Improvement In York Of The Orators Triumph At Newfield Park
The Orators defeated Waterbury 3 to 1 at Newfield Park with Hill and Miller shuffling positions and Pollard taking McKenna’s first-station spot. Little Jimmie Gibbs held Waterbury to five hits, two of them unearned, while Hill’s defense and Ladd’s coaching energized a sharper fielding effort that excited loyal fans.
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Newfield Park
Hill
Miller
Pollard
McKenna
Waterbury
Jimmie Gibbs
Frank Hill
Ladd
Pepper
Cote
Nichols
McAloor
Swander
Bronkie
Doherty
Lada
Steinhauser
Silleryson
Bie Sacein
Bonsia” Po
McPollard
Gibbs
Seco
Rogers Miller
Polland
Bourquin Aes
Dela Sart
McAloorn
Rodgers
Live Baseball Tidbits From Local Holyoake Scene
The story covers player signings and adjustments for the Orators. Bill Layster joins after a recent signing, Behrendt joins the local squad amid friction with a former manager, and Romer is suspended for two weeks as the team reshapes. Criss earns sky dentor praise from McAleer’s St. Louis crew while Hill and Pollard adapt to new roles and Northampton plans doubleheader protests in New Haven over umpire decisions.
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Charlie Behrendt
Wen
Bone
Wew Saven
Charles
Umpire Spiking Incident Brings Fine and Suspension
In the American League scene Tony was ejected for spiking the umpire. President Tracy imposed a $25 fine and a two week suspension for the unruly captain, hoping to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Tracy
O Rourke Read the Riot Act After Poor Baseball Show
Manager O Rourke of the local base ball team sat in uniform on the bench during an 11 to 1 loss to Hartford. He pulled Artie Romer after five innings, then benched him for two weeks and shifted Miller and Hill. He warned players of suspensions for nonperformance while urging the others to prove their value. Local agent F. B. Brill promotes Foley's Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder trouble.
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O'Rourke
Hartford
Jimmy Deegan
Artie
Pollard
Rube
Senators
Artie Romer
Deegan
McKenna
Rube Pollard
Miller
Hill
Bridgeport
Jim
Bright
Foley
F. B. Brill
Gaelics To Play For Benefit Of Fund
The State Gaelic Football league voted to stage one benefit match in each town with a team for the anti tuberculosis fund. Bridgeport will play Ansonia at Steeplechase Island on Saturday afternoon June 26, with all gate proceeds going to the fund. Local officials promise support to help ensure a successful event. Stratford note: Fate child & Sons Jewelers have a Stratford office at the Wilson Pharmacy for prompt service.
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Ansonia
Bridgeport
Steeplechase Island
G. W. Wood
D. P. Bullard
Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Lee
Stratford
G. W. Fatechild & Sons, Jewelers
Wilson Pharmacy
Opening of New Addition to Ruppert's Bottling Plant
The Ruppert brewery expands with a three story bottling building on Third Avenue and 90th Street, largest in the East. Over 200 workers operate in a highly sanitary plant with glass lined steel tanks, air sterilization, and pasteurization. Bottles are washed, filled, pasteurized, and labeled for shipment with perfection wrappers.
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Jacob Ruppert
Third Avenue
90Th Street
Mr. Ruppert
Weston Walks Across US In 100 Days From New York
Edward Payson Weston continues his transcontinental trek to San Francisco on day eighty two. He recounts a rough stop in Castle Rock Wyoming after a fall near Wahsatch and a delayed start toward Ogden, Utah, with plans to press on despite heat. Public market ads and light local features accompany the report.
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WestOn
San Francisco
United States
New York
Utica
Chafee
Toledo
Chicago
Lincoln
Asto Bay
Mexico
Topeka
Wakeeney
Kan
Macaso
Ad Alate
New Ansacaneces
Agate, Col
Nunn
Col
Wyoming
Hanna
Wyo
Granger
Carter
Spring Valley
Castle Rock
Ogden
Uta
Edward Payson
Wes
The
New York Times
Castle
Utah
Wahsatch
T. B. Hart
Union Pacific
William Lloyd
F. A. Cummings
Edward Payson Weston
Echo
Morgan
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Orators
Ab. R. Ib
Streves & Bilt
Cotetrr
McDonald, Sillery, P
Oak
Mt and Ladd
Srof
Om Bittery
Sillery
Toler
Gee Mai
Holyoke
Bill Layster
Bill
Ee Romer
McAleer
St. Louis
Criss
Detroit Journal
Frank
Northampton
Larks
McCare
Macfin No
Glastonbury
New Haven
Cullen
Tony Pastor
DR. Taylor
Jennie Hamilton
Phar
Conn
Rupperts
Gateley & Brennan’s
State St
Gately& Brennan
Bridgeport Public Market & Branch
Japan
Bertha Runkle
St. Nicholas
Pompeii
la House
Fenghuangcheng
Kuropatkin
Kuroki
North of Ireland
Navy
Geo. B. Clark & Co
Broad St
Postoffice
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