Bridgeport Beats New Haven Indians 9-5 to Retake Lead
Bridgeport at Newfield Park routed Chief Bender's New Haven Indians 9-5, reclaiming first place as Gene Martin powered a home run and Rodriguez, Ray, and Boebling contributed key hits. Hehl started for Bridgeport, with strong defense and timely scoring securing two straight wins over New Haven.
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Chief Bender
New Haven Indians
Newfield Park
Gene Martin
Ray
Newark
Hehl
Ohter
Joe Rodriguez
Brown
Loftus
Rodriguez
iFas Bechting
Ane
New Yen
Ipechling
New Haven
Qaen
Nagle
Rodrigue
Reliadie
Joe Smith
Emmerich
Kingdon
Bridgeport Beats New Haven In Close Baseball Tilt
In Bridgeport, Evans Field saw a 4-3 win over New Haven as Boehling pitched for the victors and Hehl struggled early. Key moments included Martin’s home run, Rodriguez on base twice, and careful fielding turning points with double plays to seal the game.
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Rey and
Kingdon
Gene Martin
New Haven
Murphy
Oragh
Ball
Tad
McHueh
Ae Hargrave
Toozd Wilson
Nagle
Hehl
Poon
Render
Brown
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Ray
Martin
Rodriguez
Smith
Saneme Kingdon
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McLaughlin
Boehling
Lew Haven
Pall
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Rihe
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Wilson
Shay
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Heh
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Hebl
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Hen
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McDonald
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Myers
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Hendrix
Meusel
Hendryx
Rich Bon Hiwka
Peckinpaugh
Ot Baker
A Seubel
Pipp
Ward
Os Sehang
Mays
Boston
Od Witt
Menosks
Pratt
Hendaryx
Vt Leibola
Melania
Jaay
Gans Journee Lose Bouts in Brooklyn Sparring Night
Georges Carpentier sparring partners Paul Journee of France and Joe Gans of Brooklyn were defeated in their bouts at Ebbets Field Brooklyn. Journee fell to Newark heavyweight Harley Weinert in the fifth round of a fifteen round match while Gans was stopped by Augie Ratner in the tenth round of a twelve round bout.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
Paul Journee
France
Joe Gans
Brooklyn
Bowie
Hwbbetsfield
Journee
Tharley
Weinert
Newark
Gans
Augie Ratner
Siow
Infield rally slows as Hargrave and Kingdon shine
A battered account describes an early game with key moments around Hargrave, Kingdon, and Wilson. McLaughlin, Shingut, and Loftus contribute hits as defensive plays and baserunning create close calls. New Haven edges fielding errors with double plays and infield squeezes shaping the seventh inning showdown.
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Bavyen
Hargrave
McLaughlin
Wilsom
Kingdong
Ari Hargray
Shinault
Shingut
Murphy
Martin
Loftus
Wilson
Boealing
McLaishliaw
New Haven
Kingdon
Hrowny
Terotni
Roebling
Shay
How They Stand and Today’s Baseball Matchups
Yesterday’s scores include Bridgeport over New Haven 5 3 Pittsfeld 3 Springfield 9 Albany 4 Worcester Waterbury 2 in 10 innings. Today’s games feature Bridgeport at Albany New Haven at Waterbury Worcester at Hartford Springfield at Pittsfeld and New York at Boston plus Philadelphia at Washington and Cleveland at Chicago among others.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Pittsfield
Wattford
Springfield
Albany
Worcester
Waterbury
Hartford
Pittsfeld
New York
Boston
iWashington
Washington
Philadelphia
Graes
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
New Yor
Brooklyn
St Louis
Waringield
Brifield Loses to Bogash on Technical Knockout
Juan Bogash welterweight champion of New England defeated Soldier Barfield by technical knockout in the third round at the Arena. Barfield fought with an injured left arm after the second round, the officials stopping the bout as he endured significant pain. The commission declined to defer Barfield’s prize money despite the stoppage.
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New England
Jack Brit- Lou
Soldier Barfield
Arena
Bartfield
Boxing
Terry Lee
Boxing Commisssionetta
Bogash
Barthel
Lacse Bey
Fnany
Inion
Dart Club
Phy Whho
Bartfeld
F Bartfield
Steadman
Bud Wenner
Norwalk
J Dattler
Waster
Wenter Hneliy
Steadmen
Chm
Hound Three
Battler
Lee
Pate Dunn
West End
Ted Coy
Stratford
Frank Brennan
Fght
Bridgeport
Dunn
Wrn Cey
Worcester Seizes Lead With Ninth Inning Rally
Worcester climbs to first in Haslern League by beating Waterbury 7 to 4 after a nervy tenth inning rally scoring four runs on no hits. Chadwick finished after protest over Changwick spitter by manager Mack was overruled. Key hits include two base hits by Callahan and Leng with Hart on three bases.
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Worcester
New Plaven
Bridgeport
Mack
Changwick
Oneill
Chadwick
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Toh
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Leng
Hart
Christy
Dowd
Sacrifices
Cosgrave
Tyla
Meyerjack
le Kahn
Conwax
Gallegiv
Mayerjack
Cosgrove
Kahn
Lealhg Nitcher
Vimpires
Kelly
Brown
Yale Tennis Player Wins Singles Championship
In New Haven on June 20 Lu cien BE. Williams of Chicago, a Yale tennis team member, won the Connecticut state singles title in the finals defeating A. H. napin of Springfield, Mass. 6-4 6-3 5-2 with accurate placement shots shaping the match.
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Lucien BE. Williams
Chicago
Yale University
A. H. Napin
Springfield
Masz
Williams
Detroit Triumphs Over Giants In Exhibition, 8 To 6
Detroit defeats the Giants 8 to 6 in an exhibition game on June 20. Hugh Jennings, former Detroit manager now with New York Nationals, was honored by locals with a gift from the Knights of Columbus. Scoring details list Dintreat, Ryan, Sallee, Casten, Stewart, Sutherland and Mansion among others.
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Hugh Jennings
Detroit Climb
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Giants
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Detroit Knights of Columbus
New York
Dintreat
Ryan
Sallee
Casten
Stewart, Sutherland
Mansion
New Torr, Jone Play Protested Vic tory Over Pittsburgh
President John Heydler ordered a portion of the May 28 protest disputed game between Cincinnati Nationals and Pittsburgh to be replayed before the scheduled Tyne 80 game. The ruling followed accusations of throwing by Laggers and an attempted steal by Earnhardt, with a clock bell controversy noted. The standings after Sunday June 13 were adjusted to Pittsburgh 37–17 and Cincinnati 24–34.
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Cincinnati Nationals
Pittsburgh
John Heydler
Laggrs
Cincinnati
Remper
Rede
Earnhardt
Heydler
Tyne
Tated
Cutshaw
Pittspurgh
Albany Humbles Springfield as Springfield Edges Albany
Albany played poorly as Springfield won easily. Wilder was ordered out by umpire McLaughlin for disputing a called ball. Seora:
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Springfield
Wilder
Umpirs McLaughlin
Tilden Unable to Play Tennis at Wimbledon
William T. Tilden of Philadelphia, world singles champion, says he feels better after night surgery but cannot play men's doubles with Arnold Jones of Providence in the current Wimbledon tournament. He hopes to enter the mixed doubles with Mrs. Molla Bjrjurstedt Mallory in a few days and believes he will be fit for the singles challenge round.
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Associated Press
William T. Tilder
Philadelphia
Tilden
Arnold Jones
Providence
Mola Bfjurstedt Mallory
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