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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
3
Danson Demands 20 Foot Ring for Property
Real estate listing notes Danson insisting on a 20 foot ring for a rental or sale property. The item appears in a compact classified brief with bold capitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danson
Scouts From Big Leagues Watch Dick Tuekey
Big league scouts from Chicago and Philadelphia visited yesterday to observe Dick Tuekey. A Pittsburgh scout also looked over players in the city, signaling potential sales of one or more players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Tuckey
Int Hartt
Chicago Ericans
Phishelphia Nationals
Wite
Mutiny Rumors Shake Boston Team Ranks
A garbled note reports unrest within the Boston National squad with players muttering about salaries and team leadership. The message hints at dissent over pay and selection but lacks clear names or dates.
Defeat by Klaus Hurts French Boxer Carpentier
The article notes French boxer Carpentier lost to Klaus in a bout, dampening hopes of a future clash with Gibbons at Madison Square Garden. Carpentier, only 18, sobbed after the upset, previously buoyed by confidence and promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klaus
Carpentier
Goss
Rory Gibson
George Carpentier
Len Tion
Hite Carpentier
Aes Gibbons
Penior Hal A.C. New York
Car
Gibpee
Tre Mendong
Ratnam Areca Ue
Leston
Ter
Willie
Cornelis Favorite Leads Regatta Despite Uncertain Proposi
In a turbulent race at the regional regatta, Cornelis Favorite held a strong position early but faced late questions about the proposition. The event drew varied comments from spectators and commentators about its potential impact on the standings.
Flynn v Johnson Championship Talk Framed by Odds and Doubt
Flynn defends a claim that he will outbox Johnson in a world travel championship, citing weight and stamina. He recalls their Colma bout and says he plans to punch with power and wear Johnson down, acknowledging public bias toward the champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Jack foRannen
Flynn
Artha
Ryan Dew
Johnson
Fiynh
Pueblo
Tam
Coffroth
Colma
Cal
Fang
Dixon defeats Wallace in 18 rounds in London
In this date box, American featherweight Dixon defeats British challenger Nunc Wallace in 18 rounds in London. Other notes mention Harry Lewis stopping Young Joseph in seven rounds, Charley Ninae battling Mile Cary in Milwaukee, and Grover Hayes listed in a bout on the same date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Nunc Wallace
Britpion
Lon- 1810
Herry Lewis
Young Joseph
Lon- Charley
Ninae Ds
Mile Cary
Waukee
Grover Hayes
Stene
Mechanics Beat Holyoke In Close Newfield Park Tilt
Dan O'Neil's young Paddy Green started for Holyoke as the Mechanics built a 3 3 tie in the seventh. Green fielded well but O'Hara’s throw to the bleachers scored Snyder from third for a 4 3 Mechanics victory. Connie Mack noted the dramatic play as the game wore on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Dan O'Neil
Paddy Green
Neweld
Holyoke
Green
Harrell
Chief Snyder
Red Fisher
O'Hara
Snyder
Hetthe
O'Neil
Connie Mack
Steller
Big Boy
Hara
Blankard
Maaning
Otais
Mone
O'Hare
Hannitan
Ahearn
Goyder
A Snyder
Empire
Keating Wins Another Game Against Rival Van Dyke
Ray Keating pitched a 10 to 6 win for Lawrence in the New England League over Worcester. He held Worcester to eight hits as the anticipated matchup with lefty Van Dyke failed to swing the game's outcome. The doubleheader opener drew attention as Van Dyke had been touted as a strong opponent and possible purchase by Boston interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keating
van Dyke
Wagner
Ray Keating
Lawrence
Worcester
Enme
Red Sox
Van
Baseball Scores and Standings from Yesterday's Games
In the American League yesterday New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 5 in game one while Philadelphia won 7 to New York in the second. Boston beat Washington 6 to 2. Detroit triumphed over Cleveland and Springfield beat Waterbury. New Haven defeated Hartford and Bridgeport won at Holyoke. The writeup notes season context and player performances amid a mix of clipped game recaps and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Springfield
Waterbury
New Haven
Hartford
Bridgeport
Holyoke
P.C
New. Haven
Poaeeeety
Kere Ee
Artford
Bri Rt
Sprinfeld
Amateur Baseball: Tuckey Takes Charge of Ti Best Pitcher
Dick Tuckey selects pitching for Bridgeport’s Ti Best this year while two American Tigers players prepare to face Knowstone in an upcoming game. Broad Somers lead the lineup as key players. Sacred Hearts managed only three hits off French, while St. Charles won 7 to 5 with French collecting three hits and seven strikeouts. Luddy and Serkin starred for the Hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Tuckey
Bridgeport
American’ Tigers
Knowstone
Bes
Somers
Sacred Hearts
St. Charles
Luddy
Serkin
Hearts
Yesterday's International League results and standings
Jersey City defeated Pease 7 to 6, Newark beat Rochester 2 to 0, Baltimore won 6 to 3 over Buffalo in the second game, Toronto topped Providence 12 to 6 in the first game and Providence won 7 to 3 in the second. New York routed Philadelphia 33 to 2, and Boston lost 3 to 6. Standings show teams with losses and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Pease
Newark
Rochester
Baltimore
Arati
Buffalo
Toronto
Providence
Dal Providence
City
New York
Palladelphia
Boston
Kign
Rochester Ae Eenae
Ee PC
Ables
Io. Sas
Providence Ee
Montreal
Roosevelt vows to stir trouble with new political party
Oyster Bay June 27 Colonel Roosevelt says he will cause more trouble than expected with the progressive party. He rides, receives ovation and jokes about Ben Lindsey, Heney, Crane and Bryan, while joking about Gaynor and being branded an anarchist. The piece notes local want ads and a druggist named Snouder and gardener Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Ben Lindsey
Baltimore
Francis J. Heney
Chas
Crane
Sindsey
Bryan
Gaynor
Baseball chatter and lineup talk from a busy season
Fragments discuss American League teams and players including Joe Jackson, Chief Mey, and Artican trades. Mentions Ban Johnson, Pirates, May, and Detroit as clubs seeking form, with rumors of lineup shifts and potential returns as pitchers like George Mullin stay ready.
Guaranteed not to Raves Se Instantly removes ie
Large can manufactured by Wm. R Stratford Ave promises instant removal of grease ink and paint from hands or clothing with a single application though the exact product name is unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R
Stratford Ave
Hal Chase Claims Wife Tried Death by Own Action
Hal Chase alleges his wife attempted suicide February 39 and seeks alimony for custody of their son Harold. Chase’s attorney says the custody motion will hinge on the wife’s alleged actions and a possible reduction of support from 4000 to 4500 dollars yearly. He notes the wife has made life miserable and that he offered to provide $15 a week while pending resolution. The case is tied to domestic disputes and the couple’s finances amid ongoing legal proceedings.
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Sanarescl
Ae Capoudenis
Chase
Peekskill
Tearm Ahé
Jersey
Taunch
Jd Gon
Harold
Bey Hi
Alli
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