Local boxing card at Central State Newark thrills crowd
In Newark at Central State under promoter Troxler Bender a lively boxing night featured Kid Luck of Chicago defeating Hoboken and Black showing strong form. Spiro and Bals gave a sharp display, Demmer retired injured in the second round, and an exhibition by William Socio plus several foxing bouts captivated the audience.
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Newark
Jy. Troxler
Bert
Cham
Hoboken
Kid
Chicago
Black
Hobken
Render
Link
Eliza
Sinorora
Ian
Tal Spiro
Adam Bals
Ansier Ively
Showti Bals
Spiro
Jaret
Fiat
Fravon & Knockout
Fred Nisburg
Thomas Hackett
Patsy Bile
Sigurd
Lis York
Peter Farmer
Beye
I Fran
Bejante Tr
Julius Demmer
Tuxedo Tournament Rough Scramble Highlights
Fragmentary text from a tuxedo tournament reports two man teams, names appear distorted. It notes a late match win by Linder and Wetni over Araud and Neicker in a gene and Peel segment with pins and scores, plus unclear references to several players and a likely 204 point span.
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Yaris
Sigabeth
Linder
Wetni
Araud
Gene
Neicker
Wolf
Cline
Welf
Wilberg- Thano Oy
Mytmwrtéuer Combina
Wilbers
Prospect A C seeks 14–16 year old teams for Sunday play
The Prospect Athletic Club of Elizabeth seeks matches with teams averaging 14 to 16 years, with games on opponents' grounds, Sundays and holidays, listing players by position and inviting ind ucements. The True Blues of Newark also seek 14 year old teams for Saturday and Sunday afternoons, naming many local clubs and scheduling a practice game, with challenges to manager A F Maute and T Miller.
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Prospect Athletic Club
Etizabeth
Twa
Infeld
William Ridley
J. Hubney
William Parsons
G. Seuerbrum
T. Keleher
D. Keleher
B. Williams
A. F. Maute
Sauerbrun
W. K. Manning
Elizabeth F
T. Katfman
Elberon B. B
Sidney A
Carlisle A. A
True Blues
Newark
Miller
Stones
Woodland
Anne Juniors
Arlington Catholic Protectory
Hamilton A. C
Bahor
Atlas A.C
Prospect A. C
Eliabeth
Triton A. C
Elmwood
Lincoln F
Bruen A. C
Franklin B. B. C
Colonial KC
Mansi Miller
Lakorima
Apache A. A
Sidney A. C
Napoleon A. Arten A. C
Atrer
West Side Oval
T. Miller
New Street
Adam Neubeck Jr to again manage Invaders
Adam Neubeck Jr will continue to manage the Invaders after a two hour board meeting in President MacAdamine's office. Twelve other candidates were considered with Neubeck winning broad support for his judgment and popularity. The board expects his reappointment to drive revenue as bids and concessions were welcomed. announcement of next GE players is expected next week.
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Adam Neubeck, Jr
Yeatersay
RH. MacAdaime
Neubeck
Ani
Hee
Tae
Ee GE
Two Pool Matches Decided At Serpico's
Two pool matches decided at Serpico's last night set stage for a bigger duel between Jerry Serpico and Jack Workman for 350 side. Workman, who recently took the championship from Seanay, led his set, while partial scores listed include Sack, Borrell, and Harrizon in a long series. Horrel and Crag were among players noted, with plans for a rematch Tuesday night at the same place for 5 side.
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Serpico
Wallai
George Harrizon
Marigean
Eal Ila
Mit
Hedley Eh
George Crag
Borrell
Workman
Will
Auto course plan sparks mixed interest says Elliott remarks
Published reports discuss a plan for an 8 four mile auto course with references to track hotel and venue. The statement attributed to H Elliott comments on the affair and hints there may be further developments without detailed specifics.
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Eataa
Ato
Leakantville
N- Automobile
Fereo Woneerewl & Tse
Kenilworth Nine to Meet Tomorrow
The Kenilworth nine schedule a meeting to discuss key plans and a major upcoming event. Mia Ceptain Kesolmier is noted in connection with the group as preparations advance.
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Kenilworth
Mia Ceptain
Kesolmier
Battin High Ties Harrison in Narrow Gym Win
Battin High and Harrison High met in Harrison with a 27 to 25 final, Harrison pulling ahead late after two baskets deemed late by Battin. Reeves led Battin with six in the second half. Berenson and Caterall starred for Harrison as the locals outshot Battin in the first half, then Battin rallied with ten baskets in the second.
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Battin High
Hurrigah’ High School
Harrison
Harrison Boys
Battin Boys
Bregner
Harrisons
Harrison Five
Elizabeth
Battin
Harrisan
Oakets
Reeves
Manuel
Seiler
Simpson
Berenson
Noe
Caterall
Vos Srees
Moriarty
Boller
Hennell
Anand
Sfupeon
Vest
Ars Hall
Batin
Herrinon
Hurricon
Catgrill
Mebves
Gi Mapwal
McLarty
Beller
Bldmnor
Marvel
O'Connee
Bt Benedicts
Callahen
Rogers
Nugent
Elizabeth Club Battles Roseville For League Title
The Elizabeth Club prepares to meet Roseville in a decisive Athletic League match. Players practice nightly, aiming to win at least one game to keep a championship bid alive, with supporters set to travel to Roseville and back the team on their home alleys.
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Elizabeth Club
Rosevilles
Athletic League
Elizabeth
Roseville
Timely Gossip of the Cyclists Crowned 1907 Champion
Brooklyn rider Ernest G Grupe won the 1907 cycling championship in a Century Club of America contest. He rode 74 centuries in the year and posted a best time around 14 hours 5 minutes. Grupe's brother Henry finished second in the standings as prominent distance riders are noted, with many cyclists named from New York and nearby cities. Plans for a new cycle track in Denver and a national cycling franchise are discussed, along with moves to organize clubs and a major bicycle purchase by the Dominican government.
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Ernest G. Grupe
Brooklyn
Century Club of America
Grupe
Long Island
Gripe Alee
Hein
Grup
Henry i Grupe
United States
Joe Nos
Jorer Chy
N J
W. J. Cummings
N.ntirtes
Perrault
New ‘York City
Temturlen
A.B. Ree
Winthrop
Maseraventen Ovateies
A. OH
Buoloy
New
Cavanaghe's Team Loses Bowling Match At Port Richmond
On the Tillison alleys in Port Richmond last night the Murtahs of that place defeated the Cavanaghe’s of this city in the odd game. Neither side rolled high scores.
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Murtahs
Port Richmond
Tillison Alleys
Ah Boys Prize Winners Celebrate At Elisabeth Avenue
At the Ah Boys head quarters on Elisabeth avenue the Ah Boy tournament prize winners were honored Henry Barnes took first prize a $10 gold piece George Unig was second with a 5 gold piece Joe Smith third earned an $82.50 gold piece Billy McCormack outside the money received a silver medal for good sport Billy Carroll claimed the booby prize a gilded chain and nickel bars. Judge Tiny Moore presented trophies and Billy McCormack delivered the victory reply. A social hour followed with Geo M Carroll presiding Attendees included Tony Bender J D Noughy Dick Hill Quartet Orator Dooley and others who provided songs and recitations.
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Ah Boys
Elisabeth Avenue
Henry Barnes
George Unig
Joe Smith
Billy McCormack
Bec Gure
Co. T
Carroll
Dudge Tiny Moore
Alao
Billy
Geo,m. Carroll
Tony Bender
J. D. Noughy
New Jersey
Dick Hill
Dooley
Parisians Study American Athletics Dinner Honors Paris Club Promoters
New York March 7 An informal dinner at Washington Hall New York A C honored Silas H Jenking and A Van den Ende secretaries of Paris club promoters of a French athletic club to be modeled after major American clubs The aim is to foster international competition in all athletics and to provide Paris with a home for Americans in Paris to study American methods and widen international sport participation Speakers included Bartow Weeks Jeremiah Maloney George W Kuhlke Charles Burnham Daniel Cohslan and other guests
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New York
France
Paris
Washington Hall
A. C
Prinel
Marquis de Beauvoir
Stest Sportamen
Foner Jon
Chicago
Linoix
Minsouri
England
Bartow
Weeks
Jeremiah Maloney
New York A
George W. Kuhlke
New York A. C
Charles L. Burnham
Daniel ¥. Cohslan
Bt Mary's Basobaly Term Ciaima The Tart Denter Championship
Bt Marys basobaly season summary notes nine wins in Se games and a stronger showing this year. The team aims to defend the title and repeat as champions next season.
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Bt Mary
Uv Lt
Grover Cleveland Birthday Devotion Grows at Princeton
The Sage of Princeton Grover Cleveland remains a focal point on his March birthday. Ex President Cleveland, 71, draws visitors telegrams and letters to the Cleveland home as college crowds sing and honor him. Appletons Magazine notes his rehabilitation in public esteem amid changing attitudes toward fame and reform.
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Princeton
Marvh J
Grover Cleveland
White House
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Washington
Jefferson
John Quincy Adams
Grant
Tyler
Fillmore
Hayes
Appleton’ Magazine
John T. McCutcheon
Kaya
St. Helena
Iticlane
Haya
Sage
Grover
A & Mighty
Brewer Would Clean Out Low Saloon Establishments
Jersey City March 7 Guntay Lembeck head of a brewing company plans to aid authorities in ridding Hudson county saloons of disorderly and liquor law violations. He aims to reform dealers from within, offering voluntary service as assistant probation officer to oversee those convicted of crime under the influence and to revoke licenses for lawbreaking.
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Jersey City
Guntay Lembeck
miHlangire
Han
Lembeck
Tooki
Interenta
Greenville Trust Company
Hudson County
Constanti
Richard Stevens
Alexander
Hoboken
John A. Blair
Clerical Dog Fanatic Sued By Grocer
V Jalnield March 7 suit filed by Henry C. Meyer grocer against Rev T Moore Smith for 140 on a grocery bill. The pastor resigned from Septed Plains church after Deliberation and dispute over his dog ownership with several winners. The pastorate paid 1300 yearly plus manse rent free, amid public attention on his dogs and supporters.
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Vjalnield
Henry C. Meyer
Booteh
T. Moore-Smith
Justice Clark
Pee
Resignation Motion Divides Church Committees
A resignation is discussed, but neither the individual nor church committees will back the assertion that this war is the moving force. The report notes conflict over responsibility and the stance adopted by clergy and governance bodies.
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