JUDDWONDERS WIN AGAIN IN WALNUT STREET GAME
The JuddWonders defeated Selina High on Walnut Street as Nolan and Vivian starred. Hastings, Kennedy, and Nolan produced key hits while Ball hurler Kerr struggled in early innings. The Wonders pulled ahead with timely singles and steals, sealing the win with late runs.
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Kwey
Gepean
Vivian
Battin High Selina
Walnut Street
Winnie
Mdean
Vivianna
Sir Tirday
Binks
Poe
Panier
Isennedy
Bartin
J. W. Nolan
O. A. Nolan
Kerr
Seiler
Smith
W. Nolan
Riley
Ani Smith
Adelburg
Old Master Stops Spike Robson In Lightweight Bout
In Philadelphia April, the world champion lightweight, known as the old master, stopped Spike Robson in the third round of a six round bout. Robson, the English catchweight, was heavier and had a reach advantage but was knocked down and finished by the referee's stoppage. The card also featured local junior and military events and notes on the eighth grade, with various community happenings at Star grounds and nearby venues.
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Spike Robson
Philadelphia
Ineiana
Pugilise
Saehegi
National Athletic Talibinas
Robson
Ead
Oestament Beter Hie
Driscoll the Only One Profiting in Lackawanna League
In the Lackawanna League last season one manager, Driscoll, reportedly earned money while others lost. He headed the first traveling team representing Elizabeth and received a starting guar antee that was trimmed as teams dropped to three. His profits came from guaranteed games and side payments, with added income from touring games against New York and other areas.
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Tia
Drideau
Elizabeth
Hae
Aril
Dave
Tiesty
New York
Neason
Lackawanna
Princeton Defeats Dickinson in College Baseball Tilt
Princeton stars showed strong hitting and steady pitching as they beat Dickinson College 4400 in a mid afternoon game. Lang struggled on the mound while Princeton’s batters supplied timely hits. Defensive miscues by Dickinson helped Princeton extend rallies as the game unfolded.
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Princeton
Ayal
Dickinson College
Lang
Nageant
Darkinson
Yale Beats Trinity in First Inning Rally
Yale defeated Trinity in New Haven as Woodle the Trinity pitcher allowed three runs in the first inning. Yale’s Burns and Manco contributed decisive hits while Trinity failed to respond. Virginia beat Amherst 5 to 1, with Calgate and Bowdoin also winning games.
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New Haven
Conte
Yale
Fritz Sachs Beats George Craig in Catch Wrestling Bout
Fritz Sachs defeats George Craig in a best two of three catch as catch can match at Lew Chick Mall 48 Washington Avenue. Referee Louis Greenburg oversees the bout. Craig seeks another chance, with Billy Moore backing him for $25.
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Fritz Rachy
George Craig
Lew Chick Mall
Washington Avena
Sacha
Craig
Billy Moore
Sachs
Louis Greenburg
Intercounty Tournament Stare Defeats Tuxedos On Wemien Alleys
The Krueger of Newark won two matches last night in the Intercounty tourney on Bitke's alleys. The Stare defeated the Tuxedos of Newark for an even break on the wemien, the Tuxedo five being shut out. High score of the series went to Dannesbaam of the Kruegera with 226.
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the Krueger
Newark
Bitke
Stare
Tuxedos
Wemien
Dannesbaam
Kruegera
Murray
Masterson
Linder
Weigand
Decker
Ersleben
Masterton
Erxieben
Outlaws in Toronto contemplate club peeling plans
Toronto April 2 correspondence from William Baxter discusses peeling a club in Toronto. The note indicates the plan will proceed in dates not yet set in the Eastern League, with local capitalists involved and a possible early action except for holidays.
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Toronto
Union
Leavene Ia
William Baxter
Thin City
Guinea
Taxter
Conductor Admits Fraud After Long Service
A longtime company conductor on a major road habitually skimmed fares from students. He collected about three dollars per trip, using counterfeit kindness to pocket extra money. In October 1904 officials received his resignation and a full confession via a $1,324 check. The road did not prosecute, and the incident stunned observers.
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Nuilronda
Punich
Condorter
Outlaws Target Reserve List Players In Baseball Prospect
Aged minor leaguers drafted for big league clubs face offers from outlaw leagues as doubts grow over stability of three outlaw organizations. Some will stay with majors, others sign with Union Atlantic or Pennsylvania New Jersey leagues if blocked from big teams. If outlaw leagues endure, more players will be sought after. if organized baseball strengthens, those tied to outlaw groups risk losing future playing chances.
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Outlaws
Whey
Init Niiny
Seri
Jant Senven
Union League
Twists in Tree Trunks Under Earth’s Rotation
The Bulletin of the American Forestry Association notes tree trunk twists align with the sun’s path and Earth’s rotation. Belgian geologist Van den Broeck cites growth conditions. most trees twist right in the Northern Hemisphere and left in the Southern, a wind and season related effect.
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Storma
van den Broeck
Orion
Jean Branbes
American Forestry Association
Tuxedo Tourney Feat by New York Typewriter Miss Fritz
At Olympia business exhibition the Prince and Princess of Wales watched Miss Rose Fritz, a New York typewriter, write 113 words in a minute. The Prince admired the speed and asked for her signature, which she gave and he pocketed the sample as a souvenir.
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Iedss
Wales
Olympia
Rose Fritz
New York
Line
Missy Fritz
Taming the Waves with Nets
A plan to reduce wave force is tested at Favre by Baron and Alessandro, an Italian living in Paris. The invention uses a net eye hemp of 100 feet anchored in the water to quiet the sea, designed to catch heavy wastes and prevent breakers after oil spreads on the surface.
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Favre
Baron Andtessandro
Paris
Burns speaks at Sphinx Club dinner in London
World heavyweight champion Tommy Burns attended a Sphinx Club dinner in London and spoke on Publicity in Sport amid talks of a Burns Johnson match. Burns demanded 23000 as his share, favored a 45 round fight in California or Nevada, and discussed a UK bout with Gunner Muir with large gate receipts.
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London
Tommy Byrne
Sphinx Club
Oxford
Burns
Lord Alverstone
Mostyn Pigott
Fiot
Neali
Anila
New York
Johnson
California
Nevada
England
Gunner Muir
Pulliam Instructs Umpires Staff for Season Start
New York April 2 President Pulliam of the National League led a four and a half hour meeting instructing umpires on duties for the season opening. Most staff attended except Johnstone, who remains sidelined in Newark for about a month. He urged stricter handling of rowdyism and ball carelessness. Hank ODay attended, others named for assignments in St. Louis Providence West Point and Browne University contests.
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New York
Pulliam
National League
Johnstone
Newark
Frank Chance
Fred Clarke
Hank O'Day
Chicago
Weat
St. Rob
Unclear speech at commencement draws crowd
A self made millionaire failed to deliver an opening speech at a commencement ceremony. He spoke slowly, repeating the same idea, while two boys in the rear asked if he was finished. The moment grew restless as onlookers waited for the address to conclude.
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Cdeckman
Hackmen See Fewer Fares As Winter Panic Hits
William J. Ryan head of the Scheme Council of Public Hackmen of New York says winter panic cuts hackmen receipts. He warns of lowering English rates to 12 cents a mile from 50, noting many drivers complain. A public square overheard grumbling reflects the trade’s slump.
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William J. Ryan
Council of Public Hackmen of
New York
Ryan
Los Angeles Times
Slim Mattison Hurt in Philadelphia
Slim Mattison of 64 Jefferson was riding a broncho near Callowhill toward the Pennsylvania Railroad freight yard when a cyclist collided with him. The broncho bolted, sending Mattison through a drugstore window. He sustained multiple cuts and bruises and will be unable to play for some time.
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Slim
Mattison
Jefferson
Philadelphia
Callowhill
Pennsylvania Railroad
O'Donnell V Siaube Clash On Star Alleys Tonight
A bowling match on Star alleys features Tom O'Donnell facing Brooklyn’s Larry Siaube in a best six from eleven. O'Donnell is said to know his duties well while Siaube is regarded as one of Brooklyn’s best, promising a keen test.
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Tom O'Donnell
Larry Siaube
Brooklyn
O'Donnell
Siaube
Lea's Misfit Clothing Parlors Ad Surplus Promises
Newark shop promotes honest prices and no promises while showcasing imported and tailor made overcoats and garments. Ads cite prices from five to fifty dollars and appeal to readers to visit the Troquois Building location for spring styles and wide selection.
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Lea’s
Washington St
Market St
Troquois
Newark
N. J
K.P. Cox
Mgr
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Hell Ite Regilar
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Mattison Hurt
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