Local Ball Club Defeats New Haven 6 2 In Opener
Bridgeport wins the first game of the season 6 to 2 over New Haven despite weather. Jenson pitched well with six hits and four strikeouts, Brackett and Grimes led with multiple safeties, and Krichell’s squad showed a strong battering attack as the home club capitalized on late-inning runs to secure the victory.
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Yun
Eaton
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Soper
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Sto Miller
Bradshaw
Lai
Baker
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Miller
Braun
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Ball
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Murray
Ryan
Bridgeport
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Baton
Selon
Tai
Millcreft
Ferguson
New London Opens Season With Victory Over Senators
New London beat the Senators 4 3 in nine innings as Rock doubled and scored on a Brady fly for the winning run. Fortune started for New London, Reiger finished. Meeks, Gardelta, Grimes and Werre key Hartford plays. In St Louis, a plan to raise 50000 for player purchases to lift the Cardinals was announced, including a stockholder assessment of 2900 each.
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Thoausand
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Senators
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Brady
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Morton I. Plant
Red Cross
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Reiger
Messenger
O'Rourke
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Flynn
Pickup
Wendell
Hartford
Ea Meeks
Callony
Gardelta
Grimes
Shay
Werre
Driger
Humison
Drieger
ST. Louis
Cardinals
Hitting Spasm Wins for Cubs
Chicago wins 2 to 1 over Brooklyn in an eighth inning rally. Flack singled, Holtlocher sacrificed, Mann flied out, Kilduff singled to score, Paskett walked, Deal singled to drive Kilduff home. Brooklyn’s lone run came on Daubert’s single misplayed by Flack, Olson scoring from second.
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Holtlocher
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Deal
Daubert
Olson
O'Mara
Z. Wheat
Myers
Johnston Rf
Doolan
Krueger
Cheney
O'Farrell
Hendrix
O'Parell
Merkle
Teal
Springfield Opens Eastern League With Win Over Waterbury
Springfield defeats Waterbury 6 to 5 in the Eastern League opener as Curtin shows well in his first organized game and Waters, Clemens, and Poole contribute key hits. Waterbury pitcher Powers allows several hits as Springfield capitalizes on timely outs and fielding miscues.
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Curtin
Clemens
Shepherd
Parent
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Jkinecaid
Poole
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Hinchman
Cosgrove
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Leary
Hickey
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Gagnon
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Powers
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Gongales
Twelve Swats Yet Reds Lose In Cincinnati
Boston falls to Cincinnati 3 15, after messy early innings. Schneider yields wild pitches as Boston collects 12 hits but only 3 runs, while Cincinnati chips in 9 runs on 15 hits. Powell Sox and Magee differentials pace Citi offense.
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Rawlings
Herzog
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Kelly
Henry
Tillingim
Groh
Magee
Roush
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Blackburne
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Chase
Regan
Ood
Bressler
Winga
Herzop
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Wirst
Fillinelm
Fillingim
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Various Cities
Yesterday's results show St. Louis defeating Washington 4 to 2 and Detroit beating Philadelphia 3 to 1. Chicago edged Brooklyn 2 to 1 while Pittsburgh triumphed over Philadelphia 6 to 5 after 18 innings. Boston beat Cincinnati 3 to 2. New York rainout with St. Louis. Bridgeport topped New Haven 6 to 2 and Worcester over Providence 4 to 2. Springfield defeated Waterbury 6 to 3 and New London beat Hartford 4 to 3.
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New Haven
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New London
Hartford
P. C. Boston
Eastern Teague
P. C. Bridgeport
Worcester in Winning Debut Defeats Providence 5 to 2
Worcester opened the season with a 5 to 2 win over Providence. Keifer allowed only a hit in the first inning while Worcester hit well early and late with three hits in the first and in the sixth. Johnson, Belanger, and Cooney stood out as Worcester celebrated opening day amid light attendance due to rain.
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Grays
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Cooney
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Branson
Cameron
Bayrs
McNeith
Tamm
Geurin
Shriver
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Phoenix
Il Wheat
Tyler
Dee
Third Madden Levinsky Bout Headlines Local Card
Madden Levinsky set for a 15 round main event as Bartley Madden of New York vows a stoppage on Monday night at the Laksco club. Levinsky trains at Seaview avenue. Joe Smith says he’ll be in prime shape for Madden and the Madison Square Garden bout. A Boston draw earlier and a near-sellout slate precede an Allen Bergen clash, while Frank Wilson faces Phil Munroe in the chief preliminary and Mee and Latour open the six bout card.
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Bartley Madden
New York
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New Yorker
Lakseo Club
Seaview Avenue
Joe Smith
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Madison Square Garden
Jim Coffey
Boston
Red Allen
Charlie Bergen
New Haven
Bergen
Frankie Conifrey
Conifrey
Alore
Allen
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Kid Latour
Pirates Rally In 12th Beats Phillies In Extra Innings
Pittsburgh tops Philadelphia 6 to 5 in 12 innings as Cooper delivers the walkoff hit with McKechnie on second. Meusel and Cutshaw doubled for Philadelphia, while Oeschger and Jacobs allowed most of the runs. Cooper was the winning pitcher.
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Philadelphia
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Meusel
Cutshaw
Fitzgerald
Bighee
Bancroft
Stock
Adams
Archer
Caton
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Oeschger
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Carey
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King
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Jadhe Harmon
Blackwell
Allen Ready to Fight Bogash in Any Place
Red Allen of this city declared he would fight Louis Bogash any time and anywhere in the state for any number of rounds after reading that Bogash wanted a match. The exchange erupted in the sport section of a local daily and drew a copper to the New Haven beat.
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Louis Bogash
Red Allen
New Haven
Bogash
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