Warned Wins Tennis Title In Smooth Defense At Newport
William A Warned defended his national tennis title in an easy victory over William J Clothier after Warned dominated the all comers tournament at Newport. The veteran champion, now 49, has held the crown since 1901 with multiple defenses and a long career marked by wins over top rivals including M D Whitsh R F Doherty and Beals C Wright. Clothier battled through injuries but fell to Warned in a decisive match following Clothier’s earlier triumphs and setbacks at Longwood and other courts.
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Pollard Pitched Superbly in Glastonbury Victory
Rube Pollard, famed as the Connecticut League Adonis, starred for Glastonbury by holding New Haven to four hits and guiding a 2-0 win. Kocher and Sherwood supported with key hits and a fielder’s choice in the third inning.
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Mulien Stars In Winni Pauks Victory Over Clovers
Mulien delivered five hits including three by Lawden while Lannon hit a home run. Germain and McGrath played solid defense as Winni Pauks defeated Clovers 5 to 4 with key fielding plays sealing the win.
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Baseball scores from New York and Philadelphia games
Scores show New York defeating Chicago 6 to 0 in the New York game while Brooklyn beat Pittsburg 9 to 3 in the second game. Philadelphia topped St Louis 6 to 0 in the second game after an initial 5 to 4 win. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at Boston and Chicago at New York with additional matchups at Philadelphia and Brooklyn.
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Industrial League Sunday and Saturday Scores Across Cities
Detroit, New York, Chicago, Washington, St Louis, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Boston, Hartford, Springfield, Bridgeport, New Haven and Waterbury reported varied results. Highlights include Detroit beating New York 7 to 2, St Louis edging Philadelphia 5 to 4, and Waterbury sweeping Holyoke in a pair of games.
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Weekend Factory League Games and Standings
Saturday results feature Crane No 2 and No 1 clashes at Grane Field with Crane No 2 losing 4 to 2 after St Charles Pennant winner Keating held Crane to five hits. Trisbaro hit a fourth inning homer as Silver Smiths won. Industrial League standings list Crane No 2 4 4 733 and Grane No 1 4 11 7.
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Seaside Park clash fuels pennant race in New England league
Locomobiles overwhelm Bullards 19 to 2 at Seaside Park as Batchellers and Ashcroft lead offense. Later, Locos edge Bathellers 10 to 9 in another tight tilt while Binjsey Somers crushes rivals 16 to 4. Umpire conflicts and league chatter cap a chaotic season with Hartford near pennant, Holyoke pride, and Waterbury reforming hopes.
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Police Team Faces N Cops in Final Week Showdown
Bridgeport Police team heads to New Haven for the last State Policemen League game facing the Cops from New Haven at Lighthouse Point. Both clubs sit tied for last with two wins and three defeats. Officer James Roach notes Mayor Lee and city officials are invited to attend.
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