Yankees Beat White Sox in Fielding, Hitting Lapses
The New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 6 to 1 at the Polo Grounds as White Sox errors and shaky defense fueled the loss. Pitcher Eddie Cicotte struggled with a knuckleball early, while Ping Bodie and Jim Whelan contributed offensively and in run scoring, leaving Chicago challenged in both offense and defense.
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Soldier Kearns Off in Brawl Ends in Debacle
A distorted report describes a boxing or fighting event where Soldier Kearns and Aurelhch are involved. The narrative mentions punches, rounds, and an overwhelming sequence in the fourth round. Refers to Keanpshnid and Reich with unclear action and poor heat at Youngstown.
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Fred Pritts
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FANS OWN COLUMN FENNIS GOODS Rackets and Balls Market
A compact listing notes available sports goods including rackets and balls. The feature highlights market items such as rackets and balls with prices listed, reflecting a vendor catalog style in a readers column.
New Britain Fails as Bridgeport Wins 9 8 in Ninth
New Britain May 29 Bridgeport pulled out a 9 to 8 victory after Cy Capeon left fielder of New Britain strained a bone in the ninth inning. With two outs and three on Green batted, Dawson misplayed on the ball, and Dgan started for third, forcing Tetreault home but was tagged at the plate. Pete Wilson started strong for New Britain, was relieved by Paddy Green, while Walsh for Bridgeport and Williams for New Britain offered rough pitching, but fielding kept it tight before Bridgeport seized the late lead.
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Dartmouth Beats Pennsylvania in Six to Two Victory
Dartmouth pitcher Wisner held Pennsylvania hitless in three innings while Hallett allowed five hits as Dartmouth roved three Penn pitchers from the box and won 6 to 2. Mann hit a homer in the sixth for Dartmouth, with Hallett and Wanamaker easing to the win and Wisner finishing the last three innings.
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National League Results and Today’s Schedule
Yesterday's results show Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh and Chicago over St Louis. Upcoming games feature New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Philadelphia with multiple matchups including Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and New York 6 Chicago 1. Rochester 6 Toronto 5 and Buffalo 6 Montreal 7.
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Boxing Notes From Sydney Bout Reports My Goorty Victory
Ray Bronson, former Indianapolis welterweight champ, praises Eddie McGoorty’s generalship against Dave Smith in Sydney. Bronson notes McGoorty’s late surge, left hooks, and knockouts, plus Saylor’s rising form and plans for a title shot versus Ritchie or Welsh. Mentions Pelkey, Lang, and Cubs versus Pirates parallels in 1909. Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
College pitcher Gowdy to join Bridgeport club next week
A Pittsfield Mass pitcher Gowdy will report to the Bridgeport club next week after praise for his mound work. Manager Boultes praised Ray Williams of New Britain for steady control in four innings. New London increased its lead over Hartford as the Planters staff shows promise.
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Yale Crew Upheaval Before Gales Ferry Voyage
Yale coaches ordered a first varsity eight shakeup before departure for Gales Ferry. Sturtevant moves from second eight to first eight, Titus shifts to No 3, Low to bow after being deemed too light. Captain Bayne Denegre remains at No 7 in the second eight.
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Hartford High Looms In State High School Tilt At Home
Hartford Public High hosts Bridgeport High tomorrow at Newfield Park in a top state high school matchup. Both teams boast strong seasons and aim to avenge prior losses as Walters takes the mound for Bridgeport and Goldbere for Hartford. Game time is listed at 5:00 oclock.
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East Bridgeport and St Marys Battle In Park City Clash
A record crowd is expected as East Bridgeport meets St Marys in a replayed Park City League game at Diamond Park. Both sides sit tied for third with the winner advancing toward second. two umpires Moran and Hilsinger assigned. Bischoff will pitch for the Lemon Morans, while Ray Schoendorf faces them for the Hopefuls, with Keating catching.
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Distinctively Individual Donnelly as Schoendorfs battery mate
The league game starts at 2 PM with two umpires assigned Howsell and Abar. Park Citys and St Patricks, tied for fourth, face a replayed protested game on Diamond No 4. Lefty Jer pitches for Park Citys with Boss Ryan and Captain Wells. Meerbach and Butler provide St Pats batters as the teams renew a north end rivalry.
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Baseball Gossip From The Bats And Brains of The Game
A scattershot column riffs on baseball scandals and gossip. George Foster of the Red Sox supposedly fears fatigue after four scoreless innings while the Pennsylvani West Virgins league has folded for low attendance. John Evers faces banishment after criticizing umpire Rigler. Umpires Sheridan and Chill issue five rulings in a single play around the famed hidden ball trick linked to Lajoie. Ty Cobb’s absence draws Detroit scribes’ praise as Browns repeat the hidden ball gag against the Athletics. Miller hints at a Federals assignment for a Cardinal star, while manager Britton balks at a public offer. The piece blends quotes, humor, and old-time baseball lore.
Federal League Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's results show Buffalo defeating Brooklyn 12 to 2 while Pittsburgh beat Baltimore 2 to 1. Kansas City topped Levis, with Indianapolis prevailing over Chicago in a league games summary.
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Eastern associate bay Abe eae ors article
A garbled passage mentions Bay, Abe, and several cities including Bridgeport, Waterbury, New Haven, Pittfield, New Britain, Springfield, and Hartford in connection with the Eastern association. The text remains fragmentary without clear events or actions to summarize.
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