Stars Roll Low Scores In Newark Bowling Meet
Newark bowls summary notes Wosek and Wells second in two man event while Fred Schwartin of Brooklyn leads individual competition. Reports detail string of scores, team standings, and notable performances from Paterson Paterson and Atlantic City rivals, with Newark Howlers and other clubs vying for prizes in the National Bowling Association tournament.
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Wosek
Wells
Rochester
N. Y
Newark
National Bowling Association
Newark Howlers
Willian Nowek
Vddie Weisd
Dunkley
Ostovda
Avendes
Trenton
Elizabeth
O'Donnell
Miloney
Athletes Smash World Records At New York Carnival
New York March 11 Athletes shattered three world records at the annual New York A carnival in Madison Butaro Garden crowd. Worrest Smithson led in the 70 yard dash clocking 9 seconds, surpassing the former 9 1 2 mark. A weight throw and a relay also saw records tumble as competitors from the Twenty third Regiment of Brooklyn and other groups posted standout performances amid a roaring crowd.
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New York
New York A
Madison Butaro Garden
Worrest Smithson
Twenty-third Regiment
Brooklyn
Davoe
Smithson
Smithereens
Bleve Chasesy
Dartmouth
Boston
Atledy
Mitchell
Bayonne
Ned
Tayrao Tha Meek
Dan Myers
Tal White
Tarry Sedley
Charles Bacott
Celestic Americae
Oilel
Miley
Bromilow
Ant Shepmird
Celtic Park
Clark Seniors schedule tests toughest season ahead
The Clark Seniors face a heavy slate starting with a Saturday trip to Peekskill to meet the Gin dian Five, then Newark's Domini cans on Tuesday and the Newark Chen Vereins on Tuesday, with a return game against St George in New York base. The sequence includes repeated road trips and clashes with heavyweight teams, including Youth Separate Company at Mott Vernon Armory.
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Clark
Peekskill
Gindian
Newark
Chen Vereins
St. George
New York
Aother Jong Trng
Eleventh
Armory Ab Mott Vernon
Baseball notes from a bygone season around Newbeek
Fragmented report details team changes and leadership from a local baseball club, mentioning manager Bright of the ML Bives, new players including Li PeOEE Seis and Coenen, and Captain Charles Boyd with Assistant captain Bob Mioydssistint. It references spring prep, early season hopes, and a variety of unclear names and events from a busy club meeting.
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Bright
ML Bives
Ueathad
Porte
Heeex Giants
Clarks Win Two Games In Thrilling Doubleheader
Clark seniors and juniors edged Castleton Juniors in a two game set on Clark court. Seibert moved from bench to pivot as Clarke seniors rallied late to win by two baskets as fans roared and a tense finish followed a back and forth lead change.
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Walward Cherk Chih Rentora
Clark Diniers
Castleton Juniors
Ted
Cieh Teat
Clarks
Castletons
Mebbegor
Yard
Lang
Georges
Seibert
Captingham
Seihoet
Ee Ring
Siiel
Clark
Nolan
Richards
Seeland
Vrook Sauriyight
Jobn Deviie
Crowt
Hie
Goat
Dehuty
M Kid
Tanurel
Emnol
Dia Pierce
Lynch
Briggey
Walsh
Bound Brook
Intercounty Start Off Matinees Fail to Land Win
Intercounty starts off with a slate of matinees at Elizabeth and Newark as Indians fail to secure a single contest.
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Newark
Burke’s Alleys
Bergen
Matinees
Indians
Bennett
Rgen Point
Schlund
Matinee
Benuolt
Hurumag
Shaw
Sullivan Indians
Murphy Stanee
Murray
Reson
Allison
Carney
Bergen Point Heiser
Ferguson
Leblund S
Duke Ssseessee
King Wee Aeneeeaesser
Bergen Point
Ferguson Venee
Duke
Baseball Not Yet Perfect Says Veteran Jim McGuire
Boston Americans manager Jay McGuire argues baseball is near perfection but needs tweaks. He endorses the sacrifice hit rule and foul ball adjustments, praises batters' current skill, and discusses prospects for AL and NL teams including Detroit, New York, Boston, St. Louis, Cleveland, Chicago, and Philadelphia.
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Jim M’guire
Jay McGuire
Boston Americans
Hin
Ruunner
Hid
Nole
Brain Exercise Puzzle From The Journal’s Daily Page
A nine-item pictorial puzzle advertises shop goods from a local dry goods dealer. Clues reference Cutts and a meat vinegar merchant selling oil and vinegar in varied keg sizes. A U-gallon barrel value shifts with contents, noted as $4.75 or $69.50 depending on oil or vinegar.
A.A.U Wins Odd Game From Trios In Bowling Match
In a Miller's alleys bowling match yesterday Trio A. C. faced A. A. U. with A. A. U. taking the odd game. Mattery led scoring for the A. A. U. with 190 in the second game. A return match is scheduled for next week at the same alleys.
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Miller's
A. C
A. A
Mattery
Murray Kigging and Passaic contest controversy recap
In a local sports note Murray Kigging faces questions over a disputed credit after Passaic is tied to a victory. The piece hints at series results against Elizabeth Club and Montclair, mentions a high series average, and shifts to varied curiosities about horseshoes in Teeland and Soudan, plus a German paper shoe invention.
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Murray
Elizabeth Club
Montclair
Pasanic
Passaic
M. K
Ray
Teeland
Soudan
London
Union League Plans Meeting to Finalize Season Schedule
The Union League of Professional Baseball Clubs calls a March 18 meeting at Bellevue Stratford Hotel Philadelphia to finalize operations and adopt the season schedule. President Al W Lawson says the circuit is complete with strong finances and no contract jumpers, as clubs sign about 130 players and appoint solid managers. David Zierfoss, a veteran catcher, joins Wilmington Club as captain amid a wave of signings across the league.
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Washington
Detroit
Jennings
New York
Hot Springs
Fith
al W. Lawson
Union League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Bellevue Stratford Hotel
Philadelphia
Union League
Lawson
Union League Io
National Association of Baseball Leagues
Arthur Irwins
Wilmington
William Waller
Walter Schlichter
Reading
Dr. F.C. Reisling
Paterson
H. Eugene McCann
Elizabeth
Adam Neubeck
Ir. Brookelyn
Ambrose Hussey
Brooklyn
Toledo
Kansas City
Zierfoss
Sachs Misses Pool Match at Serpico's
Fritz Sachs failed to appear for a pool match with Charley Sotrill at Serpico's due to illness. Arrangements are under way for an open pool tournament to be held at Serpico's early next week.
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Sachs
Serpico
Fritz Sachs
Ness
Charley Sotrill
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