Bears Beat Brasscos Morning Game 11 to 6 at Newfield Park
Morrison holds Bears to five hits in the afternoon as Waterbury’s Guy Muoryan shuts down the Bears in a 5 to 1 loss. In the morning, the Bears pound three Brasscos hurlers for 11 runs while Roser and Emmerich pace the offense. Crowds of 1,500 watched the matinee after 35 defected fans attended the morning tilt.
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Many Big League Games Postponed
A cold and wet spring forces 74 postponements in the major leagues. The National League needs 42 games and the American League 31 to be made up before season end. Leading NL holdout is the Boston Braves with 10 postponements. Other NL makeups include Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 6, New York 6, Pittsburgh 4, Cincinnati 4, Chicago 3, St. Louis 2. AL teams tally Chicago 7, St Louis 5, New York 5, Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 3, Washington and Boston 1 each.
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Associated Press
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Boston
Lateo Weighs In For Commission Inboxing Weight Drama
Pete Latzo the welterweight champion faced the New York state athletic commission's weigh in ahead of his 15 round title bout with Joe Dundee of Baltimore at Pain Grounds. Latzo weighed 147 3 4 pounds after a nine round workout with sparring partners, planning to cut more before leaving for New York. Dundee weighed in at 147 pounds yesterday during training. The event, held in Scranton, was monitored by deputy commissioners Bert Strand and Eddie Curry.
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Associated Press
Pete Lateo
New York State Athletic Commission
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Pain Grounds
Bert Strand
Eddie Curry
Scranton
Etter Imit
Latzo
New York
Dundee
Central to Face Greenwich Today in Playoff
Central High meets Greenwich High at Seaside Park this afternoon in a playoff postponed from May 26. Con Eddie Reilly may use Larney or Tackacs to face the Millionaires, who are strong this season. Central will idle the rest of the week before Saturday’s return game with Warren Harding at Newfield Park.
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Greenwich High
Seaside Park
Millionaires
Central Boss
Inds
Downstate
Eddie Reilly
Larney
Tackacs
Cheenwich Invaders
Hilltoppers
Remaiiu
Warren Harding
Newfield Park
Harding
Ming
Eagle Street
Roxbury Wins Brown Meet in Rhode Island
Roxbury school of Cheshire Connecticut captures the Brown University interscholastic track meet with 82 points. Worcester Academy second with 22, Bridgeton Academy third with 18. Nat Hathaway set a 220 yard dash record. Buonanan Lawton tied pole vault at 11 feet 8 inches. Walter Folsom won the mile, his 14th straight, as about 400 athletes from 42 schools competed.
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Providence
Associated Press
Roxbury School
Cheshire
Joe Buonanan
Providence Commercial High
Harry Lawton
Moses Brown School
Walter Folsom
Hebyon Academy
Maine
Newark
Helen Wills Wins Easy London Return in Wimbledon Style
Helen Wills defeated Miss Holden in London 6 2 6 4 on her first British appearance since 1925. Critics praise her power and precision, predicting a Wimbledon win. Other results include Mrs Mallory sweeping Mrs Morrison 4 6 6 1 6 0 and various college scores.
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London
Mit
Great Britain
Kitty MacKane
Wimbledon
Miss Holden
Helen
Mallory
Morrison
New Haven Wins Doubleheader Over Providence
New Haven swept a Providence doubleheader with a 2 1 victory in the opener as Woodman beat Douglas, and Hyman held the home club in the nightcap 8 3. Kane, Griffin and Harris paced the plate for New Haven while Kane and Fuller starred in the field. Albany also swept Pittsfield with a 2 10 4 win in the morning and 2 10 4 in the afternoon as Hinkle earned his first season win and Soloman fractured a leg sliding into first.
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Hyman
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Griffern
Harris
Fuller
Pittsfield
Associat
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Albany
Hinkle
Isitors
Taber
Farrell
Soloman
Baek
Lawmakers
Central High Tennis Team Shines At Hartford State Meet
Sprague and Lytle of Central High advanced in junior and boys tournaments at Hartford. Sprague reached two junior rounds. Burn and Lytle won their first rounds in juniors and boys. Burn and Lytle also won a junior doubles match before losing to a New York pair. Readiness to travel to Mt Vernon High for next contest noted as fifth member undecided.
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Hartford
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New York
Mt. Vernon High School
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Titterton Wins Duwell Marathon in 26 44
Frank Titterton of Mill Rose A C New York won the Bowell A A five mile road race in 26 minutes 44 seconds at Norwich May 30. Ben Russell and John R Jacoby of Cygnet A C East Port Chester Conn finished second and third.
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Associated Press
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Millrose A. C
New York
Bowell A. A
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John R Jacom
Cygnet A. C
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Raliah Dick Spithefield
Mass
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Ilavan AC
Westerly
Waterbury Boys’ Club
Yale Golf Beats Harvard 5-4 in Reform Era Match
Yale's golf team defeated Harvard 5 to 4 at Rhode Island's Committeehib course. Yale won two morning foursomes and split afternoon singles. Parker led Yale with a strong contribution in the morning foursome with Captain Peel Havilend backing him. Harvard's Simpson and Barnar battled but fell 2 up to Yale's.
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Associated Press
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Tis
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Thaie Sifimpson
Harvard
Durent Barnar
Massachusetts South Shore
Sheridan Falls To Pittsfield In Turbulent Nine Inning Duel
Denton and Parkinson star for Sheridan with double plays and key hits as Pittsfield issues 2 walks and steady pitching by Hinkle. Walsh and Parkinson pair for defense while taber and Walsh contribute on base. Mistimed outs and evolving scoring accompany a tense late few innings with umpires Summers and McDonald.
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Martin
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Fuller
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Taber
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Times Eames
Pirates End Streak In Two Tenning Losses To Cubs
The Pittsburgh Pirates and Chicago Cubs split a doubleheader in Chicago style, as the Pirates won 6 to 5 after dropping an 7 to 6 affair. Both games went ten innings with heavy bat work from Lloyd Waner and Hartnett providing key hits amid a rugged pitching duel.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
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Pirate
Boston College Upsets Holy Cross 9 4 In Wild Game
Boston College defeated Holy Cross 9 to 4 in a chaotic afternoon at Worcester. Davidson wild pitching and a string of BC hit batters helped the Eagles secure the win as Shea survived being struck in the head to finish the game.
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Driver fatally hurt in Lockport auto race
Harold Van Leon of Rochester, driver in the Lockport dirt track speed trials, was fatally injured when the right rear wheel collapsed and the car flipped, pinning him beneath. He died two hours later at Inter Im hospital.
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