Unbar’s Men Slip a Dog in Eastern League Match
In a Trenton vs New York Eastern League bout last night New York won two events with Dunbar finishing the individual score at 100 before a roll off settled games. Clarks Juniors face Turn Verein Juniors next, with local fans expected for the Newark visitors.
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Battin Team Struggles With Cancellations Ahead of Clark Club Match
Red Bank cancels with Battin High repeatedly as Paterson declines to host Battin. Manager Seiler seeks practice opponent on Clark Club court December 30 at 3 30 PM. Last season Battin edged Red Bank 17 14 at Red Bank and beat seashore boys by 25. Seiler plans Christmas week game.
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Red Bank
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Mechanics League Notice From Aged Page
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief local sports notice. It references a mechanics league context and a Saturday event, with unclear names or scores due to damaged text. The readable fragment outlines a game or meeting and mentions attendance or proceeds but lacks concrete participants or outcomes.
Tough Luck for Elizabeth in Central Journal League
Elizabeth Club loses to Jersey City in a close Central Journal League match. Berman of Winners posts a 197.1 average after three games. Ryan leads Elizabeth with 210 in the final game while Parker tops Jersey City with 191. The Skeeters' strong first game gave way to a narrow finish as Elizabeth clinches victory by over sixty pins in the final game.
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Excelsiors Capture Double Victory In Junior Bowling
The Excelsiors won both games in the Journal Junior Bowling League at Star Bowling Academy. W Weigand hit a 211 in the first game to lead Parks against the Excelsiors, while Salmon led the Parks with 213 in the final game as Parks posted 960 to topple Jolly Five.
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Star Bowling Academy
Parks
W. Weigand
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Weigand
H. Kleinhans
Parish Hall Near Loss Turns Into 26-21 Victory
Parish A A Juniors beat the Dominican Wanderers of Newark 26 to 21 at Parish Hall. Johnny Devine led scoring with 12 points while Gace Corrigan and Devine starred in shooting. Newark's Gafney was top for the visitors as Hury and Buck added keys in the second half. Referees were Williamson and Bilzy Beth.
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Mike Noonan
Trojans Entertain Their Many Friends Cotillion Honors Club
The Trojan Athletic Club hosted its third monthly cotillion at Sughree's dancing academy on East Jersey Street and Jefferson Avenue. More than 200 guests from Elizabeth, New Brunswick, Newark, Cranford and nearby towns attended. Prof Barnard's orchestra played waltz hits with encores for Roses and other selections as colorful parasols and crepe streamers adorned the hall.
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Clarks Fall To Co F In Unusual Norwalk Court
Clark Seniors of Elizabeth New Jersey lose 40 16 to Co F in Norwalk Connecticut on a court with wire netting behind backboards. The Clarks showed teamwork but missteps on shot attempts as they yielded to the home rivals and will meet again in Elizabeth in a planned series.
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Journal Race Prep Sparks Local Athletes In Rahway
George Dezehdorf Nelle and Tom Foley train nightly for the Journal road race, running five miles on the indoor track. Spot Williamson and Weiss Mueller are also in strong form as Liberty A. will field a team, with St Marys roosting on Rahway avenues ready for the contest. Bill Leonard of the Rahway Avenue Lyceum predicts a tough night for the starters, while Christmas chatter and a humorous aside on Santa Claus frame local chatter.
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Nelle
Tom Foley
Journal
Road Race
Bill Leonard
Rahway Avenue
Stars Roll High and Take Two in Bowling Match
Star A defeated Tuxedo A on the downtown alleys last night, with scores over 900. T. O'Donnell led the winners with a 233 game and 218.1 average, while Stegmeier top scored for Tuxedo with 227 and a 217 average across three games.
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Shrubb Enters Marathon Showdown With Longboat
Alfred Shrubb signs to race Tom Longboat in a 26 miles 385 yards marathon at Madison Square Garden on January 8 or 9. Shrubb trains in Boston after talks with Powers Pollok and manager. Longboat to race Dorando in Canada then Buffalo Chicago Kansas City St Louis.
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Cherry Street School Produces Stellar 1909 Athletic Alumni
Eight of the 11 baseball players, eight of the 15 football players, and most of the basketball squad from the Battin varsity are Cherry Street School graduates. The school also furnished editors and team managers for the 1909 Red and White. Dr. Robinson, principal, led the sports push in the upper city.
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Robinson
Swam Before Him In a Mysterious Dining Misadventure
A narrator recalls a disorienting day after a hearty meal featuring Welsh rabbit mince pie and lobster a la Newburg. After entering a place of amusement he suddenly felt objects swim and suspects the lobster or mince pie, while a judge attributes the spell to being at the aquarium.
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Central Railroad of New Jersey Tops Mercantile League Match
The Central Railroad of New Jersey defeated Barlow Foundry in a Mercantile League contest by seven pins. E Schwiger of Barlows posted the evening’s only 200 plus with a 203 in the first game. The item also includes a humorous unrelated exchange from a Louisville Courier Journal excerpt.
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