National Pastime Live Tumult in Connecticut Baseball Notes
The column recaps recent Connecticut baseball results and player updates. New Britain-Springfield 10 Ney and Waterbury-Bridgeport scorelines are listed alongside player notes on Bourquin Doherty Han na Gastmeyer Ruflange Leahy and Leahy injury. Upcoming schedule includes Friday home game and Saturday doubleheader featuring Warner Brothers Singer Mite Co. vs Waterbury and Industrial League noting Memorial Day events in New Haven.
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Anes City
New Haven
New Britain
Tommy Leahy
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Springfield
St. Louis
Indianapolis Nn
Nencead
Warner Brothers Vs
Singer Mite. Co
Waterbury
Monia New Haven
Amateur Baseball Cards Local Matches Across City
Friday at Meadows Newfields versus New York team with deaf players promises novelty. Saturday morning at Fairfield grounds the Hubber club faces Aluminum Foundry, with lineup including Walsh Nelson Odell Swelger. East End Juniors seek a Stratfield or Avon Park doubleheader while South Ends clash Maple at 2:00 p.m. at Bostwick avenue.
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Eerane
Newfields
Ute
New York
Ena
Will Bee
Pairheawitl
Fairfield
Patrieta Rubber Ca
Aluminum Foundry
J. Walsh
P. O. Nelson
Odell
Ae J. Swelger
F. An
J. Kelly
J. Collins
East End
Stratfield
Avon Park
Freddie Welch Light Weight Move Against Brock Highlighted Bout
United Press reports Freddie Welch appears set for a light weight bout against Brock of Cleveland with Welch using lefts to counter Brock's right hand. The match featured Welch dominating portions of the 12 rounds as Brock pressed forward.
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United Press
Brock
Cleveland
Welch
Gabbe
Englewood Woman Seeks Championship Set Title
Mrs. L. W. Callan of Englewood aims for the championship set after finishing as runner up last year.
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L. W. Callan
Englewood
Cyclists Drop Hill Climb Plan for Memorial Day
Park City Motorcycle Club debates holding a hill climb with the Automobile Club at Sport Fill on Memorial Day. After discussion the matter is dropped until next year, with a two day run planned to Boston if organized. Members plan Sunday departures and Hub arrival in the afternoon. all motorcyclists invited, no dealers to hold office.
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Park City
Automobile Club
Boston
Riders Club
Holyoke Too Trims Dear Old Orators
Holyoke beat Bridgeport 10 to 4 as McCabe held the Orators scoreless until the sixth inning. Baker at second base for Holyoke and Phelan for Bridgeport played well. Hill hit a homer. Other scores show New Haven defeating Northampton 5 to 2 and New Britain topping Springfield 13 to 10. Batteries listed as Doill Lavigne Ste ard Bridges Wells Rufiange Warner Connor.
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Holyoke
Bridgeport
McCabe
Orators
Anhea
Baker
Phelan
Hill
New Haven
Northampton
Doill
Lavigne
Steard
New Bri
New Britain
Springfield
Ah Wells
Werd
Rufiange
Warner
Connor
Ab. R
Dolan
Perkins
Burke
Bowers
Ruel
Cea
Steinhauser
Bannon
Miller
McKenna
Hilt
McCorm
Harlem Pride and Matty Baldwin Carded for Armory A. A. bout
Boston May 4 Tommy Murphy The Pride of Harlem and Matty Baldwin are carded for the preliminary bout at Armory A. A. next week Eddie Carr of South Boston meets Bennie Franklin of New York in an eight round semi final and Tous Jack Johnson and Jack Grant will box six rounds.
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United Press
Boston
Tommy Murphy
Pride of Harlem
Matty Baldwin
Armory A. A
Eddie Carr
South Boston
Bennie Franklin
New York
Tous Jack Johnson
Jack Grant Willight
Baseball Psychological More Than Athletic
An article notes Hugh S Fullerton’s piece in American Magazine on the break in great games and the mental shifts on the bench. It contrasts psychological and athletic factors in baseball with examples from New York Boston and Philadelphia matchups.
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Hugh S. Fullerton
Chicago
Beetm
Pfeister
Overall
Io Fan
McIntyre
Bergen
Baseball scoreline tied to early season league game
A baseball game between St Louis and Philadelphia shows mixed innings with Craig Graham and Criger pitching for St Louis and Falkenberg, Rhoades, Baesterly, Bender, and Thomas for Philadelphia. The ledger exposes innings by each team with runs and outs across two nine inning stretches.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Falkenberg
Rhoades
Baesterly
Bender and
Thomas
Yale and Vermont in decisive field clash today
Yale meets Vermont on Yale Field this afternoon in the main event of the day. No predictions are offered. Vermont’s pitching will be handled by Collins while Tate and Wreck will start for Yale.
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United Press
New Haven
Yale
Vermont
Vermont Nine
Tate
Collins
Vermont Star
Jackson Selected to Be Announcer for Bridgeport Hill Climb
Horace H. Jackson has been chosen as chief announcer for the Automobile Club of Bridgeport hill climb at Sport Hill next Monday morning. He will be at the finish stand with a megaphone to relay records and provide information. More entries arrived, including Vanderbilt cup driver Harry Cobe in a Losier six cylinder for the free-for-all.
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Horace H. Jackson
Silver Tongue
Automobile Club of Bridgeport
Sport Hill
Automobile Club
Harry Cobe
Harry Miller
Bridgeport Ventcle Co
Paul LaCroix
York
Stearns
James Doig
Brooklyn
Doig
Bulkley
Charles Tiley
Essex
Rowen Burman
Buick
Burman
Yale
West Haven
Bridgeport
AL. Riker
George Robertson
Riker
Staples
New Haven
Automobic Club
Griswold
Stratfield
Brooklawn Club Tennis Opens With Classy Matches
The Brooklawn Country Club hosts the third annual open tennis tournament at Brooklawn Courts with singles and doubles play under Henry B. Stoddard. Notable results include R A Holden Jr. defeating Noble Vincent in straight sets while F C Inman retreats 2-1 to Holden. early singles results and upcoming doubles action outline a busy day.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Henry B. Stoddard
F. C. Inman
R.A. Holden, Jr
Holden
W. C. Stevens
W. M. Washburn
WS. Johnson
J. Dek. Bowen
C. A. Baldwin
F. G. Anderson
Imsig
Henry Stoddard
F. Watrous
RB Stoddard
R A Holden, Jr
Noble Vincent
Staniey Ve P. E
Inman Wins First Round by Default in Court Tie
Inman defeats E. Coleman by default in the first round of the case against Holden and others. The court entries list Inman vs Holden and others with numbers 64 and 63 4.
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H. Cole
R. Pete le Cae
Cc. Inman
R. A. Holden, Jr
F. C. Inman
BE. E. Coleman
Famous Drivers Enter The New Haven Climb
Seventy five entries entered the annual hill climb organized by Yale Automobile Club in West Shinglehill New Haven area. Notable entrants include J H Tyson the Stamford millionaire and prior Briarcliffe winner. Preliminary motorcycle contests will precede the main event on the same course as drivers face a sharp grade level run and steep climb to the finish.
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Yale Automobile Club
West
Coe
J. H. Tyson
Stamford
Isotta
Bristcliffe
Boston Post Road
David Bruce Brown
Closing Exercises at Hartford Seminary Marks 75th Year
Hartford May 26 The Hartford Theological Seminary celebration marked its 75th anniversary with trustee and pastoral union meetings at 9 AM, graduation at 10:30 AM led by President Wilson of Princeton and President Douglas May, prizes and degrees awarded. An afternoon session on theological education featured Kilpatrick Davis Matthews Jones and Mackenzie. A public center church event is planned with Rev Horton among speakers.
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Trustees and Pastoral Union
Wilson
Princeton
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T. B. Kilpatrick
Knox College
Toronto
Ozora S. Davis
Chicago Theological Seminary
S. Matthews
Divinity School
University of Chicago
J. P. Jones
Pasumailai
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Douglas Mackenzie
Center Church
R. F. Horton
Lyndhurst Road Congregational Church
Hampsted
London
Governor Weeks Attends Foot Guard Day in New Haven
Governor Frank B Weeks and staff arrive in New Haven to participate in Foot Guard Day. They join Union League club luncheon, witness a church service at the Church of the Redeemer, and attend an address by Chaplain Philips. The day features the demand for the powder house keys by Captain F. W. McNeil and a close annual dinner in the evening.
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United Press
New Haven
Frank B Weeks
Foot Guard
Frayed street grades and a joke about socks errors
A collection of brief quips and anecdotes from the era describes street level discrepancies causing construction choices, jokes about stockings wearing out on inclines, Jefferson’s deflected prayer, Mohammedan banking anecdotes, and a lodging seeker’s practical wit in early 20th century news humor.
Fragments of Wit and Wisdom From a Gleaned Page
A collage of quirky quotes and anecdotes. Includes remarks on dogs and intelligence, fashion vest trends, a theater audience’s cold reception, a tidbit about Alexander the Great and a bone parcel, and brief exchanges from domestic life and a judge’s quips.
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