Seventeen Inning Battle Between Poughkeepsie and Long Branch
A dramatic seventeen inning baseball game at Baseball Park ended 7 7 after Long Branch and Poughkeepsie battled to a tie. Cuban pitcher Padrone struck out sixteen and McKenzie matched him with twenty eight outs. both teams exchanged leads from the eighth inning onward in a record long city league affair.
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Poughkeepsie
Long Branch
Padrone
Ife
Ilowers
McKenzie
Local Bowlers Seek Spot on Shore League Team
Long Branch invites city bowlers to join a candidate pool for the Jersey Shore Bowling League summer tournament. Practice starts Tuesday June 17 at Elkwood Recreation Alleys with eligibility open to all Long Branch bowlers. The plan aims to assemble a top team from Bradley Beach Belmar Ocean Grove Asbury Park Long Branch and possibly Red Bank.
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Jersey Shore
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Belmar
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Red Bank
Elkwood Recreation
New Jersey
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Jersey City
Goethels
Schultz
Romeo Dilione
Louis Woolley
van Pelt
Earl Clark
Danny Dilione
Roy Patterson
Katz Jordan
W. R. Warwick
Carlton Warwick
Wilbur Gardner
Oakwoods defeat Oceanport A C in county match
The Oakwood F C defeated Oceanport A C 28 to 6 yesterday afternoon. Frank started on the mound for Oceanport and was hammered in two innings, Davis relieved but also struggled as Oakwoods piled up 23 hits. Tennett led Oakwoods with strong pitching and Wyckoff and Wailis starred in the field and on base, with 17 stolen bases recorded.
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Oceanport
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L. Maps
Joe Wolcott
Bermuda Boats Welcome Home Fleet From Sandy Hook
The Staten Island Yacht Club will send a fleet to Sandy Hook on Friday to greet the Philadelphia Bermuda racers, including Barbara II from the Royal Bermuda Club. Barbara II, the sole New York boat, finished behind on time allowances. It is owned by W. M. Duncan, vice commodore of the Staten Island Yacht Club.
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Bermuda Racers
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Barbara II
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W. M. Duncan
Doltigers Bay Catcher
Chicago on June 15 reports Hackenger a catcher with the Chicago Club of the National League was sold to Brooklyn. The terms were not announced. Hackenger arrived in Chicago from the Racine Club of the Wisconsin Illinois League.
Time limit expires to name players in league lists
The 20 day limit has passed for teams to trim rosters to fourteen. Names listed are those registered with the League Secretary or whose contracts have been filed. Clubs that have not filed contracts should mail them to Secretary John H. Farrell in Auburn New York or to Secretary W. H. Pfau in Elizabeth New Jersey.
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John H. Farrell
Auburn
N. Y
W. H. Pfau
Elizabeth
N. J. Danbury
Jerry Hurley
Patrick Bohanan
Thomas Jordan
Waite
Fred Judson
Sam
Fletcher
Thomas Guineen
Baxter
Marshall
Malay
Corbett
Schultz
Kingston
Adler
Schwab
Fallon
Bennett
Woods
McAuliff
Hoar
Quinn
Smith
Donner
Bradley
Connelly
Long Branch
Luque
Henriques
Amos
Padron
Viola
Villagon
Arraon
Calvo
Mendietta
Gonzales
Racklin
Guiierez
Orioles of Red Bank Challenge Grapewin Stars in Match
The Orioles of Red Bank, after defeating top Monmouth county amateur teams including Alerts of Highlands Matawan Rumson Field Club Sheridan A C Perth Amboy and the Athletics of Long Branch, now challenge Grapewin Stars to a game. The Orioles are a well known squad and expected to present a strong test to the Stars.
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Orioles
Red Bank
Monmouth County
Alerts
Highlands
Matawan
Rumson Field Club
Sheridan A. C
Perth Amboy
Athletics
Long Branch
New York and New Jersey League Schedule and Umpire Change
The New York and New Jersey League lists key matchups from June 16 to June 28 across Kingston Poughkeepsie Middletown Danbury Newburgh Long Branch and related notes. Also noted are umpire resignation accepted and replacements, and player suspensions for Kingston Danbury and Newburgh due to desertion and failure to report after transportation.
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Poughkeepsie
Kingston
Middletown
Newburgh
Long Branch
Danbury
Seybold
Bradley
Waterbury umpire named in New York New Jersey League
William Dwyer of Waterbury Conn has been appointed an umpire in the N Y and N J League to replace Simon who was released for unsatisfactory work Dwyer is a veteran player who formerly played in the Eastern League and brings long experience to the league.
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William Dwyer
Waterbury
Conn
N. Y
N. J
Seventeen Inning Marathon Highlights Diamond Flash
Long Branch and Poughkeepsie battled seventeen innings with Padrese and McKenzie strong on the mound in a rare pitchers duel. Henry Henriquez drove in a key run as Long Branch threatened in the seventeenth, while rain checks were ignored and fans cheered the endless game. Meanwhile plans and personnel moves circulated as Mike Donlin agreed to join the Elks and McCabe drew interest for managing Poughkeepsie or Newburgh teams next season.
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Long Branch
Henriquez
Padrone
Poikies
McKenzie
Calvo
Luque
Viola
Poughkeepsie
Fogerty
Du-Fresne
Brandt
Ramos
Cockenham
Gooney
Gonzales
Arragon
Ramo
Gutierez
Dugan
McCoomb
Steele
McCoombs
Padrome
Henriques
Hen
Thrown From Pony Fractures Leg At Elkwood Park
William Cunningham Lewisohns head coach at Elkwood Park was unseated during a polo practice when his pony spurted ahead. His foot jammed in the stirrup, fracturing his leg and sending him to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Lane pitched for the Wanderers in a 56 to 14 defeat at Oceanport as Bear Cats toppled Wanderers.
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Lewisohns
Elkwood Park
Cunningham
Monmouth Memorial Hospital
Lane
Oceanport
Bear Cats
Wanderers
Battery
Athletics Lose To Orioles In Shortened Red Bank Tilt
The Athletics of this city were decisively defeated by the Red Bank Orioles at Baseball Park yesterday afternoon. White limited hits, while Van Brunt started for the Athletics before being relieved by Cattanach in the sixth. Seventeen stolen bases dominated the game as base running highlights the proceedings, with the contest ending after six innings to free time for the Long Branch-Poughkeepsie league game.
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Orioles
Red Bank
White
Hines
van Brunt
Cattanach
Minser
Landa
Stein
Sommers
Golden
Sassano
Jones
Ty van Brunt
Sweeney
Sanborn
Pemble
L. Tannenbaum
G. Tannenbaum
LeMaistre
Messrs
Holland and
Tetley
Grapewin Stars Hit Fast Ball in Easy Win
Grapewin National Stars defeated the Electrical Engineers of New York 18 to 5 yesterday. Dangler pitched well for Grapewin and Donlin starred with a four furlong drive and a double. Walters and Roy led the Engineers with the bat as Grapewin piled up early runs.
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National Stars
Electrical Engineers of
New York
Dangler
Stars
Bernaco
Walters
Roy
Mike Donlin
Archie Sell
Woolley
Walsh
Donlin
Heiles
Grapewin
Bernoco
Ariane Cath Walsh
Hindsman
Sell
R c . Grapewin
Rf Turner
Reeser
Kohl
Keiser
Bertell
Hunt
McGregor
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