Col Roosevelt's Friends Say He'll Rest Until August
United Press dispatch reports in New York that Colonel Roosevelt will avoid public political utterances this season. He plans to stay at Oyster Bay until August, conduct secret meetings with select friends, and stay out of Governor Hughes' campaign and the Senate race to succeed Depew. He will likely abstain from aiming for the Republican nomination and return to politics only late next fall.
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United Press
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Hughes
Khartoum
Ali
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
Polo Men Meet in New Haven for Winter League
New Haven prepares to become a polo hub next winter with Canavan building a new rink and palace on Port Sea street. Hartford New Britain Waterbury and Bridgeport polo interests gather at the Hotel Garde led by Canavan Hanna Hayes Dickey Pierce Cunningham to plan a fast eastern league and star players. The Russell Lumber lot project advances with four walls up and crews rushing to finish a premier sporting and social facility.
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New Haven
James E. Canavan
Port Sea Street
Garde
Canavan
Bill” Hanna
New Britain
Hayes
Kr. Canavan
Russell Lumber Company
Coyne
New England
Murfey Cleared to Pitch Yale Harvard Series
Yale baseball officials announce pitcher Spencer Murfey, senior class president at Sheffield, is eligible to pitch in the final two Harvard series games after a suspension for the year ends at Commencement on June 22. He can start June 24 at Cambridge and again later if a third game is scheduled.
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Spencer Murfey
Harvard
Sheffield Scientific School
Murrey
Cambridge
Chittenden
Murfey
Elis
Tommers
New Ven Tuesaday
Yale and Princeton Face Final College Baseball Title
Yale and Princeton will decide the college baseball championship Thursday at American League Park in New York after reaching an agreement with the Greater New York Baseball Club. In game one at New Haven Yale won 4 to 2, tallies in the first and seventh innings aiding the upset. The Princeton victory in the Princeton game came in the first inning, five more runs by Princeton cementing a 1 to 0 triumph.
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Yale
Princeton
New York
Davis
Greater
New York Baseball Club
New Haven
Tigers
Old Eli
Connecticut League Schedule For Week
Schedule lists weekly games across Hartford Waterbury New Haven New Britain Holyoke Springfield Northamton and Bridgeport with matchups each day Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat. Minor note mentions Foley's Kidney Remedy claimed to aid bed wetting and after illnesses by FF B Brill and Curtis Pharmacy Phan.
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Foley
FF. B. Brill and
Curtis Pharmacy
Phan
Johnson and Jeffries Prepare for July 4 Battle
San Francisco report: Jack Johnson and James J. Jeffries are training to peak for the July 4 bout. Jeffries will box daily with Corbett Armstrong and Choynski to sharpen eye and timing. Johnson trains harder, punishes partners, and will not risk auto travel before the fight. About 5,000 spectators will attend without contributing to the event, as roof venues around Market Street provide reserved seats.
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United Press
San Francisco
Jack Johnson
James J. Jeffries
Rowardennan
Jeffries
Jeff
Corbett
Armstrong
Choynski
Johnson
Jeffs
Tex Rickard
Rickard
Gleason
Stn
Market Streets
Fordham and Harvard Battle Today at Golders Field
Boston, June 13. Harvard faces Fordham this afternoon at 3 30 after a Saturday postponement. McLaughlin to pitch for the home team. Last year Harvard defeated Fordham with Mahoney pitching. Lineups feature Tyard Rogers McLaughlin Hicks Pommer Lanigan Chase Marshall Reives Babson for Fordham McCarthy McCarthy Mahoney Scanlon Scheisse O Reilly Sharkey McCafferrey Gargan.
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Harvard
Fordham
Goldiers Field
McLaughlin
Mahoney
Tyard—Rogers
Hicks
Pommer
Lanigan
Chase
Marshall
Reives
Babson
Connecticut and League Baseball Weekend Wrap
Rain halted all Saturday and Sunday games in the Connecticut League. National League no Sunday games. Saturday results: Philadelphia 5 Pittsburg 0. New York 4 Detroit 3. Philadelphia 6 St Louis 2. Washington 3 Chicago 0. Cleveland Boston game postponed. Sunday results: Detroit 3 New York 3. St Louis 6 Philadelphia 1. Washington 2 Chicago 0. Standings include Hartford vs Waterbury and New Haven vs New Britain among others with several interleague matchups.
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Chicago
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Waterbury
New Haven
New Britain
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Holyoke
Bridgeport
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Locomobile Co
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Warner Co
Birdsey-Somers
Yost
Bullards
Auto. Mach. Co. AT
Ashcrofts
B.C. Birdsey-Somers
A. T
Ashcroft
Bullard Ease
Barrett Beats Seamon in Fast 3 Mile Roller Race
In a three mile roller skating race at Hillside Park Newark Dick Barrett defeated Howard Seamon the Jersey City champion. Barrett previously beat Seamon at Olympic Park Newark. Seamon has a belated boast for another race.
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Hillside Park
Newark
N. J
Dick Barrett
Howard Seamon
Jersey City
Barrett
Olympic Park
Seaman
Barratt
Distance Record Set in Newark Race
A three mile event in Newark produced a remarkably fast time of 9 minutes 745 seconds, marking a notably rapid performance for the distance.
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Newark
Farrell Denies Canard On Highlanders Management
New York American League president Frank Farrell rejects a Detroit report claiming Hal Chase is the Highlanders’ real manager, stating that George Stallings remains manager and Chase the captain. He says the two work in harmony, with Stallings on the bench and Chase supervising on the field.
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Frank Farrell
New York American League
Detroit
Hal Chase
George Stallings
Highlanders
Farrell
Stallings
Chase
Mechanics win two thirds of games they play
The Mechanics won two thirds of their games last week, beating Holyoke and New Britain and losing to Northampton. Three games were postponed. Their league lead shrank from 54 to 45 points as batters clicked for only 16 hits in three games. Jimmy Hall and Snatcher Eley were the bright spots, with Hall up seven and Eley nine points. Ladd dropped from .327 to .309.
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Mechanics
Holyoke
New Britain
Northampton
Jimmy Hall
Eley
Hi" Ladd
Biff
Bobby Stowe
Brad Kocher
Cy Miller
Kustus
Freddie Gibbs
Industrial League frees Kennedy drops Lachance and Davidson
Chief Kennedy dispenses with umpires Lachance and Davy Davidson in Hartford. Lachance reportedly injured by a Kocher pitch last week, with fans noting the vaccination of the umpire. Davidson, formerly of Evansville, moved to Hartford this season and gained weight.
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Davy Davidson
Senators
Hartford
Evansville
Hack Schuman
Lynch Aims to Curb Field Language in Baseball
New York June 13 President T J Lynch of the National League vows a strong campaign against players who use foul language on the field. He says suspensions this year target discipline, not arguing with umpires, and he will enforce penalties to curb abuse toward officials. He cites umpires Johnstone and Moran at the Polo Grounds who taunted reporters, fining Johnstone $25 and Moran $15 for the breach.
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New York
T. J. Lynch
National League
Lynch
Polo Grounds
Johnstone
Moran
Holyoke Fans Preview as Larks Face Nine Games This Week
Holyoke prepares for a busy week with nine games for the Larks including two doubleheaders against Bridgeport, here and in Northampton. Wyatt, an infielder from Jersey City, earns a tryout at third. Nallin also set to play. Downey lifts his average to .300 after a hot seven days. Dan O’Neil plans more roster changes involving Tom Stankard. Temple joins Meadow Larks to bolster pitching, while Kelley and Ruell navigate Notre Dame connections and potential majors. The circuit sees Washington shutouts, Giants, Pirates, and Cubs mix with ongoing league chatter about player moves and suspensions.
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Larks
Northampton
McCann
Wyatt
Jersey City
Nallin
Weather Indications for New Haven June 13 Forecast
New Haven forecast notes partly cloudy weather tonight and Tuesday. The storm that persisted since Saturday has moved eastward and passed the St. Lawrence valley. Conditions for this vicinity are partly cloudy and unsettled. CENT A WORD WANT ADS.
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United Press
New Haven
St. Lawrence Valley
Legal battle over Burnham will names Miller as legal child
Mrs. Minnie Miller of Milford, adopted son Roland F. Burnham, seeks estate over $12,000 with Judge Burpee upholding her status as the legal child. Other claimants include Edwin C. Hale and three nieces, while demurrers were overruled. The decision hinges on whether adoption makes Miller the lawful heir under the will.
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Minnie Miller
Milford
Burpee
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Mary M. Burnham
South Windsor
Roland F. Burnham
Roland
Mr. Burnham
Miller
Edwin C. Hale
East Hartford
Effie A. Mix
Bridgeport
Edith A. Northrop
Lynn
Mass
Emma A. Reeves
New Haven
Switchman Breaks Collar Bone
J. O. Minor a one armed switch man living at 2 Beardsley Road hen Sunday morning broke his collar bone. The injury was repaired at Emergency hospital. B. H. Dillon Co., 1105 Main street, display hats in new shapes at prices 1-3 less than elsewhere. Trip to Europe Not So Expensive. S. Loewith Co. agents 16 Bank St offer many Europe trips with extras. They sell more tickets this year and provide berths or staterooms and information on tours worldwide.
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Beardsley Road
Hen
B. H. Dillon & Co
Main Street
Europe
S. Loewith & Co
Bank St
Plea for Sea Going Launch for Harbormaster
An open letter urging city action to equip the harbormaster with a sea going launch. The writer cites delays and private reliance during rescues, calls for a capable boat to protect life and property in the harbor, and suggests hiring a boat until funds allow a proper vessel. Anas 4 GEO. H. WOOD, 505 Park Ave.
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Bir
Pequonnock Yacht Club
Seaside Park
Anes
Geo
H. Wood
Park Ave
Obituary James Bryan dies at 32 Ann Street home
James Bryan a respected young man died early this morning at his mother's home at 32 Ann Street. He was 33 and had been ill for some time. A former head accountant for the Connecticut Co he left when offices moved to New Haven. He is survived by his mother widow of Edward Bryan a brother William E and sister Miss Mary. He served as secretary treasurer of the Bridgeport club and was a member of St Mary s parish where he was born and raised.
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James Bryan
Maria
Edward Bryan
Ann Street
The
Connecticut Co
New Haven
Bryan
William E
Miss Mary
Bridgeport Club
St. Mary’s Parish
Wall Street Opening Read Indicates Heavy Tone
New York June 13 opening shows few gains in early trades as the market remains generally heavy. Recessions prevail among active stocks with 11 a.m. noting improvement early in the hour, then stocks rise sharply while government bonds stay unchanged and other bonds remain dull.
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United Press
New York
Altthough
Large Yacht Wrecked in Massachusetts Bay
Boston reports a large unnamed yacht, 80 to 100 feet, feared wrecked in the recent gale near Massachusetts Bay. The Bucknell Line Caroma sighted the submerged hull with no identifying marks, suggesting loss of life though no yacht overdue was reported. Frank Brower won the one mile roller skate race at Brighton Beach Park, New York in 3 12 3 6 against Burke, McDonald, and Doxey.
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United Press
Boston
Bucknell Line
Caroma
Calcutta
Colombo
Massachusetts Bay
Frank Brower
New England
Brighton Beach Park
New York
Harry Burke
Harry McDonield
William Doxey
Son for Mr Holmes Head of Bridgeport Trade School
Mr and Mrs Jeremiah Holmes celebrate the birth of a son on Saturday. Mr Holmes serves as head of the Bridgeport Trade School.
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MR. Holmes
Jeremiah Holmes
Bridgeport Trade School
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