Bowling Report: Elizabeth Flounders in Eastern match
Elizabeth Stans suffered a setback at Haven in an Eastern Bowling match, dropping eight of fourteen games. Clauss posted a 254 in the two-man game while Nolte stepped in for New Men, helping see Elizabeth fall by pins. O'Donnell struggled with a 161 as Elizabeth failed to win.
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L. H.S. Ah
York
Jokine Ee
Mlom Cree
L. HS. G
TB Wi
AIT
BRL
L. HS. Waupy Cram Anit Bat Adad Oat
York Seebee
Shiven
Ober Hy
Okie
Elizabeth Stans
Hw Haven
Clauss
Son
Connecticut
Elizabeth
Newmen
Elizath
Lecals
O'Donnell
Nolte
Ely
Burke
Mel
O’donnell
Clawse
Neon
New Haven
Elizabeth. Ney
Donne
Daly
Mrs Henzie Tops Elm Bowling Club Scores
Mrs C Henzie led Elm Bowling Club at Turn Hall alleys Tuesday afternoon with games of 168 101 and 329. Only Mrs J Kolbe matched three scores over 100 with a 117 average as others posted lower efforts across the readable scores.
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C. Henzie
Elm Bowling Club
Turn Hall
J. Kolbe
E. Henzie
A. Brandner
B. Hoffman
R. Remine
A. Klem. Lly
G Miller
J. Brady
W. Hose
H. Schultz
Clever Pool Play Highlights State Tourney Night
Newark report details a State pool tournament match at Elite Billiard Academy where John Simpson defeated John Dahl 150 to 106. Simpson produced long shots from the upper rail after Dahl opened with a 24 ball run. Tonight George Flynn of Newark meets Edward Brien of Somerville in a high profile game.
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Newark
Elite Billiard Academy
John Dahl
John Simpson
Simpson
Dahl
George Flynn
Edward Brien
Somerville
Orange beats Cooper and Essex in Mechanics League bowling
In Newark last night the Orange team won the odd game against Cooper and Essex in the Junior Order of United American Mechanics League at Iroquois alleys. Johnson of Orange starred with 216 and 223, averaging 201 for the series.
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Orange
Cooper
Essex
Evening Stars
United American Mechanics League
Newark
Johnson
Oxford
Krueger
Ling
Elizabeth Stars
Dennebaum
Coughlin
Koops
Coghlan Eeeeees
Letek
Schott Breke
Total
Sistereeres
Beeaneeee
P. Kugelman
Schoenlebe
Schutte
Stumm the Koch
Coghlan
Iroquois
Walthour
Angster
Feary . Graef
Weinberg
Seers
Liberty A C Bright Future Shaped By Club Growth
The Liberty Athletic Club rooms have been newly painted and lined with pictures. Twenty to thirty young men lounge, read, or play games as the club eyes expansion into basketball, track, and other sports. Saenger Hall hosts Wednesday basketball and dancing with public support, and a spring track team is planned with sprinters and jumpers. A New York paper notes no one was killed in the six day race. Colorado College seeks a 60000 gymnasium with $60000 more in matching funds.
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Liberty Athletic Club
Libertys
Saenger Hall
Fourth Street
Elizabeth Avenue
Auberbach Cup Scrapped for Interclass Meet Next Spring
The J. T. Auberbach of Boston Cup will not be awarded this year. The trophy will go to the winner of the interclass meet next spring. It has attracted only seasoned cross country runners and failed to engage new participants. Walter Eckersall calls football the superior college sport for overall development. Rowing emphasizes physical stamina while mental growth remains limited to the coxswain, and football best builds the physical, mental, and moral man during college.
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J. T. Auberbach
Boston
Cornell
Walter Eckersall
Plainfield YMC A Fails To Appear For Local Game
Plainfield Y M C A did not appear for the scheduled game with Bat tin seconds yesterday. Belleville High School firsts are set to meet the locals, with Clark booked to clash with the locals.
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Plainfield Y. M. C. A
Battin
Belleville High School
Clark
International contests planned for Berlin and Cologne
The sixth German aeronautical congress votes to hold open contests next year in Berlin and Cologne for various flying machines. Others cover Day defeating Grocott in a 220 yard sprint, golf’s Tom Morris hole, King Alfonso's yacht design, boxing resumes on Christmas Day, and plans for Detroit regatta funding.
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Berlin
Cologne
Yankee A. C. hosts Jersey City Ramblers in big game
Basketball notes announce tomorrow night at home with Jersey City Ramblers visiting to try to tie the series. Wanderers bring strong local rep and Willover's orchestra plays. lineups include Braggy Pierce Slocum Slo cum Mueller Donnegan. Referee Joseph Engel.
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Yankee A
Jersey City Ramblers
Wanderers
Snyder
Willover
Braggy
Pierce
Kid” Slocum
Weis Mueller
Donnegan
Joseph Engel
Battin Defeats Red Bank 34 to 8 in Hard-Fought Showdown
Battin defeated Red Bank High School 34 to 8 as both teams showcased passing and teamwork. Jaques led Battin with five baskets in the second half, followed by Vivian with four and Kirkland with three as Red Bank could not find the basket. Doug led Red Bank with three, while fouls were minimal in a fast, clean game coached by John Nolan.
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Vivian
Kirkland
Luggren
Reeves
Seiler
Red Bank
Douglas
Rattin
John Nolan
Penn
Battin
Seller
R. F
Roeves
Jaques
Laggren
Docks Collecerives
Tatagaladie A
Quin
L. Fee
Twa I
Douglas, R. F
Renssille
Worthy
E. G
Cuchin
Firsttin
Red Bank, 2. Final Score—Battin
Batin
Umpiire
Devonshire
Rapps
Kerr, Williams
Electric Motors Triumph In Mercantile League Tilt At Newark
The Electric Motors beat Heller Tool 2 games to 1 at Troquois alleys Newark after an opening loss, with Graham scoring 203 in the final game. Other notes mention league leaders Elizabeth and various local sports items.
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Electric Motors
Heller Tooma
Troquois
Newark
Elizabeth
Graham
Electric
Grahame Symons
Plunkett
Entries to date for Journal Road Race numbers worn
Entries list runners and numbers for the Journal Road Race across multiple clubs. Names include Walter Ring 3 Clarence King Oscar Snedker 4 Johno Clark 10 R Reed Charles Schwab John White L Conant 4 H E Fleming James Williamey 16 Clarence Martin John P Smith 21 Ed J Doelye 42 Frank Blerne 24 Jos Lynch 26 W Devine 20 J M Mulbearn sub Henry Decker 20 Michael Evers 42 Harry Hicken John Butler 43 Joseph Ider Charles Reeve 43 Jozeph Ider referenced across clubs Olympia A C 40 John Cavanaugh 41 Charles W Neese. 43 and more entries listed.
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R. J. Reed
Charles Schwab
John White WA
L. Conant
H. E. Fleming
Charles Kurtz
James Williamey
Clarence Martin
John P. Smith
Ed J. Doelye
Frank Blerne
Jos. Lynch
W. Devine
J. M. Mulbearn
Liberty A
Henry Decker
ol—Michael Evers
Harry Hicken
John Butler
Alfred Manz
Percy Carribuff
John Carr
John Cavanaugh
Harles W. Neese
Charles Reeve
Jozeph Ider
Bells Capture Both Inn. J. National Bowling Titles
The Bells won the New Jersey National tournament at the Tuxedo alleys in Newark defeating the Bergen Points and the Equitables. The opening game featured near hundred totals from both rivals with Bergen Points edging Equitables by 21 pins. Worrell of Equitables rolled 236 high, Sanders 231, and Duke Jr. of Bergen Points one pin behind.
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New Jersey
Tuxedo
Newark
Bergen Points
Equitables
Bergen
Worrell
Sanders
Duke, Jr
Five Teams Set for Journal Trophy Run Race
Five teams the Y M C A Y M C L A Liberty A C Lakesides and Olympias have entered the big event for the Journal trophy. Entries extended to tonight with medals and a plaque on display.
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Journal Trophy
Liberty A. C
Lakesides
Olympias
Pingry and Battin
Tuchler Brothers
Broad Street
West Jersey
Alvah Conant
Conant
Y. M.C. IL
Livers
Liberty
Manuel
Journal News Room
Journal Office
Rahway Avenue
Wheatsheaf Hotel
Chestnut Street
Roselle
Firat
West Grand Street
van Court Inn
Broad
West Grand Streets
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Cals
Lauss
Henzie
Clever
Mechanics League
Orange and Essex
New York
Colorado College
Ty Cobb
New Orleans
Keene Fitzgerald
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Letic Association
Chatham
Hillainger
Michigan
Rossnagie
Gelger
Sturgis
Holghauer
Pany
R. B. Day
Growcott
Higginshaw Grounds
Oldham
Day
Postle
Greens
St.Andrews
Scotland
Tom Morris
Tom
Alfonso
Spain
William Fife
Philadelphia
Orthngton
Board of Commerce
Detroit Boat Club
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Fred Murphy
Yale
Dan Murphy
New England
Stanford University
Pacific Coast
George J. Presley
Lanagan
Presley
George Gardner
Lowell
Jimmy
Marvin Hart
Mike Schreck
Lexington
George
Chicago
A. A
Scully
St. Aloysius
Gac Corrigan
J. Widdy
Tom Liddy
Walch
Devine
Barnes
Tom Bradley
England
Italy
Portugal
Persia
Pope Pius I
Roosevelt
Taft
Emil Taussig
First St
Mercantile League
Heller Tool Room
Milwaukee
Billy Evans
Zimmer
Jake” Schaefer
St. Louis Catholic
Indiana University
Wisconsin
Detroit Yachtsmen
St. Louis’ Old Fairgrounds
Fordham
Jerome D. Travers
Muirfield
Adam
Eve
Kansas City
Lakeside A. C
Walter Ring
Clarence King
Oscar Snedker
Johno Clark
M.C. A
Olympia A. C
INN
J. National
Harry
Howell
St. Louis
Browna
Ainging
Dolly
Mars
Lippincott
Boehm
Comte
Echechterle
Bergen Point
Heer
King Tees
Duke
Ferguson
Point
Holser
King Nee
Ory
Bell
Tase Barrett
Az Zaremba
Naughright
Reilly
Bheeban
Maxwell Auto
Walter E. Camping
Westfield Ave
Broad ST
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