Grimes and Walsh Brothers Aid in Victory at Newfeld Park
In a midseason bowing series win at Newfeld Park yesterday, Marty Walsh fueled the Grimes and Walsh squads with strong hitting and pitching. Roy Grimes, Orr, and Rey led offense as Walsh and teammates shut down the opposition with timely hits, while a wrist injury to Lal added caution for managers.
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Avy Macing
Newfeld Park
Jud Daxiep
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Normance
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Ant Y Walsh
Orr
Rey
Bracakett
Final Block Of Series Tonight In State Bowling
By Bill Stienke Lewis and Stone Bell prepare for the final block of the league series at the Waterbury alleys. In recent play Lewis averages around 100.6 with Stone at 99.5, high games 129 for Lewis and 126 for Stone. In the state title tourney Stokes of Waterbury defeated Bridgeport’s joiner in eleven games, rolling a 2127 total and a 102 average, while Davey Gell posted a 678 total across his eleven games.
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Konile Twit
Waterbury
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Lewis
Stans
Stone
Reway
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Stokes
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Nevers
Aight Ou
Gell, Davey
Keaton Replaces Toney in Ninth in Cardinals Win
In St Louis May 23 New York met St Louis in a tense game seven with Mr Jovay aiding the visitors. Keaton came on to relieve Toney in the ninth after two of the first three men faced him hit safely. Pitchers Doak Benton Jacobs Goodwin Day and Gurgley contributed as Toney took the loss and Goodwin the win. Time 2 10.
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Ene
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Hornsby
Toney
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Jacobs
Doak
Loser Goodwin
Um‘Day
Gurgley
Hooper Delivers in Eleventh to Beat St Louis 3 2
In a tense eleventh frame Hooper drives home the decisive run as Boston edges St Louis 3 to 2. McInnis starred at first with crucial plays while Austin and Thompson contributed timely hits and defensive stops in a tight endgame.
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Hooper
Vaughn Extends Winning Streak as Cubs Top Phillies
Chicago defeats Philadelphia 7 to 2 to sweep the series as Jim Vaughn earned his fifth consecutive win. The Cubs benefited from six Philadelphia errors in the sixth inning while Vaughn allowed only two runs and stayed unbeaten in the stretch.
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Jim Vaughn
Cubs
Eastern League Standings and Scores Briefly Reported
Eastern League results show Bridgeport 8 Waterbury 6 and New Haven 6 Hartford 6 with tied games in Springfield Albany 6 and Worcester 6, plus Springfield at Hartford and Waterbury at New Haven on the schedule. Southern Association scores include Memphis 1 Birmingham 0 and Little Rock 6 Atlanta 3 with Nashville 3 and Mobile 5 at Chattanooga.
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Harry Wills to Top Stratford A C Card
Harry Wills, touted as the greatest living boxing figure, will headline Stratford A C actions at the Armory 4 A next Tuesday night. He faces a yet undecided foe from John Lester Johnson or Ray Bennett, with Tobey Owens securing a four round engagement and aiming for the winner. Other bouts include Young Luby vs Joe Hell, Steve Levinsky, Stratford vs Hickey Travers, and Jim Benedita vs Young Downey of Stamford. Referee Young McAuliffe and announcer Jack McGee set the show.
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Armory 4
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Ray Bennett
Tobey Owens
Moaker
Stratford A. C
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Bennett
Tobey
Young Luby
Joe ‘Hell
Steve Levinsky
Stratford
Hickey Travers
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Jim Benedita
Young Downey
Stamford
Bones
Young McAuliffe
Jack McGee
Pritz Hartmann
Albany 6 Worcester 1 to close series
Albany defeated Worcester 6 to 1 in the final game of the series. Keifer pitched for Worcester and Mangum worked for Albany as Albany left hitters stranded and built a lead later in the game.
Lynn Stars Lose to Norwoods in Close Game
The Lynn Stars fell to the Norwoods in Ansonia on Sunday in a tight 2-7 contest. Yates pitched for Lynn, allowed ten hits and struck out 25, as the Stars prepare for an open date on May 1 and a potential follow up game.
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Ansonia
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Lynn
Perry Fights Through 12 Rounds With Eyes Blinded by Capsicum
Pittsburg welterweight Jack Perry battled through 12 rounds against Gregasi, nearly blind from capsicum ointment used by his corner. Perry refused alibi, praised crowd, and sought a rematch though eyes remained inflamed. physician later found no permanent injury.
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Bogash
Jack Perry
Jimmy Conrad
Jimmy
Gregasi
Ford
Withough
Athletics Even Series With 5 1 Victory Over White Sox
Philadelphia May 26 Ray Moore a left hand recruit from Ware Texas held Chicago to all hits as the Athletics evened the series by a 5 to 1 score Moore drove in two runs including a fourth inning homer with a man on base Walker hit his sixth homer of the season in the first inning Moore and Perkins combined for key plays and Risberg Jourdan Dyker and Griffin helped the defense Moore walked one and struck out four for Philadelphia while Wilkinson took the loss for Chicago.
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Kumagae to Play in Olympic Championship Antwerp
Japanese tennis star Kumagae, ranked third in the American ratings, announces participation in the Antwerp Olympic championship. He will depart New York in July and then compete at Forest Hills in August, representing Japan in the national tournament.
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New York
Chlya Kumagae
Antwerp
Forest Hills
Champion Gill Swimmers and the Brideport Girls
A Brideport girl of 14 leads a new sport effort as youngsters compete with seasoned swimmers in a feature found in The Sunday Post Magazine. The photo features Gill and 19 others, spotlighting local youth in swimming.
Park City Factory League Opens Season Saturday
The Park City Factory baseball league begins its season this Saturday May 29 with multiple games on Holmes Edwards field and Seaside park diamond No 6. Holmes Edwards Co lends its field for the afternoon schedule featuring Autamik Machine Co versus Holmes Edwards at 1 30 and others at 3 30 and 9 20 with 14 games per team to be played twice against each opponent.
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American Crain Owl
Holmes & Edwards
Autamik’ Machine Co
Bitton Man Shine Tool
Burritt Co
Seaside
Bridgepots
Main
Bridgeport Braxs
Union Plant
Chamalana
Seaside Park
Holmes & Edwards Co
Wich
Eoch
Cole
Seaside Iil
Harmes & Edwards
Erly
Rebuilt Shamrock IV to launch today at City Island
Sir Thomas Tipton's Shamrock IV, the historic American Cup contender, is set for launch today at City Island. Modifications replace the freak lines with a conventional hull, following inspections by Charles E. Nicholson, reducing chances of big performance changes but awaiting final fit to the keel.
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Sandy Leel
Tomtom
Crooks
Duesh
Atlantic
Charles E. Nigholson
Yvaninle
New York
Yaehteub
Glen Covg
Commodore Nichols
Newport
Yeeuma
Broken Hand Forces Herman to Cancel Bouts
New Orleans bantamweight champion Pete Herman sustained a broken hand in a Philadelphia bout with Iaher Witte two weeks ago. An X ray confirmed the injury and Herman says he will not fight for six weeks, canceling all planned bouts.
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New York
Pete Herman
New Orleans
Iaher Witte
T+ baby
Philadelphia
Forty-seven arrested in city on gambling charge
Forty-seven men were arrested yesterday for betting on racing in the city. National pair fined $1 each for remaining away from the menace near the waterfront. authorities warned to keep the area gambling free.]]
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National Pari
England Holds Olympic Track Team Trials at Crystal Grounds
London May 2. Severe trials to choose England’s Olympic track squad were staged at the Standard Grounds. Abrahamson won the discus with 20 feet 9 inches, Henderson hurled 106 feet 1 1-2 inches, and W. A. Hill won the 100 meters in 10.2 seconds as the sprinting events drew clear early leaders.
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Carlson Shuls Dodgers Out With Three Scattered Hits
Pittsburgh defeats Brooklyn 2 to 0 as Carlson and Pitssburgh's offense capitalizes on Brooklyn errors. Cadare pitched effectively, while Wheat and Carey led with three base hits and timely sacrifices. Scoring came in the fifth and sixth innings, with strong defense limiting Brooklyn to goose eggs.
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Balis
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Sarigan
Carigon
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Cadure
Morrison
Rigier
Seven Home Runs For Babe Ruth
New York Yankee batters overpower Detroit in a tight series game as Babe Ruth hits his seventh home run of the season in the first inning. Adel leads off and later scores on a single as the Yankees edge ahead in the ninth inning. Pitcher Leonard yields a few hits but the Yankees prevail.
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Gom
Ford
Nqushtan
Pittsfield Nine Beats Birmingham With Homer Run
New Haven report notes Pittsfield players Briddet and Nutter contributing in a tense game. Two runners on base set up a key homer by Birmingham star or Pittfield misprint. Briddet, Shaya, Nutter and Wrage noted among batter and fielding efforts.
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Tony
Bea
Anne Roe
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sPainiat
Wirehes
Hartford Edges Ponies 5 3 To Open Season
Hartford wins its season opener against Ponies by 5 to 3 led by timely hitting and solid pitching. Key moments include Dunn and Pennington contributing with offense and defensive plays that support the win. A chaotic late inning saw misplays but Hartford maintained the lead through the final out.
Rox's Club Triumph Over North A C Nine
The North A C nine was outplayed by Sunlay Boys' Club on Diamond No. 1 at Leeside Park, losing 18 to 6. Key players included Suifford, prhack, dfeGrar, Paccelang, Clark for the clubs.
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France Eyes Antwerp Triumph in Olympic Trials
Strassbourg Alsace Lorraine reports France enthusiastic for Antwerp Olympic Games. Elimination trials saw many athletes advance near Paris next June to represent France. Notable feats included Paulis’s disputed 14 meter weight throw, Guillemot’s cross country win, Kahn’s 100 meters, and Orfidan leaping six meters plus. A 40 pound cannon ball event debuted, Montinals winning. Vidal urged improved French showing at Antwerp.
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Antwerp
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Chamber of Deputies
Union of Sporting Federations of France
Losa
Jean Bevin
Bressler Hurt After Start Vs Boston in Cincinnati Tilt
Cincinnati May 25 The Reis beat Boston 11 to 2 as Bressler started his first game of the season for the Braves and worked two innings without a hit before an injury ended his night. Luque pitched well for Cincinnati and Oeschger worked the later frames.
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American Association boxing clubs adopt potley to keep shows cashed
A garbled note from St Paul to San Francisco reports boxing clubs enforcing a potley policy to attract paying audiences. The text shows scores like Louisvie 2, Minneapolia Intianapalis 0 and Toledo 3 Kansay Sry 3, with several misread city names.
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