Baseball Scores From Yesterday's Games Across Leagues
American League results show New York defeating Philadelphia 2 1 Boston over Washington 6 6 Detroit beat Chicago 2 1 St Louis won 6 0 over Cleveland S in the National League Pittsburg 3 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 5 Boston 0 Brooklyn rain delayed games listed for today include Washington at New York New York at Brooklyn Boston at Philadelphia Northampton at Bridgeport Waterbury at New Haven Springfield at Hartford New Britain at Holyoke HITS NOTED FOR SINGER NO 2 GAME WITH GABLER OCONNELL WEILER AND MCCGUIRE MENTIONED IN DIARY FOOTNOTE AND CAUTION ABOUT KELTING SIGNING BY NO 1 CRANE AND ELLSWORTH CONTENDERS COUGH LIN STRIKES OUT EIGHT IN SATURDAY GAME UMPIRE DILLON PRAISED FOR JUDGMENT
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New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New Britain
Bridgeport
New
Holyoke
Hartford
Waterbury
Northampton
Springfield
New Haven
National League
Paredelphis
Connecticut
P.C
Etroit
New York Atl
St Louis
Laost
Bolyoke
Rew
New. Haven
Ose
Wagner
Tim Jordan
Lennox
Tommy Downey
Bransfield
Lumley
McLean
Meyers
Alperman
Hulswitz
Downey
Phelps
Bates
Eddie Collns
Philadelphias
Heilmuller
Carrigan
Jack Carrigan
Danny Hoffman
Danny Murphy
Pat Dougherty
Ar Ave
Athletics
Collins
Walsh
Lajoie
Stone
Bender
Hoffman
Cobb
Lord
Dygert
Browne
Crawford
Murphy
Livingston
Industrial League Saturday Games and League Woes
Saturday schedules list Crane Valve Co. teams at Crane Field and Yost Field with multiple doubleheaders. Reports note Smallwood and Bosse strong on defense, while Pitching depth signals risk across all clubs. Manager Keppy protests a Singers win over Warners after a disputed play, and Umpire staffing and pay issues draw criticism amid lingering team dissatisfaction.
Great Record for Bridgeport High School in 1909
Bridgeport High School finished 1909 with a strong season record outside league play losing only to Taft School. Three league games were lost, including the championship, with Captain Louie Middlebrook fainting at a hotel after the Saturday contest. The team faced a controversial league deal and may withdraw from the Inter scholastic league, considering joining the AAU.
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Bank
Bridgeport High School
Meriden
B. H
New Haven
Middletown
Hartford
B.H
B. H. Ee
Westerly
West Ends
Stamford
Donnelly's Pets
Sophs
Domnelly
Taft School
Louie Middlebrook
League Leaders 2live Baseball Tips in Bridgeport
Northampton here today as Honest Jack O’Leary joins Uncle Jeeme. A win today could lift the Larks from last place. Hartford to host a doubleheader Saturday. Wagner leads NL batting with .392 while several rivals top .300. In American League Heilmann and Collins shine. Downey, Downey and Downey pace various charts as New Haven clubs face slumps and adjustments.
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Jack O'Leary
Jeeme
Larks
Orators Win of New Britain
New Britain defeated yesterday at Electric Field as Gibbs silenced the local batting. Hodge faced pressure, two double plays were turned, and Steinhauser sparked the offense with a fence homer. Gibbs and Bannon drove in runs for the visitors, extending their lead late.
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Tommy Downey
Tom
Cammnitz
Pirates
New Britain
Jimmy Gibbs
Jim
Martford
Bridgeport
Gibbs
Almeida
Cabbage
Cab
Needham
Mason
Cale
Hodge
Steinhauser
Bannon
Hikt
Ladd
Balla
Miller
McKenna
Bourquin
Slong
McCabe
Kocher
Steimhauser
Ab. R
Cabrera
Waterman
Ruffange
Riley
Rtf
Hilt
Seo Rend
Aterman
Hilt To
Newtain
Bi Fee
Lodge
It’s Poslam and Pennants in a Fragmented Season
A jumble of product pitch and baseball moves. Poslam promises rapid relief for eczema and related skin ailments while teams in the Western league shuffle managers and pitchers. Jack O’Connor is hired to manage Holyoke, Swanson is moved to New Britain, Hess joins Northampton, and Porray is loaned to Waterbury as the season progresses.
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Jack O'Connor
Little Rock
Jack Hess
Dan O'Neil
Northampton
Lawrence
Ed Porray
Newfield
Waterbury
Chambers’ Journal
J. T. Whitby
Weston Walks Across America in Extreme Nevada Heat
Edward Payson Weston reports from Battle Mountain Nevada on his Transcontinental Walk from New York to San Francisco. On June 23 he details night and dawn travel to beat daytime heat, outlining distances covered including Battle Mountain to Beowawe and Mozel, steady progress despite harsh conditions and fatigue. He cites a cheering message from his mascot at 60 Wall Street.
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Weston
New York
San Francisco
United States
Edward Payson Weston
Battle Mountain
Nev
Beowawe
Mozel
Wall Street
New York Times
West End Club challenges BHS in two game series
Amateur baseball notes report West End Boys Club eyeing a pair with B H S. A and B juniors beat Western juniors 19 to 13 at Sea Side Park. Bengal juniors challenge Auroras for Sunday 2:30. A and B seniors challenge Bridgeport Brass Shop juniors for Saturday 2:30. James Kearn, manager.
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A. & B.jrs
Westerns
Jrs
Sea Side Park
Bengal, Jr
Auroras
Bridgeport Brass Shop Jrs
James Kearn
Local furniture dealer files bankruptcy petition
David A Wise of 1368 Main Street filed for bankruptcy yesterday with liabilities of 5418.23, of which 5217.98 are unsecured. Assets total 1002.61, including 652.61 due on open account and 350 in stock. Men past fifty in danger. Foley's Kidney Remedy promoted for enlarged prostate gland with testimonials from L. E. Morris and F. B. Brill.
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David A. Wise
Main Street
Foley
L. E. Morris Dexter
F. B. Brill
Judge and Pistol in Spanish Isle Justice Plot
A Law Notes correspondent recounts a case in a Spanish rule insular possession where Judge Z conspired with a hoodlum to provoke a breach of peace against an editor. A policeman joined the plot, but the editor stayed calm, was arrested, and later left with the judge’s ornate pistol after admitting possession and presenting a Spanish permit.
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Law
United States
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