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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1908
Page
3
The report describes a storm affected game with Gallagher hit twice as the Cyclone men faced rough conditions. Stints on the mound, fielding behind him, and a late rally defined the contest. The outing featured rough seas, a strong defense, and notes on Beantown and Rahway lineups in the coverage.
Fragmented notes discuss the threat of a league title race and bold talk about teams and players. Mentions include Trantoms Amori tin League, Cincinnati, and Layiter Sevise. References to Heavitat-Rithing and Willie Seerr hint at key matchups and changing fortunes amid a windy season chatter.
A fragmentary report references a challenge labeled Ward confronting a figure described as Bender or Smite. Details are sparse, with no clear date location or outcome. Further readable text is needed for a complete summary.
The Boburban Golf Club rivalry unfolds this aftershow as Elizabeth sends R. A. Waterbury A. F. C Milligan R. B. Cleaves Sidney Jonte BR KJ Vesin to face Seabright Golf in a championship series team match in the East Jersey Golf League.
Luyster and Beery led Elizabeth as the Powerhouse of Public Service Corporation edged Hackensack 4 0. The game showcased Luyater’s strong scoring run and a chatter of rival telegraph style plays. Flick leaves tonight for N to join the other squad, as Ron Rad and Dick Smith are noted figures on the roster.
July 19 Aarden United States The physician reports George Hackenschmidt known as the Russian Lion will never wrestle again due to crippling ailment. The exact illness is not disclosed but it has ended his championship run after defending the title against Frank Gotie. The wrestler is described as still weak and unable to stand.
The Union County Cricket Club has no game scheduled this afternoon in the New Jersey State Cricket League. The day’s yard matches feature Newark versus U N eleven at Branch Brook Park, Paterson A meets Hudson County in Jersey City, and Orange and Paterson face off in Paterson. President E A Leach withdraws his offer for a longest-throw final due to little interest.
Wentington July 18 American marksmen who beat the world at the Olympic games will be accorded a grand reception upon their return to the United States. A reception committee from the National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice and the National Rifle Association will coordinate events. The revenue cutter Mohawk has been placed at the committee’s disposal by the Treasury Department. Attending officials include Assistant Secretary of War Oliver, Governor Hughes, Mayor, and Adjutant General P Hall.
Unclear text indicates Elks engagement with Bruggy's unions on Palmer grounds. Mentions several names and possible matches or events with limited readable details and dates.
Asbury Park July 18 the New Jersey State Dental Society elected officers and appointed committees. Dentists from Newark Trenton and Elizabeth led the leadership slate with Woolsey of Elizabeth on the inspection committee. The group also formed a five year to one year legislative slate and welcomed new members from Newark Atlantic City and Jersey City while noting enforcement actions against illegal practitioners and problematic dental parlors.
A list of patents granted in New Jersey includes devices and designs by G. M. Davis of West Dynamo, 0. : Fare reginter, Gerding of Newark, and M. J. Goliman for signaling meters among others. Entries cover electric machines, phonographs, heating apparatus, circuit controllers, and design patents from Hoboken to Camden.
A fragmentary note mentions liver and kidney troubles and a person named Deak Aialesis achieving something. The garbled text implies health concerns and a claim of superiority but lacks clear details or context.
Princess Vilma Lwoof Marlaghy arrives in Asbury Park with a retinue of about twenty in full livery, plus a menagerie of pets, staying at Hotel Brunswick until next Wednesday. Plans to sail Europe on the Deutschland Thursday may extend to remain for Baby Parade week if persuaded by local managers.
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