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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
5
A garbled account describes a baseball or softball sequence with sixteen hits and a notable seventh inning. The text mentions runs and errors, though many names and details are lost in the OCR.
The Readings outpaced the Invaders with solid fielding and timely hits. Key plays featured a brace of hits from Sehu, reliable catches by Shields and Lindsy, and a lone run in the later innings that sealed the game.
Irving's team edged their opponent in a tight baseball game at Park New York on Sunday. They held a lead into the seventh inning but faced a late rally by Florida A and battled to a final score of 11 to 10.
In a brief recap from the Connecticut League action, Hartfords' pitcher Luyster shows improved form over five games, delivering steady performances and helping the team gain early momentum. The report notes ongoing solid pitching and team contributions as the season unfolds.
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A San Francisco June discussion outlines plans for cleaner boxing with a formal rulebook, four ten round limits, and immediate extra rounds if needed. Proposals favor state controlled clubs, standardized officiating, and preventative measures to protect patrons and maintain honest competition.
The Elizabeth painters rival teams on the Norwood Tetaca grounds in daily bouts. Rumors swirl of boxing reform efforts with local clubs seeking square sport and training plans for Burns Squires and Schreck. Jim Jeffries plans a Los Angeles saloon opening amid talk of revival of classic boxing ethics.
A brutal thirty round bout near Newark ended when Patrick Oar, battered with a broken right hand and several wounds, walked to the center and threw in the sponge. The crowd watched as money changed hands and authorities paused to ensure no further trouble.
A garbled report notes a disputed foul with Serra and a contentious Memorial Day offer. It mentions revenue implications, gate money, and a proposal tied to a boxing or wrestling match. Names and specifics are unclear but imply dispute over officiating and payment.
The Readings controlled the late innings and held firm in a close Atlantic League game led by star pitcher Biehl. Wagner and Ohl delivered key plays while Rhinehsker added two hits in a show of depth as the Invaders pressed toward the pennant. Billy Beery and Kobuman contributed on offense and defense in a hard fought contest.
The Lorraine Athletics lost to Elgin A C G of Newark on their home field Sunday afternoon. Both teams played well but the visitors had age and experience on their side. Donegan and Heine pitched for Lorraine with Baker and Ickenberg scoring for the winners. The lone earned run went to Lorraine as Elgin rallied from a four three deficit in the seventh.
An upcoming rifle match is scheduled at the Elizabeth Town and Country Club range at 8 o clock. Team entries include Company 1 Second Regiment and ELT. The event follows a close contest noted earlier in the week at the Country Club.
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