Eject Cunningham From Ball Park
Former Alderman Patrick S Cunningham of New Haven known as the father of Sunday baseball was mistaken for a private detective at a Hastern Association game between Bridgeport and Pittsfield. Monte Cross ordered him ejected but Doherty halted play to correct the mistake. Cunningham refused to return after an apology.
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Bulkley's Famous Horses Set for Empire Track Debut
Mfr. Be a Bulkley's famed pair Raffles and Silly prepose to start at the Empire track New York this week. The track lies about 16 miles from New York reachable by trolley from Mount Vernon or by train to Yonkers then trolley.
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Baseball Notes From the Nation's Leagues and Major Trades
Reports on Catcher Goesett delivering for the Yankees and Giants using heavy sluggers. Detroiter Devy tones up with Toledo in the American Association, Jake Daubert reaches 100 hits for Brooklyn, Sheckara thriving in Cincinnati, and Dave Morey moved from Dartmouth to Fredericton. Joe Wood faces a three week layoff for Boston. Connie Mack’s pitching strategy, Plank and Bender usage, and the White Sox world tour prospects are discussed. Shirt and Straw Hat Sale at Buss, Ueyford Brothers.
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Boultes Delivers Timely Hits As Crossmen Rally To Beat Pittsfield
Jolly Jake Boultes and teammates uplift Bridgeport in a 6 to 4 win at Newfield Park. Boultes slugged a triple and a single, adding two runs and a key two-base error, while Lefty Louis Gervais held the Electrics to seven hits with a lone strikeout. Descon Bill Temple stout defense and solid fielding from Lindberg and Bowmen defined the night as Bridgeport’s Crossmen moved on among winter ball.
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Johnston Beats Pate in New York State Tennis Round
William M. Johnston of California advanced to the fifth round at the Crescent A. C. in Bay Ridge by defeating W. L. Pate in straight sets 6-3 6-4. The doubles drew were postponed to the next day as singles results concluded.
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Joe Jackson Leads In Batting As Cobb Falters In A L L Averages
Chicago Aug 4 The pace set by Joe Jackson proved too swift for Ty Cobb and the Detroit star fell behind in the American league batting averages. Jackson raised his mark to .048? while Cobb dropped to .39. Charles McDonald Boston remains top in the National with .371, Hari Yingting Brooklyn hits .393 over 23 games. Pitching leaders show Wagmer Brooklyn undefeated in the National with two wins, Humphreys Chicago and Demaree New York tied with nine wins. Boehling Washington leads American leaguet with eleven victories and one defeat as unofficial weekly averages emerge.
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Doc Scanlan Tosses No Hit No Run Victory
New Brunswick New Jersey August 4 Doc Scanlan pitched a no hit no run game as River defeated the visiting team nine to zero only one man reached first on a walk the standout pitcher formerly of the Superbas is now tied to Philadelphia with potential trades discussed by Charles Hercules Ebbets at the scene.
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Remington Wolts Triumph Sparks Yosts Victory
The Remington Wolts defeated Chinese University players 6 to 4 at Yostfield last Saturday. Speed Finn starred for the locals, yielding four hits while Chicagoalike baserunning and a Yester error fueled four runs for the visitors. The Chinese pitchers led 3 to 2 until the eighth when the Yoets surged for four runs to win. Postmaster Antoine Deforia endorses Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder irregularities, sharing a family cure experience.
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King George's Cutter Grabs Yachting Cup at Cowes
King George aboard his cutter Britannia won the Satanita Cup at the Cowes regatta aboard the 39 mile course. The Britannia, idle at Cowes for 15 years, led from start and finished ahead of yawl Wendur and ketches Junnar and Carrad. The week opened with fine weather and strong entries including Queen Mary and other royals attending.
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Pleasure resort deaths spike on New York Sunday
New York reports 15 deaths and 34 serious injuries from motor car and drowning incidents at resorts around the city on the Sunday holiday. Officials note the pattern has repeated for two months, with three probably fatally wounded.
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Marty Phelan Seeks Umpire Post With Eastern Association
Former Bridgeport first baseman Marty Phelan has submitted an application to join the Eastern Association as an umpire after recent South Atlantic league play. The filing was noted as his bid to return to the game under Jim O’Rourke. In other notes, Waterbury protests and protests over umpire calls are reported, plus updates on players including Lefty Gallagher, Hughey Jennings comments on Ty Cobb, and various baseball signings and matches across teams and upcoming bouts.
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Drowned Youth in Milford Breakwater Tragedy
Charles Kleetpell aged 15 from Flatbush Brooklyn drowned near Milford breakwater while swimming with his cousin Rowan Hurd. Currents were strong and divers from Milford Yacht Club recovered the body after Mrs. Mary Hurd’s relatives learned of the accident.
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Johnson assails I W W at Eagles convention
Baltimore August fourth Eagles convention opens with a rally at Druid Hill Park. Congressman Albert Johnson of Washington state denounces the Industrial Workers of the World and Joseph Ettor as threats to the nation. He argues the I W W seeks hatred and treason among foreign laborers to fuel a general strike. He also questions immigration limits and related issues.
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Immigration Reform Plea Targets Ellis Island Delays
A speaker argues for sponsor guarantees to admit new arrivals to the United States, claiming such measures would end the daily agonies at Ellis Island and streamline entry for relatives. The proposal centers on replacing current scrutiny with guaranteed sponsorship to ease burdens and control inflows.
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Greenwich man seeks redress over arrest in Keene
Greenwich Connecticut August 4 a grandson of a Massachusetts Senator W H Boyden of Belle Haven seeks action after a Keene New Hampshire arrest for not moving a car during breakfast. He claims Patrolman Gilbo unjustly accused him of drunkenness and demands removal if no action is taken. He warns of court appeals and possible removal from office for officials who fail to respond.
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Black Rocks Upset Remington-Yosts In City League
In a City league game the Black Rocks defeated the Remington Yosts by 9 points. White pitched for the Yosts and was hit hard, while Whelan starred on defense for the Rocks. Parmer Want Ads. One cent. Wogd.
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Middleweight title has many claimants in coming season
Milwaukee in 1920s boxing scene eyes Jock Dillon and Jimmy Clabby as leading contenders for the middleweight crown. Frank Klaus and Eddie McGoorty also linger as top challengers, with Gus Christie and Ernie Zanders plotting moves to force eliminations.
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Joe Mandot Early Life and Rise in Boxing
A compact note traces Joe Mandot born 1891 in New Orleans of French descent. It covers his early bantamweight start, goal for featherweight leadership, loss to Frankie Conley, rise as a Southern lightweight, and a noted 20 round loss to Joe Rivers in Los Angeles last November. Also mentions 1901 Philadelphia Jack OBrien beating Jack Scales in London and 1912 Abe Attell Tommy Murphy 20 round draw in San Francisco.
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Kilbane Plans World Tour After Ireland Mission
Cleveland Aug 4 Frankie Kilbane, featherweight champion, will embark on a world tour starting next June. Manager Jimmy Dunn said Kilbane will fight several winters' bouts, then head to England and Ireland, followed by France and other European nations, with Australia to wrap the trip if offers come.
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National League Scores From Yesterday and Saturday
Yesterday results show Brooklyn 2 to 0 over St Louis and Cincinnati 8 to 5 over Boston while no games were played yesterday. Saturday’s games ended Philadelphia 4 to 1 over St Louis and Chicago 4 to 0 over Newport with the last score incomplete.
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Jersey City Rim Toronto Clash in Today's Games
The schedule lists Jersey City visiting Toronto with a 3 point line. Providence faces an implied opponent in an away game. Yesterday’s results show Ween Wee a 2 point score in a brief recap.
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Well advertised merchants never fail, says a maxim
A terse old saying proclaims that no merchant ever fails if he advertises as well and as much as possible. The adage emphasizes consistent, vigorous promotion as key to business success.
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