Newark's Errors Costly In Loss To Norfolk
Newton lasted eight innings for Norfolk, tallying a strong box work while Newark misplayed several balls. He and Smith led Norfolk with timely hits as errors by Newark allowed two tallies in fifth and sixth. Final: Norfolk 6 Newark 2 with several frayed fielding lapses shaping the outcome.
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Newark
N. J
Newton
Sheehan
J. Rothfus
Gilman
Billy Smith
Weddige
Brown
Norfolk
Weihl
Leahy
Gilmanites
Norfalk
McFarlan
Shaffer
Wentz
Incals
Alla
Smith
Snyder
Daley
Holge
Gerlie
Wrights
Iatter
O'Hagan
McParlan
Shafter
Welddidge
Eldes
Bals
Gertie
Newarks
Weniz
Famed Ruins-Norfolk 3 in Newark clash recapped
Summary notes Newark 4 Norfolk 3 with two base hits by Sheehan Welhs Leahy and Newton. Gettle allowed five strikeouts while Newton fanned two. Umpire Earl oversaw a 2:00 game. Billy Lush shines for Toronto at third after release by Washington. McGrany criticized for umpire remarks.
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Hodge
Norfolk
Sheehan
Welhs
Leahy
Newton
Snyder
Newark
Gettle
Grrors
Ofe Gettiz
Earl
Billy Lush
Washington
Toronto
Baseball Roundup Highlights Mixed Results Across Circuits
A wide array of baseball notes from the era describe players like Younr Wrigley of Washington as a standout fielder but uneven at bat, while Quillian shows strong pitching. Ex-manager McGunnigbe eyes a summer hotel in New York, and discussions compare Joe Corbett’s curve usage. Umpire reshuffles and fines set records as various teams battle for standings and markets.
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Younr Wrigley
Washington
Hepting Shuts Down Early In Lancaster Tilt
Lancaster report May 28 notes Hepting pitched six innings against Pater in a tight game. The line shows solid early work by Hepting as the contest unfolds with both teams contesting every inning.
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Lancaster
Pater
Athletics Beat Richmond Again in Tight Philadelphia Game
Philadelphia May 28 The Athletics won again today from Richmond by hard consecutive hitting. Score Athletics 13 0 0 1 0 1 4 0 Richmond 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 Batteries Jordans and Fox Schmidt and Foster.
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Reading
Philadelphia
Athletics
Richmoniam
KL. Athletics
Richmond
Jordansand Pox
Sehmidt
Foster
Brambleton Defeats Churchland Academy in Tight West Norfolk Shootout
In a hotly contested game at West Norfolk yesterday Brambleton edged Churchland Academy Club 7 to 5. Key performers included Buckwater Nye and Chapman for Brambleton and Putnam and Craig for Churchland. Base on balls went to Putnam and Craig, with Putnam pitching 2 10 innings and Craig recording multiple hits. Time noted as 2:10.
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West Norfolk
Brambleton
Churchland Academy Club
Churchland
Samed
Wilkins
Buckwater
Nye
Cake
Rarleigh
Carney
Chapman
Plummer
Protmuan
Johnson
Craig
Tases
Hrambleton
Putnam
Hidgood
Mitchy
Duke
Spivey
Trotman
Kildees Defeat John E. Hurst & Co in Close Game
Franklin Maryland May 28 Special The John E Hurst Co Baltimore team fell to the Kildees 6 to 0 in a well played contest The visitors showed hard hitting while the Kildees seized the win through sharp fielding and steady pitching in a prettiest game of the season the score 6 to 0
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Franklin
John E. Hurst & Co
Baltimore
Kildees
Blue Jays Triumph On J. O. U. A. M. Day At Lawrenceville
In Lawrenceville Virginia on May 28 the Blue Jays celebrated J O U A M Day with a 19 to 4 victory. Captain O Conner led the home team on their own grounds as the flag of victory floated over the school building.
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Lawrenceville
Blue Jays
Captain O'Conner
Weather Dampens slate of National League games
In Yeatorday action rain affected many games. Baltimore faced Cleveland, Louisville met Washington, Pittsburgh played Brooklyn, and Cincinnati met Boston with rain. Final scores included Philadelphia 11 to St. Louis 2, New York 9 to Chicago 7.
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Cleveland
Louisvile
Washington
Pittshburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Biz Lencuo Games Todny Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Pittsburg
The note lists parallel city matchups with teams operating across major leagues. It mentions Boston at Cincinnati, Brooklyn at Pittsburg, New York at St Louis, Philadelphia at Chicago, Baltimore at Cleveland and Washington at Louisville in a mobile schedule style.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis
Philadelpha
Chicago
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Father Awarded Custody In City Court Case
In a city court ruling Judge Martin granted custody of a three year old to the father in the divorce case R Hitchings vs Hortense Hitchings. The mother may visit the child daily and the separation occurred in the courthouse yard amid a tense scene as the pair parted.
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Court of Law
Chinevery
IMS
R. ¥. Hitchiney
Hortense W. Hitchings
Martin
Police Court Roundup of Yesterday Cases
Justice Tomlin presided as multiple defendants faced penalties and continuances. W Frank Wilson alias Bykes awaited evidence on a bicycle theft. Sam Brothers fined for biting during a fight. Eddie Reed fined for assault. Henry Cooke fined for watching at the railway wharf. John Ward and Amanda Rullin fined for immorality. William Hill and Jack Fogarty fined for larceny and fighting. Rev Madison Lewis, charged with slander in a pulpit dispute, held on own recognizance as case postponed.
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Robert W. Tomlin
W. Frank Wilson
Bykes
Heppel
Merrimac Club
Sam Brothers
John Bailey
Avon Street
Eddie Reed
Mbert
Wright
Henry Cooke
Southern Railway
John Ward
Amanda Rullin
William Ss. Hill
Jack Fogarty
Madison Lewis
Cavalry Baptist Church
W. S. Winfred
Winfred
Lewis
Order for Sale of Steamship Solvelg after Newport News blaze
In the United States Court yesterday the sole business was the issuance of an order for the sale of the steamship Solvelg which had been burned recently at Newport News. Judge Hughes then adjourned and departed for Richmond.
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United States
Solvelg
Newport News
Hughes
Richmond
Court of Law and Chancery Damages Set At 700 Dollars
In Portsmouth W N White sues Bruce Simmons trustee under deed of assignment by L Sears for damages of 700 dollars. Simmons, trustee for Sears, replies against White Sears Smith ONeill and ONeill in chancery.
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Court of Law and Chancery
W. WN. White
Portsmouth
Bruce Simmons
L. Sears
T. Sears
W. N. White
W. O. Smith
A.A. O'Neill
C. W. O'Neill
Browns Lose Easy Home Series Opener to Giants
New York scored in the first game of the home series as the Browns managed five hits, three of them scratches, off Rosie’s delivery while the Giants found Esper. The line shows Tusie and Warner for the Browns and Esper and McParland for the Giants with Umpire McDermott. Time 0.
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Browns
New York
Rosie
Giants
Esper
R. W. EE
St. Louis
Tusie
Warner
McParland
McDermott
Property Transfers in Atlantic City and Brambleton Ward
KE M Baum to W T Curtis proper ty on Franklin avenue north side Atlantic City Ward for 660 dollars. Robert C Breeden to Emily V Breed en lot with improvements on Granville street Brambleton Ward for 10 dollars and other considerations. James T Borum et als to Mrs PF P McIntyre lot with improvements on Bute street near Dunmore street for 6000 dollars. George M Meredith to Mrs I Hogshire lot on Hiver street Atlantic City Ward for 300 dollars. Thomas R Borland trustee to Peter Byrnes lot with improvements on Cove street south side for 1850 dollars.
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M. Baum
W. T. Curtis
Franklin Avenue
Atlantic City
Robert C. Breeden
Emily V. Breeden
Granville Street
Brambleton Ward
James T. Borum Et
Als
PF. P. MclIntyre
Bute Street
Dunmore Street
George M. Meredith
Vaudeville Season Opens At Resort Next Monday
The resort presents an excellent vaudeville bill starting next Monday the 31st. Principal acts include Price and Watson, Ferman dialect comics, the Wright sisters, Hayner and Lisette, Irving T. Bush, and the Naval Post Band provides music. Two performances daily at 1 30 PM and 7 50 PM.
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Price and Watson
Ferman
Wright Sisters
Hayner
Lisette
Irving T. Bush
Naval Post Band
Quakers Dominate Denzer. Narrow Win Against Pifield
In Chicago on May 28 the Quakers overwhelmed Denzer, with a tougher challenge from Pifield limited to singles. They managed a rare seventh inning rally but could not sustain a big push. Detailing shows Chicago scoring lines and battery noted as Denzer Wittredge and Pifield Boyle with umpire Hurst.
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Quuakers
Chicago
Ill
Quakers
Denzer
Pifield
Loyal Bhrevít ies Camp Meeting at Princess Anne Area
Mr J J Hubbard returns from Washington. A colored camp meeting opens at 2 pm in the large lot north of Princess Anne Avenue near Church Street. It will last ten days. Second Presbyterian church services tomorrow at 11 am and 8 pm conducted by Rev W S Lacy. Sunday school 9 30 am. Young People's prayer meeting 7 30 pm.
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J. J. Hubbard
Washington
Princess Anne Avenue
Church Street
Second Presbyterian Church
W.S. Lacy
Plotkin Melos Carload of Florida Melons Today
J J Brittan Co at 40 Roanoke dock will receive a carload of Florida melons today at 10 oclock. Call and try them.
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J. J. Brittan & Co
Roanoke Dock
Johnnie Juniors Present Mikado at Academy of Music
The Johnnie Juniors will present the Mikado at the Academy of Music Monday evening for the benefit of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Tickets are on sale at the Academy. A Denver company has been incorporated to furnish bail for prisoners in criminal cases.
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Johnnie Juniors
Academy of Music
Daughters of the Confederacy
Academy
4“ Company
Denver
Johunni e Juniors Sacred Concert Arrives Sunday
The Johunie Juniors will arrive from Washington Sunday morning. Mr. St. H. Pannill, general passenger agent of the Norfolk Virginia Beach and Southern railway, escorted them to the National Capital last evening. A grand sacred concert will be held at the Beach Sunday evening with fifty voices. A special train will depart from the beach at 10:44 PM. A 50 cent round trip rate is set for the occasion. A morning German at the Princess Anne is planned Monday at 10 o'clock for the visitors.
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Johunie
Washington
St. H. Pannill
Norfolk, Virginia Beach and Southern Railway
National Capital
Princess Anne
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