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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

7

Yesterday's baseball results across leagues and colleges

Eastern League games included Springfield 4 Hartford 0 in 16 innings, Worcester 7 Pittsfield 6, Waterbury 5 Bridgeport 0, Providence 3 New Haven 2. National League saw St Louis 7 Brooklyn 65 in 13 innings, Pittsburgh 6 New York 2. American League had no series. International League Newark 5 Jersey City 3. Boston Red Sox beat New York 10 3 in an exhibition. Yankees 9 Akron Firestone Rubber 1. Holy Cross 16 Colby 0. Yale 7 Amherst 4. Yale Freshmen 3 Holy Cross Fresh 5. Princeton 4.

Springfield Hartford Worcester Pittsfield Waterbury Bridgeport Providence New Haven St. Louis Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Boston Chicago Newark Jersey City Portland Boston Red Sox York Yankees Akron Firestone

Local baseball results and schedule snippets from Hartford area

The report lists several city matchups including Springfield at Hartford Worcester at Pittsfield New Haven at Providence Bridgeport at Waterbury New York at Washington Boston at Philadelphia ton at Buffalo Reading Newark Jersey City Toronto at Rochester and Waterbury versus Bridgeport. It notes a Bridgeport loss and a late score sequence with Hauser and Gearin delivering key plays for the Grays as Haven battled in a tilted game.

Springfield Hartford Worcester Pittsfield New Haven Providence Bridgeport Waterbury New York Washington Boston Philadelphia Ton Buffalo Reading Newark Jersey City Toronto Rochester

Inter Collegiate Meet At Harvard Stadium

A fragment notes an intercollegiate gathering at Harvard Stadium on May 29 for the 48th annual meet. The field lists twenty entries and a cafeish context suggests campus recreation with teams arriving at the venue.

Harvard Stadium Cafeanince Mass

Wesleyan Tennis Men Win Set Four Straight Victories

Wesleyan defeated Tufts across all matches 6-4 6-2 6-1 6-0 in singles led by Swift Ott and Steele. Doubles saw Wesleyan pair Swift Steele win 6-3 6-4 and Ott Leland triumph 6-0 6-1. Mullin starred for Tufts but was swept by captain Swift in two fast sets.

Dorset Tate Vee Leser Wesleyan Dartmouth College Tufts Mullin Swift Mullins Ott Teffer Steele Caggeshaw Leland Tipkin Tefier Caggeshaw and Tipkins

Wesleyan to face Trinity in Hartford baseball clash

Wesleyan and Trinity meet tomorrow at Trinity's Hartford field for the first varsity game since 1918. Trinity has lost all games this season, boosting Wesleyan's chances. About 350 Wesleyan fans will travel with the team to observe the holiday contest. Green is expected to pitch, Connolly saved for Dartmouth game, Jacobs starts in right field.

Wesleyan Trinity Hartford Fifly Wesleyan College Capitol Green Connolly Dartmouth Jacobs Amherst

Pirates Rally In Ninth To Ten Run Win

Hugo Bezdek unleashed a bench of Pirates substitutes against the Giants, tying the game in the ninth and winning in the tenth. McGraw used four pitchers, but they surrendered 13 earned runs. Vaughn toed the mound for the Cubs and yielded three triples. Nehf of the Braves held the sacks, while Pfeffer of the Cards failed to win for them despite a triple and a single driven run. Cards out-hit the Dodgers 15 to 10 as the Yankees won and Ohio moved standings.

Hugo Bezdek Giants McGraw Vaughn Cubs Nehf Braves Emma Jeff Pfeffer Cards Jeff Dodgers Yanks Ohio St. Louis Eds

Deep River High Team Beats Chester 16 to 0 in Base Field Victory

Deep River High School trounced Chester High 16 0 at Southworth’s base field as Chester failed to connect with Hooker Tyler’s delivery. Chester’s Ferers and Garfield pitched for Chester. Tyler, Smith and Hagenters starred for Deep River. Memorial Day events and a Middletown special train schedule are noted amid late paragraph text.

Deep River Deep River High School Chester High School Southworth Tyler Smith Essex High School Centerbrook Chester Ferers Garfield Hagenters G. H. Beecher Pepaka

Memorial Day Observance Planned in East Hampton

East Hampton plans a morning Memorial Day procession starting at 9 o clock from Main Street. The parade will travel up Main to High Street to the Cemetery, with Grand Marshal aides and local bands and veterans participating. Services at the cemetery precede a return to Congregational church for lemonade and further readings, with Decoration for unknown dead and a roll of names of local veterans.

East Hampton Main Street Ioctnels High East High Street Fife and Drum Corps Co. C Congregational Church Sumit Street Lake View Cemetery Crecent Brass Band Samuel Thatcher Lincoln Gettysburg Frederick L. Grant Crescent Brass Band J. Sullivan New Haven Conn John, Hayes Clarence Theadway Clarence Coe Patrick Cavanaugh East Hampton Boys Nelson Tucker Arvid Cederholm

Salvation Army Drive Keeps Rising Support Across Town

The Salvation Army Drive continues with strong local support as boys at camps overseas are cared for and plans for Memorial Day parade participation rise. The EB N Baseball team practiced on school grounds with Land of Deep River joining as old timers. Events include dances at Siebert’s Opera House and Carrier’s Casino, a tax helper at H G Hills, and various visits from residents, with fresh fruit and ice cream promotions noted.

Salvation Army Salvation Majestic Theatre EB. N Hayes Moodus Land of Deep River William Leahy Meriden R. A. Wall Siebert Opera House Jolly Boys Heck Earl Barton Overseas Joseph Barton Mabel Wells Brookfield Mass Clinton Gould Springfield Edwin Barton Carrier's Casino N. W. Purple H. G. Hills William Perry Middletown Jew McGuire David Lowe Abbie O’connell Willimantic B. Shea William Cahill New York HE H. Candy Kitchen Evelyn Hill N. N. Hill E. H. Candy Kitchen Raymond House Philadelphia Sacred Heart T. A. B O’connell F. C. Nichols Fall River J. A. Day James D. T. Conroy Taunton

Chatham Pharmacy Offers Bricks of Ice Cream

Special law prices on meats at Public Market for Saturday and a liberal discount in Green Trading Stamps. Public Market, 480 Main St., near Stueck's Bakery. Ady.

Millbrook Chatham Pharmacy Main St Stueck Ady

Extravagance and The Rebellious Bride At Local Theaters

A screening lineup features Thomas H Ince s Extravagance with Dorothy Dalton at Middlesex tonight plus Doxor and vaudeville acts. Peggy Hyland stars in The Rebellious Bride at the Grand Friday and Saturday, a Fox photo play about a mountain girl forced into marriage with a wealthy stranger after a chance meeting.

Thomas H. Ince Dorothy Dalton the Middlesex Tonight John Lynch Peggy Hyland Grand Theatre William Fox Ozark Mountains St. Louis

Middlesex Theatre Hosts Billie Burke Photo Play And Vaudeville Acts

The Middlesex town program features Billie Burke in Good Gracious Anna zelle at the Middlesex Theatre with Herbert Rawlinson, directed by George Melford, plus Billy Wests comedy Her Nitro Knight and four acts of vaudeville. Tonight also showcases the 27th Division jazz band as a Memorial Week attraction, with Douglas Fairbanks in His Picture in the Papers.

Pownant Burton Holmes Middlesex Billie Burke Paramount Annazelle Miss Burke Herbert Rawlinson George Melford Billy West Douglas Fairbanks Grand Grand Theatre Middletown New York

Mothers Trusted Powder for Children Named by Mothers

A vintage ad describes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a trusted remedy for infants, claimed to ease stomach troubles and keep families free from worry. The hazy copy extols its ease of use and indispensability for children.

Neutrone Prescription Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief

An ad from Hartman Drug Co promotes Neutrone Prescription 9 claiming it removes accumulations in the blood and relieves rheumatic misery after one week. It touts rapid pain relief and improved happiness, urging sufferers to seek the remedy from leading drug stores.

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