White Wings Fall To New Britain In One Sided Tilt
About 450 fans watched New Britain defeat New Haven 5 to 1 at Yale field. Brown started for New Britain, then Padron held the Wings, while Wilhelm struggled, giving up multiple runs as Herbst and others pitched in. McKeon stood out for New Haven with solid catching as Connell and Simmons contributed at the plate. Time of game 1:50, Umpire Rorty.
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Tho Matlenly
Kame
New Haven
Wilhelm
Hii
Herbet
Britain
McKaon
Bone
Waters
Terry Con
Nell
Yeaterday
New Brita
New Maven
Connell
Ribmons
Facher
Woaterbore
Pherwood
Helm
Herbst
Cassetees
New Britain
Plates
Weeterberg
Eherwoor
Banes
Maraans
Simmons
Almedia
Waterman
Page
Pleiss
Brown
Padron
Patron
McKeon
Pree
Rorty
Meriden defeats Springfield 4 to 0 in slow, well-played game
Meriden blanked Springfield 4 to 0 at home as Palligan allowed eight hits and struck out two. Powell pitched for Springfield, fanning four on a two-error night, while Meriden used timely hits including doubles by Brideen and Fortner to plate Barbour, Cote, and Bridges in the second inning.
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Meriden
Springfield
Powell
Springfeld
Baltimore
Union Jenena
Ylk- Ator
Palligan
Brideen
Forter
Barbour
Cote
Bridges
Hartford Watpewashed Explodes in Bridgeport Game
Hartford Watpewashed and Team TE overwhelmed Bridgeport as Hartford bats erupted late in the game. Walter dominated on the mound with key hits and multiple runs scored from a string of singles and errors. Schuman performed well and the visitors sealed the win with decisive late offense.
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Bridgeport
Watler
Hartford
Stante
Schuman
Hart Prn
Players Ruled Off Boston Nationals Rouse Ire of the Umpire
Kelley and Dahlen of Boston Nationals are ruled off the field. The contest closes with Philadelphia defeating Brooklyn as Pittsburgh and Cincinnati split a pair, leaving both teams even.
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Kelley and Dahlen
Boston Nationals
Rouse
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Cleveland Beats St Louis In Heat A Low-Hit Tilt
In June 28 game Louis held to two hits through nine innings. Berger fatigued by the heat as St Louis rallied to win 8 to 3. Dineen pitched for Cleveland but base running errors and Powell’s late innings stopped locals. Sloveland credited with victory.
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St. Louis
Berger
St Louis
Dineen
Powell
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Clarke
We Seas
Airading
Stovall
Sterte
Lajoie
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National League
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O'Amirke
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Waller
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Itt
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Baack
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Atovall
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Ford
Banes
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Eng
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Faton
Baten
Hartsel
Sy Lajole
Tae
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Joren
Aren
sBehreck
Shannon
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Ire
Obaliek
Vickers
Cheahra
Orth
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Chestro
Bender
Wild
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Vickers L Newton
Balk
Dygert
Wnnire
Ean
Sommiidt the Whole Show Holyoke Pitcher Four Hits
Holyoke defeated Waterbury as pitcher Behmidt dominated with four hits and two home runs from Schmidt. Schmidt’s other hit plated two runs and a ninth inning rally by Phathor produced the winning run after Waterbury errors and late hits.
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Holyoke
Mann
Behmidt
Waterbury
Schmidt
Fonen
Behmitt
Baker
Boucher
Keene’s Debut Wins Long Boston Eleven Inning Tilt
A year old debutante, thought to be Helmet Keene’s best two, makes a victorious bow in a lengthy eleven inning game in Washington. The contest, marked by uphill battle and late drama, ends with a Boston win and a dramatic finish.
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Keene
Eleven Inning Game Delivers Narrow Victory and Drama
An eleven inning baseball clash features Ponton and a late rally as Washington loses ground in the eighth, then a deliberate walk sets up Laporte’s left field line drive scoring Thoney in the eleventh. Boston and New York see heavy action with multiple hits, errors, and pitching changes across two games, while New England and other leagues note schedule results and postponed rosters.
Pittsburg and Cincinnati Split DoubleHeader In New Tie
Pittsburg and Cincinnati divided a doubleheader with the home team winning the first game and Cincinnati taking the second. Pittsburg tied three pitchers in the second game as Riding and Amel y delivered hits for Cincinnati.
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Pittaburg
Pittapurg
Cincinnaty
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Donovans Invincible Pitch Stuns Chicago Ballgame
Detroit defeats Boston in a rugged game as Donovan shuts down Chicago. Highlights include two Detroit runs in the sixth, Cobb and teammates contributing timely hits, and a controversial device discussion by Dexter after the game. The report mixes play-by-play with a later inventor's claim about a water-shirt device affecting pitching.
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Detroit
Chicago
Donovan
Keriler
Cone
Balla
Perors
Cobb
City league to be formed at Lighthouse Point
William Lush of Lighthouse Point Amusement Company convened a meeting at Oneco hotel to organize a New Haven city league for amateur baseball. A single eight team league was chosen with games at Lighthouse Point starting July 4, open grounds, no admission, profits split between company and players.
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William Lush
Lighthouse Point Amusement Company
Oneco
Nmpore
Kantaing
New Haven
Lush
Firat
Tuxadoes
Thern
Clint
Washington Gree
Bennett Clit
James Cook
Tuxtdo
TR. Herta
Tiger
J. Cannon
Franklin Jane
G. Rogers
Israel Putnam
A. Te
Luehi
Pittsburgh Triumphs Over Cincinnati In Eleven Innings
Pittsburgh wins 5 to 4 against Cincinnati in eleven innings. Key plays include two base hits by Philiime and Thomas, plus a double play involving Spade Hugeins and McLean. Pitches by Spade Teftnld Liefald and Mowrey shape the rally as bases on balls and passes influence the final score.
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Pittaburrg
Philiime
Thomas
Whbatiohin
Sehiol
Paskort
Liefield
Phipps
Young
Tnninge
Hugeina
Mitchell
Paskett
Spade
McLean
Philadelphia and Brooklyn Game Report Fragment
In a partial score note from Philadelphia and Brooklyn, Moret pitched for Philadelphia but left after the fifth inning while Sparks replaced him. The text records a batted ball to McTntyre in the second inning and notes late joins, with Philadelphia failing to pull ahead as the inning ends.
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Brooklyn
Philadelphi
Einitore
Enothar
Moret
Philadelphia
Sparks
Trinity 8 Wesleyan 4 in Middletown game
Trinity defeated Wesleyan by 8 to 4 in Middletown. The scoring details are unclear due to OCR errors but Trinity led with multiple players contributing runs as the game progressed. Umpire Howelle officiated. players Hatterine Connelly Day Wooded Smithy mentioned in garbled form.
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Middletown
Trinity
Hatterine
Connelly and
Day
Howelle
Frugal Food Folly Amid Ration Talk
A New York editorial rails at wasteful spending on meat while praising dried beet and other substitutes. It mocks high prices and urges thrift, noting that a small amount of dried beet can substitute for many pounds of meat and criticizing kitchen odors and ration inconsistencies.
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Vonunk
New York
Chicks Survive After Ban Causes Split Discovery
John G Davie of Biunnet reported that he placed a ban on twenty nine eggs and received thirty chicks. Two of Neobigkeny chicks were tied together by a small cord between their wings, which was severed to separate them. Both chicks remained alive and healthy after the separation, according to the Kennebec Journal.
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Egga
John G Davie
Biunnet
Ems
Neobigkeny
Kennebec Journal
Motor Car Directory listing with multiple vendors
A fragmented historical directory page lists many auto dealers and garages. Includes names such as Stoddard-Dayton, Reed, Pope, Todd Rubber Co, Ford, Haynes, Studebaker, Cadillac, and others with addresses, phone numbers, and brief descriptors of services like repair and auto supplies.
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Central Bil
Marwell
Meadow Street
Stoddard-Dayson
Meadow Atroeti
Dlosmobile
Park
Towomobile & Apperson Brome Geau
Clement Bayard
Pope Waverly
Broadway
Phing
Wiivowas-Deirot Oo
Ung Y Maynard
Gilhwer
Smith's
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