Silent John Hummel A Brooklyn Utility Star
The New York Globe spotlights Silent John Hummel of Brooklyn, noted for playing every position, hitting around .300, and his calm, productive method. His move from Holyoke to Brooklyn three years ago built him into a versatile, front rank player who adapts to field, outfield, and even pitching when needed.
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Holyoke Boss Expects Pitcher Stack to Sign Soon
Holyoke June 4 Manager Jack T believes Cy Stack will sign with the club soon though he has not attached his ie to a contract. Stackpole talked with Tighe but no agreement reached. Stackpole plans weeks of fishing in Maine before resuming baseball and may wait to sign after vacation. He worked out with the team Thursday and showed enough form to keep Tighe on alert. Blackpole has offers from Seattle and Tacoma in the Pacific Coast League, while Tom Dowd sought a coast transfer. His future may keep him in the region due to past travel.
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Michael Joseph Lynch former Brown University pitcher, a noted baseball player, wed Mise Mary Theresa Slattery daughter of Michael Slattery in St Marys. The sporting world recalls Lynch’s past and Slattery’s prominence as a sports figure.
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Holy Cross Beats Yale 1 0 In Ninth Inning Duel
Yale loses 1 to 0 to Holy Cross as Dowd limits Yale to 18 innings of hitless play. Larkin’s long drive and Barry’s excellent fielding highlight the back end of a tense ninth inning. Tad Jones strings of misplays and Dowd’s pitching seal the narrow loss.
Naugatuck Eigh Beaten In Tie Later Exe Score Five Three
Naugatuck Naugstork fell 5 to 3 before LitehSeid as the game went down to the seventh tied. Neugateck had chances to save but Kelley silenced the threats with runners on base. Bard’s timely hits boosted the Tigers in a loose-field contest.
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