Ninth Inning Rally Wins for Americans at Newfield Park
A wild ninth inning rally at Newfield Park lifted the Americans to a 3-2 victory over the Boosters in front of 4,400 fans. Roy Grimes and Bill Skiff fueled the late surge as Brackett and Grimes scored the decisive runs after a tense sequence. Brilliant fielding by Brackett, Ray Grimes, and Emerick kept Worcester at bay until the dramatic finish.
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G Ld Walsh
Johnny
Mack
Rciler
Keifer
Jack Mack
Ray Grimes
Tall Lai
Aimerica
Bill Skiff
Roy Grimes
Bobby Orr
Green
Hetle
Hank Brackett
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Roy
Bill
Brackett
Skiff
Ray
Murray
Tyler
Orr
Emerickjn
Bard Luck
Shorty Emerick
Lune
Bosse
Emerick
Shorty
Worcester
Stauffer
King
Lai
Bridgeport Beats Worcester In Tight Ninth Inning
In a Bronx style finish Bridgeport wins 3-2 over Worcester. Key plays include a late single by Roy Grimes and a defensive double play from Tyler and Burke. Stauffer takes the loss while M Walsh is the winning pitcher as Waters and Canavan umpire.
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Murmy
King
Bossi
Johnson
Burke
Callaghan
Tyler
Relter
Brackett
May Grimes
Skin
Ray Grimes
Lai
Martin
Stauffer
Es, Walsh
M. Walsh
Sheater
Dom
Bridgeport
Hye
Tahnson
Sheee
Roy Grimes
Kim
Worcester
Lridgepot
Keifer
Walsh
Wilks
Jucifer
Waters
Canavan
Hart off the top of his ace team in a wild exchange
A garbled account of a game moment features Hart, Gov, Creono, and others in a chaotic scene. Names appear inconsistently, with phrases like wind and craters of confusion, suggesting a dramatic onfield spill or shouting match reflected in the overheard chatter.
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Paulo ME Connell
Hart
Earl Gov
Creono
Telegram Era Zoos IdolotcouT- Goonness Htaous
A fragment from a Telegram Era page mentions zoos and possible headlines or notes. The readable text is garbled with unclear names and dates, offering little concrete event or detail to identify.
Slugging .289 Heading And Schedule Snapshot
Buffalo and Baltimore lead a list of team records with wins and losses, naming players Barnhard Konmek Teitman Jaynes Bengough Ogden Knetseh Garton Acosta Bevere Syracy Enaman Niebergall Inneran Walker and other squads Rochester Akron and others not scheduled for games. The data presents team marks like 6-15-2 for Buffalo and 6-12-2 for Baltimore with several pairings and player mentions.
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Heading
Buffalo
Barnhard
Konmek
Teitman
Jaynes
Bengough
Baltimore
Rochester
Ogden
Knetseh
Gan
Garton
Acosta
Bevere
Syracy
Akron
Enaman
Niebergall
Inneran
Walker
Chief Benders Indians and Walshmen 70 battle for eastern lead
Eastern league standings hinge on New Haven Indians at Newtick Park against the Walshmen in a two game series opener. Big Ed Walsh depends on Marty to quiet a ferocious lineup led by Babe Ruth like a well oiled defense. Frank Kelleher emerges as a possible starter with Pion and Zelleber noted for strong relief roles.
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Ed Walsh
Marty
U. S
Argonne Woods
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Jarty
Pion
Hartford
Nicky Arnstein
Big Fed
Frank Kelleher
New Haven
Blzod
Frank
Zelleber
H. H. 8 to Play Danbury High Today at Seaside Park
The Red and Black nine meet Danbury High at Seaside park this afternoon at 2 30. The game was postponed from last Monday when Danbury led 4 3 in the fourth inning. Four errors by the locals helped Danbury score three unearned runs. Mellon Burns is likely to pitch with Hill catching. McCullough, returning to second base, aims to resume his old role after five straight wins. the team then lost to Chicopee 6 3, ending a earlier 3 2 win over Chicopee. A third game plans to be held in Hartford, Conn.
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Danbury High
Seaside Park
Danbury
Mellon Burns
Royals
Hill
McCullough
Chicopee
Seaason
Hacford
Conn
Engles and Branowine Set for Pocket Billiards Match
Herman Skinny Engles of the Brunswick parlor will play Patsy Branowine of the Central parlor in a handicap pocket billiards match. Engles will target 200 balls to Branowine 126 with the first block tonight at Brunswick parlors at 9. No admission will be charged. second game at Central parlors.
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Herman
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Brunswick Biard
Patsy Branowine
Central
Engles
Brunswick
Salts Mills Triumph Over Schwartz Brothers on Diamond No 7
Salts Mills defeated Schwartz Brothers on Diamond No 7 in Seaside yesterday afternoon by 16 to 4. Kelly and Katlin starred for Salts Mills, delivering standout plays and helping secure the win.
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Schwartz Brothers Ane
Seaside + Yesterday
Kelly
Katlin
Ball and Torphy Rally Indians to 14th Inning Victory
NEW HAVEN May 16 Neal Ball and Red Torphy sparked an extra inning win for New Haven. An error by Pittsfield third baseman Tlam mond opened the late scoring as Ball starred on both sides. Ball and Torphy delivered two base hits each, with Bates Shay Nagle stealing to flank the offense. Pedigreed miscues and several double plays shaped a tense 14 inning game, final score 3 to 2.
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Neal Ball
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Nagle
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Hehl
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Milbsaukee Loses to St Paul in Southtern Association
In the Southtern Association standings Milwaukee, Louisville and Columbus combined for a 4 to 3 setback at Milwaukee against Louisville and 11 to 6 loss to St. Paul with Minneapolis, Toledo, and Columbus posting small scores. No other games scheduled.
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Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Weekly Baseball Review: Reds, Indians pace league leaders
Cincinnati and Cleveland reclaimed momentum while leading their leagues. Chicago moved to third with a seven game win streak as New York swept a four game week then stumbled. Within the National League Cincinnati split with the Giants, beat Philadelphia, and dropped a three run game to New York. Boston, St. Louis, and Chicago traded wins. Pittsburgh and New York stalled. St. Louis faltered on pitching support. In the American League Cleveland tallied over Chicago and St. Louis but was halted by New York as Ruth reached 6 homers. Boston and Chicago slumped. Washington and Detroit faded. Inter sectional play shows NL Western clubs 10 of 16 wins, AL Eastern clubs 7 of 13.
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Cleveland Americans
Chicago Nationals
New York Americans
New York
Reds
Benton
Reuther
St. Lows
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Quakers
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Chicago
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Washington
Detroit
Brookly
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Philadelaa
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Lou
Giles Ciand
Bt Louis
Shinault Breaks Up Long Game With Theft of Plate
Waterbury game summary notes Shinault breaking up a long game with a stolen plate, Porter and Rice with two base hits, Hargraves with three, Dusty and Wilder with two, multiple players stealing bases, and various pitchers and innings tallied. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 3 to 2 yesterday while other scores included Boston 1, Brooklyn 1, and St. Louis 1. Today features several matchups across the league including Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
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Washington
St. Louis
Weisman
Johnson
Austin
Gedeon
Tobin
Wiliams
T Jacobson
Billings
Gerber
Weismann
Wassington
Milan
Hoth
Barris
Ellerbe
Shannon
Piinich
Jacobson
Picinich
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Lildebrand End Myans
Shinault
Waterbury
Porter
Rice
Hargraves
Dusty
Wilder
Cosgrove
Datey
Williams
Petty
Morgan
Springfield
Balla
Craig
Steere
Kahn
Aaninga
Armstrong
Williame
Pire
Brown
Reading Batters In Two Leagues Reported In Two Games
In the Southern Association New Orleans defeated Memphis 7 to 1 with the game called at the end of the sixth due to rain. Mobile lost to Chattanooga 0 to 1 while Atlanta secured a 7 to 1 victory over Birmingham. Nashville and Little Rock also listed in results amid this edition.
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Memphis
Mobile
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
Local hockey standings and upcoming games list
Yesterday results Bridgeport defeated Worcester 3 2 and New Haven beat Pittsfield 3 2 while Waterbury won 7 6 and Albany defeated Hartford 4 3. Today New Haven hosts Bridgeport Waterbury visits Albany Springfield plays Pittsfield Worcester meets Hartford.
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Worcester
New Haven
Pittsfield
Waterbury
Springfield
Albany
Hartford
Hughes Retained as Suffrage Counsel
Charles B. Hughes has been retained as counsel for the National American Woman Suffrage Association campaign to ratify the suffrage amendment. Mary Garrett Hay will direct northern activities while Mrs. Frank J. Shuler handles southern efforts. President Carle Chapman Catt and first vice president Stanley McCormick are abroad for the Geneva congress.
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Charles B. Hughes
Counel
Siites
Misa Mary Garrett
Hay
Association
Carle Chapman Catt
Stanley McCormick
Geneva
South
Frank J. Shuler
Pin Games This Week Resume Title Pin Games This Week
Connecticut duck pin tournament resumes this week with matches slated for tonight tomorrow night and Thursday night. Connie Lewis defending champion faces Lou Dewey tonight at Park Last Friday Lewis tied for third after seven wins in 11 games. Tonight's Park City alleys bowing starts at o'clock and uses Drives No 3 and 4. Tuesday night features Stone versus Stokes Washington Lanes Waterbury O'Brien versus McCarthy Casino Lanes Hartford Canada versus Anderson Casino Lanes Teller versus Porto Algonquin Lanes New Haven. The official league Bulletin by Charles Mahoney lists further matchups across multiple venues.
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Lou Dewey
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Alginduin
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Washington
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Six Straight for Alex the Great in Chicago Victory
Alexander clinched his sixth straight win as Chicago defeated Boston 5 to 1 on May 16. Chicago surged behind the ace’s pitching and key miscues by Hollacher and Boeckel saved a shutout bid. The scoreline reflects a 7 game Chicago win streak.
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Alexander
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Hollacher
Cruise
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Vistors
Resolute-Vanitie Trial Races Off New Haven Preparations
The H class sloop Resolute, candidate defender of the America's Cup, completed a preliminary training after two trips into Narragansett Bay. She was hauled for inspection and underbody cleaning at Herreshoff once water time ashore, ahead of races against War off New Haven starting Thursday. Early runs showed a seven mile breeze with full sails, then a tougher test in 22 mile winds from the west, as the yacht proved solid under strain.
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Narragansett ‘Bay
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Herreshoff Boat Shops
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Newport
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Oni Seta
Rumors Swirl Over Bozash Fight and Management Split
Rumors say welterweight Bozash plans to continue under Driver’s management for several weeks, with a New Haven Friday night bout against Jack Perry of Pitts, then a transfer of allegiance to a different local promoter as the Bridgeport show moves forward. Communications with Bozash or Driver were unavailable, source notes point to a well informed quarter.
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Chase
Dian
Connecticut
Drivee
New Haven
Jack Perry
Pittee
Bursh
Bridgeport Athlete & Amusement Co, Inc
Phillies End Losing Streak With 8 Inning Win
In Cincinnati on May 16 Philadelphia broke its skid by beating the Reds 8 to 1 in 15 innings. Ring and Rixey starred as Philly scored in the fourth and added late runs. Bases on balls, hits, and errors shaped the long game with key plays including Kopf stealing to third, Witherow and J. Muller contributing on defense and offense. The game featured 3:16 duration, Umpires Kier and Emible officiating.
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