Local school protests meet result after disputed events
The meet at Hillside and St. Patrick's and St. Joseph's produced a contested first place with Elizabeth starter disqualified. Protest centered on broad jump and relay results with Edward Whe and Michael involved. judges allowed or denied protests affecting team standings. Final tally ties the three schools with 24 points each, and the meet highlighted efforts from Elizabeth and St. Patrick's in multiple events.
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Patr Ck
Sokootboyn
Hillside Aealay
St. Joseph's School
Edward
Waa
Michael ‘le
Elizabeth Boys
Jungos
Leary
Wille
Elizabeth's
Jaime
St. Patrick’s
St. Joive
Ehaalwth Boye
St. Patrick's
Hida
Rome
Maale
Ketler
Bt Patrick's
Sreigerd Club
Dash
Je M. Harrington
E. Cain
Joe Lynch
Boenth
Elizabett
Mnothe Real Neating
Harrington
Eliza-beth Man
Jimi Warm
F M. Hoffawan
Flianbe
Ongly
Wnioca
Hiab
Cathedral
Hewt
Wy Walter Hi
John Joreph
St. Ink’s
Ink Hat
Thomas Quinn
St John's
Nua
John Franks
St. Pat el
Ji Ouro
George Bloom
Dash—Worlan
John’s
Joseph Diehny
Cathedral Ind
Michael Hifis
St. Jomves
Elizabeth
F. O'Hagan
St. John's
Orage
Syine
Doy Lymeh
Elica Eth
St. John’s
Oya Parrinh
Elisabeth
John Hun
St Patrick's
Franchni
Shalvia Serosa Voor
Biverd Pats
Ibiog
Stesot J.ilhoot
Ening
SM. Teks
Glints From Stars In The Baseball Firmament
The article reviews player movements as leagues rise, noting Adam Neubeck’s resolve and Hazleton’s struggles. It highlights Rosa’s invincible batting aid for the Eastons, Levy being hammered by the Invaders, Covaleski’s third-base play for Shamokins, and several players shifting teams and positions across the Union Leagues Tri-State area.
Local Athletic Scores and Officials Named in Belleville Area Meet
Fragmentary list shows names of clubs and officials including Newark, Belleville, Elizabeth, and Weston A C. scorers and starters. Mentions Katz, Thomas Pryor, and John F. O’Hare among organizers and officials tied to the event.
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Eal
Rewarks
Thomas Knowles
Inati C
Venard Fogie
Belleville
William Fox
Fother
Temes Beviera
Newark
Samuel Stansfield
Charlee Thornton
Bergen A. C
Edward Kern
West End A. C
Benjamin Middleton
Toba Donnelly
Father Mathew's
A. B. Society
John Bracken
Orange Council
Dom F. de Fgan
Dince Asa
John F. O'Hare
Newark Council
K. of OC
Sports and boxing notes from the era mixed with scattered events
Reports span tennis campions, Prague results, Abe Attell vs Owen Moran setup for Labor Day with Jeffries as referee, J Martin excelled in New York amateur event, a US Embassy reply about a Russian car matter, and Providence beating Newark twice 61 final score.
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Abe Attell
Owen Moran
Mission Street Arena
Frisco
James J. Jeffries
Boice Stars In Weegeing Match Between Tri Bute and Harrisburg
Boken pitched for the Tri Bute League in yesterday’s game against Harrisburg. Harrisburg racked up twelve hits in the contest, with eight extra-base hits and five by Harrisburg players, totaling forty four bases.
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Boken
EnveGers
Tri Bute
Herrisburn Yeaterday
Tewr
Jong
Bene Ralls
Harrisburg
Championship golf at Suburban Club hinted
Preliminary rounds will be played off today with nest Saturday set for the next round. Independence Day is the target for the final round and championship decision. More entries than usual suggest a promising tournament outlook and strong East Jersey Golf League representation at Forest Hill Golf Club Newark June 19 and 30. Officials include A Wright Robert Keubler and Robert Mitshell of Forest Hill Club. The first day features a four-man team match per club and the next day a general handicap event over eight holes.
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Chit
East Jersey Golf League
Forest Hill Golf Club
Newark
A. Wright
Robert. Keubler
Robert Mitshell
Forest Hill Club
Dutch Field Club to Meet Newark All Stars Tomorrow
The Newark All Stars, a strong semi pro team, travel to Washington grounds to face Dutch Kuhlmann’s Field Club tomorrow morning. Ortleib appears for the home club while Ulrich duels for the visitors as the season resumes after a close opener.
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Newark Colored Giants
Kuhlmann
All Stars
Newark
Washington Grounds
Stars
Ortleib
Ulrich
Local baseball doubleheader stacks up in city rounds
The Triangle A U faces Dover A O on First Avenue while the Royal Stars meet Genhure at Washington grounds tomorrow afternoon at 3 30. Troy A will play Milesbeth Sin at Livingston and Lafayette streets at 3 30 with Pester and Jack Saunders in key pitching roles.
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Triangle
A. U
Dover A. O
New York
First Avenue
Roselle
Genhure
Royal Stara
Washington Grounds
Troy
Milesbeth
Livingston
Lafayeta
Pester
Troyes
Jack Saunders
Elizabeth Janiors
Troys
Bauer, Fi Reboowa Place
City
Conductor Offers Help to Elderly Rider on Street Car
An elderly lady asks about a ride on the car at Twenty-fourth Street. The conductor, once a drug clerk, responds that he has something else as good and offers to dispatch her to Twelfth Street twice. Bohemian.
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Twenty-fourth Street
Twelfth Street
Foundry Beats Screws In Extra Innings 3 2 Thriller
A large crowd watched the Foundry defeat the Screw department 3 to 2 in extra innings. Pitchers Moore and Wolf pitched well with key plays by Decker Devine and Hurley. The game featured four errors by each side and a late scoring rally by the Foundry to break the tie.
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Foundry
Screw
Keron
Toams
Rootert
Moore
Wolf
Decker
John Devine
Streep
Petrine
Joe Devine
Kennedy
Hurley
Garland
Lerf
Tewan
Harry Cole
Jare
Rydemisky
H. P.O
Rydukkey
Hurlay
Tatedad
Bone
John Davin
Cole
Ateiger
Ngurenens
Jerteni
Petering
Ty F
Becrifice Bite
Atreep
Rydninkey
B. Foundry
van Morten
Dalie
Ken- Baap
Enn Indy
Nedy
Noonan
Ghost at the Inn Haunts Silesia Visitor Tale
The Metropolitan Opera director Heinrich Conried recalls a tale of a ghost tied to a Silesian inn. An English guest at breakfast reports a pale irritable demand while the landlord explains the ghost belonged to the inn’s founder who built the business and died, now seeking rest.
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Herr Conried
Ieater
Heinrich Conried
Metropolitan Ins Louse
New York
Conied
Biegilitz
Silesia
Sarcasm of Lord Kitchener Captured in Odd Exchange
A garbled account from the Philadelphia Press describes Lord Kitchener reacting with sarcasm during a public meeting. He mocks a heckler while drawing attention to a pageant honoring a hero and jokes about titles and patriotism amid a memory ritual.
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Lord Kitchener
England
Leteguihad
Eeeheiee
Khartoum
Kitchener
Philadelphia
Jersey City Boxers Meet Tonight on Ring Card
The Tang Acre A. C. of New York hosts a strong card with Frankie Muna and Clare nes Burna from Jersey City set for two fights. Tommy O Toole meets Ad Woolgast as Packey McFarland travels to Los Angeles for a 25 round prep bout. Abe Attell trains for a June 22 Grand Athletic Union clash with Matty Dahltwin. The Whirlwind A. G. bout features Carey vs Ryall with a Philly backer.
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Tang Acre A. C
New York
Clibn
Frankie Muna
Clarenes Burna
Jersey City
Frank
Packey McFarland
Los Angeles
Freddie Walah
Harry Gilmore
Packey
California
A. G
Fommy Carey
Lew Ryall
Philadelphia
Ryall
Teach Cross
Pop Watkins's Nine to Play at Union League Park
The Chatham club under the Elizabeth name meets Pop Watkins's Col ored Gianty tomorrow afternoon at Union League Park. Coach Clarence Williams will lead the visitors, promising lively play and old-time humor. Speerny, famed for his Washingtony pitching, is expected to pace the locals. The game is set for 3 45 P M.
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Chatham Plub
Elizabeth
Pop Watkins
Colored Gianty
Union League Park
Clarence Williams
Clarence
Ang- Hi
Speerny
Aly Mn
Singh
SINGER ECHOES IN TIGHT LEAGUE GAME
The Foundrymen lost after a late rally as Petrise opened at second and Seid moved to right in a tense matchup. Moore fanned eight with no walks while Coly backed up from behind the plate in fine form. Hurley drove in both Beraws runs, but errors and late scoring kept the Shuttles ahead in extra innings. Three teams chase third place and three seek second.
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Nupper
Rlnger League
Petrise
Foundrymen
Valon Aquare
Moore
Harry Coly
Hurley
Motors in Madrid Slow to Catch On Despite Wealth
The British commercial view on Spain’s motor car market notes slow growth due to bad roads clear petrol and wealth tied to the Cuban war. Madrid remains the best market but is small and surrounded by poor roads. private carriages still scarce, leaving room for affordable motors. The Real Automovil Club de Espana supports local dealers and a Madrid group led by Senor Creapa aims to protect interests.
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Artache
Madrid
Spain
Regari de Madrid
Bes Urket
Tarcelona
Bilbao
Real Automa-til Chub. de Espana
Baxe
Senor Creapa
Elks V Baysides Face Morning Baseball At Falmer Grounds
Tomorrow morning the Elks host Bayside B C at the old Falmer grounds on Fourth Avenue and Centre Street. Baysides will use Levy or Ando Pendes as catcher with Geiger. Elks battery features Bender and Bodale.
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Elka
Bayside B
B.C
Falmer Grounds
Fourth Avenue
Centre Street
Bayaiden
Levy
Brooklyn Union Lasque
Ando Pendes
Geiger
Atlantic
Popular $1 Excursion To Lake Opatcong
A one dollar excursion to Lake Opatcong is offered via New Jersey Central on Sunday June 1. Children may ride special trains to the lake with service departing at a.m. from Elizabeth.
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Lake
Athletics to Play Amsterdam Nine Tomorrow
Athletics face Amsterdam nine at Stir Grounds in a notable National League exhibition. Herman Frederick’s Athletica rely on Jerry Sopa and Hob Middleton to counter the strong Amsterdam lineup with Tack Dalton manning third as New Jersey officials review the game laws and pocket folders detailing rules for both regions.
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Tomorreow
Herman Frederick
Jerry Sopa
Iocal Union
Eaguere
Existsnes
Philadelphas
Nuit
Hob Middleton
Allentown
Deven Entre
Dalton
Aueb
Kennedy
Piel
Fy Middleton
Ma- Nope
Swick
Ryman
Bennett
F. O'Grady
Wille
Fisher
Kearin
Doyle
New Jersey
Arie
John R. Moxon
Thin City
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Elizabeth Starter
Adam Neubeck
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Shamokins
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Philadelphia Manual Training
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Owens
Wall Know
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Conn
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Schlechter
Marshall
Prague
Bohemia
J. Martin
New York State Sportmen’s Association
Elmira
United States
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Russia
Thomas Alito Co
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Providence
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Boice
Newark All-Stars
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Atlantic City
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Aprensan’ Neto
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Tommy O'Toole
Ad Woolgast
Woolgast
Tommy
Matty Dahtwin
Grand Athletic Union
Whitwind Athletic Club
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Frankie Bant
Cwnie Wen
Mickey McDonough
Atiactines
Joke
Mickey
Jim Stewart
Sam Tanford
Jim Harry
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Speer
Washington
ELKS
Baysides
Brooklyn Union Leaguer
Wade-in
Cubberley & Slocum
Broad ST
Amsterdam
Spalding
Elizabeth Novelty Co
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