Waterbury Triumphs 7-6 Over New Haven In Ninth Inning
Waterbury rallied in the ninth inning to beat New Haven 7 to 6 at the Rock. Simmons hit a three-base homer for Waterbury, while Sillery faltered in relief after a strong start. Stoup and Havel contributed earlier, and Lauder homered for New Haven as both clubs produced late scoring surge.
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Preceptor Loses Favorite in Saratoga Race
At Saratoga Aug 1 a hot favorite Preceptor went down to defeat as Connaught Ranger surged from behind to win by a head. Chepontuc placed third. Second race saw Tenancy by Courtesy win with Disobedient second and D Arkle third. Beau coup scored in the last bell as Royal Tourist Marathon and Sanford pair faded. Sixth race favored Delirium over Francis Ray and Chief Rang.
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Royal Tourist
Marathon
Sanford
Kennyette
Sir John Johnson
Beaucoup
Chepontuc
D'Arkle
Hte
Ragsi Tourtet
Delirium
Francis ‘Ray
Rant
Detroit Blue Ribbon meeting splits heat races
At Detroit August 1 the annual Blue Ribbon meeting concluded a long program of split heats. The 2:07 pacing event for Tamme was won by Canadian pacer Darky Hist driven by Snow. Aut, an outsider, placed second and third in 20.44 heats before breaking early in the final heat.
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Detroit
Cox
Burns the Sleeper of the Diamond
The article profiles Bill Burns of the California pitching staff as an unusually calm and sleep prone player. It notes he often dozes on the bench or en route to games yet remains unfazed by close battles and believes rest aids his pitching. If he maintains this pace he may continue strong performances.
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Waller
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Bill Barns
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Bill
Iewes
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New Haven
Waterbury
Washington
Cliveland
Dorando Gains Support Bequest from Renare Admirers
In London on August 1 Dorando the Italian runner defeated by Hayes in the Marathon received a gift of a cigarette case from Renare supporters. The diminutive crowd and press note the gesture as a token of esteem for the athlete and related public interest in the event.
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Teatian Renare
London
Dorando
League hot times those down the road in New Haven
Connecticut league magnates end two hour session at Hotel Gard to settle issues amid protests and umpire fallout. President Tracy sustains Bridgeport New Britain July 1 replay and sets August 8 for related action. Several resignations and player sales noted including Maggert move to Springfield.
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Gus Soffel
Meriden
Gus
Wilkinson
Wilk
Harry Durant
Waterbury
Durant
Charlie Kennedy
Gus Merrick
Tracy
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Princeville
James H. O'Rourke
Clarkin
Hartfe
Dan O'Neil
Springfield
Fred Winkler
Holyoke
W. W. Hanna
Britain
Charles Cheney
Moride
Geor Cameron
George Bone
New Layen
Bridgeport
Harry O'Hagan
Hill
Maggert
O'Neil
Murphy
Wheeling
Kennedy
Elks League Baseball Action in Waterbury
Meriden visitors pushed a strong lineup to challenge Waterbury Elks, taking an early two-run lead before illness forced pitcher Jim O Connell to retire. Waterbury rallied behind Bill Thompson and George Mulligan as they sealed a win with a balanced, error-light effort.
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Waterbury Elks
Jim O'Connell
Elks
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Elke
Jim
Martin McEvoy
Uie
O'Connell
Bill Thompson
Bill
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Wa Ohne
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Gaffney
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Slavin
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Wae
Haggerty
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Island
Ef Weer
Ed Wiggins
Weed Reyes Lee
Pee
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Scully
Ryan
Stavin
Mul-lgan Sandland
Bane
Lee
Umpire Decision Shapes Waterbury Hartford Controversy
A disputed play in a Waterbury at Hartford double header sparked protests over umpire calls. Waterbury manager argued a runner should have remained on base after a fair ball, while Umpire Whineon allowed action, leading to a review by NL president Harry Pulliam and a formal letter from Waterbury official P O Hagan.
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Plank
McLean
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Connor
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Accorsini
Finn
Yale
Rising
Scanlon
Golden
Wade
Lyons
Warterbury
Local baseball notes and Bristol trip details
Hospitality for bars in Ames kept fans busy between games. Elks fans sang as they parted the grounds and gave Waterbury a cheer. The next game hosts Bristol with a key player expected to join. Ay ain will send support to Bristol. The team plans to depart by trolley shortly after 1 PM.
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Kenney
Plainville
H. T. Bray
Ellis
Demby
Middletown
Carlson
Kennedy
Ames
Elks
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Bristol
Cnet
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