Cuban Loss in Atlantic League Battle at Middletown
Middletown, N.Y. May 26 The Cuban team was defeated 5 to 4 by Middletown in Atlantic League action. Kroh pitched for Middletown holding the Cubans scoreless until the sixth inning when two sacrifices and a line drive by Viola produced runs. The Newark club tied the game in the ninth but Middletown secured the winning run on Walshs double and Ely’s fly to center. The loss creates a first place tie among Long Branch Newark and Middletown.
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Why Cobb's Called King Pin Of Players
Ty Cobb earns the nickname for two clever plays in a recent game. With runners on third and second he bunted to the infield to lure a throw to second. The other runner scored while Cobb dashed home and then sprinted to third as the throw went home.
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Mark of the Great Artist Quotation Pair
A pair of quoted lines discuss artistry and hypocrisy. The first extols a great artist transforming limits into value. The second characterizes cant as hypocrisy personified by a twin sister.
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Belmont Opens Racing Season with Metropolitan Handicap
Racing returns at Belmont Park with 14,000 spectators as Ruskin, a four year old, wins the Metropolitan Handicap at a mile. Nell of leven finishes five lengths behind in second, with Pighny third and Rock View also prominent.
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Giants' Great Backstops Meyers and McLean Shine
The New York Giants boast a formidable catching duo. Meyers and McLean rank among the best catchers, delivering strong hitting and throwing. With Flarnley and Wilson out, they share the workload and compete for premium honors as they solidify the team’s reception game.
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Eddie Zimmerman Leads International League Manager
Eddie Zimmerman, a local young man, leads the International League as manager with two victories and no defeats. Harry Smiths absence yesterday allowed Ed to shine again, as he did in Rochester where Newark won that game.
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WINS DOUBLEHEADER OVER ATHLETICS BY H A
The Hebrews defeat the Athletics in a doubleheader, winning 11 to 8 in the first game after Fischer's early wild pitching. The second game, a seven inning affair, ends 9 to 3 with Dillione on the mound for the Hebrews overruling the Athletics with six walks amid three hits.
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Benish Enters Mile Event At East Jersey Meet
Theodore Benish of Perth Amboy High School has entered the East Jersey Track Meet at North Asbury Park Memorial Day afternoon. He aims to win the one mile, facing Everett Covert of Chattle in a strong field rumored to produce a tall race.
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