Bernstein Dropped In Third Wins Lightweight Title
New York May 3 Jack Stein of Yorkers defeats Johnny Dundes of New York after fifteen rounds at the Velodrome to win the 3 lightweight championship. Bernstein rises to the lead in the later rounds after a tough bout. Dundes defended early, but Bernstein’s endurance and a late surge secure the decision.
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Pirates Take Morning Game In First Frame
Pirates win morning game 3 to 4 in first frame as key players score early. Left fielder Miller was carried to the clubhouse after being struck on the head by a pitch. runners on base contributed to the scoring.
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Carey Pirates Rally Past Cubs In Twinbill Sweep
Pirates defeat Cubs twice as Carey shines in morning game and Kauffman powers late rally in afternoon. Aldridge ejected for disputing a call. Hartnett and Grantham among listed players in Chicago lineup. Minor pitching details note Cooper and Dumevich on mound as Chicago fields a mixed roster.
Congress High to Play Two Games This Season
Congress High nine will engage in two games this season, facing Fairfield High on opening day and Stratford High on Saturday. Fairfield recently beat Congress 9 to 0, signaling a tough start as Congress aims to shore up weak spots and leverage improved pitching and hitting. Stratford looms as a strong test with a skilled lineup, promising a competitive clash.
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Willing and Neville to Play At Baltimore
May 20 news item notes Willing of Portland Oregon and Mack Neville of San Francisco to compete in the amateur golf tournament east of Baltimore at the American Atlas tourney venue. Strong entities include Portland Oregon, San Francisco, Baltimore, and the amateur golf championship. The entry signals a major regional amateur event with players traveling from West Coast cities to participate in the spring tournament circuit.
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Yale Seconds Edge Opponent In Tight Loss
Yale's second team defeated Torahpin in a close afternoon contest. Mater received for Yale, with Lwin and Jeristein contributing in the backfield as the players battled for the top spot and minutes.
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Hartford blanks Waterbury in afternoon tilt
In a mistimed afternoon game Waterbury shut out Hartford as Kane drove in a run on Donahur’s two-bagger and Long scored on a sacrifice fly. About 5,000 fans filled the stands at Rol Ine High.
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Senators Win Over Brasscos In Eleven Innings
Waterbury May 20 Hartford defeated Waterbury in eleven innings by 6 to 1. Hartford had five hits in the decisive inning and managed no further hits until the seventh when Conway singled. Device scored with Hager driving in the runs, while Eten and Redman were ejected after a brawl at home plate in the second inning.
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Weatogue Club Golf Team at Race Brook June 2
The WEATOGUE CLUB GOLF TEAM enters a spring tournament at Race Brook on June 2 under secretary Jeste Finch. Readable garbled text mentions Wey pRogrant and nearby golfers with names and dates, implying a local club event with multiple players and scheduling details.
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Cornwall and Ashman Win in Brooklawn Tourney
IL M Cornwall and FS Ashman win in a Brooklawn tournament. J T L Hubbard is medalist. Polo Grounds to seat 60 000 for Risbane fight. Detailed ticketing plans reveal 25 000 tickets on sale day including 12 000 in upper grand stand and 19 900 in lower stand.
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Cincinnati Wins Doubleheader Over Cardinals
The Cincinnati team swept a two game set from the St. Louis Cardinals, winning 3 to 0 in the afternoon and 1 to 0 in the morning. Pitcher Linak hurled a complete game in the forenoon despite wild throws to third base, while errors allowed runners to score in the late innings.
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Alpines Win Forfeit Over Park City Giants
The Alpines defeated the Park City Giants by forfeit in the second game of a double header. Robbie Green sparked the clash by ejecting base umpire calls in the eighth inning after the Alpines tied the game. The dispute over the home plate ruling led to the Giants refusing to continue.
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The Scribe's Lament on Boxing's Heavyweight Tale
A reflective piece surveys boxing's heavyweight lineage from Sullivan to Willis and Willard. It traces champions by nation and era, notes lingering gaps in crown defenses, and ponders modern contenders from the West and Europe amid a sprawling, era-tinged musings on the sport's reach.
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Cincinnati Defeats Cardinals In Ten Innings
Cincinnati won the morning game against St Louis 4 to 2 in ten innings. Burns and Daubert singled, Duncan sacrificed, Doak threw wild to third, Burns scored and Daubert reached home. Roush sacrificed and Daubert scored as Porter threw out Bone.
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King of Swat Dominates Each Contest in Yankees Sweep
King of Swat connects in every game as the Yankees defeat the Senators twice. The feature run of the series was marked by power hitting and steady pitching, delivering a swift pair of wins for New York.
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Bambino Homer Morning Feature in Washington Games
New York clipped Washington in both games on May 2 as Ruth homered in each contest, boosting his season total to eleven. Pennock outpitched Washington’s trio in the opener, while the afternoon game mirrored that dominance.
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Yale Crews Leave for Thames Sunday
New Haven Conn May 30 Four Yale eight crews sail to Gales Ferry next Sunday to train for the annual regatta with Harvard on June 22 The lineups include Varsity First Stroke Lindley Prudhomme Rockefeller Wilson Sheffield Carpenters Shew Russell coxswain Stoddard and others in Second and Combination crews with substitutes formed yesterday on the Housatonic for a prelim feature of the Harvard regatta.
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