Bears Fall to New Haven in Sixth Straight Loss
Bears misplayed field and lost 9 to 8 to New Haven at Newfield Park, despite 21 safeties. Johnny Moore, Eddie Moore and Gene Martin homered. Koser had the only other round-tripper as the Profs routed the Bears late, preserving a six-game skid and igniting protests over umpire Rorty's calls.
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Bears
New Haven
Johnny
Eddie Moore
Gene Martin
Koser
Horace P
Eireult
Moore
Ha- Milan
Freddie Meyers
Sperber
Jack Warhop
Rorty
Hughie
Warhop
Haa
Aiffel
Martin
Sher
Schauffel
Profs
Rp Bowmen
Montague
Ory
Emmid
F.s
Providence Beats Waterbury 10 to 9 In Close Game
Providence defeated Waterbury 10 to 9 as Peploski led with two singles a double and a triple. Purcell and Rodriguez were noted for strong fielding. Providence announced the release of shortstop Knothe to Lawrence and outfielder Obere to Salem in the New England League.
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Waterbury
Providence
Bradley
Morrison
Peploski
Purcell
Rodriguez
Eknothe
Lawrence
Obere
Salem
Krahe
Morrissey
Butler
Keesey
Hermann
Schinkel
Niederkorn
Mangum
Auer
Heistman
Kahn
Jablonowski
Atwood
Pepiosxi
Kane
Hahn
Helgeth
Smith
Gleason
Burkett
Fuller
Hartford
Albany
Farrell
Wood
Aver
Millsaps
White
Bayrs
Harris
Doug Kuhn
Wight
Jones
Bale
Barron
McDonald
Summers
Ragged Fielding Gives Lawmakers Wins on Senators
Albany defeated Hartford easily today 10 to 0. Hartford played ragged ball in the field and was helpless before Fuller’s pitching. Helgeth’s batting featured.
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Ragged Fielding
Senators
Albany
Hartford
Fuller
Helgeth
Y M G A ENTERS STATE TRACK MEET AT WILL0WBROOK PARK
The State M G A track and field meet will be held at Willowbrook Park New Britain on Saturday June 11. Bridgeport enters with high hopes to win, listing competitors in events from 100 yard dash to shot put and relay. Last year Waterbury Brass City won with 36 points, New Britain second with 18.
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Willowbrook Park
New Britain
Waterbury
Brass City Association
Bridgeport
H. J
Dudas
A. Alison
William van Sise
H. J August
S. Dudas
N. Courtemanch
Dempsey Offered $200,900 for July Bout
Jack Dempsey disclosed a $200,900 offer from Newark for a July fight with an unnamed opponent. He cited additional bids from Tex Rickard, Floyd Fitzsimmons, and two others and said he would decide soon whether to accept any offer. Dempsey trains at a mountain ranch to regain the heavyweight title from Gene Tunney and may travel to Saratoga Springs to complete preparations.
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Ojai
Cal
Associated Preas
Jack Dempsey
Newark
N. J
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Hee
Gene Tunney
Saratoga Springs
Giants Rally to Beat Pirates in Ninth 8 7
In Pittsburgh June, the Giants broke loose for four ninth inning runs to topple the Pirates 8 to 7. Cummings started with a homer, Hornsby added a two on shot for his tenth of the year, with Barnhart and Grantham also homering. Greenfield earned the win for New York after a late rally, denying Pittsburgh.
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
New York Gienta
Cummings
Hornsby
Barnhart
Grantham
New York
L. Waner
PB. Waner
Wright
Traynor
Harris
Gooch
Aldridge
Jackson
Ott
Terry
P. Waner
Barnes
Greenfield
Clarkson
Quigley
Wilson
Pfirman
Wilber Loses to Lott in New England Tennis Title
In Hartford the New England championships produced surprises as George Lott of Chicago defeated Tom Wilber of Bridgeport 6-2 6-? in the third round. A. H. Chapin Jr of Springfield moved ahead in men's singles while Miss Sarah Palfrey of Brookline and Mrs. A. H. Chapin Jr advanced toward the women’s semifinals amid strong play from Howard Voshell and Fritz Mercur.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Howard Voshell
New York
E. H. Kuhn
Fritg Mercur
Bethlehem
Neil Buillivan
Philadelphia
Louis Daley, Jr
Haat Orange
WN. J
Malcolm T, HI
Boston
Sarah Palfrey
Brookline
Mass
A. H. Chapin, Jr
Springfield
Hoston
Pacific Coast
Voshell
Metropolis
Fred Bagge
Lott
Frank X. Shields
R. L. Baggs
Pritz Mercur
Red G. H. Perkins
George Lott
Chicago
Tom Wilber
Bridgeport
Conn
E H. Kuhn
Howsard Voshell
Lee Wiley
Everett Smith
Fred C. Baggs
A. H Chapin
W. Robertin
H. L. Stockder
Frank Shields
HW. H. Hyde
Third Hound
Loura Dalley
East Orange
Malcolm T. Hill
Fritz Mercur
Pat
Neil Sullivan
Rand
M. Morsa
R. W. Cordingley
R. B. Swain
G. Shepard
A. H. Chanpin, Jr
Dorothy Blodgett
Mors
Cordingley
Senators Rally Past Indians in Ninth for 2 1 Victory
Washington, June 8 AP A ninth inning rally lifted the Senators to a 2 1 win over Cleveland. Lisenbee allowed many hits but clamped down late, aiding the tying and winning runs as Reeves scored on Rice’s single. Rice, Speaker, Sewell, and Lisenbee produced key moments. base on balls and errors added drama with three-base hits by Rice, Speaker, and Sewell.
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Iddea
Sperber
John
Mies
Bartel
Roser
Milan
Aft
Stapleton
Meyer
Griffin
Profs
Warhop
Hartford
Mice
Griffly
Bowman
Canavan
Moore
Martin
Mierd
Bartell
Max Moore
Prof
Mime
Bears
Montague
Fame
Sta
Enser
Hart
Gend Milan
Danning
Snook
Emmerich
Washington
Indiana Today
Lisenbee
Ibh Reeves
Reeves
Rice
Harris
Goslin
Speaker
Judge
Ruel
Bluege
Aj Lisenbee
Cleveland
Sewell
Jamieson
Hodapp
Summa
Nels
Burns
J. Sewell
Hudlin
Rel
Dineen
Nalin
General Electric Keeps Lead In Industrial League
General Electric continues its dominance in the Industrial League with a five game winning streak and a perfect 1.000 percentage. Remington Arms trails in runs batting and fielding while Alma, Bassick, and others contest standings with June fixtures at Diamond fields and umpires assigned.
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General Electric
Remington Arma Combine
General Electrica
Remington Arms Nide
Felding
Alma
Columbia Graph
Remington Arma
O'Brien
Beardsworth
Bullard
Champson
Treat
Bassick
Remkus
Baseball Scores and Matches to Note
E L leading hitters listed for Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago and Boston at St Louis with game pairings and potential matches across the league. The note outlines upcoming contests and standout players influencing early season standings.
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Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Louis
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
W. PC
Chicago Ae SL
ASB
St. Loula
W. L. Pc
Pittsburgh Se
Chicago Ares Oe
Roser
Ali Boston
Bridgeport
Stapleton
Biport
Philadelphia Bowman
N. OH
Butler
Hartford
Waterbury
Ag Ait Cae
Eagles Meet Mohicans Sunday in City League Showdown
The White Eagles top the league but a Mohicans win Sunday would force a first place tie. The schedule lists Berksihires, Mohicans A A, Sokols and Rosrbuds, with 3:30 PM diamond games at Seaside Park. Player moves include Sokols Knobloch and Lesko for Mohicans Lesko.
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White Eagles
Mohicans
Eagles
Hame
Woo. PC
Berkshires
Mohican A. A
Sokol-Rosebud A. & G
St. Charles
S. Lesko
Sokols
W. Brasla
Kelery Gremlins
Lesko
Bokel-Roggb' Pbudewrtoraay
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C. W. Leslie
L. T. McLean
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C. M. Hutchinson
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