Singer Ball Jolly Affair Draws Large Crowd at Town Hall
Immense crowd filled Town Hall for a benefit event organized by the Singer Baseball League managers. Notable attendees included Hank Fromme, J. Jones, George Spidel, and local politicians. the night featured player celebrations, injuries, and reflections as the pennant dream loomed amid the lively communal gathering.
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Mi RS Tarrett
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Clarks Start Season To Night
Mayor Ryan will tonight start the basketball contest between the Clark lore and St Peters of Port Richm. Both teams are in first class condition and count upon winning their first game. The event features players Mark, Van Dam, Hunt, Sid Ryan and others. A dance will follow with music by Prot Mi.
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Johnstone Resigns From National League Umpire Post
Umpire Johnstone of the National League resigns to President Harry Pulliam after dispute over not being assigned to the world series. He was ill earlier, fished, and returned to hospital as the season opened. Pulliam may accept the resignation. Tim Hurst offers explanation regarding Bill Evans’ absence from the world series officiating duties.
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Big Leagues Draw Immense Crowds In 1913 Season
New York reports record baseball attendance with National League paid admissions at 8,514,295 and American League at 3,654,837. The piece notes dramatic season conclusions, pennant races, and contrasts gains from the prior year. It also critiques claims that mineral waters or "airs" have verifiable chemical effects, calling the health cures into question.
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New York
Water and Wine Puzzle Answers
The page reveals solutions to the Water and Wine puzzle from yesterday. It lists the expected substitutions and logic steps used to deduce the final answers, noting how clues interlock and confirming the intended solution paths.
Atlas Takes Two From Raharis Bowling Club
Atlas defeats Raharis Bowling Club in Newark, taking two of three games. First game narrow 30 to 19 with Olde 184 for locals and Weissant 190 for Raharis. Second game close as Olde posts 219. Olde leads locals to another win, while Raharis struggle in the final game, margin over fifty pins.
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Atlas Bowling Club Dominates Junior League Night
The Atlas Bowling Club averaged 914 on the Star Bowling Academy lanes and swept the Journal Junior Bowling League. They defeated the Kings 698 to a margin over 200 in the first game, while substitutes filled in for Rings after a Singer benefit drew away members. Atlas then faced the Matineen and rolled 930, with Goodstein and Condon high at over 101.
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Rings
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Bets and Baseball News From Ann Arbor
A chaotic note reports a bet involving a Matama man on whether Pirates and Giants would tie for second place in the National League. It mentions Edgar McIntosh of Mobile and Alabama, with university officials noting the scholastic year’s end. The story blends gambling chatter with a Michigan University context and a Pittsburgh New York bet claim.
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New York
Meeting of Journal-Singer Bowling League Delegates Rescheduled
The meeting of the delegates, originally set for last night at T. A. B. 8 Hall on Court Street, will be held tonight at the same venue.
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T. A. B. 8. Hall
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New Yorks Rout Trenton In Bowling Exhibition
New York defeated Trenton in a nine century bowling evening. Alex Dunbar starred with three double centuries and a 218 average for the series. His best score was 246 in the first game. Elisabeths face New Brunswicks in the tournament opener tonight on the alleys.
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New York
Trimble Takes Third in Quarter Mile at Elizabethan Meet
Tom Trimble earned third place in the quarter mile event at the Elizabethan meet held recently. The meet showcased local sprinters and track hopefuls as competitors vied for regional accolades.
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High Salaries of Top Experts Compared with Leaders
A New York Times article analyzes John Hays Hammond’s reputed 500000 annual income for engineering consulting versus other high earners. It notes CEOs, chief justices, and governors earning substantial sums, with Hammond seen by observers as possibly the world’s top paid expert.
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New York Times
Low Scores Win Two For Bell Club
Bells triumph in Newark as low scores decide the match against Elizabeth and Bellevilles. Lindsley of the Bellevilles posts 13 in the game, while the team shows a clean sweep in the New Jersey National.
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Liberty Juniors Seek Revenge After Defeat by Bloomfield
The Journal reports the Liberty Juniors from this city lost to Bloomfield 24 to 5 on Saturday. The team, known as the Liberty Regulars, hopes to face Bloomfield again to avenge the loss and prove their mettle in football.
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Mathewson Receives Handsome Trophy At Theatre
New York reporters gather details as Christy Mathewson is presented a loving cup by Clifton Crawford of the Three Twins at Herald Square Theatre during intermission. The event includes a banquet and performances with Crawford, Jolen, George Fields, and others in attendance.
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Desert incident puzzles readers in odd column
A cryptic note from an unidentified Ranma dep reports a desert scene with unclear dialogue and a comment about cream and a dish. The short item, attributed to an anonymous youth named Blaie, lacks concrete dates or locations.
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OHL Returns From Cornell And Triangle Club Plans
OHL returned from Ithaca after assisting Cornell University and brings new tricks for the Triangle Club of Roselle. He spoke with acting captain John Leonard and called a practice tonight as the team prepares for its annual meeting on November 9.
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Trojans Set Thursday Practice and Opening Event
The Trojans announce practice Thursday night at the club rooms on 108 Street with all candidates to arrive early. They also promote a next Saturday afternoon lineup at Base League Park for an opening dance on October 16, featuring music and entertainment.
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