Yachting race thrills Elizabeth waterfront crowd
The JenSsie won a dramatic race over the Clara amid strong tide and public betting. Crowds filled the docks and waterfront as both yachts, tied to the Memorial Day opening of the season, raced along from Shooters Island to the finish with JenSsie pulling ahead in the final stretch.
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Rye Launch Nig
Louie 2
Desenter
Jensie Wand
Elizabeth Chtlub
Waa
Clara
Jessie
Olds
Yacht Club
Pooka
Priness Bay
Nave
Derwey
Shooter Island
Jensie
New York
Staten
George Ferry
Mt Wainworth
South Beach Pier
Gata
Red
Jew Lal
Happyland
Midland
Cin Oe Ie
Writ of Want
Jensio
Olistely Feean
Jemie
Perth
Tessie
Abe
Unclear crew ties create confusion on board record
A fragmentary report notes two judges and Captain Sullivan as brothers aboard a vessel. It mentions Iain J. Cameron, John Fanning, Charles Warres as judges or engineers, and Hugh Boyle in an unclear role, leaving the full identity and actions undetermined.
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Sullivan
Tn the CK
Iain J. Cameron
John Fanning
Charles Warres
Hugh’ Boyle Tideterper
Live Sheep Trophy at Elisabeth Maen-Rercher Night Festival
At Benders Park Lorraine the annual summer night festival saw Mrs Kohm win first in the ladies bowling and Herman Goettge first in the men’s contest. Mrs Kohm dropped a live sheep while Mr Goettge won three dollars. Albert Peters and William Muenster won second prizes. Children games and dancing provided afternoon and evening entertainment amid large attendance. Organizers were F Ricke, Nicholas Weld, H Mayer, William Goettert, George Geisel and Philip Young.
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Elisabeth Maen- Rercher
Bender's Park
Lorraine
Pottnlay
Kohm
Herman Goettge
F. Ricke
Nicholaa Weld
H. Mayer
William Goettert
George Geisel
Philip Young
League Scores and Standings Reported From Various Cities
The league standings show St. Louis 2 New York 0 and 6 2 scores for other teams with Pittsburg 5 Philadelphia 4 and Boston 0. Other results include New York 6 Cleveland 2 and Philadelphia Louis 9 Boston 10 Detroit 5. Later entries list Baltimore 3 Newark 1 and Montreal 2 Rochester 2 with Toronto 4 Buffalo 3. A witness from Hamilton County recounts a flood effect on a river crossing near Meridian, describing a sudden river column up from the bed and a toppled tree carried along by the flood.
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York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
New York
Dborton
Newark
Baltimore
Jersey City
Providente
Montreal
Rochester
Toronto
Buffalo
Providence
Montreas
o _ Baltimore
Butdio
E. ¥. Turner
Hamilton County
Thoreeback
Meridian
Ward
Waco
Clifton
Toch Debe
Battin Defeats League Champs In Tight Lakewood Bout
Battin High School defeated Lakewood High 3 to 2 at Lakewood in a pitchers’ duel. Battin traded blows early, then pulled ahead with a rally in the eighth inning as Lakewood misplayed balls and Battin runners advanced on smart baserunning. Norcross and Jaquen sparked Battin’s offense while Seiler and Kerr contributed key defensive plays.
Loo's Misfit Clothing Parlors Ad
A garbled ad lists Loo's Misfit Clothing Parlors in Nene Market and Iroquois Building with hours and prices. It mentions tailored suits and silk stripe fabrics but the text is largely unreadable.
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Washington St
Nene Market S
Iroquois Building
Gox
Mare
Ambiguous Baseball Play by Play In Odd Locale
A fragment from a score report describes players Vivian and Brown from Lakewood and Berock, with mentions of batting, pitching, and first base. The text is garbled but notes a hit by pitch to Vivian and a pitcher hit by a ball, with an unclear time of one hour and forty five minutes for the game.
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Battin
Tts
Lakewood
Lakewood High
Battin Boys
Bt. Benedict's College of Newark
Rattin
P. Johnson
Brown
Kerr
Seiler
Vivian
Muff
Jaquen
Ry Garden
Walls
Jaques
Norcross
P. Sobneon
Manvel
Hastings
Balle
Berock
Yy Brown
Basse
Kcec
Eller
Boller
Reeves
PF. Johnson
Aitin
F. Johnson
Ashley A C Wins From North Ends In Ten Inning Clash
In a rattling ten inning game on Walnut street grounds Ashley A C defeated the North Ends 4 to 1. Jones led off the bottom of the tenth with a single and scored the winning run amid errors by McCarthy and Quinn. Dick pitched well for the Ashleys striking out eight.
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Ashley A. C
North Ends
Walnut Street
Ashleys
Jones
McCarthy
Quinn
Pote
Ashley
Miter
North A
Tatter
Royal Stars Fail To Appear At Washington Grounds
Report notes the Royal Stars did not show for a game at Dutch Kuhlmann's Field Club on Washington grounds yesterday. Manu fer Hawking of the Stars says he knew nothing until reading in the Journal and cites players’ work commitments as a reason. The crowd moved to Palmer grounds to watch Bike and Cranford B C.
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Royal Stars
Kuhlmann
Washington Grounds
Manufer Hawking
The
Stars
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