Locals win after long duel with Bridgeport in 12th
Bridgeport and the locals battled through eleven innings before the locals forged a winning rally in the twelfth. Braun and Ett hit key doubles as the home team overcame errors and tense defense led by Skiff. Ray Grimes and Martin also figured in late drama while Hart and Kopan delivered strong pitching in a tense nine to twelve inning stretch.
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Newfield Park
Springfeld
Braun
Ett
Bridgeport
K. Grimes
Nwith
Hart
Ray Grimes
Lennon
Martin
Baker
Lowe
Simup
Holly
Brackett
Potan
Simmons
Hind
Arid
King
Brann
Helfrich
Lai
Bentley
bub-Hart
Lal
Grimes
Seif
Springet Eld
Po & Simmons
Kking
Lf Polsan
Helfeich
Mart
Wilder
Springfiela
Skhe
R. Grimes
Polan
Providence Triumphs Over Pittsfield 7-6 In Nine Innings
Providence defeated Pittsfield 7 to 6 in a late-season nine-inning game. Mallarkey pitched for Pittsfield, holding Providence mostly in check except for a late error by the visitors. Devine belted a homer in the ninth to tie before Bayrs tripled in the winning run for Providence.
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Providence
Pittafeld
Pittsfield
Mallarkey
Devine
Grays
Bayrs
Cart
Po Donahue
Gedrin
Cooney
Sweatt
Cameron
Hauser
Carr
Weede
Hern
Harrington
Messenger
Pickup
Schilling
Moriarty
Labate
Fortune
Malarkey
Sth
Horn
Eeyra
Great
Howe
Mooers
Grady
Pittsfield i
Pittsfeld
Yale Oarsmen Take Sunday Rest on Long Island Trip
Yale crews received a day off with no practice. Coach Abbott arranged trips for the Blue oarsmen, including thirteen freshmen aboard Warry Payne Whitney's yacht to Long Island, and Varsity cavemen ferried by J. M. Goethius to Watch Hill. Additional groups sailed to Fishers Island on the Bells of Boston.
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Yale
Abbott
Warry Payne Whitney
Long Island
J. M. Goethius
Hill R. I
Fishers Island
Bells
Boston
Washburn Mathey Win Tennis Prize in Paris Finals
American players washburn and Mathey reach inter Allied games tennis finals by defeating the Pho Slovak doubles Kozeluh brothers 6-4 6-3 6-2. Australian pair O Hara Wood and R Lycatt beat Gobert and Decugta. Victory Jrs beat Hard Avenues and issue a citywide challenge for a June 18 match. manager Delbonto listed.
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Paris
Watson M. A Washburn
Dean Mathey
Kozeluh Brothers
O'Hara
Wood
R. Lycatt
Andre Gobert
Max Decugta
Carl Johnson Crowned Athletic King of the West
Carl Johnson of Michigan dominates Western Inter meet events winning four first places and setting two new records. He totalled 20 points for his team, sweeping the 120 yard high hurdles, running high jump, 220 yard low hurdles, and broad jump events with notable distances.
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Chicago
Sune
Carl Johnson
Michigan
Cobb and Cravath Lead Batting Averages Across Leagues
Ty Cobb tops the American League with a .365 mark, while Gabby Cravath leads the National with around .600 though dipping 70 points last week. Ivy Wings, Ross Young, and others compete for hits, runs, and stolen bases as pitchers Thormahlen and Ruth post four wins each.
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Ty Cobb
Detroit ‘Tigers
Gabby
Cravath
Phillies
Old Cactus
Ross Young
Giants
Reguis
Ivy
Wings
Ross
Cobb
Doc Johnson
Cleveland
George Sisler
Browns
Buck Weaver
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Teaders
Young
Olson
Weaver
Sisler
Bigbee
Pittsburgh
Collins
Causey
Thormahlen
Yankees
Ruth
Red Sox
Jead
Soldiers Protest Willard Dempsey Bout In Toledo
Sixteen members of the American Expeditionary Force boxing and wrestling teams, training for the inter allied games, condemn the proposed Willard Dempsey fight in Toledo on July 4. The letter notes soldiers fought in France for francs a month and refused Tex Rickard’s offer of 1000 dollars to fight in preliminaries, preferring to represent the army in inter allied competition.
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Paris
American Expeditionary Force
Jack Dempsey
Toledo
Tex Rickard
France
Blessed Sacraments Win Fast Sunday Game at Seaside Park
The Blessed Sacraments Sunday team won 4 to 3 in a fast Sunday game at Seaside Park No. 1, with the 16 to 13 year old Athletic Jrs seeking amateur games in the city or state and holding a Yellow Mill permit for Sunday June 15. The Saint Stephens club beat Springwoods 7 to 3 and will travel to Roton Point to face Lockwood next Sunday. Mayer heads Cornell runners as captain elect for next year and T. C. McDermott is named cross country captain. Lone Star Juniors defeated the Triangles 13 to 2 and seek a 14-16 year old opponent. Columbus Boys Club beat Co. K 3 by 77-3 in a well played afternoon game.
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Diamond No
Athletic Jrs
Yellow Mill
Saint Stephens
Saint Stephen Club
Springwoods
South Norwalk
Saint Stephene
Roton Point
Lockwood
Lone Sar Jrs
Lone Star
Triangles
Stratford
Columbus Boys’ Club
Ouintet
Evans
Travers
Ouimet
Walter Hagen
Ned Sawyer
Chicago
Siwanoy Club
John’ G. Anderson
Rodney Brown
Parker Whittemore
Tred J. Wright
J. Douglas Edgar
England
Harry Vardon
Great Britain
Michael Moran
Alexander Hurls Greatest Ball for Win Over Braves
Cincinnati defeated Brooklyn 4 to 1 before rain halted play after the fifth inning. Luque started for Cincinnati and was hit hard, Grimes pitched until Mitchell relieved in the fifth. Groh contributed a long drive accounting for three of Cincinnati’s four runs.
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Alexander
Braves
Reds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Cihalnmati
Brooklyn
Grimes
Mitchell
Luque
Br iBiler
Groh
Cubs
Chicago
Flack
Boston
Keating
Northrop
Po Riggert
Herzog
Powell
Cruise
Holke
Blackburne
Marangilie
Wilson
C Northrop
P Keating
McCabe
Mann
Merkle
Bhollacher
Alexander G
Olson
Myers
Griffth
Z. Wheat
Konetchy
Schmandt
Malone
S Krueger
M. Wheat
I Mitchell
Oso
Daubert
Roush
Neate
Kopf
Bressler
Wingo
Rariden
P Eller
Rath
Neale
Ta Eller
Wher
Cardinals
Phillies
ST. Louie
June
Ames
Woodward
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cardinal
Ps Pearce
William of
Callahan
Luderus
Cravath
Rt Baird
Sicking
Fi Cady
P Meise
Rixey Po Hoge
Rixey
Sth Louis
Po Shatton
If McHenry
If Smith
Rf Stock
Warnsley
Heathcote
Ef Miller
Lavan
Clemons
Sickine Ort
Wreezy Dunk Ont? Suburban Musings and Sports Snippets
A haphazard column blends sports notes, politics, and oddities. Mentions of Davis in Detroit, a Washington state leak theory, and Dempsey sayings mix with vague references to trains, bridges, and July varnish. The piece reads as a garbled, humorous collage of 1930s era quick takes and quips with scattered named entities and events.
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Braves
Terry Turner
Washington State
Davis
Detroit
Congress
Dempsey
Willard
Germany
Azores
Bodle
Willard Sparring Camp Draws Crowd in Toledo
In Toledo on June 8 crowds at Jess Willard's training camp watched the champion spar with partners, knocking down one and nearly KOing another. Willard wore heavier gloves to boost power, leaving several bruised and bleeding. Dempsey began training after a five-day layoff, boxing four rounds with Tate and the Jamaica Kid. Admission was fifty cents at Willard's camp while Dempsey charged twenty-five cents.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Willard
Jack Hempel
Walter Monahan
Soldier Stanton
Stanton
Jack Dempsey
Letty
Ray
Archer
New York
Dempsey
Bill Tate
Jamaica Kid
Crosby High defeats Bridgeport in boys tennis 5-1
Crosby High School tennis team beat Bridgeport 5-1 with Alison the sole winner for Bridgeport. Singles results include Smith and Dodge for Crosby, and Alison for Bridgeport, while doubles saw Smith and Dodge defeat Buethler and Alison.
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Crosby
Bridgeport
Alison
Hilltop
Jennings
Good
Smith
Dodge
R. Buethler
Baseball results from American Association games
Kansas City handily defeated Indianapolis 90 to 1 in the first game. Milwaukee dropped a 6 to 4 decision at home to Toledo. St Paul won 0 to 0 against Zulaville. Minneapolis led Columbus 4 to something, with uncertainty in the score and teams.
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American Association
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Milwaukes
Aledo
Wirst
St. Paul
St Paul
Zoulaville
Shawkey Slams White Sox With One-Hit 4-0 Victory
New York defeats Chicago 4 to 0 as Ed Shawkey hurls a masterful game. The White Sox manage only a lone hit, a single by pitcher Paber, while the Yankees secure the win in New York.
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Shawkey
White Sox
Yankees
New York
iNew York
Chicago
Paber
Pratt
Baker
Felsch
Peckinpaugh
Vick
Feckinpaugh
Pip
Karr
Faber
Kerr
Harvard shell repaired for Yale race in Red Top trial
The Harvard eight oared shell, damaged last Thursday, has been repaired and left Cambridge for Red Top Conn. It will be trialed by Coach Flames' crew to determine its fitness for racing, with plans to use it if suitable over the current varsity shell.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Yale
Red Top
Conn
Shamrocks Beat Tigers 106 in Fast Seaside Park Game
The Shamrocks defeated the Tigers in a fast game at Seaside Park with a final score of 106 to unknown. The Shamrocks challenge any 16 17 year old coach in the city for a game Sunday. Answer through this paper.
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Shamrocks
Tigers
Seaside Park
the Shamrocks
Coa
National Open at Brae-Burn Opens With Star Field
Boston June opens with top players ready for the 33d National Open at Brae-Burn Golf Club. Notables include Evans Travers and Ouimet among the amateurs, Hagen and McDermott among pros, with 135 players entering. Course length 6495 yards as contenders chase the 72 hole medal play and a potential record score.
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Boston
Brae- Burn Country Club
Francis Oulmet
Brookline
Chicago
Minikeahda
Minneapolis
Jerome D. Travers
Baltimore
Francis Culmet
Walter Hagen
Fred McLeod
George Sagent
Alex Smith
Jack McDemott
Mike Brady
Jack McDermott
Brady
Tom McNamara
McNamara
Ouimet
Brae Burn
Massachusetts
Louis Tellier
Midlothan
Hagan
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Mattatucks
Ewvorcester
Werre
Flynn
TeRenreiber
Potterger
Gardella
Sjohnson
Waters
Washburn—Mathey
Victory Jrs. Wen
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Delbonto
Grand Street
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Johnson
Bugs
Baer
Ont
Ma ‘Id
Wurape
Big Jess
Champ
Columbus
International
Jersey City
Binghamton
Buffalo
Reading
Newark
Rochester
Toronto
Walt Johnson
Indians
Athletics
Guy Morton
Johnston
Senators
Washington
Lislee
Gallia
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Austin
Tobin
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Jacobsen
Demmitt
Gerber
Severéid
St. Louis Washington
Sister
Rice
Hoster
Leonard
John
Son
Po Witt
Grover
Rob
Rf Waller
Burns
Dugan
O Thomas
Perkins
Naylor
Grancy
L Chapman
Speaker
Gardner
Wambsgangs
Oneill
Morton
Potala
Menosky
Roth
Chapman
O'Neill
Harvard Shell
Chick Vans
Tellier
Hagen
Bates
James Barnés
Wilfrid Reid
Tommy Kerrigan
Twp
John Black
Riiard Espinoza
Espinoza
Bowden
Black
West Newton
ARK
WDC
Srighton
Wellington
Demuth
Brighton
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