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Elizabeth Daily Journal

Location

Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1908

Page

4

Elizabeth Club Wins Athletic Championship by Narrow Margin

The Elizabeth Club bowling team defeated Roseville and New York rivals by a final score of 58 to 103 in a dramatic championship win. AL West led the late surge with a perfect ninth frame, Crum set a league high with 263 for Elizabeth’s opponents, and West’s 246 anchored Elizabeth’s record-breaking effort as crowds of 150 fans watched at Roseville alleys.

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Dragons Defeat Lackawannas 2.0 On Boulevard Grounds

Dragons topped Lackawannan with a 2 to 0 victory on the Boulevard grounds. Siminy scored the Dragons first half goal, with F Watts and Duval contributing. Fredericks and Merlin starred for Lackawannas, while Armitage, Watts, and Duval were cited as Dragons standouts. referees Evelyn Newark and Tacques officiated with linesmen and timers named from Elizabeth and Madison.

Siminy Dragons Lackawannan Elizabethe Java F. Watts Duval Armitage Fredericks Merlin Lackawannas Cobee Gant Dishrow Eere Réteereges Slater Siseepee Watts Eaceee Bolvo Sisson Frederigkis Centre Indshack Coleman Purdie Seeveses Evelyn Newark Tacques Fliqabeth Bowen Madison Sorvia Elizabeth Henry O'Brien Secrée—Dragons Lackawanna Kulyes

BatTin Candidates In Fast Practice At Tatlin School

Candidates for the first Tatlin School baseball team worked out in Fore under Mubert J. Shearer. Only three players from last year left Leeda McNall and Kerr, with Johnson or Vivian to pitch later. Vivian’s strong work risks losing him at shortstop. Reever to catch. Tall or Silver to first. Adelberg to second. Vinek at third. Hastings in right. Kerr in left. center field unsettled. A motor car anecdote ends the note.

Mubert J. Shearer Leeda McXall Kerr Johnson Vivian Hastings Garden Cneques Billy Kerr

Rough Scraps Around New York in Early Seventies

Contested boxing bouts near Fourth Ward rooms and Pilahing New Jersey featuring Pete Croker and Patsy Hogan with English fighter Fiddler Neary. Crowds of toughs and claimants challenged illicit matches as Croker dominates Hogan and Neary in brutal, unruly bouts amid improvised rings and volatile spectators.

Rough-and-Tumble Fight Tales From 1870s Underworld

In 1872 era bouts in New York and Arkansas feature Neary Croker and Sam Collyer. A backroom New York brawl ends with a fatal eye gouge and a hospital death after rough and tumble style, while a Little Rock match leads to Patsy McGuire’s disqualification.

Neary Jess Fiddler Tom McAlpine Big Tough Croker Sam Collyer Patsy Macguire Little Rock Ark Patsy Arkansas Sam Smark Agin

Patsy Kline Visits Manager Carroll in Newark

Patsy Kline, guest of his manager George T. Carroll, was in Newark this week at Waldman’s Theatre. After Joe Gans and his sparring partner finished their ten rounds, Kline performed a stunt with Kid Bick of Baltimore, drawing attention from Elizabeth sporting men.

Patsy Kiloa George T. Carroll Patsy Elizabeth Sporting Men Kilne Waldnapn'a Newark Joe Gans Kid Bick Baltimore

Bits Of Nonsense For The Many

Fragmentary item notes a humorous or nonsensical line about a trike at golf and mentions Goodman and Baconte with scattered phrases. The readable text implies playful banter or fragmentary speech from a local column or humorous snippet. No clear event or identifiable persons beyond Goodman and Baconte.

Goodman Iyi Baconte Teppell

Hobson and Preston Win Cross Country Race

Hobson of Belisks Newark and Preston of Adams’s won a Newark Lyons Farms cross country handicap over a thin field. The Hatchets Irvington Puritans Newark Bryn Mawr balked at starting unless Hobson and Preston were handicapped. they started from scratch with a 30 yard head start, finishing first and second in 38 minutes 12 seconds.

Hobson Belisks Newark Preston Adams S. C Newark-Lyons Farms Hatchets Irvington Bryn Mawre Hobson and Ton Preaton Thera Brat

Atlantic Leaguers With Fort Worth Nets Giants Tough Game

Fort Worth of the Texas League offered a stern test to the New York Giants on Sunday. The Fort Worth squad drew heavily from last season’s Atlantic League, featuring Dupree, a pitcher who previously played for the Dovers of the Lackawanna League. Atlantic League players cited include Epler, Kloet, Hartmian, Hell of the Poitssjites, and Whitey Grifin of Allentowns. At season’s end, hopes centered on Grin and Startman joining, with Grin previously discovered by Manager Neubeck during Rahway games.

Fort Worth New York Giants Dupree Dovers Epler Kloet Hartmian Hell Poitssjites Whitey” Gritln Allentowns Grin Startman Neubeck Rahway

Papke Beats Kelly In Ten Rounds For Title Claim

Milwaukee March 17 Billy Papke today stands as undisputed conqueror of Hugo Kelly after ten hard rounds. Papke dominated with infighting and body work, scoring a knockdown and securing the decision though unable to land a knockout. Kelly claimed a right arm injury, possibly a broken bone, sustained early as he faded late.

Milwaukee Wis Billy Papke Hugo Kelly Papke Kelly Himaelf

Parker and Turner in Crawling Match

Washington March 17 A wrestling match between Harvey Parker of Brockton Massachusetts and Joe Turner of the city deteriorated into a crawling bout Parker spent most of the evening riding Turner about the hull and quit at midnight to catch a train Referee Pat OConnor awarded Turner the decision after one hour twenty nine minutes with Parker toppled over using a half nelson and scissors hold it was the only time Parker was not on top.

Washington Harvey Parker Brockton Mase Joe Turner Parker Turner Hull Pat O'Connor

Basketball Notes Big double header at Edward Clark Club gym

A big double header fills the Edward Clark Club gym tonight with the Chirk Seniors facing the Newark Nationals of the Newark Turn Verein. The Clark Seniors meet Turn Verein Senior Secland while Yeaterday a major operation was performed on the Clark Seniors right guard and he hopes to leave hospital in about ten days. Lyceum Seniors host St Peters College on their court as the Court strieters show strong form for a fast pace.

Edward Clark Club Chirk Newark Nationals Newark Or Secland General Hospital Yeaterday Lyceum St. Peters College Strieters Collegians

Miller Visits City Amid Memoir of Derby Winners

A wartime style note recalls Dory Miller visiting the city and references a string of Derby winners and their fates. Mentions Dontran Silvio Kingcralt and Henri with aging legacies, plus anecdotes about old racing figures and a stray scene with a vendor dialogue.

Miller Dory’ Miller Dory Neubeck Texan Sesson Newbeck

Smith and Ditties Fight Headlines Nightcard Upset

Howard Smith outpointed Young Ditties in a local boxing card at Hilly Elmer's Consolidated Club. Smith dominated rounds one and three while Ditties slipped in a late round blow. Bendelkas defeated Harry Johnson of New York in the preliminaries.

Howard Mith Hilly Elmer Consolidated Club Paddy Stith Howard Smith Olaws Dittles John Bendelkas Harry Johnson New York

Tuxedo Tourney Winners Dominate Two-Man Event

Wolf and Hurliman swept two matches last night in the Tuxedo two-man tournament defeating Regan and Milton Berger, and Kraig and Regan. The chaotic scores show Wolfe and Hurliman topping Miltenberger. Regan and Wolfe also strong performers with unclear lines.

Wolf Hurliman Regan Miltonberger Kraig Iuilly Na Wolfe Thirliman

Jones and Hay discuss doctor’s orders to drink hot water

In a Pennsylvanian exchange, Jones and Hay debate following a doctor’s directive to drink hot water for thirty minutes before each meal. The conversation highlights difficulty in adhering to medical guidance as reported by the Pittsburgh Observer.

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