Baseball and Golf Roundup as Americans Fall to Providence and New Trail
July 14 reports Jer Mulrennan pitched Providence Grays to a 7 to 3 win over the Americans, halting Skiff’s hit streak and giving Providence the decisive edge. Brackett and Grimes led Bridgeport’s offense as Providence’s defense stemmed scoring while Mulrennan dictated the mound and the visitors’ chances. The card also notes a Giants-led comeback in another golf and sports item, with details of runs and fielding errors shaping the day’s results.
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New Trail
Giants
Bridgeport
Roviden
Jer Mulrennan
Providence Grays
Reiber
Asi
Brackett
Donahue
Smulrennan
Geport
Bayrs
K. Grimes
Sweatt
R. Grimes
Five Leading Batters In Two Leagues
New Haven defeated Waterbury 9 to 2 as Meyers led the New Haven attack with four hits including two triples. Baker started for New Haven and was relieved by Courtney after walking the first three batters. Courtney held Waterbury to four scattered hits and earned the win.
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New Haven
Waterbury
New Heaven
Weissmen
Baker
Courtney
Brass City
Meyers
Waterbuns
Ab Rich
Murray
Dowd
Schreiber
Flynn
Burnett
Leary
Hargrave
Bethy
Ae Nutter
Stimpson
Davidson
Ford
Weaphy
Hart
Parker
Craigys
Kahn
Innnings
Craig
Connelly
Balk
New York
Po Vick
Rf Peckinpaugh
S Baker
Lewis
G Pipp
Ib i Pratt
Bodie
Cf Ruel
Quinn
Detroit
Po Bush
Na Young
Cobb
Veach
If Heilmann
Tb Shorten
Dyer
Ainsmith
Leonard
Pratt
Wick
Ringmith
Young
Helmann
Peckinpaugh
Pipp
Bay York
Rooter’s Faith in Firsts for Cincinnati Cleveland St Louis
A playful fan anthem celebrates hope in baseball for Cincinnati Cleveland and St Louis as fans cling to the belief that a first win can arrive this season. The verse lifts spirits amid winter doubts and season-long waits.
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Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Kelly's Passing Regretted in Worcester Baseball Row
By Ty Heftinger. Eddie Kelly is released by Worcester manager Grimes amid fan discontent. He batted about .285 and fielded well, while Baker is only near outfield form. Cincinnati upbeat, Cleveland cheerful as Buckeye fans chase pennants and a possible Ohio world series, with beer towns hoping for payoff.
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Eddie Kelly
Springfield
Grimes
Worcester
Baker
Cleveland
Old Lake’ Erie
Ohto
Buckeye State
Ohio
New York
Chicago
Reds
Golf awards and manager moves ripple through sports
The piece merges golf notes with team shifts as managers O'Hare Grimes and Bentley shape rosters while Jexs Willard returns home. It mentions promoters paying for Dempsey exposure, Hartford Senators nicknamed Boosters, and a Waterbury home game. Norman Ross is highlighted as America’s standout swimmer in Paris allied games, winning five events and contributing to water polo and relay points, with seven amateur world records.
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Norman Ross
America
Paris
Ross
Australia
W. Longworth
United States
Dempsey insists on fighting in America in Chicago
Chicago July 14 Dempsey reiterated he prefers fighting in the United States rather than stage or circus appearances He would meet Georges Carpentier or Joe Beckett but the bout must occur in America Manager Jack Kearns in Wisconsin has been meeting with theatrical and circus interests eager to use Dempsey as a drawing card Also North Ends challenge 16 18 year olds in city and state hoping for twilight games next week citing teams Hilltops Emington Jrs American drs and Shamrock Jrs and urging replies via the Post Stanford Telegram
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Los Angeles
Jack
Dempsey
Georges’. Carpentier
Joe Beckett
England
United States
Dampsey
Jack Kearns
Wis
North Inds
The
Victory Jrs
North Tand Jrs
Hilltops
Emington
Jrs
American Drs
Shamrock, Jrs
Stanford
North End
Messenger
Locos Fall 6 to 0 as Poli's Triumphs in Hartford
Poli's defeated Bridgeport Locos by 6 to 0 at Hartford, with Pike pitching well as Miles and Wilson produced the two local hits. The loss adds to Poli's winning streak and sets up a rematch next Sunday at Poli Field at 3 30 p m with Bridgeport's American Chain. Eastern and National League scores and upcoming games follow.
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Chic
Wvweach
Flagstead
Cobb
Cravath
Phil
Myers
Brook
McHenry
Sh Baker
Lennox
Connolly
Murray
Wilder
Lowe
Purvero
P Bradshaw
Hartford
Springfield
Alen
Grimes
King
Braull
McLeod
Adams
Frazer
Purvere
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Frazer A
Brown
Ball
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Locom
Bridgeport
Mast Wartford
Pike
Miles
Clark
Wilson
Pillion
Poli Field
Polis al al
Rb O
Dwyer
Butler
IsHeb
New York
Ati Johnson
Cinginnals
Verre
Chicago
Hamel Ah
Wyter
Ahern
Brooklyn
Bowden
Pittsburgh
van Horton
St Louis
Eifer
Rosten
Cooney
Philadelphia
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Farenfeldt
Wessenger
Nekup
Poli
Yevine
Ifion Stylen Famimond
U Bises
Dwyer Pillion
Lauri- J Utes
Milas Lo Hamel
Wan
Hamel
Havens
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Huave HS
Yenfeldt
Pike & Trit
Pike Artifie
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Aarenfeldt
Kelly
Gardella
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Messenger
Messerry
Rory Hammond
Ause
Johnson
Werre
Waters
Pases
Potte
Gardella Ietlerey
Dee
Mises
Pittsfield
Keifer
Stubbing
Sceifer
Willard Quietly Returns to Home Town
Lawrence Kan July 14 Jess Willard former heavyweight champion and his wife slipped quietly into town yesterday and went to their home in the western outskirts. The Willards left their automobile in Buckner Mo after being caught in a heavy rain storm during the trip from Toledo.
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Lawrence
Kan
Jess Willard
Willards
Toledo
Buckner
Sheen
Trans Challenged Loco Juniors Seek Seaside Park Match
The Loco Juniors challenge Trans A CG to a game on a Sunday morning at Seaside Park. If accepted, respond through this paper.
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Trans
Loco Juniors
Trans A. CG
Seaside Park
Tigers Win Third Tilt in Row from Slipping Yankees
Detroit opened and won its third straight against New York in a doubleheader, taking the first game as rain interrupted the second. In Cleveland, Harper struggled while Jasper scattered seven hits as Washington avoided a shutout with an earned run.
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Yankees
Detroit
Mich
New York
Cleveland
Cleve
Washington Today
Harper
Jasper
Washington
Baseball Scores and Schedules (American League)
American League results show Detroit, New York and Chicago defeating opponents 9 to 3, 7 to 1, and 1 to 0 respectively. Boston lost 3 to 9, while Cleveland beat Washington 1 to 0 and Philadelphia edged St Louis 1 to 0. Upcoming games include New York at Detroit, Boston at Chicago, Washington at Cleveland, and Philadelphia at St Louis.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St. Lois
Batting Figures of Bridgeport Players
Bul Skin led the Tocat hitters with a 21 game streak of at least one hit before Providence Grays MuK ennan ended it in Providence. Hank Brackett and Howie Baker were the only locals with more than one hit, as local batting averages show Brackett .255 Grimes .247 Baker .276 plus others such as Herring .250 and Walsh .159 in this listing.
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Bul Skin
Tocat
MuKennan
Providence Grays
Providence
Bill
Hank Brackett
Howie Baker
Gabr
Baker
Brackett
Herring
Grimes
Braun
Juni
Martin
House
Walsh
Mekhouty
Enon
Bentley
Willard Kayoed In Third Stanza
New York officials ruled Willard was kayoed in the third stanza of the Dempsey bout after seconds threw a towel in at 47 seconds of the third round. The board also declared the Toledo July 4 bout ended in the third round following inquiries nationwide.
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New York
Board of Boxing Control
Iit
Dempsey- Willard
Willard
Toledo
Moore In Fine Shape For Bout With Wilde
London July 14 Pat Moore the American bantam who meets Jimmy Wilde here on Thursday night is finishing training and in perfect condition for the bout Moore is within a few ounces of the weight demanded by the British champion and his backers predict an upset. A record crowd is expected Pershing and Biddle with a large American delegation will attend.
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London
Pat Moore
Jimmy Wilde
Moore
General Pershing
General Biddie
Post and Telegram Newsies Battle at Seaside Park
Prospect street station carriers beat Noble avenue station 6 to 4 at Seaside park. East Side stars G Houston Joe Hoyt Bob Weeler Ted Mcholoski led the win while Fennell Rozene Gerrity starred for West Side. PLAY QUOTTS UNDER LIGHTS at St Stephens playground where workers enjoy baseball volleyball and quoits nightly as the Recreation Board forms leagues.
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Telegram Newsies
Prospect Street
Noble Avenue
Seaside Park
East Side
G. Houston
Joe Hoyt
Bob Weeler
Ted Mcholoski
Fennell
Rozene
Gerrity
West Side
St. Stephen's Playground
West End
Recreation Board
Reds Lose to Phillies as Giants Take Series Lead
Phillies crush Reds 8 to 1 in Philadelphia as Cincinnati slips from first place. Luque and Mitchell shelled early, trading pitchers after a power third and sixth inning onslaught. Cravath makes trades with St Louis, sending Jacobs Ward and Baird for Meadows and Paulette.
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Reds
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Lorald
Luque
Mitchel
Cravath
Jacobs
Woodward
Baird
St. Louis
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Paulette
Roth
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Neale
Kopf
Bressler
Zitzman
Bancroft
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Luderus
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Allen
Blackgurne
Sickling
Mitchell
Fisher
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Pirates
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Miller
Chase
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