Desperate Ninth Rally Falls Short for Hastern Leaders
Hartford Senators gain edge on the Americans at Newfield park as Joe Baker dominates for nine innings. A late rally by the Americans falls short, with key moments including Bill Lai and Howie Baker, while Grimes brothers manage a near upset. The day also features notable wins by tailenders and near tailenders across major leagues, keeping standings tight.
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Hartford
Bridgeport
New Haven
Providence
Worcester
Americans
Grays
Boosters
Hartford Senators
Newfield Park
Jon Baker
Roy Grimes
Senators
Grimes Brothers
Joe Baker
Joe
Baker
Bill Lai
Bill
Asity
Chanes
Hankus Brackett
Ray
Howie Baker
Lal
Martin
Short
Kenneth Grimes
Brother Ray
Hartford Defeats Ridgeport In Close One Run Finish
Hartford edged Ridgeport by a single run as errors and timely hits shaped the late innings. Wallace scored after Flaherty’s sacrifice fly and Brazili singled before Nuhn’s sacrifice, with Baker scoring on misplays and Grimes miscue in a tense sixth inning.
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Kenneth
Hartford
Simmons
Tlahoy
Finis
Ridgeport
Brackett
Grimes
Baker
Howie
Alartin
Lal
Wallace
Flaherty
Dome Wight
Kenneth Grimes
Certa
Laherty
Cosgrove
Ray Grimes
Ceep
Brazill
Fe & Cosgrove
Allen
Hendrix
Uhn
Ny Wallace
Wlahetti Laker
Io Bridghtort
Braun
Lai
Marin
Grines
Lennon
P Totai
Gridgeport
Woo
Marlin
Maherty
Bridgeport
Lenon
Waterbury 2 Worcester 0 as Herbst shines on picnic day
Frantie Herbst delivered an accurate pitching and flawless fielding performance helping Waterbury defeat Worcester 2 to 0. Lindstrom pitched well for Worcester with nine strikeouts as the game continued page 11.
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Waterbury
Worcester
Tune
Frantie Herbst
Lindstrom
Womans Tennis Tourney At Philadelphia Final Stages
Miss Moll Bjurstedt and Mrs Georgs Wightman led the field as several notable players including Miss Eleanor Goss Miss Claire Cassel and Miss Marie Wagner advanced in the Philadelphia tense final rounds. Wightman beat Goss in three sets to reach the semifinals while Zinderstein and others moved forward in singles and doubles drawing near the championship.
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Moll Bjurstedt
Georgs Wightman
Marlon Zanderston
Leslie Hancroft
Boston
Claire Cassel
Marie Wagner
New York
Arne ‘Townsend
Gilbert iTarvey
Philadelphia
Tacuy
Ho Ae Wightman
Wightman
Misb Gass
Russ Ljurstedt
Alig
Clement Wainwright
Ui Philadephia
Try
Eleanor Sears
Muss Zinderstein
Clarvey
Ansia Naylor
Casse
Molla Thayer
Vivars
Marisa Bayard
Short Hills
N. J
Hazabeth Warren
Richmond
Adelaide Hooker
Greenwich
Conn
Atheine Gardner
Aliss Hooker
Katherine Porter
Betting Even on Eli-Crimson Race
In Gales Ferry Connecticut a Yale crew practice drew former oarsmen and Coach Abbott as Yale Varsity rowed a half mile on the Thames in 2.384 with 42 strokes. The second Varsity and freshmen races saw the first year men lose by a quarter length. A graduating seniors eight will race Yale vs Harvard on a half mile tomorrow, with weights adjusted due to a new drawbridge shortening the course by about 150 feet. betting on the war-like race is reported heavy.
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Gales Perry
Conn
Yale
Abbott
Thames
Harvard
W. A. Harriman
H. L. Wintocy
Cord Meyer
Jim Sheldon
Warren Oakes
John Witzpatrick
Ne. Seth Low
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City Track and Field Championships Planned for July Week
A city track and field championship meet is planned for the week of July 4 at Seaside Park with events including sprints, distance runs, jumps, relays, and a shuttle relay. Entry blanks available from P W Gahan, chairman, Sports Field Day committee, at 3003 First Bridgeport National Bank building. Medals awarded for top finishers.
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Service Recognition Week
Seaside Park
Brack
P. WV. Gahan
Roces
Furst Crifgeparl National Bank
Y.ml CL AL Loys
Mila
Fea
Cit
Rves
Pies
Gale
Indy and
Goud
Yale Wins Annual Baseball Series In Ninth Inning Rally
Yale defeats Harvard 9 runs in the ninth to win the annual series 10 to 9 at Cambridge. Felton relieved, Yale drives in six runs in the final frame as Commencement crowds watch the decisive rally and Emmons is named Harvard captain.
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Indians
Yankees
Nets
Legue
Cambridge
Mars
Harvard
Yally Rodny
Robinson
Coxe
Felton
New Haven
Hardell
Yate
Mass
Robert W. Emmons
Boston
Willard Nearing Fighting Weight for Dempsey Clash
Toledo June 18 Jess Willard said he expects to weigh 245 to 248 pounds for the July 4 heavyweight title bout with Jack Dempsey here. Willard’s training at Maumee bay camp continues with reduced road work and longer sparring sessions. A meeting will decide the referee with contenders including Milt Brown and Ollie Pecore and officials from boxing groups expected to attend.
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Toledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Jack Dempacy
Lu Choanaeion
Maumee Bay
Dempsey
Kearns
Jie
Chase
Tex Aschard
Army
Navy
Heart
Boxing Central
Ane
Milt Brown
New York
Jack Kearns
Brown
Eles
Ollie Pecor
Willard
Rickard
John Reister
Reisler
Reister
Eglion
Jaw Broken By Flying Bat At Derby Baseball Game
Edward Brickett an 11 year old boy lies in Griffinh hospital with a broken jaw after a bat slipped from a batter and struck him during a local Derby game yesterday afternoon The impact dislocated the jaw knocked out all teeth and required four stitches for a facial cut
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Derby
Edward Brickett
Griffinh Hospital
Pyoane Brickett
Two Fights for Driver's Boxers
Louis Bogash state lightweight champion nears tapering for his bout with Harlem Kelley in Pittsfield Massachusetts Monday night. The match was secured by Manager Driver after days of training with Kelly regarded as a dangerous opponent. A second bout between Driver's light heavyweight Larry Williams and Kid Norfolk has been arranged for June 36 at the ball park after bids from Tulsa Buffalo and Jersey City.
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Louis Bogash
Harlem ¢ Kelly
Pittsfield
Mass
Driver
Lews
Kelly
Larry Williams
Kid Norfolk
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Buffalo
Jersey City
Ball Park
Fourteen Nations to Compete in Allied Games Opening in Paris
Paris reports 14 nations totaling about 1500 athletes will compete in the inter allied games. The opening ceremonies June 22 at Pershing Stadium will involve Presidents Wilson Poincare and Premier Clemenceau. The two week program includes seven swimming events led by Lieut. Norman Ross, world champion. Romanian wrestler Petro Senda, captured by Germans in Bucharest, later defeated a German champ in a prison bout.
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Paris
Wilson
John J. Pershing
Poincare
Clemenceau
Lieut
Noman Ross
America
Petro Senda
Bucharest
Sonda
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