Brown Derbies Win. Albany Stalling Noted on Rain Halts
Bridgeport triumphs over Albany 2 to 0 as rain stops play in the fourth inning. McCann and O Connor argue with Umpire Waters, prompting a 20 minute delay. Howie Baker fined $25 for ball throwing. Leasure, Bennett, Kingdon, and Rodriguez star in a mud soaked game.
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Bridgeport Tops Albany in Late Ninth Inning
Bridgeport wins 4 to 2 over Albany after two base hits by Rodrigues and a three base shot by Kirsdon. Bennett allows base on balls and Leasure yields four runs with multiple double plays aiding Bridgeport. Umpires Lauchlin and Waters. Tomorrow games include Bridgeport at New Haven and Albany at Hartford.
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Arrows Beat Pirates In Rain-Called Game At Old Mill Green
The Arrows defeated the Pirates 4 to 0 when the game was halted in the seventh inning due to rain. The paper notes the Arrow organization will challenge any 13 to 11 year old city team, with Beach Street preferred. Alpine baseball team seeks opponents for Independence Day play. calls to Municipal Gym evenings.
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Dempsey Training Camp Report Sparks Bold Bet
Jon Rawley, a veteran ring fan, arrives home from Atlantic City stating Dempsey will finish the French challenger in four or five rounds. He claims to have met Dempsey and predicts an easy victory, offering $10,000 at odds. Carpentier backers can place bets at the Lyric hotel.
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Bogash Expects Welter Title as Europe Tour Looms
Bogash says he will fight any welterweight and may invade Europe after summer. His manager Joe Smith vows open bookings with forfeit ready, eyeing Britton as last major obstacle. A NY win over Soldier Bartfield boosts Bogash’s standing, with talks of July arena bouts and a Newark match with Wildcat Neilson on the table.
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Eastern League Fan Chatter Picks Up for New Haven Matchup
Fans forecast a corker as the Brascos beat New Haven 11 2 with Dowd Cosgrove Long and Dowd totaling three safeties each. St Zimmerman and Dowd homered off Cykowski, Belanger and Clark homered, Worcester rallying with six runs in seventh and eighth. Conway of the Jackmacks produced a triple double and two singles.
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Bridgeport Trade School extends win streak past eight
Bridgeport Trade School topped Meriden Trade 7 to 5 for its eighth straight victory as Bannas struck out 13 Meriden batters and Weber reored ten. Both teams had six hits while Whelan shone at second base for Bridgeport. The next game pits Bridgeport against Boardman Trade School in New Haven.
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Legion Seeks July Fourth Game With Walnut Beach Team
Ameri can Legion manager A Wheway seeks a July 4 contest against Paddock A C of Walnut Beach or a second available team. He aims to schedule a suitable venue and opponent for the Independence Day clash.
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Leary to Return Home After Injury
Leary injured in Monday's game will be taken to his home in Naugatuck today or tomorrow as plans announced by his brother. At St Vincent's hospital this morning Leary was reported in fine spirits. Albany pilot Pat O'Connor praised Leary as a student of the game and a potential big-league talent.
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Two Bowling Tilts Tonight In State Duckpin Series
Two matches set for Bridgeport tonight Dewey faces Porto at Washington Park and Kelly meets Stokes at Newfeld alleys In New Haven Jimmy Kelly struggled at Casino alleys dropping eight of eleven games to Spalding with scores listed for each frame Teller defeated Sadler 10 to 1 in a 12 game series at Seymour club with tallies across ten frames for both players.
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North Ends Open Jinxed Sunday Bookings Hamper Sabbath Game
North Ends Sunday bookings with state clubs have been repeatedly called off, complicating attempts to schedule a Sabbath game. The club seeks a match with teams such as Sunday Knights of Columbus Black Rocks Devon A C Paddocks Crashes St James Venice A C American Legion or any semi pro team with a diamond permit. Contact Manager Rowe 90 Doquannock Street or respond to The Timex.
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Albany Trolley Strike Threatens Minor League Franchise
Gene McCann sent a telegram to Arthur Irwin as fans and managers eye Albany’s tough times. Pat O Connor warns that Albany faces harsh financial strain post July 4 while Baltimore remains the only International club breaking even. President Hawkins vows resilience, hoping for better next season though Albany may be forced to sell if Providence bids prevail.
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Baseball News From The Big Leagues
Big League Dust Ray Grimes banged out five hits in the Chi-Pittsburgh double header. Miller Huggins, Yankee pilot, is youngest in quest of players. Bentley of Baltimore belted seven home runs in eight days. The Phils purchased Infielder Smith of the Reds. Welch of the Athletics hit a ball over the fence for a single. The Indians widened their lead by beating the Browns as Smith and McHenry homered in the St Louis Cincinnati game.
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Dowd Named Hartfor d Pilot for Senators
Tommy Dowd, formerly with Hartford in Jim Clarkin’s era and a former St Louis Nationals second baseman, has been engaged to pilot the Senators replacing Arthur Irwin who is incapacitated by illness. Irwin is improving in a Hartford hospital and hopes to leave soon but cannot resume baseball duties. Dowd previously led Holyoke’s Paper Makers to a pennant in the Eastern League.
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Williams and Mack box in twelve round bantamweight draw
Stamrora June 2 reports Williams cracked Jersty bantamweight and fought twelve rounds to a draw with Eady Mack, formerly Young Maruke, at the Elks hall last night. Williams’ work impressed the crowd with swift combos and steady pressure.
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Shinault Sold to Cleveland for 10000 in Eastern League
Ginger Shinault the New Haven catcher, formerly with Waterbury, is sold to the Cleveland Americans for ten thousand dollars. George Wells, president of the New Haven club, announced the deal yesterday. Shinault was considered the league’s top backstop by many writers last season.
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Local Ramblers Practice Game Sets Junior Circle
Rambler basketballers held a city junior championship contenders practice at Lincoln School, split into two squads. Al Jepson led the winning side 4 to 2 in a brisk scrimmage. Players listed include Pop Kaylan Shea Berger Jepson Shugrus Dorkin Eddy and White.
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Cohen Poised for NYU Freshman Basketball Team
Charlie Cohen a former high school star and NYU student shows strong potential to make the college team next year. He played center on the freshman squad and impressed Coach Roberts at Lyon Terrace School noting his 6 foot 3 inch height.
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Putnams to Face Pequots in Southport Contest
The Putnams of the Boys' Club aim for Southport Sunday to meet the Pequots with Wheeler on the mound and Banville catching. Fans may join at the Place Sunday at 12 30 pm, paying jn fare. The Pequots visit Monday for a 9 am game, while Putnam players should attend practice Friday at Seaside Park 6 30. The lineup features Zanpula Rogers Glynn Wheeler Fulton and others.
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Carpentier and Dempsey Fight Sparks Debate Turns Hot
Letters to the Times sports editor flood in over the Carpentier Dempsey clash with Old Timer predicting a three round Carpentier victory. Pro-Dempsey voices label Carpentier as amateur while praising Dempsey's power. Old Timer argues Dempsey would be outmatched by a real fighter and urges fans to prepare alibis for after the bout.
Carpentier Sees Dempsey Fight Boost to Chance at Title
Georges Carpentier voices confidence in his chance to win the heavyweight title after observing Dempsey’s fight with Brennan. He notes Dempsey can be hit by a slower boxer and questions Dempsey’s conditioning, while also analyzing the Meehan-Gibbons bout and Gibbons potential to challenge for the championship.
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Sprinter Georgie Dominates Aqueduct Finish
New York reports Georgie, the bic chestnut son of Star Shoot and Fair Atlanta, carried 138 pounds at Aqueduct and won in a driving finish. Other items note Jock Butchinson preparing for two exhibitions with John Cowning against Abe Mitchell and George Duncan, Dempsey’s $15,000 car seized to satisfy a judgment, Johnson’s appeal fate, Hayseed TV winning Manhasset Bay trophy, and Mrs. Ethel Bletchhrey entering Brighton Pool contest on July 4.
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Weafer Jacks Up Fight Price For Morley Bout
Norwalk welterweight contender Weafer met with Bridgeport matchmaker George Dwyer to sign a July 11 bout with Battling Mike Morley of Hartford. Dwyer said Weafer’s demand was high and the plans were dropped though hope remains for a future matchup. Weafer, favored by boxing officials for past performances, is praised as a clean-cut fighter fans enjoy. Shows to be held at two week intervals.
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Rain Halts Games Between Local Baseball Teams
Weather forces cancellations of Meigs Rounders versus Howlands and Lincoln versus Barnum Community nines due to wet grounds. Public Market faces Holsum White Rose tonight with Lébtak and McCarten behind the plate. Eckart and Slattery lead the Red Men against Lynn Stars in the later game.
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Woodward Out For Ten Days
New Haven slugger Frank Woodward suspended for ten days after a dispute with umpire Bull Brown during the New Haven Waterbury game. New Haven president George Weiss criticizes the enforcement and defends Woodward, arguing the rule is uneven and pitchers are being unfairly targeted.
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Injunction Denied Over Dempsey Carpentier Fight Jersey City
Newark reports John B. Foster denied an application by the International Reform Bureau and the Clergymen's Community Club to stop the Dempsey Carpentier bout. The order sought would compel defendants including John H Dempsey et al to show why an injunction should not issue for the Saturday afternoon fight in Jersey City.
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Dempsey Denies Break With Manager Kearns
Atlantic City rumors claim Dempsey split with manager Kearns and that Kearns left for New York, with reports of training violations. Dempsey denies the reports, saying Kearns is in New York on business and will return tomorrow for the Jersey City getaway.
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Young OLeary Seeks Bout After Rhode Island Showing
Young OLeary returns to town seeking a bout after a strong run in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. He applied for a July 11 card but was told the show was full. a future bout is likely.
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Dempsey Carpentier Bout Timing Stated By Tex Rickard
Tex Rickard announced the Dempsey Carpentier bout will begin at 3 o clock standard time or daylight saving time with six preliminaries likely to end around 1 o clock.
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