Tufts Open Season With Win Over New Britain
Tufts opened their season by defeating New Britain on Russell's field. The lineup included Cahill at first base Seiger at second Harrison in right field and Screen at pitcher. Next Sunday Acme A of South Manchester will be seen on Russell's field. Score by innings shows Tufts 8 10 2 and New Britain 3 10 2. A meeting is planned tonight at 7:30 at the usual place.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Major Leagues and Minor Circuits
National League games included Chicago 7 Cincinnati 6 in 12 innings and Pittsburgh 5 St. Louis 2. American League results feature New York 5 Boston 1 and Washington 10 Philadelphia 6, with Detroit Chicago and Cleveland St. Louis noted as cold. International League saw Toronto 5 Jersey City 1. American Association Columbus 3 St. Paul 0 while Toledo Milwaukee game postponed.
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Cincinnati
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Major league matchups listed for tonight's intercity games
Philadelphia plays Brooklyn while Boston visits New York and Pittsburgh meets St Louis. Chicago hosts Cincinnati as New York travels to Philadelphia. Washington faces Boston with St Louis at Cleveland plus Detroit in Chicago. Buffalo visits Baltimore and ton plays Newark with Rochester at Jersey City and Toronto at Reading.
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Rochester
Jersey City
Toronto
Reading
Rickard eyes July Willard Dempsey bout in Toledo fight
Tex Rickard, promoter of the Willard Dempsey championship, warns reformers cannot block the Toledo bout under Ohio law. He cites $300,000 purse with $40,000 to Willard, $27,000 to Dempsey, plus government and charity allocations. Rickard plans arena contract and 2,000 seats, insisting the bout will proceed as a legitimate price fight.
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New York
Ohio
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Church of Ohio
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I Dempsey
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Rick
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Jose
Deep River Social Notes and Local Events Outlook
Deep River residents share visits with the Bidwells and Post family while engagements multiply Carrie Strickland of Pa. and Archie Harris of town. Emma LaPlace Mather and Raymond Moore announce their engagement as F W Manee builds a garage for George Durant. A war screen and Victory Loan rally draw crowds with speaker George Wormwood urging bonds. Sergeant Louis Ziegra recounts German camp experiences and the High School drama and theater outings promise community entertainment.
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Edwin Bidwell
Edwin H. Bidwell
Ellen
Elliott L. Bidwell
H. H. Post
Connecticut
Groton
New London
Norwich
Carrie Strickland
E. Pa
Archie B. Harris
Town
Harris
Wilbur R. Harris
Erie
American Brakeshoe and Foundry Co
Herbert H. Mather
Kirtland Street
Emma LaPlace Mather
Raymond Moore
George Moore
Prospect Street
F. W. Manee
Essex
George Durant
R. L. Selden
Victory Loan Committee
George A. Wormwood
Ola B. Rankin
Arietta Tyler
Louis R. Ziegra
Town Hall
Mae Marsh
Ford Weekly
Ely & Bushnell
Centerbrook
Conn
Saybrook News Briefs From May Include Trips And Tides
May items note Mr and Mrs William H Pond of Hartford opening their cottage on Obeds Heights for the season Obeds Chapter Eastern Star to hold a whist party in Masonic hall tonight Mr and Mrs George Watson Beach return to New York after a week at The Hartlands The Fifth Liberty Victory Loan quota nears completion A timetable change delays early trains causing missed connections Jere Tryon of the 102nd Regiment resumes motorman duties on the Shore Line electrics Tug Onrust arrives from New York with coal barges and starts upriver Saybrook Point owner Charles H Pease reported in frail health Charles E Lynde of New Haven visits Saybrook repairs on av (likely ave) shad catch large again Saybrook Point crews take largest hauls Charles B Mack named state dog warden The Man Who Woke Up showing at Pauline Hall with Wright ady
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William H. Pond
Hartford
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George Watson Beach
New York
Hartlands
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New Haven
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102Nd Regiment
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Pease House
Saybrook Point
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Charles B. Mack
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Bell
Wednesday Hall
Wright
Pauline Hall
Ady
Haddam Soldier返回 From War Ends in Returned Home
Haddam on May 6 reports Frank and Kelsey friends welcomed home a wounded serviceman who suffered injuries from a bursting bomb. He praises care received and U S soldiers’ support, returned to Camp Mills, plans to attend Peewee game Wednesday, after a lively party with local residents and acquaintances.
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Friends
Frank
Kelsey
Sam
Camp Mills
Philathea
Ra Stevens
Paul Cheistensen
Wil Arene
H. Kelsey
From Headquarters and the Wicked Darling at Grand theatre
Anita Stewart stars in From Headquarters a gripping Vita graph feature where a daughter seeks revenge after betrayal guiding a law officer father through duty and love. Also The Wicked Darling with Priscilla Dean and The Burden of Proof with Marion Davies headline a Middlesex double bill alongside The Way of the Strong and The Rose of the Rancho at the Middlesex.
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Stewart
Vitagraph
Anita Stewart
Grand Theatre
Headquarters
Rose
Miss Stewart
Ralph Ince
Universal
Priscilla Dean
Middlesex
Anna Q. Nilsson
Metro
Monica Norton
Rancho
Paramount Picture
Bessie Barriscale
Juanita
Ivoryton Social Notices and Local Visits
Ivoryton reports brief community notes including rehearsal of the R H Comstock drum corps, Society of Church Workers meeting planned, Rev Warren Leonard hosting guests, Paul Duscanski returning to Hartford, Edith Hackell leaving school due to illness, Mr and Mrs John Clark visiting from New Haven, and Calvin Hoppen visiting Branford parents. A closing adage on prevention versus cure is noted.
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R. H. Comstock
Society of Church Workers
Warren Leonard
Paul Duscanski
Hartford
Edith Hackell
John Clark
New Haven
Ida
Calvin Hoppen
Branford
James Hopper
Ely & Bushnell
Centerbrook
Conn
Ady
Haddam Neck Gossip and Community Notes
Haddam Neck residents report misfortune with an arm injury and visits from relatives. A whist party by the People's club yielded first prizes. Golden wedding celebrations occur in New York and Grange hall plans. Victory bonds sales reach 5600 dollars. Discharges from the U S S Conejo are noted. Road progress, visitors, and Arbor Day program at the local school are described along with church service absence. Familial visits and open Grange meeting complete the notes.
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Joseph Barcal
New York
Grange Hall
G. T. Sandin
Carl Sandin
Gunnar Bloomquist
Otto Nilsen
U. S. S. Conejo
Harold Shepard
New Britain
M. B. Shepard
The Bomb Outrage and Its Limited Personnel
The Springfield Republican cautions that no major group advocates wholesale slaughter like the recent outrage. It notes the deed seems the work of a few misguided individuals and warns extremists may exploit the episode to further their causes.
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Springfield Republican
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