Brass Co. and Bridgeport Brass Lead In League Play
Summary of a day of baseball results among industrial teams. American & British Co. and Bridgeport Brass Co. fought ten innings with Bridgeport Brass prevailing. Carten and Frana Robinson collected hits, Strickfus and Robinson pitched, attendance about 400, and twelve teams scheduled beyond yesterday’s results. Union Typewriter Co. leads the pack with no losses, Crane Valve teams faltered, and nineteen games remain in the race for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sib Typewriter Co
Crane Valve
WD Beg E
Singer Mfe_Co
Brass Co
American & British Co
Warner’ Bros. Co
Crane Valve Co
Union Typewriter Co
Bot Brass Co
American & British Co. Ab
Ryckman
Kelty
West Winestein
Carten
Pape
Bridgeport Brass
Etree
Crane Co and U T Co play ends in baseball note
Two-base hits by Smalling and Stien, Regenery hit by pitch, four walks issued. U T Co tallies six, Crane Co No 24 seven, left on bases counts 8 and 6 respectively. Sacrifice by Regenery, stolen bases by Wilson Gabler McMahon and Farrell. Attendance 83, umpire Verrelie, game time 2 10.
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Bossee
Newfields
Xavier Deaf Mutes
Dunbar
Kostrosky
Wilson
White
Dyer
Quinn
J. Walsh
Pluer
Miller
Brown
R. Walsh
Hayden
Hartley
U. M. Cc. Co. Ab
R. Ib
B.thompson SS
Jackson
McCollough
Toomey
Vogel
Ape
Parks
W.thompson
Singer
Ab. R
Mohyde
Maguire
Noonan
Baker
Kirk
Thompson
Union Typewriter CO. c. M. C
Ab. F
M. C
Dowling
Loa Toorm
Nognan
Joe Stricks
Seeley
B. Thompson
A Baker
Nichols
Plete
Teace
Tures
Galvin
Smalling
McCann
Robinson
Crane NO
Ab. Rle
Felding
Hurley
Crane v. Alve CO
Kasparek
Kasparek. Cf. North Ends
Vardon
South
McMahon
Weber
Potteries
Jaggers and Meerbach
Gabler
Mosher
Lannon
Murphy. c
Peetee
Ichards
Morgan
Conneil
Warner Bros. Co
Zeit
Langhammer
Hoeflich
Roache
Ben Stern
Tierney
E. Benham
Dubee
Keeley
Prescott
Liggins
Beeei
Cranes
Warner Bros
Rosch
E. Bie
Ease
Downey
McCarthy
Crane
Warmer Bros
Heees
O'Day
Hichard
Murphy
Boland
TOT. CO
Eee
Cess
Eecess
Coveresee
Stien
Regenery
Mulligan
U. T. Co
Crane Co
Farrell
Verrelie
E. Steinhauser
Bannon
Reet Hill
Ladd
Vee
McKenna
Rouraim
Kocher
Romer
Arras
New Haven
Aembos
Hayes
Lavigne
O’ Bried
Zacher
Connell
Waters
Reisigl
Sherwood
Bridgeport New Haven
Stelmhauser
Bourquin
Roer
Reisigi
Bridgeport
Relsigt Balk
O’brien
Young Hyda Wins Marathon From City Hall Start
Michael Fitzgerald and Joseph French were among the winners of the marathon that began at City Hall on Saturday after a pistol shot fired by City Clerk B T Buckingham. They finished in the order named with Young Hyda taking first place.
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Young Hyda
Michael Fitzgerald
Joseph French
City Hall
B. T. Buckingham
Deaf Mute Team Falls to Newfield at Mead Day
The Xavier Deaf Mute team from New York faced Newfield at Mead Day. Fordham pitcher Quinn toed the mound for Xavier but Newfield dominated with strong batting. Final score details missing but Newfield poured in 19 runs.
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Xavier
New York
Fordham College
Quinn
Newfields
Meadnday
Will Eegrere
Romer Dominates New Haven In 5-0 Bridgeport Victory
Artie Romer pitched seven scattered hits with strong support from Bridgeport fielders as the locals shut out New Haven 5-0 at Newfield Park. Steinhauser, Bourquin, and Kocher spearheaded early scoring with a first inning rally, while Romer’s control and outfield catches preserved the lead through nine innings. New Haven threatened late but could not break through the shutout.
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New Haven
Newfield Park
Artie Romer
Waterbury
New Havens
Bridgeport
Romer
Bone
Steinhauser
Bennon
Hilt
Ladd
Miller
Ambos
McKenna
Bourquin
Reissel
Kocher
Mac
Sherwood
Waters
Havel
Bannon
Zacher
Hill
Blondie
Undertakers
Connell
Bridgeport Ousts Ravens In Battle Of Savin Rock
Bridgeport out batted and outfielded New Haven yet lost the game as Ravens won on timely hitting. Crowd of about 6,000 filled Savin Rock grounds with ground rules needed due to dense spectators. Gibbs and Pollard started for Bridgeport, each four innings pitched.
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Ravens
Savin Rock
Gibbs
Pollard
Battery lineups and umpire reports from multiple games
In Holyoke Springfield and Waterbury venues, batteries list players Warner Connor Mc Cabe Files Syfert Beaumont Ahearn Parker McLean Con nor Sindler Ahearn New Britain RHE Waterbury Rufiange Chase McDonald Eastman McDonald Hodge James umpire Cullen Mason. scores show varied results across afternoon matches with multiple side details and lineups.
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Holyoke
Warner and Connor
McCabe
Files
Syfert
Beaumont and Ahearn
Springfield
REE
Parker
McLean
Connor
Sindler
Ahearn
Cullen
New Britain
Waterbury
Rufiange
Chase
McDonald
REE Waterbury
Eastman
Hodge
James
Um Pire
Mason
Corking Finish Gave Bridgeport Victory Over Waterbury
In a Saturday Newfield game Bridgeport defeated Waterbury 5 to 4 after a ninth inning rally. Artie Romer allowed six hits with nine strikeouts as Bridgeport blew open a 3-3 tie in the final frame. Bourquin, Kocher and Romer contributed key plays to seal the win for Bridgeport over Waterbury.
Baseball Scores From Twenty Games Across The League
Summary of multiple 1900 era MLB games listing by game: Washington, New York, Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and Cleveland show varied scorelines and batteries. Umpires named Hurst Connolly Perrine Evans Sheridan Egan.
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Washingto Washington
New York
Gray and
Street
Brockett, Chesbro
Blair
Hurst
Connolly
Chicago
Scott
Fione
Payne
Speer
Killian
Willett
Schmidt
Perrine
Evans
P.C
Pittsbur
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
St Louis
Washington
Louis
Pittsburg
National and American League Records Batteries
Criss at Sitton and Clarke. Criger, Rhoades, Afternoon. At Cleveland: Cleveland 010202007592 St. Louis 010000006152 Batteries: Joss and Easterly, Dineen, Graham, Bailey and Smith. Umpires, Kerin and O'Loughlin.
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Criss
Sitton and
Clarke
Cleveland
St. Louis
Joss
Easterly
Dineen
Graham
Bailey
Smith
Kerin
O'Loughlin
Pittsburg
Adams
Gibson
Rhoades
Phelps
Johnstone
Cucask
National League Scores From New York Boston and Cincinnati
National League action listed with game results from New York Philadelphia Boston and Cincinnati. Batteries, umpires and line scores cited for each matchup, including Mathewson Moren and Dooin for New York Philadelphia and Moran for Cincinnati. Farmer Want Ads. lc a word.
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New York
Philadelphia
Moore
Coveleski
Moren
Dooin
Mathewson
Myers
O'Day
Kane
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Bree Delivery
G. M
Frankforts
Industrial League
B. Co
Vt Brass Co
Frana Robinson
Strickfus
Bridgeport Brass Co
American & British
Kelly
Coles
Gusdropski
Sharon
Stirks
Morrison
Dillon
Yost
Warner Bros. Singer
G Geass
UM. C
Brass
B Co
P.C. ‘Typewriter Co
Valve Co
M. C. Co
Kossuth St
A. Elwood & Son, Inc
Newfield
Connecticut
Northampton
Mson
Wadleigh
Halligan
Bridges
Hartford
Leverenz
Swanson
DeLave and
RISE
Sesees
Au. R. Ib
Ae Ambos
Coaen Lavigne
O'Brien
If. Sherwood
Corcoran
Rtf
Banner I
Lada
P. Pollard
Laviene
Pol Rd
Koch
Ita Cottey Neva
Fresh Mohican Creamery
Main and
Golden Hill Street
Artie
Doherty
Rale
Batteriemer and Kocher
McPartland and McDonald
Detroi
Mullin
Stanay Burns
Sutor and
Sullivan
Morgan and
Spencer
Coombs
Sheridan and
Egan
Philadelphi
Beton
Spencer Cicotte
Bender
Criger
Wiltse
McQuillan
Ritchie
Mattern
McIntyre
Bergen
Lindaman
Bowerman
Rucker
Kiem
Qorning
Phillippi
Lush
Gasper
Krolt Batteri
Moran
Ewi Campbell
Reulbach Moran
Rigler and
Truby
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