Maloney and Tartar Clash in Ward Smith Fight
In Brown's Gymnasium the local lightweights Howard Smith and Tommy Maloney battled ten rounds. Smith controlled much of the bout with body blows and clinches, guiding the pace early before Maloney mounted late aggression. Smith fought back hard in exchanges, gaining narrow wins in spots, while both fighters endured repeated kidney blows and warnings for rough tactics. The crowd cheered as Smith edged ahead in the later rounds, though Maloney pressed with determination.
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Tommy Maloney
Howard Smith
Brown's
Bill
Mney
Smith
George ‘Aroll
Tibby Watson
Maloney
Ant
Howard
Brown
Loney Wan
Orker
Drews
Mt Ut
Local boxing clash ends with Maloney narrow win over Howard
In a rugged bout, Maloney pressured West side rival Howard from the start. By rounds eight to ten the New Yorker showed resilience, trading heavy blows as Maloney pressed forward, landing decisive shots and finishing strong while Smith dominated earlier exchanges.
League Games and Standing of Clubs
League games and standings are listed with clubs and schedules. The note mentions Toronto and Providence in vague terms, with names appearing garbled. The readable fragments point to upcoming games and current rankings.
Seeland Shines For Central A C In 13 3 Win
Seeland pitched a great game for Central A C against Grasselli, striking out fifteen and allowing only a few scattered hits as the Centrals won 13 to 3. Grasselli’s Trim allowed twelve runs and eight batters to reach base, while Central’s defense had limited errors amid a lopsided win. The Madison Square bowling tourney has fallen short of the promised $50,000, with the event ending June 12.
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Seeland
Central A. C
Grasselli
Centrals
Trimbla
Leeland
Trimmad
Madison Square
New York
Brain Puzzle Challenge from The Journal Daily
The page presents a puzzle column titled Brain Exercise for Young and Old with garbled OCR text about a mathematical monkey age riddle and a dictionary contest. It mentions the Skidoo family of talking apes and a question about the age of the third monkey, plus references to yesterday’s dictionary answer and other fragmented notes from The Journal.
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the Journal
Vries
Gamer
Mt Carmel Gains On The Pioneers In Tight Tilt
Mt Carmel took second place with an 11 to 3 win over Pottsville highlighting fourteen hits led by Foster with two singles and two doubles. In other games Nichols allowed ten safeties as Allentown defeated Wilmington 4 to 3 on ten hits while Reading edged Chamokin 4 to 3 after a ninth inning rally with Cross and Irving delivering key hits.
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Pottsville
Mt. Carmel
Foster
Itn
Eae
Hopkina
Bisland
Reading
Chamokin
Cross
Irving Sexes
Irving
Axia
Elizabeth
Mt. Carmel Sree
Shamokin
Easton Reading Oy
Allentown
Pottaville
Wilmington
Easton
East Jersey Golf Tourney at Forest Hill Field Club
The Suburban Golf Club will enter the East Jersey Golf League spring tournament at Forest Hill Field Club on June 18 and 19. Qualifying rounds determine eight-player match groups, with prizes for winners and top eight. A team match from each club on Friday, 72 holes medal play, plus a special handicap event on Saturday and multiple handicap prizes. Open to all with $1 entry. entries due by June 17. Organizers: Nkuebler, Congdon, and M A Wilson.
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Suburban Golf Club
East Jersey Golf League
Forest ‘Hill
Stydies
Forest Hill
Emrants
FAB de Grae-aventin
Ewark
Nkuebler
The
Congdon
McVickers Men Win at Whitehouse 7 2
The Elizabeth A traveled to Whitehouse Saturday afternoon and defeated the local team by seven to two. The visitors showed exceptional speed and control, securing a clear victory on the road.
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M’vicker
Whitehouse
Elizabeth A
Hlowes Aba
Sporting Briefs Highlight Swing at Pacific Meet
Willie Hiwil to the Pacific Sg Pecos Tremere entries noted as competitors at a regional golf or track meet. Brief mention of sites and events suggests a local sports roundup with minor player names and venue cues.
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Willie Hiwil
Pacific
Pecos
North Ends win slugging home opener 15 to 4 over Newark
North Ends defeated Academy J. C. of Newark 15 to 4 in their first home game, slugging 16 safes including six doubles and three triples. Seymour led Newark with three doubles and Palmer added two triples and a single. Brennan held Newark to nine hits with strong strikeouts. North Ends played without a regular exterior. Central B. B. C. of Orange topped locals in another frame, score 18 to 2.
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North Ends
Academy J. C
Newark
Balla
Seymour
Palmer
Loyala
Academyy
Brennan
Kling's Score Missed. Star Gun Club Note Corrected
A newspaper item notes that Kling and J. A. were credited with a score yesterday in the Star Gun Club report, but Kling's total should have read ten. The correction appears in late copy, affecting the seagunt of the event and the team's string reporting.
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Ee Kling
J. A
Esterday
King
Local team sweeps morning game but loses afternoon contest
The Filizabeth Bottomers beat Ware Falls 9 to 2 in the morning game and lost 7 to 2 in the afternoon. Ortlieb held Wappingers in the morning, while Lond pitched well for the locals except in the fourth inning of the second game. Bunch of athletic events precede the games with Bruggy and Washburn among prize winners. Stone, returning from a two week layoff, contributed in defense and base running. Kling and Carleton led in jumps and sprints.
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Ware Falls
Ortlieb
Wappingers
Rube Lond
Brugg
Bruggy
Donnegan
Charlie Boyd
Fay Washburn
Washburn
Alta Americane Ara
Browns
McAleer
Elder
George Stone
Ajar Boas
Eall
Inter
Baseball Notes and Local Scores Reported
The Story beat Newsboys 13 to 1 with Mahon pitching well for the winners and Barr for the Newsboys. St Mary’s lineup features Sullivan Forsyth Mahon and Sparks among others. The St Mary’s club seeks teams aged 1.5 to 13 for challenges sent to T Mahon 138 Washington Ave. Lightning A.C. downed the T.A.C. of Roselle 15 to 43 yesterday afternoon.
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Newsboys
Mahon
Barr
St. “Mary's
Wing
Sullivan
Garry
Sparks
X. F
Forsyths
Plumpire
McGlynn
St. Mary's
T.mahon
Washington Avenue
A. C
T. A.cin
Roselle
Anthes third in Thousand Dollar Marathon at Elmira
Johnny Anthes making his Lat Journel debut finished third in the Thousand Dollar Marathon at Elmira New York on Decoration Day. He trailed Appleby who quit late, amid hot pace and big crowd. Anthes has offers to race at Providence and Little Falls with his managers confirming arrangements.
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Johnny Anthos
Elmira
N.Y
Decoration Day
Applety
Shrabb
Cavajol
Wone Sheldon
Yookers A. C
Billy Sheenan
A. C
Appleby
Prox Moter Carroll
Ernie Mersberg
Ryanberg
Anthes
Drormot
Woolen suits and clothing for men and boys
An earnest shop advertises all wool cloth and fast color dyes for suits. It promises a good stock and hints at tomorrow's message about availability while noting they carry spring suits and apparel for men and boys.
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Tartar
Ward Smith
Yorker
Zabeth
National League
Providenien
Toronto
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Schlesgo
Cincinnati
Elands
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnaati
Rochester
Ll. Po
Buffalo
Providence
Alee
Gane
Baitiere
Duttalo
Burns
Carney
R. F
Kufall
F. Grasselli
Streep
Day
Peru
Sam
Aly
Pioneers
Foster's Men
Nichola
Bennett
Contouro le
Ising
Peterton
Axis
Ant’ Iartman
East Jersey
Tee
Wilcomipein
Boynton
Sawyer High
W. T. Sawyer
Gales
Richards
Beare
J. M. Oslo
Alebarde
Benedict—Walker
Ichman
East
Weet
Bornton
W. B
Ainsworth
Merroe
Gilhooly
Norrin
Jackson
Academy A. C
P. M. Kling
Stone
Wappinger’s, Falls
O.N
John Sotting
Cathesing Street
L Ladrest
J Pe
Sayre St
Rocers Peet & Company
Warren
Allentowns
Ballartin
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