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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1907
Page
5
New Jersey teams showed mixed results at Atlantic League Park. Newark and Allentown split wins in short fashion, Reading swept Brooklyn in a doubleheader, and Easton defeated Chester. Key players included Longstreet, Mehling, and Wagner as their teams jockey for position, with several games noted for pitching duels and late-inning rallies.
Palmers top Allentowns 5 4 after two three baggers by Harter and Stallings in the ninth inning. Harter, mired in strikeouts earlier, homered with Bob Middleton on the move, while Stallings delivered another hit to drive in the decisive run. Bird and Streaser led Palmers with three hits apiece, powering a come from behind win that saw Allentowns take the lead in the ninth before Palmers reclaimed the advantage and sealed it.
Summit edged Elizabeth 5 to 4 in a pitchers' duel at Summit’s field, as Linderman held Elizabeth to seven hits and Henshaw aided with solid defense. The win keeps Summit, Elizabeth, and Summit in a three‑team tie for second place in the Lackawanna League with Chatham also winning to shrink the gap.
President J. 0. Dobbina of the Atlantic League attended the game between Allestowna and Palmers yesterday morning. He is described as effectively managing the Allentown team.
The New York Americans defeated the Stars by 5 to 3 as Linderman and Hogg locked horns. Eberfeld, Griffith, and Moriarity led the offense with early runs while Brown, Morgan, and Williams sparked late. Linderman fanned five in succession and Brockett homered for the Americans.
Incomplete notes describe a Saturday game with Greenweld and other players. A new pitcher from Anderbury showed solid in critical moments while hits and outs at the plate are mentioned. Names like Crownwell Lape Anderburg and Kelly appear in garbled form.
Kenilworth played Union Field Club of Darwest on Saturday and were defeated by a score of 7 to unknown. Garwood A C contributed few players as Jobaron of Garwood A C pitched for Union Field Club. Pacher and Jahnewe fre pitched for Union Field Club while Knfow and Menliwerth offered limited defense.
Fragmented OCR text shows a request by Elizabeth F C to arrange games or a challenge. It mentions a challenger should contact James Powers at Elizabeth Avenue. Baseball is referenced with unclear team names and players. The readable facts are the names Elizabeth F C and James Powers and a contact location.
Elizabeth leaders vie for top in fielding and batting as Lackawanna League teams adjust rosters and positions. Irvington, Elizabeth, Dover, Wentfield, and Chatham clubs show mixed results with notable performers like Linderman and Zimmerman contributing strong defense and offensive output amid erratic team play.
The fragment lists players and positions in a mixed order with terms like first, second, shortstop and catchers. Names such as Driscoll, Hartar, Dallon, Guinear, Ploidy, Denier, Hen shaw and Miran appear in uncertain contexts. The text hints at batting order or fielding assignments but lacks clear actions or outcomes.
In the New Jersey State Cricket League three matches were decided on Saturday. Paterson A defeated Branch Brook Park opponents. Newark beat Hudson County U C by 10 runs, aided by Spence and Toucher in bowling. Essex County’s victory over Paterson featured Young scoring 74 not out for Paterson.
YMCA A defeats Xavier at Walnut Street grounds in a tight 6 to 5 game. Key hits by Lloyd Bond and Kling drive runs as pitchers, fielders, and errors shape a tight late innings battle in an official nine innings marked by cautious baserunning and solid defense.
An early matinee meet at Fair Acres Club features performances and participants such as Mary Gertrude Noowe and others in a weekend program. The text records various names and playful phrases, noting a social event with anticipated entertainment and competition among members.
The Invaders defeated the Readings 11 to 7 in a high scoring game marked by Wagner Schuman and June with multiple doubles and singles. Wagner pulled in a spectacular eighth inning catch and doubled twice, while Schuman also homered and contributed two doubles guiding Newark’s efforts.
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