Orators Edge Larks In 8-7 Northampton Thriller
In a dramatic Newfield Park clash the Orators erased a 6-0 deficit to beat the Larks 8-7. Gibbs sparked late offense with two hits and crucial pitching while Halligan and DeLave starred on defense. Other notes discuss Pete Wilson, Sam Kennedy’s scouting, and Chesbro’s White Sox appearance.
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Pete Wilson
Chicago White Sox
Pete
Golden
Robarge
Wade
Hara
Jones Walsh
Halligan
Delave
Dev Seeeeeres
Notampton
Miller
Walsh
Lates
Port
North Hill
Gibbs
Am Gibbs
McAloon
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Connecticut League Scores And Today’s Games In Brief
Yesterday’s results include Hartford 3 New Haven 2 and Holyoke 7 New Britain 4. Springfield 4 Waterbury 3, Bridgeport 8 Northampton 7. American League shows Chicago 7 New York 3 and Detroit 7 Cleveland 6. No other NL games. today’s matchups include New Haven at Bridgeport and Holyoke at Waterbury with Cleveland at New York and Boston at St. Louis among others.
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Hartford
New Haven
Holyoke
New Britain
Springfield
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Northampton
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pierenetoe
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
National League
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
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Gincianael
the Farmer
Collins
Phila
Lajoie
Murphy
Carrigan
Crawford
Cobb
Lord
Davis
Lord Boston
Speaker
Cree
Engle
Aoe
Slive Baseball Tips At Newfield Visit
Mild Mike Doherty and a Waterbury authors group visit the Orators at Newfield tomorrow afternoon. Pittsburg’s yesterday win marked a fourteenth straight, as Hi Ladd keeps hitting. Arthur nears the .300 level with six hits in two games. Headie Bridges of the Larks shines outside of George Bone, while Hartford’s luck fades as Warner’s three bagger settles matters. We remain in last place but hope to overtake our nearest rivals after today’s two games in New Haven.
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Northampton
Newfield Park
Larks
Orat
Eddie Halligan
Ginnie Mason
de Lave
M! McKenna
Gibbs
Walsh
McAndrews
Pastor
Ee Gibbs
Biove
Bourain
Cecaea
Golden
Miller
Bourquin
Halligan
McAloor
Hill
Penerupet
BicAinor
Kim
Ladd
McKenna
Yale
Bill
Tony Pastor
Sif
Robarge
O'Hara
Hallican
Bourauin
Wade
Jimmy Gibbs
Steinhauser
George Bannon
Hilt
Bannon
Delave
Hill i
McAleor
Bouraquin
Steinhbauser
Mike Doherty
Waterbury
The
Orators
Newfield
Pittsburg
Hi Ladd
Arthur
Headie Bridges
George Bone
New Haven
Jore
City League baseball aims to spark summer action
A proposed eight team City League would boost local baseball excitement with balanced matchups across East Side, South End, North Side and Brooklawn. The piece notes rivalries, box scores under scrutiny, notable players like Joe Wells and Pete Verelle, and calls for strong pitching to bolster contenders amid a busy Sunday scene.
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West End Boys
Park City
St. Charles
Beloin
O’brien
Pete Verelle
Batting Leaders Show Natl League Sluggers in Flux
Castor Paestia notes shifting leaders with Danny Hoffman deposed as American League batting leader and now second. Danny Murphy of the Athletics climbs to fifth, while Honus Wagner and Eddie Phelps contest the National League top spot. Lennox of Brooklyn and Tommy Downey post strong averages as sluggers.
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Danny Hoffman
Stone
St. Louis
Danny
Danny Murphy
Athletics
Honus Wagner
Eddie Phelps
Dentury
Lennox
Brooklyn
New Haven
Tommy Dowmney
CIA
Ring Side Gossip: July Training For Sept bouts and title talk
Johnson plans earnest training by mid July and targets a September 17 or 19 fight with Al Kaufman at a Colma arena if Coffroth bids. Coffroth predicts a Ketchel Johnson match could top 40000 gate. Leach Cross arrives in Frisco to train for a 45 round bout with Dick Hyland and aims for Nelson next. Nelson vows to face Packy McFarland and Freddie Welsh, risking retirement if he beats Cyclone Johnny Thompson.
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Johnson
al Kaufman
Coffroth
Colma
Ketchel
California
Johnson and
Leach Cross
East Side
Frisco
Dick Hyland
Cross
Hyland
Nelson
Packy McFarland
Cyclone Johnny Thompson
McFarland
Freddie Welsh
Wheelerk Wilson Band Concert Opens Seaside Park Season
The Wheeler and Wilson band opens the season at Seaside Park on Thursday June 17 with singer William Redmond performing I'm Tired of Living Without You and Lonesome. The program includes Fighting for Life and March With Trumpet and Drum, conducted by John A. Lynch. A Foley’s Urine Laxative ad accompanies this listing. In Chicago the Cubs announce a world championship celebration with a flag raising at the west side today, in a ceremony attended by National Baseball Committee members and President Herman.
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Wheelerk
Wilson
Wheeler & Wilson
Seaside Park
Wm. Redmond
Kerry Mills
George Meyers
George Finklestone
Rosamunde
William Redmond
Herbert
Algeria
the Fountain
Yale
John A. Lynch
United Press
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Herman
National Baseball Committee
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Mac
Sam Kennedy
Norwich
Philadelphia Americans
Rondeau
Worcester
Clevelands
Jesse Burkett
Woonsocket
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Chesbro
White Sox
Happy Jack
Ed Walsh
Cee, Mathewson
Three Finger Brown
Wornan
Havel
Warner
Locos
Star
Rogge En Sac
ATS Sfigpre Dha Be Prys
Brookside
Joe Wells
Newfields
Wells
Wallingfords
Saturay
West End Park
Meadows
Flats
Barron
Orioles
Lucky
Jack
Castor
A. Paestia
Danbury
G. A.B. R. H. Avstone
Hoffman
Starr
Magee
Foley
F. B. Brill
Mohican Company
Haddock
Long Island
Ancy Watermelons
Stratford
Florida
Bermuda
Meeda Biscuits
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