Art Nichols Is Not Through Yet
Springfield wins in the 10th inning as Arthur F. Nichols, famed Willimantic baseball star, visits his home in the Thresed City. Nichols recalls his rise from the Berkshires and greets locals at his stand. He says he is not done playing, plans two possible jobs, one in the South or elsewhere, but no definitive retirement.
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Ponies Rally In 10th For 4 3 Win At Bridgeport
Springfield Union reports a tense 10th inning as the Ponies seized a chance in extra frames to defeat Bridgeport 4 to 3 after missing earlier scoring opportunities. Key plays include Cabrera miscue, Roberts and O’Hara defensive moves, and a late rally sparked by timely hits off Lower and Robertson.
Yankees Defeat Red Sox 5 to 2 Behind Wood on Mound
June 26 game saw Joe Wood labor on the mound as the Yankees overpowered Boston. Nunamaker opened the fifth with a triple and Speaker added a sixth inning double for two Boston runs. Boston threatened with speed on bases but Ford and solid infield play preserved New York’s lead.
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Flag ends game as guests attend event with music
Attendees observed a flag ceremony and a guest list as the event featured dancing, a concert, and refreshments. The festive program drew attendees and highlighted community participation.
Pigeon Marathon May Test Endurance Across Europe
A forthcoming event in Europe will test homing pigeons under the Briton Flying Club and Belgian Pigeon Fanciers Association. Birds must fly 1000 to 1200 miles from Rome to England within about three days, surpassing the current 1072 mile record. Strong, swift pigeons aged four to seven will compete, with ancient carrier extractions noted and historic pigeon posts cited.
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America
Cleveland Fans Pledge 190000 for Pennant Victory
Cleveland businessmen aim to raise 100000 for the 1910 Naps team payout if they win the American pennant. Already a portion has been subscribed, promising about 4000 per man for a 25 player lineup. Fans argue the team may edge the Mackmen, while Athletics scouts claim Cleveland struggles with signals and batting drops due to catchers tightening up.
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English Polo Team To Return Next Year
Three members of the defeated English polo team arriving at Queenstown said they were not disappointed by the result. Captains Ritson and Freake and A N Edwards blamed missed shots and unlucky fortune, especially in the second game when they had a lead. They believe winning the second game would have led to victory in the third, and they expect to journey to America again next year or the following year, praising their treatment here.
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Around the Circuit Notes on Cross and Mass Ferocity
Monte Cross rates the Eastern association as faster than the Tri State and sparks debate among writers in the Bay state. Boxing promoter changes and a canceled July 4 bout. Jack Johnson to serve a year and a day if appeals fail. Athletics overpower Johnson. Schaller joins Cleveland farm system. New Haven and Hartford race. Bridgeport may loan Corey Miller. Waterbury and New London settle trades as Hickey stays.
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Commie Mack to rest outfielders through season end
Comms Mack states he will part with several of his outfielders for the rest of the season while noting the Athletics are the top hitting team in the American League and the Giants lead the National League. Details on players Chapman Rehg Altizer and O Connor with batting marks, plus mentions of Lewis and Knetzer in Pittsburgh, and crowd sizes in recent games. A worn Washington incident is also noted with a hurt spectator after a scoreboard accident.
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Comfort Truss Co offers new patent truss for pain relief
An advert promotes a patented truss with no understraps or hip pressure usable in two positions. It is sold on a 30 day trial by the Comfort Truss Co located at Office 208 Warner Building Bridgeport Connecticut. Hours are Sundays 10 to 12 and weekdays 10 to 2.
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Brooklawn Wins State Golf Title in New Haven
Brooklawn golf team clinched the state team title at the New Haven tournament with 803 strokes. New Haven finished second with 20, Greenwich and Hartford tied for third at 837. W. K. Shepherd of New Haven won the qualifying cup with 38 holes in 153. 113 entries were reduced to 97. Remaining Brooklawn players listed include Robert Abbott 156 W. P. Seeley 158 S. D. Bowers 158 A. C. Wheeler 163. Play resumed today.
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Young Dyson Fights Ten Round Scare At St Nicholas Rink
Young Dyson and Young Brown staged a ten round bout at St Nicholas Rink with Dyson delivering a hard beating via a right hand while Brown pressed and landed counter punches. Dyson opened in strong fashion, Brown rallied late, and both gave a spirited performance in a tense, action packed match. Public market listings and seafood specials follow in the notice.
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Griffiths plan to recall Morley from Hartford
Washington manager Clark Griffith signals a recall for Bill Morley from the Hartford club. Morley, a top shortstop prospect, impressed in the Eastern Association and is viewed as an under study for McBride. If the Nationals contend for the pennant Morley would be played at short to replace Captain Mac if needed. Morley’s versatility and calm under pressure are highlighted as key to future infield plans.
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Bridgeport signs outfielder Shea from New Bedford club
Bridgeport has signed outfielder Shea who played with semi pro teams around Providence the previous season. He may replace Dusty Phillips and arrived in Springfield yesterday. Bridgeport also paid $TM0 for pitcher Gervais from Buffalo owned by the Boston Nationals. Outfielder Young was secured from the Athletics and will report tomorrow while Kee Freeman searched New York for an outfielder. Rumor says Bromo Silver may be next to depart.
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Harvard Hopes For Next Year Amid Joyful Sons
The report notes John Harvard's sons feeling joyous about the season and looking ahead with confidence. It mentions athletic success and high expectations for the upcoming year, reflecting strong optimism in Harvard circles.
Penn Beats Michigan in Pitchers Battle for 2-1 Series Lead
In Ann Arbor on June 16 Pennsylvania edged Michigan 1-0. Toomey scored the lone run in the seventh after a walk sacrifice and infield hit, despite sparse offense from both sides. The win gives Pennsylvania a 2-1 series advantage this year.
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Straus risks water flight despite Titanic tragedy
Oscar S. Straus, former New York gubernatorial candidate, flew in Lt. Vilas’s hydroaeroplane over Pelham Bay. Despite illness and his brother perishing on the Titanic, he faced potential watery death with confidence. The craft, 40 by 26 feet, Pullman-style, mahogany interior, 100 hp, 55 mph on water and 65 mph in air, showcased luxury.
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