Results of yesterdays baseball games across leagues
No games were played yesterday. Cincinnati beat New York 2 to 1 in the East. Chicago defeated Boston 9 to 7 and Philadelphia topped St. Louis 10 to 4. Standings show Detroit and New York leading the American League, with Philadelphia and Boston atop the National League listings. A full schedule for today includes Chicago at New York and several other league matchups across Cleveland Boston Brooklyn and more.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
P.C
P.C. Detroit
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Detroit
Washington
Chicago Americans defeat Orators despite rain shortened game
The Chicago Americans, largely with substitutes, edged the Orators 12 to 4 in five innings before 1,200 fans at Steeplechase. Deegan was hit during a decisive third inning as the visitors scored ten runs, while Hill starred with two home runs and three runs batted in.
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Deegan
Hill
Steinhauser
Amatuer baseball near Newfields and White Plains top classic Meadows clash
Amateur teams from Newfields and White Plains played a tight five inning game at the Meadows, with White Plains winning 1 0 on limited hits. Rain halted further play.
Union Typewriter Co Leads Industrial League After Saturday Play
In a busy Saturday slate, Union Typewriter Co retained top spot though notching a loss. Seaside Park saw Singer defeat Warners 5 4, while some teams won with ease including Nichols, Laubscher, Liggins, White, Murray and Brannigan. Next up June 19 features Bridgeport Brass Co Crane No 1 Warner Brothers U M C Crane No 2 and Union Typewriter Co versus Singer Mix Co.
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Union Typewriter Co
Singers
Warners
Seaside Park
Nichols
Laubscher
Liggins
White
U. CO
Donnelly
Ee Murray
Brannigan
Muldoon
Crane Phe
M. C
Thompson
Coffey
Gatfel
Mullins
Murphy
Crane No
Brass Co
Groettien
Ragan
Robinson
Franz
Bridgeport Brass Co
Warner Brothers
Crane
Singer
Mix. Co
Pans Union Typewriter Co
Warner Brothers Co
Crane Valve Co
A. & M. Co. Bpt. Brass Co
Wart remover advertised with wart removal claims
An ad promotes Cyrus Wart Remover sold at The Pharmacy on Fairfield Avenue and Cannon Street. It claims painless removal of warts in days and promises skin protection. Also advertised is CleanEasy hand polish and stove polish by Wm. R. Winn at Stratford Avenue. Sundial notes and lunar timings appear as filler.
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Cyrus
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon St
Wm. R. Winn
Stratford. Ave
Only One Orator in .300 Class Leads Connecticut Batting
Mason of New Britains stands as the top slugger in the Connecticut circuit with a .341 average in limited games. Waterman of New Britain and Nichols of Waterbury contest second place as George Bannon remains the .310 leader among Orators. New Britain dominates team batting while locals sit last with a .217 average. fielding marks show New Britain and Hartford near top, Springfield and Holyoke included in the standings.
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Mason
New Britains
Connecticut
Waterman
New Britain
Nichols
Waterbury
George Bannon
Rube Pollard
McCormack
Holyokeee Springfield
Iocals
Slive Baseball Tips and Weekend Results
The report covers Saturday results from Springfield to Hartford and Waterbury, noting Bridgeport Holyoke and Northampton Northampton scores, with Bridgeport in poor form but set to improve. It mentions Dan ONeiI betting last place, Tommy Downey rising in Cincinnati, and Jim ORourke's team seeking stability. Holyoke played two games with one win, and Bridgeport scheduled two games in New Haven.
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Springfield
New Britain
Northampton
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Holyoke
Hartford
New Haven
Jim
Dan O'Neil
Dan
Tommy Downey
Cincinnati
Christy Matthewson
Thomas
Jim O’rourke
Hartford Courant
Kid in Philadephia era returns as Jersey City manager
The Philadelphia Nationals appoint a former Phillies pitcher known as the Kid to manage Jersey City in the Eastern league. Frank Hill hit two homers yesterday against Chicago pitching while Welday and O'Brien shuffled into the lineup. Reiseirl, the bowlegged pitcher, is suspended, and New Britain manager Hanna makes moves to stay ahead of Hartford in the race.
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Ing
Philadelphia Nationals
Jersey City
Phillies
Frank Hill
Chicago
Frank
Newfield
Hanna
New Britain
Hardy
Providence
Hartford
Papermakers Tie Opening, Then Beat Orators in Nightcap
Holyoke defeated the Orators 6-3 in the first game at Newfield Park with strong pitching by Jimmie Gibbs. The Papermakers rallied to a 4-3 win in the second game, Romer charged with the loss as Gibbs again shined in the field. Frank Beaumont caught in the second game, and Bridgeport avoided errors while the Orators played a sharp defensive game aside from one wild throw.
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Holyoke
Newfield Park
Jimmie Gibbs
Papermakers
Frank Beaumont
Files
Bridgeport
Romer
McCabe
Gibbs
Bourquin
South Ends Edge New Haven Tigers In Flatland Tilt
South Ends defeated New Haven Tigers 9 to 4 at the Flats in the fourth inning rally. Buckley and Finnerty sparked the offense while Grodske led New Haven with three hits. Frasco, Murray, Carroll and Cook contributed for the Tigers in a well played game with few errors.
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Wallingford
Newfields
Wells
MecNarney
Cook
Tigers
New Haven
Flats
Grodske
Buckley
Ab. R
A. E
O'Day
Farrell
Finnerty
J. Lannon
Bowden
Smalling
P. Lannon
Verelle
Frasco
Murray
Carroll
South Ends
Franco
Jack Johnson Seeks Edge on Jeffries in Six Round Bout
Boston dispatches report Jack Johnson plans to watch Jeffries in action before Br idgeport or Hartford, aiming to gauge his condition. Johnson declares readiness to back Ketchel if needed, vows to meet Jeffries only after defeating Ketchel, and notes Jeffries appears near peak form after years in California. A Smiths Theatre six round bout between Jeffries and Sam Berger is set for Thursday night with tickets on sale.
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Jeffries
Sam Berger
Smith’s Theatre
Johnson
Boston
Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Pittsburg
Jim Jeffries
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Hartford
Jack’ Johnson
Jeff
Berger
Burns
Australia
California
Ketchell
Hag
Smith's Theatre
Pittsboro
John S. Sullivan
Why Jeffries Refuses Referee Fight in Ketchel Johnson Match
James J. Jeffries declines Ketchel’s request to act as referee for the Ketchel versus Johnson bout next October. He says it would be inconsistent as he is heart and soul with Ketchel and hopes Ketchel defeats Johnson to spare him the conflict of officiating a match where his sympathies lie with a white challenger.
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Jeffries
Burns
Australia
James J. Jeffries
Stanley Ketchel
Jack Johnson
Ketchel
Joe
Johnson
Weather Indications New Haven June 14 Forecast
Weather outlook for New Haven on June 14 shows warm muggy conditions this afternoon and tonight with Tuesday fair and cooler. General rain swept from the Mississippi River to the coast in northern areas and along the Virginia to Maine coast. Morning hours remain cloudy and unsettled with other sections enjoying pleasant weather.
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New Haven
Mississippi River
Virginia
Maine
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Jorge B. Clark & CO
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Ody
Ellwood & Son, Inc
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Ira Hall
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Hall
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Oke
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Mohican Company
Ey Ee
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Kid” Gleason
P.c. Hartford
Chicago Americans
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Sullivan
George Bone
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Reiseirl
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Woolsey Hall
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