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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1908

Page

6

Elks Hold Off Eleven in Narrow Nine‑Inning Tilt

Elks edge First Streeters 6 to 4 at Union League Park after a late rally by Gotts. Pender of Seton Hall shaded the Elks with strong pitching, but the Elks offense struck for four runs in the first and final two innings, with Bender delivering a standout two‑run double and a remarkable defensive play.

Gotts Elks Union League Park Int Pender Seton Hall Johnson Wilson Koehler Anderson Wilton 2Der Agnon Thor Geran Decker Hilly Hender Menge Borttner Bender Hastings Major Peterson Poore

Suburban Club Golf Events Draw Busy Saturday Crowd

Golfers gathered at the Suburban Club on Saturday with morning dueling play and an afternoon event won by Cleaves with eight strokes gross. Van Wyck took the reeps event, and Sidney F. Dames posted the day’s best nine-hole gross of $8. A schedule of upcoming matches and contests across July to August was released, including medal play, team matches, and ball sweepstakes.

Golfebuller Reeps Te. van Wyck Fay Ole Gross Sidney F. Dames Cheb Las Juolt Uly New Brunswick SoIrtinh Fawr New Brunswick Golf Club New Brumwich Rue Achen Sip

Handicap golf events schedule and notes

The record lists a sequence of golf handicap events from September to October including two-ball, foursome, four-ball, and cup contests. It mentions an election day handicap tournament for a governor’s tugs medal play, with prizes allowing purchase of any item up to a stake value to offset committee monotony. The games committee includes TK McCunn, B. F. Dames, and I. Voeln as chairman.

Governor’s Tugs TK. McCunn F. Dames I. Voeln

Clarks Win Ten Points In Open Meet At Wentfield

Clark Club nets ten points in the Benuca A C meet at Wentfield while Marathon A C and Senecan A C claim top honors. W R Swift wins the 220 yard dash in 24 seconds. Trimble and Bartlett place in quarter mile and other events feature a crowded field with many unattached entrants.

Esward Clark Sna Benuca A. C Wentfield Turday Mmany Senecan Marathon A. C Westéeld Thoman R. Trimble J! Boak Bam Bartlett Clark Bartlett George Forster Walter K. Swift Cenpea A. C A. Havens J. Boak K. B Thomas K. ‘Trimble EK. C Sam Bartlett G. M. Gallo Tessie Trevenen M. A.ay Walter J, Johnston A. Oy Georges Foraint M. A H. Schellinger A. C San Bartlett Fo Coc W. R. Swift K. O. Ca H. P. Zoller A. Winger Sheerson Hcharteri Otto Renewohl POR C.F MM. Carrette Rook Ks H Sonlar B.C. CL SAC C Hind

Elizabeth A A double header at Wharton fields

In a double header the Elizabeth A A team traveled to Wharton for a morning and an afternoon game. The morning contest featured a seventh inning rally while the afternoon game saw the Whartons triumph. Batteries were Blake and Firth for Wharton with Berkley catching.

Elizabeth A.A Tiss Wharton Rae Rilaapeth Blake and Firth and Berkley

Local Runners Loge In Trenton Meet

Local runners compete at the Trenton championship meet with mixed results. One standout, Roar, was expected to win the quarter mile but faced an early finish. Gay showed potential in a challenging event amid a tense race.

Trenton Fred Fous Robert Lower Trenten Fature Gay Roar Eeriy Wan Ea

Union County Handy Winner In Two Inning Cricket Match

Union County defeats Hudson County by 35 to 9 in a short two inning game on Waverly grounds Saturday. W. Goddard led Union with 26, R. Goddard 16, E. Goddard 10. Hudson tallies were 5 and 47, Union 56 and 42. Next week matches listed: Waterson A va vs Essex at Paterson, Hudson vs Newark at Jersey City, Union vs Paterson B at Waverly.

Waverly Union County Cricket Team Hudson County Matting Hidaon County C. A. de Charleroi Saisty Kor W. W. Goddard R. Goddard E. F. Goddard Union Torty-aeVen F. Goddard H. Q. Goddard Yarberry Union County E. ¥. Goddard Hideo County C. A. deCharlerai Me deCharleroi J. Ashby W. Pearson A. Dilk J. A. Robinson C. Spene FP. Yacherry Barlow Ee-Siney Weedett Aon County Sount A. Kibaon PG. Hobard B. F. Goddard K. Ho Gibdon Goddard ML. Howard Kk. Goddard E. A. Leach J. Corbin R. A. Kilwarda Vinton County Waterson Ava Exsex County Paterson Newark Jersey City Wa'erley

Fair Tossers Fail to Appear for Game

About 99 spectators filled the Star grounds bleachers while the promised fair sex team did not show up. Promoters faced disappointment as telegrams promised a later appearance failed. Americas team soaked up attention with brisk practice, leaving the crowd to witness a lively display from the Stars.

Star Grounds Akirte Johnny Americas

Cecilia Bellini Comes Eighth In Trotter Heats

Cecile Bellin owned by Louis Schmieder of this city placed sixth in one heat and eighth in another of the 2.00 class for trotters at the Fair Acres Riding and Driving Club meet at the Gentlemen's Driving Park Mala. Haro Whips set a track record in the free for all, while Rip Van Winkie returned from a long rest to hear local news from the village barber.

Cecile Bellin Louis Schmieder Fair Acres Malaheld Case Rip van Winkie Congress Jerome Carnegie

Invaders edge Pearsalls in eleven at Jersey City

In a marathon eleven inning game manager Neu-Leck’s Invaders lose 2-1 to the Pearsalls. Moore of Foundry stalls Invaders with four shutout innings while Elizabeth’s Lloyd and Masterson’s run supply the decisive moment. Cast includes McGee Schwind Kline Kurser Manterson Scanlon and Bond among a strong lineup with Elizabeth fans backing.

Jerary City Neu- Leck Hie Men Invaders Jersey City Pearsalls Acore Elizabeth Fein Union League McGee Schwind Kline Kursom Manterson Funt Scanlon Moore Invadera Idoyd Ale Seery Masterson Kurfer Scanton Bond Middleton

Difficulties Overcome In Richmond Colored Giants Game

A chaotic report describes Dutch Kuhlmann joining the Richmond Colored Giants after a delay caused by missing gear. Despite a 3 to 2 defeat blamed on hitting, the game featured a full lineup with players like Egan Moore Gronheim Kine Hennel Kuntz and Blake. A separate fragment mentions a mother and child debating a marriage question involving Charles Adams.

Kuhlmann Richmond Colored Giants Toyphiyere Blake Flizabell Egan Moore Gronheim Kine Hennel Kuntz Roelbueh Kublimann Patcher Giants Lawrences Watts Dixon Gibson Johnson Catehar Culch Jones Gates Gray

Ul High Club Wins First In Cranford Water Carnival

Thousands watched Cranford River events under the Aileigh Canoe Club. Ul High Club claimed three firsts and a second in races, while Cranford Canoe Club took two firsts and one second. Evening carnival featured decorated canoes, prizes, and bands, but rain disrupted the thunderous finale as participants braved the downpour.

Cranford Aileigh Canoe Club Stete Alhigh Cranford” Canas Enalmantreet Casino Bend Emet_Anderson C. Cy A.B. Bee Ceo A. Gardner UC. C Ile Anderson Itd Anderson CLC ECG Loving Cups Plume Anderton and Gardner Wilcox Hall le Coudert Wagstaff Eon Belarwoot Ryulle Piret Reat Moayland Martin Emythes Hall A J See Anderson Brothers C. C and Gardner Clark Plummer See Brothers Hoagland Gardner Les Coudert Bathing Auit Eric Andéreon US C. C U.C Wilcox Wes Owl Jlne Leeds and Gardner Alhigh Canoe Club Red Long Ina Minnie Anderson Swan R. W. Andley Wa Wa

Canoe Carnival Awards Marked By Decorated Boats

A grand carnival on the water featured decorated canoes with evergreen ornaments. The Gret prize silver loving cup went to Mr. Long. Second prize went to Miss Anderson for best decoration. Judges included W. H. Gardner and L. E. Hendri. Canoe club members earned praise for conduct and spirit.

Tse Mr. Long Misa Anderson Mr. Aahley Misa Gardner Steg WW. H. Gardner W. H. Er John Rogge Elizabeth

Glazebrook Champion Wins East Jersey Tennis Title

Glazebrook won the East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association singles title in straight sets 6-2 6-3 over Reginald A. West at Elsbeth Town and Country Club amid rain delays. Final rounds saw Whitey Glazebrook prevail as other matches and consolation events continued. spectators traveled by foot, horse, auto to watch the play.

Béfors.s Gullerz McK Glazebrook East Jersey Lawn Tennis Association Reginald A. West Elsbeth Town and Country Moat Ginzebrook Leslie Durham Rahway Neotel Glasebrook West Barrett Littell Whitey Srittanly Grapebrook Wee Chi Paul Tomlinson Edward Ferrin Elizabeth Thomas Mian Carre Bogart Ge Tere Minde P, Langdon Fanwood Teonis Kray

Westfield Tennig Defeats Teams in Narrow Event

A fragmented report notes Westfield Tennig achieving a close victory in an event with readers seeing Sees and See Ti odirza. The text is incomplete but implies a local sports result or notable performance.

Crescenta and Roselle Triangle battle at Roselle

In a pitchers duel Crescenta fell to Roselle 6 to 1 in a long game. Hall and Purpell pitched well for their teams while Wetmore led the Roselle bats with a key single and middle sack hit. McDonough was absent for Roselle but Jove and Hallfoster standout fielded well.

Tha Crescenta Neora Roselle Alein Crescenta Iig Hall Purpell Erasmi Wetmore McDonough Hallfoster Roselleites

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