Orators Shut Out by Greenwell 7-0 in Springfield
Springfield daily notes Greenwell’s dominant pitching as the Orators fail to score. Bunyan has 19 of 24 outs, with Whitmeyer hitting a key double and Bannon contributing two hits including a two-bagger. Sweeney shines at second with eight chances, while Hill also clubs a double in a sharp defensive game.
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Orato
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Sweeney
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Lada
Ladd
Bridgeport
Maggert
Collins
Havel
Barbour
Rising
Connor
O'Brien
Weather Rain Delays Doubleheaders In Major League Play
In yesterday’s slate the Highlanders and St Louis Browns could not start in New York due to rain but plan a doubleheader today. Philadelphia saw the White Sox and Athletics washed out. Detroit split a doubleheader in Boston, narrowing the Tigers’ lead to 18 games over Connie Mack’s Athletics. Washington rallied to sweep Cleveland with scores 6-1 and 2-0 after a whitewash in the opener.
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St. Louis
Northampton
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Detroits
Giants and Reds rain out while Brooklyns sweep Pirates
In National League action rain halted New York Cincinnati and a Connecticut League slate saw Springfield beat Bridgeport 7 0 and Holyoke top New Britain one inning in a game interrupted by showers. Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 1 0 while Chicago beat Boston 2 4 and Philadelphia topped St Louis 4 1. The Pirates’ league lead shrank to four games over Chance’s Cubs.
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icaEe
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Swat” McCabe
Pittsburg Pirates
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Swat
Reds
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Algonquin Norwalk Club Outing With Ball Game Afoot
A joint outing of the Algonquin Club and Norwalk Club is planned at Roton Point on Saturday. Autos depart the Algonquin at 10 o clock to transport members and others. a band concert and athletic events will follow a baseball game between the clubs. The Algonquin lineup includes David B. Young Fred Wren David F. Osborne Frank Lalley George T. McCarthy Dr Herman Schulz William Eaton Louis C. Kiefer S D Bowers with umpires Edward S Allen and John T King. The organizing committee comprises Osborne Young and McCarthy.
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Algonquin Club
Norwalk Club
Algonquin
David B. Young
Fred Wren
David F. Osborne
Frank Lalley
George T. McCarthy
Herman Schulz
William Eaton
Louis C. Kiefer
S. D. Bowers
Edward 5. Allen
John T. King
Messrs. Osborne
Young and
McCarthy
Slive Base Ball Tips and Trades Across Leagues
Baseball notes from Boston to Cleveland cover standings shifts in the American and National leagues, player changes including McCabe joining Cincinnati and Krause praised by Connie Mack. Umpire trouble at Lynn, gambling crackdown, and upcoming Bridgeport exhibition add to a busy baseball docket.
Merry Joneses of Jersey Visit Ends Parade Spoiled
Rain spoiled the Pacific Engine Company parade when the T. J. Jones Association from Newark arrived to join the local volunteer fire company. The 125 visitors attended a German ia hall program with music, dancing and a supper after a harbor salute. The party spent the night at the Windsor Hotel and toured the city by trolley.
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Newark
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Pacifics
City
Wall Street
John Sylvester
Skidmore
Morris
Wheeler & Wilson
Jonses
Man Jones
Germania Hall
Main Street
Thomas Lynch
Charles Ivers
Loren Delbridge
Plos
Michael Whalen
John J. Cody
James Walker
George ‘Haux
Bob Forbes
William Clancy
Wheeler & Wilson Band
Windsor Hotel
Fire Blazes Through Lindley Street Barn Killing Three Horses
Rain quickened a blaze at the Greater New York Tiling Co barn behind 487 Lindley Street. Proprietor Joseph Klein and a panic-stricken hired man Stefan Kristos, a Hungarian, were unable to save three horses. Kristos, detained in a padded cell, spoke no English. Fire origin deemed incendiary. Klein burned on hands and face. The horses perished. barn and shed damaged about 700. Kimberton station and Burns & Co. alarmed.
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Klein
Rutherford
Burns & Co
Racing Autos Crash into Carriage in New Orleans
Special from United Press. In New Orleans on August five five people including three women were badly injured when two racing automobiles collided with a carriage. Both cars wrecked and the carriage demolished. Mrs Grant Cord, a passenger, is in a hospital and not expected to live. One driver abandoned his car and fled.
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United Press
New Orleans
Grant Cord
Deaths and Funerals Annie T. Egan of Waterbury
Mrs Annie T Egan wife of John T Egan died at her home 35 Round Hill street Waterbury after six weeks of illness She was born in Southington and came to Waterbury twenty years ago Surviving are her husband five sons including Dr Joseph L Egan and others in Waterbury New Britain Waltham and Plantsville three daughters The funeral is Friday at 3:30 from the house to Immaculate Conception church burial in Southington
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Charles F. Egan
Roger W. Egan
New Britain
James J. Egan
Waltham
Mass
Michael Hayes
J. J. Moran
James Brady
Plantsville
Immaculate Conception Church
Aragon K of C Outing at Savin Rock Despite Rain
The Aragon council Knights of Columbus held its annual Savin Rock outing with about sixty attendees braving a downpour. They rode from Broad Street in a closed Jumbo car, enjoyed a shore dinner at Colonado, and mixed amusements at the Rock with toasts and singing.
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Rock
Colonado
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Wil Hurley
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Arnold Neal
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George Peterson
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J. J Halligan
Dora Miller
Theresa Neal
Frances Arnold
Leo McElroy
Personal Musical Personal Musical Inc in West End
A resignation at the factory in the West End occurred last week. Mr Henry Nessy takes a month’s vacation before pursuing another line of business. Various local social news notes include visits, engagements, and travels of residents and their families across Milwaukee Newark New Haven Lubec Berkshire Hills and Newtown plus a Boston voyage aboard Gov. Dingrey.
Detectives Probe Lauterbach Widow Case in Philadelphia
New York reports say H H Hirschfield, brother in law of the late Alfred Lauterbach, hires detectives in Philadelphia to verify Miss Sophia Houston Cunningham’s claim of marrying Lauterbach nine days before his death. Cunningham, who appeared at Rutherford, N J yesterday with a license she says is theirs, offered few details. The Lauterbach family outlets dispute the tale.
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New York
H. H. Hirschfield
Alfred Lauterbach
Philadelphia
Sophia Houston Cunningham
Miss Cunningham
Lauterbach
Posse of Farmers Armed for Murderer
In Hardwick Vermont a 200 strong farming posse searches nearby woods for Joseph Pasquale, the man accused of murdering Charles Perkins and beating the Perkins family. Mrs Perkins stayed home as townspeople demand justice and a possible battle awaits if Pasquale is found.
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United Press
Hardwick
Charles Perkins
Joseph Pasquale
Pas~ Quate
Perkins
Deane Examines European Education Systems on Trip
Raward F. Hallen, secretary of Bridgeport Board of Education, reports a letter from Supt. Charles W. Deane dated in Rome. Deane says he enjoys his European trip and is studying public education systems among European peoples.
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Board of Education
Charles W. Deane
Rome
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