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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1908
Page
12
Waterbury aggregation delivers strong baseball play to defeat Meriden with solid fielding and timely hits including Coto and Ewander. Schedule shows next games against Hartford and Ponte, with Waterbury aiming to climb standings as others prepare for varied contests across the league.
Chicago defeats New York 4 to 2 in a tight, timely hitting affair. New York alouded by costly errors and shaky defense while Chicago pitchers shut down the visitors after a rough start. Crowd roars as Hieaueaters roll to victory behind strong offense and fine mound work.
Fragmented OCR notes show Detroit and Philadelphia games with innings, players Cobb, Murphy, Sulton, Vickers, and Crawford mentioned. Scoring snippets and nicknames appear with references to Providence and Jersey City Newark matchups and a banking of box score details.
An afternoon game lineup features Phtt Forcavan on the mound at 3 45 with Bin Hayward joining Danoni. Ranks thin this week and Mo i is slated to play as the Sprinfini d am variable.
The article outlines ongoing sports items including horse racing, the Buburbian Li Pao affair, Friday tennis, golf and yachting events. It notes notable competitors and upcoming fixtures, highlighting key matchups and venues.
Journal-Courier plans a heavy press on Yale freshmen at 2:00 p.m. at Yale Field. Writers anticipate a lively crowd, coaching lines, and a bustling track betting scene as teams prepare to clash in a vigorous athletic showcase featuring local figures and regional rivals.
Fragmented report of a broad athletic event with Princeton and Springfield contesting, featuring cricket and baseball elements, and mentions of venues in New Haven Baltimore and Memphis. The piece references pitchers, batters, and multiple teams with scattered game outcomes and schedules for upcoming matches across several cities.
In St Louis on June 14 the Feaneeaters from Warnford defeated the St Louis Browns 10 to 4. Key hitters included Laventinyre and Buuelieg with late runs over the fence. Strong pitching by Petty and lapses by Boston allowed the home team to rally promises of further matchups this week.
Hartford shutout Ipont Hleh earlier but won 6 to 3 in a rough exhibition at the capital. The Ipont Hleh nine made many errors allowing Hartford to seize control. NWH and Meriden games loom as chances to challenge the champions with Windham also on the schedule.
Amid scattered results, Amith's standout homer drove in two and led a win in a foggy program. Mullin dazzled, Kittin faced disputes, and East Haven tower hosted nine events with company teams from Meriden winning one, the Blues and Grays scoring closely.
Theodore Roomvelt Pell of New York defeats Hy Be Waptfall in four sets to retain the pea stilts championship. The final tourney match, part of a longer event since Tuesday, drew about 1,50 enthusiasts. Eagewood park attracted visitors for its celebrated rose bed display and scenic grounds, praised as a must-see in a pleasant year.
Capt Walter Dray of Yale track set a world record in the pole vault at Century Saturday. He cleared 12 feet 4 inches to surpass A C Gilbert’s previous mark at the Olympic qualifier meet. His final attempt failed to clear the height on the day after a strong first try.
The Kiel yachting week end approaches with interest from American exhibitors such as Marton F Plant and Yolinds, and imperial guests invited to observe the proceedings. Uniforms and strict dress rules govern attendees, including waterborne and shore activities, as officials emphasize exactitude and decorum throughout the event.
The Edward Mary Joy baseball team plans a July 4 game against the Browns Thorn Co. at Hartford League ground. Start time is 10 a.m. Hartford residents will escort the Malley side from the depot to the grounds. Tickets are selling well with a special group rate arranged by NY, NY, & HR, BR Co. The Malley lineup is shaping up with strong practice as organizers expect a large turnout from Hartford.
W K Vanderbilt’s bay colt Northeast ridden by J Childs won the Grand Prix de Paris at Longchamp in a near photo finish. The Paris crowd of about 156000 watched the race with Koreans, foreigners, and the cabinet present. Northeast defeated Silige Pourpres by a head as favorites Modent Grillroom and Quintetts trailed in the field. Vanderbilt received an ovation and congratulations from Palmetto.
Cornell and Wircanaly crews join Columbia ten days into training for the Intercollegiate hose races to be held Saturday June 21 at Poughkeepsie. Pennsylvania expected tomorrow. Georgetown and the US Naval Academy not entering this year. Wisconsin sends varsity and freshman eights with four substitutes. coach B A Ton Rigers and Dr B Hutchins direct athletics.
Elentrograph company brings moving pictures and vaudeville to New Haven theater with 2 shows daily at 2 15 and 8 15 pm. Modern indoor venue promises comfortable, well ventilated seating as Atlantic Comedy Four Sharon and Wicks and several acts perform weekly with rotating programs.
Reports say Mion Ima Kleine, the noted attorney, was injured at the Hyperion theater on Friday afternoon. She remains in serious yet improving condition and is not considered in immediate danger. Recovery is expected to take time with no further details yet released.
Van Vleck will start the opener as Yale hosts John McGraw and the Nationals. Yale clinches the series after a late Sunday win over Princeton, with a tentative schedule shift to avoid conflicting with the Cincinnati game. The crowd will include Yale’s squad and manager McGraw as guests.
A June 14 letter from a New Haven graduate, not a city resident, objects to the Yale athletic ticket office. He claims scant courtesy shown to outsiders and requests better treatment for “old fellows.” The writer cites prior complaints and urges improved goodwill and conduct at the ticket counter.
Vel and the Continental ceremony mark a notable industry gathering with Harrell and Mae in attendance. The event highlights manufacturing links and regional collaborations amid the ongoing trade discussions.
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