Mechanics Win Hard Fought Game From New London Club
Mechanics edge New London in a tense Bridgeport win at Plant Field. A midgame brawl involving Briggs and Nealon disrupted play, prompting ejections and a shift in the Planters lineup. Tuckey’s one handed catch saved the eighth, as Snyder and Radabough pitched. Final score details and fielding miscues listed with base hits and errors.
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New London Telegraph
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Bridgeport
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Johnson
Ostrich
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Pa's
Waller
Foye
Fadalough
Russell
Whoosh
Snyder
Dadabough
Tockey
Stow
Rad
Rock and Spencer
London
Flanagan
Radabough
Ball
Ulrich
Lanigan
Miss Bishop Plays At Glen Cove Today
Two of the first round women’s metropolitan golf matches drew attention at Netesu Country club. Miss L. B. Hyde of Westinoek set a new record and won the medal, while Marion ins was drawn to oppose her. Miss Bishop of Brooklawn, holder of national and metropolitan honors, attracted a large gallery as her match loomed, promising elimination of a former champion or last year’s runner up. Weather and links promised a fine day for golf.
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Westinoek
Yesteroe
Marionins
Brooklawn
Conn
M. D. Patterson
Emele
National League Scores From Yesterday
Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn by 6 to 2 as Pittsburgh beat Boston 7 to 0.
Anderson-Champion clash looms in Los Angeles ring
Dick Hyland predicts a hard fought bout as Anderson trains to challenge Champion Ritchie. Leach touts Anderson’s toughness and long route experience, while Wallach maps a tour of key cities. The piece also surveys minor league alignments and speculative league realignments amid a looming third league entry.
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Dick Hyland
Leach
Anderson
Tom
Los Angeles
Biff
Ritchie
Wallach
Leach Gross Leaves for Pacific Bout
Leach Cross and entourage depart for the coast next Sunday to prepare for a twenty round lightweight title fight against Bud Anderson at Tom McCarey’s club in Los Angeles on July 4. Cross aims to sharpen for the bout by cancelling west engagements and recalling a past forty one knockout win at Dick’s tents.
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Stianeager
Sam Wellach
Barry? Lee
Bud Anderson
Tom McCarey
Lopo Angeles
Leach
Cross
Charley White
Bute
Marty E
St. Louis
Beynon Wins English Bantam Title From Digger Stanley
London June 3 Bill Beynon defeated Digger Stanley for the English bantam championship in a 20 round match at the National Sporting Club by decision. Illness kept Wales champion Bradie Morgan from appearing, allowing Beynon to claim the purse of 2600 pounds and the Lord Lonsdale belt.
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London
Bill Beynon
Buck O'Brien Shines For Red Sox In 1912 World Series Echoes
Buck O'Brien, long hailed as a martyr of the 1912 World Series, is noted now for improved form in 1913. The Red Sox relied on O'Brien, Wood, and Collins as they split the 1912 title battle with the Giants. O'Brien drew the crucial fourth victory assignment. a balk in one inning helped New York briefly seize momentum, but Boston still clinched the title in the end. In 1913 he appears sharper, though Bedient's struggles and Boston's overall weak pitching puzzle the season outlook.
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Joe
Wood
Hugh Bedient
O’brien
Collins
Red Sox
Boston
O'Brien
Giants
Bedient
New York
Jake Stahl
Buck
Snodgrass
Engle
Speaker
Leonard
Detroit
Umpire Mason Released. Monte Cross Joins Umpire Staff
Umpire Mason is discharged by Eastern association President O Rourke after failing to eject Pop Foster and delivering an unsatisfactory report. Monte Cross, formerly of the International league, will take Mason’s place, with Barrow recommending the move. The league investigates a New London-Bridport bench melee as Veanigan fines two fighters and Foster awaits recovery from a previous injury before action on his case.
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Pop Foster
Saving Rock Memorial Day
Mason
Orourke
Eastern Association
Foster
New Haven
O’rourke
Morte Cross
Philadelphia
International League
Barrow
New London
Briggs
Nealon
Bridgeport
Burns
O'Rourke
Veani
No Fight at St Joe's Oval Arrestee Not At Scene
The paper mislocated a brawl yesterday and wrongly tied Phil Dorkin to St Joseph's oval. The disturbance occurred nearly a mile away, and St Joseph's members claim no involvement or knowledge of the incident.
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Phil Dorkin
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Keating Day Tickets On Sale Before Thursday Meeting
Ticket sales for the Keating special close Thursday evening. Buyers must secure a ticket before the meeting with the railroad guarantees a seat. Those without tickets face full fare and a mandatory train, with a second train possible if sales permit. First section departs local station at 12:55 and arrives in New York at 2:20.
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New York
Baseball results from yesterday in the American League
The slate showed Boston beating New York 4 to 3 and again 8 to 6 in doubleheader fashion. Philadelphia defeated Washington 4 to 3. Other matchups listed include Cleveland at New York, Chicago at Boston, Detroit at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Washington, with scores not provided for those games.
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New London
New York
Washington
Holyoke
Chicago
Waterbury
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Pittsfield
Priteburgh
Philadelphia
Tiowtom
St. Louis
St Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago Baeee
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Scoring Flurry Highlights IL Baseball Matchups
International League results list Baltimore over Jersey City 11 to 8 and Providence beating Newark 5 to 4. Buffalo blanked Montreal 1 to 0 while Rochester defeated Toronto 3 to 1. Notes mention Jersey City in Baltimore Newark in Providence Buffalo in Montreal and Rochester in Toronto alongside Farmer Want Ads and One Ceng Wort.
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Jersey City
Providence
Newark
Buffalo
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
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Wees
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Third Major Ball League To Be Realized Soon
T S Andrews argues major leagues neglect action to deter a third major league. He notes past proposals to unite to block a third circuit, listing cities such as Milwaukee Indianapolis Cincinnati Cleveland Pittsburgh Columbus Detroit and Buffalo as potential members in an eastern-free lineup.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Buffalo
Comfortable patent truss offered with 30 day trial in Bridgeport
The Comfort Truss Co announces a new patented truss without understraps and hip pressure that can be worn in the bath. Available on a 30 day trial from Office 208 Warner Building Bridgeport with hours from 10 to 12 and 4 Sundays, and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on other days.
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Comfort Truss Co
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Bridgeport
Local Amateur Baseball Matches Set for Saturday Morning
The St Mary Jrs schedule a 10 o'clock Saturday game at East End Grounds against St Augustine Irs. Pembroke Stars plan a 9 o'clock clash with St Mary's Thirds at East End. Prospects challenge 14 to 15 year olds for a Seaside game next Saturday at 10. Holden Memorial bank opening postponed to later in month per Oliver church Bank committee.
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Sweeney and Tyler Not Going to Giants
Pittsburgh, June 3. Boston Braves manager George Stallings denied reports that Captain Bill Sweeney or pitcher Tyler were being traded to the New York Giants. Stallings said Sweeney and Tyler would remain with Boston and that McGraw would not part with regulars unless a trade involving Fletcher altered relations, which seemed unlikely.
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Arthur Fletcher
Nurse Beane to Help Harvard Crew Before Yale Regatta
Cambridge Mass June 3 Nurse Arthur Beane deserts his millionaire charge John Dahlgren of New York to oversee Harvard Freshmen at Red Top. He will manage athletes meals and conduct exams for graduates this month while Coach Wray readies the crew for the Yale race.
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John Dahlgren
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Nine Brothers Field a Lansing Family Baseball Nine
East Lansing, Mich aims to claim a world championship title with the Foster family nine. The 12 siblings include six who’ve played high school or college ball, ages range from 60 to 230 pounds. They challenge rival clubs and have scheduled a match with Madison Mills, Va. and may meet Bloomer Girls if their wives allow.
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Germans to Meet French at Tennis in Davis Cup
German and French lawn tennis players meet today in Wiesbaden for the first of the Davis Cup matches. Captain Stanisy Doust notes matches will decide on clay surfaces, a historic shift from turf, with possible defaults affecting the competition. The draw hints that Canada and South Africa may also default, changing the next rounds in England.
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Germany
Stanisy M. Doust
Doust
London
Beglum
England
Casey at the Bat and early boxing notes from 1888 to 1912
A compact survey traces Casey at the Bat’s claimed authorship to Ernest L. Thayer and notes other claimants, then shifts to boxing history from 1907 to 1912 with key bouts and pugilists like Brown Cross Langford Thorne Posey. The piece juxtaposes baseball legend with a string of notable ring outcomes and public interest figures.
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Casey
United States
Drummer Boys
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Examiner
Ernest Ll. Thayer
Worcester
Mass
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