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Newspaper

Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1908

Page

5

Al West Breaks Record In Second Game For 1031 Local Score

The Elizabeths suffer a setback as Roseville and Roseville's Count Olozaga lead with top marks. Al West tops the night with a 256, while Pope and Clauss post high scores for Elizabeth in a high scoring bowling league night.

Elizabeths al Weat Olozaga Roseville Clauss Pope West Elizabeth Clouss Nolte A. West R. Wert Ion Pierson Woodoo van Nexs

Shuffleboard Schedule for Diocesan Union in Newark

The Young Men's Catholic Diocesan Union announces open shuffleboard matches on Fridays with a lengthy schedule from January to March. Matches list Belleville Bloomfield St Peter St Augustine Bayley T A B teams on specific dates including January 10 16 20 27 28 February 3 6 10 11 14 18 20 21 27 28 March 5 11 16 19 24 26.

Bayley Bloomfield St. Augustine St. Peter Belleville T. A.B

Maloney and Clauss to Roll Second Half

Maloney and Clauss will bowl the second half of their match with King and Heiser of Bayonne on the Star Alley A Friday night. Both locals are in fine form and expect to give the visitors little difficulty.

Maloney Clauss King and Heiser Bayonne Star Alley

Dragons defeat Lackawannas 11 to 0 in soccer

Sunday at Irvington the Dragons overwhelmed the Lackawannas of Madison by 11 goals to 0. Pelham subbed for Gordon but could not match the injured captain, while Ross Tigat and Armitage led the Dragons with goals as the match spanned forty-minute halves.

Irvington Dragons Lackawannas Madison Gordon Pelham Carter Vinvenses Essaanpes Teseeeereereyee Johnson Zoal Divbrow Slednepanes Ed Escreseens Fevsseeeenes Ross Tigat Fullback Etereseneees Acrageeeenerses Yee Mayard Tullack Watts W Fiedeses Armitage Comed Eee Caser Creer Ete Renesees Fwa Ceceesceeseiseeeessebenenaae Turdorp Mellenvitan Constable

Lyceum Juniors Rout St Peter's In Tight Court War

In a spirited Lyceum junior win over St Peter's College Jersey City the score finished 35-33 after a second half rally. Beck Corrigan Bradley Liddy Conroy led Lyceums while MacLoughlin Griffin Finnerty Higgins Finnerty Coyle starred for St Peter's in a rough, crowd-rousing battle on the Lyceum floor.

Lyceum St. Peter's College Jersey City Collegians St. Benedict's Newark Rtarter Whiute Tigan Griffin Beck Bradley Conroy Liddy St. Peter's MacLoughlin Higgins Finnerty Coyle Lyceums Corrigan Peter's College Griffn Elizabeth New Jersey Haas Blythe Bay Tuxedo Maines Kearney Hoagland Whiting Hurliman Jas Blythe Sellers Ronry Reece Sheedy Hurliman

Indoor meet dates shift for Middle Atlantic Association

A committee discussed rescheduling February events to avoid conflicts with sanctions already granted by the Metropolitan Association. Arrangements may move to late February or early March. Team selection will depend on performances in upcoming indoor meets. Members included H bert tubbesing Bartow 8 Weeks Thomas J Hughes Mott Haven A C M J Sheridan Irish American A C Thomas J Nevin St Bartholomew A C and E T Hart Mohawk A C.

Tan Middle Atlantic Association H. @berttubbesing West Side Branch Y. M

Local Whist Scores Highlight Elizabeth Club Event

Locals ruak even in the Elizabeth Chess and Whist Club last night. North and South Gules and Richards led with plus six, while East and West Hibbard and Hibbard trailed with plus two. The Denver National Bank recently received a social column letter asking to stop payment on a burned check from Mrs Brink.

Elizabeth Gules Richards Hibbard Denver National Bank Brink

Big Dual Athletic Meet Proposed Between Two Associations

The Metropolitan track and field committee read a Middle Atlantic challenge to stage a dual meet. Events include sprints hurdles distance and field events, with running hop, step and jump replacing running broad jump due to board injury concerns. Dates were presented to the Metropolitan Association.

New York Metropolitan Association Middle Atlantic Association George W. Orton James E. Sullivan Orton New York Association Metropol

Soccer Gains Wonderfully In Popularity In America

An article notes soccer acceptance in the United States growing since 1984 with crowds of up to 75,000 in Britain cited for contrast. It describes the American Football Association, its trophy history, and the rise of intercollegiate play with teams from Pennsylvani a, Haverford, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, Cornell and Columbia. The piece explains positions, rules, and the fast, continuous play of a 90 minute match, stressing teamwork, skill, and fitness.

England Scotland American Football Association Fall River Pawtucket Philadelphia Paterson Newark Clark Athletic Association East Newark Pennsylvania Haverford Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell Columbia

Pavonia Yachtsmen Annual Dinner and Upcoming Games

The Pavonia Yachtsmen held their New Year turkey dinner at the New York Bay clubhouse with members acting as waiters and a vaudeville show directed by Gus Suekow. Commodore Throce praised the season ahead as plans for an annual reception and ball at Columbia Hall, Jersey City, on January 23 were announced.

Bayuine Jan. T Pavonia Yacht Club New York Bay Fortyflrat Street John Folks John Woulson David A. Woodruff H. Ludlum William Whit+ney R. W. Vaughh 5. W. Deckers Joseph’ Payton G. W. Mellor R.“W. Braughan Frank Beper D. W. Blungvelt

Doing Her Beat That Mrs Popley Said Miss Grouch

A discussion features Miss Grouch criticizing Mrs Popley for a slovenly house. Miss Goodley defends her, noting she has many growing boys. The exchange cites cleanliness being next to godliness, with a humorous nod to the difficulty on busy days.

Miss Goodley Catholic. Standard and 'Times

Hitachiyama Arrives in New York for Weeklong Exhibition

The 400-pound Japanese wrestling champion Hitachiyama visits New York for a public display after appearing at the White House in Washington. He will perform through the week with top referees and fellow wrestlers, planning to showcase four-man throws and compare sumo to other Japanese styles.

New York Hitachiyama Roosevelt White House Thimmerstein Minerion Ipan Vnc Calliat Sima Japan Tin Kingo Nagai Oinifigi Hiratayama Wakanoura Ele England Hmiekensehanidt

Jersey City Beats Locals In Three Bowling Games

Jersey City won two of three games against the locals at Interstaters on the Tikede alleys. Absent Clauss and Nolte, Elizabeth Club rival Rosevilles dominated at times while Buchtenkirk led Jersey City with high scores of 240 and strong 207.1 average. Local Gathman and Luyster posted notable scores but could not prevent a Jersey City sweep.

Buchtenkirk Luyster Gathman Jersey City Elizabeth Luyeter Krelg McCormic Miska

California fruit shipments set records in 1906 season

Southern Pacific officials report a banner year for California fruit with 5,930 cars of deciduous green fruit and 7,048 cars by November 1 shipped east. Citrus and vegetables totaled 13,? million? cars, purchases include 6,000 high end refrigerator cars costing 11.65 million dollars.

Southern Pacific Railroad California Cain

Cranford and Parks Tie for Central Journal League Honors

Cranfords and the Park Club are tied for top honors in the Central Journal League. L Wheelwright of Eliza Beth leads bowlers with a high average, followed by Walter Tenney and Ball. Elizabeth and Parks show strong team averages, with Elizabeth two games behind the leaders.

Park Club Cranfords Central Journal Lauue Elizabeth Ith Wheelwright Walter Tenney Ball Barlow Daniel

Generous Backing at the Ambleside Post Office

A well to do man in Ambleside asks the postmaster about a new reform and, upon hearing it is established, pledges broad support by requesting three stamps. The anecdote appears in Sir Row- Jan Hill The Story of a Great Reform.

Thera Ideel

Lee's Price Notes and Fragments

Fragmentary OCR notes show varied prices and figures for Lee's items. The readable parts include prices such as 100, 35, 15, and 20 in uncertain contexts. No clear event or full item description emerges from the fragmentary text.

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