Singer League Stars Shine in Season End Rally
The Singer League closes its season with notes on standout pitchers and hitters. Skinny Bender of the Polishers leads, with Soldier Moore of Foundry near him, plus Kylish of Tool Room and Bautch of Gil Milling making strong showings. Others like Wan Loo Belleaysridl and O'Kane gain notice, as do Frank Juuke and Bol Samithe in supporting roles.
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Bender
An Render
Happy Sevens
The
Elks
Jestetichler
Be Ing
Moore
Skinny
Hender
Joe Kylish
Tool Room
Agamnelth Fishers
Kyliah
Bautch
Gil Milling
Loo Belleaysridl
Die Sarviva
Hoelzle
Molmhers
Hack Devine
Fonntey
Sing
Wolf
Renaud
Tones
Shoit
Wise Mugler
Motors Chauh
Frank Juuke
Bol Samithe
Es--Emptisyrd
Singer Factory
O'Kane
Ah Bie
Seei
Pont
de Sith
Severa
Dance Benefit for Football Team Draws Crowd
A community evening fundraiser drew residents to a local hall to support the football squad. Organizers cited improving facilities and travel costs as priorities while listing committee members Sladw, Bayarbriinn, Prink bse, Hun Water Hye and Groren’ Lauerty. Candidates for the Chak Chik hl Eng team practiced, with Kirkland, Hayes, Nair, Sales, Bartlatt and Kohlenberger among those in attendance.
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Peter Teeth
Feneran Avila
Er Folowtag
Totem Sladw Ved
Bayarbriinn
Prink Bse
Hun Water Hye
Groren
Lauerty Cnn
Univererts
Wil
Chak Chik Hl Eng
Kirkland
Hayes
Exienipaien Nair
Sales
J. Bartlatt
iKohlenberger
First Sacrifice in Baseball History Claimed for Cliff Carroll
Arthur Irwin credits Cliff Carroll of Providence with making the first sacrifice in baseball history. Irwin recalls Providence vs Horton in the 1880s, Carroll beating out a bunt for a sacrifice as Merrill stood back, a moment Boston papers joked about, and the play becoming a noted early pennant race feature.
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Arthur Irvin
Cliff Carroll
Providence
Arthur Irwin
Brave
Invaders
Irwin
Horton
John Morrill Wan
Carroll
Boston
Merrill
Towin
Locals Face Hard Path As New Jersey Tourney Opens
At the Elizabeth Stars victory is possible only if they beat twenty one top teams in the state tourney. A Tongue directors meeting in Newark set admission plans and adopted a season schedule with officers elected including Claude Holgate president and T W Callaway vice president. Entrants listed span Roseville Tuxedo A and B clubs Oxford National Turnverein West Fads and Elizabeth Stars plus Crescent Hill Club Postation BC Krueger Jt and others with Jersey City and Pro ALA expected to enter at the west meeting. A suggested supplementary tourney for the top ten finishers was discussed but no action taken. The tone year marked one of the best state competitions in Newark.
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Elizabeth Stars
New Jersey
Directors of the Tongue
Newark
Offivera
Claude Holgate
National Turoverein
T. W. Callaway
Orange Club
Fred M
Tuxedo Ay
Willian Weingarth
Tuxedo B
Bainerd Pier
Reserv Orl
Josoph Seth
Equitables
Tee Re Johns
Oxfords
F. Coghlan
Kruewerss
TL. Edwards
Postatic
Eluti
Roseville
Tuxedo A
Oxford
National Turnversin
West Knit
Crescent Held Club
Postattion BC
Krueger Jt
Hay View Wheelin
Belleville Club
Nimties
Oxford A.C. Pythians
Mine Eralites
Jersey City
Lou
League Games and Standings of Clubs
Yesterday's results list New York and Washington wins with minor standings notes. Philadelphia hosts today as Washington visits Detroit while Philadelphia remains active in the league standings and race.
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New York
Hurt
Hintladen
Moston
Ea St
Louis
Philadelphia
Viner
Pouls
Pouls, 0.Retare
St Louis
Chicago
Comat Hoston
Brooklyn
Stanteting
Low
Wrookyn
Watengo
Poor fishing trip ends with meager Cranford catch
The Fak' nangate fishing party headed to Cranford yesterday to fish the Rahony river between Wloodtead and Freeland Milly. They returned with a scant haul of fish, underscoring a disappointing day on local waters.
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Cranford
Rahony
Will Try For Championship In Lodge Tourney
Twenty one teams, including Elizabeth, Newark, Nutley, Essex and Halsey lodges, compete for the annual Jr. O. U. A. M. championship. The schedule spans through November with matches weekly on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at Oxford alleys and Halsey lodge, featuring numerous pairings and dates, culminating in key early results and standings as the season unfolds.
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Elizabeth
Oxford
Newark
Halsey Lodge
Coopers
Bayda
Adams
Eastern Star
Lawton
Orange
Fulton
Wayne
Hayden East
Runyon
Vigilant
Nutley
Essex
Cooper
Halsey
Boyd
Dix
Ward
Buck
Monroe
Happy Seven Wins First Two Bowling Games
The Happy Seven Bowling Team won two games at the Star Bowling Sodomy in the Journal Junior League. High score was 186 by J. O'Brien of the Monitors, who defeated the Jolly Five as the Monitors split the set with an even break.
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Happy Seven
Star
Journal
J. O'Brien
Monitors
Jolly Five
High Rolling by the Stars in Local Bowling Meet
Star Bowling High members held eight practice games forming two teams of ten. Yeilding a high single game of 234 by Heusse Gees, the group posted ten scores over 200 with an average near 230. Brecher led the first team with two double rounds, the second team averaging 208 for the series as the event showcased strong play and team totals across the meet.
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Joral Allera
Brecher
Ale
Smt
Eesterr
Foe
Aggreeren- Febritent
Mores
Danee
Alexian Brothers A A to Meet Tonight
The Alexian Brothers A A hold two meetings at Mar Bowling Academy tonight to finalize plans for an event on the Star grounds of the tower 25. The committee reports progress and will update attendees on new participants and arrangements.
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Alexiam Breakers Athleic Association
Mar
Frank Barkr
Santine
Mal Lastmidt
Ofrmspée
Elks Schedule Return Game With Standard Oil
The Elks altered their baseball plan by giving Standard Oil a return game after cancelling the Sunday afternoon match with the Invaders. The Standard Oil squad had demanded another chance following their earlier defeat.
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ELKS
Invaders
Standard Oil
Bender to Fight Taths at Brown's Gym in New York
Tom Bender is matched to fight Mike Taths at Brown's Gymnasium on West Twenty third Street New York. Bender has trained faithfully for this fight and is in the pink of condition. The item notes plans for an anniversary celebration this evening were canceled.
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Bender
Taths
Tom Bender
Mike Taths
Brown's Gymnasium
Faded稿: Fights and Promises from Tuned Up Bout Contenders
Fragmentary notes describe Jim Jetries guiding Sem fart and Dattig at the Jeffrien Cheb in Los Angeles with Cal Sullivan fielding offers. Cotroth anticipates Nelson’s appearance as they plan a twenty two round bout. Joos, Billy Papa’s manager, arrives to Chicago amid talk of Paphe’s clash with Ketobei and a bold prefight taunt aimed at Ketobei.
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Jim Jetries
Semfart
Dattig
Jeffrien Cheb
Los Angeles
Cal Sullivan
Chicomm
Paphe
Xketobei
Sones
Deates
Clark Club Strengthens Roster With New Players
The Clark Club senior basketball team previews the season opener on October 13 with new players from Bayonne and nearby schools. Notables include Currin from Bayonne High School and Sam Nestrud, plus Louis Bradford and George Hewitt, a former Freemont standout now training for the varsity run. The lineup also features Johnny Nolan and Bill Lesland as the team refines its edge before the St Peter’s match in Jersey City.
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Banket Tay
Staten Island
Swift
Gomay Currin
Bayonne
Sammy Nestrud
Bayonne High Schow
Currin
Chasse Clark
Sien Louis Bradford
Bio Model School
Treston
Claris
Cheaney
Ken
Broner
Brign
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