Elizabeth Club Wins Two From Roseville in Big Night
Elizabeth Club opened the season by beating Roseville 871 to 846 at the alley. Joe Nolte led with 24 pins, Van Ness and Pierson top Roseville with 184 and 181, while Van Ness rolled 224 to pace the visitors. Roseville failed to post a double century, and Elizabethan bowlers all scored a double. Spectators packed alleys as Elizabethan triumph followed with postmatch supper and departure by special car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Athletic League
Ngie
Mike
Teague
Rowevilles
Joe Nolte
Weat
Reg
Clausa
Pope
Crum
van Ness
Nolte
Wests
Tocals
Roseville
Eddie Pierson
Rosevilles
Rush
Pierson
Ley
Tve Pink
van “Noas
Mechanics' League bowling results feature Lawtons sweep
The Lawtons rolled well at Iroquois alleys Newark and swept Runyon. In the other match the Wards claimed the odd game against the Oranges. Scores for both matches are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawtons
United American Mechanics
Newark
Manhattan Teams Sweep Jersey City In Interstate League
New York teams continue their league dominance with clean sweeps, averaging 943.2 in the series as Chief Dunbar and Jimmy Smith post repeated 200s. Brooklyn and Trenton split games, but Jersey City falls after two decisive high scoring games in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
New York
Dunbar Stars
Dunbar
Jersey City
Chief
FERS WIN TWO FROM TOOL NO 1
Fers win two from Tool No 1 in a league night match. First game sees closish finish with top scorers Salmon for the winners and Geran for the losers, while second game sees Toolers pound their way to a solid win and high marks by Finnegan and Campbell. Overall, Watte Campbell and partners lead the winners with 8-BORE SE A and high team effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hecuirnal Singer League
Dollers
Ping
Geran
Salmon
Toolers
Butters
Huttors
Finnegan
Salimnee
Ers
Wores
Aningions
Wizabetha
Watte-Campbell Agggregs- Vigy Mbrtson
High Whist Teams Tie At Elizabeth Chess And Whist Club
The weekly compass whist results show two teams tied for high with 7 plus, Bigelow and Willard with A1 pilor North and South, East and West pairs. North and South table entries list many player pairings and averages, with a business meeting noting the secretary J S Bennett’s resignation and approval for the Elizabeth Cricket Club to use rooms one night weekly for a whist session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigelow
Willard
Pilor
Gales
Richards
Dirham
Dunlap
Elizabeth
Boor
PM Bixelow
Willard Perkins
Walker Bray—Wlohman
Gihooly—Koestter
I Hoynton Moctiok
Elizabeth Cricket Club
Mystery rowing puzzle clues puzzle yesterday's answer
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about rowing. The readable bits mention a puzzle, a date or time reference, and possible names such as Slater and Gacei. Core facts are unclear due to corruption, but the item appears to be a puzzle note or commentary in a sports column.
Mayor Opens Great Game in Parish A A vs Diamonds
A crowded Court Street parish hall hosted the Parish A A Seniors in a hard fought home opener. Elizabeth edged Jersey City Diamonds 29 to 25 as Kydd and Bowen starred for the visitors while Nolan and Coughlin shone for Parish A A in a rough, high‑energy tilt.
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Court Street
Parish A. A
Diamond Five
Jersey City
Peter McGuire
Mayor Ryan
Ryan
Elizabeth
Exrience
Ike
Swift
Kydd
Stewart
Chan Nolan
Bwitt
Piercy
Ymonds
Coughlin
Bowen
Diamonds
Johnny Nolan
Nolan
Coughlan
Meeney
Elizabeth Jed Oy
Tyro
Merney
Parish Juniors Fall to Bloomfield Hearts In Debut
In Court Street parish hall last evening the Parish Juniors lost their first game to Bloomfield Hearts who led throughout. Rapid scoring by Higains Noll and Handily contrasted with a slow start for the locals as Bloomfielders dominated the fast paced match. Time ended 15 minutes with Bloomfield securing the win and the Hearts debut noted as a promising start.
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Sacred Hearts
Bloomfield
Bloomfielders
Corrigan
Court Streeters
Johnny Devine
Mde
Higgins
Wlogfield
Noll
Firat
Comteld
Parloh
Vriddy
Leo
Hearts
Polishers Edge Tuxedo A in City League Doublebill
In the City League, Polishers won two games against Tuxedo A. The first match saw the visitors pull ahead by more than fifty pins, while the second was secured by balanced play and sharp bowling. Dave Maloney led the winners with a standout performance.
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Poliahers
Ea Ea
Crowley the Irish Marathoner Chooses Walking Tactics
James F. Crowley of the Irish American A O wins the Yonkers Marathon in a grueling finish and advocates walking as key training. He notes Americans lag in heel and toe walking compared with England, plans to race in the A A U championships tonight, and predicts victories in the three and five mile events against Sam Liebgod.
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James F. Crowley
A. O
Yonkers
America
England
Crow
Thin City
Fredellara
New York A. C
Crowley
Sam Liebgod
Fettle
Diamond Wanderers to Oppose Clarks in Vermont Match
The Diamond Wanderers travel to face the Clark Seniors of Downland Court this evening. The Wanderers, famed for playing on opponents’ courts, bring a well-traveled squad and a record against teams such as St Johnsbury Fire. A full house is expected at the Club tonight with doors opening around 1:30 after the game depending on the result.
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Opta
Clark
Wanderera
St. Johnaburry Fire
Vermont
Diamonds
Clarks
Football season over basketball now
A garbled sports brief notes football and basketball seasons ending with a 0 to 0 tie versus Red Blur Seniors. It references Olympias and True Blues teams, mentions several obscure clubs, and lists scattered names and places in a jumbled recap of past games and upcoming events.
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Ae A. A
Olympias
True Blues
Reliance A. O
AL A
F. A. Maute
Battin Players Earn Their "B" in Thanksgiving Game
Bat tle High School football ends season after a hard schedule with Pingry, nine players awarded their letters and fourteen receiving recognition. Coach Robert Shearer highlights strong training and key wins over Newark Academy Montclair High Rahway and others. New letter recipients include Ross Barton Sleeper Bechtel Prief and Bird. Players to receive white coats with a maroon initial on the left. Experts rank the teams with Newark Academy Montclair High and Orange among top performers.
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Pingry
Battle High School
Rattin
Webb Academy
Newark Academy
Montclair High
Newark High
Hattin Warriors
Wilson Academy
North Plainfield High
Rahway High
Fersey City High
Robert Shearer
Jetter
Ross
Barton
Sleeper
Bechtel
Prief
Bird
Jersey
Varioie
Hattin
Montclair Academy
Flrat
Recond
Want Orange High School
Montclair High School
Newark High School
Montelair Academy
Blath
Battie Beventh
Stev ‘Hook
Bloomfield High Beboob
Yankees Edge Mutes In Low Scoring Game
The Yankee A. G. faced a tough rule of the season, leading 6 to 2 after twenty minutes as the Mutes pressed hard on defense. Kid Slocum scored five for the home team and Pierce added accuracy, despite three regulars missing and the town team sacrificing players. Final score 23 to 37 with Deat Mutes making a strong stand and Lark contributing for the visitors.
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Yankee A. G
Mites
Kid Slocum
Pierce
Yankee
Lark
Upe Pierca
Prager
CO. Jcum
Hoyne
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Wzabeth Club
Thletic League
Sals
Mechanics’ League
Lawtone
Warde
Runyon
Aber
Tharrar
Brown
Kere Os
Brenner
Cd Lawtoin
Wooley Seepersayerr
Briarwood Sober Am Senenepans
Arma
Johnnen
Ae Née
L Ward
EEA
Mel Ain
Gletchmann
Totaim
Tony
Manhattan
Trenton
Churchmea
National A.‘ C
Cheateree
Harrie
Lauer
FERS
Tool NO. 1
Saimont
Magtons
Water Campbell
Bennett
the Journal
Hie Slater
Gacei
AMM
Parish A. A. Seniora
Bekert
Arvin Mo
Oae Bowen
Phorey
Esate
Hate Sangebeay
Anne Songee
Bacman Lyemins Welds
I ‘Ralver—25
Minder
Mus
Parish Juniors
Boe
Toe
Gorin
Fonte
Corriann
Eft
Enna
Independence
Jolly Five
Burke
Kileinband Jones
Tolat 'Sire Ponreitad Eeees
Kileinbass
Mager
Kile Donahue
Ws McKelvey Ellly Burke
Lesees Nyene Assaceys
City League
Tuxedo
Defi
Caer
Aioe
Woat Ende
Bellevilles
Jeraey National
New Jersey
West Ends
Belleville
West End
McOreevey
Eee
Seeenene
Sebe Robe Ward
Diamond Wanderers
Moson-Vunarts
South America
Bryce
Wanaipes
Toters
Gouth
Mimimippi
Otto
Tye
Boston
Yan Ie Iin
Biésaen
Lenden
Battin
Edison
Victor
Emil Taussig
Cubberley & Slocum
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