Baseball standings and scores from early season games
Baseball results from Pittsburg Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and Philadelphia with batteries and umpires listed. Standings show Pittsburg Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Boston atop the league and American League results include New York Boston Washington Philadelphia Detroit Cleveland and Chicago with batter ies and fielding details for each game.
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Pittsburg
Nun Onb
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Schauer
Meyers
McLean
Orth
Byron
Cincinnati
ROE “‘Ncinnati
Philad’phia
Rowan
Ingersoll
Clark
Gonzales
Mayer
Marshall
Killifer
Klem and
Hart
Alst. Louis
R. HB
St. Louis
Boston
Robinson
Wingo
Tyler
Whaling
Rigler and Emslie
Ellie W. J. P.O. Pittsburg
New York
Philaphial
Chicago
St. Louisa
American League
Warhop
Rogers
Scott and
Schalk
Evans
Egan
R. H.R
Cleveland
Collins
Coombs
Carrigan
Thomas
Mitchell
Carisch
Chill
Sheridan
Washington
Wash
Detroit
Johnson
Bentley
Williams
Cavet
Reynolds
Stanage
McKee
Hildebrand and
O'Loughlin
Philadelphia
R. H. B.philadophias
Louis
Pennock
Lapp
James
Leverenze
Agnew
Connolly
Dineen
W. i PC
Wash'ton
Low
Philaphia dl
Buffalomont
Buffalo
Kan
City
Ford
Anderson
Blair
Cultoy
Easterly
Goeckel
Johnson Admits He Is Greatest Pitcher Card
A Chicago post office received a funeral director style postal card reading To the Greatest Pitcher on Earth. It was sent to the dead letter office and forwarded to Walter Johnson of the Washington Americans who filed it among his career mementos.
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Chicago
Walter Perry Johnson
Washington Americans
Cobb Sees Cobb Hitters Differ In Outing Averages
Nap pitcher Fred Blanding argues Ty Cobb powers past Joe Jackson by facing all pitchers with vigor while Jackson favors certain hurlers. He notes Cobb’s speed on bases and balance, contrasting Jackson’s slower setup and frequent outs, and his difficulty hitting Bender, Warhop, and Johnson.
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Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Cobb
Jackson
Fred Blanding
Nap
Cleveland
Chief Bender
Jack Warhop
Bender
Warhop
Walter Johnson
Hnson
Walter
Red Bank High Defeats Middletown 4-2 in Baseball
Red Bank High School beat Middletown Athletic Association 4-2 on Saturday. Middletown opened with a run in the first, Red Bank answered by the third, then added three more in the fifth to lead 3-1. Middletown scored again in the eighth but could not overtake Red Bank. Gardner, Ryan, Mathews and Savage had two-base hits. Matty struck out twelve. Luker ten. no bases on balls.
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Packy McFarland
Usl
Rango
Red Bank
Middletown Athletic Associaton
Middletown Boys
Red Bank Boys
Sacore
Middletown
Bray
Cruchin
Newman
Smith
Gardner
Ryan
Mathews
Savage
Matty
Luker
New Entrance to Ball Field Opens via Jolly Property
The Central Railroad fence along the Chelsea avenue station blocks the west gate to Baseball Park. A seven foot strip of Thomas Jolly property will host a fenced entrance, easing access after last Sunday’s closure. Tri-State League scores note Harrisburg 5 Reading 0. York 4 Trenton 3. Allentown 4 Wilmington 3 in eleven innings.
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The
Central Railroad Company
Chelsea Avenue
Baseball Park
Chelsea
Ocean Avenue
Thomas Jolly
Warrisburg
Harrisburg
Reading
York
Trenton
Wilmington
Allentown
Chattle Defeats Freehold Again In 17-9 Win
The Chattle baseball team defeated Freehold 17 to 9 after amassing 23 hits to Freehold’s 20. Lineup shows Hine, Caulkins, Beebe, Thomas, Baker, Mazea, Cubberley, Riddle, and West among others. They beat Freehold in the city last Saturday and head to Red Bank tomorrow to face the local high school.
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Chattle
Freehold
Red Bank
H. P
Hine
Heo
Caulkins
Beebe
Thomas
Baker
Mazéa
Cubberley
Riddle
West
E. Meyers
Gatling
Benentt
Veeetes
R. Barkalow
H. Barkalow
Applegate
Stokes
Winston
Lott
Eseewes Laird
Pester E Tenn
Pase Eareas
Kline
Mazza
Bennett
Louis Shapiro Jr To Return Home For Summer
Louis Shapiro Jr of Rockwell Avenue, a three year Ford employee in Detroit, is expected home for the summer. While away he kept in touch by reading the Daily Record. The Y M H A member will welcome his home coming and it is said he will go into business with his father.
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Louis Shapiro, Jr
Rockwell Avenue
Ford Automobile Company
Detroit
Mich
Daily Record
Louis
Delisa and Ross To Stage Return Pocket Billiard Match
Thomas Delisa and Louis Ross, local pocket billiard players, meet again this evening at the Westwool Avenue Hotel with a 100 point condition. Delisa captured the first match by a fair margin. In a separate item, a humorous exchange about a dachshund appears from the Washington Herald.
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Thomas Delisa
Louis Ross
Westwool Avenue
Delisa
Fortunate Indians and liberty in a Louisville Courier Journal note
A Louisville Courier Journal quote discusses Native American life, noting few laws yet many violations, and jokes about unwarranted liberty with a horse patting a man on the nose in a composition about Indian customs.
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Loulaville Courier Journal
Why Is This Thus Exchange Quip About Hidden Wardrobe Holes
A compact cartoon quip notes husbands rarely spot loose buttons while wives more quickly detect or notice missing buttons, highlighting household attentions and domestic humor from the Exchange.
Rheumatic Remedy Promises Lasting Joint Relief
An advertisement touts Kline's Rheumatic Remedy as a superior internal cure that purifies the blood and supports natural healing for all rheumatic forms. It claims lasting relief rather than temporary easing and lists Schroeder's Pharmacy, Cooper's Drug Store in Red Bank, and H. S. Meyers at 119 6th Ave Long Branch as retailers.
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Kline
Schroeder's Pharmacy
Cooper's Drug Store
Red Bank
H. 8S
Meyers
6Th Ave
Long Branch
NEW MAIL SCHEDULE SHOWS ARRIVAL AND DISTRIBUTION TIMES
From New York City and north points mail arrives at 8 11 46 2 45 and 6 45 am. From Philadelphia and Trenton direct at 11 am. From Asbury Park and south set at 8 am 12 16 4 45 and 7 46 pm. Departures to New York north 6 45 9 00 11 16 am 12 45 2 16 3 60 5 10 and 7 pm. For Philadelphia Trenton and West 2 15 pm. Asbury Park south 9 am 12 45 6 10 and 7 pm. Money Order window 8 am to 6 pm. Deliveries two times residential three to business. Collections three to four times daily. Lobby Sundays 11 pm to 2 pm. Signed T L Slocum P M.
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New York City
Philadelphia
Penna
Trenton
N. J
Asbury Park
New York
Postoffice
To & Dp
T. L, Slocum
P. M
Chancery Notice in Rockhill Mortgage Foreclosure Case
In the New Jersey Court of Chancery Edwin F. Rockhill sues William F. Rockhill Edith Rockhill James Rockhill and Alvira Rockhill to answer a bill to foreclose two mortgages on lands in Wall Township Monmouth County. Defendants include heirs at law and wives with dower claims. Answer by July 10, 1914.
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Williams F. Rockhill
Edith Rockhill
James Rockhill
Alvira Rockhill
Court of Chancery of
New Jersey
Edwin F. Rockhill
William F. Rockhill
Jane E. Rockhill
Daniel W. Rockhill
Jane B. Rockhill
Hal Allaire
Township of
Wall
County of
Monmouth
Jane E. Ail
Edith Rockhll
William L. Edwards
Pastothe Bulldine Q Ag Brevoh
N. J
Tues
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McFarland
Frank Erne
Scrapper
Biante
Erne
Gibbons-Howard
Gibbons
Howard
Tommy Ryan
Kid McCoy
Kane
Indianapolis
Walker
Kerr
Falkenberg
Rariden
Cross
Rone Brooklyn
Somers
Land
Hendrix
Wilson
Brennan
McCormick
Baltimore
Quinn
Jacklitsch
Kaupper
Hartley
Mannaust
Bush
Bt. Louis
Indiapol
American Press Association
Packey M'Farland
Pugilists
Baseball
National League
PON
Feigenspan
Liberty
Kentucky
Mae
the American Tobacco Company
Red Bank High
Ball Field
Middletown C
A.B. RH
Rood Sweeney
Roberts
Foster
O'Neil
Saeee
Aes
Vitor
Derby
Beens
Eeete
Aead
McGrath
Sacene Tee Eenene
Sepenee
Bray-Curchin
Prof
Heim
Ed Howe
Parker's Creek
Little Silver
Osekapese
Board of Chosen Freeholders
County of Monmouth
Court House
John M. Corlies
George D. Cooper
Broad St
Redwak
J. M. Corlies
Co. BE. Close
Ween
Dachshund
Washington Herald
Ney Deive
Hilkin’s Bargain Store
Broadway
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