New York and New Jersey League Today’s Games
Danbury visits Newburgh as Middletown faces Poughkeepsie and Long Branch meets Kingston in a trio of league showdowns.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
12
Middletown Bugs blank Long Branch after tough loss
The Middletown Bugs shut out Long Branch yesterday but failed to score themselves. Kingston split a double header with Danbury while Newburgh handed a humiliation to a Kingston rival. Yale proves stronger on the diamond than Princeton, and Iroquois Athletic Club president Philip Payne criticizes a recent umpire. Hollywood Chris tracks local baseball, with old-time players highlighting lingering field action at Baseball Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Past Long Branch
Baseball Park
Limmy's Stick Work Wings Indians Triumph
Kiddie Zimmerman shines for the Newark firtline guiding a late rally in the seventh inning. A long solo homer ends the game as Newark wins on Ed’s bat with a left field fence shot. The park crowd odds Buffalo and Rochester to chase the season’s momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiddie Zimmerman
Newark
Fle Caine
Baeeman
Hart
Ed Cate
Lem
Buffalo
Rochester
Gootheil Dillione Team Wins Bowling Match
Gootheil and Dillione defeated Patterson and Worth in a bowling alley match at Elkwood Recreation. Goetheil topped with several 200+ games while Worth had a 246 in the fourth game. final tallies show Gootheil and Dillione winning six of eight games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkwood
Gootheil
Dillione
Patterson
Worth
Goetheil
Iroquots Manager Raps Matawan Team
Philip Payne of Merlroquois A writes a harsh critique of Matawan after a game, accusing umpires of a biased call and praising Grapewin's handling while condemning Matawan’s sportsmanship. He calls Matawan an arrogant team and urges publication of his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iroquots
Raps Matawan
Oakwoods Edge Fast Wanderers In Narrow Victory
Oakwoods defeated the Wanderers by 3 to 2 in a tight contest at Norwood as Bennett replaced Dube on the mound. He allowed two hits and fanned eight while Wyckoff caught well and Lane pitched cleverly for the Wanderers. Next Sunday Oakwoods travel to Oceanport to face Jim Davis Oceanport A C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakwoods
Norwood
Bennett
Dube
Wyckoff
Lane
Wanderers
Oceanport
Jim Davis
Oceanport A. C
Wettach Fractures Shoulder Playing Polo
Norwood riding stables owner Wettach was unmounted Sunday afternoon during polo, landing on his shoulder with force. He suffered a fractured shoulder, treated by Dr. Harry E. Shaw at Monmouth Memorial Hospital and returned to riding on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Wettach
Norwood
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Harry E. Shaw
Mr. Wettach
Cubans Lead in New York and New Jersey League Race
The Long Branch Cubans have regained first place in the NY and NJ League after a string of victories plus two recent defeats. They drilled Middletown 8 to 0 behind Lugur and Gonzales as Griffin was silenced. Dick Henriques sat out. The Cubans now lead Poughkeepsie by four games, with Middletown third and Kingston contending, while Danbury and Kingston split a doubleheader at Rutland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Long Branch
Middletown
New York
New Jersey
Posithott
Newburgh
Lugur
Gene
Gonzales
Luqui
Dick Henriques
Charles Henriques
Poughkeepre
Kingston
Danbury
Baseball Scores and Standings from National and Other Leagues
Baseball results from National and American leagues with games in Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Philadelphia Boston Washington New York and others. Standings show Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York St Louis Brooklyn Boston Chicago Cincinnati and Detroit leading various leagues with detailed battery lineups and inning-by-inning tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
ROE
Mphinddo
Inniti
Seaton
Alexander
Willifer
Brown
Wing
Rigler
Byron
Chicaso
Vkou
Chicago
Marquard
Meye Cherry
Thompkins
Bresnahan Craqhes
Orde
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
JRH
SONY
Matterlus-Rieker and
Miller, Mead
Oakwoods
Sinn
Impires
Iklem
Wanderers
Bennett and Wyckoff
St. Louis
Rm WB Lane
Cranmer
Teivnt Ord
St Boo
Tess
Jhelles
Dickson
Whittine
Rariden
Burke
Pesritt
Willis
Uarnoen
McLean
Vinasires
Prennan
TULEG
Ww & Me
le PO Phila
Phia
Pittsburg
New York
St Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Louis
Philad
Mitchell
Weisman
McAllister
Whink
Lapp
Sebang
Erguson
Dineen
Urmpires O'Loughlin
Hildebrand
RWG Cieaga
Scott and Schalk
McConnell
Caldwell
Schultz
Sweeney
Egan
Vans
Ww. l. Po Wele
Phila'phia
Coveland
Detroit
Wash'ton
Wilkesbarre
Wikesberre
Binghamton
Pourteen
Elmira
N. HB
Binghton
Uther
Tres
U Ss Hcuse
Wilk'apre
Feslmira Wa
Albany
Scranton
Koehester
Rochester
Raftisie
Jems City
Newark
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Fishing Club Plans New Home After Outgrowing Pier
Asbury Park Fishing Club seeks a new site after outgrowing its pier HQ. Colonel John W. Aymar named chairman of a committee to study sites and report recommendations. Club has 500 plus members with about 2000 in subscriptions for a new clubhouse. Potential site at Deal Lake foot near the flume. Five man casting team to compete at Long Branch tournament on June 21, chosen by Ray C. English, casting committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park Fishing Club
John W. Aymar
Deal Lake
Ray C. English
Clean Sports Need Support for Local Baseball Growth
An editorial urges support for baseball as a civic asset, praising small town clubs like Log Branch and urging citizens and commerce to back the sport. It argues physical development hinges on competitive play, condemns mercantile critics, and calls for publicity and pride in the national game within the Atlantic coast region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larne
Tunis
New York State
Chamber of Commerce
Atentic
Atone Log
Atlantic
Wle
Rhoads Tigers Elect New Princeton Baseball Captain
Bernard Welly Rhoads was elected captain of the Princeton baseball team for next year after the Yale game yesterday afternoon. He has been the varsity first baseman for two seasons and played the same position on the freshman team in Tid. His home is in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoads Tigers
Princeton
Bernard Welly
Rhoads
Yale
Tid
New York City
GOTCH TO GRAPPLE AGAIN DESPITE OFFERS
Champion Frank Gotch, the world wrestling king, hinted in Des Moines that his days may be over though Dutle avoids saying retired. He recalled a recent Kansas City bout where he helped a monkey out of a foreign challenger and dumped George Ehrich in under thirty minutes. He may wrestle Taber day but nothing is certain, as big purses tempt him to compete yet he would prefer to stay out of the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goteh
Dutle
Des Moines
Heimboldt
Kansas City
George Ehrich
Sud Got
Cross to Meet Anderson in Twenty Round Spbt
Lench Cross of New York will box Bud Anderson the northwestern lightweight in a twenty round bout at Los Angeles California on July 4. Walter Johnson, besides being a great pitcher, is noted as one of the most dependable hitters the Senators own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Anderson
Lench Cross
New York
Bud Anderson
Los Angeles
Cal
Red Sox plot to trash base stealing with risky hats
Manager Stahl and the Red Sox discuss a plan to detain fast runners Ty Cobb and Joe Jackson by weaving in Bam Crawford and Turner in the batting order. The strategy aims to curb steals and hits, reflecting the team’s confident but unusual approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl
Red Sox
Ty Cobh
Joe Jack
Bam Crawford
Theers
Cobh
Cobb
Turner
Jackson
Americans Win First Polo Game
The Americans defeated the English team 8 to 6 in the opening game, with Waterbury Milburn and Tawny Waterbury delivering multiple goals. Milburn and Waterbury led a fast, cohesive attack as the English defense struggled to contain their drives.
Plans International Boat Race For 1915 Classic
Coach O Dea plans an international college boat race on Oakland estuary in KS with Leland Stanford ties and Melbourne and Wisconsin backgrounds. He reports interest from American and European universities and asserts the event can be organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Dea
Pat O'Dea
Leland Stanford University
Aursmien
Oakland Estuary
Melbourne College
Australia
University of Wisconsin
Ilso
Pitcher Pape Rejects Club Sale To Canadien League
Larre Pape a pitcher for the champions last year says he will give all baseball rather than be shunted off to a club in the Canadien league. He is with Buffalo this season and expresses strong dissatisfaction with being moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Larre Pape
Ehmmpions
Wtie
Buffalo
Nothing Ever Escaped John M Graw Eyes
James R. Mc Aleer recalls a Western town encounter with John J Metraw from a Baltimore Orioles bus passing a poorly rated hotel. Mc Aleer, then a Red Sos member, quotes Metraw shouting a taunt about a second class club at a second class hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ M’graw
James R. McAleer
Red Sos
Cleveland Club
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Gang
McAleer
John J. Metraw
Tri-State League Scores Mixed As Teams Split
In York York beat Atlentowna 12 to 1 in the opener while Allentown and York tied 4 to 4. At Tarvisburg Trenton St Charvensburg, and Wilmington Wilnington defeated Atlantic City 11 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Atlentowna
Allentown
Tarvisburg
Trenton
Charvensburg
Wilmington
Wilnington
Atlantic City
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Iroquois Athletic Club
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Eme
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Si Bonetlee
Grapewin
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Wettach
Whitney
Monte
Lady Waterbury
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Englis Challengers
England
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Waterbury
Bert
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Seley
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Mother Cowl
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Lerkett
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Bath
Larry Waterbury
A. M. Townley & CO
Broadway
Swinehart
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