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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1914

Page

2

Cubans Win Over Newburgh In Eight Inning Duel

The Cubans defeated Newburgh 3 to 2 in eight innings after both teams traded two runs in the fourth. Munoz limited Newburgh to two hits while Cubans collected ten off Hope. Elcock homered for Newburgh, and Middletown and Perth Amboy skidded in standings as Danbury led the second division.

Newburgh Munos Hope Bleock Middletown Asbury Park Perth Amboy Paterson Danbury Poughkeepsie R. H. Romanach Calvo Arragon Viola Padron Hungo Baranda Torper Veaccascinese ORIG Newburg Theuped Fees Mosher Elcock Campbell, c Ganzel Waterman Leahy Maurer Campbell Munoz Rice

Eggers Seeks Williams Bout After Quick Knockout Claim

New York bantam Eggers, via manager Eddie Gillece, challenges Kid Williams after a string of forty knockouts and a recent world title win by Williams from Johnny Coulon. If matched, the bout would come in the fall as Williams camps along the Pacific coast. Eggers believes his body punches can stop Williams within four rounds.

New York Kid Williams Eggers Eddie Gillece Baltimore Johnny Coulon Wil Liams Williams Pacific Coast K. O. Eggers Eddie Campi Campi Wilams

Baseball Results in National American and Federal Leagues

National League games featured the Boston and New York series with mixed scores and multiple batteries listed for each game. Cincinnati and Philadelphia hosts saw Chicago and Brooklyn variations with umpire notes. American League action included New York and Boston matchups with multiple innings tallied and player batteries recorded.

Phila'phia Boston Detroit Chicago St. Louis New York Washton Cleveland Federal League Indianapolis R. I. B. Kansas C'y Indiapolis Katseriing Rariden Anderson van Sickle R. HB Lange Wilson Block Willett Herbert Simon Brennan Cusack W. I. PC Wol PG K'sas Cy Pittsb'gh Baltimore Brooklyn Buffalo Demares Fromme Meyers McLean Rudolph Whaling N. H.B Marquard Perdue Cocreham Rigler Hart Cincinnati Cincinnat Cheney Pierce Needham Yingling Schneider Koestner Clark Gonzales Klem Emilie Philadelphia R. A.B Philaphia Pittsburgh Doak Snyder Adame McQuiland Gibson Umpirres Quigley Eason W. L W. J. Pc Cinelnnact OM Witteburg ART St. Lovie Roon Foster Bedient Thorns Keating Sweeney Kildebrand O'Loughlin Lions

Cubs Lacking Pepper Hurting From Poor Hitting

The Chicago Cubs struggle with a lack of pepper and weak run production. Pitching is strong, fielding hurts, and four regulars hit below .230, dragging the club despite efforts from players like Vic Saier and Roger Bresnahan.

O'Day Cubs Chicago Nationals St Ginnot DE Vic Saier Roger Bresnahan Tleinie Zimmerman Wilbur Good Tommy Leach Prenk Schulte Bull Sweeney Red Corridon

Kid Williams Rise in Boxing Spotlight

The article recalls Kid Williams as a former wrestler who became a skilled boxer and suggests he may hold multiple titles. It praises his exceptional build and athletic versatility, noting his background from various labor trades and his crafty rival the Baltimore Tiger.

Kid Williams Baltimore Tiger

Rules Proposed by Federation for International Athletics

The International Amateur Athletic Federation committee in Lyons, France proposes strict limits and eligibility for amateur competition. Nation entries capped at twelve individuals, six to start. team entries limited to one team. Competitors must be at least seventeen. contests restricted to men. An international five member jury to rule on unsettled questions. Final round limits for field events and early rounds for sprints. Scoring assigns seven to the winner, down to one for sixth place. A trophy awarded to the winning nation in each sports group.

Ama*teur Athletic Federation Lyons France

Money to Burn in Upper Mexico amid Constitutionalist currency

A Washington Star dispatch from Ter Teon reports General Villa funds his army with a home treasury as early as 1914. Durable paper money circulates widely in Durango and other states, valued at about 20 cents in gold, enabling troops and citizens to spend freely with scarce change. Redrawn notes and local minting efforts create a volatile monetary scene amid ongoing military advances by the Constitutionalists.

Durango Villa Mexico Charles M. Pepper Washington Star Ter+Teon United States Carranza Hackman General Villa Chihuahua Pacific Sinaloa Coahuila

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