SHOP LEAGUE OPENER DRIVES IN CLOCKS AND WATCH COMPANY
The shop league opened Saturday with two games as Oakville Pin Company failed to appear. Clock Shop defeated Farrel Foundry nine as O Loughlin limited the Foundry to three hits. Clock Shop lineup featured Ghent, Schwartz, Mulvaney, Cushion, Short, Anderson, Tracey, Kelly, and O Loughlin pitching. The Chase Rolling Mill lost to New England Watch by 8 to 4 with strong batting from the Watch team and solid lineups across the field. Other games included the Tornadoes vs. finishing team and a 29 to 1 win by the Button Department over the Seam Shop in the Golf Lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak- Ville Pin Company
Pin
Clock Company
Farrel Foundry
O'Loughlin
Clock Shop
P. Farrel Foundry
Shore
Parrot Ia
Maloney
Dowling
McAull
Brown
Hickey
Smith
Harris Jf
Chase Rolling Mill
New England Watch Company
Waterloo
RELE
Chase
Kane If
Johnson
Hayes c
Evan Ss
Geal
Austin Rf
White P
Day Rolling Mulr—Bergin c
Shaw P
Pendey Jp
Pitagibbons
McLeanes
Squires
Hanegeer
Parry
Nolan
Seprill Manufacturing Company
Barner
Bireh
Candee
New Britain Defeats Waterbury 4 to 3 In Tight Contest
New Britain 4 Waterbury 3 in a close Saturday clash before about 1,500 fans. Waterbury led 2 0 until McNulty found form in the sixth, sparking a four run rally by New Britain. The game featured bold defense and small ball, with McNulty pitching for Waterbury and Padron for New Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
New Britain Baseball Nine
Waterbury
McNulty
Britain
Boon E
Waterman
McCabe
Marsans
Finn
Huck
Burns
Bunyan
Meanroe
Rufiange
Padron
Lepine
Fitzpatrick
Swander
Mullaney
Bronkie
Tower
Murphy
Bshincel
Toner
Buflange
McCloud
Many Saturday games in local leagues with mixed results
The regular team won the first game while losing the second to Monroe Business College. Oakville fell to Bunker Hills 18 to 4. Stanley Parks beat Waterville Juniors 7 to 3, the Waterville club's first loss. The Young Condors edged Rough Riders 3 to 1, and Waterville Lilies defeated Oakville Unions 8 to 2. The Elms won 18 to 14 against Lightning Rods, and Liberty Hoys beat Sacred Hearts 14 to 10. St Johns defeated Stars 13 to 10, Pine Hills crushed St Annes 18 to 1, and Currans Clerks topped Apothecaries Hall 12 to 4. Standings and other Saturday results across leagues are listed, including top American and New England League notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Business College
Bunker Hill
Conrad
Oakvilles
Moran
Johnson
Beore
RHE. M. B.C
Kelly
Burns
Sunderland
Doolan
Chapel Street
Mulcahy School
Rae
Chapel S
Mulcahy S
Sugrue
Vaden
Bowe
O'Donnell
Waterbury Business College
Ictory
Torrington High School
Meriden
Hanover Park
Gus Soffel
Torrington Boys
Bridgeport
Wailer
Stevens
Halligan W. B.C
T. Stevens
Bauby
Gagain
Dutcher
Gillian
Monroe Business College
Oakville
Bunker Hills
Punker Hills
Lightning Rods
Norward
R.ele. L. Rods
Flaherty
Crowe
Strouse
Burest
Liberty Hoys
Sacred Hearts
Liberty B
S. Hearts
Mlewoods
Uber
L. PC
Tritones
Lee, Rhe Tornadors
Brownies
College Sacred Hearts
Talevonts
Brownie, Jr i
Riser
Henedry
City league results highlight a lone Hills victory
In an off day for the City league, the Hills defeated the Hamilton Parks at Driving Park 3 to 1 after a late home run by Campion. Key moments included Mulligan injuring a slide and Carmody holding opponents to four hits as King allowed seven runs. The day also featured a junior league game with Laurels beating the Seven, and Rosebuds edging Cadets in an extended inning showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
Hamilton Parks
King of the Parks
Carmody
Cleary
Ghent
Moran
McCoy
Conrad
Ryan
Washington Hills
Martin
Dulac
P . Galvin
W. Hills
Parks
King
Klobedanz
Laurels
Big Sevens
Golf Jets
Crow
Quinn
Rae
Kenny
Stein
College Games Summary From Worcester To Princeton Scores
College games recap shows Holy Cross defeating Wesleyan 7 to 2 in Worcester with strong pitching by Mansfield and Connelly. Princeton edged Yale 3 to 2 in New Jersey as Van Vieck limited Yale to two hits. Other items note Cambridge Creoles over Dublins, and multiple regional results including Brown, Andover Exeter, Army at West Point, and Lafayette at Bethlehem with varied scores. Umpires listed as O Reilly and Emalie. games timed around 1 hour 35 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Hi Cross
Wesleyan Satun
Holy Cross
Dowd
Mansfield
Connelly
Wesleyan
Larkin
Day
O'Reilly
Princeton
N. J
Princseton
Yale
van Vieck
Eveson
Jones
Fish
Dillon
van Vleck
Vaughn
Cittorg
Aoy Wheaton
Clark
T. Jones
Dawson
Emalie
Providence
Pene
Brown
Andover
Exeter
Williemstore
Williames
Finity
West Point
Amherst
Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jcredit
Speare Clothing
50 Grand Street
Victor
Victor Amerle
Victor College
Victor High
Victor Gloves
Victor Body
E. H. Towle
Auto Star
West Main St
Nav
Soe
Paul Asheim
South Main St
Base
Hartford
Holyoke
New Haven
the Eagle Brewing Co
Eagle Street
Fous
Ribeau
John Dalyp
Errico Ib
Newell
Martel
Sullivan On
Reilly If
William Dann
Conlen Rt
Minnicucet
Conton
Patrick Daly
Griffin
Mil
Peter Dannes
Mahan
Fitzsimons
the Sporting News
Springfield
Parker
O'Neill
Raise
Springfeld
Wilson
Evans
Schuman
O'Leary
Beard
Connor
Kennedy
Windham High School
Bulkely High School
New Poco
Heard
Feld
Swanson
Connecticut
Windham
Westerly
Casey
New London
Clinton
Rorty
Schmidt
Nolte
Hartford High School
Winsted
Gilbert School of
Stackpole
Jack” Tighe
Stack
Maine
Pacific Coast
Cigh
Tighe
Buffalo
Seco
Toronto
Montreal
Rochester
Jersey City
Lancaster
Johnstown
Wilmington
Harrisburg
Reading
Altoona
Trenton
Williamsport
Utica
Binghamton
Troy
Wilkes-Barre
Albany
Scranton
Syracuse
Lincoln
Omaha
Denver
Sioux City
Pueblo
Des Moines
St Louis
Joe O'Rourke
New York Nationals
Billy Gilbert
Hostetter
Ecatcher
New Yorks
Edmundson
Balimore
Wilkinson
Gilly” Daly
Bt Louis Boys
McClose_key
E Lepine
Bronkle
Shincel
Delehanty
Konetehy
O'Rourke
Bling
MeGlyan
McGlynn
Bil
Glynn
Tae
Witkincon
National League
Stanley Parks
Waterville
Tas
Shaw
Bergin
Stephens
Gagal
Young Condors
Rough Riders
RHE. Y. Condors
Holger
Russell
Stapleton and Firepatrick
Waterville Lilies
Rale
W Lilies
Truelove and Lariviere
Smith and Condon
The
Elms
Rhe. Elms
L. Rods
Moore and Sullivan
Flaherty and Fitzmaurice
Methodist Church
Hackett and Pierpont
Laird
Hayden
Dennison
St John’s
Stars
St Johns
Beerbaum and
Birch
Northrop and
Waldron
Pine Hills
St Annes
J. Leary
Ayers Street
Sullivan c
Finnegan P
Devine
Leary
Guffen
Moore
Casey II
T. Sullivan
Hanson
McCarthy
Parrington
Currans Clerks
Apothecaries Hall
Golf Loox
Brickell
Dunphy
Fox
Phelan
Seery If
Botan Rt
Woosters
jMoney
Marbles
We - B.C
Sper Ieets
Chicagn
St New York
Cincinatis
Boston
Ol Pare A
Pitsburg
Louie
Pels
Phil'phia
Brooklyn
Sperry Ste
Tes
Dominice and
St Lowie
Lavaia
Fidiadelotte
Warring
Glogle
Ghissagn Denerie Aires
Yan
Keeley
Biress
Detroit
Howton
Matterive-Burefelt
Philadelphia
Priesberg
New York
Chicago
Seattlereand
New England League
Say Datford
Weoresitar
New Bedford
Tye
Avert
Lowell
Lowril
Lawrence
Easter Leager
Baltimore
Newark
Toronsto
Torosto
Bellimere
Tate League
Uties
Ringhemten
Syrecuer
A. J. End G
Syra
Loeivie—Louterilie
Rosebuds
Klauberg
Stigberg
Brickle
Maher
Pickett
Coyle
Haydon
Visconti
Colts
City League
Ee C. Ww. Hac. L
Hamilton P. A.C
St Joseph's Aes
Brooklyn A
Harvard
Cambridge
New Hampshire
Thunderbolts
Petro and
Lavalley
Buddland and
Brownie
Tribunes
O'Connell
Alles
Rhe Setmmers
Myers and Stanton
Holland
O'Brien
Carlisle
Indians
Dickinson
Bethlehem
Lafayette
Tnt Este
Ao Ree Cranmer
Bree Chy
Harvard Trigemere Sv
P. Idlewonds A
Upson, Singleton & Co
South Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!