Summer sports and activities at local Y M C A
The local Y M C A opened its summer program at Seaside Park with baseball on two evenings weekly, track and fencing activities, and swimming lessons. Harold Jenkins remains tied to baseball duties, while W. Young may lead the physical department. A track meet is planned later, and a fencing meet from New York may be canceled, affecting local fencers.
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Yesterday's Games Recap of Baseball Scores
A compact tally shows New York 2 Chicago 6 and Washington 2 St Louis 4 and Boston 11 Cleveland 1 and Philadelphia 5 Detroit 4 in 14 innings. In the second set Cincinnati 5 Boston 4 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 5 St Louis 5 New York 5 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 1.
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Champion Sox Win Debut Game in New York
The Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 6 to 2 in their season opener in New York. Williams held New York to six hits as Chicago jumped to an early lead and never trailed, with solid contributions from Leibold Gandil and Schalk behind a steady pitching effort.
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Bridgeport Faces Clan Macduffs in Key Sunday Soccer Clash
In a pivotal New York State League match at the Meadows Bridgeport City meets Clan Macduffs on Sunday afternoon. The winner could secure the league title with the City needing only a lead from the return in New York if victorious. The article also notes Paterson’s National Football League standings and mentions players Walter Healy Alex Odd and others, with brief references to transfers and National League results.
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Senators Lose With Thirteen In Farewell Shocker Game
Urban Shocker led St. Louis to a 4 2 victory over Washington in his farewell appearance before army duty. Washington used 13 players in a futile bid. Gedeon had three hits including a triple driving in three St. Louis runs.
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Braves slide another notch
Cincinnati pitchers held Boston to 2 runs as Toney tossed a strong game for the win. Cincinnati staked a 5 to 2 victory with two base hits by Magee and Toney and three Boston errors contributing to the margin.
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Red Sox Strike Winning Gait
Baseball history recounts the Red Sox securing a victory with powerful hitting and strong pitching. Key moments include base hits by Chapman Speak er Whiteman Scott and three base hits by Mays, Seat, and Thomas. Pinch notes list stolen bases and double plays, while Mays earns the win over Ragby as the losing pitcher.
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Local Ball Club Seeks Pitchers for Season Debut
Manager Krichell returns from New York to May with a mission to land a pitcher and an outfielder while visiting family. The club opens with five hopefuls Perruson Lennon Lyons Sara and Cristal Smith joining the squad as they report to Camp Devens for army service. Cristal is the lone seasoned arm. Lennon from Fordham has no pro experience. Ferguson from Bloomfield NJ is a fresh high school pitcher. Sava from Jersey City has semi pro experience. Lyons has Eastern League exposure but a slow start this season. A schedule swap sends Bridgeport-Waterbury games reversed to May 28 and 29. Umpires named Joseph Daly Edward McBride Frank Brown and Thomas Kelly. Opening assignments place Daly at Bridgeport New Haven, McBride at New London, Brown at Springfield, Kelly at Worcester. Bridgeport holds a double practice before heading to New Haven for the Eastern League opener, weather permitting.
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Springfield
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Worcester
Brooklyn Wins Opener as Batting Sparks Victory Over Chicago
Timely hitting featured Wheat’s double and Myers’ home run after an error by Mollocher, giving Brooklyn a 4 to 2 victory over Chicago in the first game of the series.
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Giants End Slump In Lopsided Win Over Cardinals
In St. Louis on May 20 the New York Giants routed the local team 35 to 4 as poor fielding by St. Louis and timely hitting by the visitors sparked the decisive first game of the series.
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Wills Stops Langford Again in Panama Bout
Harry Wills, the negro boxer, beat veteran Sam Langford in seven rounds at Panama City. Langford’s corner waved in the towel to stop the punishment. The report also notes a baseball game where Marquard beat Walker with 2 runs, 8 hits, and Brooklyn errors.
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Sunlight Parlor touted as best pocket billiard parlor
An advertisement for Sunlight Parlor promotes the establishment as the town’s finest pocket billiard parlor with top lighted rooms and refined tiling. It invites friends to visit and experience the venue firsthand.
Levinsky Training For Scramble Here On Monday Night
Levinsky prepares for a boxing scramble Monday night as he weighs around 181 pounds and plans a six round bout with James Coffey at Madison Square Garden for the Red Cross card. He also schedules a 15 round clash with Bartley Madden next Monday in the area, with Coffey to precede the Madden fight. Madden disputes Coffey’s win claim, arguing he can repeat against Levinsky. Madden once sparred with Frank Moran and has fought top heavyweights, generally around 186 pounds.
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Babe Ruth Hall Trouble Delays Boston Game
Babe Ruth of the Boston Americans collapsed en route to Enway Park and was hospitalized with an acute throat condition. He had been under treatment and was seen at a drug store before falling ill. Doctors expect several days of rest and he may miss today’s game against Cleveland.
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