Veterans infielders spark Pittsfield win over Americans
Bridgeport thumped the Americans 4 0 as veteran infielder Joe Corrigan drew attention with sharp talks on umpiring while Pittsfield pitchers fended off strikes. Corrigan’s antics surfaced amid a rough game featuring injuries and key plays at Newfield Park as Baker and Kelly delivered timely hits and Fielders forced a decisive third inning.
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Voval
Ittsfields
Atewfield Park
Providence
Jon Birmingham
Ampire Corrigan
Pittsfield
Corrigan
Hawk
Joe
Ishes
Joel Patring
Jimmy “Kelly
Eranda
cBale
Howie Moriarity
Baker Grimes
Bata
Brady
Garry “Fortune
Tillman
Birmingham
Ckeet
Braun
Lear Hits Home Run Riding Alex To First Victory
Detroit era? This item reports a baseball game where Lear homered and earned the first victory backing Alex. Philadelphia and New York lines show runs and fielding details across innings. Key players include Cady Burns Chase and Williams with various bases, hits, and pitching changes noted.
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Af Kau
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Causey
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Parritt
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Burns
Chase
Homie
Kauff
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Young
Cravath
Mies
Dubuc
Hogg
Jacobs
Perritt
Notables See Washburn and Mathey Lose at Net
PARIS June 1 The Inltad allied tennis tournament ended with champion Watson M Washburn and Major Dean Mathey Americans losing to O Hara Wood and R Lycett Australians in four sets 6 1 4 6 1 6 3 A large crowd including General Pershing A Balfour and W A Hughes watched the final matches the page notes their presence.
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Watson M. Washburn
Dean Mathey
By. O'Hara Wood
R. Lycett
Pershing
A. Balfour
W. A. Hughes
Australia
Wilder's Hitting Leads Springfield to Victory
New Haven, June 2. Springfield defeated New Haven 8 to 3 as Wilder sparked the win with three doubles while Lowe faltered late but Bentley's defense backed him.
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Springfield
New Haven
Grant
Lowe
Bentley
League Leaders Solidly Trounced by Waterbury
Waterbury opened with solid pitching as Craig, in his first game with the team, starred in relief, and Providence hitters managed 13 safe blows yet Waterbury won 1 to 0. Leary and Miey drove in runs with a seventh inning two bagger, helping secure the victory.
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Bagger
Senators Held to One Hit by Worcester Twirler
Hartford could do nothing at the mound as Worcester pitcher Larry Bennett shut out the Senators 2 to 0. Bennett held Hartford hitless for seven innings, with the Senators' lone safety coming in the eighth when Harter singled to right and advanced to third. Worcester scored in the sixth on Baker’s error and wild throw by Potterger. Baker limited Hartford to four hits.
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Goodridge
Vanguard of Met golfers expected at Brooklawn today
The Vanguard of Metropolitan golfers gather at Brooklawn Country Club ahead of the Metropolitan Golf Association Title tournament, first since 1916. Oswald Kirkby, current holder, and other top players including Travers and Marston may be absent. local entries from Brooklawn are listed with Parker Seeley and Robert Abb among contenders.
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Kirkby
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Nassau
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J. KL. Hubbard
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