Locals Will Be Strong In Connecticut League Signing
The article describes multiple player signings including a champion batter and other locals for the Connecticut League. It notes managers, team changes, and planned lineup positions with emphasis on infield and pitching roles. It mentions teams such as New England Veagie and a manager named Neulwek overseeing strategy and player placements.
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Werckman Defeats Billy McCabe in Close Bout
Report from a local wrestling match recounts Werckman beating Billy McCabe in a tense contest. McCabe, formerly a pwial purter, argued the scoring favored Werckman as the crowd watched intently.
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Spittlehouse Rolls 12 Straight Strikes At Local Alleys
Arthur Spittlehouse dominated the Tuxedo chutes yesterday, setting a record with a 12 straight strikes and a high single of 228 in one game. He also opened with five and finished with 226, inching toward a flawless score never seen on those lanes. Michiel Claine, the New York pro, topped the alley averages at 2014 for seven games, with a best of 238 and a low of 201.
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Hogan the speedy manager who shaped minor leagues
The article profiles Mickly Higan, manager of Timesville or related club, as a controversial but effective figure in the minor leagues. It highlights his speed on the basepaths, notable seasons in Indianapolis and Zanesville, and his shift to management with Youngstown and other teams. It notes his reputation among magnates as a frequent trickster who develops players who rise to higher levels, including Rey Costhetan who joined the New York Americans.
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Tuxedo Tourney Ties Mark Early In Doubles Action
In a tight early round the Trexede duo Halling and Masterson faced rival pairs as McCormick and Murray posted early wins. Key scores included Masterson 201 and Hadsey contributing 211 in a balanced team effort. McCormick and Murray stood out with strong serves and timely points.
Demands Made Upon Man for Treated Property
Fragmentary readers notes discuss evolving courtship demands by women and men's reactions. It mentions affection, respect, and the shift when money becomes demanded, attributed to Landon Gibbe. The piece hints at social critique of gender roles and financial expectations in relationships.
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Excuses Fly as Fielding Errors Spark Baseball Banter
A dusty account jokes about reasons players claim for errors and misplays. It recalls a Brooklyn Bees center fielder mishap when a bee distracted him, plus others blamed sun, wind, or misjudged hops. Ground keepers, bee stings, and pocketed chaw pockets feature in lighthearted anecdotes from old games.
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Burke Will Be On The Job Again For 1908
Frank Burke will return with the Stars for the 1908 baseball season. Grounds to be enlarged with bleachers and grandstand. Jimmy Bertwistle captains downtown team, now with Bridgeports but eligible to play Sundays for the State. First game slated for early April. Rothfuss Goldstein Lamson retained from last year. other signings to follow. Big leaguers to be hosted each Sunday with Pittsburg and Detroit already signed.
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Shiel Simday
Pittsburg
Detroit
Telephone Girl Under Whirl Of City Gossip
The manager of the telephone exchange is said to have clashed with the town’s financier after overheard remarks about a number and a central desk. A fragmentary dialogue captures gossip about an exchange at 181 Green and a request for a payment amount.
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Dragons Tie Argyles 2 2 On Camden Boulevard Ground
Sunday morning the Dragons and the Argyles of Camden played a hot contest that ended in a 2 2 draw on the Boulevard grounds. The listed lineups include McVarland Coster Disbrow Blazer McPherson Armitage Coleman F Watts Knapp Pursell Gordon Yardley Duval Bretherton Purdie with Referee Blythe and linesmen Able and Duffield. timers Santos Carlisle Beovell.
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Beovell
Intercounty Bowling Championship Kicks Off Tonight
The Intercounty championship tourney opens tonight on Frank Burke's alleys with Newark clubs Matinees and Crescenta facing off against Jersey City Imperials. A large crowd is anticipated along the sidelines to watch the games.
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Eliza beth Club-Roseville match postposed to Monday
Postponement follows expected return of Nolte and other players from Rochester where NBA competition continues. Maine fish planters gain note for a novel two year old salmon transport solution. Superintendent Floyd of Sebago Lake Hatchery designs a large watertight fish car to move salmon from the hatchery to points around Sebago Lake. The car spans 15 feet, 4 feet wide, 3 feet deep, buoyant enough for two men, and recently distributed 29 000 salmon in a single day, a quantity formerly a busy week’s work.
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Kennebec Journal
Clarks Prepare Strong Aggregation For Upcoming Season
Clark manager Harry Cole unveils a robust nine with Johnson Brewer a key pitcher. The schedule targets Asbury Park Point Pleasant Toms River Lakewood Lakehurst and New Brunswick with return games along the coast. Cole plans an iron bound battery with Brewer and Brower aided by southpaw Charles Rhodes. Teammates include Bob Lloyd Chic Moyd Bill Leeland Carson Weidmuller Al Seibert Tom Ferginon George Dozendorf and Ed Troas.
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Tom Ferginon
George Dozendorf
Ed Troas
Clark Intermediates Defeat Y M C A Rollikers 32–14
The Clark Intermediates beat the Y M C A Rollikers 32 to 14 on the downtown court. After a tight 8–8 first half, Clark pulled away in the second with stronger play, led by Boller and Cole, while Manuel and Adelberg starred for the Rollikers. Captain Seibert recently recovered from illness as the club lines up for upcoming games and events.
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Reisling Named Manager of Reading Baseball Club
Reisling, a veteran pitcher and former manager with numerous club stints from 1898 to 1907, has signed as manager of the Reading Baseball Club in the Union League for the upcoming season. A Pittsburg Dental School graduate with a Caldwell practice, he is praised as an intellectual leader suited to guide the club and its fans.
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Wrongfonts Bowl Club Benchmark Night At Serge Hull Alleys
The Wrongfonts Bowling Club held its weekly season at Serge Hull alley last evening. McCarthy surpassed the double century mark with a 222 as Way posted the top three game average and high scores. Other members contributed fair efforts with uneven scores.
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Cou ghlin returns to city after years away
Tom Coughlin, once part of the Carroll Meyer and Doug dance trio, returns to Elizabeth city after a several year absence. The reunion marks a notable moment for local dance history and likely renews community interest in past performances.
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