Boycott of New Jersey Promoted By Auto Group
The American Automobile Association urges a boycott of New Jersey over its motor vehicle law. Non residents face a mandatory state license and a costly, binding process to use highways, prompting criticism of New Jersey's statutes as unfair and revenue driven.
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Rutgers Basketball Schedules From Swarthmore to Manhattan
Rutgers basketball details show a tough schedule with intercollegiate games and practice notes. The roster includes many returning players and daily sessions from Monday to Saturday, plus upcoming opponents such as Albany Williams, Pratt Institute, Union, and Swarthmore.
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Emeralds Lose to Argyles in Camden Soccer Match
The Emeralds were defeated 1-0 by the Argyles in Camden. Knapp scored the decisive goal after a late kick from Duncan, with Salwhht and Healy involved in the buildup and fortifying defenses by Carlyle and teammates. Montclair High announces hockey dates are listed with Newark High School and Poly Prep appearances.
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Elephants and wildlife notes from Sri Lanka and India
The fragment discusses Sri Lankan elephants and wildlife, noting small tusks and short horns on native cattle, and compares elephant heads and deer antlers with those in India. It reflects observations of fauna and geographic distinctions between Ceylon and the Indian mainland.
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Parks Lead By One Game In Central Journal Bowling
The Park Club of Plaintoid leads Cranford by one game in the Central Journal League. Elizabeth sits third, two behind, as L Wheelwright tops the individual standings with an 183 average, Tenney at 179, Ball at 177 and E Wheelwright fourth. Newark Baya end with three wins and fifteen losses while Parks and locals tie at 867 for high league average.
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Dragons and St Georges Fight Tough Soccer Match
The Dragons of Elizabeth and St Georges of Staten Inland met in a hard fought game on a wet Saturday. Staten Inland won 2 to 1 with goals by an early scorer and Dobbins scoring the late winner while Armitage and Watts starred for the Dragons and St Georges respectively.
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Wonderfel Swords Auction Notes Hidden Value
Fragmented OCR hints at a Baroda related sword auction with a high value item listed around $50,000 though full details are unclear. Names and places are ambiguous, but the record suggests a historic weapon sale context and significant bidding potential.
Yawkey resigns Detroit presidency as Nugin succeeds
William Yawkey resigns the Detroit Americans presidency. Frank Nugin elected to replace him. Yawkey keeps a half interest but will step back from active duties. Also coverage on Brooklyn and Washington Park, and boxing news including Packey McFarland’s upcoming bout and management changes.
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Plainfield Girls Rally to Beat Newark in City Battle
Plainfield High School girls basketball defeated Newark High 14 to 10 in a fast, closely watched local gym contest. Miss Sminck led Plainfield with two field goals and six fouls, while Miss Pierson added three field goals and two free throws as Plainfield built a 10 to 2 halftime lead.
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Prizes to be awarded at New Cricket Association event
A ceremonial prize presentation by the New Cricket Association is planned for an evening event at the continental venue. Several notable figures and players are expected to attend as prizes are distributed to cricketers for their performances.
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Central Gunners Defeat North Ends in Target Shoot
A large crowd watched the Central Gae Club of Newark defeat the North Kur Glia Club of this city at Priest's field in a three-event target shoot. The Newark team won the first and third events, with scores reflecting ten, fifteen, and twenty-five targets in the series.
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Harvard Yale to clash in planned international track meet
Harvard track manager Faveragn confirms talks with Yale officials on a summer meet in England. Emerson met English university reps. both sides favor the event if arrangements and funding hurdles are cleared. Harvard notes possible obstacle remains funding and travel details.
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Clark Club Beats St Michael's 18 to 11 in Newark
The Clark Juniors defeated St. Michael's of Newark 18 to 11 on Clark's court Saturday night. Despite St. Michael's greater weight, Clark's faster play and court familiarity carried the game. The first half ended with Clark leading 7 to 4.
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Lawson Discusses New Union League Plans
Philadelphia January 13 Al W Lawson president of the new Union League outlines the league setup. Six clubs are current members Brooklyn Newark Paterson Reading Philadelphia Baltimore with applications from Richmond Washington D C Elizabeth and New York. The league aims to operate independently and sign top players under certain conditions. A new basketball team the Wanderers is forming in Newark to play near New York City while local clubs pursue neutral-court matchups and junior competition.
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City Bowling League Ties Spotlight Close Standings
The City Bowling League shows the Star and Turn Down quintets tied for first, with Columbia four games back in second. Turn Down surged by winning three straight from Night Owls to lead, while Columbia beat Stars on Thursday at T. A. B. alley. Reliance swept Fidella, Sacred Heart Lyceum won three in a row at T. A. B. 8, and Gourt Brot Loco dropped three to Tuxedos at Tuxedo alleys. Joe Raband holds the best average across many games, with Maloney close behind. Team standings list follows.
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Cornell Will Race Harvard
Straga M Y reports Cornell will race Harvard on a day near Cambridge. Details are unclear but the event appears planned on a river course near Cambridge with expectations and timing uncertain.
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