Bridgeport Drops Seventeen Inning Tilt to Hartford 4-3
In a long 17 inning battle at 1 Field, Hartford edges Bridgeport 4-3 to drop the Bears to fifth place. Warhop hurled two down in the 17th, Bransling and Abe Hermann sparked the go ahead rally, while Loftus and Roser provided key runs for Bridgeport. The Senators won as Auer relieved to earn the victory with strong relief work, striking out several batters and allowing only three hits in seven innings.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Hartford
Kitty Bransling
Senators
Manings
Joe Morrissey
Abe Hermann
tPo
Ad Schinkel
Briege
Jack Roser
Acorether
Bears
Pannters
Pat Loftus
Schinkel
Krahe
Keesey
Erentesnth
Warhop Flasnes Ation
Lout Mayberry
Porcent
Loftus
Runtesa
Rose
Nouthrow
Jack
Emmerich
Lacey
Warhop
Thid
Bobby
Br Krahe
Fartel
Roser
Morrissey
Peeble
Bartel
Stpleton
Nelderkorn
Arahe
Heft
Bridgeport
Basle
Nouran
Loftua
Auer
Nout
Stapleton
Wwedonald
Stammers
Donahue
Sperber
Meyer
Toller
Emmerich Iflied
Davis
Meyers
Neiderkorn
Doc
Keeser
Thom Morrisse
Herman
Viner
Bridgeport and Hartford slugfest ends in marathon tie
Bridgeport and Hartford battle through extra innings in a 14 to 14 tie. Auer wins pitching duty for Bridgeport with key hits and late inning resistance as Krahe and Warhop clash in a lengthy, error‑marred contest.
E. L. Leading Hitters Roser and Others Named
Bridgeport Butte Providence Gil Waterbury Stapleton Bport Bowman NH are listed among the leading hitters with brief team and player mentions.
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Butte
Providence Gil
Waterbury
Stapleton
B'port Bowman
Bears Return Home For Rest of Week
The Bears return home today to face Albany for a single game at Newfield then begin a three game series with Hartford. One game is scheduled for tomorrow and two games for Saturday, per Bears business manager Mike Healy.
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Albany
Newfield
Hartford
Mike Healy
Providence Pirates Open Under New Owners in 6–0 Loss
Providence on June 22 under George T White and manager Donovan opened with a 6 to 0 defeat. Anderson allowed heavy hits from Pittsfield while UghtLy and injuries limited Butler and Harris. A fan incident spurred Wight, but he was restrained as play continued. Harris moved to third and Kamp to first. Attendance was large for a weekday.
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Wilson Ughtly
Pittsfield
Anderson
Butler
Harris
Wight
Kamp
Walsh
Miller
Ib Parkinson
Sothern
Bates
Sheridan
Jones
Smith
Wilson
Eat
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Mier
Parkkinson
Rodriguez
Pep‘Joski
Dence
Balla
White and Kuhn
Taylor to Meet Canzoneri in Bantamweight Title Fight
Buddy Taylor and Ton Canzoneri square off for the bantamweight crown in Chicago tonight drawing an estimated 18 000 to 20 000 fans. Canzoneri weighed 118 pounds after conditioning, Taylor about 119, with Taylor aiming around 117 1 2 pounds. Canzoneri is slight favorite after holding Taylor to a draw in their previous meeting.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Buddy Taylor
Ton Canzoneri
Canzoneri
Taylor
Aceles Canzoneri
Athletics and Senators Split Double Header
Waterbury and Springfield split a double header in Waterbury with the Ponies taking the first game 4 to 1 and the Brasacos winning the second 7 to 4 Poorchase cost Waterbury the opener as Ambrose matched Brown shot for shot Waterbury rallied in the eighth inning of the second game on Joe Bloomer’s pitching to score three runs Paul Johnson homered in the eighth to tie the second game Bob Gill Comiskey Benes Slayback and sensational catches by Purcell and Johnson highlighted the day in a lively pair of contests
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Joe Bloomer
Paul Johnson
Bob Gill
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Gutierrez
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Hale
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Bloomer
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Aterbury
Collna
Rf Purcell
Fitaberger
Gin
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Hassler
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McCarthy
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Hedford
Kiddo Davis Sent to Senators by Yankees
George Kiddo Davis the Bridgeport born Yankee recruit joined the Hartford Senators yesterday and played against the Bears in a 17 inning game. He was offered to the Bears last week but manager Stapleton declined saying his outfield was already strong and among the best in the league.
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George
Kiddo" Davis
Yankee
Bridgeport
Hartford Senators
Bears
Davis
Yankees
Stapleton
Farrell Stars as Albany Wins Over Profs 3 2
New Haven outhit Albany 7 to 2 but Albany pulled off a 3 2 victory behind Farrell driving in all three Albany runs. The game featured Farrell's standout hitting as Albany edged the Profs in a tight contest.
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Albany
New Haven
Aldermen's team to play city firemen at Newfield Park
Bridgeport Aldermen's baseball team meets Bridgeport Firemen tonight at Newfield Park in their second annual game with Hartford city officials. The charity tilt is set for 4:30 p.m. Alderman William Sadler, team manager, confirms the schedule.
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Hartford
Bridgeport Board of Alder
Agerggstion
Bridgeport Firefhen
Newfield Park
William Sadler
Thevenow Out for Rest of Year with Broken Ankle
St Louis June 29 AP Tommy Thevenow star Cardinals shortstop and 1028 World Series hero will miss the rest of the season due to a broken ankle suffered sliding into second base yesterday. Club physician Dr Robert F Hyland announced the injury. President Sam Breadon said no immediate deal to add an infielder is planned, relying on George Toporcer as a capable substitute to play short.
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ST Louis
Tommy Thevenow
St Louis Cardinal
Robert F Hyland
Sam Breadon
George Toporcer
General Electric and Arms Nines Clash Saturday
GE tops league but faces Remington Arms in a key Saturday tilt that could decide the lead. Arms, led by catcher George Chalkiin, aim to derail GE while both clubs chase batting and fielding edges. Diamond No 1 hosts Remington Arms vs General Electric at 2:30 p.m. with Remkus umpiring.
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Remington Arms Combine
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Targo
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George Chalkiin
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Sheltons Take Midget Crown in City Championship
The Shelton team from the North End defeated the Bears from the South End 4 to 3 to win the City Midget championship. The game featured timely Sheltons hitting and closed the Interdistrict baseball league season run by the Board of Recreation. Miske and Sick pitched for the Bears. Dolego and De checco appeared for the Sheltons.
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