Elizabeth bowlers shine as West and Chines post triple 200s
In a tight Ath League match Elizabeth’s West rolls 208 214 205 for 208.1 average and Chines blocks with two-pins over 200. Pope adds 213 twice as Elizabeth wins 980 to 894 while visitors Sherlock and Oleon top with 180s and Olsen posts 214 for West.
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Chines
Pope
Elizah
Mt. Porithe
Sherlock Mes
Lefferts
Oleon
Elizabeth
Weatthrin
Klauss
Olsen
Ing
Penny
Vate Py
New York
A.C
Wrongfonts Bowl Chaos in Everett Bowling Night
In Everett a top liner led Wrongfonts and Chub rolled a weekly string at Saenger alley. Scores and performances are muddled by garbled OCR but indicate Everett dominance and high scores amid a chaotic summary of unrelated snippets and stray dialogue.
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Everett
Wringfonts
Om ‘Saenger
Turing
Newark
Enat
Acores
Weather Allowing Fishing Trip Delayed in Saa
Weather permitting the fishing outing for the Saa club is postponed until conditions improve. Members monitor forecasts for wind, rain chances, and water clarity before rescheduling events at the harbor.
Elizabeth Stars win two games in threemas bowling tourney
The Elizabeth Stars defeated Redway and Universals at Iroquois alleys Newark in a threemas bout, winning two games from Redway and another two from Universals. The match featured Maloney and other players with notable scores as the event highlighted local bowling talents.
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Elizabeth Stars
Newark
Redway
Universals
Rahway
Maloney
Seeneet
Bahay
Deen Steed
YMCA Ay basketball game yields close 165 to home team win
Local readers report a tight YMCA basketball match with Elisabeth boys edging their opponents by a single point, 165 to 164, in a hard fought home contest. Tomorrow night a six event swimming program with prizes is planned at the YMCA, featuring back stroke and freestyle races for boys and juniors. Country Club and Company C are noted to clash in exhibition play as Five Plainfield MCA plans a final date. An Albanian anecdote from the eastern state rounds out the column.
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Paterton
M.C. A
Elisabeth Boys
Oat
Imorrow
Y. M. CG. Ar Ik
Sawin
Garry Herrmann Faces Tense Talks Over League Policy
The text reports on tension involving Garry Herrmann, Pulliam, and baseball policy with major figures like Ban Johnson and the American League. It notes speculation the magnates will act when the meeting of the National Board convenes in New York on February 26, and hints at possible shifts in stance toward minor leagues and blacklists.
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Jie
H. C. Pollidy
Natonal 1
Herrmann
Pulliam
New York
Ty’ Liam
Ani Ars
Cincinnati
Hinepane
Johnson
Seeaieig
Armin
Arrell
Secretar
Ise
Ng Dinoubeed
Ole Garry Herrmann
National Baseball Commission
J. H. O'Rourke
Highlanders Sign Glade and Newton In Slow Contract Return
New York January 28 contracts for Fred Glade and Eustace Newton with the Highlanders were not at the New York American League office until yesterday. Glade hopes to join soon after a spring start while Newton, in good form, is under consideration as the club builds its pitching staff. President Farrell said more contracts are arriving as the team solidifies its roster for the season.
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New York
Fred Giads
Eustace Newton
Highlanders
New York American League
Nean Prieperoln
Grand
Neb
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Farrell iv
Hik
Altissaya Moriarity
Joe Eako
Farrel
Bkuater
Manawe
Gri
Williams Schedules Nineteen Baseball Games at Williamstown
The Williams College baseball schedule lists nineteen home and away games at Williamstown starting April. Opponents include Brown Army Notre Dame Amherst Wesleyan Bowdoin Cornell Princeton Trinity Holy Cross and more with dates scattered through May and June.
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Mats
Williams Colleg
Notre Dame
Williamstown
Brown
Wesleyan
Cornétl
Kimen
Amherst
Princeton
Trinity
Williamatown
Neill
Holy
Wtown
Armherht
Williametown
Ambherat
Enduring Dance Sparks Hope Beyond Gray Skies
A jumbled reminiscence captures a hopeful moment where music and dance lift spirits. The speaker marvels at luck and unseen challenges fading as a bright sky and rhythm clear the way for joy and renewed faith.
Cleveland 10 Wants Ally Push Back to Help Infield
Cleveland officials consider bringing Ally Push back to the lineup to plug the infield hole. Lush has been contacted in New York and could rejoin the club next month. Manager LaJolte favors placing him at second base to replace the struggling Mike Mierhel.
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Cleveland
Push
Naps
Wnd Ic
Cuffelder
Lush
Kilfoyle
Barnard
New York
Paakien
BI Hipchman
Mike Mierhel
Joe Birmingham
Watinia Frogs
la‘ Jolete
BU Minchman
Charlie Carr
Maider
Indianapolis
Carr
Howard Smith Heads to Dayton for Twenty Round Fight
Howard Smith travels to Dayton Ohio to face Walter Little of Chicago in a twenty round bout for a 6750 purse. Smith declares readiness and vows to attack from the start while weighing in below the limit. Fans anticipate a hard battle as town crowds gather at the station and at the Pigafete Yacht Club for updates.
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Howard Smith
Dayton
Ohio
Howard
Tyanette
Ana
Admir
Elizabeth
Amherst squad eyes early start under Breckenridge
Amherst anticipates a February start under coach Breckenridge for the basketball season. Will and Mase headline the battery candidates with Johnny Dunleavy likely to assist as the team prepares for the March 1 game at Washington and Lee.
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Amherst
Vthnoret
Mase
Arahorat
Breckridge
Southern
Breckenridge
Bxmen
Poor and His Patent Story in Early Peerage Creation
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a flawed patent issue shaping early noble titles. Names like Glenawigy Pawlet and Duke Bolton appear in irregular spellings, illustrating how clerks and errors affected who could claim baronies or dukedoms in medieval English peerage.
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Price
Emily Oetchy
Lord Glenawigy
Glerawiy
Charles’ Pawlet
Wade
Baron John
Basing
Euenmons
Buding
Bolton
Philadelphia to New York Walk Ends With Smoot Dropping Out
Ed ward Mapes and Frank Smoot, members of a West Philadelphia athletic club, walked from Philadelphia to New York with a fordable overnight pace. They started Sunday morning, reached Trenton by night, and New Brunswick for a rest before continuing to Newark. Smoot failed to finish at Newark, throwing up the sponge and riding in a motor car while Mapes arrived two minutes ahead of schedule in Jersey City.
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Edward ‘Mapes
Frank Smoot
West Philadelphia
New York
Philadel Pils
Trent
Trenton
New Brunswick
Weatfield Avenue
Broad Street
Aleo
Mapes
Smoot
Jersey City
Unclear fragment on mortar mixing and ball tossing method
Fragment describes a method of mixing mortar in a pile on the street and men tossing six pound balls to workers on a ladder to catch and toss up to another man. The text is garbled and unattributed.
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Apa Tive
Ganelaco Chronicle
Fasc Dive crated walk cont con rk
Clothing ad lists various men’s garments with prices and origins. It advertises full silk lined coats and tweed options from Harris Kingston and Neeman with prices around 30 to 98 dollars. The copy mentions Oxford silks and gray overcoats, highlighting style and quality for Men’s Wear.
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Fasc
Oravei
Oxford
Harris
Kingston
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