Hhel ds And Hein ie Stay With Locals
Lentown remains dominant as they stretch their lead in the Atlantic League standings. The report highlights Shields and Gasmeyer of the Pioneers, Pottsville’s strong back line, and Allentown’s ten-game win streak while detailing recent results and upcoming matchups including Sunbury and Easton.
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Zane mM
Lashterday
Mt Carmel
Sunbury
Pottsville Shamokin
Mt. Wry
Banton
Shields
Gasmeyer
Pioneers
Unime Opel
Hiraugh
Deason
JL Pawel
Unime
Pottsville
Vottaville
Pottaeile
Haterig City
Allentowna
Sting
Elizabeths
Verslave
I Sunlary
Thaston
Lentown
Ganel
Shanahan
Yaoi
Erin Mvirgin
Towlave
Sunby
Allentown
Easton
Porlaville
Mt. Carmel
Verein Team Receives Reception Before National Turnverein Meet
Members of the Turn Verein depart for Cincinnati to participate in the National Turnverein, after a farewell banquet in the Tura room. Attendees include Charles Keller and a list of club members and spouses, marking a formal sendoff for the event.
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Nmr
Cine
Vorwaerta & Huinker
Turn Verein Korte
Tura
Cincinne
Charles Keller
Kewelret Bustich
Breitewert
John Reitzel
Michael le i. Lottung
H. St
Party Embarks From Hoboken Station In Lackawanna Run
Joseph Ploeser Matthew Franz Charles Mack August Wittman Frank Sauer wein Herman Fretz Mr and Mrs Henry Gloeckner and August Miller depart today from the Lackawanna station in Hoboken marking the start of their journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ploeser
Matthew Franz
Charles Mack
August Wittman
Frank Sauerwein
Herman Fretz
Henry Gloeckner
August Miller
Lackawanna Station
Hoboken
Centrals Defeated In Hard Luck Game
The Centrals lost a tight contest to the Wasps 14 to 12 at Moxley Field on Sunday morning. Centrals led 7 innings, but Wasps broke through in the seventh, tied the score in the ninth, and endured twenty safe hits. Both sides used three extra-base hits as the crowd watched a brisk baseball clash.
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Central A
Central Shops
Wasp TB
Moxley Field
Centrals
Weir Knocks Out Grant in Secluded Staten Island Mill
Buck Weir of Bayonne wins by a right to the jaw, dropping Jack Grant of Harrison in a private Staten Island mill fight. The bout drew local and Bayonne supporters, with a rematch planned at the same secluded spot soon.
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Buck Weir
Thin City
Jack Grant
Harrison
Staten Island
Bayonne
Elizabeth Man
Weir
Grant
Ward
Tarry Top Cult Has Annual Outing
Members from this city attended the fourth annual outing of the Tarry Tap Cult of Bayonne held Sunday at Fritz's hotel in Staten Island. They arrived on Captain Sanford’s yacht Ethel. A loving cup was presented to Captain Sanford. A baseball game between married and single men followed with the married team prevailing. Prizes were awarded in many events including a motor boat race, tug of war, hammer throw, wheelbarrow race, jumping contest, haystack climbing, swimming, rifle shooting, pig race, tule race, rowing, si race, and 100 yard dash with participants such as J MacPhail, M Jennings, and others.
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Bayonne
Fritz
Staten Island
Captain Sanford
Ethel
Samford
Fortier
de de da
J. Henschaft
Victor Drummond
Henry Pryor
J. Lutz
Edward Lance
Donald MacPhail
M. Jennings
William MacPhail
Tom MacPhail
George MacPhail
Captain Crouch
J. MacPhail
Charles Chapin
Ramblers Take Two After Splendid Sunday Doubleheader
The Ramblers defeated Sacred Hearts on Hitchings field by W711 with Salt pitching holding Sacred Heart to seven hits as Ramblers posted eighteen, including four home runs seven triples and four doubles. In the afternoon they beat Cooper A C 7 to 8, Dudash fanning eleven with three scattered hits as the second game lasted seven innings. The club seeks challenges with guarantees and invites teams to contact William Woodward at 548 Spring street.
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Faston Lonea
Potty
Nera
Easton
Potts
Pate
Pottaville
Ramblers
Sacred Hearts
Hitchings Field
Salt
Sacred Heart
Cooper A. C
Dudash
William Woodward
Spring’ Street
City
Four American Polo Players To Meet English Champs In London
Four American polo riders Harry Payne Whitney Devereux Milburn and Waterbury brothers Lawrence and Monte of Meadowbrook tour England to challenge for the trophy in London June 23 English hopes rest on Captain Wilson F M Freake Pat Nichalla and C D Miller who will form the British four Hurlingham currently holds the cup and will be represented by the four men named.
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London
Harry Payne Whitney
Devereux Milburn
Waterbury Brothers
Lawrence and
Monte
Meadowbrook Club
Newport
R. I
England
Amecana
Wilson
F. M. Freake
Pat Nichalla
C.D. Miller
Hurlingham
Mrs Meincke Wins First Bowling Contest Prize
A large crowd attended a Maennerchor Singing Society picnic at Turn Hall and Park last night with music by Heinemeyer. Amid dancing past midnight, Mrs Meincke won the first prize in the women’s bowling contest. Fromm won second. In the men’s contest Rudolph Hornickle took first and William Muenster second.
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Turn Hall
Maennerchor Singing Society
Heinemeyer
Wan
Philip Dung
Henry Meyer
Trenanrer
Fete Christiansen
al. Lecker
Radolph Miller
Wagemete
Meineke
Nil Mra
Idx Fromm
Rudolph Hornickle
William Muenster
Secon
Hayes's pitching leads Hexagon A to win over Westfield AC
The Hexagon A team defeated Westfield AC 1 to 1 in a well played game Saturday afternoon. Hayes pitched for the winners, allowing only one hit, with the star performance being his pitching.
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Hexagon A
Westfield A.C
Hayes
Wenre
Easton Gains Eyes on Strong Start With New Signings
June 22 report from Pottaville states new Ey Auantia League owner Landgref has signed Dutch Hartman an Eastern League outfielder who will join Easton tonight. Also joining are Larry Sinex a hard hitting first baseman from Williamsport and two new pitchers. Easton shows big early improvement under its new ownership with players reporting this week.
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Pottaville
Es. Landgref
Ey Auantia
Ight
Dutch” Hartman
Larry Sinex
Williamsport
Easton
Johnny Anthes Ambitious to Be Champion Runner
Johnny Anthes, touted as the city and state’s best long distance runner, rose from a strong last journal race to a notable Elmira Marathon effort. He later faced a high profile pro debut against Swanberg’s star, then backed off longer miles, citing training limits and a tobacco shop job on Spring Street.
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Tohony Anthes
Ifa Éavy
Union County
Anthesia Alee
ALA
Bwin Fremile
Swansberg
Bush
Brat
Anthes
Spring Street
Ernie Hjerther
Swanberg
Anthea
Elizabeth
Prometer Carrell
Fla
Hyorberg
Elmira
Hoe
Carrel
Elizaberry
Mattershy
Anthes Sond
Johnny Anthes
Ehanen
Appleby
England
Shrubb
Sheldon
William Feeney
Ireland
Tom Morrikey
Heston
Carvajal
Roger Flanagan
Little Falls
Providence
Claxson Point Park
R. L
Boston
Hersh and Koestler Lead at Whist Event
Captain Lave Crossy of the Shayiokin team resigned from the cub Sunday, giving no reason and leaving for his Cleveland home. Hersh and Koestler were high scorers at the whist gathering.
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Hersh and Koestler
Lave Crossy
Shayiokin
Cub
Cleveland
KLINE KNOCKS O14 GUERIM IN FETE
In a lively fete in Wien Me Wr, Kline scores a notable victory over Guerim in a decisive outing. Spectators record the clash as a highlight of the event with strong performances from both competitors.
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Kline
Ferguson Chance to Meet Johnson in Los Angeles Ring Bout
Ferguson and Jeanette clash for a shot at Jack Johnson tonight as Ellis week at Los Angeles hosts a heavyweight draw. Both boxers rely on power and reach in a fight seen as a major test of their credibility with top contenders. The Armory Club announces a twelve round main event on June 24 featuring Tommy Sullivan versus Joe Thomas, signaling a dense card.
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Jo Roston
Armory Club
Toilas
Tommy Sullivan
Lawreregata
Joe Thomas
Mal
Baseball Notes From Suburban F C Game
Suburban F C defeated Dre pest Saturday afternoon on the fields. The note lists players and teams, invites contacts for boys aged around 19 to 20, and mentions a street churches group planning a Saturday game at Star op ace Mohawk A A.
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F.C
Weara
Young
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Lala
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Thalla
Meadarna
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Tarry Top Cult
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Save Cross
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Galen
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Anne
Gaines
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van Vechten
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Jersey City
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Patsy
Ron
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Philadelphia
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