Ponies win sixth straight as Bartell homers
Bridgeport, May. The Ponies defeated Springfield 12 to 6 at League Park to run their winning streak to six. Joe Benes limited Springfield after a late surge, Bartell hit a homer, and Sperber and Roser starred at the plate. Milan and Sperber led Bridgeport with timely hits as Milano, Gaberees, and Bartell contributed key runs in the early frames.
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Unclear OCR fragment on straw brand and rider thoughts
Fragmentary text discusses a straw brand and sizing, a rider remarking about a hat or headwear size, a potential gust of wind, and a factory owner paying eight. No coherent event or persons clearly identified.
Wavering Hurlers Start Nonleague Tilt In Bridgeport
Springfield pitchers struggle as Bridgeport defeats them 11 to 6 in a rugged intercity game. Benes, Barse, Emmerich lead Bridgeport with multiple hits while Purcey and Dowd spark Springfield’s offense. Metevier and Brown split mound duties with limited success.
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Promise Seen In Non Scouting Plan New Haven
May 17 AP reports Yale News discusses a non scouting plan for football, admitting cooperation between managers and opponents for next fall. The piece questions boundaries between using and non scouting, emphasizing a gentlemen’s agreement shaped by common sense and integrity.
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Notre Dame Club Plans to Honor Cy Williams
The Notre Dame Club of New York prepares a dinner for Cy Williams, former Phillies slugger and Notre Dame alum. Williams moved from Notre Dame to the Chicago Cubs as a pitcher before converting to an outfielder. The dinner, May 25 at the National Democratic Club, awaits Williams’s response as organizers fear a speech could distract his batting.
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Hillies Rally Past New Haven 5 to 1 in Pittsfield
Pittsfield May 17 AP Hillies overcome New Haven 5 to 1 as Par kinson drops fly in seventh ties game after Profs led 1 0 6. Bates doubles drives in run and Gil Taber wild but effective for Hillies? article notes. New Haven stranded with six baserunners as Woodman and Taber handle mound duties.
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Yale Pounds Three Cu Pitchers and Wins
Yale hammered three visiting pitchers and routed Catholic University 14 to 0 at New Haven. Bross Canton Byrne Tivat Flanagan Grogan and others topped the offense as Yale produced a decisive victory on the home field.
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Senators Go On Rampage to Beat Providence Five Two
Providence May 17 AP Hartford erupted in the fourth inning driving Clay Touchstone from the mound with a burst of base hits and five runs to defeat the Grays 4 to 2. Johnny Miller was dominant until the seventh. Keesey tripled and singled four times while Herman and Knothe played solid defense. Peploski returned as a pinch hitter in the eighth after a brain injury.
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Derby Triumphs Over Stratford 210 0 In League Battle
Derby defeated Stratford in the Housatonic Valley League opener on Tuesday at Third Avenue. Gascondini starred with key hits while Clarke pitched well for Stratford but costly errors swung the game. Derby leads the standings alongside Wallingford Milfra and Seymour after the victory.
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Freshmen Win Yale Interclass Meet
Freshmen defeated sophomores 68 1 2 to 62 to win the Yale interclass trunk meet in New Haven. The standout mark came from Lagin of the class of 1930 who ran the quarter mile in 49 8 3 seconds.
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Jamerson Sold by Hillies to Des Moines
Pittsfield Mass May 17 AP Charles Jamerson left hand ed picker formerly with the Boston Americana has been sold by the Pittsfield club of the Eastern League to the Des Moines club of the Western League. Pittsfield also turned over Maurice Howe catcher to Lewiston of the New England League under option.
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Ray Kremer Ordered to Hospital After Knee Injury
Ray Kremer Pirates pitching ace was ordered to rest in a hospital after doctors in New York examined his knee injury from last Saturday. He departed for Pittsburgh and will be treated by club physician Dr. C. Marks. Expected to miss about two weeks. College tennis Harvard 9, Lehigh?
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Giants Sweep Reds as Grimes Tops Mays in Hurling Duel
New York Giants beat Cincinnati 2 to 9 to complete a three game series sweep. Grimes outpitched Carl May in a steady pitching duel as Lindstrom left with a strained back and Jackson covered at third. Hargrave of the Reds was hurt by a pitch in the eighth as Picinich took over behind the plate.
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Knox Former E L Star Signs With Portland
Portland Maine May 17 President Joseph F Conway of the Portland New Fingland League club announced the signing of catcher James Knox formerly with the Boston Red Sox on an optional basis. Knox played for Hartford in the Eastern League last year.
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