Donovan Hammered by Detroit Club in Exhibition
Detroit fans cheered Wild Bill Donovan as he pitched seven innings for the Yankees facing his old Tigers teammates at Nav Field. The Tigers surged in the third inning scoring four runs, turning a 2–0 deficit into a 4–2 lead as Donovan, once a Tiger, endured a tough day before a crowd of about 16,000. The contest framed Donovan’s return to New York with praise for past Tiger glory lingering.
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Braves Show Value Of Castoffs In Pennant Drive
Braves build a pennant winning lineup around castoff players once deemed not big league material. Connolly Moran Gowdy Rudolph and others were overlooked by top clubs but Stallings pieced them into a World Series champions lineup. The success argues that smart judgment and luck can turn castoffs into a pennant winning team.
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Lypord Brothers B Try Spring Custom Suits Buy
Jersey City plays Newark and Providence meets Richmond while Toronto visits Rochester and Montreal travels to Buffalo in today’s International League games. Lypord Brothers promote spring custom suits across East Side and West End locations.
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Newly Opened Excellent Cuisine and Cabaret at Elm Street
Fans own column notes the opening of an upscale venue at 38.424 Elm Street featuring cuisine and cabaret. Adds business entries for Boston Shoe Store at Main Street 1288 and Fall's Theatre Building with extensive local storefronts. services include licensed chiropaint and warmer offerings, with shoe shops and barber options nearby.
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Federal and National Leagues Results and City News
Yesterday’s baseball results from Newark and Chicago show Buffalo and Newark games in two contests. Other matchups include Pittsburgh Kansas City St Louis and New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis. Four people arraigned in Elizabeth New Jersey with Andrew Mestler fined for census questions. Coney Island hotels and cabarets now must close by 1 am and midnight. Funeral designs and Baltimore in Brooklyn St Louis in Kansas City.
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Harvard and Yale oarsmen on the Thames
Forty nine oarsmen housed at Gales Ferry training camp after traveling from New Haven. Varsity eights prepared for stern work twice daily for two weeks under Coach Nickalls. Harvard freshmen and varsity crews at Red Top as Cambridge attendants tidy the quarters.
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Cubs Pound Tesreau and Beat Giants in Sunday Showdown
Chicago baseball marked by an 8 to 6 Cubs victory over the Giants at West Side Park. Tesreau struggled, while Hippo Vaughn yielded nine hits as the Cubs rallied in the second and third frames. Roger Bresnahan started Tesreau’s exit with a second inning homer, and Ferdie Schupp finished the seventh.
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Fordham Player Signed by Giants
New York reports Fordham third baseman Frank Carroll signed to play with the New York Giants. Carroll, 21, led Fordham in base running and topped the batting list with .388. McGraw outbid Donovan and Mack for his services after completing his college season against Holy Cross. Other Fordham players have been approached but none yet signed.
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Kellogg Leads Housatonic Club Shoot At Stratford
The first prize shoot of the Housatonic Rod and Gun Club at Stratford drew 22 shooters into a stiff wind lowering scores. Stanley Kellogg topped the day with 40 breaks in 50 targets while Decker Cutter and R. Lewis tied for second with 39. Prizes were awarded to Kellogg Decker Halpin Pritham Hurlburt Way Tesch Lockhart and Rundle among others. Future shoots are planned biweekly with hopes members will join and compete for day prizes.
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Will Giants Start Spur t For Pennant
Giants struggle to spark a pennant run as pitchers falter beside improving hitters. Perritt gains two straight wins after blanking St Louis, boosting McGraw’s hope for a turnaround. Braves, Cubs, and Dodgers lead while Detroit backs Detroit looks strong in the American race with Cobb and strong pitching. White Sox pace questioned as Sox vie for speed. Mathewson shoulder pain may delay return to form for the New York Nats.
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Prizes Planned for Club Members and Daily Open Prizes
The Norwalk Gun Club reported season prizes for members to be shot on six days with scores from regular programs. A forthcoming booklet will detail season prizes, shooting dates for summer and Tournament days, and club officers. The next Stratford prize shoot is set for June 19 at 2 p.m. with open entry for all shooters.
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Singers Defeat Rosebuds In Snappy Showdown
In a fast game the Singers defeated the Rosebuds by 2 to 1 before a large Wheeler's lot crowd. Mohier, Workheimmer, Carten and Christy led the winners with strong hits while Balky and Mydock collected five of the Rosebuds eight hits. Stegner pitched well for the Singers and Bostnick was replaced by Lipso in the seventh for the Rosebuds.
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Brookfeds Release Two Players to Springfield Club
New York reporters note that on June 7 Lee Magee cut further Brookfeds roster moves by releasing Joe Fin. The Brookfeds shift aims to replenish Springfield Club with new signees as the season approaches.
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Brookfeds Near Deals For Neran Finneran Gagnier
The Brookfeds consider recalling pitcher Finneran and shortstop Eddie Gagnier to bolster Springfield in the Colonial league. Neran is a strong right-hander known from Seton Hall, while Gagnier, once with the Superbas in 1914, has recovered from a head injury. Bill Chappelle’s continued strong pitching could bring him back to the Brookfeds.
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Coombs' Comeback Amazes Baseball Fans
The article lauds Coombs as a remarkable comeback from a two year bed rest. Doctors doubted recovery with only one in a million chance. He has reinvented his pitching, shifting from speed to a dominant curve ball, surprising managers and fans though concerns remain about arm strain.
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Alimony Reduced for Former Baseball Star Hal Chase
New York June 7 former New York American League first baseman Hal Chase will pay $600 a year alimony to his former wife Mrs Nella H Chase. Supreme Court Justice Donnelly signed the order reducing alimony from $1 300 annually and custody of their son Harold remains with Mrs Chase with weekly visitation for Chase. The reduction follows a settlement stating the change was made for good and valid consideration amid divorce proceedings started three years ago with Alvin Untermyer as referee.
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Rem-Yosts Rally To Beat New York Stars 3 2
The Remington-Yosts defeated the New York Stars 3 to 2 at Yost field after a strong ninth inning rally. Pat Hurley plated the winning run with three on, Kerr stole home in the eighth after being tagged out on a hidden ball trick ruled against by umpire Downey. O'Neil pitched well for the Stars while Curry starred for the Yosts.
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Newfields Rally Tops Highwoods in Bridgeport Win
Newfields came from behind to beat Highwoods 7 to 5 in Bridgeport. T a bartine rally in the eighth and ninth innings sparked the comeback as Duntwich and Marty Donahue batted well. Hoffman suffered an injury amid ragged fielding while Slim Stratton excelled on the mound.
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