Bears Take a Lopsided Loss to Providence 11 6
The rebuilt Bears, with new catcher and second baseman and a new pitcher, play poorly at Newfield Park and fall 11 to 6 as Providence scores early and pours on five runs in the sixth. Eddie LePard labors, Hegan wild, Macklin returns for the Bears, and Bartell, Lacey, and Cronin contribute late. The Grays mistreat LePard with nine hits through seven innings while the Bears rally only briefly in the seventh and ninth.
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Joseph F Kras
Bears
Newfield Park
Mmon
Econd Gacker
Grays
Phis
Ike Ramp
Ike Hegan
Eddie
Berard
Ray Miller
Spitbalter
Springfeld
Durden
Rindly
Lafely
Kamps
Eddie Sperbers
Stapleton
Macklin
Lacey
Eddie LePard
Kane
Wiple
Wird
Mody
Heims
Sperbers
Wight
Peproski
Cronin
Examerich
Rodriguez
Harris
Butler
Bartell
Wights
Pepioski
Peploski
Maclin
Milan
Meyer
Eddie DePard
Enmeteh
Eavis
Butlers
Battell
Kane Roser
Mackin
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Roser
Mever
Graysheep
Mile
Kamp
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Farris
Kene
Staplescon
Merer
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Inche
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Faves
Shutter
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LePard
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Providence Oolos
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Stol- Cronki
Providenci
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Ted Pard
Wehowald
Summers
Canavan Released as Dowd benched in Eastern League
Pittsfield and Albany posted 6 1 and 11 4 scores with Hartford over Springfield 11 3 Providence over Bridgeport 11 6 and Waterbury 8 4. Dowd benched after Lacy acquisition, Canavan released. Bears over the limit and to drop two players.
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Springfield
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Bridgeport
Waterbury
New Haven
Pittsfield
Hughie
Ray Ma Jer
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Lacy
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Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Indians
Newark
Bears
Waterbury Tops New Haven as Hopkins Debut NBC
Waterbury defeated New Haven 4 to 2 as Paul Hopkins making his first start for Hartford faced early trouble and the Brasscos attacked Lou North. Bob Giguere led Waterbury with four hits while Slayback and Hassler contributed key doubles and runs. Final line shows Zellars earning the win over North with Waterbury taking the early lead and holding on.
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Associated Press
Paul Hopkins
Colgate
New Haven Today
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Lou North
Bob Glu
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Zellare P
New Haven
Montague North
Hassler
Fitzberge
Fitzberger
Bails
Zelare
Hopkins
North
Zellars
Waterbury Star recalls Giants pioneer Roger Connor
June 20 or 21 1886 Boston Associated Press notes Roger Connor of Waterbury first to hit a home run in both old and new parks. Connor, 6 feet 2 inches, 210 pounds, played third base for the New York Giants, achieving a historic feat on September 21 1886. He later served as manager and player with Springfield and retired after a 2 320 batting average in his final active season.
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Associated Press
New York
Giants
Roger Connor
Neewounds
Connor
Conan
LeFue
Connors Watuis
Iime
Polo Grounds
Conor
Tesind Wil
Convareticae
New Bedford
Howoke Miws
Tos Oy
Key York
Steve Smith Beats Jack Scott in Holyoke Bout
In Holyoke on June 20 special correspondent report Steve Smith of Bridgeport won a hard fought decision over Jack Scott of Atlantic City in the feature bout. Smith pressed throughout and exchanged punches with Scott, drawing strong applause as the judges favored Smith.
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Holyoke
Steve Smith
Bridgeport
Jack Scott
Atlantic City
Smith
Scott
Armour trailing Farrell in play for Shawnee Open
Johnny Farrell of Quaker Ridge leads Shawnee Open with 138 for 38 holes at Shawnee-on-Delaware. Farrell holds a three stroke edge over MacFarlane after day one as Mehlheim and Turresa chase, while Armour finalizes 151 and misses by two.
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Shawnee - ON - Delaware
Pnine
Johnny Farell
Quaker Ridge
Mamaroneck NY
Mak Farrell
MacFarlane
William Mehthorn
New York
Tommy Armour
Cule
Armour
Partell
Wil
Tiana
Mehlheim
Strodes
Joe Turresa White Pius NI Y
Leo Diegel
White Plains
Turresa
Bobby Cruick
Hank
Chicago Girl Leads In Buffalo Play
Virginia Van Wie, a Chicago girl, led in the qualifying round of Buffalo’s seventh annual women’s invitation golf tournament. The field included Miss Van Wie and others as they competed under a slow course after prior day rain.
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Buffalo
Associated Press
Virginla van Wie
Jek Ure
Count Club of Buffalos
Miss van We
Preyius
Bentia
Faith
Hutchinsan Kanaws
Bey
Ted Mias
Helen Payse
Blanche Parl
Ciel
Pittsfield Wins Doubleheader Over Albany in Low-Scoring Games
Pittsfield defeated Albany in both games of a doubleheader, 3-1 and 11-4. A ninth-inning triple play in the second game wiped out Albany threats while Yordy homered twice and drove in four. Pitching duels featured Sasemella and Hopkins, each granting four hits.
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Albany
Associated Press
Pittsfield
Gleason
Firemen's League games postponed by rain
Milford reports rain postponed all Firemen's League games. West Haven End Hose faced Hamden tied for first with Milford Inc, Shelton and Beacons. Schedule shows West Shore Fur Deputine at Guilford, Poa Hace at Ansonia, Nath Ena Hose at Charter Hero, Beacon Hose at Hamden.
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Connecticut Firemens
End Hose Company Nine
West Maven
Arete Engine Company
North Enstee
Hemden
Milford Inc
Eho Hose Company Aggregation Ab
Shelton
West Shore Fur Deputine
Bucet
Allinstown
West Haven
Nath
Ena Hose
Ansonia
Beacon
Falls Val
Hamden
Genteitile
100 to 1 Shot Wins Blue Bonnets Feature
In Montreal at Blue Bonnets on June 20 Antimony a 100 to 1 shot won the second race of the third day’s summer meet, taking an $800 purse after a five and one half furlong dash. The horse, owned by W T Trevhelme, paid 8217.90 to show a 62 investment amid track followers’ cheers.
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Montreal
Quebec
Associated Press
Blue Bonnets Track
W T Trevhelme
Yale and Harvard Oarsmen Open Final Drive
Yale and Harvard crews held a long practice on the river with varsity stroking 73 and junior varsity at 27 to 28 as conditions favored speed. The Yale crew edged ahead at times while the junior varsity struggled to keep pace. Officials and press notes described a tense final preparation ahead of Friday’s race.
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Thief
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Don Gini
Anfwer
Lrutenes
US Submarne
Dekuh Be a Slim Lieber On Technical Kayo
In New York on June 20 AP reports Arthur Dekuh weighed 212½ pounds and Dan Lieber 188¾ pounds as Dekuh won by technical knockout in the third round at Dexter Park Arena Brooklyn. The main bout headline featured a 10 round match with earlier results a draw between Murray Gitlitz 182 of New Haven Conn and Billy Vidabeck 179, with Buca III noted in supporting action.
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Ell Ioup
Arthu Dekuh
Heave- Wight
Dan Lieber
Dexter Park
Brooklyn
Dehub
Lieber
Murray Gitlitz
New Har
Hartford Beats Springfield in 11-3 Victory
Hartford defeated Springfield 11 to 3 behind steady pitching by Auer. Metevier started for Springfield and allowed seven runs in the fourth inning on five hits and four walks. Page, Schinkel, and Krahe led Hartford with key hits as the Senators pulled away after Metevier’s early struggles.
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Associat
Ed Press
Auer
Springfield Ponies
Metevier
Springfield
Senators
Page
Krahe
Schinkel
Albert
Bedford
Neiderkorn
Morrissey
Morrison
Schmehl
Keesey
Benes
MacPhee
Mahnken Page
Gutierrea
Niebergall
Benea
Gutierrez
Johnson
Mehnken
McPhee
Hartforl
Reeser
Hermann
Sehmehl
Niederkorn
C ' Au
Travers Kayoes Sheik Leonard In New Haven Showdown
Tony Travers of New Haven won by technical knockout in the sixth round over Sheik Leonard of Wallingford in a main eight round card at White City stadium. Leonard twice counted to nine in the sixth before seconds threw in the towel. Arthur Chapdelaine of Wallingford was awarded the decision over Al Beauregard in an eight round bout.
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Tony Travers
Sheik Leonard
Wallinford
Bim City AC
White City
Leonard
Travers
Tonel
Arthur Chapdelaine
Wallingford
Hher
al Beauregard
Taftville
Jimms Rossi
Westerly
R I
Gene Bryen
Norwalk
Collie Plenes
Kid Dube
West Haven
Harm Goldberg
Captain of Princeton Team Honor Student Named
Walfred B Thulin of Belmont Massachusetts named among Princeton captains as an honor student. He led lacrosse and earned the highest honors in psychology as announced by the Associated Press on June 16.
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Princeton
WN J
Associated Press
Walfred
Thulin Belmont
Mass Lacrosse
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