Weston’s Transcontinental Walk progress report
Special to The New York Times. Edward Payson Weston continues his 100 day trek from New York to San Francisco. Day sixty nine covers New York to Utica and onward with distances for each leg, noting weather and rough progress. Rain and wind ceased near Laramie Wyoming as he rests and continues toward home with daily miles recorded and hospitality from ranchmen.
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Ketchell Dominates Caponi In Quick Victory At Club
Special from United Press Stanley Ketchell knocked out Tony Caponi in the fourth round at Jake Carey’s club after forcing Caponi to absorb body punches. Ketchell led from the start and finished decisively in Schenectady on June 3. Leach Cross announces elbow injury will sideline him, canceling a planned bout with Young Cortt while Cortt faces Sammy Smith at the Fairmont A C in Stratford. Cortt plans to weigh 135 pounds at 6 o’clock for the bout.
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Connecticut Teams Dominate Madison Square Garden Bowling Tourney
Connecticut fields 148 entries at the National Bowling Association tournament in New York with eight cities entering teams led by New Haven. Notable squads include Tuxedo and Industrials of New Haven, Park City and Republican Club of Hartford, and Silver City of Meriden. Brunswick five-man champions defeated Thompson's Colts of Chicago in a three-day series, with Jimmy Watt of Hartford on the champion roster. Watt also set for the Marathon.
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National pastime live tips on baseball standings
Connecticut league standings show Hartford leading with 21 wins while New Haven trails at 15. Bridgeport and Holyoke face rain delays. Northampton and Springfield mix results. The piece notes a slow start for New Britain and Waterbury and discusses player rumors, protests, and attendance figures across multiple games and venues.
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C T A U Field Day Planned in Danbury
The C T A U Connecticut plans a major athletic meet linked to the state parade in Danbury on June 19. Noted Irish American A C members including Martin Sheridan are entered. Medals are offered as prizes and entry blanks are available from Bernard A Gilhuley at Danbury P O Box 1. Entries close June 7.
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Irish A. O. H. Bodies Unite in Ireland and America
Mathew Cummings president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America returns from Ireland with Father O'Donnell after uniting several regional Irish branches. A single opposing Board of Erin faced condemnation by Cardinal Logue. Large Dublin crowds welcomed the mission and sent off the party with an ovation.
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Local Lodge Meeting Aims To Boost Patriarchal Degree Efforts
In the first Thursday gathering of Stratfield Encampment members and candidates for the Patriarchal Degree are expected to attend. Boosting time is urged for all, with old members ready to help. Mayflower Council D of A elected officers includes Mary Gammell as councilor and Miss Edith Heyden as recording secretary.
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Clara Mallinden
Hertha Halstead
Jennie Folliet
Lawsons Daughter Marion Weds James F Lord in June
Boston reports Thomas W Lawson prepares for daughter Marion's marriage to James F Lord of Chicago and New York. The engagement will be announced at a party at Dreamwold. Lord, a prominent lumber man, is 32. Lawson is 18 years older.
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Pitchers Getting Into Good Form in AL Averages
American league pitchers are rounding into form as sluggers slump. Danny Hoffman leads with a .383 average after Pony fame, Larry Lajoie posts 41 hits in 33 games, and Ty Cobb nears 300 with a .297 mark and 38 hits in 33 games. The official averages follow.
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Connecticut League At Northampton Ras Waterbury Game
Ras Waterbury stars in Northampton contest with Batteries McPartlin and Mc Stevens and Robarze contributing in a local Connecticut League game.
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Bridgeport Enterprise Pennant Offered For Winning Team
The Bridgeport Enterprise offers a pennant to the winner as the IMC team, last season’s champions, show little championship form this season. Jack Cote’s absence on Saturday weakens them. The Yost team with Crane Co. No. 1 opens at Newfield Saturday at 2 30, followed by U M No. 2 Crane. Admission is 25 cents, granting a grand stand seat and proceeds will be shared among players.
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Industrial League Double Header at Newfield
The Industrial League opened with two close games at Newfield, as A and B squads each lost two of three by one run. Frank White of the Yosts pitched the season’s first shutout, while Warner Brothers’ bats were limited to four hits. Brassies show surprising strength, losing only to Pistatr Ecothere 2 in 6.
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Batteries and lineups across early American League games
Scores and battery pairings from games in Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago Washington Cleveland and Pittsburg list players such as Killian Schmidt Powell Criger Dygert Vickers Livingstone Hughes Street Easterly Benn Liefield Gibson Bowerman with results blocks showing scattered runs and outs across multiple matchups.
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Crack Brown Uni Pitcher Nourse May Join Major League
Providence June 3 Special from United Press Chester Nourse the crack Brown University pitcher who defeated Harvard yesterday for the second time will enter Major League after this season. Nourse has not signed with any club though Chicago Cubs have made a flat offer. Connie Mack and John McGraw also have urged contracts. Brown coach Dr Frank says Nourse has not signed and will not reply until Brown career ends.
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