25 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
Perth Amboy Evening News
Location
Perth Amboy, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
1
The text promotes opening a Checking Account for businesses at a bank. It emphasizes convenient banking facilities for depositors and highlights the goal of offering modern services to support business operations.
Tomorrow features several football and baseball matchups. The Danish Sociable Athletic Club faces Marion A. C. at 3 PM in the city championship series. Old Bridge F. C. meets new Old Bridge team with familiar players in the afternoon. St Anthonys versus a New York team at A. B. S. R. grounds follows. Franklin F. C. meets the Catholic Club on Copper Works grounds.
The article details yearling rearing and early schooling for thoroughbreds. It covers feeding, restraint training, breaking-in, use of rollers and side reins, early mounting, and progression to trotting, jumping, and starting gate exposure, culminating in trial speeds and readiness for stakes entries.
Fred Clarke pilots the Pittsburgs to top of the National League as Mighty Hans Wagner and Tom Leach star. The Pirates display superior hitting, fielding and clutch pitching with Camnitz Frock Willis Leever Phillippi Liefield and Maddox among the NL era’s top fifteen twirlers. Clarke’s decade as manager yields consistent first division finishes and three consecutive pennants.
The third encounter between Marion A C and Danish Sociable Athletic Club is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at Amusement Park. A win by 0 8 C would tie the trio and force a second deciding game with the Marions and Lyceums. Lineups include Marion A C players Rodda Christensen Gray Lindeberg Smith Poulsen Mollie Wilson Petersen Mollie Eyerkuss Petersen Woluheimer Janderup Koehler Lybeck and Lyceum players Mullen Petersen Jago Koehler.
No quorum appeared at Bloodgood's alleys last night, leaving the Keystone Bowling Club without a formal meeting. Three or four members attended and discussed the county league project informally. The next meeting is set for next Friday night. Bloodgood will delay league decisions until his team chooses whether to join.
The piece discusses a young horse’s debut, noting many legends fail early due to inexperience. It outlines breeding and race costs, estimating dam and sire fees and yearly expenses, and observes that success in racing remains uncertain despite heavy spending.
Rumors report Ketchel avoiding Langford with bets of 100 to 50 while Britt plans to take Ketchel to Europe after the Johnson match. Promoter McIntosh teases a Ketchel Burns bout in Australia. Fitzsimmons versus Squires set for Sydney Boxing Day. Ketchel trains in Friseco, targets 185 pounds. Johnson trains hard, views Ketchel as easy pick.
West Brighton September 25 Special to the Evening News. The second game of the Staten Island baseball championship series between the Alaskas and the Old Stapletons is scheduled for tomorrow at 3 45 p m at Alaska Park. Stapleton leads after a 2 0 loss. Romer will start for Stapleton and umpire John Daly. Notable arrivals include Nolte from New Haven and Brennan from Waterbury.
South Amboy reports the Main B. C. will play the National A. V. of Long Branch at Long Branch tomorrow.
Orange High School football candidates train daily behind the school as coaches organize the squad. The list includes Stanley Bachman Yale, Lawrence Abrama Michigan, William Wachenfeld Cornell, William Dalengs Leo Tracey, Captain Westee Foley Van By, and others.
James McAleer will manage the Washington club next season after announcing the move himself. He faced heavy criticism with the St. Louis Browns, whose fortunes dipped from a strong finish last year to a tail end start this year. President Johnson backed him, and Washington hopes his experience steadies the lineup as Joe Cantillon falls from favor and Jack O Connor seeks a Browns trial.
National League results include Cincinnati 12 New York 9 and St Louis 12 Brooklyn 6 while Chicago beat Boston 9 1. Pittsburg 2 Philadelphia. American League results show rainouts with Detroit New York Philadelphia Cleveland Boston St Louis Chicago and Washington all affected. Eastern League standings note Rochester Buffalo Newark Montreal Providence Baltimore Toronto and Jersey City. Kirby's leads list high rollers Petersen Lydiard Urich Neal Jessen Dolan and Bush with scores from 100 to 242.
The season begins with several games across campuses. Pennsylvania hosts Gettysburg in Philadelphia while Brown meets New Hampshire State in Providence and Carlisle plays Villanova in Carlisle. Other matches include Syracuse against Hamilton and Virginia versus William and Mary, among many regional pairings.
The Automobile Club of America lists parking options for viewing the Hudson Fulton celebration with Riverside Drive restricted to motorists and Palisades sites available by telephone or at the club house. Sir John Lubbock notes honey bees recognize each other after fifteen months, likely by smell, not password signals.
A fragment states winter cold may settle in the bowels and summer may bring cold, but relief comes with warm water. The note urges not to fear and hints at using warm water for comfort.
The Tottenville Field Club is formed replacing the Arrow eleven. most Arrow players join the new crew under manager William Bowe and captain Arthur Hi with coach J Alfred Andro. Practice has begun as the 140-pound team traces its lineup and a note from ex Arrow manager H W Kreischer confirms he will coach the Arrow A Y football team instead, while Mer likely leads the Tottenville season representing Long Branch in the National ball circuit.
Reporters and observers at Gravesend track on Wednesday offered often conflicting tips. Zacatecas led early but finished with money. Juggler and Angelus failed to hit the money. Conductor finished first by a nose as Prince trailed, illustrating the unpredictability of racing outcomes.
Bound Brook hosts Somerville for the first game of a three game series this afternoon. Somerville fills the roster with Lew Wiltse brother of Giants player George Wiltse to boost the lineup while Bound Brook pursues a normal lineup led by manager Charles Newhouse with Charles Langstaff pitching.
Delta A. C. manager George Woitscheck says the team will close its season a week from tomorrow and hopes to book a strong opponent. The squad will remain idle tomorrow as talks continue on an attraction. The association will show if there is a chance today for the furniture piece at PRICK.
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