Championship Lost Interscholastic Baseball Thriller
The B O H S baseball team, Western Division champions, lost to Westerly High, Eastern Division champions, 1-0 at Yale Field. Burrows struck out eighteen with no hits allowed. Malcolm fanned eleven and yielded four safeties. Westerly scored in the first on a misplay and a fielder’s choice, while Bridgeport failed to push a run across despite bases loaded in the first and sixth innings. Attendance 750. Umpire Roth. Time 3:20.
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B. OH. S
Yale
Westerly High
Bridgeport
Burrows
Bur- Tows
Malcolm
Foley
Hawley
Martin
Craiser
Harry Middebrooks
Harry
Seeley
Lalley
Chapman
Marin
Graether
Dutton
Pember
Harry Mmiddlebrooks
Leale-Middlebrooke
Brother Harry
Harry Middlebrooks
McFarland
Porter
Harry Middlebrook
Protess
Middlebrook
Weary
Alley
Champlain
Poley
L. Foley
Fr Foley
B. Wet H. S
Diebrock
Roth
Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games
National League results include St Louis defeating Pittsburg 8 to 1 and Chicago beating Cincinnati 7 to 3. American League note St Louis 6 Cleveland 0. Chicago 5 Iowa 2. Connecticut League results show Hartford defeating Northampton 4 to 1 and New Haven beating Holyoke 11 to 2. Waterbury beat New Britain 13 to 8, with Waterbury 2 New Haven 1 in yesterday’s action.
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St. Louis
Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Chicacago
Detroit
Industrial League and National League Baseball Scores
National League games set Brooklyn at New York and Philadelphia at Boston. Saturday results show Yost 13 U M C Co 3 and Crane No 1 12 A B Co 7, Crane No 2 7 Singers 6, Warner Bros 9 Brass Co 4. American League note covers New York at Philadelphia and Boston at Washington with a Cartridge shop defeat 13-3 by U M C Co. Connecticut League features Bridgeport at New Britain, New Haven at Springfield, Hartford at Holyoke, Northampton at Waterbury.
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Ramsey
Bridgeport
Hartford
Northampton
New Haven
Holyoke
Waterbury
New Britain
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Yost
Crane No
Crane
Singers
Warner Bros
Brass Co
Bot. Brass Co
Singer Co
Warner Brothers
Cartridge Shop
Newfield
Jack Coffey
U. T. Co
White
Wilson
Coffey
Mohs
Moran
Connecticut League
Springfield
National League
P.C
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago St Teches
Washington
St. Louis
P.c. Hartford
Tee Sesee SL
Holyoke As
Weterbury
Rochester
Buffalo
Newark Srg
Baltimore
Toronto
Providence
Montreal
Jersey City
P.C. Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Union Typewriter Es
St. Paul - Ats Singer Mfg. Co
Toledo
Seases
Wt Crane Co
Crane Co
Asees
Werner Brothers Co
A. & B. Ad Bpt. Brass Co
Crane No. 2 defeats Singers in tight 7 6 game
Crane No. 2 tops Singers 7 to 6 in a well played game to move into second place on a tie with the defeated club. Coughlin and Ing, Nichols and Laubscher led the batteries as Red Coughlin allowed seven hits.
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Crane Valve Co
Red Coughlin
Nichols
Crane No
Singer
Coughlin
Ing
Laubscher
Live Baseball Tips From New Britain Barrage
In New Britain today Northampton is the day’s draw at Newfield tomorrow. Manager O Rourke awaits Honest John O Leary who will report immediately and play either first base or right field. Billy Luyster remains out of the lineup as he seeks reinstatement, and new players are withheld until they appear in an Ora tor uniform. Cy Miller remains hot at the plate approaching .300, while George Bannon endures a yearly batting slump before a comeback. The Fairfield club seeks a Monday game at 10 o clock in Fairfield Conn.
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New Britain
Hartford
Northampton
Newfield
O'Rourke
John O'Leary
Buffalo
Jim
Outlaws
Billy Luyster
Luyster
Clarkin
O'Leary
Kocher
McAloor
Mac
Meee | OG Rourke
Cy Miller
George Bannon
George
Blood disease remedy touted as cure-all
An advertisement criticizes external skin treatments for eczema psoriasis and similar conditions. It claims blood purification is needed, promotes Dr Taylor's Remedy as a blood purifying cure, and provides mail order and pharmacy availability in Bridgeport Connecticut and Philadelphia.
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Arch St
Philadelphia
Jennie Hamilton
Bridgeport
Weston’s Transcontinental Walk Progress Report
Weston, in his seventy first year, resumes a 100 day walk from New York to San Francisco aboard railroad support. He lists a revised 4000 mile schedule across states and months, then reports near Beowawe heat mosquitoes and rough track hindered pace. He thanks J Krutchnit, J M Davis, James Horsburg Jr, railroad staff, and helper Joseph Murray for support and strength.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Edward Payson Weston
Carlin
Nev
Jane
Beowawe
J. Krutchnit
Southern Pacific Company
J. M. Davis
James Horsburg, Jr
Joseph Murray
New Twirler Shuts Out Orators as Parker Triumphs
Murray Parker, Pony stand-by, returned to the game after a brief leave and blanked the Orators 3-0 at Springfield Saturday. He allowed four hits and fanned 13. Behrendt relieved Henniz in the sixth after a hot line drive injured him. Springfield totaled nine runs in the late innings while Bridgeport struggled.
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Murray Parker
Orators
Springfield
Murray
Henniz
Eastern Association
Behrendt
Bill Luby
Ening
Bridgeport
Parker and Whalen
Hennig, Behrendt and
Kocher
Cure for child eczema with Cuticura products
A Yukon Oklahoma mother recounts a severe two year old eczema ordeal in her son. Conventional remedies failed, three months of intense itching and sores followed. After using Cuticura Soap for baths and Cuticura Ointment on the sores, the rash halted and vanished within a week. The family continues to rely on Cuticura for skin troubles and recommends it to others.
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Coare
J. W. Lauck
Yukon
Okla
Ladd Real Leader Miller Close Second Orators Batting List
The week’s batting report shows the orators still declining. Rube Ballard underperformed in the field while Hill slumped to five safeties. Miller improved his average, with Hi Ladd holding steady and the others dropping. Standings summarize recent performance.
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Ladd
Miller
Rube Ballard
Hill
Hi Ladd
Bridgeport Slugger Leads Batting Averages Amid Incomplete Hitters
Bridgeport lacks a regular regular hitter with 200 hit totals. Big Bill Mason of New Britain leads at first base with the top batting average, though the details are incomplete.
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Bridgeport
Big Bill Mason
New Britain
Jeading Clouter
Weston’s Rail Journey Notes From the West
Edward Payson Weston recounts a cross country rail trip with ironies of kindness from freight crews. He describes a dropped ice, engine assistance, and a plan to reach San Francisco by July 9 at 4 o clock, noting slow travel by night and several days lost since leaving Chicago.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Edward Payson Weston
Review of Sports: Hyland Defeats Cross After Long Bout in Colma
Dick Hyland defeated Leach Cross in the forty first round at Colma California last Saturday, earning Cross only 370 for forty one rounds. The upset stunned New York sports fans, as Cross was seen as the likely winner amid heavy wagers. Hyland wore Cross down after mid bout fatigue, while Cross struggled to make weight and had never fought beyond ten rounds before.
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Dick Hyland
Leach Cross
Colma
California
N. Y
Cross
Egents
Hyland
Bowery
Nelson
Sam Wallach
New York
Erie
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Review OF Sports
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Harper’s Weekly
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Western Medical
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