Cubans Drop Out Of First Place In Fifteen Inning Game
In Poughkeepsie the Long Branch Cubans lost 7 to 6 in fifteen innings after a muffed fly ball with two outs in the bottom of the final frame. Poughkeepsie takes the league lead with this triumph over the visiting team, while Long Branch suffers an error heavy loss.
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Poughkeepsie
Padrone
el Long Branch
Long Branch
New York
New Jersey
Hudson Rives
Villazon
Cap Henriquesz
Moughkeepsie
Poughkeepskee
Benrinuez
Danbury
Cuban Baseball Patchwork Shapes Up for Sunday Clash
The Cubans slip to second as Poughkeepsie wins 7 6 in a 15 inning affair with Danbury and Newburgh highlighted. Lugui and Henriquez star on the mound and at the plate while George Johnston looks to return at first base. Public Safety chief Arrowsmith enjoys the game and fans debate roster moves including George Johnston and Jimmy Walsh.
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Danbury
Tomorow
Baseball Park
George Johnston
Brown University
Capt. Henriques
Highlands Star Squad to Meet Olympics Ten in Atlantic Highs
After a week of practice the Olympics of this city travel to Atlantic Highlands on Saturday June 7 to face the Highlanders in a key matchup. Manager Woolley promises a victory with star pitcher Bun Thames, while the Highlanders known for strong East Jersey League showing. The Highlands also crushed Central Athletic Club 23 to 3 on Oasis Diamond to cap the weekend.
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Olympics
Atlantic Highlands
Highlanders
East Jersey
Woolley
Bun” Thames
TR. Woolley
B. Woolley
Blaisdell
Thomas
Errickson
Sinclair
Clark
Highlands Stars
Central Athletic Club
Oasis
Highlands
Harvard Varsity Eight Snapped in Practice Spin
Harvard varsity eight suffers a rough practice session with rowers Reynolds Trumbull Morgan Harwood McVickar Goodale Stratton Chanter Abeles and others listed in a captioned photo of the boat during training.
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Harvard
Bow
Reynolds
Trumbull
Morgan
Dro
Harwood
McVickar
Goodale
Stratton
Stroke
Chanter
Cockewain
Abeles
Protested Game Still Undecided
Newburgh June 3 Directors of the New York and New Jersey league debated a protested Middletown Kingston game played in Middletown. The protest claimed an inferior ball was used during a throw in. The matter was tabled to await the umpire for a ruling, ending the dispute for the moment.
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Newburgh
New York and
New Jersey
Middletown
Kingston
Cuneo
Colonials
Lawlor
Deisseroth
Soluion
Sunday Opening Talk of Keyport Beach Park
Petitions circulate in Keyport to permit Beach Park to open Sundays. Local ministers and residents urge prohibitions on Sunday amusements while borough council considers the issue at the next meeting.
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Keyport
Beach Park
Mayor Latham Breaks Tie to Ban Sunday Amusements
Amusements and three against them Mayor William KR Latham cast the deciding vote to prohibit all Sunday amusements. The outlook for the movement's success remains not very hopeful.
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William KR. Latham
Neptune shuts out Asbury Park in post season game
Neptune High School defeated Asbury Park 2 to 0 in a post season baseball match at Athletic grounds. It marked the Neps third straight win in the series and the final game of the season as exams approach. Matthews pitched for Neptune and Southard for Asbury. Nearby scores include Tri-State League results: Trenton 13 Atlantic City 9. Allentown 12 Wilmington 4. York 7 Harrisburg 2.
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Asbury Park
Red Bank
Freehold
Matawan
Keyport
Long Branch
Twin Cities
Neptune High School
Neptune
Asbury Park School
Neps
Asbury
Matthews
Southard
Trenton
Atlantic City
Allentown
Wilmington
al Wwhtown
Yous Auirisburg
York
Baseball Results Across National American Leagues
National League games featured Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh with varied run totals and batteries. American League standings show Philadelphia Boston New York Detroit and Chicago with pennant races narrowing as rain disruptions affected schedule. International and New York State Leagues list scores from Baltimore Providence Montreal and Toronto with standings highlighting early season positions.
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Cinginnati
Ma” Kiya
Umetopati
Rucker
Miller
Johnson
Kling
O'Day
Emaire
Pittsburgh
BR Hm
Philad'phiad
Rixey
Killifer
Adama
Simon
Brennan
Eason
Chicago
Boston
Heas
Brown
Cheney
Humphries
Archer
Rigler
Byron
St. Louis
New York
W. L. P.C. Ww. L. Pac. Philaphia
Gallia
Henry and
Williams
Mpires
O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
Hicago
Scott and Schalk
Leonard and
Carrigan
Connolly
McGreevy
RHE
Steen
O'Neill
McConnell
Sweeney
Gossetté
Egan Ad Evans
Philadelphia
R Ae Detroit
Hilad’phia
Willett and
Rondeau
Cuttrellnd Lapp
Ferguson and
Dreen
Wih PC
Pcnels
Jeveland
Detroit
Washton
International League
Baltimore
Anersey City
Rovidence
Montreal
R. We
Techester
Fontrypal
Toronto
RWB
Wiffalo
Ronto
Pew
Syracuse
Troy
S.renton
L. P.C. Troy
Utica
Binghton
Wilk
Arre
Elmira
President releases himself as Grand Rapids pitcher
Grand Rapids Central league president William K. Essick drafted and released himself from the pitching staff to meet league limits. He then tendered the release to himself and accepted it with his left hand, noting he may sign again midseason.
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William 8. Essick
Grand Rapids
Mich
Essick
William K. Essick
Grand Rapis
British Champions Vardon and Ray to Play Shawnee Open
Ed ward Ray and Harry Vardon, both noted as golf champions of Great Britain, have entered the Shawnee Open to be held August 22 and 23. The announcement from Shawnee Country Club secretary A W Tillinghast confirms their first competitive appearance at Shawnee.
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Shawnee
A. W. Tillinghast
Shawnee Country Club
Edward Ray
Harry Vardon
Great Britain
Griffith Commits to Silent Baseball Season
Clark Griffith vows not to argue with American League umpires this season. He believes officials will be strict with him and plans to stay off the field until the end of the campaign.
Tuxedo Tobacco Promo Offers Free Bronze Watch Fob
Long Branch tobacco dealers offer a limited time gift of a solid bronze watch fob with each tin of Tuxedo tobacco. Endorsed by Christy Mathewson, John Sousa, John J. McGraw, and Geo. M. Cohen, the ad claims Tuxedo tobacco “really never burns the tongue” and urges smokers to take advantage of the deal.
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Long Branch
Christy Matthewson
John B. Sousa
John J. McGraw
Geo. M. Cohen
Oakwood F C to face Wanderers in rematch at Norwood A C diamond
Oakwood F C travels to Norwood A C on Sunday for a return game with Wanderers after last Sunday's fast win by Oakwood. Batter ies: Wanderers Jones and Cranmer. Oakwoods Dube and Wyckoff.
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Oakwood F. C
Norwood A. C
Freckles vanish with ethine double strength treatment
A drugstore remedy promises to remove freckles with ethine double strength. Apply nightly and morning, an ounce usually clears the skin, and money back guarantee offered if freckles fail to disappear.
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Lugu
Dick Henriquez
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Ramos
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Commissioner of Public Safety
Thomas V. Arrowsmith
George
Horse Show Grounds
Lugui
Fiesh
Jimmy Walsh
Jimmy
Holland
Sassano
American Presse Association
BBE
R. H Poughkeepsie Ip
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Asbury High
Baseball
Player
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G. Kelley
Lessees and
Migrs
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Snir
Kelly
Prince & LA Morella
Hoodoo
Esting
Ben Lindsay
Denver
Juvenile Court II
Harry Nuss
George Spink
Spink
Chas. K. Harris Publishing House
Vardon
Ray
Daily Record
Wanderers
Alli Over
W. C. Wiseman
Emory Street
Wesley Lake Bridge
H. Willard Wiseman
Layton & Clark
Norwood Ave
James E. Riddle
Broadway
W. G. Wiseman
Reginald H. Haveron
Oph.d
Cookman Ave
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