Matinees Win Lead in New Jersey Bowling Tourney
The Matinees lead the New Jersey National bowling tourney with 17 of 16 wins and top team scores. Oxford's team trails with one more loss and high individual averages so far.
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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
4
Yale Football Captain Vote Delayed by Absence
At New Haven the Yale gridiron players postponed indefinitely the captain election due to the absence of Goute Roth Herger of Mittyburg. Candidates in the prior ballot included Arthur P Reides of Brockton and Robert B. Bureh of Cincinnati with Cay receiving attention after strong performances. Berger is traveling south and may return in two weeks. ceremony details unclear.
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New
Traven
Conn
Vile
Goute Roth Herger
Mittyburg
Alway J
Benor
Berger
Arthur P Reides
Brockton
Mass
Robert B. Bureh
Cincinnati
Uny
Rirveh
East Vewr
Marvard
Brides
Cay
Palmer to challenge Burns in Dublin showdown
In Dublin on St Patrick's Day a bout between Palmer and Burns is set for a purse of 7 500. The match was arranged after Dublin sporting officials finalized the articles yesterday.
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Dublin
Boxing notes from National Club the Knights in Philadelphia
Reports from the National Club in Philadelphia recounts fights featuring Young Loughrey and Young Erne with close rounds until the final stanza. Various bouts include Pit gagnerald vs Willie, Garman vs Willie Leed, and Clarke stop wins while Dixon mourns a boxing great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Loughrey
Young Erne
Philadelphia
Erne
Loughrey
Keily
Lew Carl
Terry Pitugesald
Sammy Willie
Joe Garman
Willie Leed
Atlantc City
Fnnesree McGuigan
Meadow Larks Beat Ballahoos 2–1 In Irvington Soccer Match
In a fast played game at Irvington yesterday the Meadow Larks defeated the Ballahoos two goals to one. Reilly and Darby scored for Meadow Larks while McCarthy netted for Ballahoos. Second half featured standout goalkeeping and tight defense as Ballahoos pressed late. Referee Evelyn. umpires and linesmen listed.
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Irvington
Meadow Larks
Ballahoos
Ann Tops List as Favorite Bride Name
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Ann remains the most popular bride name. It lists the ten top names this year with Ann leading, followed by Kate Maggie Elizabeth Carrie Mary Rosie Emma and Lara, based on registry data from the viniiange Hcense bureau.
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Maggies
Marys
Kates
Rosies
Thames
Smith
Nomerd
Mary
Maggie Avon
Sheakes
Mr. Smith
Kate
Mag Pie
Elizabeth
Smah
Carrie
Rows
Imma
Lara
Philadelphia Bulletin
Bowling Championship in Cincinnati Promises Record Event
President Garry Herrmann says the American Bowling Congress national championship starts February 8 in Cincinnati with a bigger entry list prize fund alleys and amenities than any prior tournament. Eighteen alleys will be installed in a large well ventilated heated venue with ample dressing rooms and clothing check.
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Cincinnati
Garry Herrmann
American Bowling Congress
St. Louis
Ineros
Edwards Springs Surprise in Six and Half Mile Run
Edwards of the Adama A. C. finished second to Hobson in a six and a half mile cross country race with a time of 38 minutes 12 seconds. Edwards was a yard behind and beat teammate Preston by a foot. Five teams competed on the Waverly Long Farms route including Bryn Mawra Adame A. C. of Elizabeth Poriiuas Bellairs of Newark and the Hatchetts of Irvington.
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Adama A. C
Hobson
Preston
Bryn Mawra
Adame A.C
Elizabeth
Poriiuas
Bellairs
Newark
Hatchetts
Irvington
Bryn Mawrs
Proden
Michigan University
Honora
Ealwards
Holten
Jones triumphs in seven game bowling match versus Craig
Emerson Jones defeats George Craig four games to three on Miller's alley in a seven game set. Jones posted 153 and 171 wins, Craig led with 180 in game three, both reached double centuries in game four, and Jones sealed the seventh with a 180 to 188 decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Jones
George Craig
Miller's Alley
Jones
Craig
Cini
Cornell Faces Hard Task in Building 1908 Baseball Team
Ithaca sources report Coach Daniel A. Coogan plans return to Ithaca to select a new battery and add a third baseman and left fielder. Freshmen will be called on Jan 15 after the Armory cage setup, as Cornell prepares for a Southern trip and intercollegiate schedule.
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Ithaca
N.Y. Dan
Daniel A. Coogan
Buseman
EK. Os
Urowny
Desides
Bigelow
Brown
Deshon
Hastings
Graves
Lovejoy
F. 0. Ebeling
Jel. Reiher
G. Higgins
C. W. Fultops
KT. McCallie
R. K.ald
Coun
Cornell
Coachoogan
Whist Club Play Highlights and Notable Notes
The Howell system featured in last night’s compass whist game of the Elizabeth Chevs and Whist Club. High scorers were Dunham and Ewwhells with a 12-6 margin. report appears in New York on January 14. The item also mentions a James Sullivan visit and discussion of Lesirbedte’s standing, plus remarks on reinstatement procedures by the national body.
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Howell
Thelizabeth Chevs
Dunham and
Ewwhells
White Sox May Get Their Former Captain
Chicago fans hope for a White Sox return of Captain Fielder Jones, who hinted at retirement last season but now may come back in the spring. Jones, once leader of the champions, considered business with his brother in the Northwest, yet money troubles slowed that plan. if he returns, he would receive a warm Chicago welcome as one of the game's great and popular figures.
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Chicago South Side
Jones
White Sox
Northwest
Y M C A Wins In Telephone League
The Y M C A defeated Red Bank in a three game match in the telephone league. High Red Bank scorers were Gray with 174.3 and Hill with 158.3. Eliza beth Martin and Schindler led the Y M C A with 173 and 163.3. Martin posted the top score of 201.
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Red Bank
Gray Beteen
Dennia Wee Eae
Kennedy Wee Weeny
Hill Os
Ley
Ieee
Tazabeth Y. M
Martin Che
Callman
Schindle
Richards Wees
Ariken
Tee
Elizabeth Y M
TA Society
Maloney
K Burke
Tj Sheedy
Donnell Teen
Local High School Basketball Roundup On Clark Court
Battin High faces Paterson High tomorrow with prior wins over St Benedicts and St Peters. Lyceum Juniors travel to Staten Island Saturday to challenge Canueton Junior. Clark Senior undefeated at home tonight against Westside A C, with Leeland back and Rhodes from Lakeshurst set to debut.
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Clark Court
St. Benedicts
St. Peters
Siler
Lyceum
Staten Island
Can- Ueton
Hot contest expected at New York A C election tonight
New York January 14 There promises to be a hot fight at the annual election of the New York A C tonight Two candidates for the presidency are George W Kuhlke the present incumbent and James H Haslin It is about these men the storm is raging No contest for other offices Indications point to the biggest vote ever recorded in the club Kuhke named by nominating committee Haslin persuaded to run Haslin supporters will not oppose other candidates Many present governors are Haslin supporters though their position on the ticket forbids open antagonism The contest shows no bitterness or personal animosity The dominating committee says Kuhlke has shown business and executive ability and cites his annual report The circular lists 276 prominent members backing Kuhlke Polls open at 8 pm and close at midnight in Central Park South
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New York
New York A. C
George W. Kuhlke
James H. Haslin
Kublke
Naslin
Kuhilke
Nomcinating
Haslin
Atiach
George T. Wilson
Kuhlke
Board of Governors
Elihouse
Central Park
Triangle A C Holds Monthly Meeting In Roselle
The Triangle A C met at its Roselle headquarters with about fifty members present. The next meeting will be at the leased clubhouse for the year, and a strong baseball team will represent the club this season on the newly leased athletic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle A. C
Roselle
Foxy Musings on Women, Work, and Marriage in Puck Style
A reflective piece argues modern commerce favors pretty women and questions whether homely women will seek marriage as a wiser path. It suggests women's rush into paid work may be a Providence test separating the wheat from the tares, with homely wives deemed best for family life.
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Hobson
Puck
The Privilege of Age in Advice and Wisdom
A reflective fragment notes that aging brings the chance to give advice rather than receive it. It jokes about who would offer guidance to a fifty year old and whether a wife would listen, highlighting humorous gendered perceptions.
Lyceum Juniors Rout Newark Atlas In Court Battle
The Lyceum Juniors overwhelmed the Atlas of Newark with a 79 to 18 victory. Gac and Bradley led scorers for Lyceum with seven and six baskets, while Vincent spearheaded Newark’s attack with six baskets.
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Ne Bay
Devine
Lyceum Juniors
Atlas Fire
Newark
Newark Turg Verein
Court Street
Atlas
Gac
Bradley
Liddy
Bach
Conroy
Corrigan
Joe
Vincent
Cag
Slack
Marshall
Rapps
Atlas Bo
Smith
AAU
TMP Eee de Enetereesa
E Marshall
Bincent
Lou
Tererees
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Otto
Reettetresnes Atlas Five
Teteeeenes
Sreeeensseineeeees
UM Juniors
Cmarto
Stereyy
Central Railroad of N J Athletic Association Reception
The annual vaudeville entertainment and reception of the Central Railroad of New Jersey Athletic Association will be held Friday night at Columbia Hall Ocean and Cator avenue Jersey City. In charge of the vaudeville program is Walter Smith with a professional talent lineup. The show starts at 8 15 with dancing to follow and will feature illustrated songs and moving pictures.
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Central Railroad of N. J. Athlete Association
Columbia Hall
Ocean
Cator Avenue
Jersey City
Walter ©. Smith
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