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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
6
The Yale Independents travel to Naugatuck High School baseball at Firemen's Field Friday afternoon. Leary will pitch for Naugatuck with O'Loughlin catching as the Yale crew, with a fine reputation from defeating several strong state teams, aims to test locals. game starts at 8 46 with admission 16 cents, ladies 10 cents.
In New Haven Holy Cross defeated Yale 1 to 0 as Dowd held Yale scoreless in the ninth. Howard Jones started for Yale, then VanVleck pitched well for Holy Cross, striking out seven. Fels’s error and a long Larkin triple provided the decisive run in the final frame.
Manager Schofield invites Naugatuck residents to attend first class baseball as JL Ironfield and Naugatuck high school teams compete next season. Foley Joney and Ashmore join the Naugatuck fire department squad for the rest of the year, strengthening the team. Torrington’s Tom Carroll plans a game with the local fire department nine, promising a strong matchup.
The Eastern Twirlers Juniors seek to arrange a friendly game with any town team aged 9 to 19. They name the Gray Boys or the Young Dubins as preferred opponents and note manager Johns at 63 South Main Street Garland.
The Ansonia and Seymour base ball series opens Saturday afternoon June 13 amid heightened town interest. Managers expect strong fan turnout given recent history between the two towns.
In yesterday's action Hartford blanked Waterbury 12 to 0 as Meriden powered to an 8 to 0 win. Britain beat Bridgeport 4 to 6 in 16 innings with Haven and Springfield also appearing in the scores.
Litohfield defeated Naugatuck High 5 to 3 yesterday afternoon at Firemen Field in a tightly contested baseball game. Kelly pitched effectively for the visitors, denying scoring opportunities in key innings, while Schofield allowed 11 hits for Naugatuck. Moraghan led the visitors with strong hitting. Kennedy and Schmidt sparked the local effort.
All ticket holders who lost their tickets for the Yale Princeton game will receive duplicates on request at the Yale Athletic Association office. About 50 rain checks were issued to open stands attendees last Saturday. those 50 may exchange rain checks Monday, while over 50 must prove attendance to obtain duplicates.
Stanley Ketchel of Grand Rapids Michigan and Bill Papke of Kewanee Illinois prepare for a ten round middleweight bout to decide the world champion. Both weigh 104 pounds under the agreed limit and will weigh in at 8 pm with the bout to follow seven hours later. Malachy Hogan of Chicago is referee.
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