Double Loss At Hartford For Orators In Twinbill
The Orators dropped both ends of a Hartford doubleheader, losing 14-6 and 7-4 as Hartord pitchers fended off a late Orator rally. Kane and Ladd contributed key hits in the first game, while Levenents and Abrogast held firm in the second. Attendance neared 1,500 as Detroit, Boston, and Chicago results mixed in other leagues with a quiet day for New York’s hopes. Springfield, Holyoke, Waterbury, and Hartford all posted wins in nearby matchups.
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Slive Base Ball Tips and New Britain doubleheader
Springfield here today a double header in New Britain to morrow finishes the Orators bill for the week. The Detroit Tigers visit Steeplechase on Sunday with Hughey Jennings coaching. Candy Kane shines as pitcher and pinch hitter though errors behind him hurt a win. Fily Riley faces Ponies. Aufort watches from New Haven as Collins and Zacher shine for the New Haven and Hartford clubs.
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Jeffries Under Surgeon's Knife In New York
James J. Jeffries did not box at a benefit for crippled children after an Albany Hotel surgery. An abscess on his neck required a doctor and his manager Samuel Berger, with Dr Reese, performed the operation. He weighs 235 pounds and plans to be ready for Jack Johnson, staying until August 5 before a European trip. He discussed side bets and said his $5,000 forfeit stands, Johnson can post a larger wager if desired.
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Summers Favorite to Beat Britt in London Fight
London July 30 betting runs six to four on Johnny Summers for his Saturday bout with Jimmy Britt the American lightweight Britt confident and in fine form will weigh in at 126 pounds They fought twice before with Britt winning at Wonderland in November last year and Summers taking a twenty round decision on February 22 Steeplechase lists Detroit line up for Sunday with Ty Cobb Sam Crawford and Speer among the lineup and a good exhibition promised by Manager Jennings
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Ty Cobb to Come With Detroit Tigers
In a messy report from a city courtroom, Jacob Berland sues James Hughy Jennings over a Waldorf lunch room altercation. Berland claims $500 for injuries and pain after a fight with Jennings. The case proceeds in city courts next Wednesday.
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Avell Fined for Assault and Appeal Filed
Avell was fined 325 and costs for assault and took an appeal under 75. Yesterday Sheriff Cohen served a body writ on Berland in a 500 suit for damages. Attorney Steiber handled the case. Berland’s counsel Falion posted a 200 bond to secure his release. A background note mentions ties to Lincoln and Grant.
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Lincoln's Last Surviving Pallbearer Dies at 81
Gen. Henry C. Worthington, Lincoln's last surviving pallbearer, died at Garfield Hospital in Washington in the afternoon from cerebral hemorrhage. He was 81, born in Cumberland, Maryland, and later practiced law before moving west. He served in the California Legislature, led a vigilance committee, and was a delegate to Congress from Nevada.
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Oldest Citizen of Trumbull Dies at Ninety Four
George Hawley, likely Trumbull’s oldest resident, died yesterday after a brief illness. Born in the city and longtime local, he lived many years in Trumbull, married, and left a son Charles E. Booth and a Booth niece as survivors.
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