Clever boxwork by Logal Flingers gives even break
Weather delayed a Worcester visit to Newfield park as Bridgeport played two games. Marty Walsh pitched well for Bridgeport in game one, defeating Worcester 3 to 1 with timely hits and strong fielding. Turner started the nightcap but darkness ended play after five innings, with Bridgeport holding a lead in the early innings.
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Robert E. Lee
Worcester
Newfield Park
Ingeron
Billy Hamilton
Warriors
Baltimore
Bridgeport
Marty Walsh
Lever
al Spo
Dein- Whaien
Hen
Walsh
Turner
Ss Bridge
McGinley
Pin Sonne
Cooney
Oney
Whelan
Werre
Volk
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McQuillan
Eens
Ania
Wattshire
Dan O'Neil
O’neil
Johnny Reiger
Donovan
New Haven
Marlins
Mulrennan
House
Wolter the scarce outfielder chooses California over big leagues
Harry Wolter, once with the Reds Cardinals and White Sox, quit the major leagues to stay in California. A Santa Clara College alumnus, he is nearing 30 and plays for Fresno in 1906 while private interests and climate lure him from Eastern offers. He previously returned to the majors in 1909 but remains tied to the Golden State.
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Los Ngeles Club
Wolter
California
Walter
Golden State
Santa Clara College
Teams In Factory And Industrial League In Action
Misplays by the Singers aided U M C Go s as they won 6 to 1 while Locomobile Co beat Cranes 8 to 4 in game one of a doubleheader at Seaside Park Locomobile then shut out Cranes 7 to 0 in game two Curry starred for Locos and Johnson and Van Horton led Cranes with three hits apiece Zempke fanned nine for Cranes as Crowded hits and errors shaped the day The Remington Arms squad routed Bullards 19 to 5 as Cunningham was roughed up and six Bullard errors aided the onslaught Holmes Edwards yosts beat Burns Bassick 6 to 1 Hughes batted well for the losers Electric Cable hammered Burns Bassick 4 to 0 with Kohout and Yukas on the mound and at the plate The standings show Remington Arms leading the Facstory League with Bullards and Electric Cable following The season features heavy hitting and multiple double plays by the Locos in the Seaside Park tests
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Crane Co
Lake Co
Meyerjack
Curry
Locos
Crane
Kiely
Crage
Loco Heavy Artillery
Johnson
Cranes
van Horton
The
Facstory League
BOC
Remington Arms
Holmes & Edwards
Burns & Bassick
Bullards
Cunningham
Bullard
Hughes
Remington Yosts
Yost
Willow
Clark
Yosts
Electric Cable
Goth Kohout
Cable Co
Yukas
Kohout
Fans Begin To Support Yankees For Flag
New York fans wake up to the Yankees as a pennant contender. Under Donovan, the young club has shown it can compete with the best, with improving batting and fielding. The team leads the American League by a slim margin as the season nears the second half, attracting growing support as confidence grows.
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New York
Yankees
Giants
Donovan
Pennantville
Kees
Behr and Pell Keep Middle States Tennis Doubles Title
Karl Behr and Theodore Roosevelt Pell won the Middle States doubles championship at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey in five sets 6 4 3 6 2 6 9 7 6 1 over Harold Avington Throckmorton and Dean Mathey Their third consecutive title in three years underscores their dominance Throckmorton and Mathey pushed them hard but faded in the final set Also note Alice Mielzon is ill at Ashland Kentucky.
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New York
Karl Behr
Theodore Roosevelt Pell
Harold Avington Throckmorton
Dean Mathey
Johallenge
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Behr
Pell
Bridgeport Club Hits Poor After Winless Run
The Bridgeport club shows weak hitting under manager Lush with pitching keeping them afloat. Howie Baker restored some form and Ray Werre matched most of his season hits as others slumped. no regular bats above .250, prompting calls for immediate corrective action amid official season batting figures.
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Lush
Howie Baker
Ray Werre
Taig
AB. H
Deininger
Walsh
Baker
Ball
Murphy
Moshier
Whalen
Fp Blake
M Graw Tries In Vein To Buy Pitching Help
Pittsburgh dispatch reports John McGraw seeks another pitcher for New York Giants. Attempts to land arms in National League and minor leagues have failed. Tesreau favored for final Pirates tilt. Kantlehner likely for bullpen. Artie Fletcher clings to Polo Grounds signs dimming his batting eye.
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Pittsburgh
John McGraw
New York
McGraw
Giants
Charley Dopin
Matty
Benton
Tesreau
Pol Perritt
Pirates
Kantlehner
New Yorks
Jimmy Callahan
Artie Fletcher
Polo Grounds
Lushs Tough Job A Bridgeport Ball Club Update
Bridgeport manager Billy Lush seeks new players this week to boost a club that needs a strong catcher and power hitting first baseman. Pat Duggan from Hartford may fill right field. Turner emerges as a promising pitcher. Boosters Day eyed with Chamber of Commerce support while Worcester visit expected tomorrow. recent rulings affect Bridgeport standings.
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Billy Lush
Bridgeport
Pat Duggan
Hartford
Senators
Lynn
Chamber of Commerce
Set Endor Ees
Billy Hamilton
Worcester
Hamilton
Lush
Rem-Armsh Beat Winchester Boys in New Haven Rally
Jake Boukes led Remington Arms to a 4 to 1 victory over Winchester in New Haven on Saturday. Pete Wilson pitched shutout innings, limiting Winchester to three hits as Boukes contributed two hits and sparked an eighth inning rally. Gilmore stood out for Winchester until that decisive frame.
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Jake Boukes
Remington- Arms
New Haven
Winchester
Winchesters
Clyde Waters
Pie Way Captures Exhibition For Giants In Youngstown
Pie Way, ex Yale pitcher, blanked the Tellings as the Giants won 8 to 2 in a Youngstown exhibition. The Tellings scattered eight hits, with five in the sixth inning producing two runs. George Kelly homered and doubled, while Frank Merkle added two doubles.
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Pie Way
Giants
Youngstown
Ohio
Tellings
Yale
George Kelly
Frank Merkle
Merkle
Smith and Ahearn Dillon-Levinsky Bouts This Week
New York reports a busy boxing week with top bill Dillon versus Levinsky in Baltimore and Jeff Smith of Bayonne meeting Jacob Woodward known as Young Ahearn in a local New York card. The Brooklyn Dancing Master eyes a yard show at Washington Park in South Carolina amid a National era boxing scene.
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Jack Dillon
Battling Levinsky
Oriole Park
Baltimore
Jeff Smith
Bayonne
Jacob Woodward
Young Ahearn
Brooklyn
H. Connoly Pollok
Washington Park
8. C
Federal League
Marquard's Good Work Splits Doubleheader With Reds
In Cincinnati on July 10 Brooklyn split a doubleheader with the Reds, losing 3–0 in the opener and winning 10–3 in the second. Marquard pitched well for Brooklyn, while Dall keyed the Reds’ lone win in game one. Chase, Groh, and Hersog starred defensively for Cincinnati, and Fisher at short was a weak link. In game two Robinson started for Brooklyn with Meyers catching, and Marquard shut down the Reds, allowing three runs on hits.
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Reds
Toney
Dall
Tegiey
Robins
Chase
Groh
Hersog
Fisher
Robinson
Marquard
Meyers
Hite
Speaie
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