Wilson's triple steal wins game for Indians
Wilson stole home as New Haven beat Bridgeport 1 0, scoring the only run after Miter stole second and third. LePard pitched well for Bridgeport, while Woodward and Kier Bender were stranded on base as the Indians shut out the Americans. Bridgeport had earlier threats but could not push across a run.
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Miter
New Haven Indians
Weiss
Joy Woodward
New Haven
LePard
Sbridgeport
Martin
Ball
Stalen
Kinsdon
Lai
Smith
Gers Ie
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Fist
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la Kingdon
Wison
Burkett
Httle Jose
Wilscn
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Woodward
Bender
Stimpson
LeTard
Shay
Ehort
May
Hargrave
Sheety
Baill
Aaa Woodward
Statten
Aarne
FIRES
Tony Iuoftus
Kingdon
Smit
Staley
Wilton
Brooklyn
N.x
Chicago
Superbas
Fitcher Smith
Yusters
Griffith Boore
Barber
Hollocher
Terry
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M Fai
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Il Trelehrrs
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A Olsen
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Hiteut
Sb i
Taylor
Qi Chicaga
Grimes
Thren
Hita
Kilduff
Rune
Hallacher
Jilda Olson
Kanetehy
Balis
Martin Smith
Pires
Brennan
Emelie
Phillies Topples Reds to Escape Last Place 3-2
Philadelphia over Cincinnati 3-2 to climb out of the cellar in the series opener. LeBourveas and Meuse drove in all three Philadelphia runs in the third inning as the Reds rallied in the ninth but Meadows closed the game. Luque allowed three walks and earned runs, while Napier pitched seven frames for Cincinnati as Daubert Bragg and Fonseca contributed for the Phillies.
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Lebourveas
Meuse
Meadows
Fonseca
Cincinnati
Poe
Bae Rf
Sfingo
Napier
Ahn
Philatdelphia
Moog
Luque
Ft. Miller
Rewlings
J. Miller
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T. Napier
Kane
Lugué
Um Pires
Rights
Moran
B H S Tennis Team May Play New Haven
The High School tennis squad, poor this season, trains hard with much spirit. Captain Kalin leads Harald Keckdel Tyler Ed Kennedy Schelley and Henry Passault, all from last year’s champion lineup. They faced Choate and Milford in duals, losing both, with no coach yet. Preparations for a match with New Haven Bird are underway.
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Kalin
Harald Keckdel
Hd Tyler
Ed Kennedy
Schelley
Henry Passault
Choate
Milford School
New Haven Bird
Igh School
Tenmiss
Pinch Hitter Gibson Delivers For Braves In Tight Win
Boston May 24 Frank Gibson's timely single in the eighth drove in two runs and Powell followed with a homer as the Braves defeated Cincinnati 9 to 7. Powell and Nixon sparked the offense with clutch hitting while solid defense from Powell, Nixon and outfielders backed the rally. Watson earned the win for St Louis while Sherdel took the loss. Umpires Quisley and O'Day. Time 1.04.
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Stouls
Hase
Frank Gibson
Cincinnati Saturda
Lef Field
Powell
Deep Fight Center
Boalon Gron
Nixon
ST. Louts
Oon Shotton
Sherdel
O'Neill
Watson
Wits
Lavan
Stock
Fournier
Hornspy
Southworth
Sherde
Scott J
Pertiea
Scott
Wilt
Sherri
Bherdel
Quisley
O'Day
Joe Lynch Suspended by New York Boxing Commission
New York state boxing commission announced a suspension for Joe Lynch world bantamweight champion and his manager Eddie Meade after a hearing on a charge of truant boxing activity. Three other boxers Earl Baird Bill De Foe and Mike McTigue received thirty day suspensions for disqualifications and misconduct. Jack Dillon's license was revoked after an examination found him not in proper physical condition to box.
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NW York
May SU
Joe Janch
New York State
Cosmmission
Lynch
Eddie Meade
Massachusetts State
Tolyoks
Musasa
Puginets
Earl Baird
Attle
Bill de Foe
St. Paul
Mike McTigue
New York
Jack Dillon
Generel
University of Michigan
Witie
United States
Tevel
Dempsey
Tek
Renate
Alex
Babe Herman
Williams
Renanit
Gaa
Mompses
Memorial Day Meet at Pleasure Beach Park
Memorial Day meet slated at Pleasure Beach Park with no entry forms required. Industrial department notes inquiries rise daily as committee plans an open program featuring 100 and 220 yard dashes, events for entrants and ladies, and prizes. Bridgeport Brass to play baseball for Kingsbury championship ball team will face a selected opponent. Events start at two o'clock.
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Industrial Department
Y. MM
Pleasure Beach Park
Entitren
Bridgeport Brass
Kingsbury
aMudals
Growada
Tworo
Attorney General Daugherty Watches Dempsey Training
Attorney General Daugherty watched champion boxer Dempsey undergo a strenuous drill in preparation for a title bout. Dempsey, in trunks, sparred and faced a long workout, while Daugherty praised his size and pledged advisory support only, not gloves.
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Daugherty
Dempsey
Racecard summary from Louisville entries and races
Race entries show multiple stakes and claiming events for fillies and colts across distances from four to six furlongs. Notable names include Trish Dreary, Captain Alesck, and Lady Mother among horses listed with various weights. The card details maiden, allowance, and claiming races with purses ranging from 1 000 to over 1 900 dollars and entries across two year olds to older horses.
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Lady Mother
Field Lark
Bobbed Mir
Aloff
Bi G
Bone Try
Ela Gnay
Storey Lings
Pal
Ristue Tock
Mansoon
Refugee Sug
Bloc Paradise
Modiaca
Hes Chaies
Wer Mandley
Payen Cheek
Tatiean Diltonnens
Flidden Wep
Marvin May
Plato
the Baker of
Aereny Surmer Gurton
Bernina Ji Tis
Miss Creat Wor Pees
Dorsey Height
Wry Tidle
Ata Hitar Giyt
Monttito
Mary Jane Baker
Lydrat xIrtsam
Eapprentice
Anlowance
Amaton
Jaa Ap
Sin
Caroline
Msquire
Whalebone
Gols den Flint
Barkan
Beat Star
Bas. View JG
Topas
Montalyn
Merehentarine
Waihi
Leeiaie
Our
Alesck
Trish Dreary
X Furlongs
Queneek Isnight
Weam
Wlarog
Mademanlec
Montalvo
Hon
Miskaltadeau
Gel
Thinble
Taneocas
Dewey Defeats Kelly at Park City Alleys
Score details show Dewey defeating Kelly at Park City Alleys with Kelly leading early and Dewey rallying to prevail. The item notes other local teams and upcoming games including Broadway Sluggers and Wallersville series.
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Dewey
Kelly
Park City
Carpentier Takes Day Off For Long Ramble In Manhasset
Georges Carpentier, resting from training, spent ten minutes light exercise and took a short automobile ride in Manhasset. Fans gathered hoping for a longer glimpse, but he appeared briefly on a porch and waved. Trainer Wilson and camp members were present as US rivals planned sparring and first training bouts for the next session.
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X.Y
Georger Carpentier Torlay
Hu Jong
Lis da
Suipreses
Gaorser
Bis U Lda
Manicer Descamns
Wilson
Keris
Srr
Trey
Georges
Iralian
Gans
Lime
Cwarthar Faverabig
Paul Fournee
Heavewelsht
Alana
How They Stand Kra storn League Yesterday’s Games
Yesterday's results show New Haven, Bridgeport, Hartford, Worcester, Pittsfield, Springfield, Waterbury, Albany with varied scores. Today's schedule lists New Haven at Bridgeport and Hartford at Worcester plus Waterbury at Albany across American and National leagues with multiple postponements due to wet grounds.
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Bridgeport
Hartford
Worcester
Pittafield
Springfield
Waterbury
Albany
Boston
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Philadelama
Detroit
Washington
Chigaso
wSu
New Haven If
Worcester Rr
Pittsfield
Browns Build Big Lead As Yankees Fall 8 4
May 24 report from New York details a Browns rally to a decisive 8 4 win over the Yankees. Umpire Chill ejected Mays in the second inning and again sent Sohang for disputing calls, as New York could not recover after falling behind early.
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LOTTA
New York
Yankees
Chill
Mays
Sohang
NEW Tork
Unclear OCR fragment hints at delivery delays and fear of shortages
Fragmentary text references Cleveland spring arrival and special delivery, with fear of Baletum going dry before a shipment arrives at King Albert's. Lacks clear persons, organizations, or concrete events.
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Cleveland
Tha Hander
King Albert's
New York Nationals Win Second Series Game At Pittsburgh
New York Nationals defeat veteran Pittsby Pitcher Adams today to take the second game of the series against Pittsburgh by a 7 to 6 score. Giants held the ball on bases early, then surged after the fourth inning to seize the lead.
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Adams
Pittsburgh
New York
Maa. York
Nationals
Pittsby
Adams Hei
Pittsburch
Innin
Carey
Tierney
Barnhart
F Carlson
P Pout
Adame
Bancroft Eriseh
Mils & Sehr
Dams
Carlson
Adam
Pire
Hall
Ski
Rospitcher
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Tim
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