Long Branch Triumph Over Kingston In 7 Inning Tilt
Long Branch beat Kingston 7 to 4 after a tight 7 inning contest at Baseball Park. Luque earned the win in relief, while Schwab started for Kingston and kept the Cuban hitters in check until the seventh. Saul Arragon Viola and Padrone led the Long Branch offense with timely hits and stolen bases.
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Schwab
Arragon
Tadley
Deer
Luque
Bradley
Opticn
Kingston
Long Branch
Arrago
Jon Viola
Ramos
Calvo
Viola
Padrone
Henriquez
Paccona
Gonzales
Quicklin
Llevriquez
Calva
Arracon
Charley Fallon
Gutierez
Henriques
McAuliffe
Adler
Fallon
Quinn
bail—Smith
AB de OQ
A.B
Calvagus
Rachlin
P Baveerteces
Fallow
Bennett
Cf A
Anderson
Smith
Ou Schwab
Poughkeepsie Woles Athletics Drop Ont By One
The Poughkeepsie Woles Athletics split a pair of games losing to Belford Blue Sox 14 to 3 after a 3 to 1 win at home. Belford’s L Derby homered and Van Brunt was roughed in the fourth inning while O Neill finished the Belford effort. The Belford umpire drew player protests for calls during the game.
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Poughkeepsie Woles Athletics
Athletics
Belford
Belford Blue Sox
L. Derby
van Brunt
Cattanach
Johnson
O'Neill
Sassano
Herbert
Taft
Candid Statement From Florida Times Union
A candid editorial note from the Florida Times Union urges readers to view critics with patience, acknowledging that everyone errs at times and urging calm reflection.
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Florida Times-Union
Restore Your Grey Hair With Nay's Hair Health
Promises youthful natural color and reduced greying using Nay's Hair Health. Claims simple safe use and overnight results with a money back guarantee. Includes free trials at local druggists and a soap offer, touting reliable satisfaction over twenty five years.
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Fesler & CO
Smythe
Davey
Hay
May
Local Baseball Roundup Highlights Mixed Results Across Teams
Poughkeepaly downed the Cubans to end a rough week, while Kingston won against Leng Aranech and Luque edged Sehwab in a pitcher’s duel. Gutterez made sharp plays including a one handed catch, and Van Grant’s wild inning allowed 11 runs for the home club. Bradley faced a leg injury but continued to play, and Long Branch prepares for a rest before two games at Poughkeepsie and at Baseball Park in Newburgh. Spec Dangler praised for mound work and Grapewin Stars maintain wins.
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Baseball Park
Kingston
New York State
Hardy
Long Branch
Jess
Luque
Smith
Gonzales
Schwab
Ferra Firma
Padrone
Curree
Fromulome
Poughkeepsie
Villazon
McCarthy
MacKenzie
Newburgh
Bessie Wins Slow North Shrewsbury River Boat Race
Bessie owned by John 8. Applegate Jr narrowly defeats Almada by inches in a Red Bank Motor Boat Club event on the North Shrewsbury River. About fifteen boats started. final order lists Almada second, Alanna third, Slippery Elm fourth, Seat fifth, Mohawk sixth, Calipho seventh.
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John 8. Applegate, Jr
A. W. Chappel
Shrewsbury
Red Bank Motor Boat Club
Beésie
Dr. Chappel
Armada
George D.hendrickson
Alanna
Ford English
John Morrow, Jr
Perine
Mohawk
William Ross Calipho
Monmouth Beach Players Protest Umpire Decisions
The Elks schedule games with Asbury Park Red Bank and Newark. The baseball committee vows tighter discipline and daily practice. The Monmouth Beach Mercury reports a controversial umpire call that had the crowd shouting and notes a later protest over a 9 to 9 final score after extra innings.
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Elks
Asbury Park
Red Bank
Newark
Giants Again Prominent As McGraw Keeps The Giants Fighting
The New York Giants remain prominent in the National League race under manager McGraw. Despite a mediocre lineup the team delivers remarkable results, defying early doubts and continuing to contend with strong play and stubborn resilience.
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McGraw
New York Giants
Giants
Grapewin Stars Host Majestic Stars in Newark Exhibition
The Grapewin team hosted the Majestic Stars of Newark in Essex county yesterday. Dangler and Walsh anchored Grapewin pitching while Johnston and Walsh led Newark in scoring in a tight 8 to 5 contest. Donlin and Sell excelled at bat. a large crowd enjoyed the pitchers duel on a warm afternoon.
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Majestic Stars
Newark
Grapewin National
Essex County
Monmouth County
Grapewin
Daingler
Jimmy Walsh
Johnston
Eves
Dangler
Donlin Wand Sell
Dontin
Grapewins
Red Bank Tmne
Grapewin National Stars
A.B. R
Vitetta
Walsh
Hyndsman
Donlin
Sell
Hernoced
Woolley
Rf Dangler
Setecvene
Helles
Wettenene
Farrell
Beaser
P Yorce
C Kersh
Promper
Mason
Kiefer
Wester
Baseball Scores From National and American Leagues
Results from St Louis and Cincinnati show tight National League games with early runs and pitching by Camnitz and Archer. In the American League Chicago hosts Cleveland as Detroit welcomes St Louis with solid hits and steady defense, plus key battery pairings and umpire crewing.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louia
Adama
Camnitz
Menarts
Oily
Coleman
Harmon
Wingo
Brennan
Eason
Cincinnati
Chicago
Ritable
Pierce
Archer
Ames
Kling
O'Day
Emesile
Phila
Phia
Pittsburg
New York
Vouls
Brooklyn
Boston
Cineinnati
American League
R. H. B. Cleveland
Mending
Oakwoods Defeat Norwood A C In 15 To 1 Baseball Showdown
The Oakwoods overwhelmed Norwood A C on the Norwood diamond by 15 to 1. Cranmer stole second and scored on an error, Kennett pitched steadily, Wyckoff fielded well, and Oakwoods plan a July 13 city championship game against the Athletics at Baseball Park. The Oakwood F. C. seeks August and September open dates and invites competing teams to contact manager George Woolley.
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Oakwoods
Norwood A. C
Norwood
Bucktown Nide
Cranmer
Kennett
Wyckoff
George Woolley
Ten Inning Game At Monmouth Beach Stars Fall In Extra Innings
In a ten inning struggle the Mercurys of North Long Branch defeated the Monmouth Henel Stars 14 to a score, with Mercurys rallying in the tenth to plate five runs. Duryee and Hennessey pitched for the Mercurys while Burns Milam and West worked for the Stars.
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Mercurys
North Long Branch
Monmouth Henel Stars
Monmouth Beach
Eearoatef
Battery
Iinutes
Duryee Brothers
Terherey
Milne
Burns
Stars
Mercury
Rattan” Sherman
Sterling
Mercrys
Joseph Sellick
Bellick
Roger
Star
Stara
Iasock
Henensray
Duryee
Hennessey
Duryea
Milam
West
Bear Cats Defeat Hebre ws in Beachfront Baseball Clash
The Bear Cats beat the Hebrews 18 to 7 yesterday at Jackson's Wharf amid disputed umpire calls and frequent wrangling. Fisher pitched well for the locals but the visitors built a large lead with errors and timely hits, draining the field late as spectators left.
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Jackson
Ooo
Wao
Citles
Batontown
Amither Cats
Fisher
Slabman
Reat
New Golf Course at Voi Golf Club Delights Members
Lovers of golf praise the new eighteen hole course at the Voi Golf Club. The grounds cover 200 acres with ten buildings beside the clubhouse once home to Mme Nordica. Over $50,000 has been spent in recent months on course work wiring, a grill room and ballroom, a large garage and stables. The course runs 6,304 yards through woods with porous soil and good drainage. Tournaments occur weekly and this week’s event attracts arriving players. Officers listed include Harry Content president and Arthur McAleenan vice president with a governing board of several named members.
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Sumer
Titanehhrough
Hollywood
Mme. Nordica
Hehaidmbeté
Dease Woods
Voliagers
Harry Content
Arthur McAleenan
Robert F. Nathan
Joseph J. Odonohue
Frank Herederson
Baruch
Change in Collegiate Races Replaces Four Oared Event
At a recent meeting regatta stewards decided to replace the traditional two mile four oared race with a junior eights event. The four oared race, held since 189, faced accidents and waning support, including a 1908 Cornell mishap that spurred abolition calls.
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Poughkeepsie
Varany
Regi
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Pennsylvania Shell
Long billiard match set for 10000 up in London
Stevenson and Reece, English style experts, to play 10000 up for $500 a side. Stevenson concedes 1 point. Ivory balls used. Each player to provide two cues. Match to start Oct 20 in London and run to Nov 3.
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Stevenson
Reece
W. Stevenson
Tom Teac
London
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