Bridgeports Trounce Ponies in Easy City Contest
Springfield on May 6 saw Bridgeports defeat the Ponies 7 to 1 as Pollard pitched effectively, allowing only three hits and receiving solid support from fielding errors. Hartford executed a squeeze play on Waterbury in the eleventh, N. Braven team beaten by weak hitting, and Northampton edged Holyoke 11-3 with strong hitting when needed.
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Springfield
Biidgeport
Pollard
Fill Mercy
Oratore
Murray Parker
Hartford
Waterbury
Wanner
Bart
Maka Gins
Sear
Stuxziog
Northampton
Holyoke
Evers
Moet
Wan
Matterias—Stevans
Halligan
Skiles
Baseball Scores at a Glance
Yesterday's results include Springfield at Bridgeport 7, Northampton 11, New Haven 2, Waterbury 1, Holyoke at Brn, Bow Haven at Northaim, Dew Britain at Hartford, Springfield at Waterbury. Today features Mets at New York and Chicago at Cleveland with several other regional games.
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Springfeld
Bridgeport
Northampton
Urers Et Haven
Gamer
Brn
Holyoke
Bow Haven
Northaim
Dew Britain
Hartfo ‘Sprinaield
Waterbury
Dandy Diamond Doings In Flashes From The Field
Flashes from the field describe Holyoke and New Britain in contention as the Ponies struggle to connect with Pollard. St Louis hints at signings, Danbury and Bridgeport news appear, while Yale loses to Brown 4-2 and controversy grows over umpire discipline and the national agreement fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
New Britain
Hart
Dodgers Rout Quakers as Hari Moore Explodes at Washington Park
Brooklyn belabored Hari Moore in the fourth inning at Washington Park, forcing his removal and tightening the game as Brown mopped up for Philadelphia. The Phillies lost 8 to 3 while Brooklyn piled eight runs on 19 hits with Beil and Bergen catching.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Quakers
Washington Park
Hari Moore
Brooklyns
Moore
Brown
Phillies
Nes
Philadelphia
Bengal Juniors Set For Sunday Showdowns At The Flats
The Bengal Juniors face the Bengals in a Sunday morning clash at 10 o'clock at Barsuns lot for the championship, while the Nukie A. C travels to Meriden to meet the Independents. The Oriole Iva hope for a Bengal Junior upset on Sunday afternoon as the South Ends respond to a recent setback.
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Bengal
Bengals
Barsuns Lot
Wattere
Nukie A. C
Meriden
Lund
Hing Brockett Shuts Out Opponents Twice This Season
In the American League report Hing Brockett of Stallings' team hurled two complete games with shutouts this season. The Boston side featured solid pitching by Averlanes as New York made two hits twice, while Boston fielding prevented extra runs. Other notes mention Washington beating the Athletics in a ninth-inning rally, Detroit edging St. Louis in ten, and local clubs planning weekend games and trials with various youth teams and clubs across Bridgeport and surrounding areas.
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Johnny Evers
Chicago Cube
National Commission
Dode
Criss
St Louis
Peete
New Haven
New York
May
Hing Brockett
Brockett
Stallings’ Wayenne Boys
Boston
Averlanes
New Yorks
McConnell
Wagner
Stahl
Locomobile Co team to face Warwick Bree in Industrial League
Amateur baseball notes the Locomobile Co team of the Industrial League will play the War ner Bree Saturday at 3 o’clock. Mudding ton, ex Stratford player, to pitch for the Locos while the Liggine squad handles the canvas. Diamonds await replies from Stratfield Lincoln Brookside Mehieama or Columbian about a game for Sunday.
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Crane Valve Co
Turnham’s
Diamond
Hengal
Mud Fiats
Clovers
Clover A. C. West Avenue
Bridgeport
Conn
Locomobile Co
Warner Bree.’ Co
Jennet, Benet, Pare
Muddington
Stratforda
Diamonds
Ttm
Stratfelds
Lincoln
Brookside
Mehieama
Columbian
Gaz
Sunda
Ben Sunray
Beath
Jimmy Walsh to Fight in London May Night Card
Special report from United Press says Jimmy Walsh of Boston will fight in London on May 6 alongside the May 24 Tun Hague vs Sam Langford event. Betting on Walsh match runs high as 9,000 pounds reportedly wagered, with strong interest from Boston and UK boxing circles.
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United Press Tondon
Tun Hague
Sam Langford
National Sporting Club
Jimmy Walsh
Boston
Diggerslantey
Hig Taeda Orl
Weceees
Staten-Stanler Puree
Three Annual Church Meetings Report Local Growth
Three annual church meetings were held with reports from First Baptist and St George's parish. First Baptist showed receipts of 2,005.34 and benevolences of 131.97. membership rose from 35 to 59. St George's elected officers including senior warden Joseph Dol and junior warden W E McIntyre, and added three vestry members. The Red Men Great Council session in New Britain elected officers led by Great Sachem Jacob Jacobs and Great Junior Sagamore Howard J Hopkins, with 250 delegates in attendance and Danbury invited for next year.
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ST. George's
First Baptist Church
Memorial Baptist Church
Maplewood and
Howard Avenues
George Rennison
Howard Avenue
Burpee E Slaw
FL H. Larrabee
George B. Haines
C. A. Freeze
H. Morris
St. George's Parish
Maplewood
Colorado Avenues
Joseph Dol
W. E. McIntyre
John A. Worthy
F. E. Maitland
ET. Price
CF Clarke
A. Worthy
W. J. Baltey Marsden
RF. Schmidt
E. H. Kouves
G. J. Eady
J. Wilkinson
Gorse Wicholson
Northern Baptist Association
Portland
Ore
F. C. Featherstone
W. J. Pratt
Bon’ Ening
New Britain
Great Council of the Improved Order of Red Men
Judd's Hall
George M. Landers
Mattahessett Tribe
William Miller
South Norwalk
H. H. Jackson
Bridgeport
William Saunders
Naugatuck
Great Council of
Connecticut
Junior Sagamore
New Haven
C. H Blake
Waterbury
Wu- Nap
Percy Sawson
Mischinews
Buckingham
Wig
J. O. Bailey
Wallingford
Fornst
Arthur Hart
Lime
Hopking
IO. R M
Thie
Saunders
Danbury
Sachem
Jacobs
Judor
Scramorg Hop Mapkins
Geass
Shield
Culver
Prouter
Junior Ben
Weston in City Showing Trail as Veteran Pedestrian
Weston, the veteran pedestrian, arrived in Kansas City from Os Grove after a stop at Weston seeking a speed contest. The trip frames his post recovery effort and signals a return to public appearances.
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United Press
Kanes City
Weston
Osk Grove
Spee
Paine Wins Blue Ribbon Garage Rim Tire Race
Frank Paine, a chauffeur for the airport, won the first prize of five dollars in a brisk contest at the Blue Ribbon Garage to remove and replace a Centremountable rim tire. Hawley of Mitchell garage placed second earning three dollars after Paine led from the start. Edward Godfrey timed the trials.
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Blue Ribbon
R. S. Hawley
Mitchell
Frank Paine
Airport
Paine
Hawley
Edward Godfrey
City Court Cases and Market Notices From the City
City court cases this morning include Jake Xhire and Geezer Pojaka tried for a Sunday assault on Ping street. Khire fined five dollars and costs, Geezer three dollars and costs. Five youths arrested for train riding, from Providence and Lowell, jailed five days each, then under probation officer supervision for twenty years. John Teeple theft case turned over to Fairfield authorities. Local market ads describe fresh seafood, shad and halibut offerings, and a fish clock concept by C C Chenterbrooks of Litchfield I C set up to notify buyers via phone.
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Tha Cits
Jake Xhire
Geezer Pojaka
Ping Street
Khire
Geezer
Costa
Daniel Goldsmith
Charles Simonson
James Rogers
Lou Cohen
Providence
John Kane
Lowell
John Teeple
Fairfield Firm
Isenburg
Halibat
Hayes
Connecticut
Water Street
C. C. Chenterbrooks
Litchfield
Cheaterbrooks
Garry
Carmer Wali
Boats Will Not Be Delayed At Bridge Over The Gut
Captain Paul Boyton of Steeplechase Island says Major Harry Taylor approved no delay for boats passing The Gut draw bridge. He notes a 10 horsepower motor will allow fast operation and vows action if the drawtender stalls. He stresses business vessels take priority and pleasure craft must not be hindered except to avoid pranks.
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Paul Boyton
Steeplechase Island
Harry Taylor
United States
Hartford Hearing on Blacklisting and Employment Bureau Bill
Hartford May. Labor committee hears testimony on a bill to prohibit blacklisting of workers by employers with fines up to two hundred dollars and six months in jail. President Donahue seeks stronger enforcement, while Lawyer Gross urges clarified law preserving employer inquiry rights. witnesses discuss open access employment bureaus and Bridgeport factory practices.
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Hartford
Labor Committee
Donahue
State Federation of Labor
Ohio
Oregon
C. W. Gross
Hrewster Green
Bridgeport
Atate Iber
Discharged and Cured Gerwig Gets Drunk
The Board of Charities notes Albert Darwin Gerwig, 58, widower from Pittsburgh, who collapsed in city streets. He had been in a Westport sanitarium for alcoholism, discharged last Saturday after a $10 stipend, then admitted to St Vincent's Hospital in an emergency ambulance. His father Henry Gerwig is Titania Insurance treasurer. brother Charles M. Gerwig is Lincoln National Bank president.
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Board of Charites
Albert Darwin Gerwis
Pittsburg
St. Vincent's Hospital
Gerwig
Westport
Henry Gerwig
Titania Insurance Company
Charles M. Gerwig
Lincoln National Bank
Rooseveltians in Toils at Greens Farms Sanitarium
Two-year-old Lake Wright son of the Secretary of War and John Woods escaped a Greens Farms sanitarium yesterday and led a drunken spree along Main and Well streets. Wright was captured by Lieut. Anderman. Woods had been there years. They were returned to the sanitarium after brief police processing amid claims of past confinement and a weapon wound mentioned by Wright.
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Lake Wright
Roosevelt
John Woods
McFarlane
Sanitarum
Wright
Lieut
Anderman
Siath
Woods
Greens
McFarland
Delaney
Woota
Lake
Pater
Open Cars Ventilation Petition Heard by Rail Board
Petition from motormen in twenty two cities asking vestibules on open cars for storm protection was heard by railroad commissioners. Testimony from Boston Elevated official Pat Windsor and others from Springfield Worcester New Haven and Wilbur Mainard cited. Opponents argued open ends attract storms hinder vision and risk safety. commissioners have reconsidered their decision.
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Railroad
Pat Windsor
Elevated
Boston
Henry C. Page
Springfield Street
Boward G. Cornell
Worcester
John T. Sloan
Wilbur A. Mainard
George Halley
Benjamin F. Milner
New Haven
Otters
Rainty
Frisbies Finest Pies Toasted by Local Grocer
Sentee touts Frisbies as the finest pies for home use. Pile Pinot Pies advertised with a lore claim. Readers urged to order Friis intros from their grocer, promising to complete the inner and salivate every body.
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Frisbie
Friis
Medical Misery Healed at Modern Equipped Clinic
An advertisement claims cure for chronic and acute diseases affecting men. It touts blood problems, nervous exhaustion, bladder issues, skin eruptions, and strictures with thousands reportedly cured. Free consultation promises friendly talk. Visit the modern clinic in New Haven with regular hours.
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Ab. A
Waite
Ua Blaine
Bialier
Burns
Parker
Vy Dridgeport
Bourquin
Phelan
Aioe
Deanne
Collins
Ladd
Connor
Moston
Washington
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Iroskiya
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St. Lavats
Chicago
Cincinnati
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Holyoken
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Harry Jope
Springtela
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Burg
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Lada
Bannon's
Pollard’s Inneys
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Dunn
Orioles
Yale
van Vieck
Providence Boys
Cormina Sion
American Association
Umit
J. H. O'Rourke
Teason
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Meriden Journal
Tracy
Schincel
Murray
Sumtay
Harry Durant
Harry
Ing
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Tony Pastor
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Ganley
McBride
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Thomas
Smith
Groom
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Detroit
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Browns
Povo Dco Es
St.Louis
Speer, Mullin
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Glenwood A.C
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Pwo Dollar
Lundberg
Warner Bros
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Serry
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Owen and
Owens
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Shop
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Larkin
Conklin
Howell
W. Malone
Baxter
McGuire
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Cassie
Malone
Mohican Jrs
Dianna Julie
Rth
London
Wuss
Great Council OF the Red Men
Memorial City
E. T. Buckingham
May L
M. J. Hopkins
Sagamore
HH. Jackson
Carl N. Foster
Wesson
Employment Bureau
M. E. Brewster-Greene
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Rooseveltian High Roller
Join Woods
Main Street
LPN AE
Becaus
Orange
Beason
Sis
S. B Thing & CO
Main ST
Sale
Fae
North Jevenue
H. L. Blackman
Jacob Glasnor
Bobs Wat
Daniel P. Keane
Giri
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