Cubans Dominate League Play Amid Clean Sweep Aim
Long Branch leads a strong Cuban stretch in the New York and New Jersey League with an 11-4 win over Kingston and a 3-0 shutout of Middletown. They now stand 12-3 as weather favors stronger play. Middletown also improves, taking down Middletown 13-4 and tightening the race for second place behind Poughkeepsie.
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Long Branch
New York
New Jersey
Middletown
Kingston
Henriquez
Ubans
Poughkeepsie
Danbury
Newburgh
Coast Bowing League Formation On Shore District Plan
Coastal bowling league to be formed this summer with teams from Long Branch Bradley Beach Elberon Red Bank Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. Matches to be held two or three times weekly with organizers Milly White of Coleman alleys and Wilbur Coleman of the Wheelmen’s Club Asbury Park guiding the effort.
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Long Branch
Bradley Beach
Elberon
Red Bank
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Milly White
Coleman Alleys
Wilbur Coleman
Wheelmen's Club
Athletes Elect Captains at Asbury Park School
Lester Rogers of the freshmen class was chosen captain for 1914 on the Asbury Park high school baseball nine. Jack Hetrick a junior was elected captain to lead the 1913 football team. The track team has not yet elected a 1914 captain but is expected to do so this week.
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Asbury Park High School
Lester Rogers
Rogers
Jack Hetrick
New York and New Jersey League Today’s Games
Danbury faces Middletown in a two game set while Newburgh visits Kingston and Long Branch travels to Poughkeepsie for key matches in the New York and New Jersey league.
Keyport 10 Oppose Perth Amboy in Rivalry Game
Keyport high school is set to face Perth Amboy in a baseball duel on the Copper Works diamond near Central station. Perth Amboy beat Monmouth earlier and seeks an easy win amid expected hot action. Nearby plans include a New York vs Philadelphia scribes game on June 17 at North Asbury Park, followed by a banquet. Beach Park in Keyport will keep Sunday amusements closed all summer after a council upheld the ban amid a petition with 526 signatures.
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Varsity
Perth Amboy
Monmouth Clan
Keyport
Copper Works
Central Station
New York
Philadelphia
Athletic Grounds
North Asbury Park
Beach Park
Beach Park Amusement Company
D. P.van Deventer
Diamond Flashes Triumph as Kingston Slips in Pennant Race
Diamond Flashes defeated Kingston 11 runs on 11 hits with five errors while Kingston managed six runs on ten hits. Middletown won 15 to 4. Danbury still heads the cellar alongside Newburgh. Long Branch Elks planning baseball shows. Morris Judas to coach. New clubs include The Packer Club and Brutelub splitting into two teams. Athletics seek games within 50 miles, awaiting replies. Red Bank Recreation Center secures speaker Charles F. Weller for June 24 at Red Bank High School.
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Red Bank Recreation Center Association
Charles F. Weller
National Playground and Recreation Association of America
Red Bank
Girl Star of Trap Shoot at Long Beach Meet
The Long Beach trap shooting tournament opened with 54 amateurs and four pros. Fifteen year old Jessie Thorpe won the trophy with 67 points out of 100, while Mrs Rogers hit 64 and Miss Brown 41.
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Long Beach
Jessie Thorpe
Rogers
Brown
Baseball results from National and American leagues list scores
National League games show Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, St Louis, Boston, and Cincinnati results with batteries and umpires. American League scores include Washington, New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, and Chicago results with detailed battery lines and standings. International and New York State League standings and game notes follow with team records and positions.
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Chico
Fromme
Meyers
Smith
Archer
O'Day
Ematie
al Pittebergh
Pittsburgh
Stack
Wingiing
Kent
Miller
Fisher
Toole
Gibson
Sallee
McLean
Wingo
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Rasen
Pyew Philaphia
Pittsbore
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Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
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McKee
Engle Gala
Wilson
Henry Umptres
Hildebrand
O' Loughlin
RHE
Russell
Schalk
Keating
Gossette
Evans
Egan
Philadelphia
ROH
B.st Lous
F Philad'phia
Levering
Agnew
Houck
Bender
Brown
Sehang
Dimeen and Ferguson
Gregg
Land
Wood
Hall
Leonard
Cady
Carrigan
Connolly
McGreevy
Phila'phia
Cleveland
St. Louie
Washton
New York l
International League
Jersey City
Rk. A
Providence
Newark
A. HR
Baltimore
Toronto
Montreal
R. HB
Rochester
R. HH. B
Buffalo
W. Po
Syracuse
Albany
Scranton
Wik'arre
Elmira
Sun Fields Bother Jackson In Eastern Trip
Joe Jackson of the Cleveland Naps hits poorly in eastern sun fields. Manager Birmingham suspects glare off bright fields hurts his eyes and moved Jackson to shaded parks on the road to regain his hitting pace. If he stops hitting the Naps lose their status as a top team.
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Naps
Joe Jackson
Cleveland Naps
Jackson
Birmingham
Elks Baseball Team Ready for Fast Company
The Elks baseball squad, trained through winter and spring, is set for the season under Manager Bill Walling with signed contracts and a strong outlook. Captain Fesler will test Kid Rosencrans at short and the club trains daily at Baseball Park under Morris Judas and Joseph Finn, with only salary details pending.
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Elks
Bill Walling
Red Bank Lodge of Elks
Braich
Anderville
Adamson
Earl Clark
Stacy Hammill
Glen Berry
Mike Donlin
Charles Grapewin
Archie Sell
Winfield R. Warwick
Wallace Fesler
Doc Kennedy
Louis Huhn
William Moore
Frank L. Howland
Kid Rosencrans
Fesler
Walling
Big Bill
Morris Judas
Baseball Park
Joseph Finn
North Long Branch angler builds fast fishing boat
Benjamin Wes of North Long Branch launched a new fishing boat at Huff's boat building establishment. The vessel will carry a ten horsepower Hartford motor and be used for fishing at Galilee. Fishermen at Galilee claim the Wes boat will be the fastest there.
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Benjamin Wes
North Long Branch
Huff's
Galilee
Rockwell Stars Win In 16-12 Victory Over Allen
The Rockwell Stars beat the Allen team 16 to 12 on Wednesday afternoon. Howard Plopee pitched well for the Stars while Jack Dengler caught the winning game.
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Rockwell Stars
Little Chaps
Allens
Howard Plopee
Jack Dengler
Tri-State League Scores Terse Rain Play at Harrisburg
AT Harrisburg Wilmington game was decided on rain affected field. York tied 0 0 with Trenton while Uae fiabtre beat Athintic City 7 1. Allentown and others reported weather delay and scorers noted.
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Trenton
Harrisburg
Wilmington
Uaefiabtre
Athintic
Allentowhaime
Grey Hair Restored to Youthful Color Ad
An old advertisement claims Have a Hair Health will restore grey hair to natural color with immediate results. It promises a money back guarantee and outlines a sample deal offering Hay's Hair Health with Harfina Soap at various price points. Include listed drugstores and pharmacists in the text.
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Hay
Fesler & CO
Smythe
Davey
Wert's
Seiler’s
Rothenberg
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