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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
7
In the Bast Games, two teams clash at the Pottsy field wall in a league matchup this week. The event highlights local contest action with teams vying for early season position.
In Newark and Pottsville Atlantic League action featured a 7th inning triple play by Elizabeth on a bases loaded, one out situation. Schuman led Elizabeth with three hits, while Longstreet pitched for Pottsville in a fast game with only two errors.
The ragged play at Easton Pennsylvania shows Brooklyn overpowering Easton with a 9 to 3 win. Errors and balks in the first inning helped Brooklyn establish an early lead as Bayliss and Davis contributed in offense and defense.
Battin High defeated Rahway High School yesterday on Walnut street grounds by 1 to 2. Seiler's batting and McNait's pitching highlighted the game with McNair fanning seven and Rahway's pitcher McNaughton striking out two. Errors and injuries marred a tense six innings, with multiple players listed in the box score and substitutions noted.
Jos Nolte of the city defeated Ace Harris in the state individual tournament at Oxford alleys Newark. Nolte won four games to Harris and accumulated losses totaling 194 to Harris's 10.
The Invaders split two afternoon games in Pottsville and Newark and Elisabeth, trying to topple Easton from last place. Hiller impressed at second base with solid fielding and a homer, while Charley Schuman contributed despite earlier losses. Wagner continued to show steady form at short as the team battles for a rally.
On Memorial Day the Washingtons defeated the Frankln Field Club 24 to 4 on their grounds. They collected eighteen hits off Peters with many triples and four hit by Kuhlmann including a circuit. Tomorrow at 3 30 p m they host Rahway Colored Giants at Washington grounds.
Madison Wisconsin June 1 The Ten Eycks father and son split results in a boat race at Lake Mendota Wisconsin University coaching by Tan Eyck won the varsity race against Syracuse University while the Syracuse crew coached by the old man won the sparred race after sundown uncertain light and conditions.
Amby McGarry and Unk Rus fight a hard six round bout at the local club with constant exchanging blows and no knockouts. The match is praised as one of the year’s best six round limits and both fighters tire from the slugging pace.
Westfield June 1 Edward Clark athletes of Elizabeth won a silver trophy at the Memorial Day meet at Fair Acres Driving Club track. The Clark Club won the relay and topped the field with 19 points while Narrows A C of Brooklyn had 14 and All Angles A C 1. B S C Westfield scored 1 point and others were under five.
A listing of local amateur clubs with team names like Rough Riders Liberty Juniors Suburban Juniors and Young Nationals. Entries include grounds and manager names such as Tobin Davidson and Sia Bedwaris with addresses on Elisabeth Avenue High Street Crane Street and Walnut Street.
A fragmentary record lists teams and managers such as Goines, Vanderhoof, Harty, and Ellery Gas tiger among various clubs at locations including Roselle, Kenilworth, Garwood, and Rahway. The text includes scattered remarks about a drowning incident and a water-related accident at a spring, with dialogue about a player named Temad.
The Young Athletics defeated Irving ton F.C. in both games of a Memorial Day doubleheader. The first contest was fast and saw the Athletica win, while the second game finished 11 to 0 for the Athletica. Manager Golden made roster changes, and the team played without some players.
The Ally Bowling Club elects officers for the coming year at its meeting held at Broad Street. Members plan a wind up reception and dance on June 1 at T A B Hall with friends G Piyen, the treasurer, and Will Vine among those noted.
Tomorrow's baseball card includes the Stars facing Fred Tenney's Boston Nationals at Allentown Atlantic League Park with Ohl pitching for the locals. Palmer and Linderman lead a lineup supported by Beery and Schuman in the field as the Invaders seek their stride and the Palmers aim to extend a ten game league streak.
Gathman defeated Reilly and Lloyd to win the individual tournament on the tuxedo gallers last night. Reilly and Loyd both earned places while Lingg and Gathorne posted high scores. The Colon A C defeated the Columbus F C on the Washington rounds last Sunday with teams averaging fourteen years.
The Field family and Cyrus are described in a tale of frugality and duty. During a sermon a trap is triggered by two brothers causing a clatter as a boy named Father is asked for a trip, highlighting the theme of obedience and family dynamics.
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