Local amateur baseball wins and league actions
The Good Wills beat the Laurels 16 to 7 after a five run fifth inning surge, with Pickett, Hayden, Bennett, Kopp and Mulvaney pitching. Other Brass City League games saw Idlewoods defeat Defenders, Brownies topple Trimmers, Hamilton Parks and St Josephs clash, and reports of rule changes to strengthen teams.
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Rae
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Pickett and
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Bennett, Kopp and Mulvaney
Stanley Parks
Gity
St Annes
Rosebuds
St Thomas Cadets
Hamilton Parks
Washing Colts
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Jack Mc Tan
Bridgeport
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George Shove
St Joe's
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Martin Horan
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Hille
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Henebry
Xoonan
Shambert
Horan
Carmody
Brooklyn
Legee
Giants Shy of Regulars In Reidville Exhibition
The Sporting News notes three New York Giants played in Reidville with Christy Mathewson hot on the mound for New York, while Waterbury’s Farley lacked support. Beecher pitched for New York as Waterbury won 6 3 over New York with strong bats from Bastian, Singleton, and Lepine. Additional scores from Chicago and Cincinnati games are listed alongside league standings and regional results.
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New York Giants
Reidville
Christy Matthewson
Ne York
McKinney
Waterbury
Beecher
New Yorks
Farley
Waterburys
Bastian
Fitzpatrick
Swander
Lepine
Bronkie
Shincel
Singleton
Rice
Shannon
Donlin
Needham
Nicklin
Merkle
Doyle
Crandall
McKeon
New York
Hare Bastian
Fitzzpatrick
Bronkle
Pinny
Saturday Ball Games Highlight Local Loss and Wide Action
A busy Saturday slate at Hanover park and nearby venues features Waterbury’s locals losing 5 to 1 in the morning, with Soffel’s team pulling ahead and Golden making key plays. Rochester beat Toronto 3 to 1, Buffalo routed Montreal, and several afternoon and morning matchups across Lancaster Harrisburg, Johnstown Altoona, Reading Williamsport, and Holyoke showcased strength, errors, and notable performances as Springfield, New Haven, Hartford, and others posted wins or were challenged by rain and tough innings. Attendance reached about 2,000 in Springfield and 1,800 in Hartford, with multiple pitchers and fielding errors shaping outcomes.
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Waterbury
Meriden
Hanover Park
Soffel
Harry Durast
Springfield
Holyoke
Zamloch
Springfeld
Lavender
Pontes
Waite
Powell
McCloud
Merrick
Luby
Hartford
New Britain
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Berger
Seore
Hartoord
Sonal
Accorsint
Harrisburg
Lancaster
Har- Golden
Arrisburg
Barbour
Altoona
aAltoona
Johnstown
Pastor
Reading
Williams- Robarge
Sae Port
Tuckey
Presige
Bastian
Fitzpatrick
Swander
Shineel
Lepine
Bronkie
Singleton
Lucia
Tae
Rice
Closecreee
Hita
Accorsini
Golden
Acorsini
Cote
Rorty
Small games yield big scores as Pots and Pans win big
Jack Sayles Crescents lost heavily 14 to 2 to Tom Ward's Pots and Pans on Hill street. Nell and Gilbert formed the winning battery for Pots and Pans, while Sayles struggled for Crescents. Other local results include Lakerims 18 Trimmer Juniors 10, Locals 16 Willards 6, Rose Hills 12 South Ends 10, Pirates 13 South Views 12 in extra innings, Clovers beat Blue Fronts 11 to 7, Laurels 12 Tornadoes 9, Ushers 21 to 6, Whippers 6 to 4, Young Brook Streets 12 Freight Hoppers 7, and St Annes II 12 South Sts 3. Manager Egan seeks players ages around 16 for South End trials.
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Jack Sayles
Crescents
Tom Ward
Hill Street
Sayles
Tom Hayes
Nell
Gilbert
Ward
Wood
Rose Hills
Whiston
Walsh
Pirates
Rye
Lawlor and Clark
Pratt and Young
Holy Cross Beats Dartmouth 3–0 in Rain Shortened Game
Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 3 to 0 in Worcester on Saturday, the game called at halftime due to rain. Batteries Mansfield and Larkin for Holy Cross. Glaze and Leonard for Dartmouth. The game remained unfinished.
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Ron
Worcester
Mass
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Mansfield
Larkin
Glaze
Leonard
Hackenschmidt Seeks Rest to Treat Knee Injury
London June 1 Hackenschmidt in poor health cites water on the knee and cancels engagements through October worth about £3000. He plans rest and medical treatment and says he would not risk his tone for matches while unfit, prioritizing recovery over earnings and aiming to face Gotch later.
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London
Mr Dooley Comments On Marriages And June Weddings
The speaker urges lifelong marriage, denounces lenient laws, notes June as wedding month per Statistics, and mentions attire details for the groom best man ushers and audience men. The piece closes with a nod to money saving cash store prices.
Local tennis match ends in home victory over Waterbury
The Thomaston squad edged Waterbury in a Saturday tennis meet at home. Seven matches were won by the locals amid a few rained-out singles. Players included Roberts Flint Hazen Jobe Jeane Wheeter and Stahl along with Hoadley Spier Hopkins Curtis and others for Waterbury. Final singles results show Roberts over Stahl 4 2 4 2 and Johnston over Firmdmen 6 2 6 2 among others.
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Waterbury
MC. A
Wham
Athlere
Thomaston
Fred Roberts
A. Flint
Austin Hazen
Jobe Joburton
Thomas Jeane Wheeter
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