Elizabeth Maintains Lead as Roseville Triumphs in Hoboken Bowling
Elizabeth Club sits one game ahead of New York and Newark Bay in the Athletic League standings. Roseville, led by Chanas of Elizabeth and Olozaga of Roseville, topped rivals with season best totals, while Hoboken saw the Columbia Club defeat Passaic in three games.
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Hosevilles
Ae Homie
New York
Montclair
Bayonne
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Columbian Cub
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Hovawie
Elizabeth Club
New Yorks
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Newark Bay
Jersey City
Collard
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Chanas
Elizabeth
Olozaga
Roseville
Bob West
Ronseville
Rosevilles
Aorta
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Picke
Rcoves
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Hoboken
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Columbia Club
Pin’ Knights
Passaic
AOH
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Tayonne
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Montclair Boys
Onmwark Bay
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Patsaleee
Dwyer
Wood
van Nenn
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Viarg
Sergey City
Ai Gleen
Pope
Vreeland
Feng
New 'York
Lyceum Romps Over St Michael's Seniors 63 to 14
Court Street Lyceum defeats St Michael's Seniors of Newark 63 to 14. Cappy Lane scores 18 points as Kenely and McDermott add multiple baskets. McDougal and Walch shine in defense while Liddy misses the game and Lane is ill. Rapps' orchestra provides the postgame melody.
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St. Michael's
Newark
Saints
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Cap
Bonner
Jook
Mulroy
Poss Donahue
Conway
Denner Fost
Sfor
Big Kenely
McDougal
Walch
Lyceum
Liddy
Lane
Rapps
Syracuse to Have Eight Oared Crew This Season
From Syracuse sources Sam Wright reports Syracuse University will field an eight oared crew next season. A match race is planned with Columbia University and the University of Pennsylvania crews. Ten Ryck of Syracuse and Ward of Pennsy join Rich of Columbia for the effort.
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Worcester
Sam Wright
Ewimmer
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Columbia University of New York
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Ward
Pennsy
Rich
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Ten Ryck
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Jim Ten Eyck
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Slosson Beats Champion Sutton In City Carom Met
New York reports George B. Slosson defeated world champion Sutton by 400 points in the 18.2 line match. Slosson led with 249 17 in average and notable runs 82 62 1. Sutton totaled 198 16 with a sharp 1 cushion miss and scores of 53 4 38. In Newark Lee Johns outscored Johnny Nelson across eight games, with averages 201.7 and 195. Johns won eight games including a one-pin tighter third.
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New York
George BF. Slosson
Hilliard Peries
George Sutton
Sutton
Ho Slosson
Newark
Osford
Lee R. Johna
Johnny Nelson
Universal Alleys
Jocal
Johns
Nelson
King Edward Popular With All Turf Men
London reports King Edward plans active racing involvement next season with a string of at least 25 horses. American jockeys in Russia dominate wins led by Winfield with 100 wins. Richards and others follow. Tommy Burns to meet Jim Roonehe in London for a 47,500 purse on St Patrick's Day. Educational authorities back mandatory physical training in schools. Coventry curate promotes church gym events to build fitness.
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King Edward
Edward
Colé
Beeanpa
America
Richard ‘Croker
J. J. Parkinson
Curragh
Ireland
Winfield
Richards
Rigby
Gannon
Pickett
France
Tommy Burns
St. Patrick's Way
Jim Ronehe
Wwinett
Tommy
Ruyns
Jack Palmer
Board of Education
Audh
St. Michaels
Coventry
Simdays
Teleree
Longest London Rules Prize Fight Recap from 1860 Maine
The piece outlines the longest London prize ring bouts, detailing the 1860 Maine clash between James O’Neil of Worcester and James Dee Line of Providence. It notes the six hour and fifteen minute record from 1855 between James Kelly and Jonathan Smith in Melbourne, and describes the rules allowing extra five minutes if no blows are struck.
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L. Sullivan
James Kelly
Jonathan Smith
Fiery Creek
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Australia
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Smith
London Pugilistic Benevolent Association
London
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England
Kelly Wads
van Diemen’s Land
Jack Hunt
Birmingham
Johnny’ Broome
Hunt
Jonathan
India
Bush
Old Bridge
N. J
Maine
May Tames O'Neil
Worcester
Mass
James Dee Line
Providenur
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O'Neil
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Ring Clash at Weehawken Ends With Subdued Victory
In a lengthy bout near Weehawken, Billy Clark defeated Denny in a three hour fifteen minute fight. The match drew a crowd and led to a surprise subscription purse as Johnny Hickey and George Morton continued the action before a tense crowd.
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Oky
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Horrigan
Wehawten
Ani Tators
Clarke
Ly Donnelly
Hem Winkle
Harry Lazarus
Johnny Monaghan
Denny
Johnny Hickey
George Morton
Hemainer
Hickey
Morton
Johnny
George
Siler
Battin High To Face Roselle High In Open Basketball Clash
Battin High School travels to Roselle for a basketball clash as both teams seek county honors. Clark Juniors invite Ascensions juniors for a social and showcase, while Lyceum Juniors host Creagenta. Thomas Ferguson will miss a month with a collarbone injury from a recent Staten Island game.
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Battin High School
Roselle
Pewano
Clarks
Lycéums
Clairing
Phe Fur
Thomas Smith
Thomas Ferguson
Eres
Ferguson
Staten Island
Remembering George Dixon in a 1890s city betting ring
The article recalls Dixon as a friend of Andrew Thompson, a black horse owner, with Thompson naming a horse George Dixon. In the early 1890s fall races Thompson accused Dynamite of throwing a race for bookies, leading to a planned rematch in a betting ring where Dynamite faced Thompson's challenger in a staged confrontation.
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George Dixon
Dixon
Andrew Thompson
Thompson
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Et Cetera Boxing News From Philadelphia Card
In Philadelphia the Russell Fitzgerald dispute remains unresolved after a public greeting dispute at a social meeting. Willie's claim that hello was proper clashes with Russells insistence on Good evening Unk. A social committee, including Jack Enn and Mr Taylor, will decide who is right. Moran and Attell fought to a twenty five round draw in Colma, California. Moran plans “easy money” on the road with a theatrical show before any rematch. The Industrial Boxing Club acted wisely last week, showing fairness to the public. Chambers is preparing for a bout that Christmas season but was sidelined by a cold.
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Russell Willie Fitzgerald
Russell
Buquetts
Fitzgerald
Uni
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Willié
Jack Enn
Taylor
Ros
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Owers Moran
Colma
Cal
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Attell
Industrial Boxing Club
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Anteenong
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Gardner
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Ite
Chambers
Jack
Five overcasts ail from Washington's foremost dita ton
A fragmentary notice lists a series of names and items in a damaged text from Washington. The readable portion hints at a list of people and a brown kerney with an ornate description, but the full context is missing.
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