Kling Sore and Quits Boston Club
John Kling, a former Cub stalwart of eleven years, refused the Boston uniform and headed toward Kansas City after a salary dispute. He met with president Russell, learning his Cubs pay would not carry to Boston, with rumors of a $3,000 drop. Boston officials lodged a protest, claiming the trade was a bad deal for the club.
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National League
Stop Rowdyism Declares Lynch
President Tom Lynch of the National League tours the West to inspect umpires and staff. He denounces foul talk and rowdyism on the field, vows to back umpires, and says pepper in contests pleases fans but rowdy behavior will be punished.
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National League
Tom Lynch
Lynch
West
St. Louis
Polo Match Between British and American Players Set
Sport Notes of Interest reports a mixed British army and American polo team game this afternoon on Meadowbrook field for Stanley Mortimer cups, with rain possible and a postponement chance to tomorrow if weather worsens. Also noted is a record entry expected for the United States Golf Association championship at Chicago Golf clubs on August 23 and 24 with entries closing tomorrow.
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New York
Meadowbrook
Stanley Mortimer
Chicago Golf Clubs
Nugget in the Show Case Aims to Cash Drawer
A unclear item phrase references a nugget in the show case and a cash drawer. The readable text is fragmentary and provides no concrete names dates or places to identify a full event.
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Mey
Connecticut Sunday and Saturday Baseball Scores
Weekend results show Holyoke 5 Waterbury 2 in Waterbury. New Britain 6 Water 1. New Haven 3 Northampton 2. Hartford 4 Water 2. New Britain 3 Bridgeport 2. Northampton 4 efield 5. Notable games include Lowell 4 Worcester 9 and Fall River 8 New Bedford 2.
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Waterbury
New Britain
New Haven
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Efield
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Hole
Springfield
Lowell
Worester
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EvRYBODY Thinks That Satisfaction Soal Tee Ott Is Ciry
The fragment presents no clear names places dates or events. It reads as a garbled phrase likely about satisfaction, with no identifiable persons organizations or locations to anchor a factual summary.
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Evrybody
Tripple Ruell Delivers as Bridgeport Beats Holyoke
In a Steeplechase clash, Foot Ruell belts a key triple and Dixie Walker shines on the mound as Bridgeport defeats Holyoke 5 to 2. Buell adds a pivotal triple and Skipper Eley makes several fine plays while Earthman commits the only error for Bridgeport.
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Foot Ruell
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Buell
Jheaver
Passa
Trotter
Milch Mike Doherty
Bridgeport
Bob Stowe
Bob
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Eley
Duggan
Earthman
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Hi Ladd
Bannon
Crooks
Ladd
Ruell
Meegan
Russell
Stowe
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Papermakers
Brennan
Kite
Bridgopport
London Horse Show Opens With 5500 Entries
The Olympia international horse show opens in London with more than 5,500 entries and prize money of 150000 dollars. Earl of Lonsdale officiates as the King and Queen are expected to attend midweek. Military jumping features include ten Englishmen, twenty Russians, fourteen Germans, ten French, eight Belgians and six each from the United States Sweden Italy and Austria. The event spans two weeks.
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United Press
London
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Earl of Lonsdale
United States
Sweden
Italy
Austria
Smoke Johnson Reaches England
Plymouth England June 12 The Kron Prinz Wilhelm with Jack Johnson aboard arrived here and proceeded to London with his wife. It is expected Hugh McIntosh will sign the negro for a fight on this side.
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United Press
Plymouth
Eng
Kron Prinz Wilhelm
Jack Johnson
Johnson
London
Hugh McIntosh
National baseball scores report from early season
Scores from multiple games show Cincinnati blanking New York 5 0 and Chicago routing Boston 20 2. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 6 5 and New York visiting Cincinnati plus Brooklyn at Pittsburgh were listed with other matchups including Philadelphia at St Louis and Boston at Chicago.
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Steeplchase and pitching bits boost Bridgeport squad
Steeplechase is a lucky field for Bridgeport and Dixie Walker strengthens the pitching staff by winning both of his starts. The report notes quick drives, umpire substitutions, and a mix of player performances from Jim Hall to Harvey Russell.
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Wagner
Bridgeport
Baseball Sermon Praises Game as Moral School
Rev Edward Young of Bedford Presbyterian Brooklyn extolled baseball as a nation shaping force teaching self discipline team work and honor. He spoke to about 200 YMCA players and others noting how the sport mirrors life and encourages honest conduct on and off the field.
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Edward Young
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Nostrand Avenue
Dean Street
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St. Paul
Y. M. C. A. League
United States
House of Representatives
Washington
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Princeton
Sports matchups listed for major league teams
A schedule card shows games featuring St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at New York, Detroit at Boston, and Chicago at Washington.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Washington
P.C. Detroit
North Ends edge Eagles in protest left unresolved
In Hair's Lot yesterday the North Ends won 6 to 5 over the Eagles after a protest over a fifth inning umpire decision. North Ends scored the decisive run in the ninth as Moran Gustropski and Slattery homered with Klawberg adding two triples. Yosts beat Black Rocks 6 to 3 at Yost Field thanks to a remarkable catch by Dome Wilson. The Joes shut out Sokols 15 to 0 at St. Joseph Oval led by Bill Kelley. Yale and Princeton remain tied after a 6 to 3 Yale win with a rematch set for June 14 at Washington Park in Brooklyn.
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United Press
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St. Josephs
Hair’s Lot
Miss Bishop Wins Cohasset Boat Race at Bridgeport Yacht Club
Miss Marguerite Bishop aboard the Tortoise captured the Cohasset boat race at Bridgeport Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon. She led from the start and held the lead throughout the contest with the Tortoise finishing ahead of Nerold Barrington Matkah Jennings Bunny Bedford Pippin McNeil and prey La in the final order.
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Bridgeport Yacht Club
Miss Bishop
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Barrington
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Jennings
Bunny
Bedford
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McNeil
Prey la
Kauff Leads Mechanics Batting Averages Amid Slumping Week
Benny Kauff tops the Mechanics list with a .342 average as Lou Litschi and Hi Ladd post improved marks. Bridgeport's six regulars exceed .250, reflecting a solid team hitting line in yesterday’s game though figures may vary in other papers.
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Benny
Lou Litschi
Hi Ladd
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Thousands Sign Petition for Sunday Baseball at Steeplechase
A petition in favor of Sunday baseball circulated among 3 000 signers at Steeplechase yesterday. More than 4 000 attended the game and most spectators supported allowing Sunday baseball. the event was orderly throughout.
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Harvey Russell
George Bannon
Russell
Bannon
Tracy Drops All Charges Against New Haven Tho
President Tracy declares all charges dropped against New Haven players Waters Connell and Foster and against umpire Bricelin. He plans a state league meeting to address umpire baiting and announces O'Brien will replace Bricelin with Lanigan Langdon Nailin and O'Brien forming the umpire staff for the season.
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Nugget Slips In Free-Throw Run To Stun Opponent
A tense matchup sees Nugget breakout with a late free throw spree. The rally caps a surprising comeback as Nugget seals the win for their team.
Joe Jeanette to Box Porky Flynn this Friday night
United Press reports Joe Jeanette, who has trained Carl Morris, will box 10 rounds with Porky Flynn in New York Friday night. Flynn, who recently lost to Bombardier Wells, faces Jeanette in a heavyweight bout. Moran’s manager Charles Harvey says Owen Moran would offer Knockout Brown first chance if Moran defeats Wolgast on July 4 in San Francisco. A Nugget will hold five eightinutes.
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New York
Joe Jeannette
Carl Morris
Porky Flynn
Boston
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Bombardier Wells
Charles J. Harvey
Owen Moran
Ad Wolgast
San Francisco
Moran
Brown
New York Press
New London Beats West Ends In High-Scoring Ballgame
New London hitters slugged 17 hits at West End Park to win 13 7 over the host West Ends. Hav enfeltz and Volk allowed eight walks and mixed in three batters. Boldt took the loss after giving up 10 hits and eight free passes as New London swept the series with a 4 3 win on Saturday.
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New Britain
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Brown
Bridgeport
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Havenfeltz
Volk
West Ends
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Boldt
Boldt and Foye
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Kerr
Harvard Yale at New London in early summer crew update
Yale crews train at New London and Red Top Conn with Ken nedy noting a rest day and no forenoon row due to cool weather. The Eli oarsmen show encouraging health after one week, boats unchanged. Crimson crews arrive at Red Top for training with Wray and staff, first Thames practice planned. In St Louis a streetcar crew aids Professor S C Corey after a collision and apology.
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Gales Ferry
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Kennedy
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Wray
Thames
Stung Again Manager Tenney Loses Kling and Graham
Boston manager Fred Tenney announced he received a letter from catcher Johnny Kling declaring himself out of the game. Kling said he was taking a vacation and not retiring permanently while the Cubs hold onto the players they acquired from Boston.
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Fred Tenney
Boston Nationals
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Graham
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Boston
Kling
Kansas City
New Wesleyan Track Team Captain Chosen
Middletown June 12 James J Wen dell 13 of Newark N J has been elected Wesleyan track team captain for next year Also elected were R J Laggren 1a and A F Haas 12 both of Elizabeth N J as assistant baseball manager and cheerleader respectively The Zoo article follows with animal habits at Regent's Park Zoo and a separate note on patterns in offices.
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Middletown
James J. Wendell
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N. J
Wesleyan
R. J. Laggren
A. F. Haas
Elizabeth
Beautiful Lake Colors Impress Viewers in Switzerland
A vivid blue hue surrounds the Blue Lake in Switzerland, encircled by snowcapped mountains and lush forests. Its clear waters reveal a dropped coin at a depth claimed to be over a hundred feet, while commentary notes its striking natural beauty.
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