Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games
Baseball scores recap from yesterday across leagues. American League results include Boston 9 over New York 6, Cleveland 3 over Chicago 2, Philadelphia 6 over Washington, and Detroit 1 over St. Louis. National League games postponed. Connecticut League matchups feature Bridgeport 6 Hartford 1 and New Haven 10 over New Britain 9. Later today York visits Boston and St. Louis plays Detroit.
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Trimmed Again: Hartford Senators Triumph Over Bridgeport 6-1
Hartford Senators host Bridgeport at New Field Park with Hack Schuman dominating early. Hi Ladd leads Hartford with three hits while Gibbs strikes out eight for a solid win as Hart produces runs in the fourth, sixth, eighth and ninth to seal a 6-1 victory.
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Rochereeee Hart
Fer Ferguson Beats Joe Jeanette In Twelve Round Scrap
Boston boxing notes tell of Sandy Ferguson defeating Joe Jeanette in twelve rounds at Armory A. C. Ferguson pressured the color fighter with hard lefts and rights, knocking Jeanette down multiple times. Oklahoma City reports Battling Nelson knocking out Jack Clifford in five rounds as talk of Ketchel Johnston and Kaufman promotions continue. Johnson signals reluctance for a forty five round bout, while Ely Nevada offers large sums for finish fights, stirring regional boxing interest.
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Hillside Juniors issue challenge to city youths in baseball
The Hillside Juniors invite any 15 to 14 year old city club to a Sunday afternoon game at 2 30 at the Summerfield lot with Navy Reserves preferred. The push follows earlier losses and a hoped return game by New Home, while Fairfield Boniface challenges the K K K s at Brooklawn Sunday at 9 30.
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Sanitation Orders Hit Several City Dwellings
Following Inspector Lynch recommendation, the board ordered multiple tenements to be cleaned up, including 1314-20 Main Street and 7237-239 Railroad Avenue. French Street owners must connect to the sewer, while an abandoned Butte at Lexington Avenue 47 and a house on Park Street 275 face eviction if toilets are not modernized. A stable at 47 Porpee Street was ordered repaired to remove cows and a manure concern.
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Slive Base Ball Tips From Hartford Woes At Newfield
In Waterbury today readers get quick baseball notes from Hartford and New Britain. Hartford beat Slive four times this year at Newfield with Hack Schuman and Chic Evans mixing in other wins. Fisher remains undefeated by New Britain in recent seasons. The piece notes long winning streaks, records, and humorous jabs about throwing Fisher's glove in to end a game.
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Newfield
Hack Schuman
Chic Evans
Kocher Shines Behind The Bat For League Game
The Rube failed at the plate as did most Orators apart from Kid Ladd. Kocher returned yesterday and handled two liners with ease, easing fan fears about catching.
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Kid” Ladd
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Corporation Tax Plan Agreed On By The Leaders
The Republican leaders approve a 2 percent tax on net earnings over 5000 for profit corporations. Insurance firms lose exemptions, losses may be deducted, and collection falls to the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Tax begins after passage, with July 1, 1910 collection for this year. penalties 1000 to 10000 for false returns. National banks get rebate on circulation fees. Revenue expected 25 to 30 million.
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White House
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