Danbury Defeated by Cubans 8-1 in Atlantic League clash
The Cubans routed Danbury 8 to 1 as Acosta held Danbury to three hits through eight innings. Barandstead Calvo and Romanach led the Cubans with solid hits while Crowley struggled on the mound for Danbury. Middletown and Newburgh moved closer to second place with decisive wins while Asbury Park slipped to the cellar.
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Danbury
Middletown
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
Perth Amboy
Asbury Park
Paterson
Asbury
Acosta
Crowley
Romanach
Calve
Barandsted
Aragon
Hungo
Baranda
Newark
P.C
Tee Sta Poughkeepsie
Newburgs
Doyle Takes Asbury Park Club Franchise In Atlantic League
Diamond Flashes notes Jack Doyle buys the Asbury Park club franchise in the Atlantic league and plans a strong home season. Doyle, a Forty Second street billiard proprietor, will debut as principal owner with brother Robert as secretary, aiming for a top minor league park at Deal Lake. Edgar moves to Perth Amboy, Peace released by Pfau, and Herman Malloy shifts to umpiring duties in Danbury.
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Asbury Park Club
Jack Doyle
Forty Second Street
New Jersey
Asbury Club
Doyle
Robert
Doyles
Deal Lake
N. Y. Globe
Edgar
The
Hatters
Perth Amboy
Dandgraf
Peace
Pacers
Billy Pfau
Danbury News
Herman Malloy
Middies
Cox
Wil
Danbury
Middletown Times Press
Red Bank bowlers win a series with Keyport
Red Bank team defeats Keyport in a seven game bowling match at the Y M A alleys. The totals show Red Bank arriving ahead in most games, with scores ranging from the high 200s to 389. The match features Depnia and Bray for Red Bank and Ackerman for Keyport.
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RED Bank
Keyport
Y. M
Depnia
Bray
Maayee An Ackerman
Law of Economy in Life and Family Education
A brief note emphasizes teaching the law of economy as a foundation of good character for individuals and families, linking personal discipline to orderly community affairs. It urges diligent instruction of economical principles within household life and broader society.
Long Branch Fishing Club Organized at Ferns Hotel
The Long Branch Pier Fishing Club formed to track big catches and daily tallies, with Joseph Corn as chairman and William Keiser as secretary. Mrs. George Cook presides pro tem, vice presidents Geo. Cook William Keiser and Walter Mills. Meetings at Ferns Hotel with social events and shore dinners planned.
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Long Branch Pier Fishing Club
Fern's Hotel
Joseph Corn
William Keiser
George Cook
Geo. Cook
Walter Mills
Fern's
Baseball results from National and American leagues
National League games feature New York Brooklyn at New York Boston St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati with varied scores and multiple battery combinations. American League results show Cleveland Washington Detroit Chicago Philadelphia and St Louis matches with different pitchers and lineups. standings list New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati and Brooklyn with win percentages.
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New York
Brooklyn
Reulbach
Ragan
Fischer
Tesreau
Meyers
Byron
Johnson
Boston
RWB
Philadephia
Killter
Crutcher
Strang
Whaling
RHB
Philadelphia
W. le
Pittsburg
Hicago
Philaphia
Cincinnati
Louis
Cleveland
Hamilton
Agnew
Greg A
Neill
Baumgardner
Crossin
Hagerman
James
Rowman
Bagaler
Evans
Egan
Washington
Oofuto
Keating
Caldwell
Sweeney
Ayers
Johnnson
Menry
Ainsmith
Chill
Sheridan
Detroit
Chicago
Russell
Scott
Walsh
Schalk
Dubue
Baker
Dibneen
Connolly
Pete
Collina
Carrigan
Thomas
Wyckoff
Schang
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Clivng
Cuban Team Drops Newark Name to Become Long Branch Cubans
The Atlantic League club changes designation to Long Branch Cubans amid renewed shore interest. Asbury Park and Long Branch boost local support, with plans to schedule games across New York and New Jersey and open the league season at Asbury Park.
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Newark
New York
New Jersey
Feds
Cragg City
Bis State
Long Branch
Baseball Park
Carlos Henriquez
Asbury Park
Andy Coakley
Sea Gulls
Henriquez
Reading
Cuba
Busy Little Baseball World Highlights Trades and Injuries
Chicago backstop James Walsh earns a world title and Pete Daley moves to the Yankees after Claude Derrick was sent to Baltimore. Ray Schalk of the White Sox injures a knee likely sidelining him for a month. Philadelphia releases George Chalmers. Mordecai Brown is retained as St Louis Federals manager. Bill Coughlin becomes Scranton manager as the old guard vs new players debate continues.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Chalmers
Miner Brown
St. Louis Federals
James Walsh
Pete Daley
Jim
Pete
Yankee
Chance
Connie Mack
Claude Derrick
Jack Dunn
Baltimore Orioles
Claude
Jack
Jim Walsh
Bil Orr
Walsh
Loyul
Mack
Daley
Mordecai Brown
Steininger
Otto F. Stifel
Stifel
Brown
Bill Coughlin
Detroit
Washington
Scranton
John Kelly
St. Louis Nationals
Coughlin
Ile
Zelser
Toronto
Reitmeyer
Providence
Plaayers
St. Louis
Woods
Johnsons
Honus Wagner
Larry Lajoié
Ket Clarke
Jimmy Collins
George Davis
Low Criger
Egyptians Knew About Baseball and Football Origins
An address by Dr. J C Hlaom of the University of Wisconsin argues Egyptians understood early forms of baseball and football. The speaker notes ancient games influenced later ball games and outlines how these activities evolved into modern sports practices.
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Reypt
J. C. Hlaom
University of Wisconsin
One Legged Swimmer Sets New Cambridge Records
J F Res leure, a one legged Australian freshman swimmer, challenges theory that legs power swimming. He won three first prizes and a second, set university records in the 100 yards at 60.35 seconds, the plunging distance at 65 feet 1 inch, and the fifty yard dash, plus a first in the quarter mile and a second in polo ball throws.
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J. F. Resleure
Cambridge University
Russia Imports Our Pacing Stallions for European Market
A two-horse shipment Locanda and John Ward, both fast pacing stallions with records around 2:02 and 2:05, has sparked debate among American trotting breeders. The export marks a potential new market opening as Europe seeks high quality American pacing stallions for crossbreeding with Orloff mares, possibly widening demand if successful.
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Russia
Locanda
John Ward
EB. J. Tranter
New York
Europe
England
Finns Barred from Olympic Team by Russian Decree
Russia decrees Finns must compete under the Russian flag if they join the next Olympics and can deny Finland separate national representation. Star Nordic runners like Kolehmainen and Lempäälä face pressure to surrender points or skip the Games, casting doubt on their appearance in Paris.
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Russia
Finland
Kolehmainen
Imipale
Stockholm
Piniatus
Bertin
Lujpale
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Daily Record
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Ray Schale
Ray Schalk
Chicagoe White Sox
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Phillies
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American Preas Association
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Broadway
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Mahoney & Harvey
Sea Bright, N. J
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My Uncle
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Bowary Street
Samy Park
Do One
Phil Seamon
Goorman Avenue
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