Parlin A C Defeated 5-1 by Jolly Rogers in Fast Tilt
Woodbridge nine traveled to Parlin last Sunday and defeated Parlin A C 5 to 1 as Wisgard pitched for the Rogers. Sanders Brown led with a double and two singles, with a four-bagger highlighting the Rogers' offense.
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Waltonians Plan Another Camp Meet
The Tsaak Walton League Woodbridge Chapter No 17 plans a summer outdoor camp meet after a successful previous event by the South Branch near High Bridge. Members aim to gather, invite prospective Waltonians, and possibly visit North Jersey bass lakes for a starlight gathering in early July with plans announced closer to the date.
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Personalities In Sport Lazzeri A Yankees Second Baseman
Michael Lazzeri nicknamed Poosh Em Up, New York Yankees second baseman born in San Francisco on December 6 1904. He started with Salt Lake City in 1922, then Peoria Lincoln and Salt Lake before joining the Yankees in 1925. He played first base short and third before settling at second, bats and throws right handed, height five feet ten and a half inches, weight about 160 pounds.
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Joe Walcott Defeats Tommy Weston in 1902 London Showdown
The welterweight champion Joe Walcott bested Tommy Weston over 15 rounds in London England in 1902. The report also mentions records by Helen Fikey Blaine School Chicago in track and assorted boxing and baseball notes from early 20th century.
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Gene Sure Winner Says Ex Champ Hart Predicts Tunney Title
Marvin Hart, former heavyweight champion, endorses Gene Tunney as future champ and argues Tunney will outsmart slugger Tom Heeney in the July 26 bout. Hart recalls past fights, praises Tunney, and notes his own Kentucky boxing officiating work near Louisville.
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Woodbridge Tigers to Play Keasbey Sunday
Woodbridge aims for a sixth straight win as the Tigers journey to Keasbey to face the Keasbey Feds on their home field. A large delegation of fans plans to attend to witness another potential Tigers scalp.
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Filial Solicitude Quote From Boston Transcript
A mother scolds Violet for disobedience and cites medical advice against violent exertion in a brief quoted exchange from the Boston Transcript. The snippet suggests a cautionary domestic moment tied to health warnings.
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Eleanor Goss Named Captain of Wightman Cup Team
Eleanor Goss is appointed captain of the United States Wightman Cup team to defend the American international women's tennis trophy. The choice surprised some who expected Helen Wills, but Goss, a California veteran, aims to end the match with energy and expertise. Last year she ranked No. 5 nationally.
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Anson's Legend as Pioneer Baseball Manager and First Baseman
Retelling of Cap Anson’s dominance as a great first baseman and manager. Narrates his strict fielding habits, early rivalry with pitchers, and influence on baseball from 1876 onward, including legal disputes and a career batting average reaching .337 by 1897.
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Woodbridge High Narrowly Edges Low High In Rain Shortened Clash
Woodbridge High School beat Low High School 2 for two runs as Rankin and Fee drove in two, Schlerger tallied for the visitors. Smith Seltner and DeCamp added runs before rain halted play in the third inning at the new St Marys Stadium in Perth Amboy.
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Ford Nine Plays Colored Boys In Fords Field Club
The Ford Nine meet the Colored Boys in a home and home series at the Ford Diamond on Cranford Dixie Colored. The teams split two weeks ago in a lively one point game with rain delaying the continuation. Anthony M and Chick dianvorn are listed as players and the schedule shifts to Sunday afternoon.
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