduling road games with nearby teams.
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Black Rocks
Lenox
Bullare
Gameras
Shelton
Dimond
Arma
White City
Savin Rock
Bristol
Lockwoods
New Haven
Mose
Rector Juniors Rally For Two Wins In Bath Tilts
Rector Juniors had a big day winning twice. Morning midgets lost 17 to 16 and afternoon beat American Midgens 6 to 2. Ponavily powered the day with two homers in the morning and one in the afternoon. The team, nicknamed the Sons of Rin, showed strong batting and pitching.
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Juslom
Bath
Sons of
Rin
Locust Nine Defeated By Woodchucks 6-5
The Woodchucks defeated Locust Nine 6 to 5 in a tense Sunday fracas. Locust A. C. will hold practice tonight with players Bellevue White Ataba Privo Wagner Weiler Lewis Lagnon Tony Lefrawile and Bergen expected to attend.
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Woondehteks
North
Yond
Bylo
A. C
Belevue
White
Ataba
Privo
Wagner
Weiler
Lewis
Lagnon
Tony
Lefrawile
Anil Bergen
White Sox purchase Schuppe from Kansas City club
Fertinand Schuppe, star pitcher of the Kansas City American Association club, was bought by the Chicago White Sox for immediate delivery. Schuppe previously played for the New York Giants and the St Louis Cardinals. Pitchers Roy Wilkinson and John Red Russell were released to the New York club. Wilkinson joined the White Sox from Columbus.
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Chicago
Fertinand Schuppe
Kansas City American Association
CheWhiré ‘Sox
Schuppe
New York Giants
St Louis Cardinals
Roy Wilkinson
John
Red" Russell
White Oe
A.sag City
Wilkinson
White Sox
Coelumdus
Fairmounts Open Dates For Scheduling Games
Local notice invites teams to arrange games with the Fairmounts listing open dates and contact under Mgr De Giudice at Maplewood Avenue Plano PR 447 during the day. Mohawks and Locusts Cedar Cavaliers also mentioned as potential opponents.
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He Fairmounts
Simés Ang Chalienne
Lean
Mgr. de Giudice
Maplewood Avenur
Plano
Lone Star Juniors Beat Alphabets 6 to 2
The Lone Star Juniors defeated the Alphabets 6 to 2 Sunday at West and Flats. Tow Smith starred with four hits in five trips, while Visie contributed solidly for the losers. The Gene Stars host Fairmounts Sunday at Seaside Park at 0:90.
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Lone Star
Tow Smith
Stars
Visie
Moe Losers
Gene Stars
Fairmounts
Sulideay
Seaside Park
Crasho Sinio
Mel Gonmunithy
Stracford AU Stars
Venice Duniors
Call Noble
Anv Evercoe
New Haven Colonials Seek Games Here
The newly crewnized Colonials of Nee Taven seek a game with a strong team in Bridgeport. A match is planned for the weekend, with invitations extended to Park City Giants and Crashoos among others. Contact G. McQuade Tea at George Street, New Haven, Conn.
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NEW Haven Colonials
Nee Taven
Hici
Stark
Tast
Bridgeport
Cigt
Park City Giants
Rames
G. McQuade
George Street
New Faren
West End Juniors Rename to Crasho Cubs in Beano Title
The West End Juniors change their name to the Crewho Midgets and will compete under that title for the remainder of the Bean xo season. They plan to meet the city’s 14 to 18 year old team, the Paddock Tahies, in upcoming events. Report requests list Beowa, NeGirs, Levy, Newman, McRowe, Powers, Neghesek, Cody and O'Chanors for practice.
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West End
Crewho
Beowa
NeGirs
Levy
Newman
McRowe
Powers
Neghesek
Cody
O'Chanors
Cedar term seeks games with semi pro teams in city state
CHDARS CHALTAINGE asks for basketball games with semi pro teams in the city and state. The note mentions Brick Tacks led by Manager Healy and a desire for a series or single match with the Aish street Midgets, with Albert Crow at 248 ordar street city.
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Br State
Healy
Albert Crowell
Ordar Street City
Waterbury Catcher Injured In Game
Waterbury catcher Fred Tyler was injured during a game in Hartford when a bat swung by Neher struck him accidentally. He received medical attention and will be out for two days. Harvey Hubbell plans a diamond No 1 hold at Seaside Park next Saturday hoping to form a combination to oppose Conn, Elade nine.
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Fred Tyler
Star
Waterbury
Cher
Ietay
Hartford
Neher
Hartford Ghoristop
Tyler
Thagells Hol' Pryout
Harvey Hubbell
Seaside Park
Elade
Adistria
Laem
Wette
Wan
Daniels
Pope Witnesses Baseball Game From His Window
Pope Pius XI plans to watch a baseball game from his study window overlooking the field in Rome. He blessed all officers and directors of the Knights of Columbus and urged athletics for the youth of Rome, as he discussed selling the American fame played.
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New York
Mas
Columbus
Rome
Pius XI
Edward
Italy
Pope Co
Anjl
Bridgeport Trade to Play Derby Tomorrow
Bridgeport Trade High school will face Derby High tomorrow afternoon at a side park in a bid to avoid a third straight loss. John Street scholars hope to overwhelm the smaller town nine, who despite recent struggles, seek their first win this season.
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Bridgeport
Derby High School
Trade School Nine
John Street
Genet Ericson
Aprentice
Maciewsch
Pate Uo
Macieweki
Rosebuds
Springield
Paige
Blue Ridge
John Street Boysill
Uhey
Bardy
Dizenzio
Minek
Holmerem
Carano
Fressola
Whelan
French
Petrine
Burr
McQuil- Vom Rf
Wexle
White
Milford Organizes Baseball Team for 1920 Season
Milford plans a town baseball squad using Milford Preparatory School diamond on Sundays and holidays. Captain Bowell Lockwood and manager J. McKennon lead a lineup including Pop Foster Chattway Bridgeport Lockwood Brewster Buckholtz Brothers Chick Carney Oviad Mundy Ford and Kid Ford. Practice set for Tuesday and Wednesday nights. teams seeking games contact acting manager A Maher.
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Milford Preparatory School
Pop
Foster
Str
Massachusetts Shipyard League
Chattway
S. N. EB. T. Company
Nine
Bridgeport
Lockwood
Old Milfords
Brewester
Buckholtz, Brothers
Chick Carney
Ort Praja ‘Beach
Milned Sth
Waysides Open Date for Sunday Seeks Clubs
The Waysides announce an open date for Sunday and invite contact from Black Rocks Purkrfiel Legion Westport Town Alpine or Avon A. C. clubs. A meeting time around 6 to 7 o clock is noted, with a sharp start at 2 in the afternoon for Tapert at the emb.
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Black Rocks
Purkrfiel
Legion
Westport Town
Alpine
Avon A. C
Pamen Ear Barnum
Saterd
Schaeffer to Meet Cochran This Week in Chicago
Chicago May 11 Jake Bchauf er, the world balk line billiard champion, will defend his title for a second time by facing Welker Gudhran of San Francisco this week. He is to play fifteen hundred points on MMRREAS, Wednesday and Thursday nights in Orchestra Hall, where Schaeffer recently defended his title against White Hoppe.
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Chicago
Jake Bchauffer
Welker Gudhran
San Francisco
Phos
Mmrreas
Orchestra Hall
Schaeffer
Wite Hoppe
Exeter Academy dismisses three baseball players for rule violations
In Exeter, May 16, officials report Viola tion of rules costs Exeter Academy nine three players. Alexander M. Clements, a pitcher with a no hit nosrun game to his pretty Clement D. Coady, 1est baseman, who Wine also jockay cap tainvelant and a member of the eleven, and Paul J. Walsh, an infielder, have been diamusmed fem.
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Exeter
N. Hy
Pritips Exeter Academy
Alexander M. Clements
Clement D. €. Coady
Jockay
Paul J. Walsh
Fem
Bridgeport High to Play in Greenwich with Three Games
Bridgeport High scheduled to play in Greenwich today as part of a three-game slate. The Red and Flack cohort enters ready for action, with captain Ray Shea and pitcher Fred Gallagher leading a tested lineup. Meshing with Lyons, Cooney faces academic competition while Berger and Mertens anchor infield and outfield duties, Shea contributing strong offense and fielding.
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Greenwich
Almot
Lyons Terrage
Cooney
Bis
Ray Shea
Local boxers in New York show on Wednesday
The article lists boxers from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Bridgeport New York and Boston who will compete in the inter city tournament at Madison Square Garden on May 17 and 18 under the Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union. Classes range from 112 to 175 pounds with fighters named from Willow AC Ninety second street YMCA and various clubs in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Bridgeport. Boston will send five or six of its best boxers but has not submitted names yet.
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Philadelphia
Beddgeport
Metropolitan Association of the Amateur Athletic Union
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George Thais
Willow
Austin Bates
George Helmar
Frank Sportelli
Christ! Churcherouxe
Willie Singer
Ninety-second Street
John Dever
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Joan Bujnick
Paulist A. C
Joe Ryan
Wilton A. C
William Harkin
Martin J. Smith
Congressiva Council
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Sam Hewlett
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Roland Bond
Picaburga
New Chester
Buster Ryan
St. Joe Jome'a
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