Nagle Mobbed by Angry Fans After Game
Zuhenie Nagle, former New Haven catcher and Reading player in the Tri State league, was mobbed by about 800 fans at Allentown after a game. He was cut and bruised during a fight with Shortstop George Stutz and Nasio near the field following an altercation about a Reading play from the prior day.
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Reading Club
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Moakley’s Cornell Track Team Defies Odds in Victory
Cornell coach Geourves praises Jack Moakley and his squad for a superb season finishing strong in the intercollegiate. Early setbacks included Potter’s injury, but Moakley shaped one of the best college teams, despite initial doubts and a crest of disappointment.
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Bowman Returns to Bridgeport as Aubrey Is Released
Buster Bowman, who played second base last season, returns to Bridgeport and will reclaim the old slot. Harry Aubrey is released after two weeks occupying the position. Bowman had been sold to Troy of the New York State league with a June 1 payoff clause, and Bridgeport gains a left handed bat and speed. The report notes Bowman's 25 stolen bases and .250 average in 133 games, with implications for the team's lineup and pitching matchups. The piece also mentions other league moves and upcoming games across several teams.
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Harry Aubrey
Bowman
Troy
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Srey
Stow
Bouites
Ty Cobb to join Tigers within week
Detroit reports Ty Cobb, who suffered a fractured sixth rib in a recent Boston game, will rejoin the Tigers in the latter part of this week or early next week. The club physician said the bone is knitting and Cobb may begin light practice by midweek, barring setback.
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Capt Denegre Returns to Seat in Yale Eight
Gales Ferry Conn June 3 When the Yale eight went out on the Thames Yesterday for practice Capt T B Denegre was seated at No 3 in the first boat Titus who has been in the first eight was sent back to No 7 in the second Meyer who has been rowing No 4 in the second boat changed places with Coe No 2 in the first boat makeup the varsity crews were sent down the river at a slow pace On the they raced for half a mile the other boat leading at the finish with clear water between the two.
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Walnuts Defeat Nationals 16 to 8 in Stamford Baseball
The Walnuts beat the Nationals 16 to 8 with strong hitting led by Martin and Bismen who struck out five hitters. Next Sunday the Walnuts host the Riversides in Seymour. Citizens asked to meet at City Hall at 11 15 for lineup duties. Supreme Court Justice Willard P Voorhees dies at 63 in New Brunswick New Jersey. Our custom suits Lyford Brothers advertise.
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Ownership question shadows Colonial League amid funding rumors
In the Colonial League amid reports the circuit under the national Class C agreement is owned by the Federals six clubs Pawtucket Fall River Taunton Brockton Woonsocket and New Bedford are named. Wards who own the Brooklyn Federals are said to back the league and own Pawtucket through A W Bannwart who denies the claim. He won t reveal owners or financiers.
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Cup Defenders Ready for Race at Glen Cove
Rye N Y June 2 The cup class yachts Vanitie and Resolute sailed for their first test in the selection series for the American boat with light wind keeping signals steady at the peaks of the mainsails. The two yachts rested side by side overnight in Glen Cove ten miles from the start, surrounded by a sizable fleet including tenders Cape Cod and City of Stamford.
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Gunboat Smith Welcomed by English Boxing Fans in London
London June 2 a large crowd of English and American boxing fans greeted Gunboat Smith on arrival from the Oceanic with his wife manager Jim Buckley and trainers. They discussed a bout with Georges Carpentier for 25000 at the Olympia on July. Smith trains at White City and hopes to meet Sam Langford and Jack Johnson in Europe. Buckley says Smith will stay abroad as long as money lasts. Also noted is the 21st annual New York State Bankers Association convention to be held in New London on June 11 and 12.
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Paris
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Tia Juana
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New London
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Bad Pitching Tops Bridgeport In 7 1 Loss For Locals
Hartford routed Bridgeport 7 to 1 at Newfield Park as Gervais struggled early and Reiger shut them down until the ninth. Harry Aubrey and Pop Senna produced key hits including a ninth inning triple, while Bridgeport’s fielding was solid but the bats failed to solve Hartford pitching.
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Boxing Notes on Ritchie White Fight in Milwaukee
Willie Ritchie narrowly escaped upset by Charlie White in a tight Milwaukee bout before the Queensbury A. C. White pressed the action early and had Ritchie wobbly after a sharp left hook but the champion recovered to win on points. The crowd enjoyed a thrilling, safe bout with high-level strategy and hard hits. Receipts totaled 14,600 with Ritchie earning 19,000 after expenses. White cleared over 3,300 and the club lost nearly 3,000. George Chip also scored a knockdown of Ed Sailor Petroskey in Los Angeles in the 12th round of a scheduled 20. Chip eyes championship glory if he can avenge a prior one-round defeat to Al McCoy. A C Band concert is announced for June 4 at Washington Park.
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Yanks Grab Even Break With Mack Men
Marty McHale hurled effectively to lift the Highlanders to an even split with Connie Mack and the Athletics at Brush Stadium yesterday. In the matinee the Chancemen lost 9 to 8 in twelve innings while the night game ended 4 to 2 in favor of the Highlanders as McHale allowed only four hits and Meara debuted as a new outfielder for Chance.
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New York Count Von Bernstorff Receives Maryland Honorary Degree
National League notes. New York Count Von Bernstorff, a German diplomat, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws by the University of Maryland.
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Yesterday's Results in Major League Baseball Card
Yesterday's results show New York 11 Philadelphia 7, Brooklyn 6 Boston 2, Brooklyn 4 Boston 2. Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 3, Cincinnati 6 St Louis 4. Today’s games list New York at Philadelphia, Boston at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Baseball scores and results from a busy American League day
Scores show Boston 1 Detroit 0, Chicago 10 St Louis 5, Phillies 9 New York 1, New York 4 Philadelphia 2, Baltimore 9 Jersey City 6, Buffalo 5 Torton 0, Rochester 8 Montreal 0. Newark Providence rain called. Today: Baltimore at Jersey City, Newark at Providence, Toronto at Buffalo, Montreal at Rochester. Yesterday: Brooklyn 4 Baltimore 1, Chicago 10 Kansas City 2, Buffalo 2 Pittsburgh 1, Indianapolis 5 St Louis 4. Gervais Korns. New London at New Britain rep.
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Pugilistic Annals Highlight 1966 Crowny Round Loss
Report notes Mike Donovan lost on feel in St Louis round. Crowny suffered a decisive 1 round setback in New York. Earlier events include 1911 match in which Mike Donovan fought in 1¢ rounds and 1913 when Bill Beynon defeated Digg Stanley over 20 rounds in London.
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New Haven Trainmen Approve Wage Increase
The joint committee of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen on the New Haven Hartford line announced approval of the arbitration award increasing wages. The plan, resolved in July arbitration, covered three east of the Mississippi railroads and north of the Missouri. The vote was largely formal, aligning with prior procedure, and completes the wage increase for New Haven train crews. Hartford reports also note a civil service exam at the capitol on June 15 for hospital staff positions and related posts.
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