Of Five Games Orators Win 3
Bridgeport won a double header with Springfield 7-5 in the morning and 8-7 in Pony town afternoon. The first game at New Geld was halted after 6 ½ innings with a 7-7 tie. Umpire Stern burg left the decision to the league. Gibbs pitched well for the Orators, Parker and Ladd each had two hits. In the second game Jask McLean collected twelve hits overall for Springfield, while Behrendt and Behrendt saved the day for the Orators. Pony pitcher Orray started for the Orators. Eddie Nolte starred for the Orators, though only three hits in one inning allowed the lone score.
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Heinle
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Jask McLean
Miller
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Orray
Eddie Nolte
Edward
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Whalen
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Collins
Flynn
McMean
Hennig
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Pelea
Stern
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Senators
Newfield
Freddie Gibbs
Baseball scores highlight yesterday's games across leagues
American League morning results show Washington 7 over Boston and Cleveland 4 over Chicago while Detroit had rain in St. Louis. Afternoon games include Philadelphia 4 beat New York 3 and Boston 8 over Washington 1 with Cleveland 4 over Chicago 2 and St. Louis 3 over Detroit 1. National League saw New York 2 Philadelphia 0 and Boston 6 Brooklyn 1 as well as a Pittsburg 6 Cincinnati 1 with St. Louis at Chicago rained out. Connecticut League reports Bridgeport 7 Springfield 6 in six innings and Holyoke 3 Northampt on. New Britain 7 Hartford 7 called by agreement. Waterbury 7 New Haven 3 with Springfield 3 Bridgeport 3 Northampton 65 Holyoke 1. Hartford 5 New Britain 2.
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National League
Frisco Fans Claim Ketchell Won Robbed Papke in Ten Round Slugfest
Frisco fight crowd vocally disputes Referee Roche after Ketchell edges Papke in a twenty round decision. Papke calls it a robbery while Ketchel cites a broken hand and insists he won fair and square. Receipts totaled 23,200 with Ketchell the top earner.
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United Press
San Francisco
Frisco
Roche
Stanley Ketchell
Billy Papke
Ketchell
Jack Johnson
Papke
Pena
Billy Roche
Ketchel
Merve
Atoer
Panke
Battie
Westle
Netso
Baseball slate for today across leagues and cities
American League games feature Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston while Detroit visits Cleveland and Chicago plays St Louis. New York travels to Philadelphia with Boston at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. In other action St Louis hosts Chicago. Regional games include Bridgeport at Northampton New Haven at Holyoke Springfield at Hartford and waterbury at New Britain. 479 27
Baseball Averages Highlight Weekly Leaders and Progress
The weekly batting averages show leaders improving with Barn returning to the select class and Hi Ladd surpassing .300. Frank Hill and Cy Mitler continue strong hitting as McKenna drops below .200. Kid Kocher raises his average by about fifty points and proves a defensive menace to base stealers. Local averages noted.
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Barn
Hi Ladd
Frank Hill
Cy Mitler
McKenna
O'Rourke
Kid Kocher
Modocs top St Joseph Jr in five innings
Amateur baseball notes report the Modocs defeated the St. Joseph Juniors 5 to 3 in a five inning game at U M C lot. Hillsides Juniors seek a Sunday July 11 game against Stratford Reserves at 2 30 any grounds. West End Boys Club withdrawal from Park City age noted. Joe Keating’s Pets lost 14 13 to Quinn’s Pets at Blue Rib bon’s lot. Australian Sweeney of West Ends was hit in the nose and left the game. Folley’s Honey and Tar advertised with patient testimonials from L M Ruggies Reasner Iowa and F B Brill local agent.
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Modocs
St. Joseph, Jrs
Hillsides, Jrs
Stratford Reserves
St. Charles
West End Boys
Wheeler
Francis Dunnigan
West End
Joe Keating
Quinn
Blue Ribbon’s
Joe
Sheridan Smashes All Round Record at Celtic Park
Marvelous Martin Sheridan, famed Winged Fist athlete, set a new all round championship score of 7 385 points at Celtic Park, surpassing the former 7 130% point mark. He endured a cramp in the mile yet finished in 6 05, praising grit and vowing to chase the record again next year with stronger support.
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Martin Sheridan
United States
Celtic Park
Sheridan
Celt
Teddy Matsukes
West Side
Farrell
Payne
Matsukei
Martin
Iso
Sheri
Hoberson
Git‘lajor
Gar
Rien
Pao Dean
Garrells
Thorpe
Munn
Yosts Defeat Warners In Industrial League slugfest
Yosts beat Warner Brothers 15 to 6 at West End Park in a slugging contest. Bert Liggins allowed many hits while Dowling led with four hits and a home run. earlier Crane Valve No 2 edged Crane No 1 14 to 13 in a lengthy game with many errors and umpire disputes.
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Yosts
Warners
Brass
Crane No
Crane
Singer
Warner Brothers
West End Park
Bert Liggins
Dorset Makers
White
Dowling
Dubee
Smalling
Johnson
Crane Valve Co
West Enders
Ragged fielding, strong bats spark doubleheader scores
At Newfield park Cart ridge shop boys fell 12 to 7 as Chubby Kellogg outpaced Jack Coffey for top honors. Franz léa hit two triples a double and a single in four at bats. In Wheeler's lot yesterday morning Singers, despite shaky defense, beat American & British Co 15 to 9 as McGuire went five for five.
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Cartridge Shop Boys
Newfield Park
Chubby Kellogg
Jack Coffey
Franz Léa
American & British Co
Wheeler's
McGuire
New Britain Leads In Batting as Sluggers Shine
In local baseball notes, Porray of the Ponies allowed only two hits in a Sunday game, while Mason of New Britain remains the league’s top slugger at .356 over 55 games. New Britain tops team batting at .272 with five hitters over .300, and the club rose from seventh to second in a few weeks, 31-26. Orators struggle with losses, while Holyoke, O'Hara, and Sindler updates frame injuries and bench shifts.
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Mason
New Britain
Weston’s 100 Day Walk Across America Hits Harsh Sandstorm
Ninety seventh day of Weston’s Transcontinental trek from New York to San Francisco shows he struggles amid heat and fatigue. The revised 4 090 mile schedule traces daily legs from New York to Utica to Chafee and beyond toward Topeka Wakeeney Hugo Agate Nunn Granger and Granger as it lists anticipated stops and distances across states including New York Utica Illinois and Colorado with dates through June.
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New York
San Francisco
United States
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Chafee
Youngstown
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Chicago
Lincoln
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Imfo
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Wakeeney
Kan
Hugo
Col
Agate
Nunn
Wyoming
Granger
Wyo
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