Medals Await Young Athletes at Catholic Union Meet
The fourteenth annual field and track championship of the Catholic Young Men's Dionesan Union, with 28 clubs in Newark diocese, will be held at Hillel Park Belleville next Saturday afternoon. About 600 athletes from Elizabeth Newark and surrounding areas compete for medals in events from 100 to 1 mile, relays, and field events. Manages and clubs including Father Mathew I A Newark, St Patrick’s Lyceum Elizabeth, St Michael’s Newark, and St Joseph’s Paterson prepare large entries. competition for the diocesan banner is expected close among T A Society Belleville and St Michael’s Junior Holy Name Newark.
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Catholic Young Men's
Dionesan Union
Clibe
Newark
Hillel Park
Belleville
Elizabeth
Athi
Hoya
New York A. C
American A.C
Greater
New York
Catholic Young Men's Athletic League
Thin
Mathew T/A
Ut Boolety
Wniler
Bernard J
Owena
At, Augustines
St. Patrick's Herreum
Vali
Holy Npine Society
St. Joseph's
Paterson
Dw. Ram
Infor
Tustitulus
Wio
Diocesan
Philadelphia
William C. Sullivan
Hove Lenge
Wwondicap
Steve Stusly
Mary
Saidy
Teada
Dione
St. Trigk’s
Daweim
Eabete
Merymond
Empary
Brant
Hona
Oot Institute
Dents Oh Bytepatric
Belleville Cuthinlie
Geos Ebner
J. J. Miyping
Saul
Wnion Bell Waste
Tf Institute Hall
Palermo
St. Mary's Vo M.C
Michael's
Holy Nann Society
Father Mathew I. al B
Tio
Alan
Young Lyceum
Athletia
Argos
Elif
T. A. #. Society
Inet
St. Michael’s
Holy Name Society
Dlowe
T. Asr
Society
St. Mi
Elisabeth Lyceum
Netteville Catholic Chol
Athedtras
Joorph's
St Michaely Raetet We
Orange
St.“Patrick
Deleottle Catholic Clube
Kamer
Apt Frank Coghlan
Tnatitut A. C. Newark
Entrance Come Dita
Finals Left in Tennis Tourney Show Sharp Doubles Play
Readers note final rounds of the tennis tournament with standout doubles results. William Jlanison and Robert Shomrer top Hagow and Kirkland 6 4 to advance, as the field narrows to pairs Marrison vs Shearey and Clowe vs Gordon My Kage. Remaining schedule and venue details indicate a tightly contested finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jlanison
Robert Shomrer
Joseph Hagow
Masin Kirkland
Marrison
Shearey
Dnine Clowe
Gordon My Kage
Ted
Union County Wins At Cricket In Tattoo Scoring Triumph
Union County defeats Paterson A by 65 to 46 at Waverly in a key league match. Notable performances include IK Goddard of Union County and strong bowling by D A Gibson and W Dunes. Patterson’s Bunce and six-wicket hauls stood out, while fielding aided Union County’s defense. Next Saturday features Newirk versus Bound Brook and Jersey City matches as the league continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valen County Cricket Club
Paterson
Téio
Waverly
Ihe Bate Fing
Goddard
Union County
Att Bha Nee Tean
Vee
D. A. Gibson
W. Dunes
Hbson
Thelizabeth
Sveuured
Bunce
Calon County
Smith
Mallenovis
Hanes
Mane
Godtara
Jeane Ganos
Newirk Va
Bound Brook
Towad Braoky Patersome
Udon
County
Jersey
Tanion
Tidine
Maton
Bkaa
Flick Wins Double-Header Game at Wilkes Harrow
The Flick nine won the fleet game of a double-header played on the former grounds yesterday against Wilkes Harrow. Tete 4 featured strong pitching and timely hitting as Flick secured the victory.
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Wilkes Harrow
Flick
Automobile Notes: Local men place orders for new cars
Samuel Moore of the city has arranged with a Newark company to build a wide cylinder touring car, an exact duplicate of the vehicle Colonel Austen Colgate bought last winter in Fast Orange. The car is to be delivered in mamils and Hearn and Jones have also placed orders for new autos.
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Samuel Moore
City
Newark
Austen Colgate
Fast Orange
Oe QC
H. Hearn
H.K. Jones
St Louis Boys Rally To Win In Tenth
In a 10 inning tilt at the shore resort, St Louis defeats State 21 to 1. McGlynn and Waller shine on the mound while Middleton, Beery, and Cuddy standout in the field. The game drew 2,500 as fans witnessed a real league battle and decisive tenth inning scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Nationale
Arounda
Nhesen Eee
St. Lovie
Accorsini
Waller
Kennedy
Lundwig
Hyrae
Golden
Middleton
Niveton
Wrank Burke
Minaiasippi
Bucké
Burke
Rob Middleton
Wil Seery
Ken Waller
Joe Cuddy
Carlstrom
Beery
Secon
McGlynn
Haine
AAU
McGlyn
McGlyan
Atrikeouts
Melvnnn
Red
Wnt
Lysne
Bilech
St. Louie
Shaw
Bickerer
Charlot Fromuiddy
Delehanty
Acscorsiné
Ludwig
Reem
Luis
ST. Lou
HBO
Murray
Peer Kuinetehy
Poor Tadwig
Hyrie
Th. Gilbert
McGlynnm
Torin
Generosity undoing of foundry players
A seven inning game Saturday on the Star ground pitted Central Railroad Shop against the Singer Factory Foundry team. Central won 7 to 5 in a well played contest marked by errors on both sides. Each team used two pitchers, all effective. Central appeared short handed, and the Foundrymen lent players to the visitors, then were defeated by their own loaned men.
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Morting
Central Railroad Shop
Foundryiet
Singer’ Factory
Foundrymen
Why He Lost His Friends
A reflective critique on friendship and loyalty. The text contrasts self centered snobbishness with true generous trust, noting a man who never nurtured ties through service, often judged friends by utility and spoke ill of them in their absence. It includes a fire department anecdote about recognizing an alarm.
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Ahile
Wan Alwaye
A. M. Downes
New York Fire Department
Kiggins Wins Suburban Club Golf Ball Sweepstakes
E T Kiggins won the golf ball sweepstakes at the Suburban Club links with a net 77 from a field of twelve. R Be Cissel took second with 61. A F C Milligan posted the day’s high score of 88. The piece notes other players, upcoming events, and a schedule for an amateur invitation tournament at Deal Golf Club, including dates August 20 to 22 and a return match with New Brunswick Club.
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E. T. Kiggins
R. Be Cissel
A.F.C Milligan
F. Whgethe
R. B. Cianel
Tontat
Vexin
New Brunswick
Thirada
O Rourke's One Hour Game Sparks Baseball Oddities
Fragmented summary notes a game pitched by F O Rourke with wild pitches, two base hits by Comrog and Meade, stolen bases by Comrog and Golden, and a double play sequence J O Rourke to Wil to Conroy. Pitcher Ceriend and Golden credited with wins or feats. game lasted one hour fifteen minutes.
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F. O'Rourke
Godden
Comrog
Meade
Homa
Olea
Basce
Golden
Wilson
Pritaseah
J. O'Rourke
van Virien
Cavabaugh
Wil
Garland
Conroy
Ceriend
N Wore Robinson
F. Oy
Burke
B. Evern
Brewar
Matt Peters
Lobr
O. Ry Frats
P. Anes
Bureka A. C. Rr
HK P.O. A. E
Sauer
Feiss
Jobneoa
Abe Manuel
Certs Eo
Bauer
Andrews
Eureka A. C
Evers
Vivian
Strock
Robinson
Nokes
Brewer
Miler
Peters
Roller
Reeves
Mitchel Burke
Miller
St Andrews Dominate Eurekas In Errorless Win
St Andrews beat Eurekas 7 1 on Walnut Street grounds in a largely unremarkable contest. Miller starred with a sharp double play and three stolen bases while Eurekas pitcher Frank Sauer struggled with wildness walking seven.
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St. Andrews
Walnut Street Grounds
Eurekas
Miller
Frank Sauer
Vonrideradts
Elks Forfeit After Declining Padding Opponent
The Elks forfeited a game at the Palmer grounds yesterday morning rather than play what they believed was a padded Washingtons squad. An energized crowd witnessed the team’s decision and the ensuing protest.
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Elke
Palmer Grounds
Washingtons
Gobbler Smith Shines In Eleven Inning Parkways Win
Smith pitched eleven innings for Parkway A. A. of Newark against Franklin Academy. The Parkways won 4 2 as Smith struck out twelve and allowed only four scattered hits.
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Smith
Gobbler" Smith
Parkway A. A
Newark
Franklin Academy
Parkways
Wright and Little win East doubles title at Longwood
Boston August 3 Wright of Boston and R D Little of New York won the East doubles championship Saturday at Longwood Cricket Club defeating W A Larned of Annapolis and G L Wrenn of New York in five sets This victory earns Wright and Little the right to face the West and South champions for the chance to challenge Alexander and Hackett for the National title at Newport this month.
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Boston
B. ©. Wright
R. D. Little
New York
Longwood Cricket Club
W. A. Larned
Annapolis
G. L. Wrenn
Wright
Little
Alexander
Hackett
Newport
Horrid Men Win Ball Game in Dramatic Ninth Inning
A chaotic baseball game features the Assorted Athletes defeating the Indies in the ninth inning with a 13-6 comeback, amid playful banter and colorful names like Miss Alicia Theodora Morgan and Red McCormack. The crowd holds its breath as Miao Temie, Nettie Morgan, and Anne Adeline Steger are highlighted among the quirky lineup of players and spectators.
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Gwendoline Schilling
Miao Temie
All Stars
Josing
Ming
Indy
Alicia
Theodora Morgan
Elizabeth Wan
Reddy McCormack
Nettie Morgan
Nettie
Red
Myrtle Morgan
Princess Booth
Miss Morgan
Red McCormack
Pielder Annette Estelle - Maretal
Anna Adeline Steger
Dretay
Lenin
Misa Mathilda
Millicent Haeder
Alice Helsisa Cha
Lloyd
Moore
Niebre
Mr. Brugge
Remei
Miss Chapon
Fi Janing
Anne Adeline
Firat
Loyd
Mertibya Rm
Horre
Tessie Schilling
Pi Anna
Steger
Ma Morgan
Emma. Berge
Netoder
Tie Morgan
Mathilda
Alice Chapon
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Diocesan Union
St. Patrick's Lyceum
Harrison
Shoster
Close-McKenale
Inky
Hiinabeth Toone
Hamburg
Baseball
Chile
South Park Aou
de Wee
Milnes
Marniy
Kometebiy
Stefanie Setomnais
Esterday
Batik
Legghteenth
Eaton
Saunders
Larsei
Ciwltengs
Arbeeon Iice
Hudson
New Jersey Central
Iron
Thureday
Upton Coun
Rs Pravineard
Howard
B. Gilion
A. Gibson
Y. Young
Teylor
Pulle Qut
Carmel
Wilkes-Barre
Automobile Notes
ST. Louis Boys
Frank Burke
Nutmeg State
Ile. McGlynn
Noah Larded
Pine! Hearity Sa Shore Resort
Reijrondgra
P.O. Conroy
Holmway
P. Witton
Xaine
Sere Higgins
Veuner
Pretz
Catacaugh
Teton
Greens
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