Eastern League Standings and Upcoming Games Summary
Eastern League standings show New Haven leading with 625 wins and 581 losses, followed by Bridgeport, Waterbury, Albany, and Springfield. Today's games include Bridgeport at Hartford and New Haven at Pittsfield with tomorrow’s on tap for Hartford at Bridgeport and Waterbury at Fitchburg. Lineups note pitchers Bish and Redman for Fitchburg and Schauffel, Ross, and Simpeon for Pittsfield and Bridgeport.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Leagues
In the American Association Louisville tops St Paul and Toledo with 5 and 4 runs while Milwaukee leads Columbus 6 to 4 and Kansas City 2. Minneapolis 6 over Indianapolis 4. International League shows Jersey City 5 over Syracuse 4 and Rochester 6 over Newark 2 as Buffalo 14 trounces Reading 10 and Baltimore 6 edges Toronto 5. Southern Association lists Birmingham 7 beside Atlanta 7 called due to darkness after fourteen innings Mobile 4 over New Orleans 2 Memphis 10 over Chattanooga 7 Nashville 6 over Little Rock 3.
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Ruth to Play at Weiss Field as Yankees Visit
Babe Ruth and the Yankees will appear at Weiss Field on Sunday while the Boston Red Sox play in Windsor. Nutmeg fans are assured Ruth will take part regardless of other events. The opener starts at 1 80 and features an Eastern League championship tilt between the Hidles and the Wild men.
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Babe Ruth
Weiss Field
Boston Red Sox
Windsor
George Weiss
Ruth
Elm City
Hidles
Wildmen
Two AAU Open Events Added to Manhattan Beach Park Meet
The program for the Knights of Columbus field day at Manhattan Beach Park now includes two open AAU events for women swimmers. A 220 yard invitation swim and a 10 yard handicap race will be contested Monday afternoon.
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Columbus
Manhattan Beach Park
Elks Edge Red Tops In Tight Recreation League Tilt
Elks beat the Red Tops 5 to 4 in a hard fought Recreation League game. Walnuts lead standings at 7 to 0. Keystones and South Ends also win, with heavy hitting and pitching by Herb, Germaine, and Dorkin noted in box scores.
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Kones
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Lilla
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Yale and Harvard Nines Set To Battle Tomorrow
Yale celebrates a 7 3 win over Harvard in the first game as the Eli batters explode in the seventh inning. Yale heads to Boston tonight with the second game set for tomorrow in Cambridge. Owen’s bid to finish four sports undefeated ends with Yale’s upset.
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Boston
Cambridge
Eli
Warren
Eddy
Kelly
Mallory
Shimenden
Sacred Heart Nine Hurls Challenge For City Title
Sacred Heart champions of the Parochial School League issue a challenge to meet the winner of the Lincoln and Elias Howe School series for the city championship. Lincoln-Elias Howe series to be played this afternoon at Seaside Park. Sacred Hearts hold a permit for housing Lot Saturday 1:30 to 4:80.
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Lincoln
Elias Howe School
Seaside Ark
Sacred Hearts
Eastern League Chatter and Late Rain Halt Albany Win
Gene Martin had an off day as Haven fell 4 3 to Albany. Albany surged with four runs in the fifth inning before rain suspended play. Hartford looks strong as Senators chase a 10th straight win. Fitchburg and Springfield tied for cellar as Hartford fans cheer. Jim Thorpe shines with two doubles and a single against Bish. Pennington returns to form for Kewple. Cosgrove homers but Waterbury loses 7 3 to Pontes. Attreau drives four singles in four trips for Springfield. Donahue now plays right field for Albany after Dowd joined O Conner.
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Haven
Albany
Wildmen
Hartford
Senators
Springfield
Fitchburg
Times
Gene McCann
Pittsfield
Giants
Yankees
Gene
Joy
New Haven
Aginus
Connie Mack
Park City League Set For Seaside Park Games
Park City baseball teams return to action with four scheduled games at Seaside Park Bridgeport Brass faces Columbia Graphophone General Electric meets Warner Bros Farm Terminal plays Holmes and Edwards in the day’s lineup.
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Park City
Seaside Park
Bridgeport Brass
Columbia Graphophone
General Electric
Warner Bros
Holmes & Edwards
Travers Drives On In Pursuit Of Kaplan Rivalry
Mickey Travers of New Haven pursues Kid Kaplan of Meriden in a winner take all bout. Travers also offers to fight Kid Wagner who beat Kaplan, Tommy Noble or any 128 pound contender. Eddie Zimmerman, veteran Springfield third baseman, is released by the Ponies after twenty seasons.
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New Haven
Kid Kaplan
Meriden
Travers
Kid Wagner
Kaplan
Tommy Noble
Eddie Zimmerman
Springfield
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Ponies
Zim
Waterbury
Palitz to Box Dave Russell in Mystic comeback bout
Hartford veteran Palitz of Hartford meets Ted Russell of Norwich in a 12 round boxing match set for June 2 at the Willow Point Casino Mystic. The bout marks Palitz’s stated comeback in a fight labeled outdoors in the source.
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K. C.) Palitz
Hartlond
Hartford
Ted Russell
Norwich
Willow Paint Casino
Mystic
Taking It Easy in Wake of Ball Contract Uncertainty
Neal Ball shows little concern about this season while the Watesury Ball deal remains unsettled and Sorier 4 club awaits Neal’s decision, according to reports today.
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Watesury
Sorier@4
Orioles and Robins Tussle In Nine at Old Mill Green
Orioles face the Robin lineup as Stemple Liprovsky Vasse La Mastra Munino Chanda Sevess Franks French and Rial E Rolfe of Illinois and Burdett Ford of Chicago compete in the Western Intercollegiate Conference golf championship at Midlothian Country Club. Rolfe defeated Hartman 3 up 2 in the semi final. Ford toppled Loeb 7 and 5.
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University of Illinois
Burdett Ford
University of Chicago
Midlothian Country Club
Rolfe
George H. Hartman
Chicago
Ford
Herbert A. Loeb
Michigan
Ruth, Umpire Abuse Spark Stewardship Talk in Baseball
A Springfield critic predicts Bridgeport finishes in the top four of the Eastern League. He blames erratic fielding and weak baserunning, praises Gene McCann, and discusses Babe Ruth's temper and suspensions. Officials urged to back umpires. discipline may deter rowdy conduct. Kenenin King moves to second base due to Jimmy Esmond’s injury with Esmond possibly shifting to the outfield upon return.
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Springfield
Bridgeport
Gene McCann
Kenenin King Ams
Waterbury
Lneup
Jimmy Esmond
Brass City
King
Esmond
Million Dollar Dream: Jim Clarkin Wants Pennant Glory
Hartford report captures real estate man Jim Clarkin vowing to spend a million dollars to win a pennant while discussing team finances and salaries with Gene McCann and reporters. He names players like Babe Ruth and Jim Thorpe as ideal acquisitions and notes cost savings from removing an official scorekeeper.
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Les
Gen” Clarkin
Jim Clarkin
Jim
L “Na
Dan Howley
Bridgeport
Gene McCann
Jim Thorpe
Thorpe
Ola
Bender
Tris Speaker
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Dairy Kitchen
Bond Hotel
Jimmy Kelly
Capitol Avenue
Jack Quinn and Everett Scott Dominate Early Baseball News
Jack Quinn the Red Sox pitcher keeps winning for the Yankees on occasions despite rumors he’s done. Everett Scott, the Yankees shortstop, is nearing 900 consecutive games, far surpassing previous records set by Luderus Pinckney and others, with a remarkable streak spanning since June 20, 1916.
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Jack Quinn
Yankees
Hugmen
Everett Scott
Scott
Fred Luderus
Luderus
Phillies
George Pinckney
Brooklyn American Association
Fred’s
Lea
Gues
Pinckney
The
Giants
Reuther Fools as Fans Honor Dutcher Ruether
Brooklyn fans presented Dutcher Ruether with a platinum watch after he won eleven games and lost two, while his wife received a solid watch to honor his character as a gentleman and ball player. This gesture comes after Cincinnati owners deemed him finished.
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Dutcher Ruether
Brooklyn
Walter
Cinci
Brooklawn Club golfers in state amateur tourney
Brooklawn golfers will compete in the state amateur tournament to be conducted next week at the Shenecospett Cantry Club links in Groton. The program lists rounds and events from Thursday June 29 through Saturday July 1, including first rounds, semifinals, two ball foursomes, four ball matches, and handicap medal play across championship and consolation divisions.
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Shenecospett Cantry Club
Groton
Consol
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