Palmer and Le Roy Reach Finals in Tennis Championship
Palmer of Ridgewood Tennis Club and Le Roy of New York Lawn Tennis Club advanced to the finals after a day of tight matches at the Town and Country Gap courts. Le Roy defeated West 3 6 4, while Palmer beat Bennett 6 1 6 3, setting a lively final between top American players in a week of strong play and dramatic net exchanges.
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Robert le Roy
Richard J. Vale
le Roy
Palmer
V. Bennett
New York
Carl Kehr
Larnarnd
G. Anderson
B. Aleksander
Weratiell
Ivehten
Love
Mnett
Herter
Garmen
Richard A. Palmer
Ridgewood Tennis Club
W. V. Bennett
New York Lawn Tennis
New York Lawn Tennislub
Reginald A. Weat
Elizabeth Town
Met
R. D. Richey
G. Comyns Thomas
Hamilton Grange
Orewheck
Slocum
Wear
Fentia Club
Goh Brimard
Barnes
Clairmont
W. Cruder
Clermont Tennis Club
Wyeth
BR. T. Bryan
New York Lawn
Filgar Lee
James
RL T. Bryan
Broinand
C. Barnes
OL OM. Bull
He de Martin
Richey
Thomas
H. P. Smith
Weat Silt Lawn
Lennie Club
Honard K. Mulford
Roselle Casino
A. D. Keyon
Elizabeth Town and Country
B.G. Braine
William Lyon
I. Wyeth
York Lawn Tennis Club
J. My’ Merrill
Newark
KE. H. Pfeiffer
Columbia University
Eiiot Hennd
It Po Smith
Reyes
J. M. Merrill
M. Montgomery
G. Barrett Littell
Ktalvet
Contry
P. FE. Morrell
Littell
Star Bowling Club Draws In The Aces
Twelve candidates joined the Star Bowling Club at a Star vl meeting, boosting total members near thirty. Sheedy and Bucher were among the new inductees. A constitution will be drawn up and a meeting set for the week’s end, likely Friday, to finalize plans. Several bowlers posted strong scores, with many over 200 and one total of 278. Manager Frank Burke said a follow up meeting for Journal shuniing Lange will be held around September 10.
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Philadelphia Giants versus Stars Sunday at downtown ground
The Philadelphia Giants meet the Stars Sunday afternoon on the downtown grounds. The lineup mirrors the previous game, with Mink in the backcourt and the crowd expected large. A preliminary clash features Maboeck and Wilcox Hollen Works of Bayonne.
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Philadelphia
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Mink
Hi -Hie Tea
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Bayonne
Football Plans to Be Outlined for Local Eleven
A meeting of the UIL committee will be held at the HOP building on Franklin Street to select and outline plans for the football team. A former Cornell star, now coaching elsewhere, will be present to discuss strategies to make the eleven the strongest in the section.
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Uilintir Cymmittes
Vriangie Ac
Roselli
Z2ornell
Xtar
Detroit group faces charges after wartime court dates
Nine members of a Detroit faction were designated yet charged in a wartime court for alleged violations observed on a specified date. They were bound over on September 17 for recognition of charges while Pitcher Killian, the only member with a warrant issued, did not appear in court. A deputy commissioner later denied a twenty round championship bet.
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Detroit Aferican Lagene Tran
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Killian
Otisch
Foundrymen Triumph in Low-Scoring Singer League Game
The Foundrymen defeated the Tool Room 10 to 3 in a lively Singer League clash. Moore struggled on the mound for the Tool Room while Frickett allowed fourteen hits for the Foundrymen, with O Rourke and Sampie keying a five-run fourth inning. Fatigue and errors shaped the late rally as Madison doubled and O Rourke scored on a wild throw.
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Fricett
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New York Caledonian Club Plans Major Exhibition
The New York Caledonian committee of arrangements announces a grand event to showcase early sports and field spore trivia. Leaders Andrew Murray and Robert Hamilton head a long list of chieftains as visitors plan a popular excursion to a central location tied to the exhibition in the year 1856.
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Clile
Reicher Palhy
Vivb
Waablogton Fork
Carina
Grand Straet
Mic Peth
Newtown
Foulis
Andrew Murray
Robert Hamilton
Alexander Tastor
William Kirton
William H. Gordon
Robert P Smith
Alex. G. J. Rows
Alexander Martin
Chi
Glints and Gleanings From the Diamond
Local baseball notes recount a rousing series with the Manhattan club and a strong showing by Plank. Ortlieb pitches well and Carlstrom shines at short while Fred Hallifoater returns to play after an injury scare.
Olympic Star to Race on Labor Day Meet Card
Indications point to a major athletic meet on Star grounds Labor Day under Tri eh and Italian authorities. Star entries report three mile event and a strong field, led by Collins, with teams such as A.B. Society Newark De la Salle West Orange Clark Club and local Young Men's Catholic Lycom expected to compete.
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Labor Day
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Collins
America
Frank Burke
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Newark
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Weat Orange
Clark Chib
Lycom
League Games and Standings of Clubs
Rochester 2 Jerse y City 0 Newark 6 Toronto 4 Montreal 2 Buffalo 4 Numtato 0 Two games today Negarkc at Toronto Jersey City at Rochester Jer Provideting at Burtito Games tomorrow Negerk at Jersey City Buritato at Montreal New York at Boston Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cleveland at Detroit Chicago at Washington College at Denver
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Rooklyn
Elks to Play Stars In Anticipated Big Sunday Game
Elks Manager Fisher and nine players from the local Elks club boast of a rising reputation after an eleven inning 3 to 2 win over Elizabeth Field Club. Manager Burke of the Stars reportedly approves a scheduled matchup, with Elks sharpening up for a potential epic contest on Star grounds featuring additions from big leagues.
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Totenbeth
Washburn
Chores Fisher
Elka
Elizabeth Field Club
Fisher
Hhe
Frank Burke
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Elke
Furture
Star Grounds
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Bone
Lea's Misfit Clothing Parlors Ad Offers Custom Tailor Goods
An ad lists Lea's Misfit Clothing Parlors at 260 Washington Street Newark Maryland promoting open hours and signing contracts with leading tailors. It touts custom made suits from Roatan Grozloce Sandgrass and others, claiming low prices and ready-made options with alterations free of charge.
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LEE
Country Club Nine to Meet Triangles in Labor Day Doubleheader
The Elizabeth Town and Country Club nine trek to Roselle to face the Triangles in a Labor Day doubleheader with a morning and afternoon game. Each team has won one of two prior matchups by one run, and a deciding game will be scheduled if they split. Whitey Glazebrook and John Bender will pitch, with Barrett Litell and Honus Decker batting, as Ned Lehman returns for the Triangles.
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Elizabeth Town
Roselle
Ehat Place
Whitey” Glazebrook
John Bender
Roselle Toasers
Barrett
Littell
Fang
Triangles
Dunellen
First Avenue
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Hackenschmidt bids for another bout with Gotch in England
London reports wrestler George Hackenschmidt, after October exhibitions, still eager for a rematch with Frank Gotch. Despite poor health notes, Hack suggests his paralyzed fingers and knee are improving as English sports doubt backers will appear. The Russian lion says he would consider wrestling Gotch again, though skepticism remains about a continuation of the rivalry.
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George Hackenschmidt
England
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Hackensehmidt
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Hack
10th Inning Win For Greens Giants
Johnson's Giants triumph in the 10th with Howard doubling in the tie game. Franklyn, on the mound, secured the win as the Grunfrans held off Craw! joing the John.
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Giants
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Nck
Heo
Ite
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Langford Edges Jeannette In Tough Bout At Night
Langford used his famed left hook to dominate early exchanges while Jeannette surged with sharp counters. The Boston challenger pressed through and nearly earned a draw before the final bell, keeping the bout intensely close and competitive.
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