Washington Takes Doubleheader Over Williamsburg A A
Washington won both games 9 to 4 in the morning and 16 to 1 in the afternoon as Williamsburg A A was overmatched. Maurer allowed 11 hits for four runs. Badgley dominated with 20 of 27 batters struck out. Rost and Cox led Washington with four hits apiece. Badgley’s pitching drew praise as Garwood's star silenced the visitors. Weather was rainy morning, clear afternoon, crowd small then sizable.
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Washington
Williamaborg A. A
Charity
Maurer
Garwood
Stants
Sestacles
Mr. Maurer
Willamsburg
Rost
Cox
Bleckner
Badgley
Artlet
Bidgley
Grube
Hawk
Bagerunner
Pase
Thea Grounds
Hawke
Fourth of July crowd colors Washington game
Four city youths in the grand stand cheered Washington through a dull game, bought most of the peanuts and sodas, and tossed peanuts to spectators. North End baseball results included a cancelled marble game and a 12 to 7 Easton win. Canton beat Flemington twice. Local notes discuss nurses, ancient kings, Mexican churches, a whistling oyster tale, and social anecdotes.
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Washington
Worzberger
Wallka
Stroudaborg
North Bed
Ingeraol
North
Bod
Easton
North End
Canton
Flemington
Cox
Haledons
Gerber
Rust
Passaica
Pasaale
Ttto
Rowland Firth
North End Bagobel
Hkewinek
Thorals
MonGeooy
Ioberta Aa
Philipsburge
Trolley Franchises Debate at Phillipsburg Council Meeting
Easton and Washington trolley ordinance receives second reading as council weighs the proposal. Counsel seeks on-the-spot disposal, but delay is requested. remonstrances from opposing companies tied to a state prohibition on street railway expansion within 700 feet of parallel lines. Construction to begin within 15 days of passage and operation within 10 months, with franchise costs and legal expenses borne by the company. Consent from landowners representing 60 percent of affected properties has been pledged. The session also features a jury finding in a cruelty case involving a sick horse, ruled not guilty after a 15 minute deliberation. A Washington borough recovery meeting is postponed until August.
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Stembers Mave
Easton & Washington Trolley Ordinanes
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C. Smith
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Main Street
Mercar Street
Abbott Street
Thance
Pins Alley
Thomas Streot
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Ralph Seremor
Sally
Oliver van Billiard
Philipsburg
Charles N. Shrops
Oscar Jeffery
Wilred A. Zeryker
Deremor
Dra
Rundla
Lxton
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