Park City League Brishaldesyn and Rivalry Replay
Report covers Park City league action with Brooklawns at Meatown, Umpire Hewell and Scorer Hur, plus St Marys and St Patricks matchups. Notes crowd, contract dispute, and game replay. mentions Umpires Howell and Magner, and team nicknames like Ryan’s Rovers and Paddies. features Joe Borrell profile and boxing history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brishaldesyn
Brooklawns
Meatown
Aver
Cullen
Wratemnarx Woodsites
Reumtwick
Hewell
Bridgeport Ya
St. Maryaet
St. Aes Oval
Fidsmer
Expecton
Hairs Frehtite
Enn
Pere Citys
St Patricks
Gasme
SPAR
Upder
Sulea
Promdent Magner Tee
Bes Perales
Iene
Brooksides
Dawn Hasters
Westerns
Braves
Park
Ryan’s Rovers
St. Marys
E. Bridgeports
Lemon Morans
Patricks
Paddies
Freaklawns
Roosters
Half and Half and Odd Tales From A Rural Day
A fragmented reminiscence mix of informal dialogues about locals, tricks, and a hint of stage magic. It references a mischief involving Sam Krawes, a pop figure, and a plan to reveal or test a secret, with a digression into dancing men and a note about Sikorsky flying a large aeroplane to 6,600 feet.
American tennis stars face heavy Davis Cup task in 1914
New York reports elaborate preparations for Davis Cup rounds as American, English, and Australasian players brace for crowd-heavy matches. Details cover possible final rounds at Forest Hills and Newport, with teams assembling and venues expanding to seat thousands for the all-star battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Longwood
Forest Hills
Long Taland
Boston
West Side
United States
America St
Seeranes
Newport
Brooks
Wilding
Doust
Dunlop
Parke
Lews Barrett
Dixon
Wallace J:mi. Touccard
William Johnston
Clothier
Peli
Edlestead
Newport Courts
Ty Callah
Rapié
Australasia
Posveas
Doast
Icnoraniage
Mae
Eee
Belece
Etm Tenelle
Assaulsting
Cher Sopspas
Vis Cap Maton
Exrales Espenseras Wits Satars Aeter Thas
Belgium
France
Wimbledon
England
J. C Parke
F. G. Lowe
A. Kingsleore
Cobb Tied as Leading Batsman
Chicago June 20 Ty Cobb tied with C Walker of St. Louis for the leading batting average at .247 in this week's American League. Detroit, Philadelphia, and New York show prominent team marks while Muisel leads stolen bases with 23. Pitching leaders include Wood Hoehrier Wyckoff and Mathewson with notable win totals.
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Chicago
Jime
Ty Cobb
C. Walker
St. Louis
Covelsexie
Detroit
Baker
Philadelphia
Jackson
Cleveland
Athletics
Muisel
New York
the Wood
Boston
Hoehier
Wyckoff
C. Miller
Hummel
Brooklyn
Dallen
Aberfein
Herzog
Mathewson
Pfeiffer
Aitchison
Doak
St Louis
Clothier Appeals Fine For Receiving Stolen Goods
Louis A. Newman proprietor of a State Street clothing shop was fined 25 dollars and costs and got 10 days in jail by Judge Wilder for receiving records stolen from the American Graphophone Co. He appealed after a defense motion was overruled, delaying trial to September to protect his business. Also, Annie Burros was committed to Middletown State Asylum after detention at Lakeview. In Fairfield, Jacob Paley’s Tumz Hill store was burglarized again with over 60 dollars in goods taken, marking a third break in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Newman
State Street
Wilder
American Graphophone Co
Charere
Albert Stefanko
T. J. Cohn
de- Murer
Newman
Annie Burros
Fairfield Avenue
Lakeview
Middletown State Asylum For
Morrissey
The
Charities Department
Jacob Paley
Tumz
Fairfield
Sylvia Wins Hearing For Suffragettes
The news reports that Sylvia leads suffragettes to a breakthrough as ASQUITH finally grants them a hearing. Activists celebrate a milestone in their campaign for women's voting rights amid political resistance and public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Asquith
Sing Sing Prison Visage and Crimean Cosmopolitan Stereotypes
A journalist visits Sing Sing and estimates about a third of inmates are detectives or require medical care, another third are youths suited for rehabilitation, and the rest are hardened criminals. The piece contrasts American crime with English crime, noting foreign-born inmates and a cosmopolitan criminal class in New York. It includes scattered anecdotes about robberies, Whistler anecdotes, and social commentary on crime and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sing Sing
New York
England
Licensed To Wed In City Marriage Licenses Issued
Max Apstein a painter of 1325 Pembroke street obtained a marriage license to wed Etta Epstein of South Norwalk. Other licenses went to Benjamin Merritt Crane Valve Co. employee of 338 Hanover street and Emmaline Davson 18 of Lowell Mass. and Arthur F Guggenheim. An American Gas Co. inspector and Miss Mary A Bingham of 29 Logan street, plus Dr. L J Friedman of 357 East Main street who has been hospital substitute, passed the New York state board exams and plans to move to New York by mid July to 4th street and Second avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Apstein
Pembroke Street
Etta Epstein
South Norwalk
Benjamin Merritt
Crane Valve Co
Hanover Street
Emmaline Dawson
Lowell
Mass
Arthur F. Guggenheim
American Gas Co
Mary A. Bingham
Logan Street
L. J. Friedman
East Main Street
New York State Board
New York
4Th Street
Second Avenue
On the Art of Procuring Pleasant Dreams
Benjamin Franklin cites a playful tale about Methuselah. It recounts how Methuselah, the longest liver, slept outdoors and was told by angels to build a house for a 500 year future, to which he replied it is not worth building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Krawes
Sam
Mr. Kraywas
Aynut
Sam Krawss
Benny
Bop
Tony
Uthir
Methuselah
Benjamin Franklin
Methusalem
Angel
Prethusalem
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Samis Tomorro
Montag
Umaire Howell
Thraah
Park City
Tom Magner
Tur
Patrick
St Marys Byam
Akipi
Tawista
Bishom
Waa Wen
Boul Aight
Navn
Mupe
Hlainger
Willie
National League
Roger Sresna
Dan Fj
Suimdallee
Geords
Nis
Gresnpt
Gaiden
Dr. Golden Aidit
Merrick
Rief
Bakow
Mabegee Pop
Taufer
Pop
Romer
Cigs
Pee Eem
Ena
Rum
Omictalty
Hem Ryans
Rovers
AM Styke
Heve
Borrele
IraLeax
Joe Borrell
Borrell
Jon
Ford Munger
Baltic Rigea
Joe Siewer
South Bethlehem
Dicky Gilbert
Afteen
Jacksonville
Tom
Mike ‘Dempsey
Walter Monabate
Altoona
Joe Lewis
Barrett
Bandeman Biske
London
Cotter
Fateh
Detmg
Thalian
Toromy ‘Ryan
Hugo Kelly
Kelly
Kotchil
Papke
Jack
Gulliven
Stallen
Widdlenstedt
Tony Capont
Gt Paull
Pat Mas Tatar
Prunderopit
Nia
Beschutches
Park Cites
East Bridgeport
Woosaden Moo
National Association of Dancing Manters
Sikorsky
St. Petersburg
McLaughlin
U.S
Harvard
Royal Henley
Union Boat Club
Haverford College
Haverford ‘College
Aero Club of
Poughkeepsie
Cornell
Columbia
Washington
Cobb
Sylvia Pankhurst
Asquith S
Samiet
Wa Udence
Dowling Street
Pankhorst
Erste
Frase
Glesmar
Margaret Quency
Johnny J. Jones
Sing“Bre, Detectives
Arthur Conan Doyle
Consolidated Coal and Lumber Works
Esid
National Monthly
Whistler
Whister
Mr. Tonides
M. Oulevey
Kirschbbsch
Lambert
Whistter
Halles
Pex
Painter
of James MacNeill Whistler
EB. B. and
J. Pennell
Wil Sidep
Juche Air
T Bert
Torr
Reese
Moormper
Mallee
New York Sun
Anih
America
Morocco
Bert Yeonie
Dex
Sreyer
Anether
Tommy
Philodaiphis Besard
ASP
Byron
WED
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