No Decisive Ends to New Haven Boxing Night
Boxing results from New Haven show Frankie Burns and Battling Reddy in a close draw after Burns outweighed Reddy. Dundee defeats Defoe on points in twelve rounds while Joe Lynch refu ses to box Al Shubert over weight disputes. Also reports a New York 3 Pittsburgh 2 baseball game with Fletcher’s errant throw scoring the decisive run.
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Dundee
Defoe
Johnny Dundee
New ‘York
Billy Defoe
St. Paul
Erry
Lee
George Monroe
E X‘poxer
Joe Lynch
al ‘Shubert
Lynch
Shubert
New Bedford
Phil Bloom
Harry Pierce
New Haven
Brooklyn
Bloom
Terry Lee
Frankie
Burns
Reddy
Reddy Berd
Halks
New York
Eddie Head
Dick Curley
Arena
Shubert G
Kelly
Brown
Dundes
Senators Win in Ninth and Two Outs
The Senators clinched a late victory in the ninth with two outs, overcoming a tight game and clinching the comeback. A key error and a single sparked the late rally, sealing the win and boosting their standing.
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Senators
Hitless game as Detroit loses to Boston
Detroit was held hitless as Leonard pitched Boston to a 5 0 victory. Only one Detroiter reached first base on an walk. Boston hitters Mary Whiteman Hooper and Ruth produced the power with three base hits, a homer, and several steals, while Detroit managed minimal offense and errors.
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Detroit
Leonard
Boston
Dauis
Cunningham
Whiteman
Hooper
Ruth
McInnis
Thomas
Yelle
Vitt
Dauss
Daves
Loaing
Athletics Take One Off Browns In Baseball Action
Yesterday's major league results show Pittsburgh beating New York 8 to 2 and Chicago defeating Boston 5 to 3. Brooklyn outlasted St. Louis 12 to 15 in 12 innings while Boston topped Detroit 5 to 9. Washington edged Cleveland 3 to 8, Chicago beat New York 9 to 2, and Philadelphia won 2 to 1 against St. Louis. Cincinnati faced a postponement due to a missing train.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
B.C
Traffic Cops Still Have a Hot Time
Traffic officers endure scorching heat regulating busy city streets. No sun protection, coats not removed, and summer rules pending at headquarters. Baseball game snippets mention Wambsganss and Chapman, with Washington and Cleveland scoring details noted in the wire-style recap.
Hard batting wins for Cubs in Boston game two
Chicago Cubs defeat Boston Braves 5 to 3 in the second game of the series at Boston. Weaver earned the win for Chicago, while Nehf took the loss for Boston. A 7 year old girl, Lorraine Marmelstein, was struck by a jitney near Stratford and Central avenues but recovered after treatment.
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Boston
Chicago
Lorraine Marmelstein
Deacon Street
John Lund
Stratford
Central Avenues
J. F. Keegan
Protest Makes Cardinal Win After Brooklyn Tilt
In Brooklyn on June 3, St. Louis protested a 12 inning game won by 16 runs in favor of the visitors. A sixth inning play at home plate led to a challenge over retouching third base after Baird scored. umpire Rigler ruled retouching was not required once a runner touched third. Multiple hits, errors, and pitches are listed with final scoring and pitching notes.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Baird
Cruise
Anner
Hickman
Rigler
Fohnston
Ison
Schaubert
Bo Lie
Wlyerguer
Mara
Doolan
Miller
Qouarbs
Ciiner
Cheney
Krueger
Griner
Kavanaugh
Gonzales
Smyth
Johnston
Smith
Hornsby
Doubie
Grine
Daubert
Myers
Coombs
Meadows
Grimes
Cheney & In
Packard
Chicago
Russell
Collins
Hannah
Finneran
New York
Ry Ib Pea Giihooley
Peckinpaugh
Baker
Mina
Pratt
Pipp
Hodie
Winer
Trussell
Pewster
Murphy
Fersch
Weaver
Gandil
Jourdan
Rishorg
Schalk
Shamokin Tom
Providence
Bridgeporters
Kelly
Areo
Providence Team Objects To Chinese On Local Lineups
The Eastern League faces a dispute as Providence and New Haven clubs protest the presence of two Chinese players, Yim and Lai, on the Bridgeport locals roster. Management may decide whether the Chinamen stay in the lineup or are removed, with implications for the team’s performance and league policy.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
New London
Providence
Waterbury
Worcester
Yim and Lai
Jocal
Celestials
Orientala
Maguia
Yim
Lai
Thera
Government Market Expert Before Growers
The Bridgeport Fruit and Vegetable Growers Association will hold its annual meeting tonight at eight o'clock in the Board of Trade rooms Newfield building. Speakers include Guy Smith of the Bureau of Markets in Washington and A. N. Farnham, the largest New England fruit and vegetable grower, with notes on farming expenditures and station work by Pelton of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station. All members are urged to attend this important meeting.
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Bridgeport Fruit and Vegetable Grower's Association
Board of Trade
Newfield
Guy Smith
Bureau of Markets
Washington, D. C
A. N. Farnham
New England
Farnham
Pelton
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
New Haven
Fraternal and Masonic Meetings Tonight in Bridgeport
The Fraternal Camera Club hosts an open meeting featuring prints by Dr. B J Ruzicka of New York shown in multiple cities. Also the Jeruahem and Orient Masonic bodies hold ceremonies and monthly business, with Star of Bridgeport and Court Marina planning officer nominations and degrees, plus a Foresters of America class and Grand Chief Ranger presence. sports scores from New York and Chicago conclude the item.
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Camera Club
Bridgeport Camera Club
B. J. Ruzicka
New York
London
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Buffalo
Portland
Verona Hall
State Street
Star of Bridgeport Lodge
Shepnerds of
Bethlehem
Court Marina
Courts of Foresters of America
William T. Meyer
Derby
Torrington
Chicago
E. Collins
Risberg
Felseh
Gilhooley
Baker
Peckinpaugh
Miller
Schalk
BE. Collins
Murphy
Wirst
Cicotte
Thussell
Russell
Finneran
Cicotte A
Winnegran
Bridgeport to play Worcester in Eastern League tilt
Bridgeport squads travel to Worcester to meet the cellar dwellers in a Massachusetts city today. Manager Krichell may start veteran catcher at the plate with Keleher on the mound as Bridgeport seeks win number 13 in as many games amid ticket shortages and crowd apathy.
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Bridgeport
Worcester
Keleher
Krichell
Worcester Martin
Deo Lal
Cooney Brackett
Blanger Grimes
Johnson Baker
Phoenix Yim
Gross Braun
Kelfer
Stores Resume Thrift Day Sales Across City
Retail Merchants' association met at the Algonquin club and approved resuming Thrift Stamp Wednesday next week to sustain weekly thrift sales. Merchants big and small were urged to participate, with Isaac Moss and William Hincks leading the effort. Citizens can join the war savings club by pledging weekly or monthly investments in thrift or war savings stamps.
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Retail Merchants’ Association
Algonquin Club
Big Store
Httle
Isaac Moss
Retail Merchants' Association
William T. Hincks
War Savings Committee
War Savings Club
Coroner Hearing Today on Child Killing
Coroner John J. Phelan will hold a hearing at 9 30 this morning into the death of Josephine Monaco struck by a car driven by Novakosht of 450 Col or Colorado Avenue. Novakosht was released from court yesterday on bonds of 2000 dollars. The hearing was continued until Saturday with several witnesses to testify.
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Frank Cabral
Norwalk
John J. Phelan
Arrest of John Plude for non support at 535 State St
John Plude a painter of 535 State St was arrested last evening by Sergeant Poland on a non support charge. The complaint filed by his wife in this city alleges he has failed to support his wife and five minor children since May 12. He is held on bonds of 150 dollars.
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International Film Service
Cupid Black
Yale University
Naval
Lincoln
Yale
Crimson Men
Harvard
Newport
R. I
Fred A. Curtis
Kellar
Aston
Huntington
Monroe
Curtis
John Plude
Strest
Poland
Pluda
Sunlight Parlor Opens In Town Pocket Billiard Parlor
The Sunlight Parlor promotes a beautifully equipped up to date pocket billiard room described as well lighted and neatly appointed. It invites patrons to come and play with friends in this new venue.
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Uesday
the Bright Telegram
Pierce
Reddy Lynch
Kelly Hart
Giants
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New
York
Shortstop Fletcher
Fletcher
Young
Kants
Zimmerman
Holke
McCarty
Rodriguez
Wilholt
Tesreau
Thorpe
Demaree
Hinchman
McKkechnie
Mollwitz
Demarca
De'maree
Abrielle Bighee
Monwitz
Garey
Stengel
King
Cutshaw
McKechnie
Caton
Schmidt
Ohiio
Coveleskie
Wambsass
Ainsmith
Bo Shotton
Judge
Lavan
Picinich
Alnamith
Ayers
Bo Johnson
Milan
Sth
Graney
Chapman
Speaker
Wambsganss
Wood
Evang
Detroits
Dutch Leonard Filings
Tlene Hooper
Shean
Scott
Schang
Etroit
Athletics
Browns
Vean Gregg
Bingle
Grege
Jamieson
Oldring
If Walker
Gardner
Shannon
I Dugan
McAvoy
Cy Gregg
Prel
St , Louis
Tobin
Ris Austin
Mruisel
Sisler
Denmiltt
Hendryx
Gedeon
Nanamaker
Gerber
Shocker
Austin
Demmitt
Dugan Burns
Philadelonphia
Flist
Gregg
Grese
Oneill
Evans
O'Neill
Shotton
Johnson
CUBS
Braves
Hollocher
Zeider
Merkle
Wickland
Merzog
Rawlings
Koneteky
Gasten
Tyler
Nehf
Wits
Nenf
Flack
Hollacher
Mann
Paskett
Deal
Killifer
Hendrix
McCabe
Tytler
Yale Star
Fi Paulette
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Kavanvagh
Pind
Monty
Oregon Trail
Little Blue River
Deshler
Neb
Wiliam Beekman
Jules
Ile
Buffalo Bill
William Cody
Lute North
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Enders
Look
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Meeks
Gardella
Lowe
Shay
Briger
Werre
Cook
O'Neil
Pp & Dee
Phoenix
Belanger
Cooney
Gross
Babineux
Redmond
Artford
Werra
Threa
Wartford
White Sox
Yankees
Jeruahem
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
St. John’s Lodge
St. John's Lodge
A. M
Orient
O. E
Jautnleht
Masonia Temple
Easton
Paul Miller
Edith Curtis
Edith Gurtis
William Nellar
Daston
Massachusetts
City
New York City
Hayrn
Ryherra
Bridgeport Cycle Co
Gilbert Street
Shaw
Barnum Ave
BASE
Newfield Park
Priday
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