Foundry Wins Protested Victory Over Tool Makers
Foundrymen defeat Tool Makers 11 to 1 as Moore stars on the mound. Ten strikeouts, three hits for the Toolers, Bransfield and Daly share pitching duties. First-inning bursts set the pace, five more runs cross in the third and sixth innings.
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Moore
Tool Makers
Teylinhes
Ghort
Bransfield
Daly
Toolers
Barnes
Kyliah
Reex
Wees
Aries
Slaiger
Devine
O'Rourke
Nolan
Ecketwl
Ant O'Rourke
Fiddler
Holtman
Roy of
Cherry Valley secures win over Catholic Club at Moxley Field
In a rapid game Sunday the Cherry Valley Secind Club defeated the Toly Roary Catholic Club at Moxley Field by 18 to 44 as Corcoran hit in the eighth with bases loaded. Pine starred for the winners with a 12 strikeout effort. Belmonts also won twice, beating Bettayburg A. in the morning by a margin and Columbus of Newark in the afternoon to 3. Myr features included Craig and Cough batting, and Smith holding opponents to one run in the second game.
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Cherry Valley
Belmonts A
Bettayburg A
Columbia of
Rewark
Craig
Cough
Smith
Royal wine imports and private tastings discussed
Fragmentary notes describe King Edward's wine cellars and the royal family's wine dealings. It mentions the king as buyer of wines, the Prince of Wales accompanying with his own wines, and private deliveries to dinners. Windsor Castle cellars are cited as the main source, with references to secrecy and illuminated stores.
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Wales
Prince of Wales
Windsor Castle
Turners to Attend Meet at Schietzen Park
A clan of twenty gymnasts from the Elizabeth Turn Verein Vorwaerts will compete at the Union Hill Verein field day at Schietzen Park Union Ill next Sunday. The squad trains daily at the open-air gym on High street under instructor J. E. Schmidlin and features members such as Charles Keller Ernest Schaar William Fitine Neils Reed and many others. Events include callatentes arntas work and field sports with the Elizabeth entrant aiming for class-work prizes and multiple individual prizes across events drawing teams from Newark Hoboken Passaic Paterson Greenville and beyond.
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Athlotem Wi
Elizabeth Turn Verein
Rudolph Guenzler
Albert Ekinger
Balace Howolf
Alfred Buriach
John Schreiber
Franke
Fred Wiebesick
William Hordel
Paul Hammer
Edward Yates
Jonef Lottung
Jacob Frank
William Klein
Charles Phadhaps
Adolph Floks
J. E. Schmidlin
Callatentes
Arntas
Elizabeth Entrante
Newark
Hoboken
Passaic
Pataraon
Direenville
Nutley Shines In Galloping Hill Game At Union Circle
At the Union Pleasure Circle outing Sunday at Galloping Hill the married men and singles played a tall game, the singles winning 4 3. Skipper Nutley starred for the married men, striking out or hitting most batters, leaving brides and bachelors with many injuries. The benedicts plan to award him a loving cup at the next Circle meeting.
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Union Pleasure Circle
Galloping Hill
Singleton
Nutley
Vaudeville Act Ends In Stirring Exit
An early vaudeville performance unsettled a nervous spectator described as a color lady. The magician fooled her with a newspaper under a cloth and again with a second covering. She declared she was leaving, exclaiming a dress and saying this isn’t a place for a lady.
Cecilia Bellini Owns Fine Pedigree In Horse Show Fame
Cecilia Bellini owned by Frank Schmieder of this city boasts a strong trotting pedigree. Shown at the 1906 National Horse Show, she won first prize and is trained by Sam Walsh at Woodbridge. Her record includes a 2 1344 mile pace, with plans for 2 20 or better in upcoming Plainfield and Long Branch races.
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Cecilia Bellini
Frank Schmieder
Cecilia
Theaire
Bellini
Schmieder
Leonardo
Beatrice Bellink
Carlo
Cecil’ McGregor
Creaceus
Robert
MeGrégor
Susie Patchen
Mambrino
Patchen
Lens
Nancy
Whitman
Ethelporta
Long Branch
Notes of Interest to Fans in Elizabeth Baseball Scene
The column surveys Elizabeth Stars management, minor league protection protests, and player movements. Irwin, Pulliam, Burke, and Neubeck figure in planning, with Miller and Dove Miller drawing fan attention in the New York State League. The Boston Club leads the Atlantic League, drawing strong crowds despite no Sunday games.
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Dove Miller
I ‘Field
Johnstown
Gloversville
Tanyater
Hazleton
Lyyater
Saan Anil
SINGER ECHOES Notes on Yesterday's Game Performance
The article reviews yesterday's baseball game involving the Foundrymen led by Moore pitching. Daly relieved Bransfield for the Toolers and showed solid defense, while Nolan at second base and Semple of the Toolers contributed with hits. The piece notes possible protests over prior games and mentions future changes after Friday.
Tigers rally to beat Toronto 6 5 in Newark night action
Stallings led the Tigers to a 6 5 win over the Toronto nine by scoring in the eighth inning at Newark. Kelly drove home the go ahead run. Mertes failed to spark a ninth inning rally as Newark left runners on base. Feardee pitched well for the winners as Toronto’s offense struggled to produce.
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Newark
Stallings
Tigers
Torontos
Kelly
Landon Mertes
Newarkers
Mertes
Feardee
Carrolls New Boy Beats Kennedy in New York Bout
George T. Carroll shaped Danny Savage of Orange to win over “Fighting” Kennedy of Ohio at Brown's gymnasium New York. Savage, in only his fifth pro outing, showed growing confidence and dominated most rounds, defeating Kennedy in a clear decision after a first fight had been closer.
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Ohio Lad
Brown's
George T. Carroll
Orange
Brown's Gymnasium
New York
Kennedy
Ohio
Danny
Baxage
Gong
Savage
Irwins Plans About Game Move To Downtown Grounds
Plans by Irwin to hold baseball games in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh have shifted to the downtown grounds with no independent balls. Elizabeth will be represented by the Trenton Tri-State League, and soon Johnstowns Altoonas and Cincinnati teams will appear followed by Pittsburgh as the Elizabeth opponent. Burke loans Star grams but claims no deeper interest beyond rent revenue. the river of notes includes regional leagues and a curious fish tale from Kansas City.
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Elizabeth
Teague
Irwin Hitixt
Irwin
Union Grounds
Trenton Tristate
Hobokens
Johnstowns
Altoonas
Cincinnatis
Pittsburg
Frank Burke
Fragmentary Quote on Meat Identification Confuses Waiter
A garbled exchange appears to describe meat misidentification with phrases like this meat and not exactly it and same meat you hed yesterday, reflecting unclear dialogue in a damaged source and leaving the exact scene uncertain.
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Xene
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Union Hill
Cecilia Bellins
Crescens
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Journal
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Murke
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Burke
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