Buffalo Triumphs Over Jersey City in Doubleheader
Buffalo defeated Jersey City in both games as Rochester star Thielman logged twenty hits and set a record in runs. In the first game Newark fell to Buffalo 10 to 4 and in the second game Worcester beat Newark 1 to 2. Postponements and scattered results from the National and American Leagues followed, including Baltimore over Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Thielman
Bistin ‘Phie
S. Baltimore
Bontra
Descaite
Cleveland
Lelegan
New Witi
Port Brooklyn
Boston
Whienko
St. Louie
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
C ‘Inna
Tersey City
Toronllo
Sewirk
Montrow
Worcester
Buffalo
Providence
Butler
Ridda
Quix
Captain Brain
Ji4
Ehamer
Pertsohi
Jersey City
Ciying
Willy Havkw
Bufala
Halligan
Thedins Strewel
Tammy Nitansior
Gpoona
Monte
Kate
Wankialo
Wankie
Shinde
Aliigen
Booker
Periech
Periech, 4 | Stenck
Evn
Conniushton
Temi Pigs
Careslaw
Newark
Newark Wight
Thievisn
McFurkin
Grey
Mraneis
Ea Tax
Hayden
Ake
McKean
Soseell
Bement
MecFarlan
Sehrall
Hayward
Nas
Vinin
McIntyre
Joerritt
Kellogg
A McAleese
Ef Guiver
Thielwan
Roel Hoster
Bi Grey
Fraucis
el Hayden
Binke
Henry
Demout
Schenk
Ridin
Mekntyre
Jordan
Keadlowe
National League Scores and Lineups Amid Turbulent Showdowns
Disjointed game notes from a National League doubleheader list the New York area dates and venues with scattered batter and pitcher pairings. Names such as Batteryes-Mathewson Doggleby Devin and Donovan Ab Willie Seintvide appear amid erratic line fragments, reflecting a partial OCR of a dense box score.
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New York
Philadephia
Mathewson
Saniel
Doggleby
Devin
Boston Brook
Donovan
Ab Willie
Seintvide
Rae
St, Lott
Cinematic
Lovids
Boo OO
Tlihy
Bergen
Marppy
Ryah A
Brooklyn Club Faces Damages Suit Over Player McGuire Incident
In a Brooklyn club dispute, Judge Dallas rules a suit for damages against McGuire is proper while noting a prior United States Court case as a basis for the decision. The matter centers on a player removal and mutuality issues within the Brooklyn organization and aligns with legal action involving the Detroit team and league relations.
Lawn Tennis Club Third Round Enjoys Even Play
The Hill Top Tennis Club completed the third round with evenly matched contest s on four courts drawing a large enthusiastic crowd. In men singles Frank Hall defeated Bert Gaffes while Charles Negus beat H Pullam and Benson beat Frank Paridis. Dunn won by default. Semis pair Hall with Negus and Benson with Dunn. Ladies singles saw Conway, Hall, Hardy, Watts, Cooper prevail with semis Hall Conway and Cooper Watts. Finals set for Saturday 3 30 preceded by tea and prize awards. rain would push to Monday 5.
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Hill Top
Peguk
Hall
Bert Gaffes
Charles Nekus
H. Pullam
J. Benson
Frank Paridis
Aid Walter Dunn
Frank H. Hall
Charles J. Negus
Aid My. Pad
Benson
Walter Dunn
Indies
Beech
Mive May Conway
Margaret Wood
Frank TH. Hall
Misaniv Chandesiniu
Reulgh Hardy
Edith Watte
Helen Cooper
Nettie Currie
Mary Comway
Edith Watts
Millett and Kelley Win Metropolitan Tennis Championship
Millett of West Side Tennis Club and C. Kelley of the same club won their second round matches in the Metropolitan Tennis championship tourney held at the West Side grounds on 116th Street and Apa tudum Avenue, New York. Results recap include preliminary and first rounds with multiple West Side players advancing and notable victories over rivals from Manhattan and Kings County clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Tennis Club
Arthur J. Hoo
Harvard ‘Tennis Club
A. Huaekert
Weat Bide Tenis Club
EH. W. Mallenhauer
Kings County
Tenn Hod
F. G. Anderson
Kings Count Tennis Club
Dr. James Ewing
Weat Site
CG. Miller
West Bide Tennis Club
J. R. Mervin
Ardaley Club
J.C. Cresson
San Antonio
C. C. Cragin
C.D. Kelly
Wes Side Tennis Club
Colwell, Jr
Colwell, Jr., Kings County ‘Temata Glib,i, G—# Kemp Russ
Agitanio
FP. W. Munday
Chicdee
H.W. Warner
New York
D. E. Steberts
Owe
M. Beckley
L. Gashey
I. Stephens
Axt Touni
Thawias C. Trask
D. Ganthes
Alt
Boyle
Howe
Dan
Hefanig Gc
D. TH. Hoberta
Col Gy R. Colwotl, Jr
Melick
Kelley
Shaw
Tennis Clol
Mek Brothers
Aofagtt
Pirst Ruimd
S. W. Baws
J. D. Bressan
Bik Autong
Ho i. Marvin
Wateos, Jr
West Side Club to Start Four Tennis Classes Next Week
On the Heights four tennis classes begin next week at the West Side Club. Tuesday evening marks the launch of the new constitution era with players practicing to face challenging opponents. The scene features mixed-age players, with several showing promise as they prepare for upcoming matches and point totals.
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Espeetual
Elise
Ping Pong Matches Set Across Local Classes and Mixed Doubles
The article lists upcoming ping pong fixtures with players from Class A to C including G Stone B Thorp J Swinveston and W C Padell Anghes Cook Neill Tyons Quaife and others. The president G Smith and L J Eynor express strong enthusiasm for the events.
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G Stone
B. Thorp
Bert
Clase
J. H. Swinveston
Cratels
Ih Chirk
Cisse
W. C. O Padell
PY Anghes
Swindon Vnd
Ge Stone
Scrates
J. Gaik
Me. F. Deekst
Chase CG. Seninst
A. Pettit
BR. G. Cook
B.sharp
Mx. FP. Burroughs
W. B. Dann
J. H. Neill
fr. G._Cook
A. Swinerton
J. Tyons
H. Neill
B. C. Musch
J. H. Swinerton
M. Quaife
G. #. Smith
L. J. Eynor
Letter Carriers Picnic and Games at Schuetzen Park
The New York Letter Carriers Association plans its sixteenth annual picnic on July 4 at Schuetzen Park Union Hill. Proceeds fund sick and disabled members. Highlights include wire act by Wil H Hill, Morello Boos acrobatics, comedy by Rat and Benedetto, a rotating ladder, skating acts, a concert by the Road, a drum and bugle exhibition, fireworks, dancing platforms, and cash prizes totaling 50 dollars. Events include track and field, handicap runs, swimming, and a silver loving cup for the station with highest attendance.
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New York Letter Carriers Association
Schueten Park
Wil H H. Hill
Morello Boos
Rat
Benedetto
Arnes
Moa
Goodsied
New York Letter Carriers’ Road
New York Letter Carriers
Drum, Fife
Bpgle
ST Wach
Lee
Morris County Golf Invitational Qualifying Draws Noted Names
The Morris County Country Club hosts the invitational golf tournament starting today with an impressive list of entrants for the qualifying rounds. Champion W. J. Travis drew 1. Pairings include Bayard Jr. against an unnamed opponent and features numerous local players such as Morgan, Denton, Goodwin, and O’Connor.
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Morris County
W. J. Travis
Pe. Bayard, Jr
Mayteh
W. F. Morgan
C. Tappan
Polr Ag
M. A. Goodwin
J. EB. Denton
Be. Smith
W. O'Connor
T. H. Toebite
Ht. Williams
W. J.pravda
Bayard
Ede Titans
Duke Tikdin
Pas
Hawi
We Cimiller
My Sebtey
Ted le Dennitts
Mon
Bhent
Meiplurt
Fragmentary Names List From Historical Paper
Readable fragments list numerous individuals and pairs including Allan Kennadwy L 1 and W L Carnegie 1. Teynolds H Hamilton A Pym 20. Watkin Jr GD Browak Kellogg aid 8. Lock het Be Mrethnithuywen BD Topham H de Kalsmowerk etc. No clear event or outcome. cross names suggest a contributor or witness roster.
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Allan Kennadwy
Rabom
W. L. Carnegie
CO. Teynolds
H. Hamilton
A. Pym
W. &. Brown
GF. Watkin, Jr
Warren TM A C Meet At Baldwin Park Preview
The Warren Athletic Club will host an open track and field meet at Baldwin Park on Saturday afternoon. With 170 entrants from the Metropolitan District, the event aims to become a milestone in Newavoy athletes’ history as contenders vie for top honors under an official slate led by James F. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Athletic Club
Steeo
Baldwin Park
Newafvysoy
Muing Yard
James F. Sullivan
Metropolitan Association of Tie Ala
Cyeilielie
Championship relay meet at local resort draws major clubs
West Side A C of Baylor and Anchor A C from this area clash for county honors but no title is settled. Saturday's event features the New York A C Paste team and other outfits including New West Side A C Greater IH b American A C Star A C and National A C. The relay showcase promises to be a highlight with a famed lineup and the strongest ever held locally.
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A. C
Hadeon County
New York A. C
Paste
New Year Side
Cujon Settlement
New West Side
A. G
Star A. C
Metropolitan Cricket Match Ends in 12-Run Victory
The Manhattan and Brooklyn Cricket Clubs met in Prospect Park in a Metropolitan series game. Brooklyn won by 12 runs as D Boxill starred with 43 and four wickets for 30, while Poyer and Coyne added runs for the team. Manhattan’s notable scorers included F A Slade with 40 and H Tyers 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Prospect Park
F. A. Slade
Manhattans
H. Tyers
York
D. Boxill
J. Poyer
H.B. Coyne
Inter-City Handball and Whist Club Notes
Inter-City handball features Tarrast Brookyn and Jersey City teams with Oliver Crow and Edward Hopkins for Jersey City facing De Gillen Patrick Corky for Brooklyn. Dates not set. matches planned in Meookisa and Jersey City. Meanwhile American Whist League reports busy three days at Oriental Hotel Manhattan with high scores, trophies, and notable players including Mina Kate Wheelock. Willie Mack of New York noted at ringside with a $450 Saturday box sale and future challengers named.
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Tarrast
Caufield
Brookyn
Oliver Crow
Edward Hopkins
Jersey City
de, Gillen
Patrick Corky
Brooklyn
Dorr
Meookisa
Tire
Bhatt Ds
Mike
Haveeome
Incrvise
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan
Devsion
Tay
Howell
Toriament Conydittee
Ie Mina Kate Wheelock
League
H.W
Sliv Heory Teil
Buad Llwyd
P. W. Mathias
Willie Mack
New York
Jwork
Fone Ren
Terry McGoverm
Alive Sullivan
Kid Broad
Young Corie
Tommy Hogan
ChEong
Kid Melsdee
Jersey City public sale notice of land arrears and sale
The City Collector of Jersey City announces a public sale on May 5 for arrears and water rates on land fronting on Wilkins Avenue in Jersey City. The notice lists parcels in block 14 and a detailed report and map on file, with heirs and claimants named in the deed from the mayor and aldermen.
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Aleae
Joseph Widt & Tee
4. B. Clattia Company
Wirt National Bank of Jersey N
Jersey City
Tae
Jersey Clix
Jerany City
Hadson
New Jersy
Wilkinsu Avenue
Isatsumeni
Hudane
Tie
Jermey City
New Jersey
Ranson
N. J
Orpoint
Charles G. Clark
Julia T. Clare
A & Pwblic
Jerasy
County of
Hudson
Jersey
Aloe
Dneney City
Pagan
J, O'Don
State of New Jersey corporate dissolution notice
A garbled early 20th century notice from New Jersey state records declares the voluntary dissolution of Butte Lighting Co. It names Blair as principal in Jersey City and cites official authentication by the Secretary of State with dates and creditor notices attached. The text references a certificate of dissolution and associated creditor claims and accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Lighting
Faa Pany. m. Corporation
Blair
Wasee Polonipal
Sf No
Jersey City
County of
Mader
State of New
Os Paporaton ‘Teun Company
New J
Dickinnow
New Jaraey
Gala Corporation
Coromn
Public notice of dissolution and legal actions across county records
The notice warns recipients of dissolving corporate entities and statewide legal proceedings. It references New Jersey departments, the secretary of state, and the dissolution of entities amid property and water rates enforcement. Names include city officials and corporate parties, with dates and deadlines for filings and appeals. The document outlines tax and lien implications, redemption periods, and related public sale procedures under state law.
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Alnee Attes Ceeded
Thielmah
Tut
Becker
McFarian
Burnham
Rational
Philately A1 430 Ans AT Re Ne Oy Uy
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Re Og
Ate Oh
Wastilnoton
Clarkes Dilleen
Warner
Ralitmore
Agen Ea
Selireck, Miele
Bree
Millett and
West Side
Edwin
Schuetzen Park
Morris County Golf
Wood’s Hall
Kolb
Andy” Wright
Wood
Iike
New Jérsey
Fen
Mohawke
Lawrence
Coffman
Bui
Burr
Pooh
Hansa
Hassa
Terol
Bt Sp
Ois
Hulls
Coffinan
Aussa
N. Tarley
Coates Corres
de Kwentea
Rts
Pete
N. Megtse
I Ee
Wybor
Poeha
Bart
Warren
A. C. Meet
Bova Pale
Mugheners Wipertame Av A
Naires
Ehaiphon
A.c. Spalding & Eros
Nascoupiyagt
West Fur Street
Metropolitan Cricket
Lergast
B. D. Boxill
I “Vers
Boyer
A.C. Smilth
B. Poyer
P. A. Slade
C ‘Charles
A.D. Boxill
A. Dillon
Lb. W
H. A. Beveridge
A. Carille
D. Boxall
B. FZ. Atwood
H. Rushton
Brooks
W. Williams
B. Rowhrou
Challenger
B. Tye Lover
Preadurgust
B. Rush
Vest ‘O
Sonle
Poytr
B. Rushton
W. P. Charles
C. Chipmont
Rusbton Byes
Inter-City Handball
Tienaw
Wilue Lienau
Blamcor
Liesad
Eena
Harriet Linen
Elana
Tovenad
Edward Walter Twighi
Uienau
Hector
Lang and Reat
Aiea
Hufared
Iran
Thy
Mayer
Athemep
Salagne Real Estate
State OF
OF State
Edward Kelly
Qatea Gacusry
Wee Eithet
Grolae Srratyori
Hecy
Arthur
fuRiocrate
Lavine Davin
Ajithe
Finanan
Hayle AL
Orden
Ten
Garpey
Bnfeat
Alderean
Aldermen
Attest
Esthor Averilg
MAR
Tatanhs
Abeanim G. Zaprisiia
Albert Stamepu
Detsey
Tee State
Sali Rae
Noaveying
Mager
Jena
Ma 'Paige Sereor
Attar
Arate
Bealgit al
Stdiehe D. Powell
Seanad
Erate
NEW_JERSEY
Department OF Etati
Lesbiatel
Hale
Stew Terery Corpucathon
Trent Colmekny
New Jeewey
Phehlanen
New Tercey
Aioe
Sulk Corporation
Jerset
H. Fees
Marsal
Jia Waelsabe
Sushail USA
Ier
Mary Jomo
Apaliys
Bern
Patrick Maree
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