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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1908
Page
2
The Polishers defeated the Shuttles 2 to 0 to extend their winning streak to seven, amid a crowded ballpark and lively crowd. Skinny Bender starred on the mound, striking out key batters and limiting the Shuttles to minimal offense, with Boelzle and Skinny anchoring the battery for the Polishers.
Flick Luyster returns to Hazleton for a brief visit and speaks with friends who greet him. He discusses his plans for the Ha Bletone to govern playoff arrangements and notes work has begun to strengthen the club, with a Sunday game hoped to boost support and finances.
Danny Savage of Orange, the Tittle fighter under George T. Carroll, meets Kennedy of Ohio tonight in Brown's Kyonshi New York. Savage has won four straight no decision bouts and is described as sharpening form for a decisive victory, with Kennedy previously besting Savage in earlier encounters.
Yesterday's baseball results show New York 7 over Chicago 1, Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 0, Cincinnati 4 over Pittsburg 0, and St Louis 1 over Borton 0. Today's schedule lists Swaton at New York, Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Pittsburg, with New York at Philadelphia and Washington at on top. The Catherine Street Amoviation plans to play the High Standards Sunday but failed to appear. High Standards seeks teams averaging 12 to TH years, address Choma Higgins, 900 JBast Grind street. The Trvingum FC defeated Belmont FC 22 to 10 in a heavy hitting game. The Hyington lineup includes W Shafer and T Ward. Maurers defeated Picton AC & to 0 with notable errors in ninth. The Foxington Field Club beat Madison Theatre, and Reliance AC disputed Young Americans' forfeit win. East Ende defeated Bushtownere 9-7, with Joe Saleman striking out 18. Manager Geo. W. Onksed invites challengers from teams averaging 16-17. The East Kind tie lineup features Elgenhauer, Mack, Behmieder, Saigman, Rutty, Younghian, Branford, and Ewenhauer.
A colorful baseball roundup notes the Sunday game’s absence, trades, and protests. Reports on Shipsky, Morgans, Invaders, Dal ton, and the Ath letics linkage, with Mount Carmel and Shamokins ties. Highlights include Joe Biehl’s return, cross-town links, and fan reactions.
A vivid postgame scene features quotes about a close sport contest. Fans recall Flick Lugater and Skinny Bender among the crowd, noting strong performances by Frank Gaffney and Hale. Umpire Noonan calls a pivotal out as Clint Murray shifts roles, and the Polishers face the Shuttles again on August 31.
Workmen's Society plans annual athletic tournament at Celtic Park next Sunday with standard events and Gaelic football matches pitting Kilkenny Cork Tipperary Monaghan and Kildare Queen's teams. Committee includes Jeremiah Mullan Patrick Roche T. M. Hayes and others. Meany presides Corkmen's union secretary George Wallace Frank Kramer wins at Madison Square Garden in indoor cycling events.
The Robbing Reef Yacht Club held a handicap race for reciprocating clubs with The De De Da winning in 1 hour 20 minutes. The De De Da, 23 feet overall with a five horsepower engine, beat The Dait, 25 feet over all with an eight horsepower engine, captained by William Hague and owned by Donald McPhail of Ragorine.
The Young Athletics beat Linden Field Club 6 to 5 in the first game and 6 to 3 in the second at Walnut Street grounds. Pitcher James Cullinane starred for the winners with nine hits allowed by Linden, while Cullinane also contributed three runs and two safe hits. Johnson pitched for Linden, yielding nine hits with Cullinane collecting three.
A dealer lists men’s coats and trousers from various makers at deep discounts. Prices range near 0 to 12 dollars with terms to tailor fit, including free alterations. The ad touts 9,000 tailor-made suits and coats and promises free alteration adjustments.
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