Pioneers Rally In Ninth To Edge Tie Game
In a tense contest the Pioneers tied late as Shields and Meaney delivered key hits while Henderson and Luyster produced scoring plays. An eventual late rally and double steals kept the game close, with Turner and Murphy contributing in both offense and defense as the finish remained in doubt.
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Wolf Hea Pean
Nee Wagner
Hayes
Pioneers
Anand
Sembrecht
Meaney
Phatiler
Catcch Meaney
Phabler
Macki
Henderson
Shielis
Murphy
Shields
Ken Meaney
Per Lambrecht
Sid
Hirgea
Wagner
Hoover
Und
Aeeaney
Angier
Kayee
Gover
Watson
Johnson
O'Neil
Turner
Piner
Oglen
Neil
Luyster
Hin
Shotment Turner
Tin Pimvers
Jome
Hon
Minth
Fong
Fiaiona
Victory
Marry Me Dorothy Mad Earl Seeks Teri Oer
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a request or plea involving a person named Dorothy and an Earl. The wording is unclear with missing letters and broken phrases. No identifiable event, location, or date can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Dorothy
Earl
Benedicts Win Classy Game In Costumes At Town Club
A humorous annual Taney dress baseball match between the married men and bachelors at the Town and Country Club drew hundreds. The benedicts won 107 to 23, but the scorekeeper quit early. Notable costumes featured a June bride, a priest, and white pajamas among the players, with strong hitting by the Gray brothers and sharp fielding by Warner Allen and others. The event showcased novelty plays and lively banter, with plans for a rematch next year.
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Benedictu
Gray Brothers
Dowie
Cissel
M. M
Riel D.tunker
Charlock
Elizabeth
Leary
Pravost
Dreachd
Nemo
Jack” Woodruff
Jarani Sen
Hock” Grundy
Pele Ires
Dad” Morrell
Archie” Mackintosh
Bachelors
Benedicta
Benedicts
Austin
Ware
Gisnol
J. L. Gray
T. T. Gray
Wright
Atwater
Allen
Schenck
E. Knapp
Bachelore—Littell
Prevent
N. Charlock
G. B. Woodruff
J. E. Woodruff
Toby
Tucker
Jasius Grundy
Brennan's Trio Faces Weather Affected Schedule Tourney
The tab tournament schedule may not be fully played as warm weather reduces enthusiasm. Brennan's team leads. several rivals concede hope of catching up. The race for average continues as teams near the top battle for position amid unclear finish dates.
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Brennen
Smith Faces Maloney in Brown's Gywna Tonight Fight
Howard Smith in strong form for a late evening bout with Maloney at Brown's Gym. Critics in New York doubt Smith while Maloney, anxious about the outcome, travels to the city seeking a chance to sway the verdict. Sparse, garbled text reflects a chaotic pre fight report.
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Smith
Howard Smith
Maloney
New York
Beal Boy
Howard
Waareo
Georgie Crod
Howard Hatte Chai
Vna
Ie Bas
Cecilia Bellini Wins Trot at Woodbridge
The Road Drivers' Association held a racing program at Woodbridge. A dead heat in the three minute trot prompted a rerun next Saturday. Cecilia Bellini owned by Louls Sehmirder won the 240 trot in odd heats.
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Road Drivers’ Association
Woodbridge
Cecilia Bellini
Louls, Sehmirder
Hehidapar
Carpenterix
Betsy Roe
Mayes
Dixie Giants Defeat Cranford F C in Morning Game
The Dixie Giants, Cranford’s top colored nine, beat Cranford F C 14 to 7 yesterday morning in Cranford. In the afternoon they were shut out at Recreation Park West Geld by the Newark Alerts 5 to 0.
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Cranford
Dixie Giants
Cranford F.C
Recreation Park
West Geld
Alerts
Newark
Giants
Clark Runners Do Well in Jersey City Meet
The Clark runners performed solidly at the Jersey City meet, with David Clark finishing second Cantle fourth and Campbell fifth in events. In the mile relay seven teams entered and Clark secured strong Placings despite their first 440 yard race, with Strohbach Castle Neese forming the winning quartet.
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CLARK
Jersey City
Rity A
Hoboken
Jerty
M Lap
David Clark
Cantle
Campbell
Strohbach
Castle
Neese
Tennis Tournament Opens at Elizabeth Town Club
Play began yesterday morning at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club for the season’s first tennis event, a men’s doubles tournament. Six teams entered, with Class A and B players paired by lot, and bouts featured Cra wel and Carr defeating Littell and Wheeler, while Exkin and Charlock claimed victories toward the final rounds slated for Saturday afternoon.
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Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Lota
Wood- Enkin
Crawel
Carr
Littell
Wheeler
Cisse
Exkin
Charrock-nrn
A. Clare
Tac Cart
G. B. Littell
J. B. Wheeler
BB. Harrie
Ricketta
A. & Wright
Schenck
Cimel Aml Cary
Eb, A. Weeks
J. EB. Woodfull
N. F. Charlock
Coml Bakin
Harrison
Ricketts
Bat tin Celebrates Pingry Victory with Street Parade
Hattin School celebrated a historic win over Pingry with a victory parade through the city streets. A fife and drum corps led revelers who cheered their team as residents joined in the celebration despite garbled OCR text.
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Hattin School
Pingry
Aspen
Yariour
Union County Cricketers Dominate Bound Brook in Easy Win
Union County cricket team defeated Bound Brook by 119 to 7 at Weston Oval. Gibson brothers starred in bowling with A H taking 6 for 1 and T A Ro curing 4 for 11, while A T Gibson led batting with 8 runs. The county side, without much practice, showed few errors and is set to face Paterson D next Saturday.
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Union County
Crickiot
Bound Brook
Weston Oval
Gibson Brothers
A. H
T. A. Rocured
A. T. Gibson
F. Goddard
Dunaminn
K. B. J. Lariat
Gibson
Hreadbent Sociee
E. A. Leach
Chriscold
D. Broadbent
Goddard
Momlt
I. Brad
J. A. Leech
B. Broadbor Oras
F. Wharton
B. BD
Gibvor Tot
G. Fisher
B. H. Gibson
Howne
Dunsminn
G. FL
G. Broadbent
Aiga
Iion
Paterson
Belmonts Rally St. Pauls to Split with Newark Teams
The Belmonts split Sunday with two Newark clubs, edging the St. Pauls 2 1 in one game before falling behind on an error in the seventh. Belmonts led 2 1 until the late miscues allowed four runs, then Martin recovered with solid defense and later offense to salvage the day.
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Belmonts
Newark
St. Paul
Martin
McOre
Pauls Gtangstiek
Belmonts Oilonpo
Ariel Ani
Devine
Davie Amd
TABS Lose Tough Game on Sandy Ground
The Taba team suffered a hard loss at Sandy ground in a contest against the M. GC. 1. A. Stu 7 to 4. Heinfeldt and Burns made notable catches, Barry flashed a one handed grab, and White contributed a backward punt as part of a rough, error-prone field play.
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Heinfeldt
Burns
Barry
Oo Duns
Ps Heinfeldt
M. Norton
Moran
Fi Walls
Dalley
Kang
Triangles Defeat Palisades In Opening Game
Triangles win 14 to 6 over Palisades in a high scoring opener. Twelve hits led by Wy Schreinbeek who also powered a home run. Patixaden was knocked out in the second inning as Triangles plated seven runs, while pitching and defense held Palisades scoreless after the early frame. Sturges Crook Droit meet beries-Cie and Darby contributed offensively in support.
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Schreinbeek
Wey
Sturges, Crook
Droit
beries—Cie and
Darby
Lindens Rally to 14–3 Victory Over Highlanders
The Linden P. A. defeated Highlanders 14 to 3 in Havenne on a day afternoon. Linden hitters collected 22 hits led by Norotny with 10 strikeouts and a strong pitching effort. Mayer contributed four hits and a sacrifice for the Lindens.
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Lindens
Linden P
Highlanders
Af Havenne
Tr & Lindens
Eve Chite Norotny
Pitelad Ame
Mayer
Lintena
Schuetzen Corps Parade Celebrates Twenty Fifth Anniversary
A large parade and prize shoot marked the Independent Schuetzen Corps twenty fifth anniversary. Spectators filled Saenger Hall for a monster ball while hundreds visited the Schiller street range. Mayor Marving and General Collin attended as German societies from Hoboken and Hudson County joined the event with prizes awarded for 60, 260, and 600 foot shoots.
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Ami
Schueten Corp
Schuetzen Corps
Wdom
Senger Mall
Schiller Street
Aec Ton c
Elizabeth Avenue
Jnion Atation
Broad Street
Vinitin Societies
Nohiller Street
Mraving
Repepo
Saenger Hall
Dyonia F. Collin
Sraft
Wos
George Behlicht
Midhlanberg
Schnetzen. Corp
Peter Beyer
Eilza‘beth
George Oor
German Ameriehn—Society
Hudson
County
Danald Fyitzche
Elizabeth
Frank Brunnenmioiater
Goo Licht
Fred Huhm
George Door
Philip Mai
Nichbtes Oberlein
Fred Finder
FE. Huetteman
J. Sauter
Elizabeth Schuetzen
Howe Schuetzen-Corpa
Eintracht Sing- Boulety
Chuetxen Corps
Hoboken
Hudson County
Ladies Auxiliary
Hoboken Schueteen Corps
Honors Divided at Parker Gun Club Shoot
The Parker Gun Club held a shooting event at Shrirraps yesterday with A. D'Expiet winning the frat event in a tie over Lutigens by two targets. W. Hoff man won the second event with nineteen of twenty-five, M. Luttgens took high gun in the third event with twenty-one of twenty-five, referee A. Woodruff and judge Robert M. McCloud identified.
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Parker Gun Club
Shrirraps
A. D'Expiet
Lutigens
Wlaa
Bret
A. Woodruff
Robert M. McCloud
Byndieay
MW ‘Staudt
Rap
Drake
Keshia
Pioneers Easton Game Off Amid Schedule Shuffle
The Pioneers game with Easton was canceled due to a tight schedule after a strenuous series with the Wilmingtons. Officials scheduled a double header in the city with Easton on June 12. Crosy’s Shamoking will visit for two games, as the Shamokins prepare for action.
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Pioneers
Eastons
Pinneora
Wilmingtons
Waa
Easton
Crosy
Cavaliers Rally Win In Extra Innings Over Poorer Nine
Baseball notes recount a tense game where Keough McCarthy and Fischer sparked a ninth inning rally to avoid a shutout, with Millin contributing a three run double in the tenth and Placher delivering a two bag hit in the eleventh to push the Cavaliers past Poorer. The drama extended to an eleventh inning scoring burst securing the victory.
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Mt Stam
Deter Ture
Piycher
Millin
Keough
McCarthy
Fischer
Left Garden
Ian
Placher
Chevaliera
Local Band Escorts Jeffries to Bayonne Park
Willover's Band from Elizabeth escorted Tim Jeffries yesterday morning from the Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City station to Washington Park Bayonne where he will stay for the week. The band list includes Foster Streep Rouigh Fred Smith Higer Millar Herman Rasppel Morris Stim James Op Frank Schneider Alfred Btone William Keller Frank Sinderand Charles Willever. Part of the band will perform for a fourth season at Midland Reach.
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Willover
Elizabeth
Tim Jeffries Yeaterdy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Washington Park
Bayonne
Jeffries
Willever
Foster Streep
Rouigh
Fred Smith
Higer Millar
Herman Rasppel
Morris Stim
James Op
Frank Schneider
Alfred Btone
William Keller
Frank Sinderand
Charles Willever
Midland Reach
Teams Play 26 Innings In Remarkable Baseball Game
Bloomington Tenn June 1 reports say a marathon baseball contest between Bloom decatur stretched to 26 innings with Decatur prevailing 2 to 1. A protest claimed winning run scored after a fielder cut second base. Umpire ruling counted Fisher's run despite Purtell being ruled out for the same play.
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Bloomington
Bas Aball
Bloor
Decatur
Knyder
Fisher
Purtell
Clarke
Kling High Gun in Stars Events
Consistent shooting marked a Star Gun Club meet held Saturday afternoon. P M Kling led with eighty eight percent, Manning close behind at eighty. Kling won a twenty five target walking match and led the day scoring, with Manning and Pallen second in several events. The club plans a state championship entry at Ives City, with Kling and Manning defeated in yesterday’s results.
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Reputar
Star Gun Club
Kling
Wis
Manning
Minning
Venta
Vargues
King V
P.M
Kling Foo
Aplentit
Star Gun Cbox
Ives City
W. A. Manning
Tre Yeaterday
Pullengee
Blake
Pullen
T Charles Mrmmeal
Linden A C Wins Two Good Contests
Linden A C claimed two contests yesterday with a morning defeat of Linden F C by 2 to 0 and an afternoon win over Broomfeld by 12 to 0. Players named Langan and Piel were noted in the report amid a terse recap of the events.
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Linden A. C
Linden. C
Linden F. C
Broomfeld
Theazores
Westfield Golf Club hosts two-ball and medal events
In Westfield yesterday morning J C Cutler and R B T Middleditch won the two ball contest at the Westfield Golf Club. L Randall led the afternoon medal play with 06-12-88 while W J Bogart posted 90-481. Sixteen players qualified for the Governor's Cup, first round scheduled before Saturday June 5. Finals set for an early date among Manvell Ta Kali Thompson and Stern.
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Westfield
Jnaver
Etl
Wenfield Golf Club
J. c Cutler
RB. Tf. Middleditch
L. Randall
W. J. Bogart
Aera Ne Wre
Manvell
Ta Kali
Thompson
Stern
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Beth
Layater
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Wolf
Fliabothae
Ferry
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Willington
Fromvers
Abeint Phahler
Locmla
Getti
Nate
Portsington
Town and Country Club
Brennan
Barona
Carpenter Grollia "Bellini
Tena Fipinks
Dili
Terry
Powder Boy
Graves W
Tyce Bea
Cranford F. C
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Shamokin
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Norton
Cameron
Bringher
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O'Keefe
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Ji Millin
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Bo CO
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Mesuenger
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B. Bradford
W. Kun
Dé Werner
Dudaah
P. Lawland
Magnolia
A. Tyrael
Mack
Stark
Bishntigor
Divncher
Brelda
Reilly
Sooo Tao
Kenilworth A.C
Newton Foo
Kenilworth
Rekan MN
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Jenn
Thie Azure
Ana Game
Detle
Pauling
Wyck. Broond GA
Harrie
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Mestre
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Marshall TC. Yeatunday
Wahl
Noa
Reimioff
Deppert
J. Amule Fy
Zink
G. Mirela
Tbs
G. Felcke
Fe Mathearn
MH. Fricke
AWC
Addeens Olals Lenges
C. Wahl
Third Avenue
City
Rambler F.C
Tien
Anderas
William Woordwird
Elk
Parker Gunners
Jeff
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Clicular Track
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
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