Fossil of the Diamond and Ridgewood Visit
The Old-Timers from Ridgewood return to Stare with Lefty Davis Moorehead Osler and others. Fans witness Benny Walsh and Rows, with Reynolds at short and Joyful hits. Weather limits play as the Bushtowners lead, Baysiders loom, and league standings stay tight.
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Ridgewoods
Davis
Moorehead
Mooread
Osler
Rosa
Foley
Iminy
Walsh
Reynolds
Riverside Beek Likely Opponents for June Game
The Riverside team, paused by rain, seeks a fast opponent for June 3. Potter A.C. offered a strong challenge but the River side hopes to arrange a game with a capable team. Contact Tim Moutton, Jacknow Revenue, Hakway for details.
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Riversiden
Batwa Becquime
Oppaneiba
Potter A. C
Riverside
Tim Moutton
Jacknow
Hakway
Neubecks Team and Philadelphia Giants Play Colorful World Title
Afiam Neubeck to open South Broad Street grounds Sunday as Elisabeth Baseball Association hosts the colored champions of the world the Philadelphia Giants. A prelim between the Steroid Bushtowners starts at 2 with the big game to follow. The Giants wear white uniforms boldly marked World Champions while Elizabeth's team debuts in striking black trimmed outfits. On July the new grounds host a key bout as the Philadelphia Giants meet the Royals for the colored world championship.
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Neupeck
New ‘South Broad Street
Elisabeth Baseball Association
Philadel Giants
Thare
Uutte
Sam
Der
Blag
Neubeck
Otlock
Glanta
Elizabeth
Philadelphia Giants
Royals
Aend
Rascals Defeat Elizabeth Field Club 5 to 2
The Rascals beat the Elizabeth Field Club 5 to 2 on the Walnut atrest grounds. Hastings struck out twelve batters while Kerr allowed nine hits. Elizabeth Field outplayed the Rascals in the field, but the visitors took the win with superior batting and Kerr’s control issues.
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Rascals
Elizabeth F
Rascale
Walnut Atrest
Elisabethield Club
Wegness
Theeld
Hastings
Elizabeth Field Club
Kerr
Elizabeth
W. Sauer
B. Blats
Ween
W. Kerr
Irvingtons Face Bulldogs With Limited Regulars
The Irvingtons played the Bulldogs Saturday with only five of their regular men in the lineup. The Irvingtone lineup included Decker, W. Hea, Upsa, Trimble, Golden, Holland, and Carroll among others, as they aimed to keep it warm for the visiting team.
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Irvingtons
Tevi Ie
Bulldogs
Irvingtone Am
Irvingtone
Decker
Hea
Trimble
Golden
Holland
Carroll
League Games and Standings of Clubs Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR notes reference league games and club standings, mentioning a Western era and Bowie. The text appears to critique a newly started weekly chronicling aging and sports events, with garbled lines about editors and readers seeking what would come next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Quaker Giants Slated Again for Sunday Contest
The Philadelphia Quaker Giants meet the Stars on Sunday in a anticipated game. Monroa Valdex and Buckner headline the batters, described as the greatest colored quartet on the diamond. Monroa is noted for a .375 batting last year, and the Stars lead the Interstate Teague race.
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Philadelphia Quaker Giants
Stars
Monroe
Valdex
Buckner
Monroa
Tl Interstate Teague
Local Turnverein Captures Prizes At State Meet
At the annual New Jersey Turners state meet held Sunday in Carlatedt the Turn Verein Vorwaerts captured third place. Prizes were won by August Franke Otto Rost William Hauck Rudolph Quazler Louis Smith and William Finn while Passio Turcors won the meet with Greenville Newark finishing fourth. The event featured club work obligatory and optional exercises with prize awards listed for several entrants. The South Elizabeth Field Club seeks a game and the Westsides Jr defeated the Red Stars 3 1 in a hotly contested match with plans to play the Nile F C and Elk F C in upcoming games.
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New Jersey
Turners
Sundey
Carlatedt
Turn Verein Vorwaerts
Prises
August Franke
Otto Rost
William Hauck
Rudolph Quazler
Louis’ Smith
William Finn
Passsio Turcors
Greenville Newark
Prise Wa
Irdelaae
L. J. Schmidt
Akan Havel
Carl Keller
Westsides, Jr
Red Stars
Westside, Jr
Olbright Amd Mason
Marvelous Mystic Baseball Tale At Elm Park Tuesday
A remarkable sixteen inning game at Elm Park Staten Island between the Elizabeth and Newark teams featured no hits or runs. Both pitchers fanned thirty, no one reached first base, and a star National League batter nearly cleared center field before a spectacular catch. The event, sparked by a dinner wager at the Marlborough, drew finance figures from New York and a crowd who deemed the game extraordinary.
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Journal Office
Elm Park
Staten Taland
Tanners
Newark
Meither
Balla
Marlborough
New York
Oranges
Polo Grounds
Bexsball
Ting
Ita
Anderson Defeats Pell for Jersey Tennis Championship
Frederick G. Anderson retained the New Jersey State lawn tennis title at Morristown Field Club by defeating Theodore R. Pell in the challenge final with sets 2-6 1-6 4-6 2-6. Alice L. Day won the women’s cup defeating Edna Wildey 4-1 6-4 6-? and both victors earned their second championships. Doubles went to Pell and Prentice against Walker and H. Carter.
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Prederick G. Anderson
New Jersey
Morristown
Anderson
Theodore R. Pell
Avma
Alice L. Day
Minn Edna Wildey
Miss Day
Theodore RB
Pell
Bernon
Prentice
Walker
H. Carter
Glazebrook leads in Orange Club championships at Rahway
The opening matches of the Middle Atlantic States championship were played at the Orange Lawn Tennis Club Mountain Station New Jersey. H McK Glazebrook of Elizabethtown Town and Country Club qualified in the preliminary round by defeating J Z Batten of Princeton. Miss Bogart and Glazebrook won in Rahway as well, with Glazebrook advancing to the second round and Mrs Church and EB Weeks losing.
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Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Frederick J. Alexander
Elizabeth Town
Inderan
Rahway
H. McK
J. Z. Batteh
Princeton
Mins Bogart
H. Men
Glazebrook
Mrs. Church
EB. A. Weeks
Mount Pleasant
Y Middle
Buuten
T. H. Hawk
Helmont Cricket Club
YW. B. Cornwall
McK. Glaxebrook
Elinepyth Town and Country Club
J. Z. Batten
Princeston
Dr. August B. Wadeworth
Sweet Bide Lawn Tennis Club
H. M. Tilden
Orange Lawn Tennis Civ
G-Vl
Stephen C. Millett
Orange Laws ‘Tennin Club
William B. Cragin Jr
Seventh Regiment Lawn Tenm Association
Otto Hy" Hinck
Montel Athletic Club
J. H. Dodd
Roseville Casing
What Kooga
Danforth Lawn Tannts Club
Mrs Gardner
J. H. Kyte
Fanwood Lawn ‘Tennis Club
Dafault
Firs
Miss Robinson
Miller
Aderan Outing Club
H. Todd Partoet
Fanwood Lawn Tennis Club
H. Mek. Glasebrook
Elizereth Town and Country Club
Mine, Wadeworth
William Boars
Tidaran
Miva Kaufman
J. W. Baker
Plainfield
Vy Getuutt
Mise Bogart
Glanebrook
Mins Robinson
Miter
Ming Brediey
Beith
de’ Ferg
Magar
Redlonon
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William Howe
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Orange Club
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Miss Bogart
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Powerful Chain
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Elizabeth Ave
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Third St
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Governor Refrigerator
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Great Advance Sale
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