Upham’s pitching sinks New Haven in Bridgeport win
In a rough day for New Haven, Uppy Upham outpitched Slim Foster as Bridgeport beat New Haven 22 to 3. Key plays featured Hi Ladd’s three bases on hits, Benny Kauff’s infield grounders, and Lou Litschi's defensive shifts while Captain Eley and Tom Crook contributed infield work and timely hits for Bridgeport.
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New Haven
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Akron
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Wings
McCann
Slim Foster
Hi Lady
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Lou Litschi
Harvey Russell
Tom Crook
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Tony Pastor
Hi Ladd
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Eley
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Stowe
Gough
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Uel
Auf
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Russell
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Gugh
Burke
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Pepe
Waters
Newton
Itschi
Litechi
Ruell
Nallin
Fresh Baseball Jottings Hint at Gaiser's NL Offer
The column reports Gaiser receiving a National League offer while McCann Cameron and ONeil tout better deals. Waterbury signs Flanagan and Newtop Northampton as teams chase Luby’s $300 monthly target. Uppy Upham shines, Umpire Nall is critiqued, and trades involve Conroy, Burns, Foran, and other Northampton Holyoke figures amid pay disputes and double-header receipts.
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Gaiser
McCann
Cameron
Oneil
Holyoke
Harvard Crew Sets Fast Trial Time At Four Miles
Crimson rowers posted a four mile time of 20 minutes 26 seconds in rough conditions at Gales Ferry as Yale crews faced washboard issues and water in their shell. Harvard varsity and freshman eights may race June 30 with stroke changes boosting speed.
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Red Top
Harvard
Crimson Varsity
Yale
Eli
Starvard
Gales Ferry
Kennedly
Hill's Health Improves. House Member to Return Home
Representative Hill reports better health after rest in Connecticut and expects to return home in a few days. Connecticut visitors to the President's anniversary reception have returned home. White House acknowledges congratulations from Yale Alumni advisory board Yale University Hadley and New Haven Young Men's Republican Club and many Connecticut residents.
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Washington
Connecticut
White House
New Haven
Yale Alumni Adviory Board
Sports Notes Of Interest From United Press Patch
A digest of sports tidbits from June 21 including Davy Johnson avoiding surgery and improving, Yale fading from the intercollegiate title chase after a 8 2 loss to Princeton, Jim Sullivan blaming grease for a loss to Billy Papke, Nathaniel W. Niles defending the amateur singles title after a five set battle, an umpire attacked after a Fall River game, and Tommy Howell defeating Young Donahue in ten rounds.
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Davy Johnson
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Crimson
Blue
London
Jim Sullivan
Sullivan
Billy Papke
Papke
Boston
Nathaniel W. Niles
Longwood Courts
Frank J. Sulloway
Fall River
Walsh
Lowell
Tommy Howell
Philadelphia
Young Donahue
Donaees
Joe
Fountain
Special matinee excursions on the steamer Park City
Points of Interest EB H. Dillon & Co. offer values in coats and rain wear at 1105 Main Street. The steamer Park City runs weekday and Sunday matinees across the Sound from Bridgeport at 1 30 p m returning from Port Jefferson at 4 30 p m with a special low round trip fare. Children under 12 ride half fare. Woodhull's Orchestra will furnish music.
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Main Street
Steamer Park City
Port Jefferson
English want to fix rules for international meet in London
Cambridge June 21. Harvard and Yale must concede to Oxford and Cambridge demands for the July 11 London track meet. Americans resist a three mile distance and grass 120-yard hurdles while England pushes for changes including added events. Vaderland departure planned with twenty eight men, seventeen to compete.
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Mass
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London
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New York
Vaderland
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Kelly
Stewart
Preble
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Ryan
Chisholm
Cummings
Canfield
Barker
Holden
Childs
Howard
Cable
Jewelers Davis Buys East Side Property
Charles D. Davis of the Davis and Hawley Co bought the brick building at East Main and Ann streets from J. M. Blackman via H. L. Blackman and Son. Included is a three family rear house. Former owner Ruth Parker Bullen Harding. Somers Conn June 21 funeral today for Frank Moore 43 a late member of the General Assembly died Sunday from an ulcerated tooth widow and three children left. Moore was a Republican in politics.
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The
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Ann Streets
J. M. Blackman
H. L. Blackman and
Somers
Conn
Frank ©. Moore
General Assembly
Eves Moore
Politica
Plan Polo Team Here Next Season In Connecticut
Connecticut league magnates plan a winter polo circuit with summer and snowball seasons. Manager McCann will run the local franchise, negotiating for a rink. Expected teams include Bridgeport Hartford New Britain Meriden New Haven and Waterbury with Billy Hanna Jim Clark Bill Luby and Gil Edwards named as managers.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
New Britain
Meriden
New Haven
Waterbury
Billy Hanna
Jim Clark
Bill Luby
Gil Edwards
Gil
George Cameron
Jimmy Canavan
Elm City
Harvard Defeats Yale At Baseball in Big New Haven Game
Harvard beat Yale 8 to 2 at Yale Field before about 16 000 spectators. Potter and McLaughlin homered in the first inning, Harvard built a lead with key hits and sacrifices, and Yale's late rally stalled after McLaughlin’s three bagger drove in two runs.
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Conn
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Saxton
Babson
Desha
Hartwell
Reilly
Potter
Stillwell
McKee
McLaughlin
Scott
Capt. McLaughlin
Andover Sends Athletes To Yale
Yale has drawn heavily from Phillips Andover graduates this year totaling thirty six. The list includes football players McDonald York Randall the baseball capt Reilly Reedy Daugherty Middlebrook Ripley Gould and others from basketball soccer ice hockey track and cross country. Yale leads with six dozen futures while rivals pick several players from Cornell Harvard Princeton and more.
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Phillips Andover
New Haven
Cornell
Harvard
Princeton
Dartmouth
Williams
Brown
Hobart
Louisiana State
Rensselaer Tecnic
University of Rochester
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York
Randall
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Lahr
Rogers
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Sturgis
Hudner
H. H. Gile
Thayer
Heffron
Meader
McMurray
Hulbert
Connecticut Battle of Cities Card Set
Connecticut games listed today include Bridgeport at New Haven, New Britain at Hartford, Springfield at Waterbury. Local matchups set up cross-town rivalries as teams vie for early season wins.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
New Britain
Hartford
Springfield
Waterbury
Cornell Coach Shows Care for His Oarsmen
Poughkeepsie June 21 Cornell coach Courtney orders a new spring water source for his crew after banning water from a local well. He and commodore supervise sampling and analysis, reflecting meticulous health focus aiding crew success. The piece contrasts Wisconsin’s sickly eight with East Coast discipline, then lists upcoming games and results.
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Cornell
Courtney
James Rice
Wisconsin
Roberts
Vail
East
Hudson
Badgers
Signals Practice and Learning Vital to Offense and Defense
From C H W Crandy's The Battle of Baseball in July St. Nicholas the article argues signals are essential for both offense and defense in baseball. It emphasizes planning multiple simple signal sets to avoid confusion, while watching opponents to anticipate plays and exploit sign reading to gain an edge.
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Fromner
Ors
Bane
C. HW. Clandy
St. Nicholas
Eastern League Results From Yesterday
In Newark Rochester defeated Newark 11 to 0. Providence beat Montreal 9 to 5. Jersey City lost to Toronto 8 to 3. Baltimore defeated Buffalo 16 to 10.
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Rochester
Providence
Montreal
Jersey City
Toronto
Jersey One
Baltimare
Buffalo
Baltimore
Sunday Law Violations at Steeplechase Island Questioned
Washington Park M E church group delivers resolutions to Mayor Buckingham declaring Sunday opening of Steeplechase Island illegal and urging enforcement. They demand action to prevent further violations and request the mayor to intervene against the conduct.
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Buckingham
Washington Park M. E
Steeplechase Island
Washington Park
Methodist Brotherhood of Washington Methodist Episcopal Church
Thors
Sailors Strike in New York Ends with Demands Granted
New York sees jubilant sailors return to ships after a strike ended. Seamen’s union reports abolition of crimp boarding houses and a $2.50 monthly wage increase, with all outside demands met and a halt to further wage hikes.
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United Press
Seamen’s Union
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