Bridgeport Red Caps lose to Coloreds 3 to 1 at Newfield Park
Bridgeport fills in with Red Caps as substitutes, and the colored team defeats them 3 to 1 in front of around two thousand fans. Despite outhitting the locals seven to five, the Red Caps faltered on defense with six errors while Wade and Ferguson split pitching duties for Bridgeport. Johnson and Tai stood out among players as tensions rose, while Brackett Grimes and Martin anchored the home lineup with mixed fielding and timely hits.
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Mahan to become Marine Corps officer
Eddie Mahan former Harvard football captain and baseball player enlisted in Boston as a private a year ago and will serve as an officer in the Marine Corps. A renowned Cambridge football talent, his Natick Mass home is linked to Mike Murphy the late track coach of Yale and Pennsylvania.
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Braves Catch A Game In St Louis
Hearne held St Louis to four hits and Loston shut out the visitors 1 to 0. Wickland singled, advanced on a fielding error, and scored on J C Smith’s single in the second inning as Packard was picked off.
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Athletics Defeat Rosebuds at Seaside Park 6 to 2
Pro locals report the Athletics defeated the Rosebuds 6 to 2 at Seaside Park. Ostrowski pitched well for the Rosebuds, allowing six hits, while Scanlon allowed four hits for the Athletics with a double. Rosebuds committed five errors, contributing to the loss.
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Barnes Hobens Win in Elmwood Four Ball Match
Jim Barnes the western open golf champion and Jack Hobens defeated Terome Travers of Upper Montclair New Jersey and Oswald Kirk of the Home club five up and four to play in a thirty six hole four ball match at the Hanks of the Elmwood Country Club today.
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Senators Take First Sunday Game in Capital
Washington defeated Cleveland 1 to 0 in a 12 inning Sunday game in the national capital before 15000 fans. Both teams committed six errors, with Lavan and Chaplin making several. It was Washingtons fourth extra inning game in five days with Coveleskie and Ayers starting on the mound.
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Chicago Hands Phillies Slim 3–0 Win In Duel
Chicago shut out Philadelphia 3 to 0 in the final game of the series. Tyler pitched effectively against Hogg in a tight duel as Chicago capitalized on timely hits to secure the victory.
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Levinsky in Field to Stay for May 27 Bout
Levinsky trained at the Laksco club preparing for a May 27 bout with Bartley Madden of New York. He sparred three rounds with Larry Williams and cancelled a Scranton date with Clay Turner. promoter Timph Browne announced a strong local boxing card despite potential losses. Joe Vetrang helps with matches and management. Madden has not fought in months.
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Scranton
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Boston
Jim Coffey
New Haven Will Come On Friday For Eastern League Opener
The Eastern league schedule shifts with New Haven visit dates set for Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Manager Danny Murphy struggles to assemble a pennant hopeful lineup amid ownership questions as Ed Dugan is rumored to be the owner. Springfield, managed by Treddie Parent, visits next, with an exhibitions likely on Sunday.
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Red Cross Boxing Show Proposed in Bridgeport
Bridgeport may host a Red Cross boxing benefit with real bouts featuring named fighters like Battling Levinsky and Red Allen to raise funds. The article notes Bridgeport’s large pool of ring talent and urges a charity show in the near future to aid Red Cross, with a plan for multiple four-round matches and several notable matchups.
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Americans in London contest opens Anglo American baseball season
An eleven inning opener at the Arsenal grounds Highbury marked the start of the Anglo American baseball season. Army defeated 7 to 5 in the 11th, with Admiral Sims managing the Americans and Arlie Latham umpiring. Spectators included Admiral Palmer and Captain William Redmond as Mee airplanes flew overhead.
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