August 3, 1919
Harlem, NY
"Cubans in Harlem. - Another double header in the interesting series between the Lincoln Giants and the Cuban Stars will be played tomorrow afternoon at Olympic Field, in Harlem. The Lincolns are only one game ahead of the club from Havana. The Cubans will have a big squad of rooters from the Cuban Colony Club. Williams will oppose Suarez in the feature contest, and Wickware, Western phenom, will pitch for the Lincolns in the first game."
Harlem, NY
"Lincoln Giants vs. Cuban Stars, double header, at Olympic Field."
August 10, 1919
At West New York, NY
"Cuban Stars 4, West New York 2."
August 19, 1919
Millville, NJ
"The Millville team will play the Cuban Stars here in a twilight game on the evening of August 19 and on the following Saturday the Merchant Ship team will be here for another contest."
August 20, 1919
Asbury Park, NJ
"Lincoln Giants Defeated - Asbury Park, New Jersey, August 20. - The Cuban Stars defeated the Lincoln Giants here today, 9 to 5."
August 23?, 1919
East New York, NY
"At East New York - Cuban Stars 9, East New York Athletic Association 13."
August 24, 1919
Harlem, NY
"Lincoln Giants vs. Cuban Stars, double header, at Olympic Field."
Harlem, NY
"Lincolns Sign Pitchers. - With three new Western pitchers added to their roster, the Lincoln Giants will be strongly fortified for their double header, the fourth of their series with the Cuban Stars of Havana, at Olympic Field, 136th Street and Fifth Avenue, tomorrow. To date the teams have broken even, each team having won one double header and divided the third. Suarez, the Cuban wonder who twice has beaten the Lincolns, will oppose Cyclone Joe Williams in the first game."
Watertown, NY
"Three Ball Stars With Havana Reds - Watkins Will Bring Strong Line-Up for Game With Locals Sunday - When John 'Pop' Watkins escorts his troupe of colored baseball warriors to this city Sunday to engage in a game with the All-Watertown team at Garland city park in the afternoon at 3, he will have on his roster three new men who have been recently acquired form star colored teams of the metropolis. During the past several days the genial dusky manager has been severely handicapped by the loss of a few of his players as a result of injuries and he found it necessary to dicker with several colored players with New York teams. Charles Culver and D. Bailey who have played with the Lincoln Giants, fastest nine in New York City, have been added to the Havana Red Sox while Wells of the Bacharach Giants of Atlantic City, who is an outfielder of note, is also now attached to the line-up of the colored Sox. Charles Culver is a shortstop while D. Bailey covers the hot corner."
Harlem, NY
"Cuban Stars Break Even - The Cuban Stars broke even in a double-header with the Lincoln Giants at Olympic Field yesterday, losing the first, 8 to 5, and winning the second, 7 to 0."
August 27, 1919
Millville, NJ
"Big Ball Games for Next Week - Aberfoyle Coming Monday and Cuban Stars on Wednesday. - On Wednesday evening the Cuban Stars of Havana, Cuba, will be the attraction. This is another big game for which a large guarantee must be paid. Ogden will work against the Stars."
Millville, NJ
"The Cuban Stars, of Havana, play in Millville Wednesday evening. It's a big attraction and should be largely attended."
Millville, NJ
"Another for Cuban Stars - Millville, New Jersey, August 27 (Special). - The Cuban Stars continued their winning streak here today in a twilight game before 3500 fans by defeating Millville, 6 to 1."
Millville, NJ
"Cuban Stars Beat Millville - Knocked Ogden Out of the Box in the Sixth - Hit Anything He Had to Offer - Millville Looked Bad in Conflict With Cubans, Played Ragged Ball - Millville looked bad against the Cuban Stars last evening. The score was 7 to 1. The home club tossed away a big opportunity to get the jump on the Cubans in the opening inning when Peterson failed to lay down a bunt that would help Robinson to third base. Ned had hit for two bases and with nobody down the chances were not bad. Instead Peterson popped to Feran, Helfrich hit to Chacon and Robinson was run down between second and third. A moment later Nelson singled to left centre. That would have meant a run and getting the jump on the Cubans is a great big advantage. They are hard boys to beat when they get a lead. Ogden didn't have a great deal and was hit so savagely that McFarland was sent in to relieve him in the sixth. Mac got himself in bad at the start when he dropped an easy roller, allowing two runs to tally. The Cubans hit the ball hard and hit frequently all through the game. They walloped several terrific drives that were handled by the Millville outfield in a sensational manner. They also pounded out others that were not handled by anybody on the lot. The lads from Havana obtained thirteen safe bingles among the assortment being a couple of two base swats. Millville hit the ball but not very hard. Two base wallops were obtained by Peterson and Robinson but neither developed a score. In the ninth Millville crammed the bases with one down but Peterson hit into a double play and the chance faded away."
August 31, 1919
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Cubans Meet Bushwicks. - The Cuban Stars of Havana, champions of the Cuban National League, will make their last appearance of the season at Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills L tomorrow when they play the Bushwicks a return double header. The Cubans are booked for passage to Havana early next month. The teams are evenly matched. Last time they met the Cubans won by 1 to 0 and 2 to 0 in games that scintillated with clever and sensational fielding."
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Bushwicks vs. Cuban Stars, double header, at Dexter Park, Brooklyn."
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Cubans Back in Brooklyn. - The Cuban Stars of Havana, champions of the Cuban National League, will pit their strength against the Bushwicks, leaders for the semi-pro honors in Brooklyn, next Sunday at Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills 'L.' The teams will play a return double header. The appearance of the Cubans probably will be their last in Brooklyn, as they expect to take passage for Cuba early next month."
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Cubans vs. Bushwicks. - The Cuban Stars of Havana, champions of the Cuban National League, will be the opponents of the Bushwicks in a double header next Sunday at Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hill L. The last time these teams met the Cubans triumphed, 1 to 0 and 2 to 0. Lucas, who held the Bushwicks to four hits when he last pitched against them, will hurl the opening game on Sunday, and opposed to him will be Spears. Williams and Padrone will pitch the sunset tilt."
September 7, 1919
Harlem, NY
"Cubans Drop Two Games - Are Beaten by Lincoln Giants, 5 to 3 and 11 to 10. The Lincoln Giants broke the tie in the series with the Cuban Stars of Havana by winning both ends of a double header at Olympic Field before a big gathering yesterday. The scores were 5 to 3 and 11 to 10. In the first game williams held the Cubans to five hits, but both teams garnered fifteen hits in the second. The series now stands 5 to 3 in favor of the locals. Next Sunday the Royal Giants will oppose the Lincolns."
September 7, 1919
New York, NY
"Cubans Drop Two Games - Are Beaten by Lincoln Giants, 5 to 3 and 11 to 10. The Lincoln Giants broke the tie in the series with the Cuban Stars of Havana by winning both ends of a double header at Olympic Field before a big gathering yesterday. The scores were 5 to 3 and 11 to 10. In the first game williams held the Cubans to five hits, but both teams garnered fifteen hits in the second. The series now stands 5 to 3 in favor of the locals. Next Sunday the Royal Giants will oppose the Lincolns."
September 14, 1919
Paterson, NJ
"At Paterson, New Jersey (second game, first game was Silk Sox and East Orange A.A.) - Silk Sox 5, Cuban Stars 0."
September 21, 1919
Harlem, NY
"Cubans Back in Harlem. - Two games that are sure to pack the capacity of Olympic Field, 136th street and fifth avenue, are booked for this Sunday, when the Lincoln Giants and the Cuban Stars of Havana clash in the fifth of their series of double headers. To date the teams have an even break. The Cubans are due to return shortly to Havana, where they are entered in the Cuban National Baseball League, hence this Sunday's game probably will be the last in the city this season."
Harlem, NY
"Cubans in Harlem. - Famous Havana Team Plays at Olympic Field Tomorrow. - The last double header in the series between the Lincoln Giants and the Cuban Stars of Havana will be played tomorrow at Olympic Field, 136th Street and Fifth Avenue. The teams have engaged in eight games to date and have an even break. The last time they met was a fortnight ago and on that occasion the Lincolns won 8 to 5 and then dropped the second game 7 to 0. The teams are keen rivals and always put up splendid games. The Cubans will leave for Havana shortly to play in their winter league."
Harlem, NY
"Cuban Break Even. - Divide Double Header With Lincoln Giants at Olympic Field. - The Lincoln Giants and the Cuban Stars of Havana completed their twelve game series yesterday before a big crowd at Olympic Field, with the teams breaking even. Yesterday the Lincolns won, 5 to 3, and the Cubans took the other game, 5 to 2. Each team has won six games. Next Sunday the Lincolns will play the All Leaguers. Mogridge of the Yankees and Ray Keating of the Boston Braves will pitch for the All Leaguers."
September 27, 1919
Long Island City, NY
"At Recreation Park, Long Island City, September 27 - Cuban Stars 3, Royal Giants 5."
September 28, 1919
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Cubans in Brooklyn. - Preparatory to leaving for Havana to get into the National League race there, the Cuban stars will play the fourth of a series of double headers with the Bushwicks tomorrow afternoon. The games will be played at Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills elevated station, Suarez and Fernandez, the Cuban pitchers, will make another effort to sweep the bill. The Bushwicks held a slight edge in their series."
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Bushwicks Win Two More. - Cuban Stars of Havana Latest Victims of Brooklynites. - The Bushwicks twice humbled the Cuban Stars of Havana yesterday in a double header at Dexter Park, Brooklyn, and thereby added more prestige to their claim for the semi pro title of that borough. Not only have the Bushwicks beaten the cream of the local semi-pro talent, but in addition have taken the measure of the leading teams that have visited this city. Yesterday's scores were 5 to 1 and 6 to 2. Next Sunday the Royals will make their last appearance at Dexter Park."
June 1, 1919
Harlem, NY
"Cubans Win and Lose. - Beat Lincolns, 6 to 5, After Dropping First Game, 7 to 6. In two exciting contests the Lincoln Giants and the Cuban Stars of Havana yesterday divided honors at Olympic Field, the Cubans taking the second game in eleven innings, 6 to 5, and the home nine winning the first, 7 to 6. Late rallies figured in each. The Lincolns scored four runs in the ninth inning of the opening contest. In the second game the Cubans tallied three times in the ninth and the home crew tied the count by scoring twice. A capacity crowd saw the game. Next Sunday the Lincolns will play the Hobokens and Downey Shipyards teams."
June 7?, 1919
Glendale, Long Island, NY
"At Glendale, Long Island - Cuban Stars 8, Ivanhoe Athletic Club 7."
June 8, 1919
Cypress Hills, Queens, NY
"Cubans in Double Bill. - Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills 'L' will be the scene of a good double header tomorrow, in which the Cuban Stars of Havana, champions of the Cuban National League, will tackle the Bushwicks. The games are sure to draw a capacity crowd. Hageman, schoolboy phenom, will pitch against Padrone, king of the Cuban hurlers, in the first game. The Cuban Colony's Club will send 400 rooters to the game.
Cypress Hills, Queens, NY
"Cuban Stars in Brooklyn. - Will Meet the Bushwicks in Double Header at Dexter Park. - The Cuban Stars, who attracted the biggest crowd ever seen at Dexter Park on Decoration Day when they took both ends of a double header from the Royal Giants, will meet the Bushwicks in a twin bill at Dexter Park this afternoon. Besides taking the measure of the Royals, the Cubans have chalked up victories over the Lincoln Giants and the Dougherty Silk Sox of Paterson. While the Bushwicks have shown exceptional form this year, both in fielding and batting, winning consistently, they will be pitted against the speediest combination they have yet faced in the visitors from Havana and will have to go some to win. Hageman, Brooklyn's star schoolboy pitcher, will face the Cubans in the first game."
Cypress Hills, Queens, NY
"Cubans Drop Two Games - Defeated by Bushwicks by Scores of 3 to 2 and 4 to 0. - The Bushwicks humbled the Cuban Stars of Havana twice yesterday at Dexter Park, winning the first game by a score of 3 to 2 and taking the second, a seven inning contest, by 4 to 0. Mitchell held the Cubans to five hits in the opener."
June 22, 1919
Harlem, NY
"Cuban Stars Win Two - The Cuban Stars defeated their old rivals, the Lincoln Giants, in both ends of a double-header at Olympic Field yesterday, the scores being 9 to 2 and 5 to 4. The winners batted the ball hard in the first for a total of thirteen hits. The second contest was close throughout."
Harlem, NY
"Cubans Take Two Games. - Beat Lincoln Giants by Scores of 9 to 2 and 5 to 4. - The Cuban Stars of Havana yesterday surprised the followers of the Lincoln Giants by taking both ends of a double header at Olympic Field, by scores of 9 to 3 and 5 to 4. Williams outpitched first inning, when the Cubans scored three runs. Next Sunday the Lincolns will play a double header with the Royal Giants."
June 24, 1919
Atlantic City, NJ
"Cuban Stars Lose - Atlantic City, New Jersey, June 24 (Special). - Bacharach Giants downed the Cuban Stars in easy fashion here today, 10 to 2. Opportune hits by the Giants turned the trick, making eleven hits count for nineteen bases. Ben Taylor's hitting and John Henry Lloyd's fielding featured. Same teams play here tomorrow."
June 25, 1919
Atlantic City, NJ
"Giants' Streak Broken - Cuban Wallop Shore Nine by Run After Nine Wins in Row - Atlantic City, New Jersey, June 25 (Special). - After winning nine consecutive games the Bacharach Giants lost to the Cuban Stars here today by 4 to 3. A home run clout by Pitcher Swarez in the sixth inning with two on turned the trick. The same teams play here tomorrow."
June 26, 1919
Atlantic City, NJ
"Cuban Stars Forfeit - Refuse to Continue Game After Umpire Calls Time for Rain - Atlantic City, NJ, June 26 (Special). - One of the best played games this season staged here today finished via the forfeit route when Cuban Stars refused to play after the umpire had called time on account of rain at which time Bacharach giants had a runner sojourning on the keystone sack. Williams and Lucas had twirled a sensational game each man having allowed but one safe hit. Bacharach Giants were awarded the decision 9 to 0."
June 29, 1919
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Cubans at Dexter Park. - The Cuban Stars, champions of the Havana Baseball Leaue, will make their third appearance of the season at Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills 'L' tomorrow in a doubleheader with the Bushwicks, Brooklyn's leading semi-pro team. The Cubans, now that they have becom acclimated, are playing great ball and should force the Bushwicks to the limit. Maloney and Hageman will pitch for the home team, and Hohman will catch."
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Cubans Double Victors. - Defeat Bushwicks in Well Played Games, 2 to 0 and 2 to 1. - In two of the best played games seen at Dexter Park this season, the Cuban Stars of Havana yesterday won a double header from the Bushwicks by a score of 2 to 0 and 2 to 1. In the second game Drake of the Cubans in four times up made three doubles. Next Friday the Royals will play the Lincolns at Dexter Park and next Sunday the Royals will play a double header with the Bushwicks."
July 20, 1919
Harlem, NY
"Cubans in Harlem. - Another double header in the interesting series between the Lincoln Giants and the Cuban Stars will be played tomorrow afternoon at Olympic Field, in Harlem. The Lincolns are only one game ahead of the club from Havana. The Cubans will have a big squad of rooters from the Cuban Colony Club. Williams will opposed Suarez in the feature contest. The Cuban holds a decision over the home star and is more than anxious to repeat."
July 22, 1919
Atlantic City, NJ
"Giants Win In Twelfth - Cuban Stars Fade Away When Redding and Handy Go to Bat - Atlantic City, New Jersey, July 22 (Special). - One of the most sensational games of the season played here today resulted in Bacharach Giants defeating Cuban Stars in a 12-inning event, 2 to 1. Cannonball Dick Redding was the star, opening both the eighth and twelfth with a single. Handy's two-base blow scored him with the winning counter."
July 23, 1919
Atlantic City, NJ
"Cuban Stars Defeated - Atlantic City, New Jersey, July 23 (Special). - The Bacharach Giants won the second game of the series from their old rivals, the Cuban Stars, here today, score 5 to 2. Four hits and an error in the eighth inning turned the trick. The same teams play here tomorrow."
July 27, 1919
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Cubans Face Bushwicks. - The Cuban Stars of Havana, champions of the Havana League, will resume hostilities with the Bushwicks in a double bill at Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills 'L' next Sunday. They will try to avenge the double defeat suffered at the hands of the Brooklynites a fortnight ago. Maloney and Suarez will pitch the opening game."
Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, NY
"Cornell Star to Pitch. - The Cuban Stars will tackle the Bushwicks in a double header at Dexter Park, near the Cypress Hills elevated station, tomorrow afternoon. Maloney has been forbidden by the Jersey City club to pitch any more games for the Bushwicks. The Bushwicks announced yesterday that they had signed a pitcher who once was a star for Cornell. The Cubans are out to avenge their recent double defeat at the hands of the Bushwicks."