Le Roy Wins First Match in East Jersey Open Tourney
In persistent rain at Elizabeth Town and Country Club, the East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association open drew crowds as Robert Le Roy of the New York Lawn Tennis Club defeated G S Groesbeck in straight sets. Other notable results included G H Bates of Cranford Golf Club beating Norman Johnson and Whitey Glazebrook overcoming Gordon McKenzie in a three set test.
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Elizabeth Town
East Jersey
Matohea
Robert le Roy
New York Lawn’ Tennis Club
Groesbeck
Gigesbeck
G. Hi. Bates
Cranford Golf Club
Norman Johnson
New York Lawn Tennis Club
Johnson
Whitey
Glazebrook
Gordon McKensin
McKenzie
Rush
Miles
Charlock
G. Barret Littell
Glub
Staten Island
Elizabeth Thomas
Elisabeth Town
Rovert le Roy
Fireenbeck
New York
Schuyler Cangdedl
Anatstos Roshi
Dry Monuk
G. EL Dix
Emagybeth ‘Towst
T Milew S. Charlork
Eliebeth Town
Vountey Club
G. Barrett
Eliabeth
Levin and Country Club
Crawford
Holt
League Games and Standings of Clubs
League games and standings show Newark leading Montreal with 13 to 1. Other results include Jersey City and Buffalo, Providence and Rochester, Baltimore and Toronto with scheduled matches. Tomorrow’s games list Newark at Montreal and Jersey City at Buffalo among others. Today’s line shows Chicago at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia amid postponed fixtures due to wet grounds.
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Montreal
Jersey City
Buffalo
Providence
Rochester
Baltimore
Toronto
Morrow
Provident
Toront
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Louis
Clay Standing
Fog Providence
wToy
AU Rod Prat
Rollas Turn Tables On Bothersomes In Ten Inning Thriller
In Irvington yesterday the Rollas edged the Bothersomes 4 to 3 after ten innings. Cole, an added batter, delivered the decisive hit with Kent and Ainsley aboard, as Dallas and Irvington rallied earlier but both sides stalled until the final frame.
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Sortell
Manton
Kent
Ainsley
Tivington
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Betveytowners
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Fos. Ohmbacher
Ate
Ryan
Hiesmyer
Curran
de Nentley
T. Kout
Arte Sorrell
Aetna
Hw P.O
S. Purdy
Fanpett
Miles
Renee Deren Anhton
Brown
Borrell
Vorrei
Dee Rothersomes
Taft
Atoles
Baren
Aina
Vernon
Harri
Tennis final delayed by rain in Newport
Newport August 28. Owing to yesterday's rain the final of the National tennis tournament between Henle C Wright of Boston and F J Alexander of New York was postponed to today. The challenger match for the championship begins tomorrow with William A Surned credited as the likely winner.
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Newport
Henle C. Wright
Boston
F. J. Alexander
New York
William A. Surrned
Tamorrow
Plug Hat Association To Hold October Event In Reading
The Plug Hat Association will conduct a target excursion on October 20 with Reading, Pennsylvania as the destination. A committee is arranging the trip and expects the event to repeat. participants described as chickens emerging from shells appear in the source text in a whimsical note.
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Plug Hat Association
Reading
Chicano Daily News
Poultry Price Jibe Sparks Tiny Transit Tale
A trolly car chat records Mrs O Grady noting she paid six dollars for poultry today versus a dollar a dozen cheaper yesterday. Mr O Grady quips that rising poultry prices would make chickens worth more by the pound, prompting a humorous exchange that hints at budding math puzzles.
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Wen Ac Tam
Mr. O'Grady
Club tournament planned for winter bowling fun
The Young Men's Father Mathew T A B Society plans a winter club bowling event. Members will form a tournament or join state league play as a committee considers options. Eight membership applications were received as part of ongoing preparations. A late train from Long Branch affected Pennsylvania Railroad operations, with anticipated service to Jersey City.
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T. A. B Society
Long Branch Yin Pennsylvania Railroad
New Elka’ Lodge
Laate
Long Branch
Jeresy City
New York University Extends Honor to Visiting American Team
A fragment notes on granting freedom of the university to an American team visiting Ta jon, England, with dates July 1908 and August 29, 1904. The garbled text mentions Acunayma and Et Veh Dames and a formal gesture by York and in persuanel of the resolution.
Rahway Hosts Lodge Game and Baseball Tilt Tomorrow
Mahar Lodge No 1073 BP OL Ey announces an annual elambake to be held tomorrow with amusements and a baseball game between Rahway and Elizabeth Laatgos. Committee members include Richart Poliaiacheky Auruative W Schwartz and Wilbur D Henriques. Elizabeth players board the 12.88 train to start at 1 o clock.
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Mahar Lodge
OL Ey
Ijm
Quente
Wetween Rahway
Elizabeth Laatgos
Richart Poliaiacheky Auruative
W. Schwartz
Wilbur
Henriques
Elizabeth
Boy H olds World Strikeout Record in Falconer Game
Hugh Bedlent an 18 year old from Falconer North Carolina reportedly holds the world strikeout record after fanning 42 Corry batters in 23 innings for Falconer’s pro team in a victory over Corry. He previously starred for Falconer High and Jamestown New York, with 16 strikeouts per game in 1908. A note on Freedom of City offers and reclamations from Acting Mayor McGowan follows.
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Falconer
N. C
Falconer Eeai
Corry
Hedtent
Falconer High
Lwt
Jamestown
N. Y
New York
Beon
Adtngey
McGowan
City of New
Singer Game Postponed by Wet Grounds
Wet grounds forced the Milling versus Foundry game to be impossible yesterday. Tonight the Motors and Machine Builders will face each other, with plans noted for a rescheduled contest.
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Singer
Excursion to Lake Hopatcong via New Jersey Central
Popular 1 excursion to Lake Hopatcong via the New Jersey Central. Special rain leaves Ellesbeth 908A. ML mudd, 26 28,20.
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New Jersey Central
Eros Kant
Ellesbeth
Mudd
Singer Teams After Other Scalps
A well attended Singer League Board meeting featured a picnic report and selection of a team to face Bab cock and Wilcox tomorrow. Manager Gil E. Burgoyne will select players from the league to meet a Standard Old League team, with the Favonnr squad repeated plus three substitutes. The board lists Fromm, Secre tary, Shambo, Speidel, Whitmeyer, Burgoyne and others. The points committee will report next Thursday night.
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Babcock and Wilcox
Gil E. Burgoynet
Favonnr
H. A. Fromm
Harry Moses
L.P. Shambo
G. J. Speidel
J. H. Whitmeyer
J. J. Aera K. Burgoyne
R. J. Barrett
J. Garland
E Jones
Piints
Shore Leaguers Come to Town
Eight Sound Shore Baseball League games will be played at Union League Park instead of scattered diamonds. League managers aim to boost attendance as rivalries heat up. Saturday double header features United States Metals Refining versus Ercelle Chemical with Langetoff on the mound and Kavansugi in reserve. Mundrane to start for Rahway, Adams to relay if needed. Rest of copper team relies on former Carteret Field Club players.
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Union League Park
Thin
Sound
the Park
United States Metals Refining Company
Ercelle Chemical Co
Ach
Langetoff
Dickinson College
Kavansugi
Boya
United States
Mundrane
Rahway
Ohio Soldier Wins National Individual Pistol Match
At Camp Perry on August 3 the National individual pistol competition concluded. Lieutenant Rethroks of the Ohio team won with a high score while Lieutenant Shew placed second for the team with 285, as Dorleh and others competed.
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Yostentay
Tieutenant Rethroks
Ohio Teao
Shew
Ntry
Dorteh
Beba
Med Bank
N. J
Bergeant
Ohio
Minpesota
Pirates seek matches with youth leagues and clubs
The Pirates invite 9 to 11 year old teams including American Eagles and Defenders for a series, with games at Pirates grounds, neutral sites, and the second on the visitors’ lot. James Schegan, 936 Anna Street, to receive challenges. Tomorrow El Moro F C opens a series with the Sacred Hearts on their field. line up listed.
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Pirates
American Eagles
Franklins
Invaders
Unds
James Fchegan
Anna Street
El.Mora F. C
Sacred Hearta
Brokaw
Ae Areal
Ney Mackintosh
Hurl
Clristo Fiber
Hine
Sea
Standard Oil Sport League Narrowly Edges Pipe Sitters
Monday evening the B1 Standard Oil League defeated the Pipe Sitters in a lively contest with honors even. The Bricklayers show a fast team and are hopeful for a climb, while Soane leads in a tight match as Makars seek progress.
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Standard Oil League
Makars
Soane
Art Saget
Unclear Park Project Faces Uncertain Future
Fragmentary notes suggest debate over Union Park’s future with local officials and a noted figure Rath predicting baseball plans for the year, while opponents doubt viability. Vague references to signatures and a company proposal appear, but specifics are unreadable.
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Rath
Sigs Neahing
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