Bridgeport Wins 4-2 Over Providence in First Inning
Bridgeport jumped to a four-run first on seven straight hits off Providence pitcher Spaid, Yorla held Providence scoreless as Bridgeport prevailed 4 to 2. Notable names include Brackett Grimes Yim Lat and Baker for Bridgeport while Voyla for Providence worked two innings and Sava allowed the winner.
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Whiteride
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Sly Ted
Pod & Martin
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Grimes
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Bava
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Briger
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Martin
Poole
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Smith
Purvere
Parent
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Springfeld
Call
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Chicago
Bos- Scoreton
Flack
F Hollacher
Mann
Merkle
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Zeide
H Killifer
Hendrix
Serena
Rawlings
Iy Herzog
J. I. Smith
Powell
Wickland
J. C. Smith
Konetchy
Rehg
Wilson
Ragan
Hearn
New London Wins in Easy Fashion
New London defeated Waterbury in a slugging game as bunched hits in the sixth produced the runs for New London. Hinchman of Waterbury was ejected in the sixth after arguing a fair call, and Umpire Daly had to separate players. Waterbury mounted a seventh inning rally but failed to score again.
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New London
Waterbury
Hinchman
Daly
Miss Hollins Donates Trophies for War Savings
New York June 6 Miss Marion Holling runner up in the 1913 Women's National Golf Championship and former Metropolitan champion turned in 38 trophies from golf and tennis matches and other shows for the war savings metal market. After exhibition the silver prizes with gold lining will be exchanged for war savings stamps to be offered to the public.
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New York
Marion Holling
Elms Are Better Than Worcester Baseball Clash
Eastern League action with New Haven and Worcester. timely hitting and pitching led to a 6-4 score in fourteen innings as Woodward and Baum struggled with walks and hits. Bridgeport High defeated Evander Childs High 3-2 in extra innings. Williams and Lavery starred for Bridgeport, while Hirshfield fanned 13 for Evander Childs.
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Seaside Park
Bridgeport High School
Evander Childs
New York
Connecticut
Williams
Willams
Hirshfield
Lavery
Bridgeport
Pon E Hammil
Davis
Hawes
Tickey
Reuther
Dia
Kennel
Bernstein
Bowden
Salzberg
Schelberg
Jordan
Liggins
Reds Win Game By Stick Work In Phillies Loss
Phillies beat Cincinnati 7 to 4 as Bressler and Roush doubled to drive in three in the eighth. Mayer allowed 16 hits, Phila scoring early but Cincinnati held them and Cravath and McGaffigan hit homers. Sol Lichtenstein, a noted race follower, was found dead in New York, with unclear cause.
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Philadelphia
Mayer
Bressler
Roush
Cincinnati
Groh
L. Magee
Chase
S. Magee
Neale
Blackburne
Wingo
Ib Pou
Bancroft
Willams
Luderus
Cravath
Meusel
McGaffigan
Q Burns
Watson
zAdams
Au Pitzgerald
gaRan
Adams
Simsmall
New York
Sol | Lichtenstein
White Sox Win In Ninth Inning Thriller
Chicago edges Philadelphia 4 3 4 in the opener after a timely ninth inning rally. Weaver tripled and Gandil drove him home with the winning run as Cicotte held the visitors to four runs through eight and a half frames.
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White Sox
Chicago
Philadelphia
Weaver
Gandil
Jamieson
Oldring
Walker
Burns
Gardner
Shannon
Dugan
Perkins
Perry
Peckinpaugh's eighth inning triple seals Yankees win
In St Louis, with two runs behind in the eighth, Shortstop Peckinpaugh tripled to left with the bases loaded, lifting the New York team to a 4 to 2 victory over the St Louis club. Formerly of Old Connecticut Langue 8T. Loui s.
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Shortstop Peckinpaugh
Old Connecticut Langue
Summer Athletics of Local Y M C A Begin to Warm Up
The Y M C A physical department advances summer plans with swimming classes for beginners each Tuesday night led by R W Young. About 25 senior members participate, learning the crawl with water wings as many struggle to swim. Track work aims to boost interest with weekly practice at Seaside Park and two challenges pending from Bridgeport High and a local independent team. Tennis progress includes a forthcoming member-only tournament, with plans for a broader second round inviting outside players.
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Y. M. C. A. Physical Department
R. W. Young
Association
Seaside Park
Bridgeport High School
Senators Take In The Eleventh Pitcher Walter Johnson Wins
Detroit June 5 Washington wins 5 to 4 in extras as Ainsmith doubles steals second and Bush throws to plate on Shotton grounder for the decisive run. Dewweil allowed the key hits in a tight 11th inning.
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Walter Johnson
Dewweil
Detroit
Ainsmith
Bush
Shotton
Washington
Judge
Foster
Milan
Schulte
Shanks
Morgan
Lavan
Picinich
Alnsmith
Y Harper
D Johnson
Powe Bush
Youga
Veach
U Heilmann
R Jones
Dauss
Walker
Vitt
Spencer
Kallio
C. Jones
Cobb
Volle
Dallas
Ain- Ainsmith
Smith
R. Jones
Harper
Harper Troit
Johnson
Dass
Daus
Giants Rally Edges Pirates to Retain Lead
In New York on June 6 the Giants fought back with a ninth inning rally scoring three runs to beat Pittsburgh 4 to 3 and clinch the series three games to one, keeping New York atop the league race. Batted details list Carey homer and key hits for the Giants. Demaree and Causey pitched for the wins.
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Pittsburgh
Giants
King
AH Wits
O O
McKechnie
Cafon
Schmidt
Cooper
Poa
É Young
Ames
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Snyder
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Tuero
Smith
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Burns
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Hollee
Dothorpe
Rariden
Rodguez
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Iba
Demaree
McCarty
Perritt
Causey
Awilhoit
Ovo
Zimmerman
Thorpe
Kauff
Meltechnie
Carey
Hariden
Rodriguez
Caton
Jiavanaghy
Gonzales
Smyth
Johnston
Myers
O'Mara
Schmandt
G Miller
Fulton Dempsey bout talk drags on in Danbury
Hartford report notes Fulton and Dempsey talk rages amid plans for a heavyweight title bout. Articles of agreement reportedly to be presented to Danbury mayor, with possible venue shifts to South Norwalk or Danbury, while Governor Holcomb opposes such matches and Red Cross appearances affect prospects.
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South Norwalk
J. Harmar Bronson
New Haven
Danebury
Fred Fulton
Jack Dempsey
Jesse Jame Willard
Tuesaday
Agricultural Society of
Dibury
Messrs
Fulton and
Dempsey
Fulton
Mulvihill
Norwalk
Ne Haven
Persmit
Fistianu
Billy Miske
Lever
Toplin
Holcomb
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