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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
11
League standings list Middletown Danbury Poughkeepsie Kingston and Kingston and Newburgh with Long Branch game postponed. Today's schedule includes Newburgh at Long Branch Kingston at Poughkeepsie Middletown at Danbury.
Newburgh adds five new men to the lineup with Gov O'Dell among the bakers. Danbury Hatters visit next Sunday as Long Branch at Danbury matches loom. Grapewin Stars sign Harlan for the season while Johnston contemplates a return. Cubs double header at Poughkeepsie and strong team support noted for Danbury fans.
In a fast paced Sunday clash at Rumson, the Rumson Field Club defeated the Fair Haven Foxes 6 to 5 before about 400 spectators. George Luker of New Monmouth pitched for Rumson while Irving Vanrant caught for Fair Haven as Woolley and Morris stood out for the Foxes.
Red Bank high school defeated Asbury Park high school in eleven innings at Asbury Park Monday. The score was 2 2 after nine, Red Bank scored six in the eleventh to win 8 2. Matthews pitched, McQueen caught, Wagner and Beckett were the Asbury battery. Both pitchers fanned seven. Red Bank had fourteen hits to Asbury four. Red Bank tied Atlantic Highlands for first in the league. Lew Shapiro has joined the Y M H A at third base for a summer tryout next Sunday.
Eatontown bowlers beat Red Bankers in a Saturday night match at Moris and Go Dennis alleys. Kennedy of Red Bank set high series with 274 including ten strikes and a split. Morris opened with a 200 and team scores show Eatontown 822 to Red Bank 327 with Elwood twins set to bowl Kennedy next.
Asbury Park High School awarded A letters for athletics. Baseball recipients include Morris Beckett Allen Wagner captain Lester Rogers Walter Woolley Victor De Wy socki Frank Hinoeen Percy Morton Andrew Vola Wilbur Southard Hoff man Stevens Ennis Pearce manager. Track recipients include Vrencis Jones Wilbur Hunt John Minyard Howard Landin David Pertherstone Donald Sterner Fred Hope Edward Hope Clarence Chamberlain Joseph Ben jnett Daniel Toodgood Frank Brown Morris Beckett. Grapewins to play at Athletic Field July 4. Oakwoods face Hebrews at Jackson's Woods in a Sunday game. last meeting ended in an 11 inning 21-? defeat for Oakwoods.
Mike Donlin now coaches the Grapewin National Stars in New York. The former Phillies target trains the squad from first base and instructs on infield and batting for a strong late season showing against semi professional teams. Donlin remains open to a Phillies return if terms satisfy him.
Dick Diamond appeared in a lawn tennis suit on Ocean avenue court yesterday. He wore flowing socks a white shirt trousers and canvas shoes signaling readiness for big games. He trains daily aiming for the New York State tournament while also automobiling in the warm weather.
National League games feature Pittsburgh defeating Boston 7 to 3 with strong pitching by Tyler and Whaling, and New York topping St Louis 6 to 1. Cincinnati beats Brooklyn 3 to 1, while Chicago defeats New York 4 to 2. In the American League, Philadelphia wins 13 to 6 over Detroit, Boston edges Chicago 9 to 4, Washington defeats St Louis 6 to 3, and New York shuts out Cleveland 8 to 0. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 11 wins and 7 losses, followed by Boston and Cleveland as top teams.
The clipping shows standings and results from the State League with clubs including Albany Wilkushurre Syracuse and Montreall entries. It lists game scores, league pairings, and venue sites such as Wilmington York Allentown Atlantic City and Trenton with varied scores and records.
Clark Griffith asserts Ty Cobb earns a favorable call on close plays because of his intelligence and fearlessness. He argues umpires indirectly help Cobb, the Georgia star, by recognizing his ability and status on the field.
Eddie Grant was sold to Manager McGraw of the Giants with mutual satisfaction on price. McGraw had long supported Grants abilities since his breakout with five straight hits off Mathewson. Philadelphia had traded Grant to Cincinnati, which surprised McGraw who regarded Grant as one of the best infielders and a reliable hitter.
Miss Lillian B. Hyde set a new women’s course record in the qualifying rounds of the Women’s Metropolitan Golf Association championship but was defeated in the first match play round. She fell 3 up and 2 to play to Miss Marion Hollins, who previously finished runner up to Mrs. Victor M. Earle last year.
Cy Young compares Cleveland manager Joe Birmingham to Fielder Jones saying Birmingham has Jones like judgment and a rare baseball intellect. He praises Birmingham's personality and leadership, predicting top results with his training and approach.
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