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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
2
Luqui delivered a strong pitching performance for the Cubans at Poughkeepsie guiding a 11-run team show. Captain Henriquez returned from injury and hit a three-base drive as Middletown and Newburgh shift positions in the pennant race with Poughkeepsie and Long Branch close behind.
Mollie G the Blue Bell Kennels poodle owned by Edward Ford of this city swept all special awards at the Ladies Kennel Association of Massachusetts show in Boston. Proceeds from the largest on record go to charity. Kolehmainen Suspended by AAU for not filing expense statements. he may appeal. Freehold Driving Association to stage Matinee Race Meeting on July 4 with three prize classes and free admission for members.
In Rossiter Pennsylvania on June 13 three umpires were disabled after a championship game between Upper and Lower Rossiter teams. Lower Rossiter won in the sixteenth inning 112 to 98 with fifty seven players taking part.
President Lynch of the National Baseball League suspended and fined $25 each for Joe Tinker of the Cincinnati Club and German Knabe of the Philadelphia team after a Wednesday game in Cincinnati. Both players are eligible to play next Tuesday.
Poughkeepsie plans to add two new pitchers to strengthen the team. A fast Brooklyn twirler is being sought for the rest of the season and a former Bridgeport pitcher will try out. They travel next Sunday to face the Cubans in a key league matchup as the team struggles amid losses.
Local favorite Caterer Rutledge, known for greeting fans with have a program, moved from Jersey City to Long Branch and now serves Baseball Park. He missed last Sunday duties due to business in Jersey City, earning goodwill for his retiring manner and jovial countenance.
A busy canvas of baseball tidbits from towns like Middletown Long Branch Kings ton Poughkeepsie and Newburgh. Luqui Hollywood and Padrone are among strong hitters while Luqui returns to form on the delivery wagon. Orioles Red Bank face Athletics at Baseball Park and Long Branch Cubans manager Henriquez considers giving Jimmy Walsh more plate time.
Middletown visits Newburgh Long Branch travels to Poughkeepsie Danbury plays Kingston in today’s league games.
National League results from Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Cincinnati with multiple games and pitchers listed. American League scores show Washington, New York, Boston and Philadelphia games with win totals and standings. International and minor leagues include New York State, Jersey City, Buffalo, Montreal, Toronto and Tri-State results. standings show teams and records.
A Matawan umpire from New Jersey writes to Sporting Editor defending his impartiality after Iroquois manager Wag demanded their own umpire. He recounts a substituted “monkey” umpire, disputed calls, and alleges Iroquois players mocked the game, calling them the biggest kickers in baseball. He invites the Iroquois to visit with their pitcher and umpire for a rematch.
A meeting between church representatives and baseball promoters at Belford ended promises of peaceful play this Sunday. Church delegates Rev William O Cobb Captain John M Osborn J Edward Johnson Albert Van Brunt and Edward T Bennett met baseball promoters former Assemblyman George Henry contractor Douglass Cook Frank P Yarnell and Irving Roop to curb boisterous conduct gambling and profanity on grounds.
The Young Athletics defeated the Yankees 9 to 0 in a Wednesday afternoon game. Thompson and Johnson pitched for the Yankees while Athletics pitchers Meyers Sykes Jackson Colton DeCamp Cook Pierce Deely Slocum faced them. Cook hit a home run with two on base. In the ninth Ming loaded the bases but was retired at first on a routine play.
Villavon of Long Branch pitched a fine game for Middletown toons, fanning Waterman Eley and McGrath. The New York New Jersey league faced umpire Hank Simon criticism as fans demanded protection and official standings in coming days.
The Young Allens dispute claims by the Rockwell Stars that they won the game. The Allens insist they were merely practicing. Samuel Van Dyke is alleged to have pitched, but Alfred Bolton of the Young Allens is the actual pitcher for the club.
Queen Mary averse to gambling in society sets observers to profile society women who frequent gambling dens. She warns players they must choose between gaming rooms and palace receptions as no gambler will be invited to future events.
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