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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1913

Page

13

New York and New Jersey League Today’s Games

The slate features Long Branch at Cadbury Newburgh at Poughkeepsie and Kingston at Middletown as the New York and New Jersey League teams contest today across the region.

New York and New Jersey Long Branch Cadbury Newburgh Poughkeepsie Kingston Middletown Bsabeee Longe Kingston Peters & An Middletowm Danbery Danbury Poughkeafirin Poughkeepsle Newburgh

Giants to gain Fromme as steady new pitcher

McGraw lands Fromme amid trade chatter with Cincinnati for Ulithe Prime. Fromme, not a spring chicken, brings control and reliability to back Giants ace Tinker and a run getter lineup. Meanwhile Mrs Erdman wins Hollywood Ladies Golf Handicap finishing 3 up with 2 to play over Mrs Seasongood.

McGraw Drewore Groh Avoes Tinker Frome Checinnati Club Fromine New York Giants William Erdman Hollywood Golf Club Links Erdman Clifford Seasongood

Dimond Flashes Upset in Poughkeepsie Baseball Row

Suburban league action features Poughkeepsie defeating Long Branch in a 16 inning marathon. Cadence of errors and rough play cited as factors. Newark Majesties and Grapewins set for upcoming matchups as local teams jockey for standings.

Long Branch Snatches Dwe From Danbury

The Cubans are shaping up as Henriquez and Viola return from the sick list. Danbury played well, winning 12 to 8, with 12 singles but 10 errors. Danbury’s ten hits contrast with Long Branch’s single error. Poughkeepsie remains closely contesting first in the league as Long Branch faces weaker opponents next week. The race between the Cubans and Red Stockings stays tight with both teams aiming for top honors.

Henriquez Viola Danbury Poughkeepsie Long Branch Red Stockings

Ribbons for Mr Seelig at Plainfield Horse Show

Emil Seelig of Second Avenue wins at Plainfield horse show taking first in Hackney with Royal Victoria and second with Garonne. Garonne wins opening heavy harness red and places fourth in saddle with Watchful as Advertise in the Daily Record.

Long Branch Emil Seelig Second Avenue Plainfield Royal Victoria Garonne Watchful

Connie Mack's knack for rebuilding champions observed

A feature on Connie Mack's talent for foreseeing declines and training successors. The piece notes how he identified vulnerabilities in players like Livingston and trained Jack Lapp to step in, outlining a pattern of replacing veterans with capable prospects and maintaining the Philadelphia team’s championship standard.

Merican Press Association Connie Mack Livingston Jack Lapp Mack Orieht Padily Lapp Philadelphia Trartsel Bris Lord Morgan Danforth Long Martin Kruse Russell Derrick Hartsel Connie Toledo Lord Boston Nationals Daddy Livingston Cy Morin Kansas City Krause Portland Jack Dunn Baltimore New York Highlanders Dope

Cobb Weak Throwing Arm Hurts Senators Runners Take Chances

Ty Cobb’s weak throwing arm limits his range as runners seize chances on the bases. Cobb proves value on the inside, stealing home after Gandil’s error. Manager Griffith pushes Howard Shanks to crowd the plate, boosting his hitting. Also notes on Athletics at Marquette and Tri-State League matchups with scores.

Balla Ty Cobb Cobb Gandil Johnson

Cuban Thriller Ends Long Battle With Loss to Pooughkeepsie

A three hour seventeen minute game at Poughkeepsie ends with the Cubans dropping from first place after a tense 6 to 7 loss. Key feats include Calvo Viola Steele and Fogarty stealing bases, and Gutterez DuFresne Delehanty logging hits as Padron and MacKenzie mix in pitching.

MacKenzie Delehanty Poughkeepsie Cooney Hardy Jo @iving Poughkeepele Calvo Viola Steele Fogarty Gutterez Brandt DuFresne Gonzales Dugran McCombs Sessique Padrono Tyin Villazon MacKen Padron Gobles Mr. Hardy Trandt Migegaiti Vogarty Cf Thukresne I McComba Homsingie Itg MackKenzie Long Branch Mendieta Luque Aragon Ufrf Ramos

Newburgh Plans July Fourth Baseball Schedule Changes

Schedule changes push Poughkeepsie to Kingston for Independence Day games due to weather and Sunday cancellations. Newburgh will host the Cubs at Baseball Park on July 4 with a doubleheader. Poughkeepsie also to play here June 25 and 16, dates adjusted to fit the revised holiday lineup.

Newburgh Poughkeepsie Kingston Baseball Park

Falkenberg A Sensation In Cleveland Pitcher Shines

Lanky Fred Falkenberg of the Cleveland team emerges as the pitching sensation of the American League this season. His mastery in the box led Cleveland to early success, with an eight game winning streak and a fadeaway ball cited as key to his rise.

Athletics Sacco White Sox Qalewoods Cleveland Fred Valkenberg Nope Baa Valkenberg Charlie Somers Toledo Falkebberg Christy Mathewson Falkenberg Leveland Birmningham

Newark Baltimores Odd Eighth Inning Home Run

In a curious eighth inning event in Baltimore, Mickey Corcoran hit a home run for the Newark club after a misplay by shortstop Meyers. The play sparked confusion as fans and players watched the ball escape, with Corcoran rounding the bases as Newark claimed a dramatic extra run.

Newark Baltimore Tultimore Mickey Corcormn Dice Mocorah Meyers Nghier Corcoran Elreult

A Thorough Sport The Deacon Young Joan Day

A fragmentary item hints at an upcoming event or race featuring entrants like Spendthrift Mebby and Lee with a $5 stake. Weather hints and city names appear ambiguously, suggesting a local sports brief about a forthcoming competition and wagers. The text is garbled but centers on a sport event and possible payouts.

Joan Lee

Boots Paid For By Meek Husband In French Tale

A French tale tells of shoemakers debating which is most submissive to his wife. The prize boots go to a man who claims fearlessness, but a grease trick leads to the husband paying double after his wife would not overlook the waistcoat grease. The host, surprised, contemplates the outcome.

Drivers Licenses Issued Yesterday By State Officials

Chief Inspector of Motor Vehicles Johnson and assistants held examinations at Asbury Park for automobile licenses. Demonstration tests on 6nd street and written tests in Mattison avenue city courtroom produced a record crowd. Licenses issued to Harry L. Buxton Bradley Park Jd Neatie Johnson Freehold R Wilbur Jr Seaside Park F E Neaves Long Branch P Herman Mott Monmouth Beach Anna W Shipee Red Bank Dorothy L. Putman Atlantic Highlands Samuel Putman Atlantic Highlands Vernice Bandler Deal Mrs Leon Cubberley Long Branch Clarence M Day Newark Ernest Garizio Deal A O 8 Havens Point Pleasant Jed Havens Point Pleasant Robert W. Mark Woodbridge John Wiegand Jr Woodbridge Joseph F Callaghan Spring Lake Herbert W Barber Red Bank Theodore Kyer Freehold Mrs Elsie W Lewin Asbury Park Walter Pierce Villa Park William H Watts Keyport.

Johnson Asbury Park 6Nd Street City Court Room Mattison Avenue Bond Street Cookman and Mattison Avenues Harry L. Buxton Bradley Park Jd. Neatie Johnson Freehold R. Wilbur, Jr Seaside Park F. E. Neaves Long Branch P. Herman Mott Monmouth Beach Anna W. Shipee Redbank Dorothy L. Putman Atlantic Highlands Samuel Putman Vernice Bandler Deal Leon Cubberley Clarence M. Day Newark Ernest Garizio Havens Point Pleasant Jed Havens Robert W. Mark Woodbridge John Wiegand, Jr Joseph F. Callaghan Spring Lake Herbert W. Barber Red Bank Theodore Kyer Elsie W. Lewin Walter Pierce Villa Park William H. Watts Keyport

American ace McLoughlin opens Davis Cup win in New York

Maurice E McLoughlin United States tennis champion won the opening match of the five game Davis Cup series against Australia in New York defeating Horace Rice in straight sets 6 1 6 3 6 3. McLoughlin showed brilliant play with sharp serves and volleying throughout the match.

Maurice E. McLoughlin United States Australia New York Horace Rice McLoughlin Fhici Ve

Man's Allotment of Blood Averages Twenty Pounds

A historical note explains that the average man contains about twenty pounds of blood by weight. The estimate reflects typical human physiology referenced in medical or educational writings of the period.

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