Providence Wins Narrowly Over Bridgeport in Tight Tilt
Bridgeport trips Providence 4 to 3 as Fayrs scores on Grove Hauser’s ninth inning homer. Walsh’s pitching limits hits. Grimes, Donahue, Dameron spark offense with key baserunners. Final: Providence 3, Bridgeport 4.
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Bridgeport
Rovidence
Efayrs
Grove Hauser
To & Walsh
Geartin
Crport
Ases
Dix
Cooney
Dameim
Braun
Grimes
Donahue
Dameron
Bayrs
Carr
Walsh
Patchy Scattered Sports Notes and Score Line Fragments
A crooked mosaic of baseball and boxing references, jumbled names, and partial scores. The text mentions Jess Willard, Ping Bodie, Wood, Seibold, and multiple team nicknames with scattered game details and outcomes from various cities, including Waterbury and New Haven.
Marston Edges Seeley In Met Tourney Second Round
Max Marston defeated Seeley in the second round of the Metropolitan Tournament, with Seeley failing to capitalize on early chances as Marston rallied and closed out on the 18th. White, Kirkby, and Sawyer other top contenders advanced in the upper and lower brackets amid close matches and notable comebacks.
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Max Marston
Met
Roekie
Morehhan
Marston
White
Walker
Carhart
Sawyer
Oswald Kirkby
Benton
Kirkby
Jana
Reekie
Lakewood
Anderson
Sleepy Hollow
Jota | Garfield
Red Cross
Westchester
Embryo
A. J. Poinsette
Kirby
Poinsette
Hubbard
Carda
Kirkby Hubbard
Maxwell Marston
B. Fenn
Ridgewood
Marston Fenn
Sandi Fenn
Seeley
Parker
Seeley Marston
Gardiner White
Grantlan d’ Rice
Englewood
C. J. Sullivan
Garden City
Uly
Ana
Ward
Lup Hoyt
George Carhart
Greenwich
Carhart Ware
Carhart Abbott
Abbott
Ned Sawyer
John M. Stearns
Princeton
Steargis
Stearns
Sawyer Stearns
Dixon
Henry J.’Topping
Toppings
Jay Tay
Disor Hex
Lucien Walker
Hamilton K. Kerr
Kerr
Walker Kerr
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Waller
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Sullivan
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Lander
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Briton
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Holmes
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Ranney
Mendes
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Ivison
Field
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Reyburn
Brown
Betram
Brooklawn
Wise Boys
Ned Dwyer
Reekle
Baseball Today at Wfield Park
Today's baseball schedule lists games at Wfield Park with S130 2, M. Providence noted in the listing.
Laurels To Battle Stamford Rolling Mills Tomorrow
The Laurels face Stamford Rolling Mills at Springdale grounds in Stamford tomorrow afternoon. Transportation by auto is arranged with a 1 30 bus from Smokers Home. Stamford’s fast team promises a hard game as Sticks Saiers or Connors pitch for the Laurels with Graether or Bergman behind the bat and Wills Shea Conroy Dowling infield.
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Laurels
Stamford
Stamford Rolling ‘Mills
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Tamford Boys
Sticks
Saiers
Connors
Graether
Bergman
Wills
Shea
Conroy
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McCloskey, Former Phillies Pitcher, Killed in Blast
James J. McCloskey, ex Philadelphia National League pitcher, died in a big black powder explosion in the Baltimore tunnel of the Delaware and Hudson Coal Co at Whites-Barre Pennsylvania. The blast also killed 85 others and left 50 burned or maimed in the same accident.
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James J. McCloskey
Baltimore
Delaware and Hudson Coal Co
Whites-Barre
McCloskey
Phillies
Teeside Golf Action and Notable Names in Greenwich
In a colorful Teeside golf recount, Blne Gwathmey and others fielded high grass and sharp play. Greenwich figures like Cornelius J. Sullivan and George Carhart appear amid match notes, auctioneer Bowers, and a range of local personalities, with scores, prizes, and club life sketched through casual reports and occasional box scores.
Pioneers Blank Robins as Walters Strikes Out Fourteen
The Bridgeport Pioneer Juniors defeated the Fairfield Robins yesterday by 3 to 0. The game featured sharp fielding by Lake and dominant pitching by Walters, who fanned 14 in nine innings.
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Pioneers
Bridgeport Pioneer
Fairfield Robins
Lake
Walters
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