Celt wins Brooklyn Handicap in record time at Gravesend
Celt, James R. Keene’s three-year-old colt, won the Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend in a new course and race record of 2 041-5 over one mile and a quarter. Fair Play was second and Master Robert third as a crowd of 25,000 watched. Keene’s colors and Celt’s victory boost his earnings by over 40,000 in two days of racing.
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Baseball Notes Merge Into Fragmented Club Talk
The notes mention Hummel’s crouching stance at the plate and suggest hits define identity for John from Brooklyn Exchange. Cross seems likely to guide John Carney as manager of a seven-team TriState club amid a long losing streak. Sam Kennedy plans a return to lead Britain club, per Baltimore sources. Tommy Corcoran cites ex NL player roles and Phil eke’s New Haven pitcher status with Columbia College. Beer-brewed wires hint Hart-Wilkesbarre talks for Frank Burke. Jack Flynn’s release appeal to the National Commission faces mixed outcomes and the commission’s order raises questions about authorization.
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Scovin Company Mulls Turning Mill Street Plot Into Park
Scovill Manufacturing Co reportedly considers converting two acres opposite its Mill street offices into a park. Most houses on the plot are occupied but yield low rent. a city park could replace an aging, rarely used shed and provide a pleasant contrast to the company’s brick buildings.
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State Normal School selects Dinamore as commencement orator
Waterbury educator C A Dinamore wins the honor of commencement orator at State Normal School. Marcus White of New Britain Normal School will address battalion exercises on Tuesday afternoon June 23 at 2 o clock. The governor may be unable to attend due to official duties.
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Live Stock Markets Brief
Market report notes active trading in livestock futures with rent concessions and fair market activity. Key participants include Seat ROCs and related vendors showing steady demand across cattle and hog contracts. No explicit prices or dates provided.
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The Hartford Runaways Visit Reidville In Dramatic Loss
Hartford Runaways, dubbed by local writers as the Hartfords, visit Reidville and suffer a hard loss amid a rough pitching display. Swanson and Evans sparked scoring for Hartford, but a sixth inning flurry by Waterbury sealed the game as Dowd and Sillery endured early control troubles for Hartford, with injuries thinning their mound staff.
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Averages and standings in local league batting
This week shows Nichols and O'Drain leading averages while Swander tops batting with lower overall marks. Farley and Lachance follow as pitchers and fielders like Singleton and Shincel pace the defense. O'Drain and Rogers struggle with low marks. Bridgeport leads in batting and fielding among teams with Holyoke near the top overall.
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Other League Standings And Baseball Notes
League standings brief and baseball notes mention a large assortment of fancy bat bands and items from Upson Singietes.
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Oakwoods Win Over North End In Sunday Contest
The Oakwoods of the north end defeated North End by a 7 to 3 score on Sunday afternoon. An open challenge to any 18 year old is issued by the Oakwoods, with contact details for Joseph Duresheny at North Main Street, Waterbury. The Liberty Boys defeat Whippers 6 to 5. calls should reach manager Captain Walsh at 362 of 233 street. This week’s schedule lists games across Waterbury and nearby cities from Tuesday through Saturday, including Waterbury vs Bridgeport and New Haven vs Holyoke. In Baltimore, boxer Young Britt suffered a brain injury after a fifth-round clash with Welneine, later hospitalized.
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