Stallings Denies Baseball Interest In Newark Venture
Stallings, manager of the Newark team, denied to a Journal reporter any interest in establishing a league or team in Elizabeth. He cited protecting his own position and the five mile clause, while noting past rumors of plans to play at Union Park and host a Sunday contest between teams from Verney City and the Skeeters. He suggested fans from Elizabeth but warned against jeopardizing patronage, and hinted that a league would not be placed in Elizabeth. Cobb, debuting for Detroit this Sunday, delivered a standout four-hit game against the Americans, boosting his team’s offense.
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Journal
Ruthat Stallings
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Betiween
Verney City
Skeeters
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Filanbeth
Cobb
Detroit
Lynchburg
Virginia State League
Charley Schuman
Danvilles
Charley
Mita
Europe
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National Sporting Club
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Camiel Molroff
Tommy
A. P. Ordway
Byrne
Philadelphia
Drack O'Brien
Tie
Fakir
Brien
Tommy Ryan
Michigan
Im Dunne
Highwaya
Brooklyn
Formar Fiftle
Dunne
Strees
Tihiniy
Bete Hlao
Hug
San Francisco
Nelaon
the Dane
Frank Burke
Burke
Adam Neubeck
Kuhlmann
Sporting Editor Journal
Burke and Neubeck Who Fought Geena Skate
Flake
Tsarere
Sindy
Ies
Dallar Bou
Burke, Neubock
Leach
J. Ay Klerian
Guy
Scriven's Elastic Seam Untr garment promotion note
A fragmented note advertises elastic seam untr at 750 per garment claiming cooling and comfort benefits. It mentions favorable impressions and likable qualities of the product after acquaintances.
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Pete
League Games and Standings of Clubs
Raithnorsy dence at Newark with rain affects games. Providence plays Newark, Jersey City hosts Baltimore, Rochester at Montreal, Buffalo at Toronto, Cleveland at New York. Rain also in Chicago at Philadelphia. Standings show Washington 7, 84. Leats 4. Retcott 5. Boston.
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New York
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Leats
Retcott
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Philadelph
Brooklyn
Borton
Pittsburg
Wee Essen
U Haltunora
Newark Seco
Torvalo
Hpcremsee Stevers
Dersey
W. Po
Detroit
Philadelp
Horton
Pugilists Face Finances and Fading Fortunes
The piece discusses boxers finances and post career plans, noting Jake Kilrain declared bankruptcy in Baltimore and John L Sullivan saved money while planning retirement. It cites James Jeffries with a Los Angeles saloon and alfalfa farm, and contrasts Sullivan’s restraint with Burns, O Brien, Corbett, Fitzsimmons, and Megan.
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Jeffries
Los Angeles
Jeff
Jeffrion
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
Ion
Boston
John L
Jourlesque
Glints and Gleanings From the Diamond Revisited
The article surveys former boxers and players across leagues and cities, noting their post‑sport fortunes. It names Benny Mulloy, Jack Lee, Horner, Melle, King, Sherry Noon, Burns, Tommy Ryan, Dunne, Madden, and Joe Gans among others, detailing varied second careers in baseball, real estate, politics, and business, with many amassing wealth while others fall on hard times.
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America
Tom Sharity
Washington
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Brooklyn
Independence League
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Garden
Easy Street
Florida
Frisco
Horace Leeds
Atlantic City
Jack Everhardt
Iast
Revere Beach
Bos Ls
Eddie Currie
Bronx
Spike Sullivan
Sheepshead
Nye Ike
John An Bas
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Lee
Tommy West
Joe Walcott
San Francisco
Mike Donovan
New York A. C
Kid Hogan
Eight Club Circuit Forms Atlantic League
The Atlantic League was restructured into an eight club circuit with Wilkes-Barre and Pittston joining. Pottsville led the season to date and a new series will begin, with the winner to meet Pottsville for the overall championship.
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Wilkes-Barre and
Pittston
Dobbina
Etten“beth
Dutch supporters fought for Sunday ball in city history
A draft memoir of Frank Burke recalls the 1904 battle over Sunday baseball in the city. It credits Burke and Neubeck along with others for resisting local arrest threats and winning a court dispute with J. Ay Klerman hired to fight the case.
Rain Ends Game At Seventh Inning Between Two Early Teams
Rain halted play after seven innings as Hi Mors versus the Happy Mines at Chilton grounds produced a 6 to 1 finish for the Happy Mines. Four double plays highlighted the contest with three errors, and Martin opened scoring for the visitors while French and Toll contributed hits for the Mines.
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Hi Mors
Happy Mines
Chilton Grounds
Martin
Aorta Ara
Spencer
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