Stoddard Named to U S Polo Team After Waterbury Injury
The piece notes Stoddard of New Haven being favored as Monty Waterbury's replacement on the U S polo team. It mentions both English and American players resting, Harry Pane Whitney yachting, and that Stoddard is viewed as a strong substitute in prime condition following Waterbury’s broken finger.
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Golme
Harry Pane Whitney
Monty
FE. Stoddard
New Haven
Monty" Waterbury
Tureday
American League Games Today Outline
Detroit plays in New York, St Louis visits Boston, Cleveland travels to Philadelphia, Chicago faces Washington. The slate features four matchups with league rivals and potential division implications.
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Detroit
New York
St Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
National League Results From Yesterday
New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 while Chicago beat Brooklyn 11 to 2 and Boston won 5 to 3 over St. Louis. Cincinnati and Philadelphia tied 3 to 3 with New York playing in Pittsburgh and Brooklyn in Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Summary of Sisterday's results across cities
Providence 13 Jersey City 5 Baltimore 10 Newark 1 Rochester 14 Buffalo 3 Montreal 6 Toronto 3 Montreal 2 Toronto 5. Matches listed pairings show Baltimore in Jersey City Providence in Newark Toronto in Montreal Rochester in Buffalo.
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Providence
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Rochester
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Wen
Newark A Eeee
SS Seseeees
Asdeee
Aes
Jersey City Wart
Detroit
Bridgeport
Hartford
Boston
Reese
Waterbury
Towle
Washington
New London
Scents
Cabewea
New York
New Haven
International
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Snes
Toponto
Cbicreo
Steen Eneenees
Tetepeewe Neers
Dersey City
Eeneeeenee
Eastern Association New Havenary Batteries Parker Hopper and Nagle
Fragmented sports schedule summary notes batteries and matchups across cities including Springfield Pittsfield Holyoke Bridgeport Waterbury New Haven Hartford and New London with several unclear team pairings and a sales line for a store event at Byford Broce mentioning June 10 and vague product lines.
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Parker Hopper
Nagle
Springfield
New Lendon
More
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Waller
Ulrich
Pittsfield
Holyoke
Maroney
Barrenkamp
Bridges
Hancock
Ahearn
Bridgeport
Waterbury
New Haven
Hartford
New London
Waterbury Triumphs in Extra Innings Amid Errors
Waterbury edged Bridgeport 7 to 6 in 10 innings at Reidville as Baker and Hauger sparked the decisive rally. Bowman's misplay and late throws allowed Baker to advance and score, with Brady delivering the decisive single to center to end the marathon contest.
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Robertailie
Waterbury
Hauger
Baker
Hauser
Snyder
Bouktes
Bowman
McGamwell
Brady
E. Nash
Hickey
Edmondson
Hoey
Warner
Pees Ee Brady
Boardman
Lower
McLean
Sen
Williams
Bridgeport
Phillips
Major Leagues Preview Touts Sluggers and Star Pitchers
The Athletics face a tough slate with Bender in top form and Schang replacing Lapp behind the plate. Ty Cobb is reportedly slowing slightly as fans eye his chase of O Neill's .492 mark. Baumgardner or Walsh are highlighted as standout pitchers, with Davis hailed as a wealthy but devoted player.
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Bender
Mackmen
Haid
Schang
Lapp
Thomas
Comfort Truss Co promotes new patent truss
A newly patented truss with no understraps or hip pressure, designed for comfort and can be worn in the bath. The Comfort Truss Co offers a 320 day trial and lists Office 208 Warner Building Bridgeport Ct with hours 10 to 12 Sunday and 10 to 2 weekdays.
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Comfort Truss Co
Warner Bldg
Bridgeport
Scotty Ingerton injures ankle in Louisville game
Scotty Ingerton, former Boston Nationals third baseman and son of a former New York state senator, broke a bone in his right ankle while playing for Louisville against Toledo. Substituting at first base for Weinberg, he sprained a front bone in soft earth and was taken to Toledo hospital, sidelined at least three weeks. Franklin Baker guards his bats, collecting three large guitars like prized jewelry after a home run, and Mack team rules forbid using Baker’s bats.
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Bridgeport
Reidville
Brady
Nash
Park City
Howie Baker
Bowman
Snyder
Stowe
McGamnwell
Phillips
Stow
Boukes
Russell
Silver
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Warner
Baker
Boardman
Robertaille
Russell Jannel Silser
McLean
Lower
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Hickey
Sporting Writers
New York
Jersey City
George Davis
Williams College
Bermuda
Buffalo
Scotty” Ingerton
Louisville
Toledo
Scotty
Weinberg
Hisepikes
Franklin Baker
Orr
Mack Team
Dream Winner Of Race From Philadelphia To Bermuda
The Dream owned by Charles L. Lagen of the Yachttmen's Club won the motorboat race from Philadelphia to Bermuda. Barbara II was second and Tocsam third. Dream finished at 5 minutes to 6, with a total time of 16 hours 44 minutes 36 seconds. Tocsarm arrived at 4:30 this morning. A Boston dynamite conspiracy trial juror bribery case saw its court of inquiry abandoned by Judge Crosby.
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Bermuda
Dream
Charles L. Lagen
Yachtemen’s Club
Philadelphia
Tocsarm
Boston
Crosby
Umpire Kennedy Named to Replace Cross in Virginia League
Umpire Jack Kennedy of the Virginia League is appointed to replace Monte Cross after his resignation. Kennedy will report tomorrow and take over on Saturday, with remarks that weather in the South suits him less than ideal but previous experience in Cotton States and Central associations noted. Meanwhile, Tom Downey seeks new team opportunities as waivers on him circulate.
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Baumgardner
St. Louis Browns
Virginia
Hd Walsh
Walsh
National League
Jack Kennedy
Virginia League
Monte Cross
Wagner
M Cross
Eastern Association
O'Rourke
Baltimore
Kennedy
Bedford
Tomor
Tommy Downey
Yale Varsity Eight Scrambles After Coach Absence
Gales Ferry Conn June 12 With MacLagan from Oxford and Leander as coach at the rudder the Yale varsity eight went out for an evening row. Harcourt Gold's absence as Oxford coach caused a speed drop while Gold tried via megaphone to regain form. George Gore bow man underwent surgery for splinters in his left hand yet rowed with his hand heavily bandaged and expects full healing before regatta day.
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Gales Ferry
Conn
MacLagan
Oxford
Leander
Catswain
Yale
Harcourt Gold
MacLargan
Gold
George Gore
Varsity
Holy Cross Defeats Harvard in 7–2 Baseball Fight
Cambridge, Mass. June 12 Holy Cross won 7 to 2 over Harvard in a nine inning game. Holy Cross relied on strong defense and timely hitting while pitcher Murphy and fielding by Cawley O Dwyer kept Harvard at bay. Frye pitched six innings for Harvard with Felton catching for Holy Cross batteries Murray Murphy Frye Felton Young.
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Mass
Harvard
Bob Murray
Holy Cross
Purple
Murphy
Hassocks
Cawley
O’dwyer
Frye
Sam Felton
BR. H. B. Holy Cross
R. Murray and Murphy
Frye, Feiton and Young
Frankie Burns to Fight Coulon in Kenosha Bout
Frankie Burns meets Johnny Coulon for the fourth time in Kenosha Wisconsin tomorrow night Coulon earns 7000 for ten rounds and must fight not fake as he did last year Burns arrives from New York weighing 116 pounds at ringside Promoters expect a full arena and promise fast boxing action from the bantams
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Banty Lewis
New Haven
Johnny Coulon
Coulon
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Coulon-Burns
Champ Athlete Thomson Named Ministerial Scholar
New York June 12 Fred C Thomson all around champion and famed amateur athlete studies for the ministry at Princeton Theological Seminary. He is praised as a real American product and credited with surpassing Jim Thorpe’s all around record by 23 percent, though his broad jump and shot put were weaker.
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Fred C. Thomson
Princeton Theological Seminary
Thomson
Thompson
Uncle Sam
Jim Thorpe
John Bredemus
F. C. Thomas
Tigers' Lair and Early All Around Champions
Bredemus won the 1908 title with Thomson earning the crown in 1911. As a student at Occidental College in Los Angeles in 1910 Thomson competed in the national all arounds, taking first place. Secretary James E. Sullivan of the AAU called Thomson one of the best all around athletes. He reportedly did not pursue the Olympic team due to important exams.
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Lair
Bredemus
Thomas
Occidental Cell
Los Angeles
Thomson
James E. Sullivan
Thhe A. A.U
President Wilson joins Washington Country Club
Washington, June 12 The President is now a member of the Washington Country Club across the Potomac in Virginia. He has already played several rounds on the club course and is said to have a particular fondness for the links.
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Washington
Wilson
Washington Country Club
Potomac River
Virginia
Otto Knabe to Celebrate His Twenty-Ninth Birthday
Sportography notes Otto Knabe of the Philadelphia Nationals celebrates his twenty-ninth birthday. The Carrick, Pennsylvania native debuted in the Western League, rose through Toledo and Pittsburgh, and has spent seven seasons with the Quakers. Known for second-base play and power, he’s batting averages from .218 to .282, with growing doubles. The piece also marks other aging baseball greats and their advancing years.
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Philadelphia Nationals
Otto
Mr. Knabe
Red” Dooin
Carrick
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Pittsworgh Pirates
Toledo Mudhens
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Camnitz
Quakers
Knabe
Gardiner Diphtheria Halts Boston Bout Plan
1912 report notes Jimmy Gardiner struck by diphtheria in dressing room an hour before a scheduled match with Eddie McGoorty in Boston though he had announced a comeback. Gardiner, Irish by birth, had a ten year career defeating boxers like Kid Griffo Memsic Rafe Turner and others and beating Harry Lewis Joe Walcott Jimmy Clabby Bill McKinnon Terry Martin and Frank Klaus. Also: Johnny Conlon KO'd Frankie Hayes in four rounds at New Haven. Pacific Engine Co No 1 calls a special meeting tonight to review the June 24 trip to New Milford with a special train arranged for members departing at 9 30 a m and returning at 8 p m.
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Jimmy Gardiner
Eddie McGoorty
Boston
Gardiner
Ireland
Kid Griffo
Mike Memsic
Rafe Turner
Harry Lewis
Joe Walcott
Jimmy Clabby
Bill McKinnon
Terry Martin
Frank Klaus
Johnny Conlon
Frankie Hayes
New Haven
Pacific Engine Co. No. 1
New Milford
A Tongue Twisting Name and Odd Historic Vignettes
A fragment from a 19th century miscellany covers a tongue twisting place name in Webster linking borders of Rhode Island Connecticut and Massachusetts. It moves to notes on hats in 1440s Europe, a sunless three month village Middleham, Japanese mirrors and scarce glass, and a quip about a New York society woman remarking on art and a wigmaker's seamless join.
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Webster
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
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