Officials Chosen for Journal Run Staff
Delegates selecting officials for the Journal Run named a full staff of experienced men. Referee John F. Cresin from Princeton leads as clerk of course, with starter Heriot L. Manuel from Elizabeth Town and Country Club and Mayor-elect Victor Mravlay among the finish judges. Course inspectors, timers, and a wide board of YMCA and university affiliates comprise the roster. The note explains changes allowing four or five entrants per club, with five preferred and two substitutes.
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John F. Cresin
Princeton
Heriot L. Manuel
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
Victor Mravlay
W. F. Caythorne
G. B. Woodruff
A. R. Eaton
Jr. Cornell
Wit Martin
W. F. Lownes
Charles Semple
Frank Travers
P. E. Kivon
Frank McGuire
Robert Shearer
Tiomaé O'Donnell
J. B. Stevens
E Kaismes
Robert Petit
F. R. Woss
D. J. Moore
Ath—Leten
Locals Fifth in Eastern League Standings
In the Eastern League five game set the Elizabeths sit fifth with 12 wins and 12 losses. Their 24 game average is 938.19, ten behind leader Newarks. Clauss tops Elizabeth bowlers at 193.1, O Donnell at 188.13, Tom Donnell just over 189, Sheedy at 184.7 and Burke three pins behind. Team standing and individual averages follow. Glen Riddell of New York loses to Weingarth after four straight double-deckers, finishing nine games with an 188.6 average.
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Elizabeths
Newarks
Clauss
Elizabeth
O'Donnell
Tom Donnell
Sheedy
Burke
Weingarth
Glen Riddell
Glen” Riddell
New York
Billy” Eingarth
Are. H
Newark
New Haven
New Brunswick
Oo Donnell
Elizab
Ore
Brooklyn
Nele Brooklyn
Cormick
New New Brunswick
Finnlvan
Pyaterson
Usman
Mass Ener
Eedy
Elizabeth Was
Nerson
Csewald
Neve Haven
Trenton
Obinkoy Brook
Hetzear Rety
Dumox Reinton
Maxwell Automobiles and Camping Agents on King Union Avenue
Maxwell Automobiles and Camping Agents operate on King Union Avenue delivering auto related services and gear. The listing highlights their trade in vehicles and camping equipment with a focus on local sales.
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Oe & Camping
Agt
King Union
Mechanics League Bowls: Lawton Tops Bucks in Set
Lawton won the first game of a Junior Order League match by seven pins, then took the next two for a clear series victory. Soutar led the winners with 207. In the other match the Newark quintet swept Runyon in three games, dropping only into a 102 score in the second game.
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Lawton
The
Bucks
Soutar
Newark
Runyon
Parker Gun Club Organized by Local Enthusiasts
A Tuesday night gathering formed the Parker Gun Club with officers W H Hugg as president W R Hoffman secretary A D Espies treasurer and W Parker field marshal. The clubhouse on Parker Lane is near completion and the first trapshoot is set for 2 PM tomorrow. luncheon followed the meeting with members sharing experiences.
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Parker Gun Club
W. H. Hugg
W. R. Hoffman
A. D’espies
W. P. Lang
G. Getchell
J. W. Wene
G. Getchel
A. J. Wilmot
C. W. Mo
Elm Bowling Club meets. Mrs E Henzie tops scores
Mrs E Henzie led Elm Bowling Club at Turn Hall on Tuesday night with a high score of 159 and a three game average of 36. The feature list includes scores for multiple members and notes on club activities and local sports coverage in the Battin era.
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Mra. E. Henzie
Elm Bowling Club
Turn Hall
BE. Henzile
Battin Seconds rout Bloomfield Lightweights in 76 to 8 win
In a one sided afternoon game Battin Seconds overwhelmed Bloomfield High School Lightweights 76 to 8. Rapps and Boll er led scoring with multiple baskets as Battin built a huge lead by halftime and continued the assault in the second half.
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Battin Seconds
Bloomfield “Lightwights
Bloomfield
Battin
Bloomfielders
Blomfield
Rapps
Boller
Diehl
Tower
Mana
Aos Rupps
Adelberg
Elizabeth Club Sweeps Newark Boys In Central Journal League
The Elizabeth Club won all three games against Newark Boys, narrowing the gap to Park leaders. E Wright with 235 led first game, Ryan boosted season average to 200.1 with three strong games including 215 and 213, while Dateeman added 213 in the second game as locals totaled 959.
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Elizabeth Club
Newark Boys
Elizabeths
E. Wheelwright
Ryan
Dateeman
Oxford Tourney Scores Soar in Newark Competition
In Newark the Oxford tournament saw frequent high scores with a 1047 team total by the Oxford B team in the opening game. Parker led with 235 and Griffith added 221, while the lowest team score reached 193. Scores remained high across the match.
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Oxford
Newark
Oxford B
Parker
Griffith
Even Break In Eastern Five Man Series
New Brunswicks pull ahead in a five man match on their home lanes by winning the odd game, moving into second in the five man standings and near the lead with Newark. Patersons win seven of fourteen in the combined games while Brunt goes 3 of 5 for Brunswicks, scoring 166 in the opening game.
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New Brunswicks
Newarks
Patersons
SR Pees
Brunt
Stevens
Paterson
Weigand Scores 257 In Excelsiors Game At Atlas Five
W Weigand of the Excelsiors rolled 257 to set a high score mark for the Journal Junior League last night at Atlas five. Excelsiors won comfortably as Cardinals forfeited both games. Two more wins would clinch the championship for Excelsiors in a canter. Gunner Yeat GuyerI should say so he wears the red mittens his wife knitted.
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W. Weigand
Excelsiors
Atlas Five
Cardinals
Gunner—Yeat Guyer
N. Brunewick
Paterson Excelsior
Moran
Tander
Brunt Trees Ik
Weigand
Aess Vaderson
Gon
Hughes
New Brunswick
Woelga
Harkins
McCormick
Cane
Ledseote
Totale
Oysee Ee Csee
Pees
Paterson
Finnegan
Brunt Wane Etdee
New ‘Brunswick
Harkine Stevens
Panies
Tomm Oye
Cs Eeeeee
Ve Buskirk
Tsevees
Greenswald
Burton
McCormie
Gunner—Fogg
Guyer
Harker
World Series War Sparks Ticket Scandal Reply
Garry Herrmann rebukes C W Murphy accusing the National Commission of overreach in probing the Chicago ticket scandal. He notes fans were outraged as scalpers sold tickets at high prices obtained through the Chicago Club offices before public sales. He calls for future Commission rules to prevent recurrence.
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Garry Herrmann
C. W. Murphy
National Commission
Chicago
Herrmann
Elizabeths First Marathon Race Announces 8 Mile Course
Elizabeth hosts a team marathon starting at Cunningham’s cafe Fifth and Fulton at 2 30 pm entries accepted until 12 tonight four scorers per club race path from Fifth and Franklin to Rahway and back about eight miles. Prizes include a club trophy funded by Barnet Cohen First street jeweler and individual prizes for top three finishers.
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Elizabeth
Cunningham
Fifth
Fulton Streets
Journal
Barnet Cohen
Franklin Streets
Rahway
Elizabeth Interstaters Sweep Paterson for Third Place
Elizabeth Interstaters swept Paterson in three straight games to extend their third place standing, with Spittlehouse and Maloney delivering crucial double centuries. The Silk City locals struggled, posting no double hundreds as Elizabeth posted a 914 series, bolstered by strong finishing in the final game.
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Elizabeth
Paterson
Newarks
Silk City
Thirt Pty
Spittlehouse
Maloney
Seers Rto
Toylor Occa
A. Brunt
Checkley
Hansen Roche
Toraia
Thy Elizabeth
Nolte
Epltlehousa
Grathman
Clauss
Totels
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