Thunderbolts win two point safety over Annex
Bridgeport Thunderbolts defeat Annex by a safety at Annex field, 2–0, after a first-half stalemate. Doyle recovered a punt for the safety in the final period as Abbeys’ defense stifled the Four Corner Boys, while Larry Griffin starred for the Thunderbolts with strong running.
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New Haven Journal-Courier
Annex
Thunderbolts
Bridgeport
Annex Field
Doyle
Casey
Thunderbolt
Dave Spillane
Chap
Bridgeport Boys
Baker
Lavery
New Haveners
Larry Griffin
Abbott
Noonan
Hallopin
Spillane
Washington Glee Club
N. H
M. Spillane
Stuhlman Murray
Warner
Enda Greenberg
Plura
Zimouski Sullivan
Leahy ' Hughes
Kelly “ Rose
Lynch Faces Opposition as National League Reelects Him
The 1911 National League convention in New York hears strong resistance to reelecting Thomas J. Lynch as president. Giants ace Christy Mathewson leads NL pitchers with a .774, while Otis Cran hall and Rube Marquard bolster the rotation as Ebbets Murphy and Fogel push for Lynch’s ouster amid calls for harmony in the league.
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Waldorf
Astoria
Thomas J. Lynch
Otis Cran
Hall
Seri
Lynch
Giants
Christy Mathew
Son
Throne Lynch
John
D. O’brien
The
Ragon
Brooklyn Hurlers
American Association
Charles H
Ebbets
Brooklyn
Nap Rucker
Charles Webb Murphy
Ty T
Chicago Nationals
Horace S
Working Fogel
Phillies
Schedue
W. EL. P.c
Eb Marqhard
N. Y
Crandall
Ruelbach
Chicago
National Humphries, Phil. & Cin
Fogel
Sallee
St. Louis
McIntire
Geyer
Murphy
Rucker
O’brien
Suggs
Cincinnati
Ames
Leifield
Pittsburg
Steele
E. Pitts
Bkn
National League
Harmony
Noted German Driver Hemery To Race in America
Victor Hemery, the noted German driver, will stay in the United States to handle a racing car for an American manufacturer. His arrival is seen as boosting the sport toward a better and safer standard in America.
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United Press
New York
Victor Hemery
America
Hemery
All American Team Picks by Expert
The open season for selecting All American teams has begun with experts from New York papers naming favorites. The New York Sun calls the task of choosing an all Eastern team under current rules difficult and notes the named combinations would have theoretical offensive power and actual ability.
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New York
New York Sun
Hugh Jennings Expected To Recover From Injuries
Scranton Pa December reports Hugh Jennings Detroit manager injured in auto crash last Friday. Bulletin notes Jennings' better condition and slight shock with a crushed left foot and arm injuries. Rev Father Lynett in poorer shape with pneumonia threat amid crash injuries.
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Scranton
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Father Lynett
Jennings
Webb
State Hospital
Local Bouts This Week At Sokol Hall Ring Card
Tomorrow night at Sokol Hall features Young McAuliffe against Tommy Shea Eddie Kelly meets Cal McCarthy Joe Britt faces Kid Perrone Kid Bedner battles Joe Pulaski and James J Corbett schedules week of Dec 4 with Griff Jones Eddie Sherman Frankie Callahan Ben Snouglas Jack Denning Pat Moore Willie Howard all listed with gym affiliations Ameri can Boxing Club Irving A C Brown's AC Royale A C
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McAuliffe
Shea
Eddie Kelly
Walloping
Cal McCarthy
South End
Joe Britt
Eagles’ Hall
Kid Perrone
Kid Bedner
Joe Pulaski
Dan Walker
Harry Whiting
Sokol Hall
Young McAuliffe
Tommy Shea
James J. Corbett
Joe Jeannette
Griff Jones
American Boxing Club
Eddie Sherman
Frankie Callahan
Irving A.C
Jack Denning
Ben Snouglas
Brown
Lakeviews and Tigers Play Scoreless Tie at Wheeler's Lot
Yesterday afternoon the Lakeviews and the Tigers battled to a 0 0 stalemate at Wheeler's Lot as a crowd of about 1 000 watched the ball shuttle across the field in a tense defensive duel.
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Tanglefoot
Wheeler’s
Lakeviews
Tigers
Ty Cobb Predicts Tigers To Win 1912 Title
Ty Cobb forecasts the Detroit Tigers to win the 1912 American League pennant, with the Tigers finishing first and the Highlanders (Yankees) near the bottom. He cites Del Gainer’s return as a boost and questions the Athletics pitching depth after several gruelling seasons.
Baseball Outlook and Manager Changes Ahead of 1912
The piece weighs the 1912 American League prospects with calls for Callahan to manage the Athletics and Jake Stahl to lead Boston. It rates Cleveland fifth with Harry Davis, predicts New York sixth behind Washington, cites Griffith’s luck issues, and notes St. Louis as a long shot while denoting Yankee doubt.
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Chicago
Callahan
Duffy
Boston
Red Sox
Jake Stahl
Cleveland
Harry Davis
New York
Washington
Clarke
Griffith
St. Louis
Yankees
Chaimpc Pate
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Duff
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Thorpe
Carlislie
Wendell
Tiger
Mike Griffin
Blaeriff
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French
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Goodwin
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Griffin
Thunderbolt Jrs
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Z. Roach
Mossman
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Cooper Spencer
M. Griffin
J. Kelly
P. Kelly
T. Griffin
Foley
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Johnson O'Brien
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Kelly Allen
Jackson
Blagrift
BE. Roach
Bakes
J. Roach
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Young M’auliffe
Marquard
President Lynch
Murply
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Motor Boat Show
69Th Regiment
Lakeviews and Tigers
Ty Cobb
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Ty Cobbd
Highlanders
Farrell
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Yankee
Ty’s
Cobb
del Gainer
Del
Philadelphia
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Poultry, Pigeon & Pet Stock Association
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Cannon Street
Geo. Seltsam
Sylvan Ave
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Fairfield Ave
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