Battin High School tops Rahway on Clark Court in close win
Battin High School defeated Rahway five on Clark Court in a hard fought game. Seiler led Battin with 15 points and Kirkland plus Reeves shared scoring duties as Battin pulled away late to win by margins around ten points. Rahway showed fight with Reeves and Silvers contributing, final score listed with detailed free throws and player tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battin High School
Rahway
Kagan Clark
Readu
Battin Denne
Inean Syork
Aml
Aulaviy Fellows
Hye
Uattin
Airkland
Reever
Jie
Jung
Jaggten van Seiler
Ballin
Seengon
Wi Oven Quitele
Stephens
Silvers
Avion Weyond
Gebying
Davis
Battin
Soversin
Seiler
Denve
Butlin
Rial
Kirkland
Taargren
Phew
Heeves
Aueersnion
Weeves
Ayre
Bittin
Rath Way
Tomar
Hoya
Reeves
Matin
Ayres
A&kway
Wattin
Tahway
Steve Blivers
Tim
Ayron
Sorensonses Stephens
Mengatem Sescecicse
Pai Et Fa Rahway
K. Kirkland
Laggien
J. Sityern
Davi Seller
Aytes
Jdolin Nel
Matera—Haven
Seaver Maxwell
Gebeting Boller
Daviv
Demarest Sets Another Record in National Amateur Route
Calvin Demarst of Chicago defeated Moy xenburg of New York to win the national amateur billiards event with a high run and best average. Demarest secured the bank shot, broke several records, and dominated the match, despite Paggenburg’s tough play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Calvin Demarest
J. Verdinand
Moy Xenburg
New York
Billiaro
Demarest
Paggenburg Eissed
Green Wins On Foul In Sixth Round Fight
Jim Green wins on a foul in the sixth round during a private bout in Staten Talat City. Lingo’s unintentional foul on Green led to a clash. Green falls after a knee to the groin, referee awards the victory to Green amid grumbling. A rematch is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Green
Joe Lingo
Elizabeth Scrapper
Gree
Deviey City
Elby
Staton Talat
Lingo
Lo Green
Green
Elizabeth Wana
Aefence Linge
Local Players Sign With Unions Amid Market Buzz
Manager Neubeck signs key talents for the union league including KvarbbosKhig the fast left Holler of the Savannahs and Cory Miller last season’s great shortstop. Other managers pursued these players but Neubek secured them first. A letter from Dick Smith hints at a top prospect Shipaky as a future star. Invaders set to open the league season in April with Washington or Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neubeck
Philadelphia
KvarbbosKhig
Savannahs
King
Statin
Newbeck
Cory Miller
Holiday in Texas When Giants Play
March 20 report from Calvert Texas describes a youth exhibition game between the Regulars and the Colts of the New York Nationals. Samuel Strong Nicklin led the juveniles to a decisive win over age with Malarkey and Boreber pitching. Managers McGewangie Heyame and crew praised the day’s turnout and efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
New York Nationals
Lesan Fang
Giants
Samuel Strong Nicklin
McGewangie Heyame
Calvert Regulars Triumph Despite Cold at Home
The Regulars defeated the Colts in a five inning affair as a cold wind and sun returns disrupted play. Key hits from Donlin Mintie Doyle and Malarkey fueled the win while McGinnity Taylor and Snodgrass led the Colts in defense and offense. Umpire John McGraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needs
Bremnahan
Tobasco
Tay
God
Donlin
Mintie
Doyle
Beecher
Algeprinia
McGinnity
Taylor
Swata
Evans
De= Vere
Snodgrass
Dalton
Gray
Elizabeth Pair Wins In New Jersey Whist
The March game of the New Jersey Whist Association was played at Newark under Forest Hill Wheat Club. Fourteen tables were in play with North South prizes won by Dunbout and Eichells. West East by Stawrson and Hunley. Elizabeth Club teams led second score with Rich ards, Gales, and Richmon-Willard. The four person four-man replay between Elizabeth End Newark Bay ended in a 12 to 9 victory after a 7 to 7Tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Whist Association
Newark
Auepleas
Forest Hill Wheat Club
Knickerbocker Whiet
Dunbout Ant
Richards
Gales
Richnon-Willard
Elizaveth Club
Elizabeth
Harry Hicken
Bryan Campbell
George Saldoun
Eawards
Hicken
Sone Clisé
America
Tommy Kelly
Boston
Arthur Chambers
Chambers
New York
Seddons
Arthur
Hacking
Bill Clark
Arbor
West
Houston Street
Palindra
Edwardson
N. J
Heddons
Edwards
Seddone
Cama
Brooklyn
Allen-McCool
Hoppe Wins Easily Over Schaefer in First Inning
Willie Hoppe defeated Jacob Schaefer at Grahn's Hillard Academy on Broadway and Sixty-fifth Street with a score of 400 to 146. Hoppe posted 161 in his first inning and led early, while Schaefer struggled throughout the match, delivering lower totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hia
Willie Hoppe
Jacob Schaefer
Grahn'a
Schaefer
Ed Smith's Unknown to Meet M'Phaden in Staten Island Bout
Promised as a six round private event on Staten Island pits Ed Smith's unknown against M'Phaden Baydine. The bout aims to showcase fast hands as both fighters train with club members watching, hoping to gain a win at 118 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. Smith
M'Phaden
Staten Island
Tiveen Ed Smith
Danny McPhaden
Tf Baydine
Baseball Opener Soon As Weather Permits At Kenilworth
Weather permitting the Kenilworth club will start the baseball season against Agnata College tomorrow. The matchup marks the season opener for both teams with forecasts showing clear conditions for the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenilwerthe
Agnata College
Allen McCool era and Edwards lightweight title saga
The article recounts 1870s era fights and rivalries including Seddons and Tracey robbing Billy Edwards of the lightweight title, Allen and McCool’s clash on Chateau Island, and Edwards’s later bouts with Charley Mitchell and Pete Croker before his death in Brooklyn at 63, with notes on Collyer Hogan and the era’s criminal distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Edwards
Seddons
Bill Tracey
Allen
Tiitle
America
Jem Mice
Ned O. Baldwin
Joe Coburn
McCool
Batttle
Sam Collyer
Billy Tracey
Edwards
Collyer
Berney
Aaron
Sam
Billy
Samee
Raw
Pns
Ed Stoken
Jim Fisk
Hoffman House
Charley Mitchell
Charley
Madison Square Garden
Williams
Jimmy
Pete Croker
Patty Hogan
Fiddler” Neary
Rawards
Edwarde
Croker
Peto
Old Bowery Theatre
Neary
Mitchell
Ben Hogan
Rochester
N.Y
Broadway
Hogan
Tom Allen
Brooklyn
Croker All Neary
California
Butcher
Travelian
Pacific Coast
Hogan Till
San Francisco
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rahway H
Glen Ridge
Clark Court
Gon Ridge
Edward Clark
Rattin
Manvel
Althegh
Vivien
Dedevick
Hattin
Kersell
Jakes
Schanlord
Halle Shormin
Mayer
Selentien
Battii
Sheen
Troy
Sherinad
Ner Halt
Hidaer
Duemigee
Nalnatin
Gwu Tides
Firalerm Batu
Glen Hide
Maekes Maul Bye Manvel
Es Boller
Kendall
Schamler
McChare
Daques
Tiederik
Greekn Ows
W—hherman
Aodade
Rélen Mey al Jew
Wimpiteinhn
Poggenburg
Demareat
Peore Demarest
Secon
Glen Idee
Elton Vat
Daveen
Ines
Glen Rider
Srepeesee
Bess
Maswell
Maquey
Ten Mayer
MeChain Welt
Frank King
Dory Miller
Texas
McGinnite
Nodhan
New Jersey
Dunham and Bichells High
Danham-Klehelts
Rchards- Dale
Slatlock-Miultehmore
K-Chouteau
Holt
Aue
Aye
Muisden-Juod
Pete Hibbard
Ragtes
Eneetey
Rtatee
Webster-Vreeland
Daylil von-Baldwin
Hopwoot
Feenes
Worten
Miss Dale “ Pierson
Garret von Fer
Hoppe
Bohaefer
Manhattan
Keiser
L. D
Weiss & Epstein
106 First Street
Mvgin
Mike Mctool
Mike
Jim
Chateau Island
St. Louis
Cheelera
Tom
Charley Gallagher
Gorner Market
Halsey Streets
Corner Market
SIG
Stripe
Oxford
Market and Halsey Sts
Aun Ciuse
Manvell
Orth Ende
Loo's
Marty Iroquois
TP. Com
Mary
Lee
Saagaroen
Fitinny
Andor
Y Laird
Bamtalo
York
Chalee
Vietor Mistress
Vietor
Emil Taussig
Inu
NEW Jersey’ Central
Stresty
Tee
Luave Slizabete
Beatitehers
Alleatows St Tal
Asbury
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!