Stars Triumph Over Johnstowns In Exciting Tilt
Elizabeth Stars defeated Johnstown 7 to 5 as Matthews starred on the mound allowing 11 hits and four walks while striking out 14. Murray and Cannell led the offense with two doubles each, and Bowcock and Johnson supplied key hits for the Stars. Johnstown scored early but could not hold the lead as the local team rallied with multiple two-base hits and timely hits through the middle innings.
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Renton
Smith
Trentons
Matthews
Heas
Haves
Jonera
Buck
Bowcock
Johnson
Murray
Cannell
Jocaln
Sundheim
Nepre Wan
Kowcock
Sanger
Magoon
Kroh
Martell
Wmagoon
McCarthy
Mmde
Haines
Brady
Pool
Rahway A2A Edges Newark A A In Tight Game
The Rahway A2A football team edged Newark A A 64 It was decided by strong late pitching and fielding lapses by Newark The standout was Walker making a key play on Potter’s drive The score by inning shows Rahway with runs in two innings while Newark struggled offensively The local club seeks games for 11 to 13 year olds and provides contact James Carthwaite 6 FAGim Street for arranging matches.
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Rahway
Newark A. A
Walker
Potter
Rehway
Wewirk
Fit
Lyngelit Frewman
Ela and
Dovinwon
Bouah
Higelan
Smith
Bitty
Higedna
Ty Dobkon
J. Geoghan
Tradicibn
Addrees
James Carthwaite
Fagim Street
Bagers Defeat Kylies in Tight Mayet Hoops Duel
The final score details are unclear due to OCR. The game featured teams named Bagers and Kylies with notable performances by players including Jacob Martie Co. and Ley Bae Be. Further readable fragments reference a Mayet nate and a close finish, but exact results and dates remain uncertain. The readable text hints at a basketball showcase with competitive play.
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Featiares
Jacob Martie Co
Elizabeths Triumph Over Long Branch in Ragged Game
Elizabeths easily defeated Long Branch 8 to 1 on the IM Ler's grounds. Ay with Vagal fi Uie and Hox handled mound duties for Elizabeths, while Mulhall dominated, holding Long Branch to seven hits. A five and error-filled sequence in the first tied the game early, then Elizabeths pulled away with a decisive rally in the fourth and continued scoring through the seventh.
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Izabeth A
Hox
Loy Hemeh Alc
Phy Aenee
Lloyd Wie
Mulhall
Aiawat
Mirek Bnningg
Etill
Rilzaborh
Bunont
Lloyd
Muthal
Revholas
Middle States Tennis Tourney Opens With Big Player Field
The Middle States championship begins on the Orange Lawn with 4400 valued cup. From Philadelphia and New York, entrants include Clothier, Alexander, Cristeam, Larned, Gordon, Reynolds, Hobart, Stevens, Tilden and M. Millett among many veterans. Charlock of Elizabeth leads local entries as sole local participant in a field crowded with notable Pennsylvanians and New Yorkers.
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Middle States
M. 3
Charlock
Middle Atlantic States
Rangers
George HW. Miles
Tristeam
Souther
Jacques Bramhall
Edward P.y Larned
Kenneth P. Gordon
Robert D. Reynolds
William J. Clothier
Pennsylvania
Carol. Mohr
Frederick 3. Alexander
H. H. Register
University of Pennsylvania
FT. Colnton
Baltimore
Garenee Hobart
Richard Stevens
Rows Burchard
Metropolitan
Theodore Roosevelt. Pell
WT. Weatfall
West Side Tennis Club
A. AL. Tonichard
Kaedyauilton,Grange
A. W
A. EF. Dalney
New York
M. Mc Niles
Harvard
Croxbech
H. Lynen
Paanasey
Massey
Orange
M. Johnson
Madisony
Iwynne
Summit
M. Tilden
Philadelphia
A. Terlach
Princeton
William Rorynbaum
Westside
C. Tousharp
Hamilton Grange
Rol. James
Leotard
GM. Ball
Remy Valmer
CM. Ball
Irving Wright
Steven Millett
Prentice
Elizabeth
Fourth of July Races At New Track Attracts Interest
The manager James MM Beldon announces a new season of races at the popular new track with record speeds. Banished Girl set a Memorial Day pace of 2.30 for 406 hurdles, signaling strong form. Upcoming events include 2.20 trot 2.25 pace 2.17 trot and pace with purses and conditions noted. Many top state horses entered. grounds open to carriages and autos free.
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Te -Secord
Tames MM
Beldon
Pitsionat Memorial Day
Nile
Ross Makes Homer On Hazletons Opening Day
The Marletona of the Atlantic League celebrated the opening of their Sunday grounds with a 65 victory over Easton. Flick Taylor pitched. Two home runs were hit by Tarletona, including one by Billy Rows, formerly with the Trvadera. A large crowd attended as Sunday play was barred in Harleton proper.
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Marletona
Easton
Flick
Taystor
Tarletona
Billy Rows
Trvadera
Harleton
Jerowidl
Carroll wins Westfield Golf Cup title
A. B. Carroll wins the Westfield Golf Cup with a 77 in a July handicap event at Westfield. Pingel led early but Carroll surged to victory as the field battled steady conditions. Perkins contributed strong play in a difficult round.
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A. B. Carroll
Westfield
R. By Carroll
Pingel
Carroll
Perkins
Hoodoo Pursues Y M C A Team In Loss at Plainfield
The Elizabeth Y M C A baseball team fell 11 to 6 at Plainfield in New Jersey state league action. Gorman debuted for Elizabeth, allowing 15 hits while Conover of Plainfield scattered hits and struck out 12. Both sides committed four errors as Plainfield pulled away with an eighth inning surge.
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Elizabeth Y
Conover
Flixabeth
Tedm
Elizabeths
Elizabeth
TROJANS SUE UMPire In Ninth Inning Defeat
Trojans complained of an umpire call in a 5-4 loss to a Plains team on Saturday. A triple play was disputed after Erxleben’s ball bounced in front of the left fielder and a throw to third retired a runner. The uproar followed claims the umpire wagered on the game. Teammates Seaton, Wain, and others contributed miscues in a rough ninth inning. In golf news, J W McManamy of Fox Hills captured Staten Island title on the Dilfon links beating Emerson Arwatrong.
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POR Ene
RGU” Plains
Trojans
Ordetty Wail
Yéunion
Rod” Alberts
Erxleben
Haury
Seoond
Seaton Wain
Vrojan
Hatter
Ambrta
Oettete Aid” Te
Herts
Langstam
Seery
Manamy
Staten Inland
J. W. McMunamy
Fox Hills
A. Emerson Arwatrong
Fourth Victory For 87 Andrews At Baseball Clash
St Andrew's baseball team earned its fourth win by routing the Tigers A.Q. 19 to 8. Bratz pitched well despite eight scattered hits, walking one, and striking out ten. Trickett started, left the mound in the fourth, and Summers took over while allowing more hard-hitting contact.
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St. Andrew's
Tiger A.Q
Bratz
Trickett
Sommers
Merry Chase After Dutch Ends In Field Club Victory
Scotch Plains falls to the Field Club 14 to 8 in Union Park after a long chase. Ortleib drives two triples and two doubles while Bruga adds two hits including a triple. Jentz and Carlstrom shine in field play as Ortleib paces Plains with solid at bats.
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Kuhlmann
Yeatenlay
Scotch Plains
Washington Grouni
Ahore
Fourth Avenue
Palmer Grounds
Wallington Grouma
Braggy
Union Park
Urileil
Plains
Bruga
Jentz
The
Carlstrom
Ortleib
Jarlow
Heath Plains
Aegsion
Scotch
Wae
Dutel
Ting
Plaina
Irmans Finish With the Leaders in Century Road Race
Wenry Furman and Loud Furman of this city finished second and third in the seventh mile handicap road race of the Century Road Club of America at Valley Stream Long Island. Louis Furman held a five minute lead on his brother before wheel to wheel racing. Louis faded and was defeated by forty six seconds as Piet Henry from Brooklyn finished twenty four seconds ahead of Louis. The winner had a five minute handicap over the second man.
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Wenry Furman
Loud Furman
Century Road Club of America
Hell
Valley Stream
Long Yeland
Louis
Henry
John It
Brooklyn
Vas
Clerical Club Faces Five Strikeouts In Weekend Duel
A Saturday doubleheader pitted Cranford Men’s Club members against Crescents and Bears on Beadle’s diamond. The Crescents won 1 to 7 with Pearce dominating on the mound, fanning 16 and contributing heavy hitting while Schindler and Kirkman joined the fielding defense amid a flurry of errors by both sides.
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Cranford
Beadle
Crescents
Bears
Pearce
Betta Hie
Shemes
Kirkoan
Rice
Schindler
Alarn
Bhrite
Brow
Ibi Kirkman
Rev
F. Knapp
J. Lary
Beat
Thorne
St.Creacenta
W. Knapp
Rhutwidt
G Orang
Bevbindler
Bar
Mr. Bi Ee
Triangles Beat Claremont A C 3 1 in Roselle Game
The Triangles defeated Claremont A C of Brooklyn 3 to 1 at Roselle on Saturday. Cubberly pitched well, limiting the visitors to four hits while fanning fifteen. Eight errors were split evenly, and Roselle took a 3 1 lead in the sixth before holding on for the win.
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Triangles
Roselle
Claremont A. C
Brooklyn
Cubberly
Rovellites
Ropelles
Bann
Geral
Elks
Thin City
Cranford Baseball Club Triumphs in Somerville Thriller
Cranford Baseball Club traveled to Somerville Saturday and defeated West End by a known margin. Errors in the Arat and third innings cost Geuinger support, but the visitors won thanks to solid pitching and uneven defense.
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Cranford
Somerville
West
Union County cricket team defeated in Saturday match
Local cricket scene reports Union County loses again as Bates 16, Gibson and Larmett shine with bat and ball. Newark partnership of Orta and McCall helps secure a Newark win amid lively commentary and several fine bowling figures.
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