Americans Lose to Worcester in Bridgeport Clash
Worcester Boosters defeated Bridgeport 9 to 8 at Newheld Park as Leasure and Emmerich starred for Worcester while Kingdon, Rodriguez and Hartnett produced timely hits for Bridgeport. The game swung in the fifth with Worcester scoring five runs to pull ahead, despite Bridgeport starting strong with a three-run first inning and late threats.
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Leasure
Worcester
Bridgeport
Newheld Park
Emsmerich
Kingden
Keystone
Mt Worcester
Leasare
LePard
Deasure
Warce
Emmerich
Pight Feld
Kingdon
Rodriguez
Euis Hed
Loftus
Sadt
Lai
Murray
Martin
Atole
Toftun
Antil
Pretty
Smith
Lofins
Sarden
Bach
Leaure
Femmerich
McLaughlin
Tearnre
King
Belanger
Cuban
Belancer
Conway
Gazilogy
Conway Boyce
Chris
Galleg
Christy
Hartnett
Tai
McCann Teasure
Fr Bridentin
Teasure
Hartnen
Buch
Rachi King
Still Losing Worcester Offense In Closer Game
Worcester rallied as Hartnett and LePard both pitched, but Bach earned the win for Worcester while LePard took the loss. Leasure and LePard turned key double plays, with Emmerich and Rodrigues involved in a late sharp relay. Umpires Brown and Hamadin. time two hours.
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Worces
Christy
Hartnett
Loa von Bach
Buch ¢ Martin
LePard
Leasure
Bach
Brown
Hamadin
Wireless phone to give results of titular boat bout
A plan to transmit fight results by wireless telephone from the ringside in Jersey to thousands. The system, arranged with Tex Rickard, will beam blow by blow details and crowd shouts to about 100 cities, with amateur receivers at home. Proceeds aid the American Committee for France.
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Vandin
Iin
Andrey White
National
Amateur Wirelasessociation
Tex Rickard
Hills
Ase
France
Anne Iairman
Radio Corporaten of
America
Guneral Njeting
Schereciat Radio
Amilar
Ryedio
Tyimmay
Lie
Tolety
Washington
Chesaperay Bay
Tay
Lenglen Defeats Mallory For World Hard Court Title
Suzanne Lenglen of France easily defeats Molla Mallory of the United States in straight sets 6-2 6-3 to win the women’s world hard court tennis championship at St. Cloud. Lenglen dominates net exchanges, Mallory struggles with consistency, and Lenglen’s return game proves decisive. Mixed doubles see Lenglen paired with Max Decugis win 6-2, 6-3.
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Mlle. Lenglen
Mrs. Mallory
ST. Cloud
Tun
Mile
Suxanne Langlen
Mrs Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory
Heifgovan
Glen
Sale
Re. Tengen
Mallory
Leng
Andre Gobert
Laurents
Gurbault
Albarran
Aduit Franca
I Harvest
Rot of Honor
William T
Mademoiselle
Suzanne Lenglen
Max Deevers
Mademoiselle Lenglen
France
Madame Golding
Indians Trim Pittsfield Hartford Has It Easy In Free Hitting Game
Indians routed Pittsfield 10 to 2 in a high scoring free hitting game. Woodward and Render led the attack with strong pitching and timely hits. New Waves and Pittfield players showcased steady defense as Hartford seized control early and never relinquished lead.
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Indians
Pittsfield
Hartford
Albany
Rune
Render
Pirtefeld
Rasee
Halla
Woollwiard
Rieger Sun
Ll. Tits
Fauribys
Prien
Hibbs
Waordwiard
Woodward
Sagi
Gosing Pireber
Jomnnnie Curtin defeats Zulu Kid in New York
Jomnnnie Curtin defeats Zulu Kid in New York in a contested match at Pioneer Sporting. The event includes mention of Sharkey Wells and other named figures, with little readable context beyond results and participants.
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Jomnnie Curtin
Zulu Kid
New York
Tohonto Chapt
Lye Dantam
Wan Pho
Jd Py Avaynung
Aol
KIA
Pioneer Sporting Et al York
Satidiye
Eins S
Sharkey Whels
American Association Baseball Opener Listings
The article lists teams and results from the opening day at Redside Park with matches including Milwaukee and Kansas City, noting uneven scores and standings. It references several cities such as Toledo, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, and St. Paul, alongside scattered mentions of players and events.
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Poineville
I. Milwaukee
GU Columbus
St. Paula
Toledo
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas
Mily
Giants Lead National League in Early Pace
New York tops the league early, gaining a first place goal as the western trip starts. Pittsburgh hosts with home advantage while New York strengthens pitching and batting. AL leaders stay tight as rivals close in. Hankies begin four game series to challenge Indians, with Boston and Washington also aiming up but lagging.
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New York
York
Pittsburgh
Newarld
Ark
Hankies
Indians
Boston Nationals
Washington Ame Us
St James A A Defeats Devon Nine 9 2
The St James A A team beat Devon nine to two as Joe Wells pitched a masterly game for the Saints. O Rourke and Stayko featured with running catches while Senelk of the Devons left the box in the seventh after six runs and four hits by the Saints. Toe Boehm was spiked in the seventh and had to retire.
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St. James Devon
Joe Foale
Vols
O'Rourke
Vans
Saints
Joe Wells
Senelk
Devons
Toe Boehm
Tefeat Geretst Gant
Joseph Tyley
Tames A
Stratford Avenue
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Brassoes Win Listless Game From Springfield
The Springfield Brassoes edged a slow contest as Puller secured a one run win with a home hit in the eighth. Springfield used mainly pitchers Mitekhey and others to yield several hits while the White goxs signed a new player named Lee Willard from Iron Denner, a mile higher than Kensea.
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Tania
Springfield
Puller
Patie
Springfel
White Goxs
Willard
Lee
Joss
Iron Denner
Kensea
Shamrocks Edge Sound Views 12-7 in Seaside Park
The Shamrocks of the North End defeated Sound Views 12 to 7 at Seaside Park. The Shamrocks pitcher struck out thirteen, walked three, and contributed a hit, while Sound Views used a strong defense but could not overcome the late scoring surge. This win marks the Shamrocks fourth straight victory as they challenge other city teams.
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North End
Seaside Park
Gats
Becitler
Shrinrocks
Lenox A baseball team upends Crasha in high tide score
Lenox A defeats Crasha 8 to 8 in afternoon play as King, Franghi and Cod drive runs amid eight errors. Pitcher Cunningham relieves Rowe in the second and allows two hits over seven innings. Manager Redmond calls for full turnout at 1295 State Street tonight.
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Lenox A
Crasha
Lenox
King
Franghi
Rowe
Cunningham
Redmond
State Street
City Recreation Grammar League Schedule This Week
City Recreation hosts the grammar league with matches at local greens. Monday features Barnum versus Slumbis at Old Mill Green and Garfield against Uiinefield at Yellow Mill Green. Wednesday has Barnums Summersfield at Old AGN Green and Augustine facing St Mary at Yellow Mill Green. Friday lists Halls Columbus at Ola Mill Green and St Augustine versus St John at Yellow Mill Green.
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City Recreation
Fiday—Hall 'S
Columbus
Ola Mill Green
St.Aucusting
St. John
Yellow Mill Green
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Rane Neler
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Hanes
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Albany Teuble
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Eturson
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Janing
Teterem
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Aransfield
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American Association
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