New Haven Ninety Wins 7 to 5 Over Bridgeport
New Haven defeated Bridgeport 7 to 5 as both teams combined for nine errors and a late ninth inning surge by New Haven. Gillespie pitched four innings for Bridgeport allowing seven hits and six runs while Wilson gave up four hits and five runs as New Haven pulled ahead in the ninth. Post homered for Bridgeport, with Goff, Osborn, and Mathog pacing New Haven’s offense, while Mulrennan and Fried struggled on the mound for Bridgeport.
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Brown Gune Menn
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Cadore and Dodgers Triumph in Straight Win
Brooklyn May 23 Leon Cadore pitched for the Dodgers in a 7 to 1 win over Cincinnati. Cadore allowed few Reds hits while the Dodgers collected six hits and paired four runs in the eighth. Cincinnati’s miscue by High in the ninth spared a shutout as Brooklyn cruised to victory. Other scores included Boston 8, Chicago 4 and New York 4, St Louis 1 in the National League.
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St. Louis
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Neil
Taylor
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Rixey
Worhington
Boline
Caveney
Brooks
Val Gore
Bridgeport Trades Milford High In Tight 1-0 Win
Bridgeport blanked Milford High 1 to 0 yesterday afternoon as the Apprentices limited Milford to three singles, all in the seventh inning. Pitcher Foster allowed three hits and struck out eight in a strong complete game effort.
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Sacred Heart Wins Fourth Straight in Struggling Season
Sacred Heart defeated St Cyril 20 to 4 to extend their streak to four wins. Sank led the Seriool team with standout pitching and multiple runs, as St Cyril struggled offensively. In other action, Michaelte topped Micharlx 6 to 2 with strong pitching from Nilson and Conner.
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Hartford Rally Defeats Hillies In Tight Match
Hartford came from behind to beat Hillies 7 to 4 at Plitespield on May 28 as Viatehelder led for the first time in the contest. The afternoon game featured tense moments and a close scoring run late.
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Viatehelder Ulewen
Artford
Greenblatt Drives B H S to 7 6 Victory Over New Haven
Abe Greenblatt pitched for Bridgeport High School nine, earning their second win over New Haven Commercials as a late scoring squeeze play and Greenblatt’s two base hits helped tilt a see saw game in Elm City. Ambiguities limit further specifics. key players include Greenblatt, Moffitt, Lavin, Cremins, and Bahnvilla. Game described as tight through ninth inning with Willtopper offense rallying late for the win.
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New Haven
SW Haven
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New Tuven
Aalthough
Se Moffitt
Elm City
Sam Mui
Sam
Hilltoppers
Ty Lands
Banvillerts
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Lind
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von Moffitts
Cyra
Lavin
Meerrby
Orey Shea
Pareren
Henry
Ropey
Sehine
Momitt
Lefield
Baneh
Tai
Ayerit
Bayer
Bard
Asa
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Pati
Koppisch Elected Columbia Track Captain for 1923 24
M A YORIS of Buars round year announces Koppisch elected captain of Columbia University's 1923 24 track team. Koppisch also stars for the football squad and is expected to contend for distance titles and other minor championships.
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Heen Vercecton
Bentley Twins Edge Giants Over Cardinals in Fore
Jack Bentley pitched for the Giants in a rough 9 inning game against the Cardinals as May Hiona and Louis contributed. The left fielder and right fielder made key plays while a sacrifice and hit by pitch influenced the scoring, with New York trailing 3 to the start before late efforts shifted momentum.
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Louis
Jack Bentley
CIA
E Daining
Suiderra
Rin
CC Merced
York
Tina Laltie Mann
Sokols Travel to Hartford for Dixie Game
The Sokol-Rosebud nine journey to Hartford on Sunday to play the Dixie team at Pou field. They have played two games this season, with one win and one loss. AML players should report for practice at Diamond No. 1 Sea side Dark to give craw sight for practice.
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Sokol-Rosebud
Hartford
Dixie
Poufield
Sokols
AML
Diamond No. 1
Craw
Pirates Edge Phillies 7–6 In Final Inning Rally
May 28 Pittsburgh fought Philadelphia to a 7–6 victory, winning in the last inning. Trainor collected four hits including a triple in the ninth, Grizam doubled for the go ahead run, Williams hit his 16th homer, and Bagby started for Pittsburgh before leaving after eight. Also mentions Knights of Columbus baseball at Seaside Park opening season and Seaside Park matchup.
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Grizam
Jim Bagby
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Knights of Columbus
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Pruil Deitz Plans Amateur Chosing Show Debut
Pruil Deitz joins the amateur racing scene with Captain Max A Baum directing the almon purer for three years. They will stage Monday night shows at State Street with sight bouts next Monday featuring several state champions.
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Max A. Baum
State Street
Deitz
Colgate Beats Yale in Weatogue Handicap Play
New Haven May 23 Colgate defeated Yale 12 to 6 in a handicap match. Kinney WitzGerald and Barnes starred for Colgate with Hartnett, Pond and Malory also contributing in the close contest. M McKenna led in handicap play at Weatogue 6.
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Barnes
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Weatogue Golf Club
Ray Meyers Pp
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Cress
Ray Meyers
J. Orgia Lys
J. Speidel
T. O'Brevicki
D. S. McLaughlin
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