Yale's Famous Captain Dead
Francis Gordon Brown former Yale football captain died at Glen Head Long Island at 31 diabetes listed as cause of death He starred for Yale from 1897 and captained the 1900 team noted for its high scoring and strong defense He married Caroline L Bogert and leaves a son and is survived by his wife and family He worked at J Pierpont Morgan after graduation
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Rumsey Twirls Winning Ball for McCann's Team
New Britain May 11 Tex Rumsey won his first game of the season by pitching Bridgeport to a 6 to 1 victory over New Britain. The Mechanics pounded Pressy for 11 hits while Rumsey scattered nine. Crook led Bridgeport with three hits. Kauff, Litschi and Eley added two apiece. The Aviators broke the game open with timely hitting and base running, including a two-base hit by Litschi that scored Ladd. Rumsey exited after six innings, with Bridgeport finishing strong for the win.
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Knockout Brown and Murphy Ready for Rematch at Whirlwind A C
Knockout Brown and Tommy Murphy prepare for their second clash at the Whirlwind A C in Brooklyn tonight. Both fighters are in peak shape for a hard rough bout. Opinions vary among fans and experts on who will win. Brown has outpointed Murphy before and faced the lightweight champion in limited rounds, making him a slight favorite. Some back Murphy’s rebound and skill, arguing he will outshine Brown’s rugged style this time.
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National League yesterday and today's slate of games
Yesterday New York beat Chicago 11 to 1, St Louis topped Brooklyn 4 to 3, Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 6 to 2, Cincinnati won 8 to 7, with today’s schedule Chicago at New York St Louis at Brooklyn Pittsburg at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Boston.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule from Today’s Games
In the American League results New York defeats Detroit six to two Cleveland shuts out Boston six to nothing Philadelphia tops St Louis eight to six and Chicago beats Washington nine to six. Today’s games feature New York at Detroit Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis and Washington at Chicago.
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O Brien Sets Ten Mile Record At New Haven Meet
Edward O'Brien of the New Haven YMCA ran ten miles on a Sheffield track during a Good Friday athletic meet. Officials claim the 55 second pace signals a Connecticut outdoor ten mile record. Ex Senator Butterworth offers a silver cup for the best time at related New Haven Athletic Association events.
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Rumsey Sparks Rally as Baseball Teams Pivot
Tex Rumsey delivered in a tight stretch with Beck homering twice over two days as McCann reshapes his pitching staff toward five. Hartford’s crowds anticipate a busy slate against New Britain, Waterbury, and other rivals while market chatter notes Red Waller and Uppy Upham on the cusp of roster action.
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Big League Gossip From The Ball Park Circulation
The Pittsburg Pirates are undefeated at home this season Amos Rusie returns as a gatekeeper at Seattle and will umpire in the Northwestern league Boston tops the leagues with no postponed games this season Earl Moore leads strikeouts with thirty and Joe Wood powers the Red Sox Athletics lead American League in batting Detroit leads in hitting and fighting Pitchers Cicotte and Frank Smith are suspended Knabe favors brains over signals and inside play basing a catcher and hit and run plays as jokes NUGGETS good to the end.
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Umpires to Get Raise in Salary in Hartford League
Connecticut League of Baseball Clubs sides with umpires on pay increase raising pay from 7.50 to 8 per game citing higher living costs and travel in Hartford to Springfield. Notes include banquet proxies, directors elected, and officials present at Hotel Garde. Also mentions a local shoe sale at Thing & Co. with deep discounts through Saturday.
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What's Happening Among Our Semi Professionals
Ira Halli writes of brisk city league play with seven runs by North Ends leading six teams. Sokols beat St Joes 4 to 1 as Tommy Coughlin, ex St Joe, fuels the Sokols offense. Wetstine remains City league secretary while Fred shifts jobs. Yost Field flags will be raised to start the Factory league with parades and new stars Vega Rubbells Batchellers. Bengals, Black Rocks, and Yosts showcase rising talent as hitters McBride Rohrback Johnson star in recent games. The Industrial league ride, led by Graphophone Drum Corps, lights up Red Men's hall after a storm delay. Abe Howell, revived pitcher for Yosts, returns to the mound. Clover outfit’s press agent question persists as Clover lags in news coverage.
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New Haven and rivals state scores and matchups
New Haven 6 Northampton 4 Waterbury 7 Holyoke 1 Hartford 9 Springfield 5 New Haven at Bridgeport New Britain at Waterbury Holyoke at Hartford Springfield at Northampton Havana dream Reed Williams Yale 100100000-26-1 Batteries Davis Lewis Free man Carhart Philadelphia RAB Pennsylvania 5 Fordham Batteries Clarke Gordon Kehoe Lynch Princeton RHB Brown Princeton 2000 3100 Batteries Congelman Snell Greenbaum Taylor Worcester RHE Holy Cross Springfield Training Batteries Lynch Cannon School Cook Kel sley Cambridge RHB Harvard Amherst Batteries Babson Reeves Vernon Quaintance Bryan Ithaca RHE Cornell Colgate Battery Hightower Abbott Perrin Leonard West Point RHE Georgetown Batteries Hyatt Davenport White Fury Easton RWB Lafayette Lehigh Batteries Long Conover Shellenberger Bell
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Sacred Heart to Face St Augustine's at Seaside Park
Sacred Heart baseball meets St Augustine's Saturday morning May 13 at 9 o clock in Seaside Park. Sacred Hearts then challenge City Normals St Charles or any other strong team averaging 14 15 years as the Young Lakeviews Stars have...
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Cubs to Play Blue Belle or Point Reserves at Old Mill Green
A local club renamed the Cubs plan a Saturday morning game on May 13 at 9 30 o clock against Blue Belle or Point Reserves at Old Mill Green. Cubs lineup includes M Salmon J Sterback M Juda ss M Galla R Pisty T Burns G Josephson W Sales J Bobko. Atlas A C beat Acmee of the South End 16 11 led by Harry Denny and Joe Finnegan. Winners set to meet John Dennings Crescents next Sunday at Wheeler s Lot.
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Kaufman Seeks Rematch After KO Loss in Kansas City
Al Kaufman recovers from a 65 minute nap and a third round knockout by Fireman Jim Flynn in Kansas City. He admits not fighting his best and vows improvement after a month of training, signaling a possible rematch with Flynn if plans align.
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Harvard Track Aims For New Haven Dual Meet
Cambridge May 11 Harvard track athletes prepare for the New Haven dual with Captain Foster showing sprint talent in a 290 yard trial against Dud Rainey. Yale crews practiced and prepared near New Haven as they head to Springfield. Boston notes report wrestler John Boston scoring a fall, with Smart showing grit in a tight bout.
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Young Griffo Wins Over Leonard in Six Round Bout
Leonard and Young Griffo clashed in a six round bout at the St Athletic Club. Griffo dominated each round with sharp punching and quick defense. After the bout, several veteran boxers entered the ring and cheered for the cleverest boxer of them all.
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