Baseball Scores At A Glance
Yesterday results Bridgeport 2 New Britain 0 Waterbury Hartford 11 Water 4 New Haven Holyoke 3 New Haven 1 Northampton Springfield wet grounds Today Holyoke Bridgeport New Haven New Britain Hartford Springfield Waterbury Northampton Hartford won its fourth straight after beating Waterbury 11 4 Errors cost New Haven in 3 1 loss Behrendt four errors led Papermakers to fizzle Ninth inning double play ended Holyoke 3 1 Batteries Files Ahearn Behrendt Waters Northampton Springfield game called Wet grounds Washington 3 Philadelphia 2 10 innings Cleveland 8 Detroit 1 Chicago cold Boston 12 New York 2 New York Boston at New York New York 5 Boston 6 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati Chicago 6 Cincinnati lost to St Louis 8 Pittsburgh Boston at New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati
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Waterbury
Hartford
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New Haven
Holyoke
Northampton
Northampton- Springfield
Springfield
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Hartfor
Senators
Eastman
Leverenze
Abrogast
Bannister
Schincel
Behrendt
Files
Ahearn
Waters
Washington
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Chicago-St Louis
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Eneree
Cincinnati
St Louis
Pittsburoee
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Edens P.c.artford
Osa
P.C. Chicago
Cubs
Gnettmatt
Pnteine
Ewing
Roth
Reulbach
Brown
Moran
Maddox
Leifeld
Wacker
Gibson
Beebe and
Phelps
Boston caps New York in one big inning rout
In Boston on April 23 the Red Sox exploded with Speaker leading a fourth inning assault that broke open the game as New York scored twice. Final: Boston 11, New York 2. Batteries: Steele Carrigan for Boston and Quinn Ford Kleinow for New York. Also noted were Washington beating Philadelphia 8 to 2 in a ten inning game and Detroit defeating Cleveland 12 to 4 with Cy Young roughed up.
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Boston
George Stallings
New York
Steele
Carrigan
Quinn
Ford
Kleinow
Cleveland
Detroit
Cy Young
Falkenburg
Young
Easterly
Schmidt
Mullin
New Yorks Rally To Beat Giants In Tight NL Contest
In a tense National League game at New York on April 29, the New Yorks rallied in late innings to overcome Boston errors and edge the Giants 5 to 3. The Giants tied the score in the seventh before the Mets or Giants struck again in the eighth, with Chappell allowing two runs and Smith catching for the visitors.
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New York
New Yorks
Bostons
Seltine
Giants
Chappell
Smith
DANDY DIAMOND DOINGS 2 FLASHES FROM THE FIELD
Holyoke arrives this afternoon with Hartford on deck tomorrow as a game is added to their schedule. Springfield Ponies visit Newfield Saturday led by Manager Zeller, a strong team still finding its gait. Portents of trouble surface as O Rourke probes Beaumont case and umpires face hostile crowds after Roanoke-Norfolk game. Rochester buys Bannister to Waterbury and offers for his return rise. New Britain fills gaps with Simmons from New Haven. Giants fans demand better showing, hinting at salary tweaks for Donlin, while a lingering hoodoo haunts the Polo Grounds as American and Highlanders fume at the ballpark fate.
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Jack Zeller
Springfield Ponies
Newfield
New York
Giants
Mike Donlin
Highlanders
Polo Grounds
Dodgers topple Lumley in 6 1 loss to Phillies request
Dodgers lose to Phillies 6 to 1 as six runs fall in ninth. Scanlon shows quick work on the mound while Grant collects five hits in five at bats for Philadelphia. The Phillies rack up eight scattered singles but fail to convert until late in the game, with Foxen and Dooin behind the plate and Bergen catching for Brooklyn.
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Dodgers
Lumley
Phillies
Scanlon
Sganion
M. D
Grant
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Foxen
Dooin
Bergen
Amateur Baseball Captures Edgewood Challenge and City Schedules
The Edgewoods invite any 18 19 year old city team for a 2 30 pm Saturday game at the M A C lot with Eric Ramm joining as pitcher. They will pay reasonable expenses for visiting teams and respond through manager Harry Frank 1298 Railroad Avenue. Other notices include Corinthian and Seaside teams seeking matches on May 1 and teams like Western A C Lincolnns Bullard Machine Tool Co and Nukie A C arranging May June dates. A South End meeting plans a dance at Warner Institute followed by a Sunday game with North Ends at Hairs Lot. The Orioles travel to Torrington to face Cee Brass.
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Edgewoods
West End
M. A.C
Eric Ramm
West End Boys’ Club
Harry Frank
Railroad Avenue
W. J. Pitt
Bullard Machine Tool Co
Bullard
South End
Warner Institute
Hairs Lot
Sam Langford Sails to Fight Abroad
On the Deutschland liner sailing for England Sam Langford and manager Joe Wood head to clash with Ian Hague on Derby day. Langford promises to finish Hague quickly and aims for a Paris bout with a big purse upon return, while dispute over a Ketchel match and purse offers continues unresolved.
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United Press
New York
Sam Langford
Joe Wood
England
Boston Necro
Ian Hague
Langford
Hague
Paris
Fen
Stanley Ketchell
Metchell
Bose
Orators Put Up Real Article
Yesterday's game at Newfield Park featured sensational one handed catches by New Britain. Pollard pitched well, Kocher anchored the hitting, and Bridgeport shut out New Britain 2 to 0, taking the lead in the third with a two run inning and fending off late threats as Dusty Miller and Ladd highlighted Bridgeport’s offense.
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Newfield Park
New Britain
Pollard
Holyoke
Polly
Kocher
Dunlap
Waterman
Hill
McCabe
Mason
Bridgeport
Miller
Wells
McDonald
Bannon
Hi Ladd
Ladd
Phelan
Bourquin
Ae Miller
Uu R
Cy Steinhauser
Pennet
McDonnell
Dunlop
Edmonson
Burny
Ruflange
Baes
Mason. Burns
Heavy frost destroys Moosup fruit crop
In Moosup on April 29, a severe frost wiped out most of the fruit crop for the year as temperatures dropped to 24 degrees this morning, according to United Press reports.
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United Press
Maryland Senator Attacks Tariff Shift in Senate Speech
Senator Rayner of Maryland denounces the Aldrich tariff bill in the Senate, accusing the Republican Party and the American Protective League of revising schedules to benefit trusts. He argues the measure fails to relieve burdens on the public and urges tariff for revenue only with open ports to restore competition.
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Rayner
Aldrich
Senate
Republican Party
American Protection League
Maryland
Washington
American Protective League
United States
Senator Rayner
Connecticut Women’s Board Holds Annual Meeting in Wauregan
In Wauregan Connecticut on April 29 the Connecticut branch of the Women’s Board of Foreign Missions met in its annual session. Mrs. Charles G. Usher a missionary to Turkey Mrs. Simmons of the Marathi Mission India and Rev Rex F E Thomas addressed the gathering.
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Wauregan
Connecticut
Women's Board of Foreign Missions
Charles G. Usher
Turkey
Simmons
India
F. E. Thomas
Positive Cure for Indigestion Urges Mi-DNA Mi-O-Na Sale
An ad asserts Mi-DNA Mi-O-Na as a world renowned stomach tonic guaranteed to cure indigestion and related ailments. It claims most stomach troubles arise from fermentation due to weak digestion and promises relief or money back. Available from druggists for 50 cents a box in cities nationwide.
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America
Ike
Heavy Express Wrecks on B and A Road Near North Wilbraham
A Modoc heavy through express from Springfield leaving at 7:45 AM wrecked near North Wilbraham on the Boston and Albany line. Five coaches and parlor cars overturned. one man killed and many injured. A special train with surgeons was dispatched from the city to the scene.
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United Press
Springfield
Mass
Modoc
North Wilbraham
Boston & Albany
Steward Clubs Cook Over Supper Dispute Aboard Luchana
At Quarantine, April 23, George Denott, steward of the Munson Liner Luchana, clashed with the cook over the supper. Denott was stabbed and left side abdomen injured, the cook vanished during the uproar. The ship sailed for Cardenas, Cuba, today without either steward or cook.
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United Press
S. I
George Denott
Munson
Luchana
Cardenas
Cuba
G. Salihe
Steward
Cook
Long Island College Hospital
Liner's Arrival Report to Quarantine Officials
The liner placed the ship here this morning, landed the steward, and continued on its course while the Captain reported the incident to Quarantine officials.
Gaelic Football League for State 10 to be Formed
Adniring Gaelic football fans, the local club plans a state league with a series of games across the state and a handsome trophy. Delegates from New London, Waterbury, New Haven, Ansonia, Meriden, Greenwich and Stamford will meet in this city next Thursday to discuss formation and entry of teams. Uniforms and colors will be decided at the meeting.
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Saad
Nlans
New London
Waterbury
New Haven
Ansonia
Meriden
Greenwich
Stamford
Lady Leigh Dies in Kenilworth After Pneumonia
Lady Leigh wife of Francis Dailey Leigh third Baron Leigh died yesterday afternoon at Stoneligh Abbey Kenilworth after a short illness of pneumonia. Miss Beckwith of New York formerly, she was long illness preceded her death.
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Lady Leigh
Francis Dailey Leigh
Wets Carry Ross County In Local Option Vote
In Columbus Ohio on April 29 the wets carried Ross County by about 1900 votes in a local option election. The county seat Chillicothe and surrounding townships voted wet.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ross County
Chillicothe
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