Locals Shine In Edge-Of-Seat Twilight Contests
In a crowded twilight doubleheader Carmels fall to Pioneers as Wolf slips in a lone run. Standouts include Lemmbrecht and Moore with key hits, while unusual plays and tight fielding keep the burg buzzing. Final scoreline favored the visiting side amid late rallies and defensive sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iivater
Ehut
Carmets Yeaterbay
Oman
Wang
Meen Roth
Neldon
Ogarab Phatter
Ventre
Fekl
Bush
Weston Wolf
Stepond
Lemmbrecht
Wiley
Moore
Wolf
Ultrh
Vic
Darkinss
Mackey
Mary Aman
Cotter
Incomplete OCR shows faded sports scores and names
Fragmentary text lists players and teams with scattered scores and events. It mentions Shamokin, Lehigh Valley teams, and early game notes with several unreadable lines, offering a glimpse of a local sports page and results.
Triangles Meet Stock Exchange Team
Newark City reports a local basketball clash where the Triangles face the Stock Exchange team. The match features unresolved play as fans await a decisive second half and confirmation of the winner.
Youngster Medal Silent On Praise Inchaotic Notebook
A fragmentary youth sports item notes a young athlete earning a medal but offering no praise or celebration. The garbled text mentions a parade of names, venues, and references to an event tied to a Saturday afternoon, with scattered hints of teams, figures, and promises of future recognition.
Two Stars Of The Chicago Nationals Missing From Lineup
The Chicago Nationals suffer a string of injuries that cripples their infield and pitching staff. Steinfeldt, Reulbach, Overall, Hagerman, and manager Chance have all been sidelined. Joe Tinker is also hurt, with back strain shelving him for weeks. Despite this, Chance remains optimistic of rallying before July 1 to close the gap with the Pirates.
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Chicago Nationals
Cubs
Steinfeldt
Reulbach
Hagerman
Chance
Joe Tinker
Tinker
Real
Zimmerman
Era
Howard
Nem
Pirates
Big Turn Fest Nears With Turner Entrants Spearheading
Readers are told the Turner program will feature a high profile turn event next week with a variety of contestants and demonstrations. Notable participants include Vera Vorwqerts and other local performers as preparations and farewells unfold at Hall Momitiny.
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Petit Gilani
Pius Kis
Bret Bulge
Hyithe
Paul Timi
Saale
Stew Pied Wietesn
Miami
Ison Mattien
Ivanhoes Capture Deciding Contest
The Ivanhoes won the deciding game in a close nine inning contest. Sere of 87 runs and late rallying offense led to the victory as Wood contributed key outs and Hitt moved bases. The final score reflected a strong bullpen effort with timely hits and disciplined fielding.
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Waphore
Gether
Ph Danhos
Local Trolleymen Beat New Brunswick
The Elizabeth Public Service Corporation team defeated New Brunswick yesterday afternoon at New Brunswick, winning 2 to 18. The opening inning saw New Brunswick within striking distance at 4 to 1, but Elizabeth pulled away. Lineup listed: Elizabeth Hammer, base lane, shortstop Tasting, third base Gray, first base Schmidt, left field Nessler, among others.
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Elizabeth Public Service Corporation
Tual
New Brunawick
New Brunswick
New Brunswicks
Elizabeth
Hammer
Lane
Tasting
Babe
Gray
Schmidt
Nessler
Steinke
Lang
Mayer
Burneel
Carson
Pierce
McKeon
McNally
Babcock
Kolt
Rattigan
J. Boyle
Barard
J. Hoyle
Nile Juniors Defeat Palmer Juniors in 4 1 Victory
Baseball notes list players: Elizabeth and New Brunswick teams with positions. The Nile Juniors, formerly Blue Star Juniors, beat Palmer Junior 4 1 at Higgsine Field yesterday. Game featured strong first base defense by Erlmen and hitting from Lester Miller. team seeks games with St Mary or teams aged 12 14, address challenges to Mr. Fiehl 34 Atlantic Street.
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Nile
Palmer
Higgine
Erlmen
Lester Miller
Niles
Blue Star
St. Mary
Mr. Fiehl
Atlantic Street
Elizabeth Juniors Rally Falls Short in Five Inning Game
The DeHart Juniors were defeated in a five inning game yesterday afternoon with the final score 3 to 1. South Elizabeth Juniors led 3 to 1 after four innings.
Motorcyclists Tour and Road Reports From New Jersey Roads
Motorcycle notes recount trips by Peter Murray and companions on Reading Standard and twin Thor machines to Trenton and back in rain with no accidents. Other riders mention Ocean Grove, Paterson, Bridgeport, Morristown, and Red Bank excursions. some inns and road conditions noted. A stray line comments that England grows more violent yet more dishonest.
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Peter Murray
Walter Hydeon
John Sherwood
Reading Standard
John Gazelman
Thor
Trenton
Youths' Suits Offer Three Distinct Models for Sizes 32 to 35
YOUTHS here have the same advantages as their elders with a big selection. Three models available: long lapels with three buttons, longer lapels with two buttons, and conservative with three buttons. Coats dip front, full peg trousers, turned up. fabrics are wool, fast color, and exclusive. Prices range from $16 to $28. Rocers Pret. & Company, Three Broadway Stores at Warren St. 13th St. Rta New York.
Journal Cup Presented to the Polishers
The Polishers won the Journal Singer Bowling League championship and received the cup in a ceremony at Int Hall Court Street. Captain Maloney Salery Freyeh Bradley and Showdy accepted on behalf of the team, which posted 108 games with 92 victories this season and praised by President Jacob Fromm. A notable turnout included the Nonpareil Fife Drum and Corps.
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Court Street
Singer League
Jacob Fromm
Teague
Fromm
Maloney
Sellery
Freyeh
Bradley
Showdy
Union of Polishers and Buffers
Ita
George Sperdel
Marvel Rheumatic Compound Promises Quick Cure
The ad touts Marvel Rheumatic Compound as an effective remedy for rheumatism, claiming fast relief and permanent cures. It lists price at one dollar per bottle and a chain of local distributors including Olive & Drake Co. and Graham & McClose, among others, with several names and places in the region.
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Axert
Olive & Drake Co
Graham & McClose Mackey Bros
E. W. Parsons
N "Richart
B. F. Davis
Thum Bron
Pani
Bbutelen
Martit
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Sinic
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Wood
Pasemager
Geo. W. Boyd
Pasweauwe
Nile Juniors
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Warren St
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Star Grounds
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