Weather disrupts Middletown sports week and reschedules events
The Middletown area saw a week of rain and unsettled weather from Sunday to Saturday, cancelling matinee races and delaying outdoor activities. Despite showers, track meets moved indoors, baseball clubs from Newburgh challenged local teams, and Spartans from Newburgh eyeed Middletown games, with local teams unsure about schedules ahead.
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Middletown
Stove League
Hughes Alliance
Newburgh
Spartan Athletic Club
Walden
Spartans
Middletown Baseball
Ontario & Western
Warwick
Spartan
Ben Adams
Ben
Miss Dill Gains Honors in South
Mrs. Charles G. Dill and Virginia return from New Orleans aboard the Momus after Virginia earns a B A from Newcomb College. She starred in dramatics and led the Senior play. They glimpse familiar Orange mountains on the approach to Middleton and are welcomed home by friends.
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Charles G. Dill
Virginia
New Orleans
Momus
Newcomb College
Mondar
Middletoon
Old Orange
Monticello High School Captures Inaugural Meet
The first Sullivan County interscholastic athletic meet held at Morticeo Driving Park drew large crowds despite rain. Monticello High School won with 75 points, Liberty 22, Jeffersonville nine, Centerville four, and Youngsville one. Cal-Mecson withdrew after a 220 yard dash dispute.
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Goshen
Rockland County
Grange County
Monticello
Sullivan County
Morticeo
Cole
Liberty High School
Thayne
Callery
Shafran
M. H.S
Lewis
Rathner
L. H
Trowbridge
M. H
Merri
L. WH. S
L.H.S
Pelton
Matzinger
Dillion
M. EH. S
Calkins
Merritt
ML H. S
H. S
Divine
L. A S
Tannenbaum
LaBarr
A. H.S
Im. H. S
M. HS
Yoneidson
Toomey
M H
Levis
Case
Moh. S
Iemerman
Centerville Station
Donaldson
J. HS
Face
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Montcello
Liberty
Jeffersonville
Centerville
Youngs Ville
Cal- Mecon
Monticello High School
Marr
George D. Pelton
R. Anderson
R. J. Potter
Monticel
F. Jackson
Waurtsboro
Steele
Graebner
Hicks
Hill
Mir
Atwell
Mountaindale
Ross Chamberlain
Arch Niven
Monticella
Monticello Fishermen Set Fast Pace in Season
Monticello fishermen report abundant fish in local streams and urge readers to enter the Times-Press fishing contest. Heaviest catches include German brown trout five pounds ten pence, pickerel and bass from Kiamesha, McKee pond, and Wolf Pond. Notable anglers: Melvin Price Edward Martin George W. Lounsbury Rev. W. W. Reid John Avery Edward Balleur Mack Alan.
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Monticello
Times-Press
Melvin Price
Hackiedam
Mr. Price
Neversink
Edward Martin
McKee Pond
Hismesha Lake
Kismesha
George W. Lounsbury
W. W. Reid
John Avery
Edward Balleur
Kiamesha Lake
Mack Alan
Wolf Pond
Mack
Will Joe Patchen II Come Back Racehorses Debate
Cleveland horsemen in June discuss whether Joe Patchen II will return to racing as Cranwood track opens Monday. The famed horse known as The Big Train drew attention as training preparations continue in the city.
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Joe Patchen II
Horsemen
Cleveland. O
Joe Patchen
Cranwood Track
Grand Cironit
Will Fleming
Cranwood
A. C. Pennock
Cleveland
Wert Mallow
Kate McKinner
Billy Fair
Kate
Yesterday's Results in Big Leagues
In the National League Chicago defeated New York Brooklyn by eight to three with a substitute at Philadelphia and Pittsburgh beating. Boston Cincinnati rains interrupted play. In the American League Detroit beat New York eight to six. Chicago triumphed over Washington and St Louis over Boston. Cleveland defeated Philadelphia three to one.
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Chicago
New York
Brooklye
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
D. St Louis
Cleveland
Chile
Brooklyn
Boston Ae
St. Louis
L. BC
Bor Nee
Meee Saki
William Wood sues Ontario and Western for 10000
Poughkeepsie June 13 William L Wood sues the Ontario and Western Railroad for 10000 claiming injuries from December 12 1913 while employed on a derrick at Never Sing Tower Falleburz caused pain and affected employment. No trial date set.
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Poughkeepsie
Ontario and Western Railroad
William L. Wood
Morschauser & Mack
Wood
Neversing Tower
Falleburz
Flag Presentation by Wallkill Council to School District
Wallxil Council No 92 Jr. O U S A M presented a United States flag to Wallkill School District No 12 on Sunday afternoon. The event included invocations and a benediction by Rev Charles H Reynolds and a pupil program from the school. Superintendent Sanford A Cortright received the flag as State Vice-Councilor Cherries Miles outlined the order.
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Wallxil Council
No. 92
Jr. O. US
Oclock
Wallkill
4. C. Howell
Sanford A. Cortright
Charles H. Reynolds
North Street Congregational Church
Cherries
Miles
Anniversary of Wallkill Grange Observance Planned
At Wallkill River Grange meeting Monday evening preliminary arrangements were made for the 13th anniversary observance on Monday evening June 26. The pane was organized on the 27th with regular meetings, and the event will be for members of the Grange and their immediate families only.
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Wallkill River Grange
The
Grange
Srange
Bar Association Plans Summer Meeting for Members and Ladies
Orange County Bar Association members voted February 18 to invite their ladies to a summer gathering. A committee led by Hon. A. H. F. Seeger Hon. MLN. Kane and Joseph W. Gort will organize a Bear Mountain Inn event on Tuesday June 27 rain or shine. Dinner is at 1 o’clock.
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Orange County Bar Association
Bear Mountain
A. H. F. Seeger
Mln. Kane
Joseph W. Gort
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Iirwellvision
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Immerman
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Stackhouse
M. HS. Bret
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Prin. McDermott
Youngsville
Prin. Odell
Bloomingburg
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Rew
Starr
Edward Miller
Miller
Goort
Edmund C. Faulkner
Miler
Sussex
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King Street
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Jackson Avenue
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McWilliams & Houston
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Middietorwwn, MN
James Olwell & CO
John J.o’boyle
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