New Haven Buys Outfielder Gough
Irving Gough, young outfielder who starred for the New Haven State league club, has been purchased from the Portland club. Manager Cameron sent the check and plans to place Gough in New Haven with Foster, Burke and Go, creating a strong trio of bats. Gough fielded .934 last season and was noted for pinch hitting and left field plays. Possible moves include shifting to center field with Connell as backup catcher, Bunyan remaining a spare catcher.
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Cornell Crew Expects Clean Sweep in Races
Ithaca May 2 Cornell varsity crew headquarters are five miles down the lake to avoid heat. Coaches and assistants boast the crew trains harder and faster than any in years. Sepeeemeecas sails through the season undefeated. The freshman eight remains unsatisfied and vows another effort.
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Eddie Kelly And Curley Win Bouts
Eddie Kelly and Curley won their six round bouts on May 4 in Norwalk. Curley led at times with sharp rights and uppercuts while Frank and South Norwalk fighters traded fast exchanges. Bette Kelly of Bridgeport beat Billy Brown in six rounds. crowd packed the season finale show refereed by Billy Hogan of Bridgeport.
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Austin Chipples Proclaim City Junior Championship Race
Local amateur baseball clubs issue challenges for 12 to 16 year old city championship games this weekend at the mud flats. Teams named include Crescents, Sound Jrs., Turnpikes, Clover Juniors, Walnut A. C., Sound View A. C., Lincolns, South Enda, Edgewoods and Acme A. C. Players listed: Joe White, Dan Larkin, Bill Larkin, Al Imlah, Tom Luddy, John Lawler, George Day, Joe Heery, John Bowden, Honan, Bowen, P Ward, Buckley, H Magee, Speers, Latham, Bardley.
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Semi pro Clovers deny disbanding rumor and prep schedule
Ira Hall reports Clover club officials refute disbandment claims while outlining current roster including Mullins Lannon McCarthy Lawlor O'Brien Cotter Germain Casey Darien Bowden and rivals Westport and Yosts. notes on players Barron Mulligan Gallagher and others, with recent game results and upcoming matchups in city league.
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Passes Prove Costly to McCann's Young Men
Bridgeport lost to Hartford as Snyder lasted three innings with base on balls. Bridgeport scored all runs in the second on a sequence of errors and walks, while Hartford tied in the third and won in the fourth via walks and a bases loaded situation. The narrative details the pitching, fielding miscues, and key at bats through the late innings.
Eddie Murphy Outpoints Johnny Willetts in Boston Bout
Eddie Murphy from South Boston defeated Johnny Willetts from Philadelphia in a twelve round match. Murphy scored several knockdowns and damaged Willetts with clean exchanges though neither fighter had a knockout punch. Public note mentions a Nugget in the West End.
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Hartford Shadow Looms Over Hartford Boys Team
By Wagner. After a five game win streak, Chief Snyder has a rare misstep as he misplaces the pan in a playful quip. The piece notes Hartford’s ease for the rival and contrasts with Hartford’s expected strength.
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Baseline WAGN hurler quiets Phillies in tough week
The article notes a stretch including a 13 game losing streak for the Rustlers and a defensive shift with Walter Johnson relieving Gray in Detroit as Johnson earns a high salary. It mentions Tex Rumsey replacing Snyder, Rehe fanning twice, and Hartford’s scoring drought after the fourth. Bridgeport’s Leverenz and St. Louis’ Meloan shine briefly as teams struggle to hit and win.
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Regatta entries set for Schuylkill course race
Official word lists 35 crews for the American regatta on the Schuylkill river course in Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon. Colleges slated to compete include Pennsylvania Yale Columbia Cornell and Harvard with Annapolis entering a crew for the first time in its history. The note also covers polo odds for Meadowbrook Foto Team and golf qualifiers at Garden City with Herreshoff Travers and Travis among entrants, plus a late addition in a Boston running event.
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Major city league games on today’s schedule
Cincinnati at New York Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St. Louis at Philadelphia New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Cleveland Detroit at Washington Boston at St. Louis Lieut. Governor Blakeslee and Mayor Buckingham are expected to review the monster Sunday school parade planned for June 3 J. B. Williams president of the State Sunday School associations plans to attend Col. J. H Wade named grand mar ine
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Young phenom Strand sold to Boston Americans for 5000
Spokane teenager Paul Strand, seventeen, dubbed a phenom, was sold by President Cohn to the Boston Americans for 5000. He impressed in spring training, winning early games with dominant pitching, high strikeouts, and speed. Strand, six feet tall and 180 pounds, shows rare command and cool demeanor for youth.
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Which Team Will Get Johnny Fitz
Johnny Fitzpatrick once Jackson Theatre treasurer and city street inspector faces a dilemma over playing for East Side A. C. against the bike team at Newfield Park. He fears favoring the Elks and upsetting manager Joe Waters, leaving Herman’s East Sides anxious about potential game-throwing. A coin flip may decide Fitz’s fate.
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Donlin and Ames Bet On Ed Reulbach Trade Rumor
A rumor links Ames and Mike Donlin of New York to a possible early deal involving a slabman for Ed Reulbach. McGraw hopes to land a trusted pitcher while Donlin contemplates a return and aims to move toward managing, with Giants figures favoring Donlin’s comeback but uncertain about Reulbach’s fate. The chatter touches Brooklyn and Chicago offers and Eval of Donlin’s post Giants trajectory.
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Lively boxing night threatens Greene Avenue church
A Brooklyn clash between Greene Avenue church youths and St Pauls Lutherans sparked a three bout program in the church gym. Tim Moran of St Pauls fought Kid Dresser of Greene Avenue in a hard hammer and tongs contest with two knockdowns and blood drawn. Deacon Jagger warned he would call police if the fights continued.
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Yale Loses to Amherst on Errors in New Haven
New Haven May 24 Poor handling of thrown balls cost Yale yesterday's game with Amherst 2 to Yale outbatted the visitors six hits to four but failed to drive in runs Amherst's fielding was sharp Kane fumbled Burdette's grounder in the fifth and Burdette was doubled on Reilly's grounder to Pennock In the seventh Burdette and McKee reached on infield but Burdette was tagged out at third Outside Amherst never scored The Reinhard piano has been sold in Bridgeport by the Wisener House for 18 or 20 years with a low price from factory direct sales.
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