Connecticut league denies back salaries to Northampton Holyoke
In a two and a half hour session at Geo Cameron's Hotel Sea View Connecticut league directors refused to assume debts of the Northampton and Holyoke clubs and denied back salaries to their players. Bill Luby's claim of 317 dollars was dropped as he had no Northampton contract. The meeting also set a new schedule and reappointed umpires.
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Fido” Sutton
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Ty Cobb to star in College Widow on stage after season
Ty Cobb prepares for a theatrical debut in The College Widow as rewrite plans take shape. Augustus Armstrong Callahan and Glaser oversee casting and coaching with Cobb learning lines and stage manners, aiming for a fall opening after the baseball season.
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Detroit
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Jimmy Callahan
Chicago White Sox
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Callahan
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Catcher Carrigan Fooled By Owner Taylor
President Taylor of the Boston Red Sox sought to discipline an expensive demand by star catcher Carrigan who held out for terms. A surprise turn brought Nanamaker, a little known rookie, to Boston who quickly proved his worth and claimed the starting job, sidelining Carrigan for most of the season and proving his indispensability questionable.
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Taylor
Boston
Nanamaker
Boston Red Sox
Rman
Carrigan
Carri
Red
Schulte of Cubs Takes Pretty Bride
Chicago June 27 Frank Schulte right fielder of the Chicago gomes League baseball club was here yesterday to Miss Madele Schulte is the last of the vet is of the club to enter into matrimony In the marriage license Schulte gives his age as 28 years and his home at Binghamton New York The bride is 29 and gives Chicago as her home She will accompany her husband on the club a eastern invasion.
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Tommy Houck Beats Young Dyson In Close Ten Round Fight
Tommy Houck the Philadelphia featherweight hopeful trained by Eddie McMahon defeated Young Dyson of Providence in a fast ten round bout at Olympic A C Harlem. Houck used speed and jabs to lead, Dyson surged with body blows and swinging rights, but Houck recovered to take the decision after a spirited final round with Dyson wobbling from a left hook and uppercuts.
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Philiadelphian
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Young Dyson
Providence
Little Fellows
New York
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Harlem
Houck
Dyson
Boxing Notes Preview and Retirement Announcements
Ad Wolgast and Owen Moran train for their July 4 bout both under 133 pounds. Honey Mellody to meet Joe Stein in a 10 round welterweight bout in New York. In Richmond a critic denounces youths entering boxing for show or money, urging training and reading as better pursuits. John L Sullivan declares retirement.
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United Press
San Francisco
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
The Nugget Sold in All Drug Stores Ends Vaudeville Run
A fragment notes the completion of a vaudeville engagement ending with the Nugget sold in all drug stores. The terse line hints at a theatrical act wrapping up and a product placement linked to the show.
Big Regatta Anticipation In Poughkeepsie Race
In Poughkeepsie on June 27 thousands of students and grads gathered as five universities vie for the final three spots behind Cornell and Columbia in the big regatta. The Ithacans and New Yorkers show strong money action while coaches Courtney and Rice anticipate a tougher race than ever. Yachts dot the course as the day builds toward the varsity eight, four, and freshmen eight races. Doce Luby is in town backing Nagget.
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United Press
Poughkeepsie
Hudson
Cornell
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Courtney
Jim Rice
Ithacans
Yale Crew Ready For Regatta Says Kennedy
New London June 27 Coach John Kennedy of the Yale crews expressed satisfaction with his oarsmen and said he did not expect to change the present seating. Harvard coach Wray would not discuss Crimson chances. Light workouts continue in both camps as city gears for a record crowd and possible Taft visit with warships expected in harbor for regatta day.
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John Kennedy
Yale
Jim Wray
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Conn League Adopts Season Schedule In New Haven
The Connecticut league directors met at Savin Rock and published the forthcoming season schedule. The list covers games from June 28 through September 9 with matchups among Waterbury Bridgeport New Britain Hartford New Haven Springfield and other cities, detailing venues and dates across July August and early September.
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New Haven
Hartford
Connecticut League
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Speld
Springfield
Britain
Sprinetela
Syafven
Marita
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Poll's imagination tops beat builder tale in New Britain
In a New Haven Journal-Courier item from Connecticut, Mr Poll is described as a tireless beat builder with a vivid imagination. The report questions whether his genius or eccentricity drives his work, highlighting his unusual creativity in New Britain and Springfield.
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New Haven Journal-Courier
Poll
Wolgast Bets $40,000 On Self In Moran Fight
Lightweight champion Ad Wolgast says he will wager $40,000 on himself for the July 4 bout with Owen Moran in San Francisco. Wolgast objects to Moran’s claim that he has only an overhand swing and challenges Moran to prove his confidence.
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San Francisco
Ad Wolgast
Owen Moran
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