Long Branch Cubans Sweep Doubleheader From Poughkeepsie
Long Branch Cubans defeat Poughkeepsie in a rain interrupted double feature at Baseball Park. Ramos pitched seven innings in game one with Luque finishing. Mendietta delivered the deciding blow in the tenth as Long Branch rallied from a late deficit. Game two, seven innings, saw Luque and Gonzales star for the Cubans as Arragon Calvo and Henriquez turned key double plays. Poughkeepsie led early but Long Branch rallied to win 6 to 4.
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Baseball Park
Yester
Long Branch
Poughkeepsie
Ramos
Luque
Henriquez
Steele
Gon
Arragon
Mendietta
Gonzales
Mi~er
McCabe
Tench
Heir
Cooney
Burns
Dugan
Luquel
Racklin
Calvo
Viola
Ahearn
McRedmond
Fogarty
Resique
Herr
Padrane
Poughkeep
Henrigquez
Bare
P Luque
Herken
C¢ Herr
Sete Beee
Ie Ee Se
Diamond flashes W's hard luck story in ten innings
Baseball news pours from Long Branch and surrounding towns. Poughkeepsie led early in a tense opener, Kingston shut out the visitors for the first time, and Oakwoods edged Y. M. H. A. as Deal wrapped a dramatic three game set with Bradley Beach. Grapewin Diamonds and local golfers also feature in this multi rumor-filled recap.
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Deal Wallops
Bradley Beach
Deal
Baseball results from national and american leagues
National League standings show New York and Brooklyn leading, with Cincinnati and Chicago trailing. American League standings list Washington and Cleveland atop, while other leagues including Providence Newark Jersey City Montreal and Toronto post varied results and batter figures.
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National Leagu
Cleinnau Sore
New York
Aos
Cincinnati
Marquart
McLean
Johnson
Wook
York
Brooklyn
Philaphia Sl
Boston
Chicago
Chheinnat
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Dan
Cleveland
Rhe Washton
Battegles—Grover and Henry
Brenton Gregg
Caltech
Evans
Hildebrand
Pewok Pe Phila'phia
Detroit
Washton
Gyani Chicago
Providence
Toronto
Newark
RUE
Montreal
Newark Prigoldae
Jersey City
Buffalo
Jersey
Rochester
Wilk'arre M
Elmira
Albany
Cues
Biigh’ton
Bcranton
Robury Fishermen Hold Port-au-Peck Clam Bake
At Port-au-Peck Pleasure Bay the Asbury Park Fishing Club held a clam bake at 2:30 PM with remarks by Fred Long and songs by Capt. Fennimore. Councilman Rugarber recited a humorous piece, then an encore and a Blue Fish Tango danced by Col. John J. W. Aymar. Club president Capt. George W. Fennimore also attended.
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Port-au-Peck
Pleasure Bay
Asbury Park
Fred Long
Capt
Fennimore
Rugarberthey
Barbara Freitche
John J .W. Aymar
George W. Fennimore
Annual Invitation Tennis Tournament at Hollywood Golf Club
The annual invitation tennis tournament under USNSTA auspices will be held on the Hollywood Golf Club clay courts in Deal starting August 30 at 3 p.m. Events include men’s singles and doubles with the Tennis Committee Cup awarded after three wins. Entries close August 2 at noon. referee Frank L. Slazenger. Tickets for members and applicants via secretary Robert F. Nathan. Committee members listed with chairman Monroe R. Rothschild.
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U. S. N. S. ‘T. Association
Hollywood Golf Club
Deal
Tennis Committee
Frank L. Slazenger
Robert F. Nathan
P. O. Box
West Bend
N. J
William B. Andersog
Maurice Brill
Harry Content
Nelson W. Greenhut
Edmond A. Guggenheim
Sarah Honigman
Frederick Lewisohn
Edwin C. Vogel
Monroe R. Rothschild
Box
West End
N, J
Aviator Dyott Flies Over Belmar Baseball Park
Aviator George Dyott took off from Belmar near Shark River and flew toward Asbury Park amid an advancing storm. Despite rain and hail, crowds at Baseball Park watched as he circled the field several times before landing on Ocean Avenue where his monoplane was housed in a tent.
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George Dyott
Shark River
Belmar
Baseball Park
Ocean Avenue
M'Loughlin Rival Johnston Opens Meadow Club Tennis
William M Johnston, an eighteen year old Californian, emerges as a rising star and potential rival to Mau rice McLoughlin in a fast new Meadow Club invitation tournament opening under the National Lawn Tennis Association in Southampton New York on August 11.
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M. Johnston
California
William M. Johnston
Maurice McLoughtin
Johnston
McLoughlin
McLoughtin
Ife
McLaughlin
England
Southampton
N. Y
The
Meadow Club
National Lawn Tennis Association
Crotona Athletics Fail to Appear in Bronx Clash
An accident injured several Crotona Athletic Club players, delaying a planned game with Grapewin's National Stars. Rain then halted play after the second inning, preventing further action and disappointing local fans.
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Grapewin
Crotona Athletic Club
Bronx
Oakwoods
Belmar Mystics
Stars
Green
Lillus
Crotonas
Corcoran
Monmouth County
West Virginia Championships Begin at Parkersburg
Parkersburg West Virginia August 11 The West Virginia State tennis championships opened today on the Parkersburg Country Club courts with players from across the state gathering for the event.
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West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Parkersburg Country Club
Carey’s Unique Feat In Five Hitless Plate Appearances
Carey of the Pirates in a game against Philadelphia became the first major league player to score five times without a hit. He reached first on a fumbled ball, then converted four gift bases into runs, stole four bases, and advanced on two wild pitches.
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Mielder Carey
Pirates
Phil Adelphia
Carey
Grace
Knabe
Bills
Butterfly on the Wheel arrives Broadway in dramatic splendor
The play previously a major hit in New York and London, with Edward Hemmerde and Finne as authors, stars Peggy Adamston and husband Rt. Hon. George Adamston MP. The courtroom scene shows Peggy on the rack while a tension filled trial unfolds, revealing infidelity, a broader fight for divorce, and a final reconciliation as justice presses hard on the accused co respondent.
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New York
London
Edward G. Hemmerde
Finne
Peggy Adamaton
George Adamston
Peggy
Roderick Collingwood
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Lendietta
Yes
New York Giants
McGraw
Fast Company
Kingston
Villazon
McGarry
Grapewin Diamond
Hebrews
H. A. Watson
P. Moore
John F. Shantey
Baseball
New York and
New Jersey
W. T. PC
Middletown
Danbury
Newburgh
Middletown U
Long Branch Poughkeepsie
Pigee
Robury
Dyott
Ball Field
M’loughlin
American Press Association
Crotona