Locals Still Tie for Lead in Quirky Newark Tournament
The Elizabeth Stars and the Tenquiois A Teapis remain tied for the lead as the Troquois tourney unfolds in Newark. Close races for team and individual honors develop with Noack of the Trogunie Nye at 24.40 average for twenty games, Hoagland close behind, and O'Donnell of the Mizinbettiv third as late-played standings loom.
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Newark
Fach
Gaits van Joek
Laulers
Tina Nur
Noack
Trogunie Nye
Stith
Tuxeros
White O'Donnell
Miizinbettiv
Honehana
Alond
Clark Nine Readies for Fast Start in Baseball Season
Manager Harry Cole plans a quick Clark Nine with most players from Garwood HACG, plus signings from Lovata. Notable additions include Toten Brewer and Charles Rhodes, southpaw, with Washburn at short, Weis Mueller left, DeWald right, Nolan at center, and Linthbine signed in. First game likely against Crescente as Usoketbelleam ends.
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Harry Cole
Clack
Handson
Linthbune Fine Boon
Washburn
Weis Mueller
DeWald
Duluing Nolan
Comptre Field
Dave
God
Americans Have Good Advantage In Cable Match
Philadelphia on March 23 reports the Americans held a decided edge after Saturday night play in a cable chess match featuring Oxford and Cambridge teams from England and Thame alongside Columbia Harvard Yale Princeton Cornell Brown.
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Oxford
Cambridge
England
Thame
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Pringetos
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Brown
Americans and British games settle in early morning clash
Pennsylvania adjourned after a 5 AM to 6 20 PM play. Four games decided with Americans leading 2 1 2 to 1 % against Britain. One draw and one unfinished game, Britain declining draws to be decided by Referee Walter Penn Shipley who said a week may pass before ruling.
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Pennsylvania
Walter Penn Shipley
Thi Eliy
Boice Signs to Pitch for the Invaders
Manager Neubeck announced signed contract pitcher Boice from Kipiee will join the Invaders. Boice, over six feet with a deceptive delivery, gains notice after past season with Newark of the Atlantic League. He faces strong interest from other leagues as backers pour in from across the country.
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Neubeck
Gearge Boice
Kipiee
Sean
Turkey
Iysti
Newarka
Amateur Billiard Tourney Close in Chicago Outcome
Calvin Demarest of Chicago won the National Amateur 14.2 Dillard tournament, defeating F. Conklin of Chisago 400 to 211. Wright of San Francisco leads with four straight wins awaiting finals. Conklin or Wright could force a three way playoff. Demarest had an erratic second effort but posted high runs, while Conklin showed solid stroke throughout the match.
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A. Wright
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Conkin
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Winnung
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Beope
Gould Wins Amateur World Tennis Clash At Caxedo
Jay Gould defeats world champion Peter Jahan on the Caxedo Tennis and Racquet Club court 3 sets to 2, 22 games to 8, in a crowded gallery with notable spectators. Latham, the favorite, falls behind early as Gould’s strong serve and form carry the match. Plans follow for Gould and Miles to tour for exhibition matches in New York and Philadelphia.
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Philadelphi
Minor sports under one management at Yale
New Haven March 28 Steps are likely to be soon for the consolidation under a single manager of Yale athletic activities The plan aims to bring all minor sports under one administration to streamline programs and oversight.
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Yale faces reform in oversight of minor sports
Yale plans to tighten control over minor sports such as hockey tennis golf and basketball. The aim is to correct scattered management and the lack of financial support from the main Yale financial union which funds football baseball boating and track.
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Kiddii Wins Montclair Squash Championship Title
In Montclair on Saturday afternoon, Kidii won the Montclair squash championship for the third straight year. The match was fast and close, with Kidii's superior play earning the silver roving cup trophy after a 15-10 15-18 scoring finale.
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Montclair
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Hell
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Loy
National Regatta Dates Set for August 14 15
The National Regatta of the Amateur Caramen Association of America is slated for August 14 and 15. The national committee met at the New York Athletic Club to finalize the host city and dates. The Harlem Regatta Association and the Sarategre Association were the other bidders.
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Npringfeld
Mags
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Harlem Regatta Association
Sarategre “Association
Valley Coogan to Fight Ballahow in Newark Bout
Valley Coogan, the local 118 pounder, is set for a bout with Newark foe Ballahow. The place and date are to be decided later.
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Valley Coogan
Ballahow
Newark
Taber to Run Again In New Jersey Distance Meet
Orange runner Almer A Taber recovered from a leg injury and sent in his entry for the National Athletic Club event in New York Saturday. He previously excelled in long races near Boston and Yonkers and once ran for Orange M A A. Taber has trained steadily and is said to be in good form for the upcoming event.
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New Jersey
National Athletic Club
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Uber
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Mercury A. C
Georgetown blanks Maryland Agricultural in season opener
Georgetown opened its baseball season at Georgetown Field defeating Maryland Agricultural College in a well played game. Diamond earned nine strikeouts for Georgetown as the offense produced runs in multiple innings. Elsewhere Lafayette College defeated the Agricultural and Mechanical College team 4 to 2 in Raleigh North Carolina.
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Easton
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Pool Championship Duel in Union County Tonight
The second block for the pool championship of Union County features Bill Dunham of Redway against Jack Workeman of this city at Serprico's tonight.
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Union County
Bill Dunham
Redway
Jack Worekman
Serprico’s
Unusual Bank Incident Involving Shabby $20 Bills
A Missouri Savings Association cashier reports an odd deposit when a man handed over three worn twenty dollar bills found to be worn through at the heel. The depositor claimed he carried the bills in his shoe since the financial stress began. The bills were sent to Washington for redemption.
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Missouri Savings Association
Hank
Billy
Washington
Kansas City Star
Harvard Yale seek curbs on intercollegiate contests
Harvard faculty may back a plan to cut intercollegiate sports, with football likely to be restricted more than other sports. Yale considers pressuring athletes to limit major sports to one event each, aiming to protect study time. The General Athletic Committee holds power, needing faculty spur to act.
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Harvard action prompts debate on intercollegiate sports
In Philadelphia and Pennsylvanian reports university leaders discuss Harvard faculty requests to curb intercollegiate athletics. Penn authorities refrain from comment while some faculty favor limits and a December track plan requires indoor schedule submissions for approval by a faculty committee. Cornell officials, questioned about the move, decline to state views.
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Emeralds Defeat St George A C 2 to 1
Emeralds beat St George A C 2 1 on Cove grounds in a tight match. Sullivan and Quinnham scored for Emeralds while St George’s goal came from an Emerald foul. Referee Aldridge with linesmen Am ré Burke Elizabeth Timera Augustus and Mandeville.
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Reach Guide 1908 American League Guide Published
The Reach Guide for 1908 official AL guide is published by the A J Reach Company of Philadelphia and edited by Francis C Richter of Sporting Life. The volume promises high quality coverage and authoritative baseball information for the season.
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A. J. Reach Company
Philadelphia
Francis C. Richter
Sporting Life
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The 1907 Baseball Guide and World Series Review
A detailed 1907 baseball reference describing the American and National Leagues. It covers the American League race of 1907, pitching feats, notable games, and a full league review, plus schedules, minor league notes, and the 1908 rifles code and schedules.
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Léngie
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Elizabeths lose to West Hudson in exhibition soccer
Elizabeths Football Club was defeated by West Hudson eleven in an exhibition match at the local club field. West Hudson led 0 0 at half and added two more goals in the second half, final score four to seven. A return match is planned next Saturday at Harrison Oval.
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West Hudson
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West Hudsons
Harrison Oval
Westfield Meet to Feature Cranford Roselle Athletes
Cranford and Roselle join Westfield for a weekend interscholastic athletic meet at Cranford High School. Westfield plans 32 entries, with Roselle fielding many as preparations run. Medals and prizes have arrived for the event, set in the House block athletic rooms.
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Mnmen
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Bear Trap Drama in Blount County Mountain Raid
In Blount County mountains Deputy United States Marshal Joan Hlankenshir and Deputy Marshal George Sharp nuberg led a raid into the North Carolina line. They found a large bear trap and captured two suspects linked to Uncle Hem Burshield. Burshield escaped but is pursued as authorities warn of more traps ahead.
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Fragmentary dialogue hints at respect and contempt
Incomplete excerpt shows characters debating esteem and candor. Wisp asserts areaient respect while Tea emphasizes perception and honesty. Whe adds a pointed remark about contempt for those who merely echo their own thoughts, in a fragmentary scene labeled Catholic Standard Tea.
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Stars Have Best Chance In Tight League Title Race
The article notes Clauss and Maloney from the Stangs lead in individual scoring attempts as top contenders. It highlights a pivotal upcoming night where the outcome could reshape standings with teams like Humbing and Tuxedo Bill Burke closing the gap.
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Tagay
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