Cubans Take Third Straight Over Poughkeepsie Team
The Cuban nine swept the series from Poughkeepsie in a Sunday doubleheader, with strong defense and timely hitting. Johnson limited the visitors to three singles as local fielding stood out, while Gonzales and Padrone produced multiple runs. The home club failed to score after a fourth inning rally and left the field with the win.
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Eepsie
Padrone
Branch
Gonzales
Johnson
Cooney
Calvo
Viola
Mulray
Henriquez
Arragon
Mendietta
Diamond flashes as Cuban pennant chase dominates day at ballpark
Day attracted a number of fans to Baseball Park for a packed afternoon. Luque was rumored out but remained active as players discuss recent events. Schneider and teammates faced management’s cautious stance while observers noting new twists in baseball violence claim it spurs interest.
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Baseball Park
New York and New Jersey League Tonight's Games
Danbury meets Long Branch Kingston faces Middletown Poughkeepsie plays Newburgh in planned matchups across the New York and New Jersey League with three pairings listed for today.
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Danbury
Long Branch
Kingston
Middletown
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
Dick Diamond Plans Return to Racing at Brighton Beach
Dick Diamond aims to drive a 120 horsepower Ratchet-Schneider car at Brighton Beach races. He visited the track to negotiate racing duties and may race today or Saturday to practice the machine and route. The article notes his nerve and experience for top finishes.
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Dick Diamond
United States Treasury
Double Headers Almost Daily Now For Long Branch Cubans
The Long Branch Cubans will be in heavy double headers almost daily through the season. This afternoon they face Danbury in a two game set at Baseball Park, with rematches tomorrow. They then travel to Poughkeepsie for a double header, visit Asbury Park and Newburgh a few times, and finish the week against the New York Giants in a decisive series game. Kingston visits next Monday before a circuit-wide stretch.
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Long Branch
Danbury
Baseball Park
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
Asbury Park
New York Giants
Kingston
Luque Suspended Ten Days By Cuban Team Manager
Pitcher Luque faces a ten day suspension imposed by President Cox after an on field incident with umpire Fogerty. Local fans see possible bias amid controversy affecting the overworked Cuban pitching staff with three weeks left in the schedule. Luque will miss league games but can play against non league teams this Sunday.
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Menriquez
Luque
Cox
Fogerty
Kingston
Henriquez
McCabe
Poughkeepsie
Baseball Park
Wagner Refuses Museum Donation Price Sparks Debate
Honus Wagner declines donating his baseball uniform to the Carnegie museum. He quips he has two suits in use and would consider only if the museum pays fifteen dollars, saying they can keep it if offered nothing. He notes no donation plans.
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Honus Wagner
Carnegie Museum
Tri-State League scores and results
In Wilmington York, the Wildcats beat Wilmington 6 to 7. In Allentown Trenton, Allentown fell 7 to 8. In Atlantic City Harrisburg, Harrisburg won 1 to 2.
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Wilmington—York
Wilmington
Allatown
Trenton
Allentown
Atlantic City
Harrisburg
Hartel an Old Timer Topay Hartzel Manager Toledo
Hartzel, aged thirty-nine, is described as Hartel’s old timer and now manager of Toledo, reflecting a career progression and leadership role in the team.
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Hartel
Topay
Hartzel
Toledo
Knabe Demonstrates Bat Hold for Effective Hitting
The article explains a straight bat grip with the handle and heavy end aligned to meet the ball. It cites Ty Cobb Hans Wagner Napoleon Lajoie as examples and notes that this stance reduces misses and fouls.
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Nabh
Te Philadelpha Nationals
Kusbe
Ty Cobb
Hans Wagner
Napoleon Lajoie
Marathon Hero Sealed In Endurance Test
Arthur Duffy discusses how marathon training tests nerves and stamina beyond other sports. He says a runner must endure hours of nerve wracking strain with no quitting allowed, highlighting the immense mental and physical demands of long distance racing.
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Duffy
Arthur Duffy
Antene
Sheelamuptat
Baseball Results From National American Leagues
Cincinnati wins two games at Pittsburgh in the National League while Detroit, Boston, Philadelphia and New York record results in the American League. Standings show New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago and Cincinnati leading various groups with Pittsburgh, St. Louis and others trailing. International and New York State League results accompany the update.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Ames
Clark
Camnitz
Cooper
Simon
Gibson
Pittsburgh U
Suggs
Herbert
Kling
Blackburg
Adams
Brennan
Quigley
Dineen and Son
New York
R. H. S. Louis
Leverenz
Baumgardner
Alexand Caldwell
Sweeney
O' Loughlin
Sheridan
Philadelphia
IR Hoe
Chicago
Cleotte
Cleotte, Russell
Scott
Bengard Schatk
Rush
Houck
Sehang
Connolly
Ferguson
Washington
Nome Eveland
Wash
Mitchell
O'Neill
Engteargh
Henry
Hildebrand
Wih
Ww. Il
Phila'phia
Cleveland
Wash'ton
St. Louis
International League
Provdence
Buffalo
Providence
Baltmore
Baltimore
Montreal
W. le PLC
Wok Pe
Newark
Rochester
Provence
Toronto
Jersey C'y
NEW York State League
Troy
Binghamton
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New Coaches Named for Penn Track and Crew Teams
Orton will coach track at the University of Pennsylvania beginning next fall replacing the late Mike Murphy. George W. Orton, a noted distance runner, brings prior cross country experience from the Episcopal Academy. Vivian Nickalls of the Detroit Boat Club, Oxford graduate, takes over crew duties succeeding Bilis Ward whose contract ends in September. Both have signed three year contracts.
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Orton
Mike Murphy
Nickalls
Vivian Nickalls
Detroit Boat Club
Eniglix
Paris
Episcopal Academy
Philadelphia
Oxford University
Bilis Ward
Curtailing Grand Circuit would drop four meets
Talk of removing Grand Rapids New York Pittsburg and Fort Erie from the Grand Circuit looms at the renewal meeting. Dropping these meets would push the circuit start later in the season a change likely welcomed by few.
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New York
Grand Rapids
Pittsburg
Fort Erie
Buffalo
Conaion
Rumson Polo Teams Battle To Narrow Victory
In a lively Rumson Country Club polo match the Rumson Seconds beat the Rumson first team 10 to 9. The game stayed within one point throughout eight periods with late drama as W Strother Jones Jr nearly scored to win but a foul on Arthur Jones cost Rumson First the point.
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Rumson
Rumson Seconds
W. Strother Jones, Jr
Baseball Briefs Highlight Prospects and Player Moves
Scouts notice Jack Ryan as a budding phenom with Washington making a definite offer. Hawaiian pitcher Lewis signed after touring with asteh team. Mitcher Dick Robertson posts 17 straight wins before a loss to Albany. Brooklyn buys Elmer Bray from Montgomery for 7. (clipped) St. Louis gains Manning while Brown’s sale splits $7.00 with the Browns in addition to St. Louis. Myers proves versatile for Boston. George Robinson leads Texas Oklahoma league with .322 and Covington hits .314 with ten homers.
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Los Angeles
Jack Ryan
Washington
Lewis
Fremont
Mitcher
Dick Robertson
Albany
Brooklyn
Tieber
Elmer Bray
Montgomery Club
Feason
Brown
St. Louis American
St. Louis
Litcher
Manning
Myers
Boston
Covington
Denison
St. Louis Browns
Wholesale Liquor Dealers Set Feast at Wardell Hotel
Preparations are completed for the semi annual meet and feast of the Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association at Wardell's Port-au-Peck Hotel Pleausre Bay on Wednesday August 20. Chairs will be drawn at the clam bake at 8 p m sharp. Mine Host Wardell will provide a king size repast. Attendance is expected to exceed previous years with representatives from the largest wholesale houses in the region. The arrangements committee Messrs I N Heller Charles Loewus Edward Ryan E A Bloxsom Russell Binder and John Fee Jr presesident of the association will spare no expense to welcome guests. The cabaret is promised to be the finest yet in New Jersey.
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Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
Wardell
Port-au-Peck
Pleasure Bay
Messrs
I.N. Heller
Chas. Loewus
Edward Ryan
E. A. Bloxsom
Russel Binder
John Fee, Jr
New Jersey
May Win Captures Ten Mile Red Bank Yacht Race
On the North Shrewsbury River in Red Bank the ten mile race saw steady southwest wind and bold maneuvers. J Frank James's May Win won the main race while John J Gillig's Papoose won the handicap event as eight yachts started and five finished due to gear breakage and high seas. The event ended with a Babies Ball at the club house attended by about 60 members and wives in children’s costumes. First Literary Club was founded by Dr Johnson and Sir Joshua Reynolds in 1764.
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Shrewsbury
Red Bank
J. Frank James
John J. Gillig
Papoose
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