Rumor Links Pop McPartlin to Springfield Ponies
Persistent talk in baseball circles suggests Pop McPartlin may join the Springfield Ponies, possibly as manager replacing Jack Zeller or in another top role. McPartlin dodges details, saying it would be a nice job managing the club with its current roster. The rumor persists amid ongoing contract squabble with President Pace.
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Frank McPartlin
Jack Zeller
Springfield
Mike Finn
Connie
Zeller
McPartlin
Pace
Every Pitcher Has His Favorite Catcher in Baseball History
An article notes the long association between Cy Young era catchers and pitchers. It lists Zimmer, Criger, O Connor, Doyle, Gunson, Robinson, Schreckengost, Farrell, and others who caught Young across Cleveland, Boston, and St Louis. Christy Mathewson’s varied catching partners include Meyers Wagner Bowerman and Bresnahan. The piece also mentions Deacon Phillippe’s catchers and other notable pairs, ending with a note about Nuggets at Poli's.
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Cy Young
Chief Zimmer
Lou Criger
Zimmer
Young
Cleveland
Criger
Boston
Jack O’commor
Jack Doyle
Gunson
William Robinson
Schreckengost
Boston Americans
Duke Farrell
Bostons
Clarke
Bemis
Basterly
Land
Christy Mathewson
Chief Meyers
Jack Wagner
Frank Bowerman
Steger Bresnahan
Mathewson
New York
Needham
Schel
Marshall
Wilson
Jack Powell
O’connor
McGuire
Kleinow
Kahoe
Sugden
Stephens
Phillippe
Kittredge
New England Games Tomorrow City League Matchups
Tomorrow’s City League schedule lists Yosts against Hagles at Hair's Lot, Sokols meeting Black Rocks at Yost Field, and North Ends facing St Josephs at St Joseph Oval. Other games include Bengals vs A R Sokols at Wheelers Lot and West Ends vs Shore Lines at Ends End Park.
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St. Joseph Oval
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Wheelers Lot
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Shore Lines
Ends End Park
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Lincolns
Meadows
Bach
Lord
McMahon
North End
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Kreuther
St. Joseph's
Oval
Eagles
McCann
Shannon
Black Rocks A
Eastern League query over John Hotz Nugget reference
A cryptic note asks whether John Hotz smoking a Nugget would affect Killpatrick in a Eastern League context. The fragment provides no clear event or outcome.
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John Hotz
Eagles Withdraw From City League After Meeting
Eagles captain and manager McMahon withdraw after protesting a game with the North Ends. The league ordered the Sunday game replay due to a disputed double play call and alleged rowdyism. North Ends still lead the standings as Eagles move up one spot after the decision.
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North Ends
Eagles
Ira Hall
North End
City Baseball League
Chris McMahon
Eagle Baseball
Hair’s Jet
Walter Lord
Bill O'Malley
Hagle Nine
Lord
Slump Talk and Trades Roil New England Ball Scene
Baseball items from New England notes report Bob Stow facing potential release slump doubts while Eddie Shortell is cut by Waterbury and George Needham steps in. Pat Bauman sells to Detroit for 2500 as Ness heads to New England leaguers. Bram Kocher shines for Toronto as Detroit lingers. New Britain faces McCann’s squad. Dixie Walker may be fielded as Steeplechase hosts.
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Pat Bauman
New Bedford
Detroit
Tigers
Ness
New England
New Britain
McCann
Dan O'Neil
Walloping
Cubebs
Dixie Walker
Lajoie Set to Return to Cleveland Team in Two Weeks
Napolean Lajoie second baseman for the Cleveland American League club will return to play within two weeks after more than a month out with strained abdominal muscles. Dr H M Castle the club physician said Lajoie has started exercising to regain form.
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Cleveland
Napoleon Lajoie
H. M. Castle
Lajoie
Souses All Gone From Big League
Former St Louis manager Jack O Connor says major league players are shedding the drinkers from rosters. He favors moderate beer after games but condemns persistent lushers as harmful to teams and fans. He recalls limited drinking on rainy Sundays in Cleveland and St Louis eras. Washington notes Aunt Delia Torey arrival as Taft silver anniversary privacy begins.
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Jack O'Connor
St. Louis
Jack
Lusher
Lushers
United Press
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Delia” Torey
White House
Taft
Baseball Scores and Schedules Amid Rain Delays
Yesterday's results show Boston beating Cleveland 5 to 2 at Fen Breena and Philadelphia defeating Chicago 10. Detroit's game was postponed by rain. Tonight Chicago visits Philadelphia and Detroit travels to New York with two Cleveland Boston games listed.
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Cleveland
Fen Breena
St. Louis
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Chicago
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James Today Philadelphia at Chicago
Philadelphia faces Chicago while New York plays St. Louis Boston meets Pittsburg and Brooklyn visits Cincinnati as readers weigh which city coal holds the top title in town.
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Connecticut College Baseball Scores Report
Bridgeport trounced Springfield in rain at Holyoke where Holyoke Holyoke 4 defeated New Britain 2. Beeteyes beat New Haven 6 Northampton 0 at Northampton Waterbury 2 Northampton 0. Hartford plays Springfield and New Haven plays Northampton at New Britain. Waterbury plays Holyoke.
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Springfield
Holyoke
New Britain
Beeteyes
New Haven
Northampton
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Plies
New Ven
Jon Lostee
Sailor Burke Defeats Jim Maher in First Round Victory
Sailor Burke, U S N middleweight champion, defeated Jim Maher in the first round at the Twentieth Century A C New York. Burke landed decisive punches ending the bout as Maher admitted fatigue and injury speculation followed. Charley White urged Burke to the dressing room after the finish.
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A. C
New York
Jim Maher
Ireland
Maher
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Petey
Jim
Burke
Charley White
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Family leaves for Belgium from Pittsburg with 24 children
In Pittsburg on June 17 28 year old Clondeaux an expert glass worker from Ford City and his wife depart for Belgium via New York taking 24 children and their substantial savings. He jokes that the score is 24 to 0 noting no child has died and quips about forming a new home run in baseball terms.
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Clandeaux
Ford City
Here
New York
Belgium
Allegheny Valley
Clondeaux
Carl Morris Rising Ring Star After Five Weeks Training
Joe Jeanette touts Carl Morris as an Oklahoma giant with brains and fast learning. Morris has improved from a deadly right hand to a capable left hook and jab as an infighter. His next bout is July 4 in Tulsa against Jim Flynn for fifteen rounds with a $20,000 gate and Flynn's $5,000 guarantee.
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Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Morris
Jim Flynn
al Kaufman
Tulsa
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Flynn
Harvard's Eight Hope To Beat Yale In Regatta
Harvard crews express confidence ahead of the June 30 regatta after a four mile time trial. The varsity eight finished in 21 minutes 53 seconds with a low stroke, while Yale freshmen show strong power at Gales Ferry. Harvard and Yale continue training at Red Top and Gales Ferry ahead of the event.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
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Red Top
Sunday Sports Legislation Backed by City Baseball League
The City Baseball League endorsed Sunday sports legislation at a City Hall meeting with league directors and the mass meeting committee. George H. Wood announced 12 000 signatures already and projected 20 000 by Sunday. A mass meeting is planned at the Gaylord Club to form the petition presentation committee. New Connecticut Automobile Association radiator emblems arrive for Bridgeport clubs and will be distributed by the secretary at 39 Cannon Street.
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G. H. Beard
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Cannon Street
Tom Crook Proud Papa of Baby Girl
Captain Tom Crooks left for Washington, D C, Thursday after a telegram announced a baby girl. He returned home posthaste and will rejoin the Mechanics for the Steeplechase game. manager McCann praised his effort and granted leave. Red Loyneh started at first against Hartford with Tow at second base.
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Tom Crooks
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D. C
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Crooke
Pepper
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Hie
Red Loyneh
Hartford
Fined and suspended Bugs Raymond by McGraw
In St Louis on June 17 the pitcher Bugs Raymond was suspended indefinitely and fined £200 after a game with Manager McGraw. He remained in the city for treatment and to prove his form, with the suspension lasting until he can show playing ability.
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Bugs” Raymond
McGraw
Obituary notices of Baliwin Lake Lyons and Julia Kelly
Waiter Baliwin Lake died yesterday afternoon at his home on 216 WI street after a brief illness. He worked for Wheel and Wibending Co until ten days ago and was a Civil War veteran with the First Connecticut Volunteers. Survived by five daughters and brother D J Lake of Corning California. Anna J. Lyons widow of William Lyons died last evening at her son in law Stanley Bennetts home at 26 Rosedale street in her 67th year. She was born in Ontario Canada and survived by two daughters, a son and a granddaughter. Julia Kelly a resident of West Bridgeport died yesterday at her home 72 Booth street after six months illness. She is survived by a niece and a nephew.
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Richard Sass
Thomas Hy Drury
Yale Commencement Programs and Local Events Highlight New Haven
Special from United Press Yale commencement opens tonight with Beaumont Fletcher play by the dramatic association. President Hadley delivers the baccalaureate and Professor J. organ recital. Alumni reunions and school graduation events follow on Tuesday and Wednesday features the Harvard Yale baseball game. St Anthony’s whist event in Colorado avenue produced a large turnout with many prize winners. Art Screw Co to begin a new factory building and Orthodox Russian church renovation costing $8,000 underway.
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