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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1908
Page
6
Elks defeat Cranford 3 to 2 as Decker shines with knuckleball and seven strikeouts. Horus adds two sparkling putouts and critical fielding plays as Elks rally offensively with runs driven in by Enalel and others. Cranford scores first but cannot overtake the Elks in a tightly contested contest.
The Trojans lost 109 to East Orange A. A. at Laat Orange Saturday. McCarthy pitched for the Trojans while Owens coached. East Orange bats broke loose from innings three to nine, with late rallies including four runs in the final session.
Frank Braggy of West Kile Somerville starred as Hopewells beat 10 to 5. Braggy scored the lone run for the losing side in Saturday’s suburban matchup.
Summary of league matches with standings shows Newark and Montreal leading in a crowded table. Games listed include Newark at Hallinune and Providence at Jersey City with several others noted for today and tomorrow across cities like Toronto Buffalo Chicago and Detroit.
New York hosts a two hour per day six day race at Garden with daily heats and a final. Notable matchups include Olympic riders George Cameroun and Chayley Stein. Entered riders include Frank Reamer Joe Fogler Mayer Anderson Ayde Chirkend Iver Lawson Floyd Mac Frilland Downing Beell Menusedall Eddie Root and others.
Rahway A A defeated Clinton A A C 3-0 on Rahway grounds at Riverside Park in the deciding game of the season. All runs came in the seventh inning as Rahway took the series with strong hitting from Madden Frooman and Clark credited for scoring.
The Farmer owned by I N Voorhees of this city won the 2.10 trot at Waverly races in 2.25, setting a club record. In heats one and three, Stately Princess led briefly but the Farmer broke away to win by a half length in heat one and again in heat three, with Lavinia Brooke driven by Mike Varris finishing behind.
Garwood A C defeated the Triangles 4 to 2 as Skinny Ben der pitched for the losers allowing five hits. Garwood scored in the first and seventh innings while Triangles avoided a shutout with two runs in the eighth. Ned Selwyn misplayed a crucial ball in the final frame as the comeback fell short.
The Stars defeated the Elks 6 to 1 as four errors in the fifth inning opened the floodgates. Ortleib allowed five hits and struck out more batters than Plank, but wild throws and a string of errors doomed the Elks after Hastings doubled in the fourth to tie the game.
The Polishers of the Singer League suffered a 6-3 defeat to the Trailors, ending a 15 game win streak. Strong base running and timely hitting carried the Trailors, aided by miscues from the Polishers. Skinny Bender and Bozle pitched for the Polishers, while Kylich powered the Toolers’ offense. The loss narrows the gap with Parahets for the pennant, as a 2-2 tie gave way to a three run Toolers lead.
W E Cann YMCA physical instructor forwarded William Webber entry for Yonkers race. Webber, noted for strong relay leg and speed, is expected to dominate against peers around his age, with potential first place for the Elizabeth youngster if he conserves energy to avoid fatigue.
Newark reports Kereniéy won the mile international championship for the National Cycling Association with N. M. Anderson of Denmark taking second place. Postrace Kramer received a floral horseshoe amid cheers. The afternoon race lineup also featured a ten-mile open event won by Walter Schlev of Newark.
Layster pitched eight scoreless innings with a sprained ankle after an early collision. He also drove in three runs, powering Lincolns past the Washingtons 6 to 4 at Newark. Shields provided two singles and a homer for Washington, while Luyster and Douber teamed on the mound for Lincolns.
Major William B. Martin of this city won the Rogers trophy at Sea Girl Saturday afternoon, scoring 105 points in a 600 yard three string match to determine the aggregate winner. Lieut H Rogers Jr of New York presented the prize valued over 100 dollars. In the Ben Girl championship Martin faltered finishing far down the line with 177 points. Captain Simog of Ohio won the Ben Girl championship with a score of 60 on the 600 yard range.
A baseball game on Division street between the Invaders and Lexingtons ended 12 to 0 in favor of Lexingtons after a lengthy dispute over an umpire's call. Lexingtons scored three runs in the ninth. Invaders errors proved costly as darkness halted potential extra innings.
John Flannagan breaks his own world mark in the 66 pound throw at the Metropolitan Association championships held at Traver’s Island on Saturday, launching the ball 39 feet 9 inches to surpass his 38 feet 7.38 inch prior record. Competition was limited as several teams were out of town and the event was affected by an Elvis Links golf tarboo.
Jockeys and horses lined up for a steeplechase start when a tall rawboned horse refused to proceed. The stir is sparked by the animal’s resistance and a chorus of protests from riders and supporters.
Rahway avenue saw plans for a return title bout as Dutalag challenged winner Chris A for a best of three series worth 200 dollars per side with a 190 dollar forfeit. Prominent men from Lente Essex and Morris U attended to witness the event and secure arrangements.
Westfield earned a solid, well played victory at Reaction Park on Saturday afternoon. Rahway awaits next as the nine from Westfield improved after the first inning despite earlier miscues.
A creel of unclear accounts from local anglers, including George Copatik and Randy Hook, describes a disappointing fishing day with several boats and launches failing to reach expected catches. The report notes mixed weather and limited success among amateurs from the foot docks.
Scranton wins the York State pennant as coaches and players push for the title. The article hints at developments and system changes shaping the season, noting Asbury Caldwell among staff and the broader team effort.
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