Cuban Cubs Sweep King in Four Straight Games
Long Branch dominating the action as they take all four games from Kingston at Aabury Park and Baseball Park. Luque and Marshall shine on the mound while Viola Padrone and Calvo pace the Cuban offense with key two baggers and timely hits.
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Mulcay
Calvo
Viola
Padrone
Henriquez
Gonzales
Arragon
Racklin
Luque
Deee Mendietta
Seeees
Athletics defeat the Hebrew team on Grapewin diamond
The Athletics beat the Y M H A 10 to 7 in a lively contest. Van Brunt and Fisher matched on the mound, with early scoring in the first inning and a late push by the Hebrews, but the Athletics pulled away in the fifth and eighth frames to seal their seventh straight win.
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Athletics
Grapewin
Fisher
Joe Boehling
Y-Ham
Rube” Vanfrunt
Minser
Short
Cattanach
Jimmy
Zuckerman
Holland
Sassano
Hol
A. Bernstein
Shapiro
Hyman
Landa
Solkowitz
Lieberman
Gorcey
Sommers
Heaver
Jlate
Stein
van Brunt
Jon Holland
Hebrews
M. HA
A.bernstein
OM van Brust
D. Bernstein
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Wee Willie Sudhoff Stricken Insane in St. Louis Hospital
Baseball figure William J. Sudhoff once star pitcher for the St. Louis Browns is now in the observation ward of a St. Louis city hospital, described as violently insane. Physicians believe an old head injury from a 1906 incident, when he was struck by a pitched ball, may have caused the condition.
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Wee Willie Sudhoff
William J. Sudhoff
Wee Wilfie Sudhoff
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Monmouth Beach Stars Crush Manahasset In Lopsided Rematch
The Monmouth Beach Stars defeated Manahasset Never Sweats 11 to 1 in a rematch, avenging a 6-5 loss last Sunday. Burns pitched well for the Stars, supported by sharp fielding and a timely double play with runners on. A Manahasset player was noted as previously facing the Giants.
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Monmouth Beach Stars
Manahasset
Burns
Stars
Giants
Long Branch and Bradley Beach Bowling Series Set Tonight
The postponed Eastern Monmouth Bowling League matches between Long Branch and Bradley Beach will be rolled this coming on the Elkwood Recreation Lays. Long Branch leads the league with Bradley Beach close behind. Other teams will watch the games closely.
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Monmouth
Long Branch
Bradley Beach
Elkwood
Fans rage over intentional base-path passes in baseball
The article argues fans resent pitchers who pass batters to force walks and cites Cobb Jackson Baker and Veach as examples. It notes managers and clubs tolerate the tactic as part of the game while stressing the strain it puts on hitters and game flow.
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Cobb
Jackson
Frank Baker
Bobby Veach
Robert
Tyrus
Veach
Tigers
Jennings
New York Firemen Defeat the Grapewin Stars in Fast Game
New York Firemen defeated the Grapewin Stars 6 to 4 in a brisk amateur baseball contest in New York. Dangler and Kenney each fanned six as Hyndsman and Kenney issued a few walks. errors cost the Stars. Grapewin’s nine totaled thirteen hits to four for the Firemen in a game noted for its sharp fielding and solid hitting by Walsh, Donlin, Sells, and Woolley.
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New York
Charley Grapewin
New York Firemen
Grapewins
Hyndsman
Dangler
Kenney
Donlin
Sells
Walsh
Woolley
Starg
Grapewin
Vitella
Uf Woc
Lamb
Gootter
Moran
Fitzpatrick
Goodman
Sell
J. Walsh
Heiles
Powers
Gaffney
Bour
Rumson Polo Team Beats Freebooters in One-Sided Match
The Rumson Polo Club defeated the Rumson Freebooters 14 to 13 at Rumson Country Club. Howard S. Borden scored seven of Rumson's fourteen goals, with G J Waters and Jason B Waters contesting in goal. Thom as Eastmond led Freebooters with three goals. J Downey and C L Whitney each added two. Referee was Colonel M F Gage.
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Rumson
Rumson Freebooters
Howard S. Borden
G. J. Waters
Jason B. Waters
W. W. Barbour
Thomas Eastmond
Freebooters
J. B. Waters
Borden
C. L. Whitney
Downey
Peter Hauck, Jr
Eastmond
M. F. Gage
Fishing Club Promotes Sport Among Local Anglers
Amateur anglers plan a fishing club to encourage the sport along the pier and shore. They invite interested people to meet next Saturday evening at the south end office of the scenic railway to discuss plans and form the club.
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Long Branch Kingston baseball double header at Asbury Park
Long Branch and Kingston moved their league games to the Athletic Field in Asbury Park drawing large crowds. Ramos pitched a one hit no run game for Asbury Park against Long Branch, while Villazon blanked Kingston as Kingston managed five hits. The first game finished 3 to 0 in 1 hour 14 minutes with fast play and double plays highlighted by Arragon and Calvo.
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Long Branch
Kingston
Asbury Park
Ramos
Villazon
McGarry and
Lewis
Viola
Short
McGarry
Arragon
Calvo
Gonzales
Kingston and Long Branch Play Nine In Low-Scoring Tilt
In a two game segment Kingston lineup remains constant as pitcher McGarry goes the distance for Long Branch, while Ramos and Gonzales pace the Cuban side. Kingston manages only a single rally in the ninth to avoid a shutout, losing 3 to 1 after a strong defensive showing. Also a seven mile river race off Rumson Country Club sees J A Haskell's Margaret win, Elf second, Frances third, De fourth, and Rumpus fifth amid light west wind.
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Marshall
Kingston
Delehanty
Viola
Padrone
Abe Rachlin
Gonzales
Aretea
Arragon
Rachlin
Luque
Mendietta
Calvo
McGarry
Long Branch
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Minth
McAuliffe
Adler
Shrewsbury
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J. A. Haskell
Margaret
W. B. Potts
Elf
Samuel Riker
Frances
de. Houghton
Borden
Rumpus
Briar
Kingston Falls Short in Series Amid Cuban Slump Talk
Kingston lost the series as Long Branch tops the league with 45 wins and a strong 16 game lead. Luque dominated, pitching two complete games with one run surrendered across 16 innings. Grapewin diamond fire alarm ends 6 to 4. Hyndsman fails to spark a rally while errors doom the Stars.
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Luque
Arragon
Ufe
The
Oakwoods
English Writer Calls Davis Cup Trick In Tennis Controversy
A letter signed Anglo American Ath lete in a London paper claims Mc Loughlins overhead smash service decided the Davis Cup in America favor. It argues the English team was stronger but praises the perfected service while urging rules to bar such serves and warning the sport may die if allowed.
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McLoughlin
London
America
Iawa
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