Amateur Baseball Schedule and Team Notes
Amateur baseball gossip lists upcoming games for Modocs St Joseph Jrs and News Boys A C at U M C lot and Jet. Regal Reserves seek 9 to 13 year olds at Burnham s lot. Centrals aim to play Bridgeport Public Market at Brooklawn. Lincolns vs Diamonds at East End Freight Yards. South Ends vs Orioles at Mud Flats. South Ends plan a new diamond in the South End as local and out of town teams are being booked.
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Dick Barrett
Modocs
St. Joseph Jrs
News Boys A.C
Regal
Burnham's
Centrals
Bridgeport Public Market
Brooklawn
Jack Simmons
al. Watin
Orioles
Mud Flats
West End
South End
New York
L Ang
Dandy Diamond Doings Highlight Waterbury Baseball Struggles
Flashes from the Field report Waterbury teams amid a tough season, with manager Bone facing losses by one run and Gibbs delivering a clutch ninth inning strikeout. Notes include Bridgeport and New Haven players, Holyoke and New Britain results, and updates on George Bannon and Frank Fitzpatrick joining Lowell.
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Bone
Ravens
Gibbs
Mr. Dunlop
Waterbury
New Britain
Bridgeport
New ‘Britain
Qoht Tiftined
Herttond
Noctpampea
Holyoke
New Haven
Northampton
Springfield
Hartford
Tral Bannon
Homner
George Bannon
New
Haven Palladium
George
Baseball Scores at a Glance
Baseball scores at a glance show Detroit beating New York 11 to 4. Cleveland defeated Boston 3 to 0. St Louis beat Philadelphia 1 to 0. Today’s games include Boston at Cleveland and New York at Detroit, Washington at Chicago, and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Chicago
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Boston
St Louis
Philadelphia
St. Tonia
Lenewe
Cleveland, Ok
Ius
New York and Giants Shine in Hazy League Action
May 13 reports highlight O'Hara and Myers driving a 3-2 win for New York over Chicago at the Gabe. Marquard pitched well for the Giants while Bridwell scored tying and winning runs. Other NL results include Beebe Beebe Wilhelm at Washington Park and Wagner errors fueling Phillies loss to Philadelphia. Standings note Cincinnati’s rough stretch with a 5-6-1 record after losses. multiple games listed across New York Chicago Brooklyn St Louis Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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New York
O'Hara
Myers
Gabe Here
Bridwell
Rube Marquard
Giants
Chicago
Kreet Teees
Overall
Moran
Marquad
Becaiies
Brooklyn
Jeebe
Wilhelm
Washington Park
St. Louis
Multerinn
Beebe
Bresnahan
Berger
Tigers top Yankees in tight New York loss May game
Detroit defeated New York 4 to 1 as Detroit pitchers held the Yankees to a single tally after late scoring chances. Wuerfire pitched for the visitors but the Tigers seized opportunities to plate runs and secure the win.
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Uelroit
Tigers
New York
Pete Wieer
Detroit
Wuitterness Summers
Stanage
Whron
Kiinan
U. S. team victory over Hargrove at Fairfield 12 to 6
The 7. U.S. team continued its winning run by defeating Hargrove at Fairfield 12 to 6. Moore pitched well for the Locals, striking out 17 as Murante held the Hargroves, while Clancy led the offense with two doubles and two singles. Next week the team faces Yale’s Sheffield Scientific School Junior team at M A C and travels to Folding to face Santora Academy.
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U.S
Hargrove
Fairfield
Moore
Murante
F. U
Bhet—feild Scentific School
Yale
Harkmure
Officials to play for girls' home funds at Infield Mark
City officials clash with Telegram team Thursday afternoon May 27 at Infield Mark. Mayor Lee seeks a spot after an exhibition, and Kocher the Orators catcher would have been out all season without a certain frame. Proceeds aid the Chub Manigre fund. Amurke offers use of grounds and hall for the event.
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Inwfield
Telegram
Lee
Connecticut
Kocher
Mae
Manigre O'Amurke
Haly
Halle
Sagsense
Industrial League Ready for the Season Opens
The Industrial League prepares for a new season with St Joseph veteran Red Coughlin returning to the field after factory appearances. Brass Co. manager Kent announces a strong lineup including Franz Antone Robinson Blan Lane Baker Morrison Kellogg Brown Hal Buckley Lavette. Umpire staff strengthens with McCann Boland Verrelle Dillon and McCann. Notes on finances cups pennants hats and stands from Crane Valve Co. and Yost Co. Buses and benches to be shared at Seaside Park Newfield Park game at 2 pm to finish before Connecticut League action.
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Kent
Brass Co
Franz
Antone
Robinson
Blan
Lane
Baker
Morrison
Kellogg
Brown
Hal
Buckley
Lavette
Brassies
Buckingham
Messrs
Colljung
Lynch
Rod Kinder
Jeremiah Holmes
League
Crane Valve Co
Yost Co
Seaside Park
Bridgeport Tops New Britain in ninth inning thriller
Bridgeport defeated New Britain 4 to 3 after a dramatic ninth inning. Dunlop fanned with two on and two outs to seal the win as errors and hits highlighted a seesaw game. Wells started for New Britain and Ward played center field for New Britain. Bridgeport got key hits from Leahey and Bourquin with defensive miscues swinging momentum.
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Hartford Courant
New Britain
Bridgeport
Dunlop
Hanna
Wells
Almeida
Marsons
Chappie Ward
Meriden
Chappie
Chapple
Miller Fanning
Bannon
Barnum Circus
Hilt
Ward
Ladd
Mason
Phelanni
Leahey
Bourquin
Jameson
Steinhauser
Phelan
Gibbs
Waterman
McCabe
Cabrera
Hannanites
Gilers
Burns
Edmundson
Ad. Rip
Pe. A
Ab. R. Ib. Po
A. E. Miller
Lada
Phalen
Sever
Cabera
Hill
Hillt
Peat
Murray
Busy Business Men and the Mi o na Digestive Tonic
A health notice warns that busy business men strain their stomachs by rushed meals and improper chewing. It promotes Mi o na tablets as a remedy to relieve dyspepsia, improve digestion, and restore vitality, claiming a 50 cent box with a money back guarantee and wide availability from druggists.
Guarding Sport Hill Course By Coast Artillery Corps
Bridgeport Automobile Club and Captain George E. Hawes arranged protection for the Sport Hill course on May 3 by the 14th Company Coast Artillery Corps CNG. Hawes expects about sixty men in full uniform with reconnoiter gear, more than last year, to ensure crowd safety. The militia aims to keep spectators off the course while avoiding unnecessary disruption, crediting last year’s record of no accidents.
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Automobile Club of Bridgeport
George E. Hawes
Coast Artillery Corps
Hawes
Automobile Cub
Militi
Bridgeport
Fmt
Haggard Book Set Record With "She" Editions
The article notes Mr. Haggard's reputation was solidified by the publication of She and estimates that editions of the remarkable book exceeded 3,000 copies, signaling it may surpass the book's phenominal vogue.
State troops to guard auto events with ex periment praised
State troops will guard upcoming automobile events with a larger company this year. Captain Hawes notes previous trials at Sarafinah and Vanderbilt Cup races on Long Island proved efficient as his men stayed on duty throughout. In addition to troops, officers expect city constables and special constables to assist while tar oil barrels are sent from New Haven to Sport Hill for course work. A contest committee meeting led by Ralph Sperry will be held at The Stratford this evening.
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Sarafinah
Long Island
Hawes
Cup Presented to Alden Pool Winner at Banquet
Over 20 members of the Nrudeport Slot gathered for a banquet last night in the subroom. The highlight was the presentation of the president's cup by President Jom Adam Husain Walter I Alden. Alden won the individual pool tournament for the city championship, with participants including Fred Lebing Ernest Tint and others.
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Nrudeport
Wees
Tid Mines
Tocey Wan
Aline
Jom Adam Husain
Walter I Alden
Alden
Eit
Ala
AF Rrr
Fred Lebing
Morcananaes
Ernest Tint
Everina
Ios
Why They Moved. A London Week humor item on visitors leaving
A mother and daughter stay too long with country friends. The hostess tries hints to depart but the mother avoids rejection through evasive replies. The child explains they will go west when insulted, revealing a punchline about relocating rather than facing truth.
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Bingser
Maimie
Mamma
Shell
West Place
London
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