Talst Second Team Wins Two In Intercounty Bowling Meet
The Talst second team opened the Intercounty bowling tournament at Burke's alleys by defeating two rival squads. They beat CA and the Marathons in a close finish, with Ley closing the gap to three pins in a pivotal late moment. The downtowners then edged for second place after a high scoring match, Curbaty posting 202 and Drench 201 as contender teams collided.
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Burke's
Ley
Curbaty
Mulligans Drop Two to St Andrews in Bowling Match
The Mulligans visited Stapleton last night for a bowling clash aiming to tie with St Andrews. Three players from St Andrews and two from Mulligans posted double centuries. Reagan of St Andrews led with an even 200 average, while Savage of Mulligans trailed closely.
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ST. Andrews
Mulligana
Stapleton
Johnson Announces American Umpires for Key Week
In an official notice from the Mivemont League, Johnson named a panel of American umpires for upcoming fixtures. Referees include Tiny Horst, John Sheridan, Brant Ho’Lenysh fin, Tam Commlly, and Willy Vuns, with Petatned notations. John Egan watched after Evan a was injured in a St Louis pop battle context.
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Fister
Tiny Horst
Ijohin Sheridan
Brant Ho' Lenyshfin
Tam Commlly
Willy Vvuns
Beynye
John Egan
Ich
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Johin Bradond
Johnson
Reinstatement Debate Haunts MLB Figures From Past
The National Commission weighs reinstatement for Johnson, Blai, Donlin, and Stahl amid questions over eligibility and discipline. Excluded players may return to major league play next season, with fines possible for Comlakey and Stuld regarding trading ineligible players.
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Detroit
Cleveagit
St. Louie
Johnson
Duke Blai
Mike Donlin
National Commission
Stahl
Fils Caan
Chicago
Washington
Comlakey
Boston
Taylor
Highlandere
Post Gets Contract For Union League Park
At the last meeting of Invaders Board of directors Thaman Post of Elizabeth Bill Posting Co was awarded the privilege of navring the pitton of Union League Park during this running dewson Me Post fled this position tA gene Other applicants sought the privilege this year Mr Poxt y new real empebitnr will stumps Corliss the day veum Theatre confectioner Aim Green a pugilist won in a Baltimore bout Green defeated seven opponents to win the battle royal while eight men competed over six rounds and Green was the sole survivor.
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Elizabeth Bill Posting Company
Union League Park
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Corliss
Veum Theatre
Aim Green
Battle Royal
Baltimore
Dunham Wins Close Pool Match in Rahway During Night
Witty Dunham, once of the city, edged George Bune of Perth Amboy in a tight 100 to 0 victory at John Dunn's photo rooms on Cherry Street Rahway. The night pool event drew local players and spectators seeking a brisk finish to the evening.
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Witty Dunham
City
John
Dunn
Phot Rooms
Cherry Street
Rahway
Wat Night
George Bune
Perth Amboy
Cat tails in England used for upholstery stuffing
An American inquiry on cat tails as a substitute for kapok in furniture padding quotes a London dealer. He notes supply is small due to poor results, with prices ranging from 2 cents to around 1 dollar per pound, Indian kapok at 7 cents, and possible imports of cattails to improve supply. seeking seasonal, preferably New York quotations.
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Geneal
Robert J. Wynne
London
England
New York
A Brilliant Ryror at a Quiet Dine Night
A prominent singer dined with a host letting the evening unfold among guests mostly women, except for the host's W-year-old daughter who drew his attention with a shy Latin-flavored compliment. He spoke little to her, preferring his meal while she lingered nearby.
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Logan
Standardization of Amateur Records Across Distances
The article discusses trend toward standardized amateur track records, noting many marks remain conservatively listed while some older times could be beaten with modern timing. It highlights the 100 yard and 51 yard sprints, 60 and 66 yard marks, and the 220 yard event as examples likely to fall with improved methods and newer competitors.
Mayor of Biol End Faces Odd Address Mix
Fragmented OCR text shows a jumble of names and phrases with references to a mayor, George Wiselbinnetateh, Mir McCarth, and a winter trip to Norway. The passage includes unclear dialogue about motives and a Christmas present, with no coherent event or outcome to anchor a clear news item.
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Carlley Arevareny
Biolend
George Wiselbinnetateh
Hore
Mir McCarth
Richmond
Norway
Hargicker
Lee's Misfit Clothing Parlors Advertisement Details
A garbled Newark ad for Lee's Misfit Clothing Parlors at 260 Washington St near Market St touts open evenings and a sales pitch by K P Cox. It offers notes on returns, quality, and special offers including overcoats and suits, with many misspelled terms and dubious claims about fabric and pricing.
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Lee's Misfit Clothing
Washington St
Near Market St
Iroquois Building
Newark
N. J
K.P. Cox
Mar
Record-Chasing Across Distances in Amateur Meet
The article critiques record attempts in middle and long distances, noting two miles and longer events offer slim chances for near winners while expanding the field for record seekers. It discusses time gaps, age of records, and calls for dedicated organizations to stage meets targeting specific marks, citing famed feats and the elusive one mile and half mile records.
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Scasen
Aly
Local Diocesan team drops two in Newark match
The Lycolm team toured Newark Inst, defeating the Tabs in a Junior Diocesan Levane meet as locals failed to find form. Levine led the series with a high 207 in thehet name, while the locals managed only two wins across three games.
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Lycolm
Newark
Levine
Maloney Defeats Serpico In 100 Point Pool Match
Maloney of Bayonne easily defeated Jerry Serpico by forty points in a Tuesday night pool match played in Serpico’s brother’s parlors. The report notes ongoing chances for future matches and mentions local pool scene figures Skinny Konder and the Westsides’ upcoming season reorganization. The fragment also includes wide-ranging naval comparison commentary and magazine references.
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Bayonne
Jerry Serpico
Serpico
Concusiona Agais
Elizabethans Roll in National Bowling Meet Brunswicks Lead
In Rochester Newark’s Park Athletic Association fared poorly in five-man play as Ehrlich’s 212 highlighted the individual competition. The Brunswicks of New York set a tourney high with 2803, aided by Jimmy Watt’s two double centuries. Nolte led Elizabeth with 682 in the afternoon events, while Standups hindered some teams and Newport’s Newarker standouts Perry and O’Donnell posted strong two-man totals.
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Riddlewissen
Weingart
Parker Gun Championship Dominated by Dr Manuel
Local marksman Dr Manuel led the Parker Gun shoot with 99 hits out of 100 as teams from North Eat Gun clashed with Parker Gun at Rewari, creating a high scoring display and dramatic results.
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Sun Shines Again for W G Raw's Men in Spring Training
In Marlin Springs Texas on March 12 the Giants resumed practice after rain. McGraw pushed players hard with eight-man runs and two-a-day sessions. Bresnahan Needham James Snodgrass and others featured in workouts while McKinney remained hotel-bound. Inter-club games set to resume. veterans and Colts split squads for rotations in Dallas and Fort Worth.
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Mathewson
Taylor
McGinnity
Ames
Giants
Shugart recalls glory days of baseball star Frank Shugart
Chicago feeder Frank Shugart, once a top Western League shortstop who later starred for Com inky in Chicago, talks with Minnesota fans about his era. He discusses infield play, pitcher catcher signals, baserunning, and the art of stealing, recounting memories from St Paul to Minneapolis and his life at the Cantillons cafe.
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Iot
Brit Shogirt
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Phillipe
Pingart
Shug
Kaye
Eric Uate
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