Cubans Take Atlantic League Doubleheader From Middletown
The Cubans beat Middletown 12 0 in the first game and 10 9 in the second at Newark, breaking the tie for first place. Padron and Viola led Cuban hitting with Romanach, Rachlin, and Hungo also contributing key plays as Middletown’s pitchers struggled and Umpire Dougherty ejected Tully for crabbing.
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Romanach
Viola
Rachlin
Acosta
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Baranda
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Tully
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Thous
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Ine Thawte Beach
Asbury Park High Defeats Freehold 17 to 10
Asbury Park High defeated Freehold 17 to 10 in a Monday baseball game. Both teams committed many errors as Asbury Park chased with seven extra runs and five two baggers while Freehold collected two doubles. Neptune Asbury today. Juniors win Red Bank meet with Hurley leading in sprints and Tacobus Jacobus Jensen in field events.
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Gordon
Jacobus
Ivins
Harold Hurley
Hartey
Danbury Pitcher Schwartz Hits Three Home Runs in one game
Danbury Connecticut June 2 Pitcher Schwartz of the Danbury club set a minor league record by hitting three home runs in three at bats against Paterson in the Atlantic League game. All three homers came with runners on base for eight runs driven in total. Schwartz is a left handed pitcher formerly of New York club with Charles Meara who changed hands Sunday.
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Tri-State League Scores and Wedding Frights
In York Wilmington and Turrisburg Allentown readings the scores show York 11 over Wilmington 7, Harris jure 8 over Allentown 7, and Reading 7 over Trenton 0. The text shifts to Thomas Carlyle and his wife, warning about wedding fright and a letter about terrifying incidents, followed by a reflection on selfishness and advertisement for the Daily Record.
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Federal League may buy Atlantic League for farm use
Middletown ball club directors met at Mayor Cox office to weigh a Federal League offer to purchase the Atlantic League to use as a farm for surplus players. The plan aims to strengthen Atlantic teams with Federal lists while Cuban team remains unaffected. The sale could be completed this week with other league directors reportedly in favor.
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Improbable Moon Nail Wager and Home Glue Fixes
A tale recalls a boastful man who claimed he could pierce the moon with a nail after a wager, while a separate note advises adding glycerine to glue to prevent cracking and tearing. The fragment ends with a moral urging earnestness and truth.
Lady Wimborne in New York for Polo Matches
Mrs. Archer Wimborne travels to New York to witness polo games across multiple leagues. The report lists teams, venues, umpires, and standings in a bustling social and sporting scene.
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Lord Wimborne
New York
New England Colleges Favor Soccer Football at Meetings
New England colleges debated expanding college soccer football at a regional athletics conference. Williams professor Henry Wilder praised a program to develop players, Harvard clubs and scholarships were discussed, and smaller colleges opposed barring freshmen from athletics. Yale’s Walter Camp urged allowing some public ticket access to major intercollegiate events.
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New Neh Association of Colleges
Henry Co Wilder
Williams
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Harvard
Walter Camp
Yale
Oprivilepe
Harvard Leads For Title As Crimson Rally Sours
Harvard faced a surprising setback as Pennsylvania routed the slugging Harvard nine 12 to 2, yet Harvard still leads the college title race with two losses in fourteen games. Pryce tops Harvard pitching and hitting averages while Chirk and Packer show strong individual numbers in the Crimson lineup.
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Vanitie no freak boat in America’s Cup defense
Alexander Smith Cochran’s Vanitie, last of the Cup defenders to sail, impresses with graceful lines and expert workmanship. Shamrock VY also reaches City Island and tests the course off Glen Cove, N Y. If appearance alone mattered, Vanitie would face Lipton’s challenger in September.
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Vanitie
Shamrock VY
City Islind
Glen Cove
N.Y
Defiance
William Gardner
Captain Miller Named Polo Tournament Manager 1915
Captain Edward Darley Miller formerly of the Seventeenth Lancers has been appointed manager of the international polo tournament at the Panama Pacific exposition to be played in 1915 at San Pravelisco. He captains the Rugby Polo Club and authored Modern Polo and was decorated with the Distinguished Service Order during the Boer war.
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Edward Darley Miller
Seventeenth Lancers
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