EX CHAMPION DOWNED IN LONG TENNIS MATCHES
The East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association tournament at Elizabeth Town and Country Club saw ex champion Cassell lose to Edna Pouch after a long match while Miles Charlock and Miles Mollenhauer engaged in a closely fought exhibition. Rivalry and crowd excitement marked another day of play with several matches decided in straight sets and others pushing to deuce.
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Plana
East Jersey
Eliza Bath
Clare Cassell
Anglis AK Wan
Ednay
Misa Cassell
Mia
Pouch
King
Cornell
Mina Consell
Mira Cavett
Itewean
Harry J. Mollenhauer
Kings County Tannin Club
Miles
Charlock
Elizabeth Town
Mottenhauer
Chub
H. Smith
Montclair A.C
Deuce
New Yorker
Hinck
Montclair
F. C. Toman
West Side
Fadgar Lee
New York
RH. Palmer
J. L. Wyeth
TL. Mollenhaver
King’s County Lawn Tennis Club
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Otto Hinck
Montclair A. C
F.C. Inman
West Side Lawn Tennis Club
W. V. Bennett
Fev Smith
Mixed doubles results feature Palmer and Cassell surge past Mathey
In a mixed doubles match R H Palmer and Miss Cassell defeated Dean Mathey and Mrs Pouch as Mathey and Mrs Pouch faltered late. Mina Clare Cassell and Carrie Bogart led a strong women's doubles showing, while several long rounds tied up the event with multiple close scores across singles and doubles.
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R H.palmer
EHI
Clare Caate
Dean Mathey
Pouth
Mathey
Pouch
Miss Cassell
Mide Caddell Alto
Mins “Rancen Jerking
Mary Les
Amine Carrie Bogert
R. T. Palmer
Mise Clare Crasell
William H. Pouch
Mina Clare Caswell
Carrie Bogart
Frances Jenkins
Mary Tee
Lakesides Triumph Over Magnolia Field Club in Local Match
The Lakesides defeated the Magnolia Field Club 10 to 0 yesterday afternoon around the Magnolia grounds, led by Seery who struck out seventeen. Seery and Glahys from the Magnolias, Smith, and VChork contributed at the plate as umpires Dowd and Elegie officiated. Next Sunday the Lakesides hurdle St Marys on Norwood brigade duties with a Labor Day doubleheader planned and Rough Riders to appear. Lakesides also seek barn contact with Belmonts Re lignes Bredtowne and Young Americas for future games at TT High street.
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Labor Day
Lakewidon
Rough Riders
Rench Lakesides
Ageicgs
Belmonts
Relignes
Bredtowne
Young Americas
Tamer Clarke
TT High Atveet
Burker and Rep attend evening at Brooklyn lease
Frank Burker and representative of the Star Howling Club plan to attend a gathering in the Eastern Howling Lease area in Brooklyn tonight. The event aims to discuss the conference schedule and local arrangements.
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Frank Burker
Tne
Brooklyn
Woman from Sia Fem of St John the Baptist visits town
In Harper's Weekly a history notes a Westernite woman joining a community called the Sia fem of St John the Baptist. She visits a loen prostitute and asks for Sister Bernardine. The postmaster is bewildered and the sister is confirmed as a Sister of St John the Baptist.
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St John the Baptist
Bernardine
St. John the Re
Harper'a’ Weekly
Wounded Transport Wagons Showcased at Montargis
Transporting the Wounded notes experiments at Montargis France with modular stretchers on wagons devised by Lieutenant Puisnis of the Eighty second Regiment. The wagons break down for dog-drawn use and enable quick, simple transport of injured men in field conditions.
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la France Militaire
Montargis
France
Puisnis
Eighty-second
Stars Outclass The Manhattan Nine In Downtown Bout
The New Yorkers were shut out as Washburn homered in the eleventh to lift the Elke past the Manhattan nine. Seery and Bertwitlie sparked Stare with clutch hits and two base blows as Elizabeth rolled. No errors charged to Stare. Manhattan suffered two runs with eight hits.
Washburn Walks Off With Fence Home Run In Rubber Match
Washburn hit a slam over the left field fence in the eleventh inning to win for the Elizabeth Field Club against the Elke, ending a long tense city championship game. Ortlieb and Decker pitched well. Boyd made a running catch in the second. Boettner and Reilly boosted the Field Club’s early two runs while Bender scored for the Elks. The game ended when Washburn connected on Ortlieb’s first pitch, with McCormick signaling the end after the eleventh inning due to another scheduled event.
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Manhattan
Washburn
Elke
Manhattans
Leftield
Hans
Ariely
Elizabeth
Bertwiatle
Willie Beery
Seery
Arlstram
Inurela
Stark
Welseh
Carlatroi
Iancup
Binghetto
Conners
Carletroi
Bob” Middleton
Bertwistte
Bertwintle
Steating
Middleton
Bob
Beery
Wilkie
Clarde
Mack
Manuatpans
Sonninen
Lutt
dares—Stare
Manhattant
Bertwlutle
Talle
Plank
Welsch
Strick
Wilkle
Cotter
Cavenstigh
Mick
Cavanaund
Ellanbath
Tate
Pitcher— Golden
Stolwn
Bridge
Midleton
gamp—De Dour
Elizabeth Field Club
Ortlich
Elk Tooters
Kuhlmann
Elks
Ortlieb and
Decker
Boettner
Reilly
Ortlieb
Boyd
Hallahan
Nto
John Bender
Elka
Moort
Baile
Bender
Boetzie
Orrstrom
Fender
Ord
Fielier
Ben
Vicker
Tmpire McCormick
Sweet Revenge For Boiler Boys At Star Grounds
Babcock and Wilcox ball players defeated the Singers 6 0 on the Star Grounds. Soldier Moore, newly selected, failed to stop the boilermakers as Tomey pitched effectively allowing only four scattered hits. Key plays included steals, errors, and timely hits driving in Pierce Herrick and Nix to seal the win.
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Star Grounds
Babcock & Wilcox
Raynes
Fie
Elisabeth Cara
Singers
Moore
Tomey
Boilermakers
Singera Dent
Kylish
Pierce
Herrick
Nix
Hoffman
Singha
Bannon
Rea Braddon
P. Hefferian
Wolf
Vee Donnelly
Sareereese
Sneben
Bebilier
Kyla
Bheaty
Cole
Ae Moors
T ‘Osborne
Renee
Wirtke
Babcock
Wilcor
Banes
Dabcock
Wilco
Baer
Ballg
T Steuck
Schiller
Wolt
Hofternt
Hughes
Bellengrath
Balle
van Hirtéo
Welal
Take Long Walk by Four Athletes Across Jersey City to Elizabeth
Frederick W. BR and Clarence Vamanon of thin city along with Woodruff Bentt of Cranford and Lamason, former Pingry sprinters, walked from Jersey City to Elizabeth via Newark in four rows. No wager noted.
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Frederick W. BR. Rows
Clarence Vamanon
Thin City
Woodruff, Bentt
Cranford
Jersey City
Elizabeth
Newark
Rosa
Pingry
Beott
Parker Road
Lamason
Clambake Baseball Games and Races Near Lightner's Grove
A local clambake festival next Sunday features two baseball games between town teams for a $50 prize, plus events including a hose race potato race wheelbarrow race and a tug of war at Lightner's Grove hosted by No H Astfalk.
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H. Astfalk
Lightner’s Grove
Baysides Sweep doubleheader with St Marys and Young Americas
The Baysides won two games at Sendy grounds yesterday, 12 8 over St Marys in the morning and 3 1 against Young Americas in the afternoon. Bierne pitched well and Baysides bats produced timely hits as Hughes and Knowles contributed hits including a circuit homer. Brennen allowed nine hits and Carlatyom added a long shot while Baysides built a convincing lead.
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Baysides
Sendy Grounds
St. Mary's
Young Americas
Bierne
Bayaldes
Hughes
Knowles
Brennen
Carlatyom
Dollors
Kline overwhelms Burke in five round boxing bout
George T Carroll protege Kid Kline pummels Pete Burke at the Dry Dock Club New York. Burke shows reluctance before a merciful finish in the sixth round as Kline dominates with relentless pressure and weight edge. Local and Newark bettors backed Carroll’s fighter throughout the event.
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Pete Burke
Brooklyn
Dry Dock Club
New York
Kline
George ‘T. Carroll
Will
Burke
George T. Carroll
Newark
Carroll
Bt Andrewa Wins Series In Slugging Baseball Thriller
In a weekend playoff, Bt Andrewa toppled Invader A C 15 12 to claim the series. Frats exited early in the fifth as the lineup produced a flurry of scoring, while Newark Field Club beat Lindens 7 yesterday at Wal Hut grounds. A Hoboken church sermon critiqued fashion while a waiter interaction and domestic life anecdotes echoed in nearby notices.
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Andrewa
A. C
Frats
Newark
Lindens & To
Wal- Hut Whreel
M. G. Dickinson
Beecond Baptist Church
Hoboken
Wenhington
Dr. Tekingen
Barry
Aly
Chrome and Warlark Battle. Title Race Narrowed
A doubleheader at Union Park kept Chrome Steel within reach of league leaders Warlark as both games produced strong pitching. Langstar and Grannelli dazzled with high strikeout totals, while early offense stalled and no walks were issued in the opener.
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Clos
Chrome Steel
Warlark
Setundiy
Union Park
Grannelli
Eber
Lea's Misfit Clothing Parlors Adverts Local Tailors
An old ad lists Lea's Misfit Clothing Parlors on Washington Street with mentions of open evenings and a large number of leading tailors signed to contracts. It promises free alteration of garments and highlights availability of improvements and sample garments for customers in Pittsburg and surrounding areas.
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Washington ST
Matheret
Iroquois
Mowark
Mgr
LEA
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H.J. Cochrane
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Plainield Contry Club
J. M. Merrill
G. H. Braine
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G.I. Wyseth
R. J. Mryah
New York Lawn Tennis Club
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L. Dreymen
Ocean Country Club
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C. Barnes
Claremont Tennis Club
I. P. Smith
KH. B. Miller
West Side Tennis Cub
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D.W. Mulford
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H.C. Todd
Faswood
RD. Richey and Jr
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Hamilton Range
T. Arnet
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Maurer Tennis Club
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