Bricklayers Now Champs In Bay Tide Refinery League
The Bricklayers and Masons of the Bay Tide Refinery Club won a noisy victory at Union Park, drawing 3,500 spectators. Receipts were split with three city hospitals, boosting public funds as the Boilers and Masons vied for league supremacy.
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Union Park
Baytide
Knights of the ‘Trowel
Boiler-Makemsterday
Gami
Masons
Secu Ling Brasil
San Bolonen
Corcoran
Montgomery
Shamroth
Finn
Linenhan
Houser
Burns
Leagus
Honors all even in Polishers game
Fragmented notes describe a baseball game involving mixed or garbled names. Mentions pitchers and bases on balls with unclear lineups. The text includes stray numbers and several garbled names such as Fisher and Carr amid a jagged report of a local sporting event.
Palmer Captures Another Title in State Championship
Richard H. Palmer defeated Neil Be... to win the Morris Town State championship tourney at Elimbeth Town and Country Club. The match was a hard fought contest lasting three sets with twenty two games needed to determine the winner.
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Richard H. Palmer
East Jersey
Elimbeth Town and Country Club
Neil Bte Leoss
Morristowm
Palmer
Plainfield Player Stars In Narrow Loss at Home
A Plainfield standout scored about 17 points while facing a tough opponent, as the game featured a close finish. Elizabeth led early in the league matchup before circumstances forced a change in plans, resulting in a competitive display from both teams.
Triangles Defeat Hudson Lyceum in Roselle
The Triangles defeated Hudson Lyceum 7 to 1 on their grounds in Roselle. Pitching by White held the Triangles at bay until the sixth inning when they erupted for four runs, aided by timely hits from Bender and teammates.
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Roselle
Hudson
Lycennis
Cinny
Bender
Irman
Akal
Orbe Harris
St Andrew Will Reorganize On Gridiron Return
The St Andrew football team plans another gridiron appearance after reorganizing the squad. The club held the Union County championship for the seasons 1904 and 1905, reflecting its past success and renewed effort.
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ST. Andrew. Will
St Andrew
Nerplge PhD
Ligg
Broken records at Newark meet shock crowd
In Newark a hammer throw and weight events at Olympia produced world records and notable performances despite garbled text. Athletes from California and the United States showcased strength, with spectators witnessing record breaks and surprising results in the event program.
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Olympia
Mewark
John
Ilifornia
Uncle Sam's Boys Get Short End in Catholic Club Game
The article reports a Cedar City scrimmage where Uncle Sam's boys faced a tough loss against Roser, with star players Wing Frank O'Rourke and Bob Yee among the standout performers. The Catholic Club featured many key figures, while Roser capitalized with a decisive three-run homer and solid pitching, turning the tide in the morning meeting.
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Peery Church
Lian
Frank’ O'Rourke
Rrier
Pi Wwlliameod
Prolic
Rosai
Night's Card at Browns Gym Delivers Local Boxing Action
Ragged OCR reports show a rough card at Brown's Gym featuring Bobby Moore among fighters. The night promises six rounds and a lively crowd, with bouts described as spirited though the text is damaged and hard to fully parse.
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Netion
Bobby Moore
Rockaway
Brown
Toca GACKSTOPS PLAY IN PLAINFIELD
A fragmentary report notes a Plainfield event with unclear names and details. It mentions a team or group and a quoted line about anim notation, but the text is garbled and yields no clear outcome or participants.
Travers Retains Golf Championship in Garden City Meet
Jerome Awerets defeats Max Bohr to retain golf title at Garden City event on Sept 91. Spectators report a tight finish as the champion clings to lead, with a strong display from the champion in the final holes.
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Garden City
Li Dd
Jerome Awerets
Max Bohr
Essip
Cere Eee
Red Waller and Holmes Rally Tide to Tie Game
Fragmented report mentions Red Waller previously with Elisa Bear and a late run tied the game after Holmes took Teoma. Mentions German Teachér-You and Pearcy as context. Readability is limited. key names appear but events unclear.
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Red” Waller
The
Elisa
Holmes
Teoma
Wae
Pearcy
Union County Defeats Hudson in League Cricket at Weat Side Park
Union County defeated Hudson County by 81 for 7 wickets to 41 at Weat Side Park Jersey City on Saturday afternoon. James Larmette scored 20 and A H Gibson reached 18 not out, while Ford bowled well for Union County with three wickets for one run. Next Saturday Union County hosts Newark at Tae Oval Waverly in a league match.
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Union County
Hudson County
Weat Side Park
Jersey City
James Larmette Sared
A. H. Gibson
A. de Charleroi
Double Garde
Mien County
Ford
Newark
Tae Oval
Waverly
Sevan
Winion County
Local favorites win at Red Bank
Local favorites prevailed at the inaugural Monmouth County Pony and Steeplechase meet at Red Bank on the Ol Linden course under Louis Batjer. Winners included F. Collier’s rideway Peter Haneway in the Ryman event and Victory of E. J. O Donahue’s Handcome in the hack and hunter race, with Beauty third and other placings noted for the day’s steeplechase program.
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Olf Linden
Louis Batjer
Red Bank
Monmouth County Pony and
Colliers Ekey
Fir Lore Spring
T. J. Odonahue
E. J. O'Donahue
Belle
Cee Reese
Monmeath County
Ioc Medeat
Peter Hauck
George Chipiane
Nix Seterin
James N. Price
James
H. A. Bourne
Mrv
Bessie Fallant
Frotale
Finch
Denis Taase
Stallings Protest Over Baltimore Victory in Bechester Controversy
A protest alleges four Baltimore wins were aided by ineligible player Catiz, suspended by Wilmington in the Tri-State League and promoted by the National Board. Stallings claims Newark could have used the same if faced with weakness, while a separate Montreal dispute involves a ball ruled fair by umpire Black, with decisions pending before pennant award.
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Baltimore
Bechester Hay
Powers
Manger Stallings
Catiz
Cutiz
Wilmington
National Board
Stalling
Newark
Cincinnati
Ee Henel
Newark Tigers Play in Summit Today
Newark Tigers barnstorming tour continues with a listed game in Summit. Details are unclear due to garbled prior text but indicate a scheduled sports event involving Newark and local venue.
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Newark Tigers
Summit
Knickerbockers Rally With Three Bagger In tense Game
A chaotic recap notes Jan the Cal 36 fame peed the game and a late three bagger by Abeiebert for the Knickerbockers. Helony catches a feature play as Satu Vat and core ab the end frame the effort.
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Jan
Eine
Eateh
Helony
Knickerbockers
Paren Abeiebert
Sae
A1riss
Elks Defeat Richmonds In Ragged Doubleheader Opener
The Baltimore Elks beat the Richmond Colored Giants 10 to 7 in a rough game at Star Grounds. Hastings pitched five innings, allowing only one hit until a sixth inning onslaught produced three runs as Richmond rallied with three more in the eighth. Kinch of Baltimore played superb defense in left field, while Decker powered the Elks with a double and triple.
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Stallings Slo
Montreal
Onlewark
Kelly
Black
Star Grounds
Baltimore Colored Giants
Richmond Colored Giants
Elke
Richimonds
Hastings
Innlagy
Hut
Afvt
Eahburp
Ren
Pete
Decker
Ing Bruggy
Moore Thes
Sear Webbers
Broggy
Kinch
Imibal
I. Brow Wad
Kramer Wins in Newark Vet Handicap Match
Frank Kramer of East Orange and Newark Vet defeated a field of more than thirty starters in a professional mil handicap event. The amateur standings saw David, Joe Folger, and others compete for top honors in a brisk racing program.
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Frank Kramer
East Orange
Newark
David
Joe Folger
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