Industrial Teams Open Season With Four Games Next Saturday
Industrial League starts Saturday with four games at Yest field Crane Valve Field Newfield Park and other venues feature Union Typewriter Crane Valve American and British teams plus Bridgeport Brass. City official to pitch first ball. umpire staff led by Thomas McCann with Verrelle Boland and Dillon. Finance committee named to manage four figure budget.
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Yest Field
Qnion Ee
Singer Manumoe
Crane Valve
Acrane
Oadessa Park
Warner ‘Brothers Co
Peseenore Brass Co
Newfield Park
Bridgeportlow Haven
Direc
Tors
Thomas McCann
Pete Verrelle
Pat Boland
Dan Dillon
Mr. McCann
E. T. Buckingham
Peter A. Colljung
Crane Valve Co
H. D. Kent
Bridgeport Brass Co
Edward Lynch
Union Typewriter Co
DANDY DIAMOND DOINGS FLASHES FROM THE FIELD
Connecticut League action and club chatter detail today’s Waterbury New Britain and Springfield games with notes on pitchers Barnacle and Doroth Taylor. Baseball night at Poli’s Hartford features film of Detroit Chicago title game and a mock Umpire Murray skit amid Harlem-style vaudeville.
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Waterbury
New Britain
Springfield
Poli's
Hartford
Senators
Northamptons
Connery
Murray
Sehineel
Young Corbett and Gardner Win Close Fights in Rival Bouts
In Baltimore last night Young Corbett and Jim Gardner won their battles in close, brutal bouts. Corbett edged Scroggs by decision after a late surge. Scroggs showed strength at distance but couldn't hold Corbett at close range. Gardner outboxed Bill McKinnon over twelve rounds in Boston, dominating with superior speed and technique while McKinnon failed to land decisive blows.
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Young Corbett
Bill” Brown
Jim Gardner
Baltimore
Hart
Corbett
Scroggs
Senigthe
Jimmy Gardner
Lowell
Bill McKinnon
New England
Boston
Gardner
McKinnon
Boxing promoters cautious under club law in New York
Sporting gossip from New York notes a club raid over ticket gates for a Well Street district boat event. It mentions a ten round draw between Tommy Creeee and Mackay in Chicago and hints at rumors of further activity.
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New York
Well Street
Tommy Creeee
Mackay
Johnson to Meet O'Brien in Philadelphia Bout
Chicago May 12 Jack Johnson heavyweight champion will leave Chicago this afternoon for Philadelphia where he faces Jack O'Brien in a six round bout next Wednesday. Johnson says he will be in the best of condition.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Coffroth Calls Nelson’s Bluff In Boxing Showdown
San Francisco May 12 United Press report says Promoter James Coffroth says he will set new plans for July 5 the Nelson vs McFarland bout at Colma arena He asserts he will deliver a strong card with Ketchel possibly tackling the winner and hints at further arrangements to satisfy fans despite Nelson’s attempts to bluff.
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United Press
San Francisco
Nelson
James Coffroth
Coffroth
McFarland
Colma
Stanley Ketchell
Orators Lose Hard Fought Game at Newfield Park
Springfield defeats Bridgeport 9 to 3 as Artie Romer struggles on the mound. Collins collects three hits including a homer, Bourquin adds three safeties, and Burns, Hoer, and Warner contribute key moments. Romer exits after a thigh welt. Gibbs and Jameson hold the Ponies as Springfield sprints to the win.
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Artie Romer
Newfield Park
Springfield
Arthur
Burns
Gibbs
Young
Jum
Warner
Ponies
Collins
Candy
Willow
Marty Phelan
Romer
Maggert Connor
Miller
Waite
Rising
Luby
Rster
Barbour
Il Lias
Pop
Hilt
Bourguin
Homer
Ladd
Bourquin
Hill
Bounder
Whangdoodle
Kocher
Phelan
Steinhauser
Bannon
Lkel
Orators
Jameson
McKenna
Steinhouser
Baseball Scores At A Glance
Baseball scores from yesterday include St. Louis 3 Philadelphia 0 in St. Louis. Cleveland 5 Boston 1. Detroit 16 New York 5. Chicago 5 Washington 0. Brooklyn 2 St. Louis 1. Boston 10 Cincinnati 8. Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 1. New York 4 Chicago 0. Detroit and New York each played in a morning game with noted lineups and pitchers.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelph
P.C. Pittsburg
Brookl
World Champions defeat Giants in nine inning tilt
New York May 12 The World's Champions beat the Giants 4 to 3 with Three Finger Brown on the mound Wiltse pitched well but costly errors by Doyle and Bridwell cost New York. Brown and Moore opposed Wiltse and Meyers.
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New York
Brown
Wiltse
Giants
Doyle
Bridwell
Chicago
Moore
Meyers
Boston Beats Cincinnati In High-scoring Baseball Game
Boston and Cincinnati clashed in a wild game loaded with hits and miscues. Boston pushed across 12 runs on 11 hits while Cincinnati gathered 10 runs on 10 hits, with the final score showing Boston triumphing over Cincinnati after a flurry of innings and errors.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Ferguson
Domer
Chappelle
Smith
Ewing
Campbell
McLean
Bridgeport Public Market Faces Centrals in Brooklawn Match
Amateur baseball report notes Bridgeport Public Market at Brooklawn next Sunday with 9 30 am start against Centrals in new uniforms donated by the MacKenzie Bros. Mohicans meet Westerns at their grounds, while Mohicans manager calls team members to Lafayette Park tonight at seven to elect a captain and conduct business.
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Bridgeport Public Market
Centrals
Brooklawn
MacKenzie Bros
Mohicans
Westerns
Lafayette Park
Batteries and Matchups Across Cities Listed
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple battery pairings and city names including New Haven Hartford Holyoke Waterbury Northampton New Britain and Northampton again with pairs such as Leverenz Wadsleigh Behrendt Lavigne McPartland Eastman McDonald Sindler Files Ahearn Brown Leahy and Peterson Bridges. Text is garbled and inconsistent but centers on battery pairings and locales.
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New Haven
Leverenz
Wadsleigh
Behrendt
Lavigne
Hartford
Holyoke
Waterbury
McPartland, Eastman and
McDonald
Sindler
Files and
Ahearn
Northampton
New Britain
Brown and Leahy
Peterson and
Bridges
Pitcher Mullen’s Brother Arthur Dies in Toledo
Detroit records report pitcher George Mullen of the Detroit Americans leaving for Toledo to attend the funeral of his younger brother Arthur Mullen who died at his home there last night. Arthur was a noted pitcher with notable work on minor teams.
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Bill Brown
Dan Sarge
Charlie Seiger
New York
Savage
Brown
Detroit
George Mullen
Detroit Americans
Toledo
Arthur
Arthur Mullen
Tim Hurst Suspended for Scrap on Diamond
Chicago May 12 President Johnson of the American League confirmed that Umpire Tim Hurst has been indefinitely suspended following a fight during a game with Jad Elberfeld of the New York High. The incident arose during a Diamond clash, drawing swift disciplinary action.
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Chicago
Johnson
American League Today
Tim Hurst
Jad Elberfeld
New York High
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