Bears Lose Ragged Game to Hillies 13 to 5 in Newfield clash
Bears fall into third place after committing five infield errors and leaving fifteen runners on base against Pittsfeld Hillies. Yordy hits a homer as McGaffigan also goes deep. Rush struggles for Pittsfeld while Mills dominates early but wild at times. Milestones include two base hits for Long Mayer Ler minh Gberc McGaffigan and a 2 000 plus crowd observes Ladies Day.
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South Ends Lose To Savoys 10-4 At Seaside Park
Savoys hit hard to win 10 to 4 over the South Ends at Seaside Park. Red Fagan limited the South Enders to six hits and faked fifteen Bloggers. Simko key hits, Cooney Careano fielded well, and Bandy sparked the Savoys offense as Keeley led the losers with a hit off Faxon.
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Ash Creek Singles Defeat Married Men's Nine in Opener
The Ash Creek single men baseball team opened with a 12 to 4 win over the Married Men's of Fairfield Sunday at the flracmere lot. Strong pitching by Carl Schlik carried the ace squad, with Hed Willey taking the loss for Fairfield. Sten hit a seventh inning homer, and Sehick WoC contributed a corre cun in the ninth.
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Johnson shuts Albany out in 8-0 rout by Waterbury
Floert Johnson pitched a complete game to blank Albany 8-0 as Waterbury defeated the Lawmakers. Demoe and Gagnon starred with strong hitting and fielding, while Waterbury’s defense thwarted Albany’s offense. Moose Fuller received golf clubs as a local gift before the game.
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Westerns Triumph Over Black Rocks 6-2 in Annual Game
Westerns defeated Black Rocks 6-2 in the annual contest. Shubert pitched effectively and was pivotal for the Westerns, while Lewis and Eveny starred for the losers. Lee pitched well but faded late as Westerns capitalized on late runs.
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Senators Bunch Score Past Springfield 5 4
Hartford May 23 AP The Senators bunched hits in the third and fourth innings to win 5 to 4 over Springfield. A jumping catch by Sheridan was the feature of the game.
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Howards Defeat Longfellows 7 to 1 at Seaside
The Howards defeated the Longfellows 7 to 1 yesterday afternoon at Seaside. A large crowd saw early leadership by the Howards, with brilliant plays by Bob Lancaster and Mortimer Curran guiding runs and defensive stops. Bridgewater pitched strongly for Howards as Veray and August battled for the Longfellows, but early deficits doomed them.
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Yankees Win Twelfth Straight Over Red Sox 8 3
The New York Yankees extended their winning streak to 12 with an 8 3 victory over Boston. Collins starred as he hit his eighth homer of the season, Lazzeri drove in Gebrig and Meusel with key sacrifices, while Wagstead took Ruth’s long fly for an out in the fifth.
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White Sox Edges Cleveland 1 0 On Late Play
White Sox defeat Cleveland 1 to 0 as Lyon shuts down the Indians with sharp defense and Smith holds Chicago to all hits. The only run scores on a pass to Mostil, Hunnefield's sacrifice, and Collins' single in the ninth. two base hits for Hunnefield and Lutzke.
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City League Opens Season With New Umpires
City League begins the season next Sunday aiming to match last year's fighting finish and flashy baseball. Umpires Whaley Sevito and O'Brien chosen for the opener while the scoring staff remains incomplete. A final league meeting will be held during the week to complete preparations.
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Bridgeport Maintains Lead with Batting Average Above .300
Bridgeport still tops the Eastern League in batting as all regulars exceed .300. In a 7 to win over Providence, New Haven moved into a tie for third with the Bears, each club at 15 wins and 13 losses, reclaiming momentum.
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Cubs rally to beat Red Sox 14-8 in eighth inning tilt
Chicago Cubs overcome a tight series with a late rally, using four pitchers to upend Boston 14 to 8 in Chicago. Hack Wilson sparked the comeback with a long homer, and 32 players saw action as Cubs claimed the series three games to two.
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Walker Cup Team Members Injured in Scotland Trip
Two members of the Walker Cup team, Jess Sweetster and Watts Gunn, are sidelined with knee injuries on the eve of the sixth inning plans, as Warm conditions and hard greens affect practice before the match. Sweetster battles influenza symptoms while Gunn trains to debut. American captain Bob Gardner remains hopeful amid quiet, golfless Sunday activities and last minute coaching. The Giants faltered above .600 after ten games this season.
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South Norwalk Socony Beats Bridgeport In League Opener
South Norwalk Socony defeated Bridgeport 29 to 13 in the Inter-County league opener held at Sea Side Park. Hard hitting and long drives dominated as Brennan led with the longest hit into the sound. Valiant pitched for South Norwalk, limiting Bridgeport to a single digit number of hits. Dusty Cretcia and Banville contributed for the locals, while Bridgeport next plays away against another league foe.
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Shamrocks Beat White Sox 6-3 in Fast Seaside Park Tilt
The Shamrocks defeated the White Sox 6-3 in a brisk game at Seaside Park yesterday afternoon. Wengren pitched effectively for Shamrocks while Gerrity, Shannon, and Feyes provided strong hitting and fielding to carry the team to an early lead and hold it through the ninth.
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Stamford Bannersk Holders Lose 4-1 In Extra Time
Speenly The Bannersk soccer team defeated Stamford 4 to 1 in a 0 minute overtime game at Halloween Park this afternoon. The teams were tied 1-1 at the end of regulation and a 30 minute half was ordered.
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