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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18
BLUEFISH AT BARNEGAT

H. Applegate, of this city, writes
from Barnegat that large quantities
of bluehsh are being captured around
Barnegat inlet. Boats brought in up
to 100 each, from two to four pounds
apiece, yesterday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

landing, but Mrs. GARNER exhibited
such cleverness in gaining mastery
over the river denizen that she was
highly complimented. She is, per-
haps, the first lady in that part of the
st. Lawrence river TO have brought
muscallonge safely into a boat. Mrs.
GARNER, with her husband, are camp
ing along the St. Lawrence river. near
Ogdensburg. and have been very sue
cessful in handling the rod and reel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18
CANAL.
Lockmeyer a Puzzle.

The Prince street playground team
was unable to fathom the curves OF
pitcher Lockmeyer at the Oliver
street playground yesterday, and as
a result the home team won by the
score of II to s. The score:
OLIVER ST PRINCE ST
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storm Anxious to Meet Beck.

Jimmy Storm, of this city, is anx-
ious to meet Kid Beck, of Elizabeth,
in a bout. The contest would make
a good Central Institute attraction.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

Before Mrs. /. H. GARNER returns
to her home in this city from Ogdens-
burg, New York. where she is sum-
mer resident, she will have estab-
lished a fishing record that will make
local anglers sit up and take notice.
While fishing down the St. Lawrence
river recently. Mrs. GARNER captured
a 42-pound muscallonge.
The huge specimen of the fuzzy
tribe caused considerable trouble in
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SHUGRUE BEATEN

SYDNEY. N. s. W., Aug. 1S.-Mil-
burn Saylor earned the decision over
Young (Joe) Shugrue, of Jersey CITY,
after twenty rounds of fast milling
here last night.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
washington, / New York. 0.
New York. 4 Washington. g.
Philadelphia. o. Cleveland, O.
Games Today.
Cleveland at New York,
Detroit Mt Philadelphia.
Chicago az Boston
ST. Louis at Washington.
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PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Aug. 1s.-one
bad inning which netted the Toronto
batters seven runs in the opening
round caused the defeat of the Grays
yesterday. Comstock got away to a
weird start. The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

Yesterdays Results.
Newton, 8; Canal, /.
oliver, IT; Prince, 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

Yesterdays Result.
Toronto, Z; Providence, 4.
Games Today.
Montreal at Newark
Rochester at Baltimore.
Games Tomorrow.
Toronto at Newark
Rochester at Baltimore.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn. 4: Kansas City. 1.
indianapolis, S; Pittsburg, 40 in).
Games Today.
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Pittsburg at Indianapolis
Buffalo at st. Louis.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
Tennis PLAYERS OPEN
annual TOURNAMENT

The annual city tennis tournament
opened on the Y. M. and Y w. c. A.
courts yesterday, IL matches being
played in mems singles and one in the
women's doubles. The women's singles
were postponed to start today IL wealth
err permits.
The matches In all the preliminaries
are decided by sets. the best two out
of three. In the finals, three out of
five will determine the winners Most
OF the matches yesterday went three
sets. but none required more than
three.
In the first round Of the mems singles
X. Boardman won from Max Meachann,
6-3, So; e. w. White won from ]. H.
Peterson, 7-5, 81; T. c. Coffin won
from L. Clinton. 1-6. 6-1, 81; H. r.
Mckinney won from s. e. Blaine, is,
Sc, ga: s. R. Funston won from A. f.
Dannemiller. 2-s. 60. 60; B. Eastman
won from II. L. Senger. 81, As, ga;
w. H. Beach won from H. L. Mccaila,
Ga, 3-6, ga: c. j. Mckee won from
DIR. Holverson. 81. SO; James Ailshie
won from f. s. Baird, 6-1. "a.
In the second round G. r. Beymer
won from G. +. Adams, ga. $40, 6-1.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
e. W.. White won from t. C. Coffin,

e. W. White won from T. C. Coffin,
As, ga, 6-3.
The matches scheduled for today in
mems singles are as follows: F. Wy
man versus P. Martin, C. A. Welday
versus X Boardman, H. r. Mckinney
versus S. r. Funston. B. Eastman
versus w. H. Beach. G. ]. Mckee ver-
sus James Ailshie, A. B. Purton versus
w. H. Beach. C. J. Mckee versus
James Ailshie. A. b. Purton versus e.
Snow.
The first matches in mems doubles
will be played today as follows: Fol-
som and Mccormick versus Meacham
and Adlshie, McCalla and Brink versus
Snow and Peterson, Coffin and Coffin
versus Eastman and Martin.
The only match in the ladies depart
ment yesterday was the Funston and
Duncan teams victory over Lauder
baugh and Haugse. ga. So. Miss
Morse was given her game in singles
with Miss Perky by default.
Scheduled in the singles for today in
women's singles are Laudergaugh ver-
sus Stewart and Kerr versus Tinm.
In the doubles are Byron and Houston
versus Perky and Timm and Dame
miller and Stewart versus Morse and
Kerr, the latter match postponed from
yesterday. The entire schedule. OF
course, is threatened by rain, and the
outlook is that the courts will have to
work overtime tomorrow and Friday.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
RESOLUTE WINS THE
TRIAL YACHT RACE.

Rye, N. Y, June 24.-Ail three of the
cup defense aspirants, the Resolute
Vanftie and Defiance, met yesterday
for the first time in a completed race
and finished in the order named, with
the flag officers yacht a winner by
many minutes. 1t was her sixth and
longest victory over the vanitie, which
seemed slower than usual, while the
Defiance, which had chance for the
first time to show her worth, proved
a disappointment.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24

Yesterdays results-Boise 8, Ogden
10; Salt Lake 1s, Murray 3; Butte 2.
Helena 0.
Today's pool to win-Boise, Murray,
Helena.
This gets on your nerves, to play
winning ball and get edged out, day
after day. Justice is blind.
Fans in Boise have been impatiently
waiting for Smoky Joe" Woods to
show something. He showed home
run yesterday. Maybe If he can't get
into pitching form he might be used
as pinch hitter.
The Irrigators and Gamers will play
seven games this week at Ogden, one
being game postponed when the Can
ners were at Boise the first of June.
This extra game may give Jensen a
chance to climb up some.
President Murphy has been in Salt
Lake several days. and held a meeting
with some of the league directors Mon
day night. Jensens protest of the
game last week when Hester was al
lowed to play without paying his fine,
was not allowed and Salt Lake keeps
the game.
Wessler of Ogden helped Boise out
as second baseman yesterday. When
he booted the ball a couple of times,
the Irrigators looked as though they
wanted to beat him up, and Wessler
was afraid they would, so he retrieved
himself by delivering two beautiful hits
out Of five times up.
Ramey, Pittsburg Pirate reserve
who has been working in the Nebraska
State league. reported to Salt Lake
Monday and Johnny Schultz was re-
leased. Jensen promptly signed him,
and 1t is thought he will be of consid-
cradle help to the Irrlgators. next half
season If not these last two series.
Welcome, Johnny.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
RALLY IN EIGHTH
ARRIVED TO0LATE
Ogden Takes the Opening
Game q Series With
Boise.


Boise i. ...... 0 0 0 8 o 8 o. 8
Ogden :. ...... 0 8 90 0 10
Roios
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
LEADERS TO BATTLE
IN TWILIGHT LEAGUE

The Sweet Teller club, lead
ing the Twilight league. and the
Murpheys. hard on their heels,
will pause in their flight this
evening long enough to decide
the dispute as to which team
is entitled to set the pace in the
city race for the next few days.
The stove and stewpan sellers
think themselves above COM
petition in the matter. but the
cigar distributors are equally
positive that they should bear
the palm. So. II Jupiter Pluvius
viii let up on the downpour in
time, there will be some ball
game this evening at $3.50
o'clock at Twilight park. Wy
man and Soren. perhaps. per-
haps. will be the opposing pitch
men,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
Summary.


Stolen bases - Weaver, Murphy,
Jones, Cobb, Ellis. Sacrifice hit
Bowling. Sacrifice fly--Seabough. Two
base hits-Dowling 2, Woolums. Wess-
Ter 2, Risberg. Three base hit-Jones.
Home run-Woods. Double plays
Weaver to Bostick Base hits-Off
Meter in innings, off Woods 5 in 4
innings, off Knight IL in Z 23 innings,
off Couch in 1 1-3 innings. Struck
out-By Meter g. by Woods 2, by
knight 6, by Couch /. Base on balls
koff Woods 3, off Knight 2. Hit by
pitched ball--Cobb by Woods. Passed
ball--W eaver. Runs batted in-By
Bauer 2, Weaver, Moorehead, Wessler,
Woods. Woolums Jones, Risberg, Dow
lingt2, Ellis, Seabough. Left on bases
Boise s. Ogden s. Time Of game
2:10. Umpire-Longaneck
Ogden, June 24.-With swats bunch
ed up and runs coming in triplets,
Ogden took the opening game from
Boise. 10 toy 8. Woods relieved Meter
after the fourth inning. the score being
tied. but his wildness and another pair
OF hits gave Ogden the lead. A rally
in the eighth by the visitors nearly
took THE game away again, and would
have done 50 had there been anybody
on basees when Joe Woods knocked the
ball out of the lot.1 Knight gave way
to the new Gamer pitcher, Couch, at
this point, and saved the game. Wess-
ler, an Ogden player, was loaned to
Jensen for the day, Schimpf beirg
crippled up, and he showed his good
: faith by driving in a couple of runs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
Around the Circuit.
1. i. /. + i. i. i. i. i. i. i. I

Meter went up in the air, 30
did Joesy Woods-lost their
baskets like a pair of Red Rid
ing Hoods. Thrice the Gamers
ran amuck, chalking up the
score. Three times three-and,
durn the luck, one time 1t was
four. That makes three straight
battles we ought to We won, my
friend. Had 'em won, and then,
by gee. lost out at the end!
Where has Cap'n Jensen put all
his wishbones, Bo? Where's the
Boise rabbits foot, / should
like to known What though all
the fans at home keep on pull
ing hard? What though every
day a pome offers up tn bard?
Mrs. Fortune keeps her phiz
stolid as sphinx. Jensen,
please get down to biz-can the
bloody jinx!
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville 3-s, Milwaukee AZ.
indianapolis 9. Kansas City ..
Cleveland 40. Minneapolis ST.
Columbus TIA. 81. Paul o.. (second
game II innings.)
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24
Baseball Results.
UNION ASSOCIATION.

I. i. i. i. i. i. i. i. i. i. i. i.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-06-24

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sinen Samp nit ben bemen &remsrn Sdarnbur
nnS 0neenan beteben batten.
Gin sOnSOmer serdt ust ban Gin einiabrenO Oamr 0am
pfer Der emglden &m mbrere gnnfen oemide S seie
ben Gr T midlt iSemisierem, samb ab baF
&ressfabrsems Sas Wirbe d NIT elmer Nem gu
ammenSen Narid bedcn oah ont Sprpebpbppte Die ngli
e angfen nnb sebn sruk Sdfe snm Snfen bradteu, ua
renS ben 60 ansrenOem SOrpebObuun 10 sennm wdrn
aasemen bd e fir ridjtis, bah Die sHr Die Oenien
&re5er peben nnb yresan Die ben Sarbanen egen
enanftc nno Die yelabnng einlekl Der Siere mb
nabm Sine are ute @ruFbritammems, 6ramfreis mnb mh
lambs Die Sn iorbert Die urtse epariermms Der Sfere
nnb Wanndaen Su redenluub lit Wesen Der tmrfiden
Gruerbmns Der @ressidfie icbr beprst.
Sus Tetersbnrg bOrt BAT Die Sirfei fHnnnSenbab l
ltonen Srnppen muer babe Yunen Der bent
idlen nm Dferredlildlen 6renSe ieben.
Sm oisieHen @elOmnsen 5raned bf @ nuf lungs Der
frau5Ohden nnb belgiihen @rense bene &nbe berride
gegIe Ser nber ben setrigen &f BET 6aen beiasem,
baf Die Semien Spten %unubem 5000 ann
loren 6aben Sin Semer Ser iber ben ampf lest mt
Ger belsiide @enalab lit Der ebersemsnns baf nod
9amp bel Saeen @rniiel ruidJt lGuser in @efabr" lit.
Der Gmeraitab prsednet amd en 8ermdt Sa bic Senen
Die Sorts pon sntd rert ben nnS bsseinet as fala
Sffi5le Nadten ;sranref er5Gblen Dap Die Sclse
200O NM Die rau5ueu 1900 Snt &egsgeangenem sema
labem nmb bak Ssn Sa Elm ein serriorimm babe Die
&rann ern babe fir Die bon linen gmadn 9regsgeange
lnterfnnft sn bieten.
ieser nebmem nffGrnnssbeni eimar iebr tGism Nm
tell benn Die Seser pen brei Dene Sngsense bernmtergu
icn Spe 6ea setOtet bab ubrenb elm framOer Sser
NIT fnappr nbe Der %erognns Smrd br srok 6ms5emse
entseben funnte
Gin Sanffaierer, Der Smi nad Srnd entfam, erflG
Die Seobner SI bGen nen 8rnno f ber Die gebanb.
lung bnr@ Die einmarideren Sentiden gu beflaseu.
Ser nmerifande @pnin Snras iuQ Insenmae SGmpfe
9ttd seueem en erfGrt baben baf Die Semem re
Spbnten frnpeaps ppferten.
snfanb wir6t e6 era eiebe 9Olem midt mnr in
GnFlanS nbern mebr nod Senlaub Ceterrei naarn
nnb Deripridt linen gubene Serge
S brite AbmralGt finbist an, bak Yaiaeierfa6rten
nad ben %erensen Stuan ebr bulb wieb amgemummem
ben fDnnen
@rGTbent Siun erlieR Observation-Disclosures bic ben
Nress5nanb uen @rpfbrtaunien Seerrei naau beft
6iu Irmeetranspuridi fir &adbefnrbernng Imerfa
europa ansgerHtet W 3nbena6me Sdji
neraer Climber enscn gearterten Sampferm bufft man.
nnbalb 30 Sage rnnb 10000 Imeraner bembef0rSen AT
fGnnen.
Gulunr Tus treibt Seuide ami brides Sdiff smrad aa
pitGn 1tniteb Sampfer brrGt 30 Seutfe ues Iep
mas bic ebt in &ingtun ®sgefangeme fnb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-14

Gltern georobt battert, i'm 5ii ser.
ltiifeln uno Die @ltern ieIbit 5t err
ntoroen, mcnn ni6t fir ieine 9fiid-
9obe SoleaelO be5ablt iper6e. Sieben-
bunoert Collars in narfierten @eloe
muroe bon ocm %ater oes @noben
oen ,Siibrern Der 9urrbe gegeben.
gtad ieiner 5reilaiiung fiibrte 5Sronf
Die Toli5ei nad Dem Souie, in benz
cr feltgebolten porben mar, uno
feline @ntfiibrer pur0en perboftet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-14
Starb fiirs &aterlanb.

Sap Gitp, Nfif. Ia. 9lug.
sSrau SoiepbiAe @olters erbielt per
&abeI oie gea6ri6t aus 0euti6Ionb,
baB 5ipei ibrer Neffen, Offi5iere i'm
Oeliti6en Seer, in Dem Sample na6e
Siittid) 9efuGen iin6. Giner ser 9tef-
fen, S2Soiepb @alters, lebte bier mel
rere Sabre, febrte aber Dor ic6s
rSo6ren nad 0eliti6lano 5llriif.