Homers and Errors Mark Brooklyn Game in Tight Win
Brooklyn’s game featured Well’s fourth inning homer with two on, a standout display by Mussry’s stars, and a string of double plays. Davis’s fielding and Levy’s strong throwing shaped the outcome as Homier defense faltered late.
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Photos of Famous Baseball Players from Leagues
A clipped game note describes a baseball scene with Powell, Dwyer, Newell, and Bowell in an unidentified 1920s style matchup. It records pitches and outs, an umpire named Me. Stanton, and a game time of one hour twenty five minutes with 1,100 in attendance.
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Paterson Drittel
Vieira
B. Man Pointed
Ken
Atruck Muttty Powell
Dwyer
Powell
Hy Pwiyer
Newell
Tigers blank Buffalo 2 1 in tight baseball clash
In a low scoring affair on May 14 in Buffalo the Detroit Tigers shut out the Buffalo team 2 0 with Huggins pitching a strong game. Archer and Murray delivered key hits while McConnell and Williams contributed in the field and at the plate.
Local Trolley Team Falls to Newark in Close Game
The Public Service Corporation team from Miller street car barns Newark defeated the Elizabeth barns team 1 to 9 at Star grounds yesterday afternoon. Both clubs showed solid batting but Newark’s lineup far outclassed Elizabeth in hitting. Clark stood out for Elizabeth at first base.
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Public Service Corporation
Miller Street
Newark
Elizabeth Bamns
Union County Civula
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Elizabeth
Opening match set for Orange Cricket Club at New Dorenty League
The Orange Cricket Club, captained by Robert Smith, hosts Grange in Orange at Freex and Central avenues on Sunday. Grange honorary vice president Shoenthal will throw the first ball and a silver cup will be awarded as a prize. A ball throwing contest between the teams will follow the match.
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Freex
Central Avenues
Orange Cricket Club
Ame Shoanthal
Ot ‘Grange
Teague
Shoenthal
Robert Smith
New York
Reing
Wailers
Glints and Gleanings From the Diamond
Fragmented notes from a local baseball scene describe Teague league clubs, management efforts, and upcoming games. Mention of Elizabeth championship hopes, Fanes and Mantyor New Ink, and aims to boost attendance as teams seek winning streaks and key players like Kolee perform at bat.
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Glen
Teague
Oval
Loval
Elizabath
Battin Dominates Saint Benedicts In Newark Victory
Battin High defeated St Benedict's by a wide margin at Atlantic League Park in Newark. Johnson pitched superbly for Battin allowing five hits while striking out key batters as Battin tallied twelve safeties including three two baggers by Vivian and another by Bat tin. The Battin outfield and defense were sharp with errorless play and strong catches by Rogers Hastings and others.
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Prenster
Cranford Hi. 8 Defeats Rahway H. S. In Ten Innings
In Cranford on May 14 the Cranford High School beat Rahway High School 9 to 8 in ten innings at Union Avenue. It was Cranford’s hardest game of the season, watched by many pupils from both schools amid lively excitement. Final innings show Cranford 9 Rahway 8 with Wikt and Winckler for Cranford, Starry and Smith for Rahway, umpire Tom Cooper.
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Winckler
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Wild
Unpire
Tom Cooper
French Racing At Velodrome Heads To Newark Meet
French style cycle racing to debut at Newark Velodrome next Sunday with a sixteenth mile time trial, a two mile Reperage Handicap for amateurs, heats at half mile, and a repeage heat. Motorcycle exhibition by Jake Derosier and notable riders including Willie Fenn, Frank Kramer, Joe Fogler, Eddie Rout, Norman Anderson and Oscar Goerke eye track records and prize action.
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Pula
Ansatetria
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Springfield
Mass
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National Chien
Frank Kramer
Joe Fogler
Eddi Rout
Norman Anderson
Son
George Cameron
Oscar Goerke
Brooklyn
Staten Island boxing cards promise regional bouts
Mack Blackburn of Philadelphia expected to meet duck O'Brien in a six round bout before the National A. C. in New York. Tuck Johnson, member of a New York Elks lodge, plans attendance at Pride of Union Lodge Hall on May 28. Ninny Morrie seeks opponents at 143 pounds in the state, Cheater Harris vs Smiling Kelly tops the card in Bayonne with further bouts featuring Seated Duane vs Young Murphy and local fans ready to travel.
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Philadelphia
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National A. C
Tuck Johnson
Colored Elks Lodge
New York
Hall of Pride of Union Lodge
Turn Hall
Cheater
Harris
Will
Kelly
Bayonne
New York City
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Duane Will
Box
Young Murphy
Fang
League Games and Standings Highlight Club Fixtures
League games today feature Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia and St Louis at Washington. Overstock apparel sale promotes tailored overcoats and suits from Laird Bull Tailes and Grant of New York with deep discounts and custom fits.
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Laws
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Pingry Falls to Princeton Prep Nine in Narrow Game
Pingry School lost to Princeton Prep at Princeton by 3 in a game that saw Pingry lead 3 to 0 through seven innings. Smith allowed one hit through seven, while Pingry took a three run sixth inning on walks a wild throw an error and a long drive by Allen. In the eighth Princeton Prep erupted for five runs after a series of errors and hits to take the lead and seal the win.
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Tia
Balla
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Laudar
Burnan
Tor Princeton
Princeton Prep
Chetty
Tita
Baseball duel ends 32 8 as Young Athletics triumph
In a muddled report from yesterday at Fairmount grounds the Young Athletics beat Jersey A.C. 32 to 8. Cullinan dominated with sixteen strikeouts, while attackers Johnson Miller and Harter contributed for the winners. The Monitor notes the team’s travel to Newark Sunday with stronger lineups anticipated.
Big eel fishing catch at Cranford reported
Frank Haviland Toe Kelly and Milt Reheckler went eel fishing at Cranford and caught fifty two pounds of eels deemed a big catch by local standards from a shallow stretch along the riverbank and named as the main event in the fishing notes.
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Frank Haviland
Toe Kelly
Milt Reheckler
Cranford
Caughle
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