Bears defeat Albany 8 to 5 to reach sixth straight win
Despite a five run first inning by Albany the Bears rallied to win 8 to 5. Meyer homered, Gleason and Dowd fueled the offense, while Almada pitched solidly in relief and Stapleton Dowd and Bartell contributed sharp infield plays guiding Bridgeport to the victory.
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Brooklawns Edge Bamrock 2 1 In Hard Fought Clash
Brooklawns defeated Bamrock 2 to 1 in a tough afternoon game at Park. Starsky and an infield out helped produce the runs for Brooklawns while Sullivan, Setmers, and Klein contributed on defense. Bridgeport and Albany also played with notable hits by Hoser and Farrell, and Almada earned the win with 4 hits allowed over 7 innings.
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White Sox Beat Tigers 8 6 To Close Series
Detroit May 29 Chicago outhit Detroit and won the final game of the series 8 to 6. Ted Lyons earned his eighth victory of the season after seven strong innings. he was touched in the last two frames as Detroit mounted a late rally that fell two runs short.
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Grays Take Two Close Contests Over Springfield
Providence reports a double header split with the Grays beating Springfield 3 to 1 in the opener as Ken Jones allowed four hits and Bill Anderson held Springfield to five safeties. In the second game Bloomer battled, but a triple by Wight and timely hitting gave Providence two runs after eight frames. Cronin Peploski and Wight led the batting.
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Bears face final cuts as Mathews released
St Louis defeats Cincinnati 11 to 3 as Carl Mays dominates. John Lefty Mathews, recently acquired from Waterbury, is released by manager Frank Stapleton to trim the Bears to near the 16-man limit. Ken Sedgewick returns to duty. Horace Milan eyed as extra outfielder. decisions hinge on games with Albany Brasscos and Waterbury.
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Juniors Open League as Clovers Auborns Rosarys Win
More than 5 000 spectators watched the opening Junior City League games at Seaside park. The Clovers beat North Enders 6 3 on Diamond No 1 with Healy striking out 18 in a losing effort. Auburmans defeated White Eagle Jrs 17 6 on Diamond No 5. Robertafaca hurled a 10 4 win for Holy Rosarys over Polish Falcons on Diamond No 6. Ambrose Rosary left fielder starred with two doubles.
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Pittsfield and Waterbury Split Doubleheader
Yesterday's games featured multiple matchups across the league with Brooklyn beating New York 5 to 2 and St. Louis defeating Chicago 11 to 3. Other results included Philadelphia 4 Washington 1 and Cleveland 10 St. Louis 2, with several pairings listed for today and two games noted.
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Mandell to Meet McGraw in Detroit Lightweight Title Fight
Sammy Mandell the titleholder will meet Phil McGraw of Detroit in a lightweight championship bout tentatively accepted by Mandell manager Eddie Kane and promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons. The announcement says the bout will be in Detroit this summer and go 12 or 15 rounds to a decision.
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Italians defeat American team in velodrome races
Hartford May 29 The Italian motor paced duo Vincent Madonne and Dan Pichione beat Americans Victor Hopkins and Gaffey 19 to 11 at the Velodrome. Races were in three heats with Pichione taking the first ten miles and Madonne the second ten miles. Hopkins won the final fifteen mile heat with Pichione second and Magonau and Gaffey filling third and fourth.
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Ty Cobb Tops Big Eight With .388 Mark And Power
New York May 29 Ty Cobb remains the leader of the big eight with a .388 average though his betting line dipped under 400. Rogers Hornsby trails with a narrow edge over Babe Ruth in extra base hits at 21 to 20. Frank Frisch is close behind at .361 with 12 stolen bases, while Long George Kelly did not play this week due to convalescence from an appendicitis operation.
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Cochet Extended In Court Play In France May 29
In St. Cloud France Henr Cochet French tennis champion barely survived a five set match against H Timmer of Holland in the international hard court championship Timmer won the first two sets and Cochet rallied to take the next three final scores 6 8 9 21 6 3 8 3 7 5 Timmer also teamed with a Dutch partner to beat Kielnadel and Czetwerdlunski of Poland 6 0 6 1 6 2 in doubles action.
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Syracuse Catcher Traded to Cardinals in Major Move
Syracuse Stars catcher John Schulte was traded to the St. Louis Cardinals. Syracuse will receive a pitcher and catcher in the deal and must surrender a pitcher to the Cardinals or other members of the St. Louis chain.
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