Newfields Win In Final Inning In Close South Ends Loss
South Ends defeated Wallingford Independents 10 to 3 as Carter threw five hits for the winners while Liggins and Bill Baw yer starred at bat with three singles and a home run. Prits made a running catch for the visitors in a final inning rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ends
Hasy Wen
O'Brien
South Ends
Wallingford
Sick Carter
Liggins
Bill Bawyer
Ligeine
Bill
Prits
Newfields
Saints
Newfelds
St. Joseph's
Meadows
Frank White
Joes
Jack Coffer
Ernie Seyfert
Wendt
Parke
Mohe
American League Scores From Yesterday and Saturday
Yesterday Detroit beat Boston 4 to 0. Chicago defeated Philadelphia 75 to 1. Cleveland hosted New York with New York winning 1 to 2. Detroit also posted a 42 to 1 win against Boston in a listed game.
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Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Chicass
Philadel ‘Phi
Cleveland
New York
National League Scores Muddle From Unclear Report
Unclear OCR notes a National League result with fragments mentioning Cincinnati and St Louis teams. Details are garbled, showing numbers and inning references but no coherent final score or outcome. Further legible text needed to produce a precise summary.
Industrial League Scores and Club Standings Confusing Report
Industrial League results show scattered city names Boston Cincinnati St Louis Brooklyn and Philadelphia with unclear scores and multiple inconsistencies. Standings fragment lists Wins Losses and a partial table with odd figures, making precise outcomes difficult to determine.
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Boston
Pittsboro
Bortyn
Emiedaighia
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St Louis & I
Pes
Bere Zeeman
Connecticut League Saturday Results and a Grand Yosts Game
The report covers a Connecticut League slate with Holyoke New Britain and Waterbury matches, detailing the Yosts decisive battle against Crane No 1, notable pitching by Jackel, sensational fielding, and a celebratory crowd after a 42 victory. It notes standings, key plays, and players like Muldoon Golee Dubes Keenan Smallwood and Hoodoo Jackel, with no graphic detail.
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Holyoke
New Britain
Newt
Hartford
Sorinsa
Northampton
New Haven
Thampton
AL Bridgeport
Waterbury
Brideca
Brinecroft
Yosts
Jackel
American & Britash Co
A. i
Tommy Smallwood
Matt
Baseball Tips And Rumors From Early 1900s Report
Sports item discusses Norhampton and Wridgsport games, player notes on Tommy Downey for Cincinnati, Jim O Rourke, and giants trades involving Marquad Donlin and others. Mentions manager Bowe adding O Brien and Bert Whistle, and Hartford New Haven talks on team ownership and Markans.
Two BSs Dominate In Ball Sparkplugs And Fans Cheer
Honest Jonn Bunyan leads with a solid average over 18 games as George Banner climbs into the select slugging class. Mil ler and Frank Hill contribute while Ladd slips, and the Crane team outpaces Curtridge shop 10-12. U M C battles back into a late tie before Casparack dives for a double play to cap it. Brassies fall to Crane 16-7 as Hanmer Hoeflich shut down the Brassies. Singers top Warner Bros in a seaside Park clash 14-9 with East Side power rallying late.
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Jonn Bunyan
Beims
John
George Banner
Hi” Ladd
Miller
Frank Hill
A. H
Crane
Curtridge
Main Street
Dad
Que
Vogel
Casparack
M. C. Go
Mulling
Hurley
Thompson
Ennis
Moran
Sinch
Seaside Park
Warner Brothers
East Side
Dorset
Warner Bros
Nichola
Wells
Laubwecer
Bosse
Liggins
White
Factory League 1000s and Ashcrofts win in rough games
Lee pitched the Locos to a 10 to 1 victory over Bullards as seven hits supported two bad innings. Batchellers and Ashcroft combined for a 20 to 9 win over the Ashcrofts with Curry and Moory on the mound. Coles led with six hits in the Ashcrofts contest.
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Lee
Loco
Bullards
Locos
Weith
Licomene
Finegan
Finn
Batchellers
Ashcrofts
Curry
Moory
Coles
Sea Batchellers
Ashcroft
Bowden
O'Brien
Carry
Waterbury and Bridgeport Split Doubleheader at Newfield Park
A crowd of 1209 saw Waterbury take the first game 3-2 and Bridgeport win the nightcap 5-8. Bridgeport used Whitmeyer in the opener and Riley in relief in the second as Crutcher and Sillery struggled. Key hits included a three base hit by Miller and solid defense behind pitchers McPartland McDonald and Kocher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfield Park
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Whitmeyer
Riley
Orators
Miller
Gibbs
Crutcher
Sillery
Crutcher, Sillery
Team change fuels tense start to season
The season opens with Cubans Sanchez and teammates facing early pressure as Marsans returns reluctantly. Justenfelt’s star player McCabe hits .288 as New Frontals boosts batting strength and the league’s guard shifts.
Fairfield Church Dedication and Town History Reflections
A crowded Congregational church heard Rev. Andrew Child recount Fairfield’s burning in July 1779 and praise the Elliot and Fromme families, with notes on local figures, patriot ministers, and a new Tiffany glass window donated in memory. Town updates followed on traction engine concerns, electric lighting progress, and upcoming church events and school openings.
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Andrew Ellet
Fromme
Congregational Church
Pr. Child
Sultus
Child
Arls Church
Jennings
Saltws
London
Fairfield
Dea. Tulkley
Byron Eddy
Andrew Wiliot
Elliot
Beverly
Maen
Harvard
Bridgeport
Theodore Dwight
Ellsworth
Copley
Joel Barlow
the Adams
Church of England
Stonington
Darien
Norwalk
Woodstock
America
Anderw Elliot
Congregational
Beardsley's Park
Shome
Hartford
Central
Village Improvement Society
Wns
Westport
Bedford
William Hulse
Man Fox
Grennfield Country Club
Freach Ale
Ohlidcentres
New York
Habitual Aviators Face Insurance Ban and Waivers
Hartford Travelers Insurance warns agents that operating or riding in aeroplanes and ballooning are uninsurable risks. Those insured who engage in air travel must sign a waiver or surrender policies. A single balloon trip may not require waiver, but subsequent flights do. This marks a first recognition of ships and balloons as major insurance risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Company
Travelers Insurance Company
Hartford
Travelers’ Company
Sunday Closing Debate Aids Civic Action Westport
Westport urges closing stores on Sundays in a public letter praising the Men’s Civic Club for leading the effort. Local clergy are urged to focus on their duties while merchants face scrutiny for Sunday hours. Readers learn of church services, meetings, and a broad critique of wealth and taxes in the era.
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W. P. Landers
Congregational Church
Nathaniel Kirk
Trinity Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
George Bunnell
Woodmont
Mr. Taylor
Tony
W. E
W. Frank Osborn
Yonkers
Ellis B. Desa
New York State
J. E. Coley
Hamden
Truit
James Baker
Catskills
William Keen
Hartford
Walter Meeker
Brooklyn
N. Y
Redding
Payne and
Lounsbury
Domes Domestication of Game Birds Lecture Planned
Dr Hodge of Clark University discusses domestication of game birds at the Connecticut Poultry Association field meeting. An illustrated lecture Tuesday July 27 at Connecticut Agricultural College in Storrs with slides and birds bred at his city home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmoath
Sporstmen
Hodge
Clark University
Competicut Agricultural College
Cw Connecticut Poultry Association
Storrs
Live Stock Market Report From New York
Live stock market prices posted for July 2 show cattle range from common to choice steers at 6.30 to 6.10 per 100 pounds, bulls at 2.25 to 4.40, cows from 2.20 to 2.68, dressed beef around 9 to 16 dollars per 100 pounds, and veal and calves with varied figures. Dressed weights and specific lots noted, with top prices highlighted and general market tone indicated.
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New York
Prine Laprice
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West End Park
Hartford Consolidated
McNamara
Lenhoff
Trenton
McNawhara
Kerr
Barber
Trep
Jett
Westerday
Louis
Lala
Industrial League
Bae Waterkurs
Waterers
He Yost
Chauin
Brass Co
Singers
Warners
Crane Co
Grane Vs
I. M. CG
B. Rownem
Tom
Femcen
Flue Fc
Golee
Dubes
Muldoon
stoCum
Deel Cailhl
P.c
Bel Beara
Donnelly
Jackel Wiing
Throwen
Sarritteed
Will
M Tanner
Keenan
Smalls
National League
Connecticut League
Lew Haven
Harttorit
Laterbury
inpAnkd
Hirtyoko
Fethampion
Frideesurt
Lankar Jankel Setdoem
Cole
A. Fe
Willis
Fuew
Shen Dasher
Hetty Deo
Reht
Peneta
Judy Sound
Crane NO
Wridgsport
Tommy Downey
Sporting Life
John Bunyan
James H. O'Rourke
Jim
Rourke
Horn
Conn
Brom Pop Anson
New York Giants
Rube
Marquad
Merkle
Indianapolis
Bowe
Bertwhistle
Atlantic
Joeat
Hert
Atlantic League
Tnxramortal
Kane and
Mike Dontin
Magee
Woxin
New York i
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Donlin
Curtin Whit Phiy
Wilt Capaure
Hanna
Cart Tette Smarkans
Syayan
Basvoo
Brassies
Crane Boys
Kelloge
Egan
O'Connell
Carter
Hanmer
Hoeflich
Morrison
Grane No
Lucia
Kellogg
Franz
Locomobile
Bullard
EL Jensings
Mathier
Port Jefferson Steamboat Co
Ateniwer
Port Jefferson
Pisa Oeez
Fancy Messina Lemons
Peppers
Stratford
Zaks Salmon Cay
Mohican
Long Island
Red Willow County
Ilz
Assump Tom Pub—Fyne
Bad Boys
Nots of
Péreonal Move
David L. Coley
Calevrown
Po Plairs
Weston
Greens Marmis
Church of the Assumption
of Catholic Church
Mies Eebreen Sasnidon
Hele Wammese
Chirlet
Kalwatred Parmer
Dons Willams
Samet
Lewis
Dustion Deweph
Morten
Betgeyent
Dave
Cormick
Charme
William Waldorf Astor
New York City
King Edward
India
Africa
United States
Wilkes Waldorf Astor
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Andrew. Caraigi
My. Rockefeller
Moriguh
Rocke
Poultry Association
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