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ALASKAS BUMP Α. 8. & R. ; A THLETICS NOSE SAINTS CONTINUE IN RUBE ROBED EE OUT SHERIDAN S FOR EASY WIN TOPPLETO IN GREAT GAME! WRETCHED FORM AND West New Brighton Nine 3RD PLACE First Tuss!· ior South Amboy ARE SQUELCHED. 9-2 Poles Out Fifteen Saie 000 IS Championship Won by RAHWAY TAKES is Puzzle to Hits Saturday. Auggy Uliner Ο'ΤοοΙθ Band. Make Six Errors-Kinsul'a GIVEN DEFEAT Booz's Team Who Fall ZIG-ZAG GAME Disep- KELLY GETS HOMER from First. RESULT OF FRAY IS 6-5 PAT BY FREEHOLD FROM poinis--ftppleeate Allows But 3 T. A. C. Scores Runs on Er- STINSON GETS HOMER Murray Borlund and Bucka- 'SAINTS^ Hits-New Pitcher Although Not rors-Luther Pauqh Does After Leading for Six Inn- lew in Pitcher's Duel—Re- Union County Clan Evens Up Lead Works Downed by Bar- Nitty Clouting. ings, Spotswood Infield cord Crowd on Hand. In Series by Taking Pounded is No Puzzle. ber-Cable Works Lose Falls Down. Tussle, 8-6. Harry Applegate and his Frank- died stealing. Coley fanned. Ful- epertal to tile EVSXINO Ν Κ ITS. to ttf BVKHryr? NS w*. to Atlantic. lins tightened their grip on the claim lerton singled over short. Foster July 21:—Rube Robe- South 21:—Eight Tottenville, Amboy, July for the city championship yesterday out. Toolin to Hunt. dee's slants and other offerings were hundred Tans saw the Athletics nose afternoon, when they took the meas- I.oesrr out, Apple to Coley.. Stln- accepted by the strong FINAL SCORE IS 8 TO 3 out the Sheridans after- IS EXCITING AFFAIR pleasantly W. L. P.C. yesterday ure of the Saint Anthonys in the son died, Smith to Coley. Peterson Alaskas, of West New Brighton, noon on the latter'» field, fi to 5, in Barber Asphalt Β 0 1.000 second gaifte of the series on the out. Smith to Coley. afternoon, when the Tot- the first battle of a series Saturday Works Β 1 .833 three-game copper works diamond before an as- Seventh filed to leeclol to the EVENI\Q NBWM. Copper Rahway evened lip accounts with inning—Eyerkuss tenville A. C. was handed a costly for the championship of this burg. of fans. When the A. 8. and R 3 1 .750 St. baseball of semblage 1,000 Christy. Apple hit through Stin- 8-3. Without exception 21.—After hold- Such and as was the Anthony nine, beating, Spotswood, July rooting cheering hostilities were over, the scorers an- son and went to third on Loeser's Chesebrough 3 2 .600 this on every member of the visiting com- ing the crack Freehold team down done has never before been equalled city, Saturday afternoon Lead Works 4 3 .671 nounced in a chorus, 9-2, in favor of error. Wilson walked and stole sec- bine found the Rube for least one for*six full and of the here and the fine exhibition Riverside Park grounds In Rahway 1 ^t Innings, part Atlantic T. C 2 4 .333 fully the Franklins. ond. Rodda's sinble to short right Robedee was bombarded and next, the Spotswood infield "crack- warranted the enthusiasm of the when the locals were sent down to, safety. Cable Works 1 4 .200 Kinsulla, it was reported, refused scored Apple ami Wilson. Christy's the fifteen ed" on afternoon and al- were defeat In the second game of pelted all around lot, Saturday crowd. Many of the old fans aj to for un- bad New Jersey 0 6 .000 The pitch yesterday reasons throw gave Smith a life on first. registered by the lowed the Monmouth team to romp to vouch that the was series by 8 to 6 odds. battle punches being willing game known and the St. Anthony manage- Yalla was hit and there were three whose claim on the cham- with a hard earned the best that has been in was one of the most interesting and, Alaskas, away victory. Pitching in nil hie old time brtl- staged ment was forced to a new twir- on bases. the witnessed In the Union, get On hit and run, Rod- of Staten Island now looks Sheffield clever ball, and, if South In many years. exciting yet pionship pitched Inancy, Auggy Ulmer was a proposi- Amboy ler. The new monnd artist, whose da scored and Toolin's errer gave than ever. he had received would Borlund the burg, many close plays being effect-] stronger good support, tion too difficult to solve for the A. Murray decorated name was given as Vance, hails from Coley first base. Fullerton out, runs which the T. A. C. col- havo 3 to 2. The final score the tossers and ed. The tussle was a zig-zag affair Both won, S. and R. nine, who toppel down mound for O'Toole j Newark, it was stated. He was hit Vance to Hunt. Foster died the lected in the sixth stanza were tal- was 8 to which makes the de- Buckalew was on the line for with the Saints and Rahway taking 3, only to third place in the factory league tiring freely at all stages and the eleven same way. on miscues and the run scored feat suffered this turns at forging to the front. lied year by Spotswood race, while the Copper Works mount- Delaney'e favorites. By striking out wallops landed by the city champions Toolin tiled out to Fullerton, who in the was also more than one run Through some poor work by the by Tottenville ninth by margin. ed to second berth as the result of six men and allowing but eight safe with the six black er- also infield the locals collected coupled big caught Yenk's line fly. Hunt made 011 an error. Out of their total The tale of woe: earned a shade over Rahway the latter's victory over the former bingles, Murray rors by the "Sain" players, gave the was out, Apple to Coley. six of their coun- four tallies in the second stanza, but the Alaskas earned Spotswood. Saturday afternoon, 5-0. Ulmer was Buckalew, who was touched safely victors their nine tallies. Eighth to show that the I'nion county lads inning—Eyerkuss out, ters. Luther Paugh did some nifty A.B. R II P.O. A Ε in danger several times, but he al- nine times and caused four men to On tho other to Hunt. on the Saints be- hand, Harry Apple- Vance Appie filed to T.oe- his crew. Pat 4 1 1 3 0 C on the had nothing them, clouting for Kelly Jolly sg ways proved master of the situation, drop the willow three-strikes was In form and allowed ser. Wilson filed to Peterson. to In their half of gate great slammed out a homer off the delivery Mankowskl 3b. 4 1 0 1 5 1 count. issued three free gan play poorly as the A. S. and R. team plnyers were Each passes but three hits while his team mates Elle struck out. Christy out on a If the second and before they "came to" of Robedee. *!. Appleby 3 0 1 2 1 C unable to send even one tally across to base No. 1. him The to Rodda. Vance struck out. the was 4-3. gave wonderful support. fly The reason: 2b 4 1 1 Ο 1 5 Borlund and did tally Bailey the plate. Joe Mullen and Oscar Ajidy Campion Franklins had an easy time, taking Ninth inning —Rodda out, Toolin R. lb 4 0 0 8 1 C best for the Ritter twirled for the State street Appleby Wilson were helpless before the de- the clouting victors, tho lead in the when to Hunt. Smith's took a he was second, they grounder Alaskas. De Voe cf 4 0 2 0 1 C while Manaker and made the crowd and while not as effec- livery of Ulmer. Hardy pushed live runs across tho olate. bad bounce and went as a hit over AB R H PO A Ε F. Dinkle c&rf. 3 0 tive as Armstrong, the opposing 0 3 1 C Pox Booz was in his usual form most timely wallops for the Sheri- Johnny Fullerton and "Yalla" Pe- short, Yalla singled to center and Ε. 2b. 5 1 1 3 4 0 slabsman, only half of the runs were McGrath, Sheffield .... 3 0 0 0 3 1 dans. ρ while on the rrfound for the A. S. terson were shining lights at the bat, was out when Coléy hit to If .... 3 0 1 0 0 0 earned him. Hunt Christy, Daniels, rf ... 1 0 against Johnny Wagner 0 0 0 C ; and R. crew, to whom came How and why: while Mat. Rodda's playing In center who threw to Toolin. stole Seaton, lb 4 1 2 8 0 0 cjefeat made an error In the first inning Coley c .... 2 0 0 5 0 C Browning for the first time Saturday. Pudney Athletics. field was also a distinct feature. second, Fullerton hit Pat. Kelly, cf 5 1 2 2 0 0 j which was not a costly one. 'Pete safely through ! Stinson, the faet little third base- PO Α Ε AB R Η Louis Kile's triple was the longest Stinson. Fostef 11w'fty*'ttui;",riyhome run clout off the A. Borlund, o.. 7 0 0 5 3 3 ed a reversal In form yesterday, ac- I.oeser filed to Wilson. Stinson Birmingham, 3b. 4 1 2 4 2 1 A.B. R Η P.O. Α Ή a costly miscue. delivery of Booz. Campion, lb..9 2 0 4 1 3 cepting numerous chances without was out, Fullerton to Coley. Peter- C. McGrath, c 4 0 1 7 0 0 Mills cf 4 1 0 2 Ο 1 The Atlantic Terra Cotta crew Connell, 3b ... 1 1 0 4 1 1 making a mlscue. His fielding was son was ont, Fullerton to ρ 4 1 1 1 8 1 I Coley. Bryan, Fountain ss .. 4 0 4 1 C ; won from the Cable Works, 16-15. P. Delaney, 2b. 2 2 1 4 0 1 brilliant, but he was unable to do How it was done: Thompson cf 4 0 0 0 C 4 The Lead Works failed to check Hlggins, cf 2 0 0 8 0 0 any hitting. "Pud" Stineon was in Ht. Anthonys. 39 8 15 27 11 lb 3 1 5 0 C Hyier ; the Barber Asphalt team, who tooS G. Delaney, If. 0 0 0 4 1 1 MUSIC HAS ITS: poor form at third base. While he AU R H PO Α ί 2b 4 1 1 2 C T. A. C. Folley I the decision Saturday afternoon, 7-4. McDonald, rt 2 0 0 3 0 0 rtiado-but one error, although many Loeser If 3 0 0 3 0 2 Skillman 3 1 3 2 1 AB R H PO A Ε p^ ... I The Barber clan is still leading in the M. Borlund, p.. 2 0 0 4 0 0 q6,.thai. "Saint" rooters think he Stinson 3b 4 1 0 t 11 Lewis a ...... 4 4 1 2 12 1 C Al. Palmer, rf. 4 0 1 0 0 0 league race, having a clean slate of should be oredlted with two or three, P. Peterson cf. 4 d 0 1 0 1 rf 2 2 0 0 1 C Χ.. Paugh, cf 5 0 3 2 1 1 Brown five victories. 27 8 1 35 β 9 I2H lie did not cover much ground, sev- Toolin 2b 3 0 1 4 3 1 3b 4 1 0 Ο 1 1 CHARMS, Pagnod, ss 5 0 0 2 1 0 Boyle The New Jersey Terra Cotta boys eral hits going through his territory. Yenk c 3 0 0 2 1 0 Sheridans. Art. Palmer, lb. 4 0 1 9 1 0 forfeited to the Chesebrough. Yesterday's tussle was the second Hunt lb 3 Ό 0 14' Or "0 Totals 3? 8 9 27 8 S PO Α Η AB R Η Elle Arenson, 2b ... 3 1 0 5 4 1 same which the Franklins won and rf 3 1 1 0 0 0 Spotswood 30000000 0—3 Callahan, 3b 2 3 1 3 1 1 And Beach Band Beats Wood- Larkin, 8b .... 2 1 0 1 0 0 another victory will give them the se- Christop'rson se 3 0 1 1 5 1 Freehold 00100124 χ—8 Qulnlan, rf 2 0 0 Β 1 1 Cline, lf 3 0 0 0 0 0 Tune ries. Vance ρ 3 0 0 1 5 0, Sacrifice lilts: O. Appleby. Struck Hardy, If ..... 1 0 0 4 1 2 by Merry E. Paugh, 0 ... 4 0 0 6 1 0 bridge First tnnlng—Wilson hit to Vance out by 10; by Sheffield, β. Manaker, cf 1 0 0 3 2 2 Robedee, ρ .... 4 1 2 1 4 0 Kiilman, TRIM who threw to Hunt. Hodda filed to 2!» 2 3 27 15 6 ACMES 0 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 Bases on balls: off Sheffield 4. Dou- Dooling, lb ...13 0 1 who to (a) Woglom, 3b Musical Nine surprised Loeser, backed up the ropes. Franklins. ble Mankowski to 2b ... 3 2 0 4 0 0 Boynton's (b) Bedell, If. 1 0 0 1 0 0 plays: R. Apple- Maxfleld, J Smith hit to Vance, who threw to Α Π R II PO A Ε 0 tile Tigers, of Woodbridge, yesterday by to Mankowski, Dlnkle to Jolly. Hensbergher, ss. 2 0 4 0 0 Wilson 1Γ 4 2 0 1 on the Beach Hunt. 0 1 c 4 0 0 3 0 0 morning Boynton 36 3 7 27 12 2 Umpire, Thorckinorton. Purcell, was re- Rodda cf 5 when the Loeser hit to Appie and 1 2 4 0 0 FORDS TEAM ... grounds they gave visiting 1 7 0 4 0 1 Batted for Larkin in eighth. Buckalew, ρ tired, Appio to Stinson flew Smith 2b 5 1 1 2 3 0 (a) combine a sound walloping to the Coley. (b) Batted for Cline in eighth. out to Smith. Peterson was out, I L .Peterson c. 4 1 2 4 1 0 27 14 2 34 8 tune of a 12-1 score. Charley Klea- Alaskas.... 00100312 1—8 5 Cotey· unassisted. I Coley 1b 5 1 110 0 0 Two base man, the cornet player, had (oo much Tottenville. 00000200 1—3 Gives Local hits, Quinlan, A. Bor- Second safe- Fullerton ss ,.,1,„ 3 3 4 0 Heavy Hitting atuff on the ball and the Tigers were inning—Yalla singled Two base TIGERS EAT UP land, Campion, F. Delaney. Three- Foster rf Home run, Pat Kelly. ly to left field and stole second. 4 0 0 2 0 0 base hits, Manaker, C5. Delaney. Ijeft unable to do any damage with the I L. E. McGrath. to left and Yalla came ... 4 0 0 1 0 hits, Paugh, Robedee, Team the in con- Coley singled Eyerkuss 3b 0 Victory on bases, Sheridans, 6; Athletics, 5. willow. Music was furnished Stolen bases, Arenson, Larkin, Sea- while went to Applegate ρ ... 4 2 2 0 3 0 Junction with the game. According home, Coley second, 2, Bryan, Birmingham, when Loeser fumbled tho hit. Fui- ton, Serrlck, to reports from Woodbridge, the 2. Bases on off off WEST END NINE first stanza lerton's to Hunt took a bad 38 9 11 27 11 1 balls, Bryan, 4; Heavy hittrfig from the team that was defeated was called grounder 2. Struck out, by Bryan, final one the Acmes For and bounce and he was scor- Franklins 050000 3 0 1—9 Robedee, until the gave Bicycles Motorcycles the Tiger Reserves. safe, Coley 5. Passed ball, C. afternoon in while the was made. St. .0 0 0 1 1 0 00 W 6; by Robedee, lite decision yesterday SEE The box score: ing play being Anthonys McGrath, 2. Earned runs, Alaska, 6; a game in Fords against the repre- Foster was out, Vance to Hunt. Three base T>yo U&çn Plainfieid Crowd IVIeits De- Timers. T. A. C., 0. Umpires, Flynn and sentative crew of that The Mads Madsen Eyerkuss died, Christy to Hunt. hit Appie. Struck out, by Appie 4, place. Λ Β R H PO A Betts. Scorer, Dougherty. final result was 12-7. This tells the 197 New Brunswick Avenu! Fullerton stole third and then came J by Vance 1. Sacrifice hit, Foster. feat in Ohmenhlser, ss 4 0 2 0 Woodbridge. tale: home on Apple's double. Apple reg- Wild pitch. Applegate. Hit by Sole Agent for Racycle and Self- lb 3 0 0 5 Acmes. Welch, istered a run when Peterson fell and j pitched ball, L. Peterson. Umpire, the Merke 1 Motor If, p. 4 0 0 2 AB R H PO Λ Ε Starting) Hying Minkler, dropped Wilson's fly. Toolln kept i Joe Kelly of Rahway. Attendance IVCtal to the EVBitrVn NBWS. J. H'lzh'mer, c,rf 4 0 13 P. Dametsch, es 4 1 1 0 0 0 cycle. ltodda's liner to a single, while Wil- 1,000. Stolen bases, L·. Peterson, Woodbridge, July 21:—The West Alexander, cf 4 0 0 1 .... Rodda SEWAREN THIM of de- Samsoe, 3b 2 2 2 2 2 0 son scored. stole second. Fullerton, Roddu, Stinson. Wilson, End team, Plalllfleld, suffered 3b 4 0 1 2 A. If. β 1 2 2 0 0 Egan, Smith was to Hunt. Coley, Toolin. feat afternoon on the Sorenson, out, Christy I yesterday 2b .... 3 0 0 3 1 0 3 0 Needer, Toolin filed to Fullerton. Yenk Recreation Park when Madsen, 2b G 1 grounds they 1 J. ... 2 0 0 1 Welch, ρ Hied Rodda. Hunt did the same encountered the The final M. Dametsch, lia β 2 3 12 3 2 "Perth to Tigers. Amboy's Original Bauman, rf, p. 3 0 0 t> c 6 13 9 10 thing. CLOVER score was 12-4. Needer Adams, 4 opposed Γ. c.lb 2 10 SQUAD M. Sorenson, cf. 0 1 2 0 1 0l H'lzh'm'r, Third inning—-Yalla filed to Slocum. The feature of the tussle CABARET" MATAWAN NINE Cosh, rf ... .5 1 0 0 0 Toolin, who made a fine catch. was Minkler's home run in the fifth 0! 33 1 4 21 13 6 .5 2 0 2 4 1 to Hunt. Ful- The Sewaren A. A. took the with three on the bases. Olesen, ρ Coley out, Christy Clovers, of this city. Into camp yes- THE ERNST HOUSE Musical Nine. lerton filed to Toolln. terday afternoon by a 6-2 score. 46 12 14 27 IS 3 AB R H PO A Kl Elle struck out. Christy flied out CHECK DEXTERS Eddie Simoneen did the twirling and Dletz, cf 6 2 ι| to Foster. Vance died, Fullerton to Fords. "RATHSKELLER" allowed but four safe bingles. Beck Leu, ss 4 0 Coley. AB R H PO A Ε' On New Brunswick Ave., Near Smith St. NATIONALS ARE ... 6 0 Fourth Inning—Foster's foul fly was touched for eight hits. Kleaman, ρ ?l P. 8b.. 5 0 0 1 1 11 Matton, Sehrer, c 4 Η was nabbed by Stinson. Eyerkuss Locals Yester- 0 2 Beaten, 6-3, Egan, 2b 5 2 8 1 | R. Simonsen, 3b 5 3 was out, Christy to Hunt. Appie ss&cf .3 1 0 1 1 3 1 Best of Entertainers Wolney, Dlsen, bs 4 0 fanned. in Monmouth Fullerton, cf&ss 5 113 0 0 day Burç. 8 TO 3 MR. PhIL BRAVER Sullivan, lb ... 3 10 s Loeser walked. Stinson forced Ryder, lf 4 1 1 1 0 0 ο at to "The Ever Pleasing· Entertainer] R. Simonsen, If. 3 1 Loeser out second, Fullerton DRISCOLL BEAT BESTED^ Fritz, c 5 1 2 4 0 1 0 Stinson stole second. Peter- 3avallo, rf .... 3 ι! Smith. Matawan's representative baseball Handerhan, lb 4 2 1 8 1 01 MISS BESSIE LES 1ER son flied out to Foster. Toolin sin- nine bested the fast going Dexters Clan Takes Locals L. Matton, rf. 2 0 0 0 0 0 "The Little Girl With the U\g Voice" Huguenot 37 >2 15 24 14 5; gled to left field and Stinson scored yesterday afternoon, 6-3 on tlie WoT-t Lamparter, ρ 3 1 0 1 6 0 10000 0— the Wilson. Into MISS LOLA LESLIE rigers 00 11 when ball got past mouth team's grounds in in interest- Camp. "The Sweet Voice Soprano" Huslcal Nine 2 U 2 0 4 0 4 χ—12 Toolin died trying to steal third, ing tussle. Joe Deegan, who occu- 36 7 7 27 8 7 j Two base hits, Zehrer, R. Stmon- Yalla to Eyerkuss. pied third baso for me locals made Acmes ... 5 0010221 1—12j Don't Miss the Big Nights len, Sullivan, T. Holzheimer. Bases Fifth inning—Wilson was out, several costlï errorc. t'ete Campbell 21:—The Perth Fords ... 03004000 0— 7 Huguenot, July in off Welch, 4; off Bauman, Stinson to Hunt. Rodda Hied to Song Night balls, who made ins delmt in baseball îee- Amboy Nationals were downed by Three base hits, Fullerton, A. Sor- '■ TUESDAY'S-QIri 2. THURSDAY 'b Fun Night 4; off Kleaman, 4; off Minkler, Loeser. Smith popped to Vance. terday afternoon after a lay off of a the Huguenot team, 8 to 3, yesterday enson, Adams. Two base hits, Ryder, SATURDAY'S Extra Entertainer® Welch, 1 Struck out, by Kleaman, 7; by Yenk out, Smith to Coley. Hunt few s· ai.ons, played hi such fine or- afternoon on the local grounds. Fin- Fritz, Handerhan, M. Dametsch. Left and every other night 3; by Bauman, 2. Hit by pitcher, flied to Rodda. Eile tripled after der that Manager Larson l as sijrncd ley's batting was a strong point for on bases. Acmes, 6; Fords, 8. Base Passed Holzbeim- Clean-High Class-Up-to-Data L.ew, Zehrer. ball, fouling many times. Elle scored on liim up ar: a regular outieUer. Camp- the Huguenot crew. The Huguenot on balls, off Olesen, 3; off Lampart- ] Bosaie. ar. Umpire, Attendance, a wild pitch. Christy singled down bell p.iiert out a safety '.hat sc-oied team errorless ball. Turley er, 4. Struck out, by Olesen, 6; by Cabaret 7.30 to 12 played !00. first base. Vance struck out. the fir.it run for the )Cils and also did the heaving.for the victors, while Lamparter, 4. Umpire, Madsen. "The Place That Pleases Everybody" Sixth inning—Loeser dropped acepted several tard th 11· 14 j,i the Thomas and Garis did the mound run. * All the EBWn for η Yalla's fly after a long Yalla o-.'e'i' work for the beaten band. Subscribe for the NEWS. — — —— '"Jil »> THE CUB Now The Boss Knows How A Cow Likes It "HOP Kjv;\j\jr9ΡΠΠΡ REPORTER By novJ^ CARE THERE. AMY Τ=Οί£Ε^ΊΑΝ~ fîÂ[yT TOO (CSCOOP-THe. 1 DONT fr&T QUESTIONS 0Ç= TH& RANCH EXPECTS ] -So ^Aft.N WOULD uvce^ C^tEL-Tè DO ΎνΑΛΤ-5 ι Τ1-(OUR J SoMt/ T*EAL\STtC. [~Xo A.-5VC? "ftOPIMG^-q-Ex OK IMITATION ΟΡ- JT\ VOUR. ttORiE. ANP Α MAVE-R\ctc 15 TERf ECT" <5How me. how \JYou "DO VT"
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