New Shortstop Hero of Game For Star Giants Tie Victory
The Star Giants defeated the Royal Giants 4 to 1 in the second game of a doubleheader at Star grounds. Amateur shortstop Al Carlstrom sparked the rally with a decisive eighth inning hit, lifting the Stars after a 3-1 deficit. The crowd of about 3,000 witnessed a tense finish as errors and wild pitches helped seal the win for the Stars.
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Star Grounds
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Stary
Champ Frank Kramer Takes First Money
Champion Franc Kramer won top money in the one third open handicap at the New ark gelatrome bik ye yesterday afternoon but did not finish in the top place in the ten mile open. Fred Hill of Boston won the two mile amateur event and took second in the one third mile open. Oscar Haug of Newark and Charley Sehlee collided in the ten mile pro. Sehlee was injured and paid ten dollars. The Amateur Athletic Union letters notify junior and senior games entrants. the junior championship will be settled August 18 at Travers Talat New York with events on the next day. Entries close August 2 to Bartow Weeks, 1 Warren Street, New York.
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Newe Ark
Charley Sehlee
Sehlee
Tetlevee
Uiag
Thia
Amateur Athletic Union of the United Blade
Travers Talat
N. Y
Bartow & Weeks
Warren Street
New York
Newark Orange contest looms in State Base Ball League
Weekend play saw few games as counter attractions drew crowds. Newark and Orange still fight for the lead with one final match needed to decide the championship. Elizabeth A A fell 4 2 to New Brunswick B B C while Rube Bond’s squad to meet New Brunswick return.
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Newark Downe Orange
Newarks
Jeaders
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Elizabeth A. A
Huntiewick B.C. C
Lehman Captures $100 Match Race Amid Day's Races
Lehman defeats Danner in Rahway half mile match race, taking heats in 1.1744 and 1.1045 before Danner forfeits a remaining heat. Dietzler and rival entries offered purses and hotel bets, while Rhein, with Biddy Splasher, and Susie P. contested a three heat free-for-all. Crowds of 400 watched along Rahway course as Dietzler led from start to finish in the match. Also: Gobbler Smith pitched a 12 inning win for Parkway A A, 8-7 over Murray Hills. a pawnbroker incident ends with a time inquiry.
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Polkwite Brothers
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Waa
Stere
Edward Salace
Frank Her
Lewin "Schmieder
Albert ‘Amey
Fa Mane
Fam
Demmer
AL Er Rhein
All-Singers Triumph Over B and W Team in Bayonne
The All-Singers of this city defeated the Babcock & Wilcox team on Bayonne Saturday. Seven runs in a pivotal inning, aided by B W errors, carried the Singers to a decisive victory as pitchers faltered and the home team piled up hits and misplays.
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Bayonne
Babcock & Wilcox
Elizabethan wins 100 yard novice swim at Metropolitan meet
W. HL Campbell of the local Young Men's Christian Association won the 100-yard novice swim on Travers Island near New York. About half a dozen swimmers reached the final with Campbell taking a lead by the half stroke, narrowly beating Robert Hanna for second. J H Reilly of New York won the 440-yard swim.
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É. Christian Association
Metropolitan
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Long Island
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Washington Heights
Janne
Lueber
Matin
J. H. Reilly
New York
Triangles Win In Ten Innings On Saturday
The Elizabeth Field Club, led by Roselle and supported by pitcher Render, tied the game in the ninth before the Triangles surged to victory in the tenth on Third Avenue grounds. Skinner Bender pitched effectively for Roselle, but Triangles rallied with key runs to clinch the win.
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Haati
Five Dollar Bake and Dramatic Double Plays Highlight Game
A garbled recap notes multiple plays including two base hits by Brown and Lyne, two stolen bases, and a 1 hour 52 minute game time. Umpire Halbtoster is listed with unclear attribution amid erratic word order and misspellings.
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Brown
Ken
Lattoo
Tria
Misao
Joe
T Blader
Sia Lyne
Majere
Bender
Halbtoster
Breton Beach Fishing Below High Tide
At midsummer on the Hreton coast men and boys with baskets dig trenches in the wet sand as the sea exposes silvery fish. They seize schools of lobsters and larger fish for frying or bait, burying themselves again to hide from light, while smaller catches serve as mackerel bait. The spectacle of the long beach hunt and flashing lines of fish appears in the day and night light.
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Hreton
Philadelphia Bulletin
Union County Cricketers Edge Paterson B Team in A Rainy Match
A short handed Union County side played Paterson B on Saturday afternoon in Paterson New Jersey. The Union club elected to bat first and posted a score describing contributions from J Mullin and Daina Conn. The Paterson team showed creditable fielding with several players reaching double figures, including Goddard and Rupert. Next Saturday Union Cricket Club hosts Essex County Club at Inca for a return contest and league discussions follow.
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