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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
12
After a New York and New Jersey League conference, club owners will vote by mail on July 14 ending the current season and July 15 opening a new season. The plan offers a split schedule to help teams from slow starts and allow a post season series if pennants are won by different clubs.
Reports from Newburgh Kingston Danbury and Danbury again show teams improving as the season nears July 14. Poughkeepsie Newburgh Long Branch and Kingston split results while Mike Donlin seeks a contract and the Moose and Elks mull an intercity series.
Weekly bulletin from the secretary warns club owners under Section 19 of the league constitution fining managers for trifling with players from other clubs. Do not offer opposing players positions on release as it constitutes a violation. A pitcher, Mitchell Lieberman, seeks engagement with a first class junior team.
Today’s schedule includes Poughkeepsie at Middletown Long Branch at Newburgh and Daniury at Kingston with the league’s top matchups highlighted across the region.
A. Harvey manager of the Athletic grounds Asbury Park says the city will be represented by a fast baseball team this summer. The Gowanus team of New York will be used to represent Asbury Park with the New Fire Dept Saber team for the Fourth of July. Roster includes Peylton Parrington Uhrig Conerdonk Reichman French Stickler Frolich Zitizer Tremler pitching Johnny Hazgman formerly with the Newark International League.
Abraham Flavell of Bradley Beach landed a 48 pound 3 ounce bass off the coast shattering all coast records. The monster weighed ten ounces more than the previous best held by W Savidge of Mr Holly who died last winter. The fish measured as long as it weighed and measured over 29 inches in girth.
The United States defeated Great Britain by 41 points to win the international small bore rifle match and recapture the Dewar Cup. Price led with scores for the U S at 24 551 while Great Britain totaled 24 510. last year Britain had won the cup by a large margin.
The Long Branch Social Club defeated Park & Tilford West End on Grapewin diamond. It was a pretty exhibition with James Vitelli’s pitching and strong batting from both sides as the score reached 6 to 4 in favor of the Social Club as the ninth inning closed.
Golfers from Trenton Country Club hosted Spring Lake in a team match. Eight matches produced six wins for Trenton with Cook, Forst, and Neafie among victors, while Scammell, Bell, and Sinclair carried Spring Lake.
Water sports take center stage at the Deal Casino pool on Saturday July 5 with a lineup of aquatic events organized by George Reay a Deal swimming instructor fresh from Hamilton Bermuda. Abay will run 40 and 80 yard races for Deal pool pupils and the main feature is the 100 yard A A U race. New York Athletic Club and City Athletic Club plan strong entries led by Nicholas Nerich and James Reilly who both swam for the United States in Stockholm last summer.
The Hudson County Democratic Association selects Joe Murphy's Bridge-Water Inn Pleasure Bay for its annual September outing. About 1,060 members and friends expected. special trains will be chartered. This marks the first change since the group organized in 1888, replacing Donnelly's Grove College Point.
President Cox upheld the Newburgh protest over a June 17 baseball game with Long Branch. The issue centered on umpire Hardy failing to decide a ball in a dispute when Calvo left his box to protest a strike. The game should be replayed to satisfy fairness for Cuban players and fans.
Asbury Park Fishing Club wins team title at Long Beach with Jon Clayfort as top all around caster earning two firsts one second and one fourth. Belmar Fishing Club leader Jobin Sylvester gains a line of top finishes. C Maynard Day sets new long casting record at 303 feet 5 inches for the Asbury Park trio.
Eighteen of the 42 polo ponies brought from England for Meadow Brook international matches departed from New York for London on Saturday. The remaining ponies stay in the U S as American players purchased the rest. Godfrey Preece bought four ponies including Kilkenny Saucebox and Sunshine. Ariel was played by Captain Cheape. Dana Wingate was reelected Harvard baseball captain and given a gold plated bat. South Amboy FC beat Matawan 9 6 with Mirray Borland on the mound. South Amboy seeks games with similarly strong teams. Happenings among players report releases and suspicions from various clubs and locations.
A brief guide describes making a hangar from a newspaper by folding rolling and tying to form a loop. The improvised hanger is suggested to replace metal or wood and can be completed in minutes.
National League games in Cincinnati Boston New York and St Louis listed with pitchers and umpires. American League matchups include Chicago Philadelphia Boston and St Louis with batters and batteries. Standings show Philadelphia New York Chicago and Cleveland at various marks across multiple circuits.
The Kleine-Cines motion photo spectacle Quo Vadis presents Sleukiewicz's dramatic tale in eight reels nearly 9000 feet long. Filmed by Kleine-Cines in the Eternal City the production aims for a flawless kaleidoscopic sequence. Broadway Theatre showcases the feature starting June with Monday matinee and twice daily performances.
Bradley Beach will host a coast team with ex college and high school stars under manager Eddie Barkhorn. Star left fielder Jack Laird of Princeton leads a lineup including Derck of St Johns and Vani Dorn pitching. Other players include Andy Dempsey Darm Barringer High School Wertz Randolph Gilbuly Campbell Davemous and Eddie Barkhorn. The squad will tour shore towns such as Long Branch Deal Bay Head Point Pleasant Asbury Park and others. Last season Bradley won seven and lost three.
Mrs W J Faith of Wykagyl tops both gross and net scores in the first round of the 36 hole metal play handicap for the Metropolitan Golf Association at Deal Golf and Country Club yesterday. She shot 89 4 85, one stroke ahead of Mrs N Pendleton Rogers of Baltusrol. Mrs Rogers and Mrs Rendigs of the home club tied for second net at 87. A second 18 hole round is scheduled today.
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