Bridgeport Edge Hartford 2 1 In Tight Tilt
Bridgeport wins 2 1 over Hartford in a close contest with Walter Johnson holding Detroit to a lone hit. Ferguson shines for Bridgeport allowing four hits and two walks while Cook limits Bridgeport to two safeties. Game features umpire Daly and a fifth inning debate over a safe call at second.
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Johnson Holds Detroit Team to One Hit in 3-0 Washington Win
Walter Johnson shut down Detroit with one hit as Washington won 3 to 0, taking four of five in the series. Vitt singled for Detroit, Milan and Shanks produced the scoring, and Washington tallied in the fourth on a hit-by-pitch and a Shanks single. Johnson fanned seven. Boland allowed seven hits in eight innings and took the loss. Separate items note a Scottish American forfeiture and various local soccer and baseball mentions.
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State league ends as True Blues fold season
A Saturday night meeting of State league delegates at Bridgeport Minstrel club decided to call off the remaining four league games, with True Blues forfeiting and their opponents awarded the points. Final standings show New Haven, Hartford United, and Bridgeport City active as cup competitions remain and New York State league games loom.
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Knuckle Ball Pitcher Racks Up Fourth Straight Win
Chicago beat Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Cocotte and Perry allowed nineteen hits. Felsch Oldring and Leibold made stellar catches. A decisive double play started by Felsch ended the threat and preserved the win. Cocotte earned his fourth consecutive victory.
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How They Stand Yesterday's Games
Boston 2 Cleveland 0. St Louis 6 New York 4. Chicago 2 Philadelphia Washington 2. Detroit 0.
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Yankees Drop Down Ladder in Browns' Game
St. Louis won 5 to 4 in 12 innings, pulling New York from first place. Hendryx drew a fourth walk to third, Demmitt popped, Gilhooley fumbled Gereon's single, Johns was walked, Severeid batted for Hale, Baker threw to Hannah, Hendryx scored, and Gedeone tied the game before the decisive run. Bridgeport 2, Hartford 4. Worcester 7, Waterbury 1.
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Red Sox Take Final Game From Indians in Cleveland
Boston secured the last game of the series in Cleveland by a 2–0 score as Indians hitters struggled. Leonard delivered the runs with timely hits while Hooper and Schang aided with productive plays. Chapman and Coumbe were ejected after disputing umpire Owens. scoreboard showed Boston ahead.
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Braves Defeat Reserves in Naval District Match
In Newport R I June, the Froston Nationals beat the Second Naval District team 2 to 1. Gostan scored twice for Froston with Newport replying once. Appam Canavan Tragessor Schultz and Murphy noted in the lineups. A stray article ends with an unrelated ad-like line about a woman fearing her husband would mock her for buying a patent medicine.
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McGoverns Son Visits Bridgeport For Reunion
Jos McGovern, eighteen, son of Terrible Terry McGovern, traveled to Bridgeport with his mother from Brooklyn to visit his godfather and former sparring partner Terry Lee. The meeting recalled McGovern’s storied featherweight past and ties to local boxing figures including Patsy Cullen and Eddie Alford, with reflections on Corbett era bouts and McGovern’s world featherweight title win.
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Walnuts Beat Lawrence in City League Opener Eight to Two
In the city league opener the Walnuts defeated Lawrence at Wheeler's lot by eight to two. Ruddy pitched well for the Walnuts allowing the Lawrence team nine hits to four, with McCarten and Youhazy among the standout hitters for Walnuts.
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