New Haven routs New London 7 to 1 in Eastern League game
Donovan pitched masterfully for New Haven as the Planters misplayed defense. New Haven built a 7 to 1 victory over New London with seven runs on nine hits while Fortune allowed nine hits and seven runs in nine and a half innings.
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Kelly
Eight-Run Eighth Lifts Lawrence Past Springfield 12 6
Lawrence wins 12 to 6 at Springfield as Lawrence scratches across eight runs in the eighth inning aided by Springfield errors. Gaston belts a fourth inning homer after the ball was lost under left field, and Riconda completes a sparkling fifth-inning triple play for Springfield.
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Daley
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Rico
Press
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Worcester Defeats Portland 8 to 4 in Exhibition clash
Indifferent pitching by Plitt and Durning made today’s Portland game easy for Worcester who won 8 to 4. Portland rallied in the seventh but Lindstrom relieved and halted the threat as Worcester outslugged the home team with key hits from Potterger Sweatt and Burns.
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Gardella
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Dessau
Bridgeport Opens Win Over Hartford 7 to 4 in See-Saw Game
Bridgeport defeated Hartford 7 to 4 in a seesaw contest. Four pitchers were used as Gross' wild seventh inning sparked Bridgeport's three runs, with key hits by Brackett Lear Purcell and Skiff. Errors by Skiff and Martin helped Hartford, while Deininger and Grimes stole bases and several players drew walks. Time two hours.
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Pirates Rally Past Cardinals 7 3 in Extra Innings
Pirates beat Cardinals 7 to 3 after tying the score in the ninth on Briefs double and Hinchmans single. Meadows took the loss as Pittsburg exploded for four runs in the 11th, led by Ward and W Wagner singles and a Bigbee sacrifice fly.
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Itcher
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Zbyszko Signs To Wrestle Lewis For Title Fight
Waldek Zbyszko's manager Jack Curley signs articles of agreement to pit the Pole wrestling Strangler Ed Lewis for the world championship at Bravefield on July 4. Curley says Zbyszko will meet Lewis in a return match and predicts another victory, noting the summer schedule and possible draft timing. Letters here for Joe McCarthy Frank Steele George Freeman.
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Waldek Zbyszko
Ed Lewis
Bravefield
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Curley
San Francisco
Langford Quits in Six Rounds to Fred Fulton
Sam Langford, previously of Boston and now in Chicago, absorbed a beating from Fred Fulton of Hudson, Wisconsin for six rounds and quit in his corner when the bell signaled him to come out.
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Hudson
Wis
Sam Langford
Boston
Chicago
Langford-Fulton Bout Ends with Fulton Dominance
The bout ends in Fulton delivering relentless left jabs and a final stoppage as Langford, fat and slow, succumbs. Langford's eye swells and lips puff, while Fulton’s height and reach dominate. In a prior semi final, Al Nelson suffered a fractured jaw in a bout with Jack Savage.
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Jess Willard
Sam
Matt Hinkel
Cleveland
Fred
al Nelson
Manchester
Jack Savage
Brockton
Fin
Brooklyn Beats Philadelphia in Nine-Run Baseball Tilt
Olson and Daubert led Brooklyn with two runs each, while Hickman and Paskert homered as Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 12 to 5. Cadore allowed eight runs over nine innings, with Oeschger giving up six in seven and two thirds. Fittery pitched the final inning.
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Niehoff
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Senators Shut Out Tigers 3 to 0 in Final Detroit Series Game
Washington blanked Detroit 3 to 0 as Judge Vitt Milan and others produced multiple hits off James and Coveleskie. Johnson lasted 9 innings for Detroit, while Washington’s offense capitalized on two early runs and held on with solid defense and pitching to finish the series.
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Teonard
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Veach
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Dyer
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Charlestown Woman Tries to Kill Self After Quarrel
Mrs. Dorothy Wrenn of 7 Gray Street Charlestown attempted suicide last night by swallowing six corrosive sublimate tablets following a quarrel with her husband. She was taken to Haymarket Square Relief Station where she is reported to be recovering.
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Gray Street
Charlestown
Haymarket Square
Dartmouth to resume intercollegiate athletics
Hanover N H June 19 Dart mouth has decided to continue intercollegiate athletic competition in the fall and most football games will be played The athletic council in its annual meeting passed resolutions affirming the value of competitive sports in war time and arranged schedules It was also decided to waive the three year rule for the coming year and allow freshmen to become varsity candidates
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Pender
Athletic Council
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