Albany Bears Top Bridgeport 10 to 8 In Early Scoring Burst
Albany bolstered by Chick Gagnon and Moose Putter beat Bridgeport 10 to 8 at Chadwick Park. Gagnon went 5-for-5 with a homer and drove in multiple runs as Albany built a large early lead, while Bridgeport's Nagle faced ejection for arguing with the umpire.
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Benra
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Hawks Harvest Dominates in 1st Game of Series
Bridgeport Squelches Albany 8 to 1 behind starter LePard who fanned 14 as Emmerich and Gagnon stole bases and Belanger, Solomon, and Stapleton drove in runs. Gagnon homered, Sacrifices by Herman and Phillips. Two-base hits by Stapleton and Mack. Umps Saummers and Stafford. Game time 1:30.
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Stafford
Nagle
Albany
Emmerich
Yordyn
Messe
Shay Gagnon
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Hermann
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Solomon
Belanger
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Martin
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LePard
Senators Limited to Three Hits as Profs Win 8 to 1
In Hartford on May 19, New Haven defeated Hartford 8 to 1 behind Hyman holding the Senators to three hits. Two-base hits by Lerian McGowan Schinkel Comiskey Bank. McGowan Sacrifica Cronin triple. Double plays Sheridan Hackbarth Dietrick Sheridan. Hart left on base six, New Haven seven. Walks: Hyman Lynch four. Time of game 1:43.
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Central Wins Court Matches City Net Championship
Central High defeated Warren Harding to clinch the city net championship in a decisive match. Winton Hoffman captained the team amid eligibility questions as the Hilltoppers posted wins across several bouts, with notable scores including 6-1 and 6-4 in multiple sets.
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Grays Rally in Closing Innings to Beat Ponies
Providence rallied in the closing innings to defeat Springfield 4 to 3 in the second game of the series. Gene Morrison, whose hitting helped the Grays, made a sensational running catch in the ninth with two on to preserve the win.
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Springfield
Gene Morrison
Yale Nine Beats Boston U 15 to 43 With YaleVictory
Yale defeated Boston University 15 to 13 in New Haven in a high scoring game. Noble tied the score with a single in the eighth inning before Kline followed with a sharp hit to drive in the winning run. MacDonald Jenkins Shoup Scott Holabird and Barclay played for Yale while Boston’s lineup included Fuller and others.
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Danbury Battery Team Seeks Amateurs for Trials
Battery D unit of the 192nd Field Artillery in Danbury Conn invites amateurs to join. The notice calls for seekers with interest and provides a contact phone number 2054 J. Danbury and an address for Bernard Jurins of Mar. vt Patr Field Avenue Danbury Conn for further information.
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Stapleton Signs VanAlstyne and Releases Wolfe and Lennon
Bears manager Frankie Stapleton announced in a Telegram dispatch that he signed pitcher VanAlstyne from Albany with an option for the season and released pitchers Chuck Wolfe and Eddie Lennon. VanAlstyne appeared in 34 games last year, posting 13 wins and 13 losses.
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Telegram
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Chuck Wolfe
Eddie Lennon
Central High Triumphs 4-3 In Ten Inning showdown
Central High edged Warren Harding 4 to 3 in ten innings at Seaside Park. Chaikin led the offense with four hits and two stolen bases, while Carletti and Chaikin strong on defense. Michaels pitched for Harding and Doherty and Thinane for Central in a taut extra-inning clash. The game featured a key throw from Carletti to Chaikin at the plate to nab Washer at home. The Eastern League prepared a memorial day for Dan O'Neil as players paused for the league president's burial.
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Holy Cross Church
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St. Jerome's Cemetery
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Dewey
Meigs and Hardware Tie in Mercantile League Contest
The Meigs and American Hardware baseball teams tied 2 to 2 in the Mercantile league last night. The game was called in the sixth inning. Y. M. C. A. defeated Reads 6 to 1 as Calhoun Werner and Bandy powered the Y. M. C. A. offense. DeFeo made a sensational one handed catch to stop several Peat Towland runs. Umpires Lau Nanchys and Art O Connell officiated the games featuring various lineups and fielding highlights.
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Black Rocks Seek Game For This Sunday
The Black Rocks seek a game this Sunday at Seaside Park Diamond No R. They want any strong team in the city and ask interested teams to contact O. Girard at 16 Jeiland Place.
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Yale Army Game Set for Chicago Stadium
Annapolis May 19 The Navy and Military Academy football game scheduled for Soldiers Field Chicago on November 27 1926 has terms unchanged from earlier talks. The Park Board holds 26 000 seats and will buy back 30 000 from the service schools leaving 100 000 seats total. Navy retains the right to choose the grounds under the agreement. Fordham 70 City College 54.
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Woodman and Johnson duel as Waterbury tops Pittsfield 4 1
In Waterbury on May 19 Hubert Johnson former Pittsfield pitcher defeated Woodman in a pitchers duel. Waterbury scored four runs to Pittsfield's one aided by Hvasscos hits in the second and eighth. Moore hit a home run in the eighth to seal the win. Helgeth and Milan made notable one handed catches.
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Hubert Johnson
Pittsfield
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Moore
Helgeth
Milan
Bo Burke
Long
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Holy Cross shuts Army out five to zero
Holy Cross defeated Army 5 to 0 as Duggan limited the Cadets to two runs in a seven inning contest. Timberlake weakened in the seventh but Holy Cross pushed across a third inning sacrifice and a hit past third to seal the win.
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Gadd and Boomer Lead Golf Field at St Andrews
George Godd and Aubrey Boomer fired 148 to lead the 204 player field on day one of the Daily Matis tournament at St Andrews. Abs Milehall, a veteran British star, stood third with 151 while Argentine player Antonio Perez was second with 161.
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Scotland
George Godd
Aubrey Boomer
Abs Milehall
Lia
Antonio Perez
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Eastern league to name O'Neil successor at meet today
Eastern league magnates gather after Dan O'Neil funeral to select a new president. Herman J. Welsman of Waterbury and James W. Pyne of Hartford are leading candidates with rumored dark horses in the race. Local owners Powell-backed supporters seek neutral vote from Bridgeport and Providence clubs as Till of Providence attends funeral and league salon to decide the outcome.
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Herman J. Welsman
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John T. Sullivan
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Eastern League Results and Standings Brief
Yesterday's results include New Haven 8 Hartford 1 Albany 10 Bridgeport 6 Waterbury 4 Pittsfield 2 Springfield 3 Providence 4. Today New Haven at Hartford Bridgeport at Albany Pittsfield at Waterbury Springfield at Providence. Chicago 9 Boston 7 New York 8 St Louis 2 Detroit 68 Washington Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 6. Boston 6 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 5 Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 8 New York 3 Philadelphia 6 St Louis 2 Reading, Rewarkance at Marquis and nzmann, Small wood etc.
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Traders Defeat Fairfield KGH By Six To Three Score
The State Trade aceo nine defeated Roger Ludiowe High School of Fairfield at Seaside Park. The Traders won 8 to 3 after rallying with two runs in the sixth and three in the eighth. Fairfield led early, then faded as the visitors surged late.
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Seaside Park
Grail Prep Encounters De Molay On Diamond Six
Grail Prep will meet Bridgeport De Molay at Diamond No 6 in Verside Park tonight. Johnny GoHas is slated for Fairfield, while Holt starts for the De Molay squad.
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