Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Local and National Leagues
Yesterday's results show Eastern League games with Hartford edging New London 7 to 6 and Bridgeport beating New Haven 13 to 4 while Waterbury downed Springfield 7 to 0. National League action included St Louis 2 Brooklyn 1 in 11 innings and Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 1 in 11 innings with rain affecting New York Chicago. American League scores feature Boston 5 Chicago 9 and Cleveland 3 New York 2 in 19 innings, Detroit 2 Washington 0 in a long night, plus St Louis at Philadelphia and Detroit at Washington pending regional reads.
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Hartford
New Lon
Bridgeport
New Haven
Waterbury
Springfield
Providence
Worcester
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Toronto
Jersey City
Binghamton
Syracuse
Buffalo
Newark
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Rochester
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Littleck
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Birmingham
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
Milwaukee- Louisville
New London
Pitsburgh
Chicago
International Binghamton
Rochest
L. P.C
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Probate court schedules hearing on Curran estate account
In Middletown on May 29 1918 the Court of Probate sets a hearing for the administration account of Patrick Curran deceased with notices to all interested. Judge Curtiss S. Bacon presides and orders publication five days prior in a circulating newspaper. The Westbrook probate docket also orders hearing May 31 1918 on Gilbert G. Stokes will with public notice and posting.
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J. Asbeck
Main St
A. Brazos & 25d . Inc
Middletown
Guri Strauss
Liberty St
Jour
Wae
St. Nice
Brainerd Ave
Leai
Walter C. Jones
Buick
Warwick
David F. Doane
Rere
Evening Press
J. S. Barrett
Durham Center
SSS
District of Middletown
Curtiss Ss. Bacon
Patrick Curran
Curtiss
Bacon
Westbrook
Ilbert G. Stokes
Mary J. Pendleton
Gilbert G. Stokes
Springfield Y M C A Triumph Over Wesleyan 6 to 3 at Pratt Field
In a ragged game Springfield Y M C A defeated Wesleyan 6 to 3 on Pratt Field yesterday. The contest featured miscues from both sides, with Springfield replacing Thornton at pitcher and Carlsson offering steady relief as Wesl yan soured by errors in the field. Batting highlights included Wadman and Barclay for Springfield and Bateman and Curtis for Wesleyan, while pitching saw Carlson work for Springfield and Pease for Wesleyan to final out the 2 05 total time.
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Wesleyan
Springfield Y. M
Pratt Field
Springfield
AB Wadman
Carling
McKivie
Davis
Stelter
Barclay
Risen
AB Watson
Tatearae
Kid Bateman
Curtis
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Rainer, If
Costee Me
Tomlinson
Boote
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Thornton
Woodruff
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Bateman
Watson
Wadman
Carlson
Pease
Green
Balk
Sexton
Boxing Carnival At Madison Square Garden Nets Red Cross
A boxing benefit at Madison Square Garden on May 25 raised over 52000 for the Red Cross war fund. Dozens of top fighters donated their time and bloodied noses were praised as badges of honor, plus a Kaiser gift gold cup awarded to Wilson Marshall.
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Red Croes War Fund
Madison Square Garden
New York
Kaiser
Red Cross
Wilson Marshall
Baseball Headlines From Washington Night Newsroom
Advices from Washington overnight anent the draft rules have greatly reduced the asthmatic breathing of the magnates. Don Carlos Ragan hit five ofs against the Pirates as the Braves opened in Pittsburgh. Pitcher Watson wild pitched the Reds to victory. President Wilson watched Senators and Tigers play a 16 inning tie. An autographed ball bearing the president signature sold for 3000 to Red Cross. Joe Wood shines with power aiding Indians to a 19 inning win over the Yanks. Dodgers feuded with Gene Packard in a 12 inning loss. Sunday Boston match Red Sox versus White Sox set for Red Cross.
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Salia
Atvken
Red Cross
Joe Wood
Wood
Indians
Yanks
Dodgers
Gene Packard
Boston
Red
White Sox
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Jersey
Julia
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John T. i
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Middlefield
New Britain
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Columbia
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Ho Ave
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Caulkins
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Connecticut
New England
Charles T. Foster
Thomas Walsh
Spring St
Leo B. Santangelo
Rente
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Aletown
Building Bros
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Middlesex
M. H. Booth
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NTEO
Main
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East Hampton
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High St
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Meriden Road
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J. ©. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
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Wester
International Mills
Orristown
Pelton & King, Inc
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Forest City Laundry
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N. EB
Portland Silk Co
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Cromwell
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Lyme
Seyman Gun
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Hudson and
J. F. Connery
Division
State of
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Frank E, Korn
Conn
James F. Connolly
Farm Hill
J. Chapman
Saybrook
G. M
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North
America
Reed
International Press
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Uncle Sam
Omo Mig. Co
E. Palmer Co
Arrigoni Coal Co
A. L. Southmayd
Highes
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Middletown War Bureau
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Fagan Ave
Washington Street
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Court ST
Westside
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Pike Place
Middtet
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Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
Hartford Bragat
Allyn St
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Arnterner Suesiovios
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