Naugatuck Pitcher Kiely Shines In Win Over Bunker Hill
Monroe’s Business College defeated Bunker Hill 10 to 6 in a Saturday game. Pitcher Midget Kiely of Naugatuck was dominant, while Conrad led BH with several clean hits including doubles. Batteries: Kiely Burns Welsh for Monroe. Sunderland Moran Onnrad for Bunker Hill.
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Monroe
Business College
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hills
Conrad
Oakville
Moran
Johnson
Kiely
Naugatuck
M. B. OG
Burns
Welsh
Sunderland
Onnrad
Baseball News Brings Local Pitching, College Interest
Pitcher Brown, recently released by New Britain, joins Bridgeport. Karnioh of Dean Academy draws interest from eight colleges seeking the standout pro. Barnich dominates with 12 of 13 wins, 11 one-hit performances, fanning 150. Woodbury tops Thomaston in a dull contest. Corcoran shines on the mound with four straight scoreless outings. Happy Hours topple Golden Reds 5 to 8 as Durant scouts for Waterbury, while Mulhotland joins Hotel Waterbury roster. Nichols returns to Springfield action. Lachance plans to rejoin soon. Pastimes of Little Italy trounce St Francis 34 to 8. Columbia tops Olivers 21 to 12. Winsted edges Gilbert 7 to 5. New Britain HS defeats Bristol HS 2 to 1. Middletown HS falls 3 to 2 at New Haven. Hartford HS beats Bridgeport HS 2 to 1. Windham HS sews up first in eastern division of Interscholastic League. Torrington Brass defeat Waterbury Independents 2 to 0. Elks lodge organizes a regional baseball league with Hartford, Middletown, Waterbury, Meriden, Bristol, and New Britain lodges.
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Fight College
Karnioh
Dean Academy
Barnichhea
Woodbury
Thomaston
Hickey
Torrington
Frazer
Corcoran
Ponce de Leon
Waterbury
New
New S Britain
Hartford
Kid
Parker
Kid Lavender
Hartford Durant
Durant
Hotel
Mulhotland
Binghamton
New York State
Art Nichols
Springfield
Nick
Lachance
Little Bltaly
St. Francis
WT. A. B
Columbia
Naugatuck
Olovers
Watterbury
Winsted
Gilbert School
Ooe- Brass
New Britain Lodge of Elks
Middletown
Meriden
Bristol
New Britain Lodges of Elks
Woodbury Team to Play Here Saturday
The Naugatuck fire department base ball team schedules practice on Tuesday and Thursday at 5 o clock on Firemen's field. A June 18 game against Woodbury is set, with potential matches against Milford on June 20 and a return June 27 in Woodbury. July 4 features two games against Thomaston, morning in Thomaston and afternoon at home. Manager Lambert has strengthened the squad for the rest of the season.
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Naugatuck Fire Department
Woodbury
Milford
Thomaston
Lambert
West Side bats in seventh fall short to Naugatuck win
West Side's seven run seventh inning rally could not overcome Naugatuck Consolidated as the visitors won 8 to 6. The game featured a late West Side burst before Naugatuck sealed the win in the eighth. Batteries: Sengstacken and Stanbridge for West Side, Bott and Krauss for Naugatuck. Independents beat Echoes 8 to 3 in their final game.
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Naugatuck Consolidated
Echoes Oebated
West Side
RB. OE
Sengstacken
Stanbridge
Bott and Krauss
Gilbert Breaks Records at Olympic Trials in Philadelphia
New Haven reports A O Gilbert, 1908 M 8, broke the world pole vault record at Franklin Field. He cleared 12 feet 10.734 inches to surpass the previous mark. Cray and Nelson also challenged the record but fell short. All three athletes are aiming for England.
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New Haven
A. O. Gilbert
Franklin Field
Philadelphia
Walter Dray
Gilbert
Cray
Nelson
Gilberts
England
Saturday Scores From Connecticut League Action
Weekend games across the Connecticut League feature New Britain defeating Waterbury four to three while Bridgeport sweeps Meriden and Holyoke upends New Haven. Meriden also loses to Bridgeport in a second game. Hartford and Springfield split, with Hartford beating Springfield while Holyoke earns a separate win. Standings show New Britain and Bridgeport posting strong totals as Meriden and Waterbury trail.
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New Britain
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Meriden
Springfield
Hartford
Blartford
Tia
Holyoke
New Haven
New, Haven
New Britainy
Polk
High School Basketball League Formed In New Britain
A meeting in New Britain Saturday formed a high school basketball league with Bristol New Britain New Haven Hartford Middletown Naugatuck Waterbury and South Manchester represented by proxy. Officers were chosen with president from New Britain vice president from South Manchester secretary from Hartford and treasurer from New Haven. A constitution and by laws were drawn and another meeting set for early September. Natgatuok represented by manager Edward Fitzgerald.
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Atia
New
Britain
Bristol
New’ Britain
Haven
Hartford
Middletown
Naugatuck
Waterbury
Manchester
New Britain
New Haven
Natgatuok
Edward Fitzgerald
Maplewoods Shutout in Hard Fought Saturday Baseball
Maplewood delivered a hard fought shutout on Saturday at Firemen's Field as pitchers held the opposing lineup in check and late inning plays preserved the win. The game featured strong defense, key baserunning, and a final stretch of solid pitching that sealed the victory for Maplewood.
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Maplewood
Firemen’s' Field
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