Oxford Stars Open Bowling Tourney In Newark
The Oxford Stars headline a bowling tourney in Newark as Eliza stars travel to face the local squad. Elizabeth champions meet North Ends in a separate Athletic League clash with a triple victory aim. The Newark event also features Interstaters and multi-team matchups challenging the locals at the Oxford alleys.
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Oxford
Newark
Elizatj
Trongfords
Imperial
Oxfords
Stars
Cerimenders
Usford
Elizabeth
Stol May Never Ride Again After Six Day Race
New York December 14 reports tell of Johann Stol and partner Walter utt finishing second in a six day bicycle race. Stol's legs failed after quitting the race leaving doctors and friends alarmed but hopeful for recovery, colleagues call him one of the game’s greatest pluggers and a popular rider across the Atlantic.
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New York
Finshed
Jonn Stol
Walter Utt
Stol
Eoghes
Floyd MacFarad
Atlantic
Baltusrol Elects New Officers in Annual Meeting
Baltusrol Club held its annual meeting at the clubhouse on Saturday afternoon and named a slate led by Forernors top the ensuing year. Officers remain: Bayard president, Farr vicepresident, Keller secretary, Walker treasurer. A new executive committee includes Mack and Rachimee. Brock draws with Corbett in Southern A C Liga game as referee.
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Balturrol Club
Forernors
Ts Pp
Bayard
Louis BP
Bayard,Jr
Chames BL Hockwith
J. Edgar Bull P. Daviage
Joan Farr
Adolphe. de Jeon Keller
Wattane P. Morgan
Harold W. Mik
Chatton
HH. Stout
A. Fridge Hinch
William Palmer Smith
Corneliny J. Sullivan
Bird G. Thompson
Brock
Corbett
Young CorbeTt
Phil Rock
Southern
A. C. US Cie
Becrone Americas’ League
Nannball
Wret
Elizabeth teams prep for pivotal midweek games
The Elizabeth organization aims to climb higher as Eastern Stars face Elizabeth with expected wins. Elizabeth Central leads the Mercantile League with top score and team averages, while Kneurs challenge them in a potential triple victory that could seal the title. A weekly schedule follows for local tournaments and Elizabeth’s leagues.
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Eastern Stars
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Central
Kneurs
New Jersey and Nearby Cities Host Multiple League Games
A crowded midweek schedule features Eastern League matches in Jersey City and Montclair, with teams like Elizabeth, Newark, and New York visiting venues such as Trenton and Roselle. Other circuits include the Mercantile and Central Journal Leagues with cross-town showdowns and matinee events for junior leagues.
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Post Office
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Krueger No
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Offidey
Roceride
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Mercury Five
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
National
Newark
Bay View Wheelmen
Nutley
Niagara
St. Michael
Xavier Catholic Club
Anchor Five
X-Club of
Rutherford
Institute
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Jack Newman
East Houston Street
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Rimball
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Morer
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Meyer
Thomson
Montclair
Pasente
Cabots
Pasmaty
McArthur
Passaic
Riera Raine
Seape
Howard Smith Holds Draw With Tommy Langdon
Howard Smith returned to Elizabeth from Philadelphia where he fought a fast six round draw with Tommy Langdon. Smith was stronger in the last three rounds and the managers planned another pairing in a few weeks with a likely knockout at their next meeting.
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Howard Smith
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Tommy Langdon
Smith
Howard
Battin elects Raoul de Raismes captain for 1910
At Battin’s meeting Raoul de Raismes wins by two votes to lead the football team in 1910. He has played end and in reserve backfield and will now captain the squad. Cross country practice opens with a four mile run and more workouts planned. Basketball games at Clark Club feature Battin second team vs Battin Annex and first team vs Rutgers Freshmen. Rutgers freshmen, former prep stars, expected to challenge Battin.
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Raoul de Raismes
de Raismes
Ross
Clark’ Club
Rutgers
College Freshies
Elizabeth Bowery Locals Stand Tenth in League Race
The Elizabeth bowers in the Junior Order of United American Mechanics League, contested on Oxford alleys in Newark, hold tenth place with eighteen wins and twelve losses. Stegmeier tops local bowlers with 171.28 average for thirty games and a high of 224, while C Murray at 168.21 and Gammell near 160 pace the rest as Halsey leads the league with 22 wins in 24. Mason shows a 181.1 average in limited games.
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Elizabeth Bowers
United American Mechanics League
Oxford
Newark
Bucks
Halseys
Mason
Stegmeier
C. Murray
Gammell
Eastern Star
Mater
Lawton
Elizabi
Toda
Savacool
Wayne
Farrar
Halsey
Johnson
Orange
Scharfenberg
Buck
Gross
Ward
Blum
Clark
Eiie
Hiltainger
Brown
Taylor
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Rte Hollenbeck
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Alden
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Schechterle
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Elizabeth
Ayres
Adama
Land
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Uer
Meine
Wang
Wee
Tle Write
Nancy
Weidman
Boyden
McBiwain
Murray Elizabeth
Gommel
Plans of Triangles to Be Discussed at Roselle Club
The Triangle Athletic Club of Roselle meets at Vice-President Alexander M Veghte's home on First Avenue to discuss routine business and changes. Preparations for moving into new quarters on Wiest Avenue on New Year’s Day, and a reorganization of a governors round are planned. A final report on the football team that disbanded December 1 will be presented, and plans for next season’s baseball and other field sports will be discussed.
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Triangle Athletic Club
Roselle
Alexander M. Veghte
First Avenue
Wiest ‘Avenue
Neon and the Aurora Spectral Confirmation
Teis serene de Bort used sounding balloons to collect air samples up to more than eight and a half miles high. Analysis shows helium only below six miles while neon appears at all levels, supporting identification of several neon spectral lines in the aurora borealis.
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Teisserene de Bort
Feat for Biondin in Chicago club dinner tale
A Chicago dinner club reminiscence told by a congressman evokes a man who wandered into street tracks thinking he walked on the sidewalk. The anecdote ends with a question about pavement and intent, reflecting a quirky street scene from the Evening Post.
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Chicago
John
Blondini
Daturiny Evening
Post
Famous athletes to referee city running race meeting
Officials in a major upcoming race will be notable athletes. Johnny Cregan, Princeton star and former Olympic entrant, will referee. Herbert E Manuel and Robert L Eaton, both prominent runners, will also officiate and meet with club reps at the Journal office tomorrow night to finalize plans.
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Journal
John Francis Cregan
Johnny Cregan
Cregan
Princeton
Cess
Herbert E. Manuel
Leon Myers
Robert L. Eaton
Eaton
Columbia
Mr. Manuel
Mr. Eaton
Clark Juniors Rout Westside Ramblers 42 to 11
Clark Juniors dominated Westside Ramblers of Jersey City 42 to 11 as Dick Laurie scored twenty points. Kirkland highlighted the first half with early baskets and long drives in the second, while Dentz led Jersey City’s efforts. Manager Swift weighs adding senior teams for higher pay.
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Clark
Westside Ramblers
Jersey City
Swift
Og Laurie
Ferguson
Kirkland
Westsides
Dentz
Clarks
Ramblers
Dick” Laurie
Bektie
Newark Team Beats Clarkes for 108 to 10 Victory
Benedict's College Prep basketball team routed the Clarks of Newark at Casino Hall Saturday afternoon, crushing La Salle Prep 108 to 10 in a one sided game. The winners opened with 38 points before the Manhattan quintet scored a single tally.
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Gg Benedict
College Prep
Clarks
Thin City
la Salle Prep
Casino Hall
Newark
Manhattan
Hard Victory Won by Clark Midgets
The Clark Midgets defeated Lyceum Midgets 21-16 on their home floor after a fast two half game. Tierney and Burns anchored defense while Seibert and Wilgus featured in key exchanges as Clark seized the lead after a tight opener.
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Lyceum
Tierney
Burns
Court Street
Pell
Seibert
Schlotterer
Burke
Dunn
Wilgus
Sauu
Clarks
Lammerdin
Whlgus
Jenkenson
Wtheees Behlotterer
Austin Hersh
Hall
Secon
Bradley
Nolan
Lurke
George
Corrimoinutes
Gan
Boorer
Halsey
Six Day Winner to Start Marathon
Floyd MacFarland will start the Madison Square Garden marathon clocking twenty six miles and thirty eight five yards in a six day race featuring Dorando Pietri and Tom Longboat. The start occurs after a pass behind the finish line and Canadian bettors, led by Tom Flanagan, prepare to back Longboat. Doors open at seven with the pistol at nine.
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Dec
Floyd MacFarland
Madison Square Garden
Dorando Pietri
Tom Longboat
Sparrow” Robertson
Dorando
Hayes
Toronto
Montreal
Canada
Tom Flanagan
Longboat's
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Lemons Edge Crackerjacks In Tight Soccer Victory
A large crowd braved rain to watch the Lemons beat the Crackerjacks 1 0 on South Broad street. Kelleher scored after ten minutes with Card delivering a cross to the goal. Backfield duo Groashaus and Miller anchored the defense as Jeninas offered strong offensive pressure.
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Lemons
Kelleher
Cardwell
Groashaus
Miller
Jeninas
Wall
Craskerjecks family tale teased in faded OCR
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local family or group named Craskerjecks with scattered words about time, place, and money symbols. Readable elements are minimal, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to report.
Daisy Bowlers Deliver Surprise Showing At Uranfont
The Daisy Bowline Club presented a surprise at Mr and Mrs May M Kuegele’s Uranfont home, gifting Mrs Partridge a fox fur boa and a bombon disk after a night of games and dancing. Members listed include Mrs Meincke, Mrs River Roeder, Mrs Decker, and Mrs Bick, with supper served late.
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Uranfont
Ami May M Kuegele
Thomas Arrnuy
Prank Partrige
Siemierm
Curamfont
Fartraigg
Hartford
Gan
Carmien Meineke
Ets
Daisy
Tinea Moatbers
Ware
Ramee
Meinck Ra
River Roeder
Bucher
Keller
Mra Huge
Wable
Mreo Decker
Mix Bick
Locals Dominate Athletic Standings In Busy Meet
Local athletes lead the competition with Joe Nolte averaging over 200 in a sprawling set of events. Top scorer Dwyer of Newark Bay trails with strong double century marks while Clauss and West post solid six game totals among locals, amid overall strong showings.
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Newark
Omar
Teese
New York A
North End
Jersey
Alo
Clauss
Pope
Faillizabethar
West
Hetary
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