Tulpehocken Reds blank Hilldale in 8 2 baseball win
The fast Tulpehocken Reds defeated Hilldale 8 to 2 as Plant pitched well and Didell caught superbly. Red errors hurt Hilldale while Tulpehocken turned multiple double plays. Mayo and Pinder drove in runs, Studeven and Thompson contributed, and Hilldale’s infield suffered with Phillips absent.
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Tulpehocken Reds
Hilldale
Plant
Didell
Reds
Phillips
Studeven
Lloyd Thompson
Mayo
Monk Pinder
Fred Pinder
Douglas
Ardmore Tigers
Evergreen Hall
Crescent Club
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E. Pinder
F. Pinder
Es Pss
Meare
Pide Cs Sd
Thompson, Cf
Jenkins, c
Hoffman
Beidler
Ewaek
Tulpe
Evergreen Hall Defeats Kensington In Close 3 4 Victory
Evergreen Hall beat Kensington 3 to 4 after a brilliant field performance last Saturday. Hunter Coy and Walker starred for Evergreen as they look to be a tough unit this season. On the 24th Frisby leads his band to Darby to challenge Hilldale. two special cars will transport Frisby and fans.
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Evergreen Hall
Kensington
Evergreen
Hunter
Coy
Walker
Frisby
Bandits
Darby
Hilldale
Cart
Blue Ribbon Defeats Erie A C in 10-6 Game
Blue Ribbon rallied to beat Erie A. C. 10 to 6 at Germantown. Key players included Si Simmons on the mound and strong infield defense from Haney Coleman Smith and Docky Williams with Pierce in center field. Stolen bases by Smith and Pierce highlighted the offense while Brown and Simmons combined on the mound for the pitchers.
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Erie A. C
Germantown
Blue Ribbon
Si Simmons
Haney
Coleman
Smith
Docky Williams
Kid Pierce
Anchor Giants
Houghton Giants
Albro A. A
The
Aster A. A
Hilldale
Hilldale Park
Darby
Tribune
Erie A. C. Am
Behar
Coos Eiseman
Torrence
Pierce
Warfield
G. Wolf
Eiselman
Erie
Siviveso
R. Johnson
Act
Simmons, P
Anchor Giants: Giants face stronger semi pro lineup
The weather man fooled the Giants on Saturday while Manager Reid and Captain Johnson planned a return against Potter A A. The team shows improved hitting with Roads Edwards and Edwards moving up in the lineup.
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Giants
Reid
Johnson
Potter
A. A
Biante
Roads
Edwards
Arthur
Briggs
Reidgauld
Berlin Giants in the Job
The Berlin Giants, newly formed, beat the Diamond Field Club on June 3 and prepare to host Aberdeen at 53rd and Parkside on July 4. Captain James Fassett and Henry W. Coard promote the game as a key event with Con Purnell pitching and Marshall catching for Berlin, joined by ex South Philadelphia stars Makell Bounds and Barnes.
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Berlin Giants
Diamond Field Club
Jersey
Henry W. Coard
James Fassett
Giants
Aberdeen Baseball Club
53Rd
Parkside Avenue
Aberdeen
Madison Colts Win Two Games on Decoration Day
On Decoration Day the Girard A C was defeated by the Madison Colts 11 to 4 in the morning game. In the afternoon the Wanamaker team fell 16 to 13 to the Madison Colts as manager Chaulk smiled.
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Girard A. C
Madison Colts
Wanamaker
Chaulk
Y M C A Base Ball Burgee Takes Team to New Heights
The Y M C A Norristown Giants veteran Burgee now manages a fast Y M C A team with new players Pinkney Smith Carter A Dickson Gardner and J Dickson Carney L Brown Miller King D Brown Wallace Gaines Dabney H Brown and Collins. They opened Memorial Day versus Harrowgate Kensington and Tioga streets, losing 7 1 to 1 due to misplays in the 8th inning. On June 3 the squad beat Lindley A A 6 5 at 5th and Wyoming. June 10 they faced the Jenkintown Tigers.
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Burgee
Norristown Giants
Hilldale
Darby
Pinkney
Smith
Carter
A. Dickson
Gardner
J. Dickson
Carney
L. Brown
Miller
King
D. Brown
Wallace
Gaines
Dabney
H. Brown
Collins
Harrowgate
Kensington and Tioga
Wyoming
Lindley A. A
Jenkintown Tigers
Blackburn Beats Rosen In Broadway Club Bout
Joe Rosen outweighed by 40 pounds loses to Jack Blackburn at the Broadway Athletic Club Monday night. Blackburn regains form. his right arm, freed of neuritis, lands right hands and knocks Rosen down in the final round.
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Joe Rosen
Jack Blackburn
Broadway Athletic Club
Blackburn
Golden Link Club forms lineup for season
The Golden Ling baseball club announces a reorganized roster with T Beverly catching J Hollis as captain at short, J Howard at third, W Whitaker in right field, A Newman at second, A Davenport at shortstop, Hutchinson and Brown also listed in unspecified roles, completing the lineup.
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Golden Ling Baseball Club
T. Beverly
C. J. Hollis
J. Howard
W. Whitaker
A. Newman
A. Davenport
Hutchinson
F; Brown
Local Names Mentioned in Fragmentary Card List
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Huter, F Carey, Colter, Howard, A Beck, W Green, Holmes Hickis, Stevenson. No clear event or context provided.
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Huter
F. Carey
Colter
Howard
A. Beck
W Green
Holmes Hickis
Stevenson
Taskiana Downs Triumphs Over W. T. Pritchard In Ten Innings
In a hard fought ten inning game Taskiana A C edged W T Pritchard with Gillespie and Earley handling pitching duties. Wyatt and Fray delivered the heavy hits as Captain Ayles eyes Bennett’s curves while announcing Cape May dates and Hillside Gun Club events follow.
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W .T. Pritchard
Taskiana
A. C. Pritchard
Gillespie
Earley Gillespie
Wyatt
Fray
Ayles
Bennett
Cape Mays
Cape May
Crescent
Moorestown
Camden Giants
A. Eray
Tree
Davis
Es Wyatt
Ee Gillespie
Eeae Arley
Steer
Bowers
al Booker
Pritchard Kinsley
Philadelphia Tribune Adopts Paid-In-Advance Policy
The Philadelphia Tribune announces a new paid-in-advance subscription policy effective June 15. All subscriptions will be discontinued at expiration and arrears renewals are requested to avoid disruption due to rising paper ink and printing costs.
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The
Philadelphia Tribune
Macedonia Baptist Church Sermons Busy Sunday in Cape May
The Macedonia Baptist Church pulpit on Jackson Street was filled by local minister Mr. Hunt as Rev. Matthews was ill. two sermons were delivered. Children’s Day at the A M E Church featured fine exercises and a $30 collection. The sick include Mrs. Harris Bean Mrs. Emily Lee and Mr. W H Gaskins. Dr. Draper tends the ill and Tribune demand grows with readers like Mrs. Turner Mrs. Satterfield Mrs. Ridwood Mrs. Selvy and others. Tribune available by calling 632 Lafayette Street.
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Cape May
N. J
Macedonia Baptist Church
Jackson Street
Mr. Hunt
Matthews
Hunt
Samuel E. Hersey
Harris Bean
Emily Lee
W. H. Gaskins
West Cape May
Draper
the Tribune
Mary Turner
Millie Satterfield
Magnolia Cottage
Ridwood
William Selvy
Wing
Tillman
Catharine Owens
Maddox
L. Y. Cox
The
Tribune
Lafayette Street
P. F. Matthews
St Luke and St Paul Churches Report Children’s Day Programs
West Chester churches held Children’s Day exercises with St Luke A A M E and St Paul Baptist sharing well attended programs. Notable performances included a duet by the Misses Gover and Pycraft, as Rev. Wi[a]s throat ailment limits preaching for months, and a grand reception for former St Paul pastor Rev. J C King at Second Baptist Frankford.
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West Chester
Byrd
Harrisburg
Howard
St. Paul Baptist Church
St Luke A. A. M. E
St. Paul Baptist Sunday School
Gover
Pycraft
P. Gibbs
Mildred Gibbs
Media
Aronina Gibbs
Julia R. Murray
J. C
King
Second Baptist Chu
Frankford
A. C. Chew
West Gay Street
Robert Washington
Bancroft Street
Annie Eek Jer
West Chester Golf Country Club
Norristown Churches News and Local Highlights
Rev Williams of Mt Zion A M E Church attended a conference on Tuesday. Rev Chippy of Ebenezer U M P has returned to continue his pastorship and awaits a reception. Mrs John Ford and two daughters visited relatives in Norristown. Various locals and visitors from Atlantic City Philadelphia and Ohio appear in brief notes about illness visits and social events.
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Norristown
Rev Williams
Mt. Zion A
Hattie Mufford
Edith Miller
James Oney
J. Brown
Balticanne
Atlantic City
Elmer Dade
Ohio
Joseph Scott
Hanna Thompson
Basin Street
Atville
Helen Brown
Carrie Till
Philadelphia
E. Blackwell
E. Basin Street
Edward Griffy
John Chestnut
Edward Brown
1118
Avenue
I Thompson
Wilfred Smith
Rena Brown
Silas Evans
Local Church Notices and Community News From Chester
Rev R H L Thompson preached a sermon at St Daniels M E with text Is not the life more than meat. Franklin Lodge and Eastern Light joined in a Masonic sermon by Rev E T Bruce. Harrisburg reports 12000 dollars raised and 17100 converts in A M E Conference. A troop of twenty girls toured Valley Forge. Mrs E P Thomas and daughter visited Philadelphia. Teachers Evelyn Smith and Delia Hunt attended A M E Conference in Harrisburg. Choir solo by Hattie Wilson Brown at St Daniels service. Calvary Church hosted Rev P P Samuels. Children Day at Calvary Baptist scheduled with committee oversight. Mrs Lucy Bacon and Miss Katie Cuff noted for Sunday School leadership. Mrs Briscoe and guests from Pittsburgh visiting. New EB Convention and Pennsylvania Federation of Negro Women events with leaders named.
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Chester
R. HL Thompson
St. Daniels M
Franklin Lodge
A. M
Hering Lodge
Eastern Light
E. T. Bruce
Bury
Bruce
Harrisburg
Valley Forge
Thomas
Wm. H. Bil
E. P
Annie Robinson
Ric Va
Habenback
Upland
P. P. Samuels
Calvary Church
Rem
Jessie M. Quann
Victoria Morton
Frank Mas
B. Y
New England
Philadelphia
Calvary Baptist Church
Sunda
Lucy Bacon
Katie Cuff
Allen Green
Alto
Walter Woods
Virginia
Briscoe
Pittsburgh
J. R. Bennett
Pennsylvania Federation of Negro Womens
Boo Washington
Mary B. Ti
M. C. Lawton
F. Waring
Chicago
Rev J Spencer Prefers Pulpit To Pressures Of Conference
Langhorne Pa June 12 Rev J Spencer filled the pulpit at services on Sunday delivering two strong sermons on Knowing Christ. The Busy social was a grand success. The annual conference is over and Rev R F Wr ht leaves for Devon. Mrs Maggie Coggins and Mr Geo B Coggins attend the Elmer Gibbs home in Doylestown Pa. Mr Wm Fidgett rejoins the congregation. Rev Manly of Second Baptist Church Doylestown is faring well with the charge.
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Elmer Gibbs
Doylestown
Wm. Fidgett
Rev. Manly
Second Tist Church
Important Notice to ERS of the Saila Dere Tribune
Notice to subscribers of The Phila Tribune effective June 15. All paid-in-advance subscriptions will be discontinued. Readers in arrears must renew. If you have a house for sale use the Real Estate page of The Phila Tribune.
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Philadelphia Tribune
Ers
Saila Dere Tribune
Phila. Tribune
Barca
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