Desperate Rally in Ninth Falls Short in Newfield Park
Hartford Senators edged the Americans at Newfield park in a nine inning matinee. Joe Baker dominated with a five hit performance and no hits allowed until late. The Americans rallied in the ninth but fell short as Hartford kept the lead. Bill Lai and Ken der Brackett contributed offensively before a dramatic finish.
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Tailenders
Iericans
Grays
Boosters
Hartford Senators
Newfield Park
Jos. Baker
Roy Grimes
Senators
Grimes
Joe Baker
H:s
Joe
Stuation
Baker
Seiad
Bill Lai
Bill
Sily Meade
Kus Brackett
Ray
Howie Baker
Martin
Ore
Hartford Senors Edge Hartf ord In Tight Game
Hartford Senators win in a tense contest as errors mount for Hartford and Baker scores on a fateful double steal attempt. Simmons nails Flai by catching a runner at the plate, sealing a narrow victory amid late rallies and miscues by the visitors.
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Kenneth
Hartford
Simmons
Flai
Grimes
Baker
Gonbie
Howie
Martin
Lerrors
Wallace
Slaherty
Kenneth Grimes
Wlaherty
Cosgtrow
Ray Grimes
Flaherty
Braun
Bravill
Nuhn
Senators
Brazill
Entertaining Quips Track Hank Ford Libel Suit
A chaotic wire of quotes and sports chatter references Hank Ford suing for libel for the first time. It notes local games with Waterbury 2 Worcester 0 as Frankie Herbst shines and Lindstrom fends nine strikeouts. The piece weaves headlines, sports results, and political jabs across a lively urban page.
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Waterbury
Worcester
Frankie Herbst
Bury
Lindstrom
Miss Goss Out Of Net Tourney
In Philadelphia today's play at the Women's National lawn tennis tournament featured a sensational 6-3 4-6 6-2 match between Mrs Wightman and Eleanor Goss with Wightman winning. Goss fought back with strong net play as the third set opened, advancing to the semis alongside Marian Bayard Elizabeth Warren Adelaide Hooker and Katherine Gardner.
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Philadelphea
Molla Bjurstedt
George Wightman
Marion “Inderstein
Juessie Ban Jcrest
Loston
Claire Causse
Marie Wagner
Newaka
Anne Townsend
Gilbert Varvey
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Wightman
Isleanor Goss
New York
Wightman Tool
Levins
Goss
Iéjurstedt
Clement Wainwright
Philadephia
Eleanor Sears
Zinderstein
Marvey
Ansie J. Naylor
Miss Cassel
Mollie Thayer
Miss Townsend
Yale Varsity Crew Race Plans and Course Change
A Yale oarsmen group with Coach Abbott watched Yale varsity row 2:34 for half a mile on the Thames. The second varsity and freshmen sprinted from the Culvert, first year men behind by a quarter length. A graduate eight between Yale and Harvard is set for tomorrow on a half mile course. Course shortened by 150 feet due to a new Thames draw bridge. Wagers reportedly high on the varsity race.
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Gales Fiorry
Conn
Yale
Abbott
Thames
Harvard
W. A. Harriman
Ih. L. Whitney
Cord, Meyer
Jim Sheldon
Warren Oakes
John Fitzpatrick
Seth Low
A. R. Hyatt
Iwill
City Track and Field Championships Set for July Week
A large city track and field meet is planned for Independence Day week at Seaside Park with events for all ages including sprints, jumps, relays, a sack race, and novelty contests. Entries open now through July 1 at the First Bridgeport Bank building. Awards include gold silver and bronze medals for individuals and team events. Providence, R. I. June 35. College baseball results Brown 4 Dartmouth 3.
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Service Recognition Week
Pp. V. Gahan
Sports Field Day
Bridgeport National Bank
Io Y. ML GC
AL Boy Scouts
A. A.U
Indians Trounce Yankees and Tie For League Lead
Cleveland jumped to the top by routing New York 13 to 2 in the first game of the series, with strong hitting from Jones, Speaker, and Wambsganss. The win moves Cleveland into a share of first place while New York absorbs a heavy defeat at home.
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Yankees
New York
White Sox
Red Hose
Browns
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Wick
Peckinpaugh
Baker
Lewis
Pipp Ib
Hannah
AL Wicklund
Ruel
Thormablen
Russell
o'Doul
Nelson
McGraw
Ward
Xxx
Balas
Hussell
Vick
Cleveland
Speaker
O'Neill
Gardner
Johnston
Wambsganss
Chapman
Smith
Lunte
Pipp
Pratt
Pioa
Thormahlen
Bagby
Russell G
Red Sox
Boston
Hiis
St. Louis
Sotheron
Yale Wins Annual Baseball Series in Ninth Inning Rally
Yale defeats Harvard 9 to 2 in a ninth inning rally to win the annual series before about 2000 spectators at Daalbirldgis. Yale’s late surge overcame Harvard’s seven-run eighth inning, with Felton securing the win. Harvard captain Robert W. Beamons named captain of the Harvard team.
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Miss
Yvale
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Robinson
Coxe
Felton
New Haven
Hardell
Wale
Wile
Selleck
Sheehan
Hardel
Bullard
al Bond
Willard Plans Lighter Work For Dempsey Title Fight
Willard expects to weigh 245 to 248 pounds for the July 4 championship bout with Jack Dempsey in Toledo. He has reduced road work, cut boxing to eight rounds, and will continue light training at Maumee Hay camp. Dempsey had a light day and will resume boxing Sunday. A referee selection meeting will occur before week’s end with Tex Rickard and boxing officials. Bill Brown and Ollie Pecord are among favored choices.
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Loledo
Ohio
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Maumee Hay
Dempsey
Kearns
Chase
Tex Rickard
Army
Navy
Board of Boxing Control
Bill Brown
New York
Jack Kearns
Brown
Ollie Pecord
Toledo
Willard
Rickard
John Reisler
Reisler
Richard
Jaw breaks as bat slips during Derby game
DERBY June 18 Edward Brickett an 11 year old boy is in Griffin hospital with a broken jaw from a bat he was near during yesterday afternoon's baseball game. A batter dropped the bat and it struck Brickett dislocating the jaw and knocking out all his teeth requiring four stitches to close a facial cut.
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Chicago
Washington
Cholte
Olcotle
Shaw
Athletics
Tigers
Philadelphia
Detroit
Perry
Kinney
Urmpire Nallin
Bush
Cobb
Mack
Bob Geary
Columbia
South Atlantic
Barrus
Hance Bush
Young
Ellison
Veach
Heilman
Wlngstead
Dyer
Stanage
Dauss
Cunningham
Kallio
Shorten
Daugs
Hone
Witt
Thomas
Roth
Walker
Burns
Shannon
Dugan
the McAvoy
P Perry
Stout
Youn
Derby
Edward Brickett
Griffin Hospital
Brickett
Two Fights in Driver’s Boxing Card Planned
Louis Bogash state lightweight champion trains for his bout with Harlan Eddie Kelly in Pittsfield Massachusetts on Monday night. The Driver-promoted match is seen as a tough test, while Larry Williams and Kid Norfolk are set for a separate light heavyweight bout. Negotiations long running, with Tulsa Buffalo and Jersey City contending. venue narrowed to ball park on June 30.
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Louis Bogash
Harlan Eddie Kelly
Pittsfield
Mass
Driver
Louis Ha
Kelly
Larry Williams
Kid Norfolk
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Buffalo
Jersey City
Ball Park
Fourteen Nations to Compete in Allied Games in Paris
Paris reports mid June training camps for track teams from nine nations ahead of the inter allied games. Some 1,500 athletes from 14 nations will compete over two weeks starting June 22 at Pershing Stadium with Wilson Pershing Poincare and Clemenceau expected to attend opening ceremonies.
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Paris
Wilson
John
J. Pershing
Poincare
Clemenceau
Lieut
Noman Ross
America
Petro Sonda
Bucharest
Sanda
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Chicago Today
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