Big Ed Doubles in Ninth and Robs Bender of No Hit Game
In a tense early summer game, Big Ed doubled in the ninth inning and prevented a no hitter by Bender. New Haven won as their lineup featured Orr and an error by a Chippewa Indian. Bridgeport players were entertained afterward by Meriden’s Shefl Reilly and J. Feating at a celebratory dinner.
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Big Ed
Robs Bender
Walsh
Ians
Pinelyin
Bender
Bridgeports
Orr
New Haven
Indiana
San Kiontey
Hartford
Mearowhy
Bridgeport
Tom Reilly
Meriden
Hasptail
Erjeil
How They Stand Lesteriag's Results
New Haven leads Bridgeport Albany in a scattered set of results with scores noted and several upcoming games listed. Teams include Worcester Hartford Pittsfield Springfield Waterbury and Cincinnati New York among others with yesterday and today's matchups mentioned.
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Lesteriag
New Haven
Bridgeport
Albany
Waterbury
Pittsfield
Springfield
Worcester
Hartford
Pittfield
Worcester A
Indians Take Seven to Five Victory Over Phillies
Cleveland wins 7 to 5 as Hasty allows one big inning while Coveleskie figures in a mixed pitching effort. Smith homered with two on, Dykes O’Neil Chapman and Strunk contribute key hits. Philadelphia struggles with baserunners and fielding errors. Umpires Evans and Hildenbrand. Time 4:71.
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Cleveland
Oneatth
Philadephia
Smith
Covaleskie
Philadelphia
Zeiwon
Galway
Scolo Johne
O'Neill
C. Aigad
Sovnkin
Ioaneconid
Capcegrax
O'Neil
Jamisson
Chapman
Poker Guest Held For Stealing Diamond Pin
New York reports say Mrs. Gleason, wife of a former Chicago banker, pleaded not guilty to charges of stealing an $1,800 diamond pin during a May poker game at Mrs. Chester M. Currs’s home. Witnesses described recovery of the missing pin and named several well to do attendees.
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New York
Weat
Rangers Triumph Over Roovers in Sunday Meadow Play
The Rangers won a Sunday game against the Roovers at 3 20 p m in a meadow setting near 2454 Mulnvatroct. O'clotk field hosted the clash with a clear afternoon kickoff.
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Rangers
O'clotk
Ruth Drives Out Sixteenth Homer in Rain Hit
Ruth belted his sixteenth homer of the season driving in a run as New York beat Detroit 7 to 5 after rain halted play. Mays and Pipp led Detroit with key hits as the game featured late scoring and fielding miscues.
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Ruth
Homer
Detrolt
Fane
New York
Detrait
Vaird
York
Detroit
Hearn
Okrie
Ofouir
Hirson
Veuch
Mays
Pipp
Pinelli
Homerom
Ibanes
Shorren
Uth
Bodie
Ainjgmith
Pratt
Okric
Peckinpaush
Mebvel
Lott
Blass
Maze
Maye
Owens
Cail
Maranville Drives in Ninth Inning Run to Win for Boston
Maranville delivered a game winning RBI single with two out in the bottom of the ninth as Boston rallied to defeat Pittsburgh 3 to 1. Cooper pitched well for Pittsburgh while Scott bested him for Boston in a tight late showdown.
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Maranville
Boston
Fuse
Caton
Pikebursh
Scott
Cooper
Fittsburgu
Sul'van
Holos
Schiat
Pittsburgh
Boeckel
Uses
Carey
Southworth
Whitted
Cutshaw
Grim
Powell
World famine forecast for 1924 by Beveridge in London
London June 06 A forecast warns of a possible world famine in 1924. Sir W Beveridge of the London School of Economics details weather cycles every 15 to 16 years, with droughts followed by deluges, predicting unseasonable weather in 1924 1925 and 1926 that could cut harvests raise food prices and trigger famines.
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London
W. Beveridge
London Schoo of Economics
Drough
Troia
North America
Tnngland
Notable Theatre Spending From Federal Expenditure Figures
Fragmented data shows nationwide expenditures on theatre visits totaling 375,488 dollars, with later figures indicating expenditures nearly doubled and rail and travel costs rising. The record notes year over year shifts and a dramatic rise into the early 1920s, citing amounts around 87,266 dollars for a single period.
Red Sox Beat White Sox in Scoring Rally and Errors
Boston tops Chicago 9 to 7 as leading batters produce runs, with Kem, Cicotte, and Russell prominent. Game features multiple hits, home runs, and late scoring, plus errors that shape the nine to seven final.
Lewis Beats CanadaE 7 to 4 In Close Duckpin Match
Gonnie Lewis, a state duckpin champion, won seven of eleven games against Canada of Bristol in a Park City alleys league series. Both men averaged 22 per game. Lewis won two games by a single pin, another by two pins, and a third by three pins in a tightly contested victory.
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Gonnie Lewis
Canada
Bristol
Park City
Exaclly
Lewis
Dewey and Porto Series Set for Tonight at Washington Park
Lou Dewey faces Joe Porto of New Haven in a Cunnescticat Individual Duckpin Championship warm up at Washington Park alleys tonight at 8.0. Dewey, aging well, seeks to break Porto’s shield as he eyes the second division and future title battles.
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Lou Dewey
Joe Porto
New Haven
Washington Park
Little Lea
Dewey
McCarthy
Hartford
Porto
Tim
Plantyi
Doewey
Canady
Hartford Saved from Shut Out by Boosters' Errors
Worcester defeats Hartford 2 to 0 as Hartford bats fail. Errors by Burke and Tenison account for both Worcester runs while Bennett and Adams excel on the mound. Belanger Lacrinces Taurke Belanger lead Worcester with key hits, and Adams earns the win with 4 strikeouts.
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Hartford
Worcester
Boston
Bennett
Wiek
Bovis
Burke
Tenison
Taitford
Murray
Selinger
Haruer
Tobmon
Kelly
Necapacgna Adams
Poon
Renata
Toate House
Acama
Belanger
Taurke
Adams
Adamsi
Brown
Germany's Toy Exports Struggle After War Losses
Germany has failed to spark international interest in its toy industry since the war, despite repeated efforts to boost the business. Former trading partners have largely rejected its toy products.
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Germany
Wealthy St Louis women pledge for working women hall
A group of affluent women in St Louis committed to subscribing eighty thousand dollars toward the construction of a hall for the working women. The pledge reflects support from leading local women for improved facilities and opportunities.
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St .Louis
Bion
Lone Star A C Bids for Sunday Game at Seymour Grounds
The Lone Star A C accepts the challenge of the Seymours for a Sunday game at their grounds if the match is sold. Noble 1119-3 or answer in Post. Lone Stars wish to retire from any fast semi pro team and seek a state or better guaranteed arrangement.
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Swtlford
North End
A. C
Bridgeport
The
Milford AC
Milford
Ccom
Sentent Wen
Stamford
Norwalk
Ted
Milford Battery
Will Beckwood
wAtlanta
Nashville
Orleans
Little Rock
Himigghaim
Memphers
Rover
Rovers
Bostwick
Kim
Howard Avenue
Lone sTarn
Lone Star A. C
Seymours
Toam
Hana Noble
Fas
Lone Stars
Estry
Industrial Leaguers Begin Second Series
The Industrial Baseball league starts its second series amid postponed games from rain. Three Saturday games include Singer versus Triple M at Eastern Malleable, and American Graphophone versus Lecagnobile plus American Chain versus Eastern Malleable at Sea ge pars tere. Standings list Singer, American Cagin, American Graphophone, Eastern Malleable, Loco-mobile, Maxwell & Jos Moore.
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Industrial Baseball League
Tle Deax
Ww LP
Singer
Beo Am
Maxwell & Jos Moore
Graphoshows
Loco- Park
Manning
Maxwell & Moore
Willhe
Crane Team to Play Milford Wheel Club
Crane Valve company team of Bridgeport meets Milford Wheel Club nine at Gulf Site Milford with added Milford school talents Ode and Boy Savage Latery from Bridgeport High. Niles and Slowala Neal will pitch as Ford catches. game called at 3:36 p.m.
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Millford
Spectal
Crane Valve Company
Bridgyport
Mildard Wheel Club
Gulf
Lot
Milford
Ode
Boy Savage
Milford School
Latery
Bridgeport High
Will Yillch
Milfords
Ford
Crane Battery
Niles
Siowala Neal
Roush Suspended and Fined by Baseball Officials
Roush, center fielder for the Cincinnati Nationals, was suspended indefinitely today by President Heydler and partner Ivy Wingo, and fined $50 for threats made with Empire McCormick at the Polo Grounds during last Tuesday’s game.
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New York
Wante! Roush
Claimati Nationals
Heydler
Cather Ivy Wingo
Sae
Empire McCormick
Polo Grounds
Last Treaday
Kama
Syracuse L takes a loss in rough league mix up
fragmented OCR lists players and teams including Syracuse Rochester Akron Tarento and Winherty. scattered names Perryman, Egan, Holmes, Justin, Connor, and Mannlngt appear amid a partial box score with unclear scores and placements.
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Syracu
Perryman
Atudaens Sand
Sulmors
Fran
Egan
Holmes
Justin
Konnick
Rochester
Betton
H ‘Asosta
Mannlngt
Bangousa
Akron
Winherty
Walker
Divinnoy
Quinn
Blyck
Peterson
Sandbore
Milwaukee versus Columbus and Kansas City match scores
American Association results show Milwaukee 1 Columbus J St Falls 2 Toledo 4 Kansas City and Louisville Minneapolis 8 1 Indianapolis with incomplete details.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Falls
Toledo
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Juniors Win Inter-Class Track Meet in Seaside Park
Bridgeport Junior track and field team edged rivals 21 to 14 in a spirited inter class meet under ideal weather and a large crowd. Saur won the 100 and 2 5 yard dashes, with Galbiarti and Amel among protest-filled events, while Jepson led field events including high jump and long jump. Coach Al Anderson directed the meet providing caps, belts, shirts, and prizes to foster team effort.
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Bridgeport
Seaside Park
Af Galbiatti
Amel
Frreshmen
Saur
Galgiarti
Itook
Galbiatt
Cappori
Lyon
Damsel
Yon
Cappozi
Shane
McKeever
Skane
Fitzpatrick
Mineter
Topeus
Capper
Jepsin
Anise
Jepson
Brésler
Levesque
Snurr
Wales
Baur
al Anderson
Bates Powers Pittsfield Past Springfield With 12 Bases
Pittsfield defeated Springfield 7 to 5 in a well played game. Johnnie Bates collected two singles, two triples and a home run in five at bats, lifting Pittsfield with a standout power showing. Wilder also homered in the fifth as Pittsfield built the lead and held on for the victory.
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Springfield
Mass
Pittsfield
Johnnie Bates
Wilder
al Bh Poe
Dams QO jRanter
Brady
Canes
Bator
Pielcuz
Gaydon
Alla Studing
Horan
Cramp
Pittsfield Enon
Lla
Bates
Fuller and Meyerjak Victims Of Slugging Albany Tossers
In Waterbury Connecticut Albany defeated by 15 to 0 in a slugging battle. Fuller left after second inning after allowed five runs. Meyerjak pitched for Waterbury with multiple hits by Porter Armstrong Dameron Scanlon and others. Umpire McDonald. Time 2 hours. Lynn Athletic Club unable to face Red Sox due to out of town date, says business manager Gregan.
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Fuller
Meyerjak
Albany
Watherbury
Conn
McAlbany
Brasscos
Puller
Mad Deer
Leary
Waterbury
Borker
Iiven
Duneron
Beausen
McCorry
Underhill
Christie
Hargrave
Waller
Porter
Armstrong
Dameron
Scanlon
Vhita
Cosgrove
Oinault
Laat
Brause
Ind
Meyerjack
Yergack
Brausen
Dleyerjack
Passio
Shinauit
Meeyerjack
McDonald
Frebman
Fish School
Johnson and Ostrofsky
Arinners
Lavery
Lovielsoi
Lynn Athletic Club
Red Sox
Gregan
Gallia Wins Own Game by Driving in Winning Run
Philadelphia pitcher Gallia drives home Pantletta in the winning run as Philadelphia tops Shirago. Chicago and Philadelphia players listed with hits, steals, and pitching details. Gallia credited with the win while Carter takes the loss. Umpires Mem and Emelic. Time 27:35.
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Gallia
Philadelphia
Juscin
Gailia
Stgre
Shirago
Pantletta
Chigach
Piiladelchuta
Poe Mack
Rane
Mourel
Sheieber
Paytt
Miller
Henlrys
Weinert
Martiny
Santer
Sodis
Flack
Williams
Gacrifices
Terry
Chicago
Kendryx
Martin
Carter
Causey
Welmery
Hendrix
Ig Uard
Wemnert
Police Escort Guards Umpire as Mob Reacts to Call
Umpire Rigler had to be escorted from the field by regular and special police after St. Louis won 7 to 3. The crowd protested a seventh inning plate decision on a close call at first. Brooklyn and St. Louis players, umpires Rigler and Moran noted.
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Rigler
St. Louis
Wournier
Brookly ST
Louis
Brooklys
Hipos Smith
Myers Ek Sotle Fourier
Sehide
Schultz
Grirth
Lnvan
Kilduf
Schupm
Mille
Mohart
Brager
Grimth
St. Louis Orn
Brooklyn
Hornsby
Heathcote
Pournier
Schutsz
Taran
Olson
Schroandt
Schupp
Lavan
Fournier
Grimea
Sehmandt
Grimes
Smith
Grimes Diehart
Miller
Moran
Vanitie Tops Resolute In Windward Yacht Race
In Newport June 10 the yacht Vanitie defeated the Resolute by about 64 seconds in the fifth America's Cup defense elimination race, leading by three minutes at the final mark before a brief sprint under spinnaker. The series stands 2-3 in favor of Resolute with two more races this week before a Bristol overhaul and a rest until June 14.
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Newport
B. F
Vanitie
Whiiter
Variltte
Bristol
Windward
Sister Leads Brown Attack That Slaughters Senators
Sister powers Brown to a decisive win over Washington in a baseball game. Severeid three base hits and Sister's home run highlight a strong offensive effort. Milan and Shanks contribute with two-base hits and solid defense. Shaw takes the loss as Schacht blanks the opposition, with several double plays aiding Washington. Umpires Dineen and Nally.
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St. Lewis
Washington
Tot
Shaw
Schacht
Ane Bens
Josh
Waashingten
Wsin
Miiza
Secon
Sehache
Brook—Shanks
OvNettl
Thompson
Washington Dogo Ochti i
St Lo
Milan
Sevel
Jacobsen
Willams
Elferbo
Tod
Garber
O'Neill
Shanks
Godeen
Gerber
Sister
St. Lews
Sehacht
Davis
Tiley
Davis Harrig
Dineen
Nally
Wune
Cornell to meet Cambridge and Oxford cross country team
Cornell will meet a combined Cambridge and Oxford cross country team in England in December. Graduate manager Romern Berry of the Cornell Athletic Association sent a cable to B D Rudd of Oxford accepting the invitation after the Oxford Cambridge track team visited Cornell in May. The seven man Cornell squad will leave in early December and return before January 5.
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Ithaca
N. X
Cornell
Cambridge
Oxford
England
Romern Berry
Cornell Athletic Association
B. D. Rudd
Miss Zinderstein and Miss Walsh in Delaware Finals
In Wilmington Delaware Miss Zinderstein of Boston KiDis and Miss Walsh of Philadelphia reach the final round of the Delaware state women's singles tennis championship awaiting their Saturday match to determine the champion. Zinderstein defeated Mrs David Snnis of Granse New Jersey 3-6 6-3 while Walsh edged Miss Leslie Bancroft of Boston 7-4 3-6 in earlier play.
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Wilmington
Del
Zidderstein
Boston
KiDis Walsh
Philadelphi
Simpies
Bigedde
Ann Townsend
Philadelphia
Delaware
Miss Zingerstein
David Snnis
Qranse
N. J
Miss Walsh
Leslie Bancroft
Bogton
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