Local Shrewsbury League Down to Two Contenders
Long Branch leads after three league games with 6 losses total. Red Bank tops Asbury in a sharp 918 to 831 upset as Emmons shines with 246 points, while the Red Bank Y M C A forms a new Chambrin Borough baseball league with Wideawakes Eisners and Belford A rights.
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Govan Grove
Monmouth
Red Bank
Long Brant
Bradley Beach
Branch
Formén
Honnowth
Red
Andere
van Nesa
Asbury
Red Hawk
Emmons
Kellum
Etimona
Wirts
Red Bank Y. M. C. A
Ghrenabury Baseball League
Wiener A
Wideawakes
Little Silver
Belford A
Belford
Prospect Park
Eisners
Eis
T Park
Worthley
van Nose
One Night Stand Mauno the Town
A vivid nightlife vignette invites readers to drop in at favorite retreats. The scene follows gatherings in cafes and lounges where old friends greet, cigars and stimulants perfume the air, and the crowd enjoys open air, late hours, and lively conversation.
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Grove
Goethelia
Nate Mae Kingastop
Ocean Grove
Eebeene
Danbury
Los Newbuteh Oss
Ik Broock
Seeee
Poughkeeps
Middletown
Mingetom
Newburgh
Sresseene
Eeeeteenase
Dembury
Danbury Team Dominates With Shine In Home Win
Danbury cagers route Cuba Cubans in a decisive home victory while three fans repeat praise for key players. The piece notes crowd support and a spirited atmosphere with calls for discipline toward umpires in neighboring towns and contrast with a tougher style in Long Beach.
Annual Invitation Tennis Tournament Opens Men’s Singles
An annual invitational tennis event invites entries for men’s singles. Organizers list qualifying rounds, venue details, and schedule with matches to be held across the city club courts.
I Cubans Beat Danbury In Pitchers Battle
A Danbury game turned into a pitchers duel as the Long Branch Cubans defeated Danbury with two runs while Danbury managed only a goose egg. Ra mop and Danbury’s twirler held steady, Fletcher provided solid support, and Cubans overall fielding limited Danbury’s rallies. The World Series frame looms as Cox weighs Cubans versus Kingston or top league clubs for a shore trip.
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Danbury
Long Branch
New York
Newne
Ramos
Gonzales
Fieteter
Walte
Dan
Fletcher
Calvo
Luque
Feader
Cox
Kingston
Wenrigger
Owner Murphy Supports Slang in Ball StorI
Murphy backs slang use in ball storI aiming to boost fan engagement and local appeal. He cites Nationals coverage and community reaction as reasons to adopt informal language despite mixed opinions from critics.
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Murphy
British White Hope Leaves the Force for Prize Boxing
A noted British boxer known as the white hope plans to leave the police to pursue prizefighting professionally. He will box for money and end his current force service.
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Force
Travers Going Abroad to Face Hilton in Golf Match
American golf champion Jerry Travers travels abroad for another meeting with British star Hilton. Travers, the sensational United States player, aims to extend his winning streak as they prepare for a high profile match.
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Hilton
Jerry Travers
Che Cer Matsa
Eluby
Travers
United States
Shining Williams Steals Spotlight For New York Americans
A Texan named Williams emerges as a strong hitter and fielder for the New York Americans, impressing fans with power at the plate and speed on the bases. Reports note added drama around internal club matters and potential movements involving other teams and players.
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Barry Williams
New York Americans
Williams
Seymour
Buffalo
Beck
Bisons
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Shrewsbury
Bélford
Monmouth County
MAUNO
O. K
Big Jim
New Jersey
Icubans
WIN TN
American Press Assoutation
Dor
Swice Wits
Great Fielder
A. Fight
Harry Williams
Hal Chase
Kid Williams
Proto Ey
American Press Association
Veer Bachma Barst Williams
Sezmanr Morwusaly
Ed Beck
Taleben
Telumph Cy
Cigaier
Batiguo
Alf Time Center
Cubs
Couton
Kit
Wisconsin
Matty
Brooklyn
Sisesyer FY
Ratterico
Montreal
Trentanes
Buffalo Ee
Thres
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