Smith Wins Close Verdict Over Noble In Ten Round Bout
Steve Smith edged Tommy Noble in a tight ten round decision at State Street Arena. Smith led early with body work and right hands but Noble rallied, trading blows to the end as both fighters drew some crowd reaction. both sustained cuts, and the Englishman, Noble, carried several rounds with infighting and precise body attacks. Jim Bones defeated Mick Mercer in a semi final, with Bones dominating most rounds through sharp jabs and movement.
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Waterbury Triumphs as Rush Shuts Worcester Down
Waterbury defeated Worcester 6 to 2 as pitcher Andy Rush held the visitors in check. Worcester plated two runs in the final inning amid two walks and two fielding errors.
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School Standings and Batting Notes From Newton and Georgetown
Fragmented reading shows school standings and player mentions including Jenkins Sukeforth Hey Phillips and others. Referenced teams include Newton Georgetown and Boston with unclear dates and results due to OCR errors.
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E. L. Leading Hitters in Pittsfield Baseball Log
E L leading hitters list includes Ducket Wer Gehrig Ha Wreob Pittsfield Graham NT Emr 1 Wor i Harr Cosgrove. This partial OCR shows player names and marks but lacks full context or complete details of teams or dates.
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Jumbo Ball at Neonfield Park Feature Report
A garbled item mentions Jumbo basehat trainings and a special feature for Lasses. The text references Neonfield park, a Boston event two weeks ago, and unclear phrases about Yankee and Geer Pershin. It reads as fragmented coverage of a local sports or arts event with minor named entities and place hints.
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Independents to Play Friday at Seaside Park
The Arndeeport Independents prepare for a Memorial Day game against St Mar Eva Catholic Club of New York. Manager Reilly builds a full battery as he coordinates tunes and instruments for the performance at Dixmond No. Seaside Park at 3 24.
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St. Mareva Catholic Club
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Sherman School Heads Circuit in Narrow Baseball Standings
Sherman High leads the circuit in a tight baseball league as Washington school trails. Victories and losses are listed with readouts for teams such as Pequot, Grasmere, Dwight, and Holland Hill, with upcoming games including Pequot at Holland and Grasmere at Pequot.
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Grasmere
Dwight
Lincoln
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Bridgeport High to Enter Columbia Meet and Stamford Meet
Bridgeport High School will enter the Columbia Interscholastic meet, while the Board of Recreation track team competes at Halloween Park Stamford and Stamford A C in a dual meet. Ray Whelan anchors the Red and Black in sprints with other athletes to be chosen after practice. Several stars will miss Stamford games as they are at college or competing at Columbia.
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Sniffen
Whelan
Alison Brothers
Jepaon
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Lea
Shane
Toth
Berksville team eyes Memoria game in holiday schedule
The Berks are entered in the Juniority League and plan Sundays games with a busy July schedule. They express willingness to play the Devons, Cireona Farms, or Wilton nine for a matchup. Arch Kells is the Boston manager contact for scheduling.
B H S Checker Team Victory By Default
The Bridgeport High Checker team claims a victory by default as Moo A board members failed to appear. Manager Kropper says the team won Friday’s series of games though no VY players showed up. Grittin Het Piazza Us levgren Geldhirs and Kropper led the squad.
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Piazza
Us‘levgren
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Fairfield High Nines Suffer Third Straight Loss to Danbury
Fairfield High School baseball was beaten 9 to 2 by Danbury, dropping their third consecutive game. The Fairfield nine had previously defeated the Danbury team 16 to 8 this season, but submitted to a rough outing and now face a shaky run in the Southern Fairfield County league. Greenwich is favored to win the league as Fairfield’s losing skid grows.
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Danbury High
Flanagan Tesserae
Greenwich
Derby
Danbury
Stratford High blanked Congress in 11-6 win
Ray Eaton of Stratford High held Congress High to five hits and two runs as Stratford pounded 11 hits for 11 runs yesterday. Stratford pitcher struck out 10 while Congress ace Shan non had none. Errors marred both sides with six by Bridgeport and two by suburbs. Final score Stratford 11 Congress 6. Batteries Eaton Heffernon and Shannen Tromley.
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Taylor
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Swaney
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Bears to face league leaders in three game series
The Bears will start three games against the league leaders at Newfield Park this afternoon. Crandall or Milsue will start for the Bears, with O’Hare possibly sidelined by Memorial Day. Bridgeport released four players to meet league roster limits, including Dibut and Nemetz, while Fortune and Graham contend for top pitching honors in the circuit.
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NeWfield Park
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Crandall
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Magex Jos Smith
Rochester
Albany
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Hot Cross
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Cate Strom
Cincinnati Reds
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Blue and McNally Suspended by American League
New York May 26 First baseman Blue of the Detroit Tigers and Mike McNally substitute infielder of the Yankees were indefinitely suspended before today’s game in New York by American League president Johnson for a fist fight in Yankee Stadium yesterday.
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Detroit Tigers
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Yankees
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Yankee Stadium
Albany Drives Roberts To Cover And Champs Lose
Albany powered past Roberts in the second inning scoring six runs to beat Hartford 14 to 1. The game featured Albany’s strong at bat and a lopsided early lead setting the tone for the route.
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Swift Arrows Triumph In Close Beechwoods Victory
The Swift Arrow nine edged Beechwoods 9 to 8 at Beechwood Diamond Sunday noon for their sixth straight win. Sackowics, Masse and Heyden starred with McNally contributing as Beechwoods struggled in a tight matchup.
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Heyden
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