Thirty Fans Get Their Money Back In Westfield
Westfield quarrel over Lackawanna League game ends with forfeit after Irvington and Elizabeth fail to play. Manager Hopper refunds thirty fans while Captain Driscoll contends for a future date. Westfield defeats Summit 7 0, Linderman shuts out Summit, Smith excels on the mound, and league tensions loom as teams weigh future commitments.
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Irvington
Elizabeth
Weatfeld
Si Mit
Weerfeld
Dover
Tevingt
Fleebare
Morin Fark
Elim
Aingle Henning
Hopper
Irvingtona
Caputin Wrincoll
Vlalme
Irvington Ram
Union County
Lenuia
Irvingtonians
Hlgabeth
Adin Neubeck
Walkim
Camptown
Shane
Mopper
Tevington
Henning
Poaklel
Balley
Parte Na
Sutch Hathies
Wmpire
Drincoll
Hopper Ald
Driscoll
Unclear amateur sports recap with mixed garbled text
Fragmentary report of a Saturday basketball game with partial names and actions. Mentions Chat ham Levkewaong palas winner and Egler collision. Notes free throws, substitutions, and unclear player details.
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Lover
Mani
Chathan
Palas
Wall Ballin
Rifle matches at country club conclude with tense finishes
Elizabeth Lowe and Countey Chib ehimpionship drew strong entries and high scores. Campbell and Schenck led early, with Schenck posting 84 and 52 offhand. The mixed Indies match pended as entrants were numerous and scores high, with Campbell or Campin tied for first in prone. A late reentry and scores pushed results, with Schenck edging Campbell by a point for the overall win as spectators packed the gallery.
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Che Etnabeth Lowe
Campbell
Badin
Schenck
Ivo Schenk
Woodentt
Sweeting
Eamphett High
Kaya Secout
Hee
Fanes
Woodrutt
Keys
Rho Owiltig
Reheuck
Woodruff
Kegan
Tetuilnil
Wueeling
Tatal
Newton St
Thomas
Mas Hidines
Miss Morrell
Misa Hloranee
Mia Hiines
Mins Morrel
Misa Florance
Mine Morrell
Sthenek
Mise Mornner
Mr. Campbell
Mise Marrell
Indies
Abe
Schesck
Wade
Noel Kakin
Thirton
Grindy
No Hit Game in the Atlantic League
Pottsville pitcher Silvery shut out Reading yesterday in an Atlantic League game, the first time such a no hitter has been achieved in the league. Britton pitched for Reading as Pottsville rallied three times despite four hits by Reading, while the home team struggled to score. Other games postponed due to rain. upcoming matchups listed.
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Reading
Atlantic
Putleville
Stlery
Fortsville
Britton
Pottsville
Yosterday Hietralt
Chicago
Kuin
Cleveland
Izford Phicaee Pleelant
New York
Philatelphia
Rapton
American Aries
Pittsbur St Louis
Vinelupatt
Sineiewast
Rease Veterniny
Enti
ANTEE
Chester
Allentown Fevitelnery
Banimere Reyes
Stine
Allestons Moctregiu
Newark Oo
Providence
Cheater
Brooklyn Downs Easton in 8 3 Victory
Brooklyn defeated Easton 8 to 3 in a game played in Easton Pennsylvania on June 3. Brooklyn led after seventh inning as Easton faltered late and Brooklyn piled up runs.
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Brooklyn Downs Easton
Easton
Inni Easton
Wood
Brooklyn
Brooklys
Association Nine Wins Another
The YMCA nine defeated MC C4 at West Farms on Walnut Street grounds Saturday afternoon 63 to 4 in a high scoring first ten innings. After that the pitchers quieted, the game turning into a solid contest despite early wild throws and errors. Local stars Weine Miller and Hastings feature in the defensive and hitting thrusts as the game shapes into a steady finish.
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YM. C. A
West Farms
Walnut Street
Wau
Inv
Menge
Lavelle
Errot
Norris
Merling
Rond
Nendling Lloyd
Smith
Ryan
Firet
Mae Ged Bond
Cubberly Grone
Lavineas
Boyd Fanne Dings
Monk
Boyd
Ericson
Hantinge
Ericgon
Moffatt
Ericaon
Hastings
Yom, cc
Reading and Pottsville postpone games to rain
In Reading Pennsylvania on June 3 heavy rain forced the New ark Reading game to be called off after 1,200 spectators gathered despite rain. In Pottsville the Atlantic League clash with Elizabeth was also postponed due to wet grounds from Saturday afternoon.
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Yeaterday
Pottaville
Reading
Newark
Rai
Elizabeth
Chester
Allentown
Brooklyn
Enston
Easton
Reading Potlaville
Newark Reading
Pottavilla
Invaders Schedule and NL clash with Pottsville this week
Timely Gossip of the Diamond reports the Invaders set to play Fanton in Atlantic League Park tomorrow and Pottsville Friday and Sunday matchups with Newark Wednesday Reading Sunday. Phil Smith, released by Neubeck, pitched superbly for Westfields against Summit, striking out the last man to spark a lively crowd. Nolan the one legged pitcher of YMCA West Farms faced a six run first inning but settled in, while Tack Hastings contributed two hits and a run for the visitors.
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The
Invaders
Fanton
Newark
Pottaville
Reading
Phil Smith
Neubeck
Lackawanna Leagis
Weatfelds
Simmmit
Phil
Linderman
Farner
Summit
Atlantic League Park
Pottsville
Eastons
Nolan
Cathol Jc Tube
West Farms
Reay
Hanes
Tack Hastings
Youn Rascala
Adsent
Company Wins Close Rifle Match
The company team of Company 1 Second Regiment defeated Company L First Regiment Newark in a well contested match at City Hall Saturday evening. Individual scores listed for Company 1 Second Regiment. Cranford baseball team defeated by Missouri Pacific Malhead Club at Union Grounds 4 to 2. A man asks about a badge of death in the family during a lighthearted exchange at the end.
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Newark
City Hall
Plainfield Golf Meets Draw Large Field at Club Event
Roseville defeated Elizabeth Durban Club 2 to 1 in a Saturday golf match at Plainfield Country Club. Henry D. Hibbard led the scoring with a net 75, while a large field competed in the June cup qualifiers and greens cup contests.
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Plainfield
Plainfield Country Club
Henry D. Hibbard
Golf Committee
T. Enat Brockton
W. Lester Kenney
Leighton Calkina
Juline E.rickson
Edward J. Patterson
Frank O. Reinhart
Howard G. Lapaley
C. B. Morgan
If. Earl
G. K. Exh
J. BR. Evans
Hugh F. Fe
L. B. Alling
H. D. Hibbard
Rogers
G. Lapsley
Edward J. Palmerson
Total President's Cup at Cranford Planford Qualifies
Planford, since-Sixteen, qualified for the President's Cup at Cranford Golf Club on Saturday. The event continued with plans for next Saturdays matches and ongoing play through the month. results from Morris County Golf Club and Forest Hill Club feature Alfred Mary, John Gillespie tied for first with two up, and multiple players with varying margins. Handicap results include Montclair event leaders and several clubs reporting scores and standings.
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Cranford
Planford
Cranford Golf Club
Morrintown
Morris County Golf Club
Jnl
Bogie
Alfred Mary
John TD
Gillespie
Morgan KX. Smith
Stephen HM
Phim
James A. Downe
Janes A. Kilwarda
Enos Willer
Palmer Tatchford
Dais
Ale Arenas Pame
Montclair Defeats Pingry Nine For 9 6 Victory
Montclair Military Academy defeated Pingry School 9 to 6 in a rough nine inning game marked by numerous errors. Sullivan won the championship cup with a medal play score of 87 47 17 and this is his third cup win. Nearby golf results showed Forest Hill beating Montclair 3 to 2 on the South Orange links with tight play and several misplays impacting the score.
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Baltuard
C. J. Sullivan
Sullivan
E. N. Tod
Ber
FE. N. Todd
Montclair Military Academy
Pingry School
Oval
Renault
Taylor
Partridge
Montclair
Jones
Bin
Montclair Boys
Pingry
Heuschke
Techma
Thea Wlves
M. A. Forest
Forest Hill
South Orange Links
Elizabeth Y M C A Dominate Hudson County In County League
Elizabeth Y M C A posted 90 and bowled Hudson County for 35, winning by 65 runs and three wickets on cocoa matting. H C Goddard top scored with 24 and A Gibson took four for 19 while H Goddard had three for 6 as Hudson County struggled in a lopsided Essex county match by the State League.
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Elizabeth ¥. M. C. A
Green County Club
Sith” Quyon. Hoe
Weston
Elizabeth Y
M. C
Howard
Gallagher
B. Spencer
Jareeds
Goddard
D. A. Gibson
Pearson
A. H. Gibaon
Robinson
Taod
E. Lee
E. A. Lerch
W. Howard
Hudson County
P. H. Robinson
D. A. Gibaon
P. Pearson
At. Howard
A. Bpencer
Essex County
C. Parks
J. Allen
Cooper Wlayea
Thee
Buch
Flannery
Stanley
Eavex County
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Cy Erry
Vattevilla Cos
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Mint Thaman
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Plainfield Club
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Elizabeth Suv
Elassea
T. E. Brockton
H. Rogers
Leighton Calkins
EB. Rickson
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G. ¥. Earl
J. R. Evans
Hugh F. Fox
A.B. Alling
C. B. Hamilton
Charles W. McCutcheon
the Ark Golf Club
J. C. McKelvey
R. V. Carpenter
J. O. McKelvey
Charles A. Reed
L. Goodrich
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Mindley Weed
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Hudson County Eleven
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