Perfect Ball by Athletics and Kennedy One-Hand Catch
In a tense game five, the Athletics held off a New York attack as Kennedy made a sensational one hand catch in the seventh, robbing O Grady of a double. Elizabethan hitting, timely plays, and Feeder’s key moves supported a close win on Star grounds.
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Tims
Herman Fredevicks
Elizabeth
Jncala
Othe Tutehman
Rigshet
Joye
Feeder
Hexidos
Kenedy
O'Grady
Star Grounds
Athletica
Kennedy
Swick
Amsterdams
Ale
Wilite
Lagos
Doyle
Fiecer
Kearin
Williame
Hyon
Nana
Donovan
Drier
Plel
Nopa
Rweenay
Firat
Threesbace
Lonovan
Taye
Errorn Hljratath
Nitebod
Donovan Savellien
Drisvoll
Moorehead
Mel
Vigtiuan
Ine
Ramo
Unipire—Kousnedy
All Stars Forfeit To Field Club In Newark Inning
In a morning game between Dutch Kuhlinenns Field Club and Newark All Stars the All Stars forfeited in the fifth inning with two outs and a man on first. Paix hit to left, Linferat was hit, and umpire Bauerbank ruled the out at second. Lane derston protested declaring the ball struck Cooke at short, not Paix. Rube Bond pitched well for the Field Club while Minggy homered for the All Stars, and no errors were charged to either side. The score ended unresolved.
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Kuhlinenn
All Stars
Newark
Paix
Linlerat
Bauerbank
Lanederston
Cooke
Ams
Aduteit
Rube Bond
AIL Stara
Minggy
la Glise
Elizabeth Btas
All Rights
Sta
Clause Joppin
O'Donnell
Elisabeth
Nevessenenretaren
Clinton
Biavscessersoan
National Turners
Ave
Clawer
Eliabeth
Bebi Wuder
Glachman
Denning
Ur Lefingwell
Austin
Haussling
Woods
Appel
Radium
National
Broehu
Austin Amaee
Trojans Lead Then Fall In Sloppily Played Game
A garbled game report describes the Trojans taking an early lead over Arlington on Saturday, but errors in the sixth and eighth innings allow Arlington to tie and then go ahead. Mentions multiple players and teams with fragmented details from a crowded score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trojans
Arlington
Jatters
Aringtons
Ratterien Kperker
Skidware
Howards Lose in 14 Innings to Elizabeth A A in Brooklyn
Elizabeth A A defeated Howard A C in Brooklyn with a 21 to 14 victory after fourteen innings. Rab Thuyd sparked Elizabeth A A’s offense while Broooklyn pitchers held Howard’s power hitters to limited output, ending the marathon contest with a late winning run.
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Elizabeth A. A
Lopala
Cracke Howard A. C
Brooklyn
Thuyd
Tlizabett
Frooklynite
Uwe Locwla
Scott Arith
Rane Kilyabath
Final Headpin Matches Postponed Amid Poor Rollouts
Postponed headpin tourney finals cited several contestants failing to roll. Eagle FC beat Red Clippers 12 to 9 as lineup listed. Prospects set July 5 open for North Florida, Young Americans beat Aberta 7 to LET with Fagan Finnegan battery. The Spered Hearts won five games Saturday, while Waclark Wire Works formed a second ball team.
Clark Club Wins Track Meet With 32 Points
The Home Club clinched the Marathon A track meet with 32 points, ahead of Westfield High and Clark. George Forster led the day with wins in the 60 and 220 yard dashes and a sprint trio totaling 11 points, while Walter R. Swift added a standout 220 yard dash victory. The Marathon RB and Clark clubs filled the top places in multiple events, with Forster and Swift named as key performers and Roselle boys earning a relay and field event podium.
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Clark Club
Westfield High School
George Forater
AT. A. Cy
Woolraff
Walter R. Swift
B.C
KU. Ca
J. Boake
Ty Hin Bert
Hobson E
Allen Fenno
K. B
Wallets
Thomas RK
Trimble
Thine
J. Bonk
Leslie Treyanan
M.A. Cy
Tom Stead
He P. Woodratf
Bo Ke Stayes
M.A. Oy
J. A. Zoller
He P. Zoller
K. Withird
Jeorge Forster
Raymont Smith
Malcl
Leta
Roselle Boys
Asi
Herbert R. Moto
Westheld FH. S
Malcolm Marah
M.A. O
Fred Sorenson
E. C
George Willhurdt
Css
AL HL
Winkler
Forster
Arthur RB
Trowland
Hunnin
BR. Boland
Thomas J. Beaman
J. Zoller
Bron
M. A. Ile
Marathon
Bal Ay
Edward Clarkinh
Oncar Richardson
Fred Bonner
H.R. Forster
Arthur Brunner
A. A. Smith
Arthur Hale
Y M C A Loses To Orange Team In Newark Standings
In a US AL State League game at Newark’s Py Summit the Y M C A fell 8 to 4 to Orange on Orange field. Elizabeth pitching misfired with Hull absent, Wright allowed runs while Robinson, Crede, and Wiberalski split duties. Orange improved their grip on the top with strong hitting and firm defense.
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Orange
Newark
Py Summit
Elizabeth
Weth PC
Malahold
Oring
Sumult
Piraboety
Trentan
Stattercote
Sathetay
Woom
Wright
Vivian
Hlizabeth
Holinson
Hull
Arwan Irwin Named Manager For Elizabeth Team
Arthur Irwin accepted the managersh ip of the Elizabeth Baseball Association team at a Saturday meeting with President McAdams presiding. Irwin previously led the Washington Cub and later the New York Nationals. The Fordham pick is expected to join in local uniforms, with the first game likely Sunday against the New York Nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Stars Entertain Krueger Bowlers At Sec ond Street
The Elizabeth Stars hosted the Krueger bowlers at Second Street Bowling Academy. Morning play labeled as baseball saw Elizabeth win 7 to 5 as Tom O'Donnell returned to pitch six innings with no runs allowed. Blythe struggled for five runs allowed as the visitors hit, with Clausa Dutesman J O'Donnell praised as stars. Afternoon bowing featured a laid back layout and informal games. Krueger Club members Koch Schott Leick Martin Schlund Coughlin Dunn Maloney Voegel attended, with Dannebaum of Newark era aiming for high averages and top scores on the night ahead.
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Elizabeth Stars
Krueger
Second Street
Elizabeth
Tom O'Donnell
Blythe
Frolich
Moran
Reagan
Clausa
Dutesman
J. O'Donnell
Kriegers
Yo M.C. A
Dannebaum
Newark
Krueger Club
Koch
Schott
Leick
Martin
Schlund
Coughlin
Dunn
Maloney
Voegel
Baysides Fall To Elks In Low-Scoring Game
The Elks defeated Baysides 3 to 1 at Palmyra grounds as Bayonne A A players strengthened Baysides. Key moments included Bender’s seventh inning double driving in Menge after Carlstrom and Hennel produced the earlier runs. Bill Bender made a stellar outfield snag on Geiger’s apparent homer in center field.
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Elks
Bayside
B. B.C
Bayonne A. A
Palmer Grounds
Carlatrom
Hennel
Menge
Bender
Bill Bender
Giger
Bill
Elks —Derker
J. F
Borttner
Exlerben
Hastings
B. Bender
Former Invaders at Jersey City Show in Local Baseball
Billy Seery returned to St John s at Jersey City where former Invaders Westenberg Dore Milloy and Wat helped in a 6 0 win over Duanea. Ortleib of Dutch Kuntnanna s Field Club threw a strong game at Scotch Plain in a 6 0 defeat of Flemington with 16 strikeouts and only two hits allowed.
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Billy Seery
St. John’s
Jersey City
St. John
Invaders
Westenberg
Dore
Milloy
Wat” Hoth Wolf
Ortleib
Elizabeths Win Easily In Union Park Contest
Elizabeths defeated Pop Watkins's Colored Giants 9 to 4 at Union Park as Meyers and Curley led the offense and Clarence Williams struggled with age related throwing. fielding errors doomed the Giants while Meyers at short and Curley’s play stood out. Umpire McCortack announced Fordham College and Ray teams from the majors will face the Giants next Sunday.
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Pop Watkins
Uunion Park
Chathams
Elizabeth
Giants
Clarence Williams
Father Time
al Bios
Meyera
Short
Curley
McCortack
Fordham College
Union Park
New York Giants
Dovers Defeated by Triangle Nine at Roselle Street
The Triangles on their own grounds at Roselle Sturtley defeated the Dovar of New York 19 to 9. Reilly led with eighteen hits while Jack Stout was the star with two home runs and a double. Batteries 8 Reilly and Florincy Pur poil Crosby and Mutch.
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Roselle Sturtley
Dovar “A
New York
Reilly
Jack Stout
Florincy
Crosby
Mutch
Suburban Golf Sweepstakes Awards Weekend Honors
Suburban Club members played an 18 hole handicap sweepstakes on Saturday afternoon. E H Stevens won with 102 gross, 26 handicap, 78 net. S B F Jones posted the lowest gross at 86, 80 net. Club champion E W Carlton won by default as L L Cleaves defeated R 7 Riggine 2 and 1, and W B Timma beat R 8 Cleaves by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Stevens
Imade
S. BF. Jones
E. W. Carlton
L. L. Cleaves
Riggine
W. B. Timma
Cleaves
Royal Stars defeat Century A. C. 15-4 in baseball
The Royal Stars of this city won 15 to 4 over Century A. C. yesterday at Washington grounds in a high hitting game. Key contributors were Williams with strong batting and Haley in the field. The lineups included Staynes Peters Evxleben Henzlepere Lohr Kuntz and Haley for Century A. C. and Williams Brown Hurley G Brown Perkins Rows Hillery Washington Smith for Royal Stars.
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Royal Stars
Century A. C
Washington
Williams
Haley
Staynes
Evxleben
Peters
Henzlepere
Lohr
Kuntz
Royal Wire
Brown
Hurley
G. Brown
Perkins
Rows
Hillery
J Smith
Ashlars Take One From Woodbridge
The Ashlars of this city defeated Woodbridge Field Club 11 to 10 on the road. Weigand pitched well for Ashlars, striking out eleven and allowing seven hits. Williams hit a bases loaded homer for Woodbridge. Ashlars totaled twenty one hits and will travel to Rahway next Saturday to face the El Cids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashlars
Woodbridge
Weigand
Williams
Rahway
el Cids
Local Lithographers Rally To Take Battle At Star Grounds
Ottman Lithographing Co. beat Metropolitan Lithographing Co. 10 to 8 on the Star grounds Saturday afternoon. Trailing 6-0 after six innings, Ottman rallied with ten runs in the last four frames while Metropolitan scored two. Mack and Moran led the visitors, Henel Conrad starred for the Elizabeth team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottman Lithotaphing Co
Metropolitan Lithographing Co
Star Grounds
Tailendera
Mack and Moran
Henel Conrad
Elizabeth
YMC A Teams Shine At New Jersey Meet Third Place For Y. MC. A
The Elizabeth YMC A high school squad dominated field events at Ashland Field, Newark, capturing multiple wins. Fred Ross clocked 54 seconds in the quarter, and the junior relay team triumphed over a strong field. Elizabeth earned three firsts amid a rough, slow track.
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Elizabeth Y. MC
New Jersey
Ashland Field
Enat Orange
Newark Association
Elizabeth
R. Goddard
Fred Ross
J. Mara
Tenvone
Elise
Jocalata
Paterson
Elizabeth Tean
F. BR. Ross
W. Loundes
K. Loeser
A. Halsey
Luggren
God
Nemene
W Seri Defent Wails le
Finals Set in Ronello Tennis Tournament Brat Block
Albright and Steves reached the finals of the Brat block after winning semifinal matches at the Ronello Casino on Saturday. The closed tournament determined the champion in this regional event.
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Ronéllo Casino
Albright
Steves
Tailored Suits Sold At New York Prices In City Ad
An advertisement touts custom made sack suits in tan brown and blue serge with two button styles and aristocratic look. It lists prices around 10 to 13 dollars and claims superior value and fit from a New York tailor, urging immediate orders.
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Landernton
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Ulrich
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Tony Ooward
Jand Maid Weere
Mathrine
Pair Acres Tiiding and Triving Association
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Turnley
Plainfield Country
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Beoee Eunhy
Tudset County Pievens
Jerety Yomcn
Nat Ny
Leagie Gainer
Desrest
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Py Turner
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Aeifth Street
Fagan
Finnegan
Alorta
Coron
Vhuviven
Uearts
Red Hearts
Harry Kennedy
Magnolia Avenue
Waclark Wire Works
J. Williams
Ie Alden
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Hans
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Holsely
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C. Ghason
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Swift
Y. MC. A
Robinson
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Trim Watkins
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Union County
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Stanley L. Reed. & CO
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Westfield Ave
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Emer Prica
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