Machine Builders Rally to Beat Needles in High-Scoring Tilt
In a rugged Singer Jaagun series clash, the Machine Builders toppled the Needles 12 to 10 after a tense seventh inning. Kenny Yaborne and Welch led with four hits apiece, Parks started strong on the mound but Builder bats broke late, aided by Needles’ errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks
Barney Will
Bucher
Vanit Fay
Aye “Yey
Noodles
Nelso
Neemles
Hota Alm
Planhine Builders
Biendlen
Karnad Hine
Parke
Williamaon
Iy Bucher
Parke 1
Withinnean
Teerdaen
Oshorum
Atlin Tase Tesborne
C. Shukrswener
Moran
Kelley
Varnes
Charles Hebner Holmer A Terrific Young Athlete
Charles Hebner Holmer emerges as an athletic marvel with a rapid rise in sprinting and swimming arenas. Reports credit him with swift 1 minute laps and exceptional versatility across events at the Illinois Athletic Club, while industry authorities laud his potential to surpass established records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmer
Ayainer
al Beye
Tmlinois Athletic Club
Chinage
Tail Fey
New York Swiming and Water Polo Authority
Dane Tels
Changion
Omay
Daniels
Canoe Trip To Newark And Lake Hopatcong Journey
SexpURaN tenon AFTER CANOE THIP recounts a canoe excursion by Hrvieat Sheppard Ryasell Silvers and companions. They traveled along the canal to Newark Tay and Morris Canal, camping at various spots before reaching Lake Hopatcong for two days of fishing and a local tournament. They endured rough travel, weather and supplies, cooking their own meals, and returned home in fair health with spirits high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard
Ryasell
Boyd
Newark
Tay
Morris Cail
Heoy
Lake Hopatcong
Wien
Homer
Bath Howe
Geil
League Games and Standings of Clubs Reported
League games and standings described with scattered club results. Names and places are jumbled but indicate multiple teams like Herat and Mindedpila with scores, plus mentions of F.C. and other clubs, reflecting a disrupted record of results and ranking.
National League Scores and Schedule Reported
National League results show Boston and Pittsburgh tied two to two with ten innings, Philadelphia six, Chicago three. Today’s games list New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittspirg
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louie
Berr Viriepore
Tote
Villadelphia
Hotton
St. Louis
Double Header for Next Sunday at Star Grounds
Two baseball games are promised for next Sunday afternoon at the star grounds. Manager Nurke has been busy arranging affairs for the sporting fraternity. The Bayatdes and Hellawee Coq will provide the entertainment, followed at 4 o clock by a game between the State and the Mahways. The Rahway rivalry is revived with three professional performers to intensify the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Grounds
Nurke
Abe
Bayatdes
Hellawee Coq
Thy State
Mahways
Anl Rahway
Rahway
BN Eny
Burke Secures Labor Day Race Card With Newark Sprinters
Manager Frank Burke arranged a Labor Day event featuring a match race of 100 yards and a 220 yard dash between Williamson of this city and McDonough of Newark. A relay challenge and a 40-man exhibition relay were also planned, with Burke promoting a full evening program on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke
Shir
Newark
Feal Williamwow
McDorough
Diocesat
Ulan Mnnies
Williagnann
McDonough
Wlay
Prominent Athletes for Knights of Columbus Games
Newark hosts a major track event at Olympic Park featuring top figures from American athletics. Prominent entrants include Lenelged standouts Rector Hilman Muskie Sheppard Taylore and Ewry, with many junior and national champions from New York and New Jersey fielding in marathon and hammer, jump, and throw events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Knights of Colimbhus
Olympic Park
Tie Prgentaation
Frond Etroot
Letti
Rector
Rperntory
Hag
Harry Hilman
New York
Wiith Harts
Ronpetitore
Jaiy Muskie
Melvin Sheppard
John B. ‘Taylore
Beanayivantic Crank
Hayes
Fiqnagan
McGrath
Promand Lete
Kay Ewry
Auteur Athlone Union
Eavant
Acorn A
Iriplac Amiericar
Shaduan Guild
Owen
Janon
Charlee Scaasa
McApthins
New Yorks
Walia
N.Y AG
Hhlvard
A.C
Willa G. Netiels
Jersey
Willian Berkaamt
Councili
Turry Dinevem
Medate
Doc
Matthew A. Criny
Fat
Tina
Ostines
Jiiter
Walliant Wlameray
Hana
Mmmmtttes
Seansiatine
Bedaen
Daeutonwnt
Thomas Hraig
Willem A. Conway
Peyer Deere
Ion Hila Seston
Hillsides Near End Diamond Chaos and Local Scandal
The report cites a disorderly East End diamond area with widespread neglect and dereliction. It notes a troubling scene involving local figures and a plea for reform, urging residents to report further harmful behavior and address community decay.
Glints and Gleanings From the Diamond Rivalries Rise in Local League News
The Mt Carmel lag shows promise in a tight race for lead as Piercome fights for second place. Standard Oil and Triangles clubs loom as major rivals with doubleheaders and labor day clashes. Stars like Dick Wetmore return for the Triangles while Labuan and Boelzle bolster rosters. Rube Oldring's appearance with the A's adds veteran flare amid ongoing city baseball chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick? Wetmore
Triangles
Newark
Hilly Bender
Labuan
Boelzle
The
Elks
First Glove Fight Echoes Old Rules and a Rough Verdict
A distorted account recalls a 1874 New York boxing match between Mike Donovan and Bill McClellan under Queensberry style but with gloves off and lax enforcement. Donovan led early, McClellan rallied, and a disputed ending awarded McClellan the win after a late flurry. Donovan protested, assaulting Ned Mallahan before authorities intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniers
Mil
McClelan
Mike
Glacendon Hall
New York City
Queensberry
London
Hveensherey
Varmee Elke
McC‘illan
Ascin Queensberry
Dows
Bey
Mike Hiad
Remarkable Captain Casey nets Leech and Wimbledon cup, Camp Perry
Camp Perry Ohio Aug 1 Captain K K V Comey of the First Delaware won both Leech and Wimbledon cup rifle matches with record scores the Leech 600 900 1000 yard event saw 104 of 106 and Wimbledon 1000 yard beat the existing record while conditions were ideal about 75 riflemen competed in NRA events with strong showings from Second New Jersey Second Ohio and other teams Major William F Martin of Elizabeth joins Second New Jersey squad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Perry
Ohio
Amierice
K. K. V. Comey
Delaware
Capstain Leech
Irie
New York
Casey Agored
poxsItta
Oray
Casey
Richard
National Rifle Association
al Romere
New Jersey
Mansachu
Maryland
United States Navy
Oregon
William F. Martin
Elizabeth
May Face Britons and Australians in International Cup
Newport report notes four players named for the Americas challenging team for the Davin International cup. Included are William Aymar Lamed Beals Wright Frederick A Alexander and Harold H Hackett who may travel to Australia if the Americas win the 186 preliminary matches against England Hackett and Alexander defended the national doubles title at the Casino course yesterday defeating B C Weinert and F D Little three sets to none.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Americas
William Aymar Lamed
Beals
Wright
Frederick A. Alexander
Harold
H. Hackett
B. C. Weinbt
Boston
F. D. Little
New York
Neta
Papke Edges Burke In Narrow Bout
Papke outpoints Burke with steady clinches and strategic movement. Referee White warned during a tense first round as Burke endured a rally but hung on until the bell. In round two Burke faced trouble and survived, staying off curtain knockouts by steady defense. Newark pitchers Hughes and Brockett visit Park as Boston faces New York in exhibition notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnt
White
Rotho
Burke
Standard Oil Bayway says six teams enter new league
An interdepartment league of baseball is formed at the Standard Oil plant in Bayway with six teams: Roiler Makers Bricklayers Machine Shop Pipe Shop Acid Plants and Engineers. A meeting tonight will elect officers and set the season schedule. Games start at 5 05 each evening on Union League grounds with Acid Plant vs Engineers tonight and later matchups listed for tomorrow and Friday. The league plans to invite the Singer directors to match the season winner against the Singer League winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Bayway
Toonight
Roiler Makers
S and Engineers
Acid Plant
Enineers
Thay
Twiler Makera
Pipe Shop
Bricklayers
Machine Shop
Singer Directors
Hal P
Imen
Tring
Heney
Engineenas
Exnesta
Unclear Political Exchange Cited in Post Dispatch
Fragmentary lines suggest a political exchange with references to Mr Bryan and a local post dispatch mention. The readable text hints at a discussion or quote about not harming the speaker, with imagery of pigs and steers and a statement about not running again for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nureeryettes
Mr. Bryan
St. Lanth Post-Dispatch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Needles
Yaborne
Kenny and
Welch
the Gaulle
Nn Fongane
Kanter Wiene
Hargoyne
Hiders
le Boucher
Young
Xatjanalp
Willian Buerkle
Smarhan Street
Huerkde
Pos Krauss
Gortyn Mack
Manhardt
Chace Gaede
Ivy
Tyiaa
Mayfelty
E. Lj
Singer League
BC O
Pierre Eo
Charles Hebner
Lake Hopatoong
Herat
New Merk
Donia
Wativatan
Mindedpila
F.C
ABO Montaat
al. Chevetan
Heteoit
York Louis
Wishpanne
CLA Starling
Haltimore
Nes Panidenre
Wuatratee
Peerivas
Dt Magica
Toronto
Socney Uy
Rial Ware
Sents Jorney City
Hroviden Tristala
Ravcheater
Mone
Woranty
Forunto
American League
STADN
Osnia
Wieetington
National League
Oston
Pittabate
Baysides
Reliance
Rahways
K. OF
GAMES
Firat-Claan
Taront
Belmonte
Hayelde Juotors
Pork Ho BW
Korelfe
Fr. McBritde
Laura Street
Prectet
Shelley
Wakefield
Chicago Tribune
Targater
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Carnels
Standard Oil Organization
Variaus
Simlay
Thin City
Mtnga
Jaxi Mtz
Stara
Joargin
Flizbeth Town and Country Club
Roselle
Hal
Attemodart
Trentona
Tri-State Teague
Stars
Qanea
Tnish
Ganiva
Whomate
Helnie” Gastmeyer
Invaders
Jersey City Easterns
Rube Oldring
Roselles
Philadelphia” Athletics
McClellan
Renan
Mara M Bea Mo
Peeper
McClellan Winser
Hugget
Jay
Donovan
Neel Oa
Sage
Ned Mallahan
Mallahan
Minneapolis Tribune
Captain Casey
Major Martin
Regimantel
Papke
Sata
Boston Park
Boston Red
Earl & Wilson
Cutbertey & Slocum
Broad ST
Epstomios
Baseball Goods
Spalding
Elizabeth Novelty Co
State Street
Perth Amboy
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