Chattle School Athletes Ready for Summer Field and Track Meets
Athletic youth from Chattle School, led by Harold Kaseman, prepare for summer field and track meets near Long ranch. Notable members include Eddie Baker, William Gavaliere, Everett Covert, and Joseph Perri, all aiming to boost amateur competition and encourage schoolboys to try national-level events.
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Chattle School
Harold Kaseman
Clang 13
Asbury Park
Kaseman
Long Ranch
Eddie Baker
William Gavaliere
Everett Cov
Mast Jersey
Joseph Perri
New York and New Jersey League Baseball Results
National League action in St Louis saw Pittsburgh defeat St Louis 6 to 8 while other city matchups included Long Branch at Kingston Middletown at Poughkeepsie and Newburgh at Danbury. Batteries Vendrix Coleman Sallee Roberta. Umpires O Day and Emile.
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St. Louis
Bem
Pittsburgh
St. Lona
Vendrix
Coleman
Sallee
Roberta
O'Day
Emilie
Long Branch
Kingston
Middletown
Poughkeepsie
Newburgh
Danbury
New York
R. Hu
Boston
Hatteries
Tywler
Rariden
Fromme
Meyera
Philadelphia
R. B. Brooklyn
Philptia
R H. Eder
Doom
Killifer
Byron
Rigler
Ighkeepsie
Cincinnati
R. H. Middleton
Chicago
Mneinnati Rrotzroads
Cheney
Bresnahaningaton
Brown and Clark
Umptres
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Gason
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Phia
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Plank
Shangami Henry
A. HB
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Henry
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Bender
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McGreevy
Connolly
Detroit
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Binghamton
Bay Head Yacht Club Tennis Schedule Announced
Chairman Robert H Metcalfe says Bay Head Yacht Club opens tennis season July 7 and ends after the week of August. Week by week events feature men’s singles women’s singles mixed doubles junior singles for girls and boys with entries from Edward Weeks Beaumont Whitney Harry Hazard Jr and many others. The Colonial Club Hoboken joined a Port au Peck outing where 100 members rode autos for bake games and a day on the bay.
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Robert H. Metcalfe
The
Bay Head Yacht Club
Mr. Metcalfe
Harry W. Hazard, Jr
Jennig Committee
Edward A. Weeks, Jr
Beaumont Whitney
Philip Molten
Samuel Bonell
Harry Hazard, Jr
Carroll Bayne
William Bryne
Lester Egbert
Joseph Molten
Edward M. Todd
Roland R. Foulks
John Longracre
Lulu Jattus
Christina Boggs
Lavinia Henry
Dolly Hale
Vivian Thompson
Dorothy Fenn
Margaretta VerPlanck
Roand R. Fulks
Miss Byrne
Zella On
Colonial Club
Hoboken
Port-au-Peckure Bay
Johnson criticises Cleveland manager over Joe Jackson suspension
President Ban Johnson of the American League condemned Joe Jackson for his Saturday conduct and said Joe Birmingham is not competent to manage an American League club. He warned he will rebuke Birmingham for failing to keep players in line and prevent disturbances that could end baseball in Cleveland.
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Chicago
Ban Johnson
Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Jackson
Joe Birmingham
Johnson
When Merkle Faced an Angry Fan After a Foul
The Giants' Fred Merkle recalled a hot day incident after four long fouls, an enraged spectator shouted for him to play, Merkle said he stayed silent fearing the fan might be dangerous and that his own slump left him exhausted and unable to respond.
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Red Merkle
Giants
Dixay
Merkle
Wallace Praises Johnson as the Greatest Pitcher Seen
St. Louis shortstop Bobby Wallace of the Browns lauds Walter Johnson as the greatest pitcher, ranking him above Cy Young. He cites Johnson’s speed, control, and varied delivery, saying facing him is like sitting in a rocking chair and that Johnson rarely walks batters.
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Washington
Bobby Wallace
St. Louis Browns
Walter Johnson
Cy Young
J. Ed Grillo
Wallace
Johnson
Walter
Sre
When Hans Wagner Retires Pirates Star Plans Chauffeur Life
Pittsburgh players discussed post baseball careers with humor and whim. Honus Wagner jokes about becoming a chauffeur for a rich employer, preferring a life in a garage and driving cars after quitting the game.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Claude Hendrix
Babe Adams
Jack Miller
Biseman
Honus Wagher
Iike
Timg Wagner
Jackson Rated Greatest Hitter Among Cleveland Men
Joe Jackson of the Cleveland team is praised as a natural hitting talent by pitchers who faced him. Though Ty Cobb may finish with a higher average, Jackson dominates straightaway hitting with hard, fast line drives through infields and long carries to outfield. He uses a very large bat, yet handles it deftly.
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Joe Jackson
Cleveland
Cobb
Jackson
Maranville Aims to Lead Braves to Championship
Little Maranville, Boston shortstop, is a fighter who believes the Braves can beat any team in the league and show you how to win the championship.
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Maranville
Little Maranville
Boston
Braves
Ritchie Set To Clash With Rivers In California Title Fight
Lightweight champion Willie Ritchie faces challenger Rivers in a highly anticipated California bout as Ritchie defends his title last won from Ad Wol. Rivers boasts recent wins over Joe Mandot and Knockout Brown and is considered a strong opponent, with fans hoping for a world title showdown against Freddy Welsh.
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California
Willie Ritchie
the Rivers
Los Angeles
Ritchie
Ad Wolfast
Riitehie
Willie
Billy Nolan
Nokin
Rivers
Joe Mandot
Brown
Lowh
Kitchic
Freddy Welsh
Welsh
Freddy
Great Britain
Australia
Tri State League Scores Reported
In Withington York games Withington scored 7 and York 2. Allentown faced Trenton with a 5 to 2 result. Harriaberg defeated Adalitie City 5 to 1.
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Tri-State League
Withington—York
Withington
Allentown
Trenton
Allen T
Harriaberg
Adalitie City
Hartieburg
Cobb's Chatter Helps Tigers Win On Memorial Day
The Detroit expert notes Ty Cobb influenced the Memorial Day game in Chicago without a hit or run. Cobb taunted pitcher Clarence Smith from the start, forcing passes and misplays, helped by Veach’s hit and Collins’s deep center, scoring two runs as Cobb reached third on the odd sequence.
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Tyron Cobb
Chicago
Detroit
Cobb
Clarence Smith
Clarence
Wellesley
Vassar
Smith
Reginald
Hildebrand
Schalk
Veach
Smithy
John Collins
French Government to Train Carpentier for Heavyweight Crown
The nineteen year old French heavyweight Georges Carpentier will be schooled by the French nation to win the world heavyweight title. After a three year army enlistment, he will be guided by boxing instructors to reach peak condition. French officers expect him to defeat any rival heavy in the world.
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Carpentier
Georges Carpentier
Bombardier Wells
Ank
Baseball in Short Meter and Season Happenings
The report highlights Gabby Cravath of the Phillies as a rising sensation in the National League. It notes Washington fears Mullin’s stamina, Milan’s base stealing pace, Kahler’s form with the Cleveland Naps, and Birmingham’s claim of the best pitching staff. It mentions Archer’s longevity, Buck O’Brien’s reliability, Slus Myers’ baserunning feats, and Magee brothers' hitting changes with Sherwood lacking consistency.
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Gabby Cravath
Phillies
Washington
George Mullin
Milan
Washingtons
George Kahler
Cleveland Naps
Birmingham
Jimmy Archer
Cubs
Thirteen
Buck O'Brien
Boston
Red Sox
Slus Myers
Pittsburgh
Braves
Myers
Sherwood Magee
Lee Magee
St. Louis
Sherwood
Morgan Credits McBride for Baseball Success
Infielder Ray Morgan of the Washingtons credits all of his success to the patient teaching of shortstop George McBride. The note appears in a sports or player profile that highlights mentorship and impact on performance.
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Morgan
McBride
Ray Morgan
The
Washingtons
George McBride
Cubans trounce Danbury Hatters 17 to 6 in home game
Danbury suffers a blowout as the Cuban team led by Luque and Aragon routs the Hatters 17 to 6. Gutierez triples and Aragon makes a spectacular one hand catch as Cuban fielding shines. Long Branch suffers three errors while Kingston and Poughkeepsie loom in the league standings.
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Danbury
Alx
Luque
Gutierez
Aragon
Vola
Padrona
Calvo
Bruliant
Clover
Long Branch
Cubahs
Henriquez
Ramos
Kingston
Poughkeepsie
Middletown
Lobster
Newburgh
Dimond Flares in One Sided Exhibition Baseball Game
A clouded Danbury afternoon sees Dimond’s team win 17 to 6 as Luque dominates on the mound. Long Branch displays offense while Hatters fans get value. Kingston and Poughkeepsie prep for Sunday’s playoff implications and several local clubs plan future games amid shifting lineups.
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Long Branch
Hatters
Australia Uses Artesian Wells to Irrigate Grazing Land
Australia is irrigating more than two million acres of grazing lands with artesian wells, boosting pasture growth and livestock support across the outback.
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Australia
Oceanport Starts New Athletic Club
Oceanport Welfare Association plans a July 4 athletic meet at Garrigan's field for Oceanport boys ages 4 to 18 with events 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 1 mile run 220 yard hurdle 75 yard dash 50 yard dash running and standing jumps pole vault shot put sack race prizes include gold silver bronze medals Officers elected President H W Conrow Treasurer Albert Tillotson Secretary M Harbert MacLusky Club aims to run summer meets open to all and grow into a top county organization.
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Oceanport Welfare Association
Garrigan
Oceanport
Oceanport Hook and Ladder Co
Oceanport Avenue
H. W. Conrow
Albert Tillotson
M Harbert MacLusky
Football Officials Named for Six Key Games Next Autumn
Philadelphia officials list six major football assignments announced by Dr. James A. Babbitt chair of the central board. Langford named referee Snow umpire Marshall head lineman for Yale Harvard November 22 and Yale Princeton November 15. Cornell Pennsylvania November 27 Langford referee Snow umpire Marshall head lineman. Pennsylvania Dartmouth November 8 Tufts referee Crowell referee Snow umpire Nelly head lineman. Cornell Harvard November 1 Langford referee Fultz umpire Pendleton head lineman.
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Philadelphia
James A. Babbitt
Central Board of Football
Yale
Harvard
Langford
Snow
Fultz
Princeton
Marshall
Cornell-Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Tufts
Crowell
Nelly
Cornell Harvard
Pendleton
Coombs Leaves City to Recuperate at Home
Pitcher Jack Coombs, recovering from typhoid fever after a two week Atlantic City stay that added twenty five pounds, will return to Kennebunk Maine for rest. He hopes to resume pitching by late August after wintering or early fall recovery.
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Coombs
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Jack Coombs
Connie Mack
Kennebunk
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