Bridgeport Defeats Providence 9-8 in New Haven
Bridgeport edged Providence 9 to 8 at New Haven in a high scoring affair. Yim Lai and Braussen led the locals with key hits and multi runs, while Ferguson and Cristall muddled the Providence hitters. Despite late ninth inning pressure, Bridgeport held on for the win.
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New Haven Adds Ritter Amsel and Bader Shines in Navy Nine
Local gangster J Ritter Amsel, cut from Bridgeport after a failed Eastern league tryout, will join New Haven in the league and report to Pelham Bay on June 11. He pitched for New Haven against Worcester Saturday, earning the win with four hits allowed. In Boston, King Bader of the V U S Naval Reserves pitched the Boston Navy Yard to a 6 to 0 win over Newport Naval Reserve, allowing three hits and none to reach third.
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King" Bader
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De Palma Wins Sheepshead Handicap in Corrected Time
New York June 2 Ralph De Palma driving a Packard won the 100 mile Sheepshead Bay handicap. Corrected times place De Palma first with 58 minutes 21 seconds, Milton second with 58 minutes 31 seconds, followed by Oldfield Hearne Hickey Taft Chevrolet and others. Officials corrected scorers errors after race and will issue a detailed account of the run.
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Dan Hickey
Hudson
Omar ‘Taft
Miller
L. Chevrolet
Frontenac
Hat de Palma
Fred Wagner
Wagner
Oldfield
Chevrolet
Walnuts Rout Rosebuds In Semi-Pro Baseball Showdown
The Walnuts defeated the Rosebuds 13 to 4 in a loosely played game at Wheeler's lot yesterday afternoon. Seven Rosebud errors costly, while Walnuts collected two base hits from Williams and three base hits from Rutko and Benjamin as Ruddy pitched for the Walnuts and Pistey for the Rosebuds.
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Pistey
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Shea
Mathison
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Ruddy
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Phillies Win From Reds Birds in Cincinnati
The Philadelphia Phillies defeat the Cincinnati Reds 6 to 3 in a game played after rain delays. Streaks and late arrivals affected the start, with Toney taking the loss after five prior wins. Two singles highlight Williams and Cravath, while MaKee Neale and Roush contributed for Cincinnati. A double header in Philadelphia follows.
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Wiliams
Cravath
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Neale
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Roush
Indians Beat Washington in the Eleventh
Indians win 5 to 3 in the eleventh as ONeill scores run with two base hits by Wambsganss Lavan Speaker and ONeill. Washington leaves seven on base while Cleveland makes five. Johnson fans three while Bagby fans one.
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Johnson
Vy Bagby
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Shotton
Hart
Foster
Milan
Schulte
Ainsmith
Graney
J Chapman
Hatt
Epwo
Yankees Fall to Sox in Chicago Commanding Lead Appears
In Chicago on June 2 the Yankees lost the second game as the Sox built a strong lead after a weakened Love faltered in the fifth inning. New York was unable to close the gap and the champion Sox secured the win.
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Sox
Chicago
Love
New York
Detroit Bests Sox From Boston Pitcher Babe Ruth Loses
Detroit defeats Boston as pitcher Babe Ruth surrenders after a string of hits in a tense game. The Sox offense struggles while Detroit capitalizes on timely hits to clinch the victory.
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Boston
Babe Ruth
Standings and results from yesterday’s games
Yesterday’s scores show Detroit 4 Boston 3 Chicago 6 New York 2 St Louis 4 Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 1 Washington 0. Bridgeport 8 Providence 7 New Haven 5 New London 2 Springfield 6 Waterbury 4. Bill Shaw eyed for new league join. Cahill failed enlist due to age. Thomas H. McKnight, Chicago soccer figure, dies of pneumonia after a week.
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New Haven
New London
Springfield
Waterbury
Bill Shaw
Thomas W. Cahill
United States
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Thomas H. McKnight
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Ireland
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Manchester and New Haven Clash Postponed Final
Budd Challenge Cup final between Manchester and New Haven postponed after ground permit issues at Mount Nebo Vark Manchester. Two-leg final to be played next Sunday at each ground with the higher cumulative score securing the trophy now held by Bridgeport City. Also notes Brooklyn club to be reorganized per May American Cricketer.
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Mount Nebo Vark
Bridgeport
Philadelphia Monthly Magazine
Brooklyn
New York Soccer Team Defeats Clan Macduffs in Cup Semi
New York won 2 to 1 over Clan Macduffs in the Sairheen New York State Cup semi at Lenox oval. Hunpiker opened the scoring before halftime, adding a second after the interval. Petrie capped the win with a late goal as the whistle neared.
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Five Bouts Promised at New Haven Arena Tonight
New Haven fans anticipate a full card with twelve round bouts. Notable matchups include Dundee vs DeFoe and Bloom vs Pierce, plus Lynch vs Shubert and Brown vs Kelly as the undercard. A large Waterbury delegation is expected alongside local interest.
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Paul Doyle
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Bloom
Joe Lynch
al Shubert
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Jersey City
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Chic Brown
Harlem Eddie Kelly
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Brown
Vincent Renna
Terry Lee
George Monron
Browns Rally For 4 2 Win Over Phillies
In St. Louis on June 2, the Browns rallied from behind to defeat Philadelphia 4 to 2. Key hits included three singles and two doubles off Perry in the seventh and eighth innings, aided by a wild pitch and Gardner's error.
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