Yankees Beat Indians 3-0 on Hitting Rally
In Albany on May 16 Dou en by Smith and Irving produced the lone run as Gene McCann's Bridgeport Am Joama defeated Amar Ther today. Vines, newly added Bridgeport hurler, allowed five hits in the first two innings but settled and held Albany scoreless. Bridgeport’s infield defense starred with three double plays, and Irving’s one handed catch halted Albany’s rally. Bridgeport pulled ahead in the third and seventh innings, winning 3-0 to drop Albany to fifth place.
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Albany
N. X
Smith
Irving
Gene McCann
Bridgeport Am Joama
Amar Ther
Vines
Chattan Dogs
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Kingdon
Cameron
Athens
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Igary
Tamm
Donahue
McHugh
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Murphy
Terriory
Rose
Miedler
Ugntenes
Vines Yaad
Emmerich
Reilly
Rosa
Pata
Ang Smith
Rodiguex
Rolly
Leonard
Irving Reinjures Pitcher Bishop. Bridgeport Shifts Lineup
Jimmy Irving returns with Dick Bishop sent by the Brooklyn Nationals and hurt in the South may miss time. Albert Swinger, catcher, sold to Bridgeport by Newark for Eddie Mooers, comes with a reputation as a power hitter and is showing well in practises. McCann expected to give him a chance this week. In the Eastern League, Bridgeport beat Albany 3 to 2, Hartford and Pittsfield played to a 3–3 tie, New Haven topped Waterbury 10–7. Bridgeport at Amity Springfield at Pittsfield. New Haven at Waterbury. Hartford at Parisfield. Today St Louis vs Boonton, Cleveland vs New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit vs Washington. National League.
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Dick Bishop
Brooklyn Nationals
Bishop
Albert Swinger
Bridgeport
Newark
Eddie Mooers
McCann
Browns Win Eleven Inning Game 6-5 Over Red Sox
Boston May 16. William Doubie Severied's single and a misplay at the plate helped St. Louis edge Boston 6 to 3 in eleven innings. The Red Sox tied it in the ninth with Leibelds double and Pratt's single, then fell short as Merceky doubled in the eleventh for the final run.
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William Doubie
Severied
Menosky
Illorbe
St. Louis Twa
Red Sox
Leibeld
Pratt
Merceky
Smith
St, Louis
R & Tobin
Gerber
Willams
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Shocker
Red Sox to Play in Norwalk Sunday
Red Sox plan a Sunday game in Norwalk against the Nominal club. They will hold a practice tomorrow night and request all players to attend. Last Sunday Fairfield Leasen defeated them 9 to 3 in a hitting carnival with Page and Adams homering.
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RED Sox
Norwalk
Sox
Fairfield Leesen
Te Wan
Paig
Adams
Error and wild throw give lone run in Hartford game
Hartford May 11 Tobagon miscue and Duryea wild throw produced the only run of today's long hour and 15 minute game. Hartford slipped behind as Haul was forced out at second on Rosenthal's two out hit, Calley scoring but not counting. Other results listed include Chicago 3 New York 2 and Boston 7 Pittsburgh 5 in various yesterday's games.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Springfield
Pit
Lodala
Bosse
Goszales
Silva
Hartford
Tobagon
Duryea
Gartford
Haul
Rosenthal
Calley
Braves Win Eleven Inning Game From Pittsburgh
Seaton defeated Pittsburgh in twelve innings by 7 to 5. Cruise started the winning rally with a double, Boeckel advanced on a throw, and Hoike hit to left, scoring Cruise. Boecker scored on Ford's fly to Carey as Maranville was spiked in the ninth and carried off.
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Pittspurgh
Seaton
Pittsburgh
Cruise
Boeckel
Hoike
Boeeker
Ford
Carey
Maranville
O'Neill
Nord
Factory League Holds Meeting In Park City Us MC
The Park City Factory League held a meeting last night with representatives from all teams. A report noted satisfactory progress on last week’s games and announced the Conmimbra Graphophone Company will start Saturday, replacing the Burritt Company team which has disbanded. Saturday’s schedule lists Holmes and Edwards against Terminal, Warner Brothers versus General Electric, Graphophone versus Brass.
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Weally
Park City
MC. A
Mmnds
Conmimbra Graphophone Company
A. W. “Burritt Company
Warner Brothers
Ganeral Electric Company
Graphophone
Brass Company
Wheeler Defeats Black Rock 5-2 in Seaside Park Game
Wheeler school nine beat Black Rock by 5 to 2 at Seaside Park. Netto forfeited to Sheridan during the contest as Wheeler held the lead. Eline Howe played with Whittier on diamond No. 7 at 36 seconds.
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Wheeler School
Black Rock
Netto
Sheridan
Soree
Seaside Park
Eline Howe
Whittier
Hillsides Set Two Practice Dates for Team
Hillsides will practice Thursday at 6 oclock and Saturday at 2pm. Players named include Belmec Innocent Dingas Gayda Jeik McCormick Thompson Blas Brean Hatic Giotto Rentz Meneveky Nevelus Pyack Inocent. Last Sunday the Fildes were defeated for twelve innings by the Arrows.
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Jeik
McCormick
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Blas
Brean
Hatic
Giotto
Rentz
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Pyack
Fildes
Arrows
St Charles Accepts Hubbelers Challenge For Sunday Game
The St Charles Alumni accept a challenge from Haney Hubbel Ins for a Sunday game. Hubbelers hold a permit. St Charles adds Guy Morrissey, star shortstop formerly with Yaamigans of New York, to strengthen the lineup. Contact Zarnum 14 5-2ny the night before eight for the manager.
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St. Charles
Haney Hubbel
Guy Morrissey
Yaamigans
New York
Zarnum
Bilton Stars Face Sunday Challenge in City Games
The Bilton Stars seek a fresh start as they host unclear rivals this Sunday. Arrow Mid, Lexo Cube and Putnam Mia Hg are named in notices, with John Santora 67 Rancall Avenes listed among locals.
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Arrow Mid
Lexo Cube
Putnam Mia- Hg
John Santora
Rancall
Avenes
New Haven Wins Over Waterbury After Two Home Runs
New Haven defeated Waterbury 19 to 7 as Bowman and Wood Ward hit homers. Waterbury manager Gilbert was ordered off the field in the third inning for arguing with umpire McLoughlin amid a tense game in May.
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Waterbury
Bowman
Wood Ward
Gilbert
McLoughlin
Tigers Win From Washington 4 2 in Opening Game
Washington May 16 Detroit bunched hits on Phillips and Erickson and easily won the opening game of the series from Washington 4 to 5. Cobb and Yedd drove in most of the runs for Detroit in a strong showing that puts them in third place with eight wins in nine games. Washington turned a triple play in the ninth as Oldham and Haley were involved in a rundown at second and first.
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Itha
Baker
Miller
Pipp
Wood
Sordey
Wamby_ gs
Os Speaker
Melanis
Sewell
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Harris
Judge
Peckinpaugh
Accond
St Marys School Beats East Side Champs in Alto Park Victory
St Marys Independents won their sixth straight game yesterday at Yellow Mill Park, defeating Staples 5 to 4. Phelan allowed four singles as Raggad led defense. Slater earned two wins with a no hit no run start. The St Marys team, not in the Parochial league, plans to challenge both public and parochial teams, with a Parochial league opponent to be arranged later, likely St Johns or Sacred Heart.
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Fame
Yellow Mill Park
Staples
Phelan
Annie Oakleys
St. Mary
Slater
Atar Twirler
Hay
Father Lynch
Ite
Rame
St. John’s
Sacred Heart
Room 11 Triumphs Over Room 32 In Close 21 20 Win
Room 11 defeated Room 32 by 21 to 20 in the Annex Inter-room league. After a lopsided start, Room 11 surged with 17 runs in the final innings to overturn a 18 3 deficit. Room 1 is set to play Room 10 at Seaside Park.
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Room 32
Room 11
Room 12
Ourth
Rogie
Seaside Park
Red Richt
Danbury High pitcher throws no hit no run game
Danbury High School pitcher John Durkin blanked Fairfield High School of Fairfield Conn in a no hit no run victory faced 30 batters and struck out 1 while going 4-for-4 at the plate in a remarkable all around performance dated May 1.
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Danbury
John Durkin
Danbury High School
Fairfield High School
Fairfield
Conn
Durkin
Two Local Men to Play in Gotham
Local VW M C A will send Trandie Hannon and Christopher Perkins to the national hardball championship in New York on June 2. Hannon and Perkins won the apatites championship at the Y M C A last winter and challenged the YMCA team in a forthcoming match. The YMCA team plans to play on a four wall court, with limited local availability. The YMCA may send no representatives to the Worcester swimming championships next month.
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Trandie Hannon
Christopher Perkins
St Sien Fmc. A
New York
F. Hannon
Perkins
Y. M
M.C
U. M
Worcester
Fairmounts Defeat Seabrights 14 to 13 in Close Game
The Fairmount nine edged the Seabrights 14 to 13 at Black Rock on Sunday. McCarthy pitched well for Fairmounts with strong defense and hitting from Rue. Next game slated against the Giants. team plans Memorial Day date and practice tonight with all players to report.
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Fairmounts
Weld Jike
Hemlocks
Cedie
Terminal Nine Readies for Contest at Madleable Iron Field
Terminal Nine prepares for a rescheduled game at Madleable Iron Field Detwern Round House and Bridgenor terminal team. Postponed after Wohert Green accident, Pierson likely to pitch for Terminal. Hefferman to oppose. Both teams in shape for a 5 30 start. manager urges Ta1 clan players to report.
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Ta1 Clan
Water Street
Millsides Seek Games With Local Teams
The Millsida A. CG. of Pairtieht has organized the season and hopes to play games with teams in their class in this city or throughout the state. All games to be played on the opponents diamond. The Berkshires Saint James Crescentis of Norwalk and Milrons Co. take notice.
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Millsida A. CG
Pairtieht
Diamond
the Berkshires
Saint James
Crescentis
Norwalk
Milrons Co
May Hold Title Track Meet Here
The Boys department track team from Y M C A of Missouri will compete against Metaloame A C at Seaside Park in May. The meet aims to challenge M A C with events including sprints and jumps. Harry Abbott will release the entry list tomorrow as the venue, Bridgeport or Waterbury, is unnamed. Captain Bill Liebora leads the squad with Pat O’Hoyle and Louis among the members.
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Metaloame A. C
Seaside Park
Y. MC & Strong
Harry Abbott
ATL
Abbot
Tate
Tyne
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Bill Liebora
Pat O'Hoyle
Louis
Local M. E. Leaders Meet at Hartford Convention
The local OM C A will send ring representatives to the state leaders convention in Hartford. Saturday will feature delegations from every state with exhibits by each branch. Bridgeport plans a sword dance and locals engage in the general exhibition drawer with prizes. Paris City delegates include Lemons, Youngs, Hickey, Plukas, Walker, Hawking, and boys M Haul, J Mack, M Mott.
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Hartford Acx
Physi
Cal
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Bidgeport
Jocals
Paris
Lemons
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Ry Hickey
Walker
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