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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
13
Featureless game sees the Ponies struggle with miscues while Hartford’s hitters lead the way. Meriden sweeps a doubleheader from Tolyoke with strong batting, and Bridgeport hosts a pair of matchups as Waterbury visits Meride low Britain and Ardesport clash in a busy schedule.
Hartford hammered New Haven 12 to 2 in a display marked by miscues and erratic fielding. Key plays featured Wallace scoring on wild throws, Gardner driving in runs, and Yancey and Noyes delivering hits as Hartford built a decisive lead through the late innings.
Meriden Connecticut took both ends of a doubleheader from Holyoke. Tuckey pitched both games as Meriden won the first 8 to 7 and the second 2 to 0. Rodgers, Dolan, Mombachor, Wied, Maney and Boucher led the offense while Holoke’s hitters struggled against Meriden pitching. Umpires and field details included.
Fragmented OCR reads like racing notes and scores with scattered team mentions. References include Cincinnati New York games and Philadelphia Chicago matches but many words are garbled and unclear. The piece hints at a sports roundup with dates and locations but lacks a coherent event.
Waterbury seeks Hap Ty O Magen while Lynnianient and fellow league peers clash in a tangle of plays and pittings. Scattered notes recount Moron visiting Holyoke, Providence tension, and a Boston win over Hartford with multiple players named in a foggy box score.
In a rough game the Braves mounted a late rally led by Corcoran and Swankon to beat the opposition. Corcoran contributed two runs while Awarson and Swankon combined for key hits. Wild pitches and passed balls affected the pace as Waters and O Leary pitched, with time kept by umpire McClord and an attendance near 1200.
In Springfield today heavy hitting carried the team into a victory over Hildaeport. Tower led the offense with a key punch and retired after contributing. Bridgeport rallied late with Powell, but the comeback fell short as Yate and Blankard contributed at bat.
Fragmented OCR sports blurb mentions Abe Waterman Bunyan Finn Bunyan Burns Hungary Wiermann and Toh hier. References new dilations Waterbury 4 Pinel hose Or Tivowe Taff ironic 8. Imieat fin grrork New Arltaini Waterbur Ninuek. Umpire Wilkins Hy.
The Albany State Department of Agriculture issued a statement advocating a program to place American high school boys on farms in Chin state to broaden minds and strengthen bodies through agricultural work. It cites past trials, notes thousands are eager to participate, and mentions training in crop care and domestic animals as key activities.
Unclear OCR text reports a baseball inning sequence with two base hits by Teach and Gibson, stolen bases by Ritchey Leach Clarke Wagner Trates Gibson, and players on bases including Boston Pittebure Willie. Dorner and Willis credited with strikeouts. time 147. umpires Borelle and Rudderham.
Brooklyn wins over St Louis in a forthright game despite seven hits allowed by Tah. Hostetter shines at catcher, no errors, two unearned runs threaten in the fourth as Brooklyn plates three. New York New York game postponed. Chicago nets twelfth win by defeating New York two to two.
Detroit disposed of Plank and Schutzer in three innings taking a lead on clean hitting Philadelphia could not overcome. Wilcott and Coombs pitched fine ball. Score needs from the report are unavailable. the game is described as dominated by Detroit in early frames.
The White Sox defeated the Highlanders to claim a third straight victory. Washington and Detroit also won, marking strong performances in the day’s games.
A historical note lists numerous auto suppliers and shops. It also reports Mrs. Russell Sage contributing $16,000 more toward the four story brick and stone Young Men’s Christian Association building in Long Island City, with the rail line providing the lot valued around $16,000. the project totals $100,000, to be finished in white marble interiors.
A lecture by A K Routledge outlines a Coming Gypsy Vacation for boys this summer replacing the usual camp at Tuxedo. The journey includes travel by days and overnight camping through Naugatuck Waterbury Litchfield and Goshen with a few days at Tyler's Lake for fishing boating and swimming. An athletic contest awards prizes and Pete Bonner will cook. Y M C A indoor meet prizes were announced with banners to Webster street and Hamilton street schools.
Bay View of Fair Haven defeated Butler A. A. 13 to 3 yesterday afternoon at Battery Park. McEnroe pitched steadily for Bay View allowing only four hits, while Welch struggled for Butler A. A. with erratic fielding. Key hitters for Bay View included Gillas, C. McEnroe, Falsey, and McHbney with Dasher Kelly back at his veteran position.
In the Massachusetts championship at Longwood Cricket Club Boston on June 14 D P Rhodes advanced to the final by defeating A B Dabney. Fifth round results include Re Bishop beating C F Johnson 6 1. Semi finals saw D P Rhodes defeat A Y Dabney 6 2 6 8.
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