Elizabeth Downs Brooklyn In Three Games
Brooklyn tops Elizabeth with Hartley’s 279 in final game tying season high as team averages exceed 1000 in three games. Maloney leads Elizabeth with scores across 175 201 and 209, while Hartley’s 279 mirrors the season mark set by Burton.
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Viamiod
Brooklyn
Yoas
Brooklyns
Newark
Otto Holitane
Hartley
Burton
New Brunswick
Elizabeth
Maloney
Evdman
Newark Takes Three From Trenton in National Interstate League
Newark bowlers finished their league schedule by winning three games from Trenton on Oxford alleys. The Newark quest for first place continues as Brooklyn, New Brunswick, and New York teams settle positions behind Newark. Weingarth and Johns topped pins with scores over 200, including 223 by Weingarth, and Dumont led Trenton with 223.
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Oxford
Trentons
Brooklyns
Elizabeths
Jersey City
Newarks
New Brunswicks
New Yorks
Jersey Citys
Elizabetha
New Havens
Johns
Weingarth
Johna
Eddie Pierson
Dumont
Trenton
Boxing News and Rumors from Chelsea to Peoria
Boxing notes report Baldwin and Goodman calling off a Chelsea bout over weight. Joe Wagner predicts Delmont in a 15 rounder at Thornton Rhode Island with Delmont a favorite. Mentions Sullivan nicknames and Hyland Brock private bout near Denver with 65 35 purse split. Also coverage of Attell Farmer Mintell Lewis bouts and Terry McGovern ball offers for next season.
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Matty Baldwin
Kid Goodman
Chelsea
Girdman
Joe Wagner
al Delmont
Thornton
Rhode
Ialand
Wagner
Lively
Delmont
Dick Hyland
California
Denver
Col
Phil Brock
Cleveland
Terry McGovern
Scranton
Terry
New York Giants
Mike Don- Tin
Giants
Towering scores in New Jersey National bowling
High team totals marked the New Jersey National five man team tournament at Tuxedo alleys. The Owl quintet won two games by big scores, tallying 1061 in the first game while Enterprise of East Orange had 1019. In the second match the Owls beat West End by 36 pins, and the Enterprise five defeated West End 906 to 876.
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Newark
New Jersey
New Brunswick Bowls To Edge New York Pin Knights
In a National Interstate League match New Brunswick won the deciding game to finish thirty pins ahead of New York. Final scores show Greenwald, Harkins, and Watson with strong individual totals as the home team edged out the visitors 920 in the final game. The strange OCR includes extra stray lines about advertisements.
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New Brunswick
New York
Bo Harkins
Watson Eregskiervecerersens
Hart So
Harding
Stanley Reed Appointed Local Automobile Agent
Stanley T. Reed owner of the Sterling Garage is named automobile agent for Elizabeth with authority to issue licenses upon payment of fees. No prior Elizabeth agent. his appointment eases licensing for local owners and buyers. Basketball notes mention Kent Momet as chalk slinger at Clark game and Battin High School heading to Red Bank Saturday. Clark Juniors host St Michael of Newark Saturday evening on Clark court.
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Stanley Reed
Stanley T. Reed
Sterling Garage
Elizabeth
Mr. Reed
Clark
Kent Momet
Eraver
Battin High School
Red Bank
St. Michael
Champiorn of
Newark
Clark Court
Acme
Lyceum
Bell
Lagheesemese Diddy Keft
O'Conner
Kenely
Whalen
John Nolan
Collegians
Pean
Ah Boy Walking Club Elects Officers After Long Ramble
The Ah Boy Walking Club walked to Lyons Farms and back via Lehigh Valley Railroad to Roselle Linden and Dobbins road house then headquarters 1179 Elizabeth avenue. Officers elected were William D. Moore president Freeman H. Smith vice president Frank Barry secretary George T. Carrall treasurer John Egbert sergeant at arms. Members listed include William Reilly George Craig Joseph Smith George Grahace Jack Bush William McCormack Richard Fanning Joseph Pierson and Joe Groth. Refreshments followed with speeches and songs including Billy McCormack the umpire who explained members join to address weight and boredom.
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Ah Boy
Lyons Farms
Lehigh Valley
Roselle
Linden
Dobbins
John Egbert
William Reilly
George Craig
Joseph Smith
George Grahaoe
Jack Bush
William McCormack
Richard Fanning
Joseph Pierson
Joe Groth
Billy McCormack
Billy
Billy Moore
George T. Carrall
Joe Smith
Freeman Smith
Jack Rush
Cragin Captures Seventh Regiment Singles Tennis Title
William B. Cragin Jr. won the Seventh Regiment indoor singles title at the armory New York City defeating his brother Calhoun Cragin in three sets 6-4 10-8 5-6 6-3. Robert T. Bryan won the Class A handicap after defaulting the unfinished events.
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Armory
Sixty-sixth Street
Park Avenue
New York
Calhoun Cragin
Robert T. Bryan
Han Huary Seventh Regiment
William B. Cragin, Jr
Handigap
Robert Tyrea Wes
L. H. Fitch
Calhounn Cragin
William B. Cragin
Passaic Club Bowls Win Tight Athletic League Match
Passaic Club bowlers win two of three from Newark Bay Club in an Athletic League clash at Passaic. Tom Harper scored 237 as Passaic gains lead then holds on after Newark Bay rallies, keeping Baymen from top spot while Roseville and Jersey City hover in third.
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Rosevilles
Jersey Citys
New Yorks
Elizabeths
Passaics
Passaic
Tom Harper
North End
Oon
Harper
Ica
Newark Bay
Newark Bays
Perry
Newark
Aoa
Sivastage
Bateman Runs Sporting Club Eyes Local Fight Card
Joe Bateman the former featherweight champion of Washington DC and longtime city figure now runs a private sporting club in the upper state. He will visit this city Saturday to arrange a fight between an unknown or Young Farley of Newark and Tony Bender while local basketball games loom tomorrow night.
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Joe Bateman
Washington
D. C
Jack Tuite
Bateman
George T. Carroll
Young Farley
Down Neck
Newark
Tony Bender
Paris Boxing Saga Swirls Over Burns McVey Clash Talk
Headlines from Paris reveal Tommy Burns resisting a match with Sam McVey while Li'l Arthur Johnson looms as a rival. McVey reports Burns refuses in Paris and criticizes his sincerity drawing mixed reactions from French boxing circles.
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Tommy Burns
Arthur Johnson
Sam McVey
Bakersfield
Taessey
McVey
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Burly
Negré
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Mae
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Big Arthur
France
America
Johnsson
Senvrweigi
Europe
Jack Scales
Eit
Amateur Athletic Union meeting weighs Ewry case actions
The legislation committee of the Amateur Athletic Union met to discuss the Ewry case and recent moves by the Metropolitan Association registration committee. Eyewitnesses Nevins and J T Mahoney said Ewry was allowed to compete at unsanctioned meets, prompting a closed-door review and emphasis on sanctions for any sport or event under AAU or allied bodies.
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Amateur’ Athletic Union
Metropolitan Association
Ewry
Ati
Mem
Nevins
J. T. Mahoney
Bartow
S. Weeks
Rahal
Oe Eens
Opeh
Amateur Athletic Union
Crescents defeat Trojans by default in bowling match
Crescent Field Club won three games from Trojan A. C. by default after the Trojans failed to appear on alleys. Zapp posted a high 247 and averaged 218 for three games as Crescent rolled its portion of the match to claim the series.
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Crescent Field Club
Trojan A. C
Trojans
Crescents
Yio
Banies
Zapp
Plainfield Pay Club Edges Cranford by One Game
The Pay Club of Plainfield won three games against Cranford to pull ahead by one in the Central Journal League standings, despite Cranford taking a game from Roselle. High marks included a 871 in the second game and Long’s final game score leading the winners.
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Newark Bays
Plainfield
Cranford
Cranfords
Roselles
Long
Reed
Croft
Kimpell
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