Lynch Upholds Chicago Protest In Pittsburg Game
National League President Thom as J. Lynch upheld Chicago's protest over a Chicago vs Pittsburg game played May. He ruled the game should be replayed after finding both field umpire Doyle and umpire Klein erred, declaring Shean out instead of Archer and ordering the game stricken from the records.
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New York
Thomas J. Lynch
National League
Chicago
Lynch
Pittsburg
Shean
Archer
Wagner
Doyle
Hee
Clarke
Kiem
Pire Klein
Klem
Waivers on Pitcher Cy Young in Cleveland
Cleveland June 7 Denton T Young is near end of career as pitcher. Waivers have been requested by the Cleveland club. He has not pitched this season, struggled to condition, then recovered from pneumonia. He will not go to the minors after a twenty one year career and a forty fifth birthday.
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Cleveland
Denton T
Cy) Young
Waivers
Young
Naps
St. Louis
Boston
Somers
Cy Young
Lajoie
Bugs Raymond Disappears On Train Ride To Pittsburg
New York National League pitcher Bugs Raymond vanished during the trip from Chicago to Pittsburg. Investigators learned he spent the last two hours of the journey in the engineer’s cab, where he had previously worked in the railroad business.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Raymond
McKinley Juniors Defeat Lincoln Seniors in Low-Scoring Win
The McKinley Juniors beat Lincoln Second Senior 6 to 1 in a morning Meadows game. Hurley pitched for McKinley with 14 strikeouts, McGrath for Lincoln with 12. Few hits were recorded, two total, as defense and pitching dominated the contest. The McKinleys claim city junior and second senior champions status.
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McKinley
Lincoln
the Meadows
McKinleys
Hurley
Lavery
McGrath
Minchel
Lincolns
Miachel
Bishop
Uist
Donnelly
Tiska
Pe Aseter
Lynch
E. Michel
Hive
Mallainey
Flynn
Sheean
Connally
Daly
Meschen
Burley
Youngquist
Baseball Gossip From Waterbury Telegraph Wings
Baseball gossip reports waivers on rain as Waterbury faces trouble with players urged to avoid late nights. Benny Kauff and umpire Bricelin discuss a Huntington connection and a .478 season in Virginia Valley. Steamer Flanagan knees ailment may end his season. Kochers hitting, Holyoke losses, and trades populate a bustling sketch of early season issues.
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Benny Kauff
Bricelin
Huntington
Johnson
Benny
Kauff
New Britain to Get Marsans and Slugger Almeida
New Britain is set to gain the two Cuban players Marsans and Almeida, arriving from Cuba via New York weather permitting. Almeida’s position is unsettled as Dunlop has impressed at third base, though Almeida may still contend. Marsans’ whereabouts had been unclear but his return is now expected quietly, dispelling Brooklyn rumors of independent ball.
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New Britain Herald
New Britain
Marsans
Almeida
Cabrera
Cuba
New York
Dunlop
Meriden
Tate
Willow
Marse
Ball
Brooklyn
Captain Waterman
Amateur Baseball Results From Sunday Action
The St Johns Altar Boys beat U M C Jrs 12 to 11 at the Billboard lot with smart pitching by Kisko and solid defense from Finnegan and Lubek. A rematch is set at Modoc lot on Sunday for 60 cents. Independents of Goosetown defeated North Ends at Mud Flats 9 to 4 with Bill Bantle stars and anticipate a Keystones clash at Circus grounds next Sunday with two new lineup members.
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St. John's Altar Boys
U. M. C. Jrs
Billboard
Kisko
Finnegan
Lubek
Modoc Lot
Independents
Goosetown
Mud Flats
Big Bill Bantle
The
Keystones
Circus Grounds
Wells to meet Pat Moore in 12 round boxing match
English lightweight champion Matt Wells is slated to fight Pat Moore of the Armory A. C. in Boston for a 12 round bout next week with Wells earning $1. Joe Jeannette, back from Oklahoma, predicts Carl Morris will stop Jack Johnson and vows Morris will use his power to end Johnson's reign.
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Joe Jeanette
Carl Morris
Jack Johnson
United Press
New York
Matt Wells
Pat Moore
Armory A. C
Boston
Wells
Yale Oarsmen Begin Four Mile Practice Spin
Yale oarsmen resumed four mile training run at Gales Ferry as part of Harvard regatta prep for June 30. Examinations in forenoon and study in evening fill the day, and a fixed training table is established. A Bulldog named Bearls provides amusement while a rescue of a rowboat party offers dinner table fodder.
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United Press
Gales Ferry
Harvard
Yale
Thomas
Bearls
Howe
Mass meeting advocates liberal Sunday sports laws
A mass meeting at Lincoln Hall discussed liberalizing Sunday laws. Senator Garry Paddock and others supported Sunday baseball and Sunday sports. Archibald McNeil Jr F A Bartlett W W Bent Joshua Meltzer were named as supporters and a petition to legalize Sunday sports was ordered circulated.
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Lincoln Hall
Garry Paddock
Archibald McNeil, Jr
F. A. Bartlett
W. W. Bent
Joshua Meltzer
Thomas Hart
St. Joseph's
James Wood
Big Fred Toney the strongest all round NL player
Chicago News lauds Fred Toney as the strongest and most powerful National League athlete, noting his 195 pound physique and exceptional throwing feats. It recounts rock throwing on a farm in Nashville and a sling throw across the Mississippi at St Louis, with bets by Joe Tinker and others applauding his prowess.
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Chance
Chicago Cubs
Fred Toney
Chicago News
Toney
Nashville
Cumberland River
St. Louis
Joe Tinker
Tinker
Jimmy Doyle
Mississippi River
Local baseball clubs seek Sunday games across city
The Walnut A C asks Atlas A C to confirm Sundays game on the 18th and offers to book another date if Atlas declines. Walnuts cannot play Glen Woods on June 11 due to a clash with Acmes, but have June 25 open. Edgemeres press for summer bookings with Atlas A C R A A Shell Points Acmes Austin Chipples and 15 16 year olds. National and local teams move fast as Roumanian Boys beat Nationals 8 5 with Piper Antonio and Christy scoring for winners. Sacred Hearts seek 14 15 year olds at Seaside Park Saturday morning. Keystones want matches with Western Reserves or Seeley Juniors Saturday morning. Longfellow A C accepts Annex for Wheels Lot Sunday afternoon. Emblem A C aims for any city team preferably Rangers. Soundviews challenge Lenox LA C for Sunday. Bryants challenge Fairfield Juniors for Sunday or open to any 18 year old team. Blue Stars plan to play Young Tigers at Seaside Park Saturday at 1 30 PM.
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Walnut A. C
Atlas A. C
Glenwoods
Acmes
Edgemeres
Shell Points
Austin Chipples
Railroad Avenue
The
Sacred Hearts
Seaside Park
Longfellow A. C
Annex
Wheels Lot
Harry Keane
Bostwick Avenue
A. C
Rangers
Bryants
Fairfield
Waterbury Club Fires Manager McPartlin in Fallout
Waterbury club president Carl Pace fired manager Frank McPartlin after a long dispute over control and results. Pace to run the club with strict rules including fines for intoxication after 11:30 pm and for missed trains, aiming to restore fighting spirit and top standing.
Resignation of Danbury Universalist Pastor Shown
Fairfield County items report Rev. L. C. Sherburne resigning as pastor of the Universalist church in Danbury from the pulpit on Sunday. Other notices detail a cruelty case in Danbury, a missing 15 year old girl, an injury death at Georgetown station, a Wilton church call, a Norwalk bakery incident, a town tax hike, lobster pot thefts, and a new USGS Abingdon topographic map covering Virginia Tennessee and North Carolina with notes on geography and local features.
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L. C. Sherburne
Universalist Church of
Danbury
John R. Booth
George
Agnes Newland
Marcella
Bridgeport
Booth
Pearl Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
John Casey
Danbury Hospital
Georgetown Station
Wilton
Mr. Underwood
Boston
Wilton Congregational Church
Sanitary Bakery
South
Norwalk
Philip Wilhenry
George W. Spicer
Abingdon Quadrangle
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Geological Survey
Abingdon
Quadrangle
Dan Hannegan
J. D. Forster
R. W. Berry
C. C. Gardner
Hannegan
Virginia-Carolina Railway
Appalachian National Forest
Washington
Why Don’t Reds Make More Runs
A June St. Louis sports note questions Cincinnati Reds hitters and Griff Griffiths as the lineup struggles to produce runs. Mention of Fromme and Smith pitchers, a $4000 price for Griff’s release, and forecasts that the Reds may improve at home. Also a brief editorial on education reform and Amherst’s call for moral focus in colleges.
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St. Louis
ATL
Clarke Grimith
Hoblitzel
Bescher
Griff
Eddie Grant
McLean
Clarke
Grif
Gaio
Reds
Fromme
Smith
Cincinnati
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Bugs Raymond
McKinley Jrs
Holyoke
Waterbury
John Barleycorn
Pace
Pep Gagain
Gagain
Pep
Steamer Flanagan
Northampton
Newfield
Brad Kocher
Toronto
Holyoke ‘Club
Luby
Pat Connelly
Rube Vickers
Baltimore
Jersey City
Chalky Clunn
Jimmy Hall
Milch Mike Doherty
Dang
McCann
Dixie Walker
Crandall
Giants
Lauderus
Phillies
Bergen
Barger
Richie
Big Peece
Red Lynch
California
Jack Hoey
O’neilville
Lavigne
New Haven
Kstop
Brocken
Leverenz
Lakoff
Hartford Sigs
Koff
McGraw
Pirates
Murray
Snodgrass
Leifield
Raymond and
McElveen
Montgomery
Daley
Bliss
Mechanics
Brown University
Joe Jackson
Washington Grounds
Senators
Slugger Almeida
Dan O'Neil
Late Boxing News
Joe Jeannette
Oklahoma
White Hope
Jack Johnsing
Big Fred Tony
Mississippi
Piper
Antonio
Christy
E. Black
Casak
Western Reserves
Seeley
Soundviews
Lenox
Blue Stars
Young Tigers
M’partlin
Carl G. Pace
Frank McPartlin
Waterbury Baseball Club
McPartlin
Connecticut
Fairfield County News
Wilbur F. Smith
Darien
Frank Burden
United States Geological Survey
Appalachian System
Sam Harris
Detroit
Philadelphia
Hartford
John Stuart Mieed
Herst
Nion
Lfe
Parmales Prenetice
Harper's Magazine
Jane
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Louis
Ida Ae Ee
York
Pittsburgh
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Peewee
Ais Ston
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Bao RT
Springfield
Als Waterbury
Ane
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Buffalo
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Rochester
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