Boxing Night in Bridgeport Ends in Rough Scraps
A Bridgeport boxing event featured multiple bouts with heavy exchanges. Dick Howell, refereeing, halted a brutal clash as Corporel Null sustained facial injuries, while Steadman and others traded blows. Several bouts went to decisive finishes including a technical knockout, with Sailor Hepburn also losing in a tame stretch. The card concluded amid intense crowd reaction and call for order from officials.
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Wright
Si¢ad- Yanus
Null
Eawerto
Howie
Betheny
Dicky
Ha Null
Mx Tavo
Sreal
Ozhtor
Jina Bones
Saung Recks
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Enes
Sern York
Fynes
Rocka
Iil
Hepburn
Sailor Hepburn
Bridgeport Vs 'Club
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Benfenett
Duslag
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Sailor
Ben
Ike
Owell
Johnny
Joe Leonard
Ung Hall
A. C
Jeonard
Hall
Joe
Palmer-Murray
Bud
Ty Murray
Murray
Valmer
Palmer
Ray Keating No-Hit Bid Ends in Sixteen Inning Defeat
Ray Keating pitched nine hitless innings for Los Angeles against San Francisco last Friday afternoon. Teammates failed to produce a run, and the game stretched to sixteen innings before San Francisco won 4 to 1. A Reuters telegram from Judge Mara in San Francisco reports Keating faced six hits and nine walks, with a late home run breaking the stalemate.
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Irkas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ray
Spem
Beath Valley
Jim Scott
Chicago White Sox
Scott
Tudge
George F. Mara
Ray Keatlon
Lox
Harry
Quinn
Knacker
Giants Rally Past Champions in 6 0 Victory
In a striking upset, the Giants defeated the defending champions 6 to 0. Starting in the first inning, the champions were blanked as the Giants, led by Burns, produced timely hitting and solid defense. Luque struggled late, while Fisher pitched steadily after a rough start.
Vanitie Race Prep Amid Hullabaloo At Teu Nine
Workmen overhaul the vanitie in the main harbor area as crews ready the Shamrock IV for the big race. The speed car team, led by Whoman Lighton, gears up amid cleanup and looming tension with the Tresalyie entry.
Lewis Registers Victory in 1st Games of Title Tourney
Lewis defeats Dewey in the opening match of the title tournament to defend his championship. The event at Washington Park features bowling with Lewis taking a slim lead late, striking in crucial frames to seal a 2-0 margin after multiple tight games. Dewey struggles early, rallies briefly, but Lewis maintains consistency through the eleventh game.
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Os Ethins
Impo
Tab Syosrosa
Ping
Dewey
Jae
Q Q
Miley
le Pine
Sachica
Ana
Reguay
Davey
Braves fall as Streak ends in 9 3 loss at Missouri
In a March game at Cotts, Mo, Louie broke Boston's winning streak with a 9 to 3 defeat. Smith sparked the locals by driving a ball into the right field bleachers in the fifth. McHenry was ejected by umpire Maran for arguing after a groundout to Boeckel.
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Hartford
Albany
Witrafield Waterbury
Wartister
Soecen
Cy Lowne
New York & Cineinnatt
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Boeroy St
Teesburyt
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Ohy
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Orstheer
Atann Waines
Stock
Hamerine
Smith
Smith Stalen
Heathsote
St. Tonis
Halls
Jones
Haines
Ianinia
Heche
Cotts
Mar
Louie
McHenry
Maran
Women's Swimming Title Earned In National Meet
In Los Angeles at the Athletic Club, a swimmer clinched the national title by winning the breast or freestyle event in a fast 29 second time. The national championship featured top female swimmers as Tos Angles Cal Bay and Breitray led the field with strong finishes.
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Cal
Bay
Tathelda
Breitray
Mis Lye
Vinnie
Aso
A. A. Ty Uu
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Dan O'Neil Seeks to Quiet Gates In Eastern Due to Steel League
Disjointed Eastern league report traces Dan O'Neil's bid to calm unrest among players over actions by Steel League managers. Local mentions place the scene in Bethlehem Pennsylvania with ties to conference chatter and a pending visit, while unidentified figures discuss offers and tensions shaping team decisions.
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Dan O'Neil
Five Leading Batters In Two Major Leagues
In the Southern Association period news notes the top batters across two major leagues, with mention of a postponed game and a weather impact on the schedule. The fragment shows disrupted play and evolving standings as teams await better conditions.
Ed Walsh Prepares For Trial Today In Waxerbury
Ed Walsh leads his team into Waxerbury to face Howling Dak with a young pitcher from New York. Secretary Kelley failed to latch Hlon and a plan to cover expenses via a tip to Brags City is noted. Walsh expresses slight disappointment in his pitchers but remains confident after hot weather warms their form.
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Jeane Fort
Waxerbury
Jimie Kelley
Walsh
Walllwick
Dak’ Howley
Urttora
Piow
New Lark
Ianager Walsh
Georgia Peach Hears Georgia Senator Bat em Ont in Senate
Universal Service reports in Washington May Georgia figures Cobb Jenkins and Jennings watched the Senate debate on the Jinox resolution as guests of Senator Harris of Georgia. The Georgia stencil remark drew cheers as the two sides argued over the Georgia election outcomes.
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Georgia
U. S. Senate
Universal Service
Washington
Ty Cobb
Star Katsman
Detroi
Nar
Hughie Jennings
Manger
Miloroon
Harris
Tymiocrat
Lemont
Wisconsin
Georgia Fenech
Crrizivy
Wilde Knocksout Battling Murray
Wilde, British light heavy champion, knocked out Murray of Philadelphia in the eighth round of a scheduled eight round bout in Philadelphia tonight. The Brookside baseball team will clash with the Rangers Sunday on diamond No. 5 at 6:30. All Brookside players please report. manager Jack Schwartz solicits players aged 16 and older from area teams.
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Lay Idimms ‘Wilde
Murray
Philagsiphia
Brookside
Rangers
Morgaane
Jack Schwartz
Connecticut Avenue
Tel Nobleish
Colgate Edges Springfield in College Baseball Tilt
In a spring college baseball game played in Springfield on May 14 Colgate defeated Springfield College 3 to 2. The tightly contested matchup featured strong pitching from both sides and decisive late runs by Colgate to secure the victory.
Alexander Extends Win Streak With 2 1 Victory Over Dodgers
Chicago defeated Brooklyn 2 to 1 as Grover Alexander earned his sixth straight win. Eliott’s double Hollach’s error and Johnson’s single produced Chicago’s runs, with two passes and four hits aiding the effort.
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Chicago
Grover Alexander
Brooklyn
Eliott
Hollach
Johnson
Park City Factory League Season Opens May 22
Eight teams will compete in the Park City Factory League this season with games running May 22 through August 6. Teams include Acme Shear, American Chain, Automatic Machine, Bilton, Brass Mall Plant, Brass Union, W. Burritt and Holmen Edwards. President Dietz led a league meeting last night at Law Schedule. publicity men to meet next Tuesday at the YMCA to receive scoring instructions.
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Park City
Elastis
Acme Shear
American Chain
Bilton
Brass Mall
Brass Union
W. Burritt
Holmen & Edwards
Dietz
Scar
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Yale Crew Course Fund From Aiding Donors
Derry and Shelton donate 150 each to Yale management to support preparations for the Yale Columbia race on the Havre River. Crew house at the river will require planning and funds.
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Ny Haven
Conn
Dechy
Shetten
Horsaton River
Tad River
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