Hubbells and Phonographs Clash in Factory Ball Loop Feature
Three Factory League games are set at Seaside Park this afternoon. Hubbell Phonograph faces Bassicks while Fabrics play Remington Arms and Bullards meet the Remington Arms. DeNomme leads batting with 22 hits in 40 trips. Hawkins tops fielding and Zilia is a top pitcher as standings show Hubbell in front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
Bassicks
Bullard
Remington Arms
DeNomme
Jerry DeNomme
Hawkins
Burmitts
Zilia Os
Hubbell
Burritt
Harvey Hubbell
AB. R. Hpc
Ballard
Bassick
Ibbell
Assick
A. W. Burritt
Pbier Goode
Pinell
J Goode
Roush el
Aus Walker Rt
Harvey Hurrell
Vreigau
Brucks
Dusnell
AB. R
Petter
Wilson
Bowden
Gonzales
Gallagher
Cooper
Youngs
Obs Hartnett
Muldren
Bush
Grigsby
Andrews
Lia
Coope
Mr. Wilson
Russth
Alstrand
Tiowe
Cincinnati
Rvilmor Ann Ding
Sacsifiers
Brazil
Hartnett
Moarinvite Kundrath S
Adame
Grimm
Cascuey
Critz
Holke Lef
Ontises
Cin- Bassicks
Cinnati
Chicago
Lase
G AB
Federano
Luque
Cope
Rey Luque
Meyer
Rush
Isi
Cooper Chalkes
Uigley and Gank
O Xeil
Kinney
Matera
Helly
Jankowaky
Org Schick Traph
Columbia Os A
Indya
Haleck
Ann “Weich
Farrel
Torkin
le Devite
Ralph Cags
Bartram Aft
Ann « Herynack
Ekerriet
Bullards Vaods
Usselly
Bad Koliack Abe
Vanlev
Boeri Arsig
Ann Miautch
Fabson
Michael
Eleison Harnesworth
Mills
J Michael
Melvin A
Holden
Leonowicz
Hira A
Rose
Ryno
Murr
Polke
Miske
Stirks Orl
Plrtey
Recreation Bulletin for Seaside Park Sports Diamonds
Recreation bulletin lists multiple diamond fields at Seaside Park with schedules across leagues including Mig, Industrial, Ma CA, Rambers, Open age groups, and city leagues. Notable times range from morning to evening with open Sundays and various club times. entries mention Brooklawns to Frankling and postal clerks leagues among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaside Park
Dumond
Ua M.ca
R $B-O
Demmoay
Ramblers
Howcraft League
H.R. R
Yellow Mill
Brooklawns
Sases
Main Aleys
Postal Clerks Ly
Frankling
AU Burns
Dempsey Leaves Train En Route to Pomona
Jack Dempsey eluded his party and left the train at Pomona, thirty miles from Los Angeles, while en route with his wife Estelle Taylor. He claims to have no plans beyond making ring engagements under contract through September, leaving manager Jack Kearns bewildered by the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Pomona
Dempsey
Hinnys Wood
Estelle Taylor
Kearms
Soo
Cincinnati Defeats Chicago 4 to 1 in Rainy Lincoln Park
Cincinnati beat Chicago 4 to 1 as Pinelli belted a first inning homer off Luque. Coomer yielded seven hits but held Chicago to one run with solid defense. Maranathes debuted before home fans with a Weis catch highlighted. Caveney misplayed an error contributing to Chicago’s lone run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cincinnati
Coomer
Pinelli
Luque
Caveney
Maranthles
Weis
Michigan Football Departures Sour Caution for 1920s
Ann Arbor notes list several Michigan football aces leaving after the season and others shifting roles. Captain Herb Steger added as backfield coach at Northwestern University, while Harold Steele and several backs, linemen, and ends move toward dual roles or new teaching careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Bevenatte
Mechi
Ips
Herb Steger
Stitt
Northwesteorn University
Harold Steele
Walter Kunow
Red Miller
Direh Marion
Ted Borkwell
Hero
Turlve
Elide Capt
Wiliam Flara
Vietoe Damboff
Inh
Davies Pitches Profs Edge Kats In Tight Win
New Haven defeated Waterbury 2 to 1 in a well played game. Davies pitched for the Profs, struck out seven batters, and broke his scoreless innings streak with a run by Yord scoring the Brasscos lone tally. Moose Iler saw his seven game winning streak end after the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Waterbury
Tod
Davies
Glante
Profs
Texas Leagier Oy
Brasscos
Jeanecere
Moose
Iiler
Emmerich Breaks Leg as Hawks Win in Pittsfield
Albany defeats Pittsfield 7 to 4 in the July 24 game as Bobby Emmerich, Albany center fielder, breaks his right leg sliding home in the first inning and will miss the rest of the season. Munn drives in three with a bases loaded double in the fifth. Emmerich, Genin, Christy, Munn, Colwell and Thomas among the notable hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Albany
Munn
Bob Emmerich
Emmerich
Butler
Solomon Rf
Taylor Sa
Belanger
Genin If
Cf Bop
Christy
Colwell P
Collins
Purcell Rf
Bedford c
Thomas
Crouger
Nagle ¢ Gs
Johnson
Adams P
Staten Hages
Genin
Colwell
Fouger Solomon
Solomon
Taylor
Purcell
Thomas Lett
Bale
Adams
Hite
Joff Johnson
Stafford
Barnett Eng
Schwartz Hands Out Some Oil in Delaware League Tale
Charles Schwartz, southpaw pitcher, writes from Butte Montana to a Brooklyn friend claiming his Hartford stay kept him from the Eastern League. He says he has halted five wins and one loss, hopes for a spring training return, and includes a story of an Industrial league victory in Butte where he allowed one hit in seven innings. He notes an early Hartford win over Bridgeport at 2 to 1 and admits his lack of experience and wildness despite solid stuff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schwartz
Hartford
Butte
Montana
Brooklyn
Schwirtz
Slory
Anarondy Standard
Schwartz
Charley
Bridgeport
Schwarts
Pirates Tighten Grip On NL First, Down Cards
Pittsburgh strengthens its lead in the National League by beating St Louis 4 to 3 as Giants fall to Boston. Max Carey, Pirate captain, collects three hits and a stolen base in the victory. Cardinal pitchers Rhein and Reinhart receive little support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Giants
Boston
Rhein and Reinhart
Cardinal
Max Carey
Hornsby
Carey
Bigbee
Toporcer
Botomley
Wright
McInnis
O'Farrell
Bell
Rhem
Morrison
Reinhart
Bancroft
Gautreau
Welsh
Burrus
Felix
Padgett
Harris St
Reimer
Benton
New York Boston
Burros
Kelly
Young
Walsh
Southworth
Doube
Frank O Neill Plans to Ride in Germany
Paris July 24 An American jockey Frank O Neill touted as France's premier rider has agreed to ride in Germany. He will depart for Berlin soon leaving the French turf after nine years. O Neill came to Europe in 1907 to ride for W K Vanderbut then for A K Macomber. In Germany he will join Everett Haynes, an American rider who has been guiding the French horse Bpinard and leads in German wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Frank O'Neill
France
Germany
Berlin
O'Neill
Europe
W. K Vanderbut
A. K. Macomber
O'Niell
Everett Haynes
Courageous by good riding in Empire City feature
John Maisen pulled an inside move to win the Wedgewood handicap at Empire City Racetrack. Courageous, three-year-old by Whisk Broom, ridden by Harry Whitney, beat Zuker and Forecaster in a fast six-furlong race run in 1 09 2 5 as a large crowd watched. Mino Winoway trailed, with Nose Dive and Maiden also prominent in a crowded finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neil Sevier
Empire City Rachtrack
John Maisen
Harry Payne Whitney
Courageous
Zuker
axa@mission
Timmara
Westchester
Cutiinout
Mino Winoway
Superiette
Buster
Ober
Alfred Johnson
Mino
Ian
Nose Tive
Huw
Kirk Zaker
Amateurs Clash in New York State Golf Finalists
In Long Beach New York July 14 AP Jack Mackie Jr of Inwood and Stephen Geoghegan of Huntington prepare for a do or die match at the Lido course for the New York amateur title Geoghegan reached the semi finals by beating Grant Peacock and Dick Jones both three and two Mackie defeated Yale player Frank Wattles yesterday and then Tom Sherman one up and Eddie Driggs four players remain in contention for the championship
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Jack Mackie, Jr
Inwood
Stephen Geoghegan
Huntington
New York State
Geoghegan
Grant Peacock
Dick Jones
Harry Scharff
H.G. Edwards
Garden City
Mackies
Yale
Frank Wattles
Buffalo
Tom Sherman
Lido
Eddie Driggs
Lakeville
Tigers Advance by Lacing Sox Lyons Ht Hard
Detroit defeated Chicago 6 to 4 in Detroit on July 24, tying St Louis for fourth in the American League. Chicago’s lead was cut to five games as the Tigers jumped to an early two-run edge and stifled rallies with strong pitching by W. Collins and Doyle. Lyons was hit hard, despite good White Sox support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chicago
St Louis
Chicagos
Tigers
W. Collins
Doyle
Lyons
White Sox
Cubs Buy Touchstone From Waterbury Club
SLIM HARRISS GIVES ONLY TWO SAFE SINGLES, MACKERS USING BRUSH ON RED SOX. Clayton Touchstone, right hand pitcher of the Waterbury Eastern League club, was signed by the Chicago Cubs. Touchstone, a leading twirler, will report to Chicago at season's end. Walter Brown, 19, a Brockton, Mass. semi pro outfielder, also signed by the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim Harriss
Mackers
RED Sox
Chicago
Clayton Touchstone
Waterbury
Chicago Cubs
Touchstone
Walter Brown
Brockton
Mass
Cubs
Brown
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Todt
Wamby
Boston
Bent on Giants downfall seven safeties led by Hooper
CHICAGO and DETROIT games feature Boston defeat as Lyons and W. Collins split mound duties. Giants misfire with seven scattered hits as Hooper and Tavener produce in Chicago tilt. Slim Harriss shuts out Boston 6 to 0 with Simmon’s 16th homer powering Philadelphia win. Sports pages note Boys Day draw 15,000 youngsters before city title clash.
400 Horses Ready to Start at Saratoga
There are now 406 horses at Saratoga being prepared for the August racing. More horses will leave Empire City tomorrow, and this will continue daily. Bad weather has increased the rush as horsemen could not race at Empire City for many days unless they were mud specialists. The Yonkers plant faced ruinous weather during its peak meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Empire City
Yonkers
Harrison's Nines Busy Tomorrow
Charley Harrisons nines schedule three games at Long Hill tomorrow afternoon with Acme Irs facing Milford Pastimes, Geenfield Hill taking on Woodsides, and Greens Farms meeting New Haven Orients while last Sunday's results show Indians Stamford 5 Acme Sra 4 in 11 innings and Greenfield Hill 17 National Guards 7 amid a postponed Black Rocks vs Milford Pastimes game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Harrison
Acme Irs
Milford
Long Hill
Geenfield Hill
Woodsides
Greenfield Hill
Greens Farms
New Haven
Greens Farma
Indians
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridgeport Telegram
Tiamond
Bull Yard
Recreation Bulletin
CINCY
Bhut
Michigan
Kats
Helgeth Ur
Saetmder
Donahue
Xara
Stapleton
Lear Schauffel
Fuller
Cosgrove
McCarthy
Martin
Gleason
Lerian
Moore
Hauk
Miller
Mayer
Lindberg
Partridge
Leary
Wasterbury
Haven Oo
Lage
Falls
Bhy Fuller
Tithy
Hy Davies Eleritts
Breslin
Summers
Bobby Emmerich
HAWKS
Frank O’neil
Tilden
New York
William T. Tilden
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Meany
Thomas W. Meany
Jon TF. Wooster
James M. Gould
Baseball Writers’ Association
Fitz
David WarGerald
Fitzgeraly
Witeersld
Kinsey
Skokie Country Club
Glenwave
Hloward
Robert Kinsey
San Franisco
Illinois
Wiener
Philadelphia
Weiner
Vilesen
Lacing Sox
Browns
Waterbury Club
Benton Downs Grant Clan
Jack Scott
Terry
Mosticf
Davie
Sheely
OD Falk If
Hooper Rf
Kamm
Barrett
FO Schatk
Lyons P
Harris
Moe
Batten
Kamm Tn
Orra
Beott
Haney
Gr Rourke
Wisner
Phebe Cobb
Hooper
O*rourke
Tavener
Davis Collins
Wingo
Falk
Blue
Woodall
Avis
Balla
W. Colina
Dovie
W. Coling
Hildebrand, Geisel and Moriality
Tony Ranter
Theacora
Simmons Circuits
Ehmke
Simmons
Po Young
Frisch
Meuse
Lindstrom
Snydera
Scott P Groh
Scott
Flagstean
Ezx
Boote
Carlyle If
Todth
Wambdy
Les As Bischoff
Vache
Ae Ee
Emke
Harriss
Ed Cochrane
Lamar If
Poole
Miller of
Bishop
Dykes Ab
Galloways& Harries
Harrison
Greene
Black Rocks
Mobiloil
Jersey City
Tacoma
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!