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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1906

Page

6

Local Boys Win Through Errors Of Visitors

Stevens School of Hoboken fell to Bata Bishoopool by 10 to 1 at Walnut Street grounds. Bata batted weakly yet took advantage of Stevens errors and passed balls to score in double digits. Stevens pitcher struck out ten batters, while Batterymate UmerowE, Catcher Croviess, and shortstop Gl6 VIVias contributed defensively amid the loss.

Bata Bishoopool Teenie School Upper Claan Hoboken Yewtarday Walnut Atrert Aingie Kareohite Capua Sangise Stevens School

Battin High School Tutors and Colubmia Defeat Highlight Local Sports

Thursday saw Battin High School baseball team set to face top faculty as observers expect a lively game amid a busy schedule. Columbia defeated Elizabeth F. C. 5-2 with Sauer strong on the mound for the Field Club and Manning contributing in the field.

Battin High Beachera Me Lentor Bird Deee Shearer Duncan Melson Little Orden Mills Israel Teatogn EB. F. Ciasgerreree Columbi Ee Seuer and Hery Erxteben Manning Yous Athletics Walout Street Bartow

Weststate A A E 2 Set Tall Team Plans City Return

The Weststate ace 2 set professional Tall team plans a return to city competition with top players eager to face strong local clubs. Palmera, Boudtowners, Bayaides and Blerlings showed preference while Charles Fisher at The Washington Juniore awaits results after a move.

Westate Ac Ae Qhinepaves Rmdyte Palmera Boudtowners Bayaides Blerlings Charles Fisher

Rivereines Triumph Over Metuchen A C In Tight Battle

June 5 Riverside Rivereines defeated Metuchen A C in a close game. Both teams showcased strong pitching and late drama with several sensational plays. Riverside’s speed and defense stood out as they prepare for upcoming clashes with Clinton avenues and Bay View teams.

Babar Rivereines MOG A. Tm Leven Metuchen A.C. By & Moore Metuches Bate Clinton Avenues

Gossip of the Diamond Screams Over Bush Owners Contention

The sporting chronicle ridicules a dispute around Bush owners and manager Leary after a rough opening, noting fans’ mood and a prolific Turner pitcher. It contrasts the Bayside win with criticism of other teams, lauding remarkable strikeouts and a weary view of the game’s sparring and press.

Sporting Noonan Whelan Gov Rabtsbead Nary “ Paar Imperiale Bayside

Walking lecture to compare old and new road views

A fragmented note describes a walking lecture by a veteran speaker about how roads between cities looked in 28 and later years. It mentions Philadelphia connections and a veteran from Deledrin, with limited readable details about the date and location.

New Térk Jusie B

Roselle Crescents Triumph Over Cranford 5 to 3

Crecent lineup led by Fimisio Dirk and Debroekt stunned Cranford A C. The Roselle Crescents defeated Cranford 5 to 3 on Friday. Standout players included Ristenstaal Debroekt and Ferrel with Marcusun and Wesnllit supporting.

Roselle Crescents Cranford Roveile Cranford A. C Wiehing Crea ‘Ponteplegen Addreat Lanter Biefeusiabl, I Noe

Championship Tournament Set for June 16 at Rahway Outing Club

The Rahway Outing Club hosts a mixed doubles event on June 16 with a best two of three format. Entries close at 4 PM Friday at 142 Bryant Street Rahway with a drawing at that time. Trains depart New York Cortlandt Ferry for Rahway at 124, 130, and 1:30 PM Saturdays.

Clab Mahway Natracee Bagar Bryant Strest Rakwey Hafora Sideran New York Cortlandt Ferry Rahway Pennsylvania Miss Jongs Mia Mise Martin R. Korn Bertram Berry B. O. Badger

Celebrated Game Between Higas and Night Owls

The Hig as defeated the Night Owls 4 to 0 in a lively Sunday morning match at Trowbridge's Grounds on the Boulevard. Players included Abel for the Hig as and Nieland Jones Lloyd Brown Sauerbrun Warmer Seid and Clark. lineups feature Apetein Gat Hirtaal Hudnecks Hirtyel Mertatop Wetengaila Miller Carroll Meld Vickers Stanford Cauben and McMahon with Nieland Siret Jones and others for the Owls.

Nie Thia City Trowbridge Higns Abel Wren Apetein Gat G. Hirtaal Hudnecks M. Hirtyel Mertatop Wetengaila Wake Field Miller Carroll Meld Vickers Stanford Cauben Gwis Nieland Warmer Seid A. Clark W. Clark

Hartford bids for Joe Harter in Major League interest

Jon Harter, OC A shortstop for the Branet Palmers, received a contract offer with signing authority from Hartford. Harter declined and, with friends, indicated he would stay with his current team unless a major league or strong Eastern League offer emerges. The NY league is seen as a warning to Harter as he weighs his options.

Jon Harter

Tennis club crowns Wooley champion in close finals

A C tennis club singles title goes to Wooley after a tight final with Brown. Morrell knocked out by Brown in semis. Woolsey defeated Brewster. finals featured back and forth deuced sets. Doubles results: Brown and Woolsey beat Jones and Slauson. Kempsbell and Benton fell to Brewster and Morrell.

Wooley Morrell Simmon Brown Kempshall Brewator Jones Woolsey Benton Brewater Deuce Wootry Han Slauson Kempsbell Brewster Moral

Besler Bronze Trophy Presented by W G Besler to RR of NJSA

The Besler Bronze, a new inter-department baseball trophy, was presented by Vice-President W G Besler to the Central Railroad of New Jersey Athletic Association officers at 143 Liberty Street New York. Nine teams from Pier 10 North River Pier 32 North River Central Building Transportation Department and other units enter the contest as the association grows to about 300 members.

Central Railroad of New Jersey Athletic Association W. G. Besler Athletic Association Liberty, Street New York City Besler Bronan Association Bealer Anid Haiti Esprit da Cor Pierre P. Garven Bayonne Thke Supont Coe Regate Cis Adt Ing Temi Asacciation Pier 10 North River Pier 32 Central Building New York Transportation Departmta Car Service Department Car Specter Jersey City Elizabethport Tral Company E. Fighbie Dickerson A. E. Owen J. A. Moore W. J. Dougherty

Newark A A Defeats Livingston A A on Johnston's Oval

Newark A A trounced Livingston A A 11 to 5 Sunday afternoon at Johnston's Oval. Pitcher Jack Pander of Elizabeth allowed few runs and starred at the plate with a homer and three RBI as Newark surged ahead early and maintained the lead.

Newark A. A Livingston A. A Johnston's Oval Jack Pander Elizabath Newarkers Hhomer Newark Peaser

End of the Track Season At Local School

West seems certain winner of the Oliver and Davia cup after interacademic games on Pingry Oval. The season ends between now and mid June with events including the 100 yard dash, quarter mile, mile run, high jump, broad jump, discus and shot put. scoring awards points to top three finishers.

Pingry Oval Weventa Weat Truck Athletica Atpleaic Westfield Clark Club St Martin High Rutgers Seceball Foottell Battla Eporte America Gam’ Gamal Athens

Eagle Juniors Triumph In High-Scoring Junior Match

In a well played junior game the Eagle Juniors beat East Hot A C Sunt by a large margin. Reese delivered strong running, while Beirne McCabe and Pandes led the batting. Woode faced the mound with solid control. Attendance was about 20. The box score shows multiple hits and fielding miscues from both sides.

Eagle A.C. Sunt Wong Reese Beirne McCabe Pandes T. Norton Townses Laucher J. McCaba Ny Konno Norton Betrne B. A-C Woode Bummarles Belenator Lowndes Belrné Pandoa Baran Balle Wooge br_ Boiron Bétena Hagle Teoptre—Ser Cornet Buburdan A C. Soore Ioninga Oslo

Derby tale and global notes mix in odd study

A jumble of phrases mentions a derby, Bolivian congress leaders voting on worship, a Columbia student linked to the YMCA, Peru’s tribes, and a humorous reference to a goateed figure. It also notes a hermetically sealed rubber bottle test and archaic weight figures, ending with a melted stream of measurements.

Congress Bolivia South America Columbia University Peru Afton J. Crawford

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