Locals and New York A C Again Tied in Athletic League
In Manhattan, the New York Athletic Club swept Montclair Club three games to none while Roseville Athletic Association lost two of three to Newark Bay Club in Jersey City. Sherwood led Montclair with 238 in the opening game as New York AC moved to within reach of first place. Roseville’s pinning varied with 855 opening and 897 by Newark Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Athlete Club
Elizabeth Club
Metropolitan Pinknights
Montclair Club
Manhattan
Rosevilles
Newark Bay Club
Baygnne
Jersey City
Wan Cone
Roseville Athletic Association
Newarky Club
Pitn
Jaeger
New York Athletic Clubs
Manhattan Five
Knights
New Yorks
Montclair
Sherwood
Arnold
Joe Arnold
Tockwood
Jersey City Wins Two From Cranford in League Match
Jersey City defeated Cranford with a 2 0 lead in a Central Journal Dowling League game last night. Hobcomb led the scoring with 208, the only double century, while Bracke Collard posted 188 and other players contributed to the low scores across the match.
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Central Journal
Drreoy City
Rimes
Granfords
Cranford
Diocesan Seniors Triumph With Towering Scores
Diocesan seniors posted high scoring in a titled match with Dominican five. Final notes list tall tally by both teams, including 1000 points total and several three pointers. The report records tension and repeated scoring bursts, highlighting key players and final tallies.
Turn Downs Sweep Fidelias in City League Rout
Turn Downs dominated Fidelias in a City League three-game set at Star Alleys on Second Street. Frank Burke led with two 214s and 222, plus 160 in game three for a 100 average across the series. Stgam 220 and Raber 215 aided Fidelias, who struggled with a 787 team average and only one 700+ game. Hurliman struck 202 for the losers, topping their high-score efforts.
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Dogras
Fidelias
Secomd Street
Frank Burke Wos
Stgam
Raber
Hurliman Sfade
Tur
Bowna
Rite
Ana
Lyceum Five Topples Olympias in 68 to 84 Victory
Lyceum Seniors defeat the Olympias of Bayonne 84 to 68 with Benner scoring 26 and Lane 18. Blocking by Walch and Kendley plus Benner’s fringing play key the win as Pike’s uniform signal stirs the crowd. Referee was John Gobgtta. Seniors head to Jer on Saturday for a big East clash against Rutgers LOU.
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Benner
Lyceum
Swift Olympia
Bayonne
Lane
Olympias
Farrell
Cic Ety
Olympia
Pete
Walch
Kendley
Pike
Jwake
John Orobggtta
Bradley
Rapp
Cochran
Paradine
Welch
Flynn
Uycmum Bender
Ae Tyauim Senioné
Jer
Saoie U AL
T Tenme
Six Day Bicycle Race Attracts Top Riders At Convention Hall
IVER LAWSON of Kanaae City Mo reports a six day bicycle race this week drawing elite riders. The event features Moran as a top favorite with Root Folger Empire team aiming for a record. Entered squads include Bardgett Mitten Monroe Wilcox Dixon Western Hopper Holbrook Kangaroo Pilgrim Morgan Senhouse Mormon Sherwood Wiley Puritan and others at Convention Hall.
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Kanaae City
Hina
Tyor Lawson
Moran
Fe Lel
Mitiny
Root-Folger
Bardgett- Mitten
Monroe-Wilcox
Dixon Western
Hopper
Battin Defeats Harrison 36 to 8 in Court Contest
Battin High School defeated Harrison High School 36 to 8 on the Clark Club court. Battin led early, finishing strong with superior teamwork. Scorers included Kirkland Jaques Reaves Morphet Noe and Tenval with free throws by Blegnor and others contributing in a rough, period game.
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Battin
Harrison High School
Acore Vadendog
Clark
Harrison Boys
Harrison
Leove
Irkland
Saaquen
Reevea
Suaal
Pame
Jaques
Heems
Reaves
Seller
Lnst
Morphet
Noe
Sennal
Mitchell
Biognet
Battin Hy
Harrison H
al Noe
Blegnor
Mc Lorty
Kirhtani
Retaree Nolen
Momat
Reclelon
Seerer—Moxwall
Troat Hulywa
Winter: Boings In The 816 Leagues News Briefs
An amidst crowds and letters, officials receive notes from players about spring plans. A Cubs pitcher cohort and Giants interest surface as rumors of major league auditions loom. Statements reflect hopes to leave minor leagues behind and secure a starting major league opportunity.
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Sleath Bresnahan
Fyofiaié Toledo
Merkls
Seanon
Foxton
Roger Leo
Nehon Heant
John Nente
Aileé Salah
Letou
Keller
Battin High Falls to Gimique Team 14 to 4
The Battin High School second basketball team lost to the Gimique Society by 14 to 4 yesterday afternoon at the Clark Club court. Maxwell, McNair, Laury and Simpson starred for Gimique while Reisley and Adelberg contributed for Battin. Umpire and referee noted. time of balges fifteen minutes.
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Battin High School
Gimiqua Society
Clark Club
Gimiques
Joe Peal
Airét
Accond
Wulf Reisley
Adelberg
Simpson
Beoron
Balges
Crescents Top Jeffersons 5 2 In Ice Hockey Showdown
The Crescent hockey team of Irvington defeated the Jeffersons 5 to 2 yesterday on the upper reservoir in a game marked by Crescent pressure and solid team play. Benson Bellfont and Galloway led Crescents in attack while Perkins stood out for the Jeffersons and kept his team in the game through much of the match.
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Irvington
Upper Reservoir
Crescent
Superior
Jeffersons
Jine
Benson
Bellfont
Galloway Pent Shore
Persona
Perkins
Hait
Davey
Bishop
Simpson
Galloway
Porkina
Crescents
Éno
Ammer and Tongs
Setgdatta
Tyin
Wascenta
Balifont Wy
Terey ‘Simpson Galloway
Bishop Reneon
Scote
E. Chariva
Trvingt
Lapham
Dilenbeth
Billy Button the First Made Great Race Record
A historical note honors Billy Button the First, a famed trotting horse linked to Josiah Stearns and Larry Keenan. The brown stallion, sired in Maine and trained on the West Jersey Front, achieved a celebrated 2280 race, won five daily events at a four day Advan meet, and finally died in 1872 on the Stearns estate in Philadelphia after a long racing career.
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Billy Button
Billy
Button
Stearns
Broad Street
Popnaylvania
Maine
Morgan
Mr. Stews
Noo
Commodore Cornelis ‘Vanderbilt
Kitty Wink
Hilly
Stearna
Mr. Stearna
Mr. Noe
Commodore
Vanderbilt
Billy Hutton
Keenan
Julia Moscow
Ate Feta
Wegtora
Chicago
Advian, Mich
Pilly Button
Advan
Singl
Gray
Washota Chief
Allowine
Clarks Organize Athletic Association Meeting Summary
About forty young men gathered in Clark gym to form an athletic association. Rev. F. W. Kirwan elected president with Kil R. Mueller vice president and Warren G. Honaton treasurer. L tine Degenring named secretary. Sports managers named for basketball, baseball, track, and football roles. next meeting aims to recruit baseball material.
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F. W. Kirwan
Meening
Kil R. Mueller
Warren G. Honaton
Ltine Degenring
Wonlter Swift
Emil Mueller
Wels
Warren Houston
Cole
Sam Bartlett
MacGregor
Annual Ball of Bender Association prompts big plans
The fourth annual Tony Bender Association ball will be held Monday February 17 in Turn Hall. Organizers predict a successful event with prizes for best dressed man and woman, funniest dressed man, and the club with the most members present. Committees include arrangements chair Max Bergwart and Tony Bender floor manager. reception committee members John Frank Tony Koch Erid Carlstrom Herman Frits Charles Wiedenhofer Albert Manganelli James Bracken August Schwarts.
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Tony Bender
Turn
Dres
Max Bergwart
Charles Fischer
Louin Kreis
John K
Country Club and YM Y M A Tonight at Newark
The YMCA basketball team faces Elizabeth Town and Country Club tonight in a high interest game. The gymnasium is expected to reach capacity with Country Club fans packing the venue. Tip off is set for 8 o'clock as Newark High School awaits after two weeks off.
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Elizabeth Town
Newark High Schout
Newark High Idda
Raclce
Wan
Jin Seidler
Fragmentary OCR Item About Tires and Valendirss
The readable lines describe tires and a brand Valendirss with scattered phrases. Mentions of Jersey and New Yet appear in isolation. The fragmentary text hints at product names and locations but offers no clear event or outcome.
Harvard Announces Baseball Schedule For Coming Season
Cambridge Massachusetts January 31 Harvard announces its baseball schedule for the coming season with two new games added against Fordham and Georgetown and two dropped against West Point and Columbia. The slate includes two extra games in New York against Princeton and Yale and a long sequence of Cambridge contests starting April 8 with Wesleyan and ending in late May.
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Cambridge
Man
Harvard
Fordham
Geyretown
West Point
Columbia
New York
Tres
Trinceton
Yale
Wesleyan
Vermont
Bowdohn
Annapolis
Annpolia
Georgetown
Washington
Bates
Exeter
Cambridges
Maine
Holy Crows
Worcester
William
Cornell
Tthaca
Amherst
Princeton
Dartmouth
Hanover
Andover
Brown
Providence
Holy Crown
Camebridge
New Haven
The Dexters Bow Over National Vive In New York Tilt
The Dexters defeated the crack National Vive 85 to 0 Tuesday in New York. Dexter players included Dave Foros George Short Edward Maas William Snyder A Gould Joseph Maas. The squad seeks out-of-town games and invites offers of suitable inducements. Address John W. Brophy care of New York City Department Hall of Records New York City.
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New York
T Kayport
Nationals
Dave Foros
George Short
Piaras Edward Maas
William Snyder
A. Gould
Joseph Maas
Nhs Dexter
Anid
Adtivesa
John W. Brophy
Care
New York City
Tay Petment
Hall of Records
Pillsbury Chess Tourney Begins Tomorrow for Silver Medals
The twelfth annual Pillsbury National Correspondence Chess Association tourney opens tomorrow and runs to February 15, with eight divisions New England through Northern. Division winners receive silver medals, and overall champions earn gold and a souvenir.
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Pillsbury National
Hin
Ph Tin
Ba Champton
Wil Xo Stind
Lithuanian A G to Hold Mask Ball
The Lithuanian Athletic Club plans a masquerade ball at G A Hall on birthday eve. Officers listed include President John Silikles, Vice President An Tony Bonkankas, Recording Secretary Joseph Salunes, and Sergeants at Arms Jaye Krovetwko and Stephen Silikles.
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Willington
Arra Bilikles
Michael Mal Peter Suyet
G. A. H. Hall
Mente
John
John Silikles
Rice
Antony Bonkankas
Joseph Salunes
Jaye Krovetwko
Stephen Silikles
Weingarth Defeats Johnny Nelson in New York Match
Johnny Nelson of Universe alleys Brooklyn was defeated by William Weingarth of Tamneds alley in a Greater New York Intercity Individual tournament. Weingarth won in eight games with scores generally close and high averages around the 190s. Nelson struggled with several games slipping from near to mid 200s.
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Weingarth
Johnny Nelson
Newark
Johnny Nelsou
Universe Alleys
Brooklyn
Wiliam Weingarth
New York
Woingerth
Nelson
Hip Tyal
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Lyceum Five
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Rutgers
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Iver Lawson
Edward Clark Club
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Toledo
Gimpaya
Battin’e Guard
Baton Records
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Maxwell
McNair
Rogore
McNutt
Muswell
Ventre ‘Warner
Leistner Bimpson
Sehnucker
Trotter
Elizabeth Menand
Commodore Vanderbilt
Clarks
Athletic
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Bender Association
Turn Hall
Rahway
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