Mild Mike Doherty to Take Umpire Mason's Place
President O Rourke of the Connecticut league appoints Mild Mike Doherty to succeed Barry Mason as an umpire. Mason prefers not to work and may resign. The International league plans to send Dick Nallin back. Bert Liggins stands as alternate. The league expects officials to be drafted by big leagues before season end.
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Mike Doherty
Mason
International League
Dick Nallin
Connecticut
Wagner
Orourks
Connectcut League
Ucceed
Barry Mason
Mi Held
Tate
Hartford
Carsow
Tional League
O’rourke
Nallin
The
International
Barrow
Bert Liggins
O'Rourke
Herd
Tuckey Puts Rollers Under Zeller's Team
A fragmented report notes Tuckey’s team overpowering Zeller's in a matchup observed by the Harry P. Quon Marching and Cylinder club. The scene includes Newfield in attendance with Prezy mentioned in a front-row stance.
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Tuckey
Zeller
Harry P. Quon Marching and Cylinder Club
Newfield
Results of City League Baseball and Other Scores
Summary of yesterday and today games with city and national matchups. Teams listed include Toronto Baltimore Montreal Providence Rochester Jersey City Buffalo New York Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh, and more. Separate results note rain postponements and upcoming games with local venues and pairings.
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Toronto
Baltimore
Montreal
Providence
Rochester
Jersey City
Buffalo
Secon
Newark
Yesterday's
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Brookiye
St. Louis
Chicago
Cinscinnati
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St Louis
Beston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Brown Downs Yale 8 to 2 in Bold Victory
Brown defeats Yale 8 to 2 on June 21 at Providence as Brown’s Pittsburg-bound pitcher hurls strong relief. Yale’s defense falters late, with two Yale errors aiding Brown’s scoring surge. Snell stars with bat and base running in a decisive college baseball contest.
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Providence
Brown
Yale
Burke and Grim Fight Drawn in Philadelphia Ring
Burke and Joe Grim fought to a draw in Philadelphia while Tony Caponi also drew at Spring Creek Corley stopped Blinis in two rounds at St. Joseph and Caponi defeated Bo in 13 rounds at Boston Warmer Want Ads note two cent per word pricing.
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Trusk No
Putnam
Street
Efford
Sheridan Circle
G A. R
State Street
Artie Hofman From Pirates Suffers Breakdown
Pittsburgh reports Artie Hofman, acquired from the Cubs, ordered home to Akron for rest after a game. A long talk with Clarke followed a recent collapse in New York. Officials say Hofman’s ailment may exceed malaria, with his condition worsening since the trade.
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Pittsburgh
Artie Hofman
Cubs
Akron
Ohio
Clarke
Hofman
Batman
New York
Gerteiutereest, Oe
Homan
Chief Snyder Ill with Throat Trouble Hits at Mechanics
Chief Snyder, pitcher and utility man for the Mechanics, was felled by serious throat trouble at his East Bridgeport home. Manager McCann fears illness may sideline him for a few days as fans missed him at Newfield. Also notes umpire fines, trades, and Hartford signings amid a busy local baseball scene.
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Wagner
Snyder
Mechanics
East Bridgeport
McCann
Newfield
Giants Lead as Pirates Press in 1912 Pennant Chase
Baseball notes from 1912 detail the Giants holding a large lead while the Pirates pressure from behind. Boston and Brooklyn loom for two weeks of clash as batting shines for the Corsairs and pitching irons out. Speaker leads the American League. Detroit’s Tigers stumble. Eddie Collins shifts from flash to placement. Yankees mix results. Cross praises modern inside baseball. Dodgers lean on youth as Crawdads rise and fall in Pittsburgh’s fan-driven Roters club. O’Day’s Reds face pressure. Dickson’s holdout sidelines Boston. Athletics trail Red Sox, nearing the lead but still distant in June.
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Red Sox
Ty Cobb
Speaker
Ed Walsh
White Sox
Boston
Cincinneti
Hank O
Hank
Clarke Griffith
Reds
Griff
Dickson
Boston Braves
Kling
Hank O’day
Washington
Athletics
Mackmen
Industrial League to Play Future Contests Sea Breeze Island Park
At a recent Industrial League meeting the directors accepted Sea Breeze Island’s offer to use the grounds pay ten dollars and take up the regular collection. Sea Breeze plans free admission to lure island visitors to a baseball game. Tomorrow Newfield Park hosts Crane teams in a double header expected to be hot. Last meeting between the two sides ended in an eleven inning tie. Both managers seek a decisive outcome and insist on fair officiating with two umpires per game.
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Dunnigan
Industrial League
Sea Breeze Island
Sea Breeze Management
Newfield Park
Ratie
Yost Field Slump Put To Test By Keenan Lineup
Manager Tom Keenan will insert McCormack to catch in the game against Batcheller's tomorrow at Yostfield to test the Yost Factory League team's slump. McCormack has been employed at the...
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Cardinals
Dahlen
Cutshaw
Ahn Hummel
Dak
Dodgers
Keenan
Nationals
Batchellers
Yost
Tom Keenan
McCormack
Yestfield
The
Laurelton Hall to Host City League Doubleheader
A standout doubleheader is planned at Yost field as the Yosts clash with the Nationals of the City League in Laurelton Hall. Shorty Norris, ex-Bridgeport, mans the Yost outfield with strong hitting. Robacker and McCerk start in the opener, Gallagher and Laubscher in the second.
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Yosts
Nationals
Yost Field
Shorty Norris
Bridgeport
Robacker
McCe
Gal-lgaher
Laubscher
White
Donnelly
Graham
Finnigan
Ohio Marching Club at Republican Convention Impresses
A Chicago report notes a roughly two hundred member Ohio marching club at the Republican convention. The group matches well with Beveridge of Indiana and draws attention at the Coliseum, with visitors including Otto and former Vice President Fairbanks.
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Ohio Marching Club
Chicago
Ohio
Beveridge
Indiana
Otto x
York
Fairbanks
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WM. R. Hurley & CO
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Mr. de Mire
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