Elizabeth Stars Triumph In Iroquois Tournament
The Elizabeth Stars dominated the Newark Iroquois tournament, winning the first two games and setting a high team score record. Maloney led with a 243 series and 240 high game, O’Donnell added 227, Mulliney 212, while the Dodd Wo aggregation fell in five straight frames. The Stars finished with strong doubles and a commanding margin, pushing them ahead of the Iroquois.
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Newark Typos Clash With Wrongfont Bowlers at Saenger Wall
The Newark Uypes entertained the Wrongfonta Kowlie elb at Saenger Wall. The home team led in points with 174 by Wis High, while Aiethiv starred for the visitors with 1500. Everett led the home squad with 170 inches. Chandy topped the visitors. The Stars and the Vaba plan a late night match, with a clash looming if Stars win. Rivalries loom as Hushtowns meet lay sides in a special tournament tone.
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Howard Smith Heads to Dayton For Big Fight Tomorrow
Tiward Smith will meet Gus Rezonal in Dayton Friday night in a twenty round bout at 122 pounds. Smith, a local favorite after a strong scrap with Walter Little, leaves tomorrow for the scene of battle despite slight overweight.
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Pender to Pitch for Newark A A
Newark A A reorganizes under KP Thoret to field strongest team, adding Weiss Johnson Ritter Murenberg. Lineup includes Koepler Geld Thoret Mager Fhrat Darenberg Planer Kerker Dang Ritter Johnson, pitching by Whitey Weiss and Pender, with numerous Newark A A bookings and a planned New York State trip in early season.
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Local Union Leaguers Seek Baseball Grounds Upgrade
VC applications seek to hire former players including Billy McCormick of UH Oy who impressed in the Atlantic League. Officials toured South Broad Street grounds and found damaged infields and no backstops. They plan repairs to ready the diamond for the coming season.
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Tuxedo Tourney Highlights From Last Night
In a blurred report, Willers and Thompson lead a tuxedo tournament win tally while Murray and Masterson trudge behind. The text is garbled with numerous unreadable sequences obscuring clear results and participant names.
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Pingry Baseball Prospects Amid Busy Spring Schedule
Pingry's baseball team opens practice with a large candidate pool and a wide spring schedule. The season includes April 4 against Dwight School, May 13 at Princeton Prep, and a May 16 Montclair Military Academy match. Captain Tabham and a sizable roster compete for positions in pitching, catching, and infield slots as preparations continue despite weather delays.
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Rogers Wins Parker Gun Shoot at Newark
Rogers of the Central Club Newark won the Parker gun event at Harrison Biunis, tying with Dr Manuel and Bayo at 15 percent targets from 176 shots, breaking 15 birds. The result surprised many, though Rogers’s friends had expected a strong showing.
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Amateurs Brace for a Blowup in Athletics Rules
New York reports an impending upheaval in amateur athletics as the Amateur Athletic Union prepares drastic rule changes. President James E. Sullivan signals a decisive push to tighten oversight, with a six member committee to revise the rule book and enforcement possible even by removing athletes. The dispute centers on amateur schools, coaches, and ongoing efforts to unify or overhaul governing standards.
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Pugilist Ben Hagen Eyes Match for Local Prospect
Ben Hagen wired Chester Harris last night proposing a six round bout at the Brooklyn Club on April 3 with Marty Rowan. Hagen voices eagerness to pit the local boy against Rowan and bolster a crowd pleasing show at the club. Harris approves the offer and plans to pursue it.
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Dunham Wins Second Block In County Pool Championship
Dunham of Rahway defeated Woerckmen of Silzaboti to claim the second block of 135 points in the county pool championship held at Herpico's. A large crowd witnessed the Rahway man win by 1% to 1% with Dunham leading earlier in the match.
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Lawson Records More Contracts With Baseball Clubs
President A W Lawson of the Union League of Professional Baseball Clubs of America has filed contracts with multiple clubs in the association. Names include Brooklyn Harrison, George Harbusch. Wilmington Jacob Stacoby, W Warren. Fred Hoover, Jone Whalen. Philadelphia Joseph Knotts, Homer Porter. Reading C R Richberger, L B Danford. Baltimore Cy Parkina, Edward Mulanney. Paterson Wm S Shaffer. Er.
Noack Beats Johns In Close Bowling Match
Newark reports Billy Noack defeated Lee Johns in a seven game bout at the Oxford alleys. Noack averaged 200 2 7 to Johns 185 3, taking the sixth game by 54 pins and the seventh by seven pins. Scores show Noack strong early and finishing with 222 in the final frame.
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Kenilworths Lose First Practice Game
Kenilworths drop their initial practice contest 3 to 1 against the Klotes on Sunday. Kenilworth battery Ray and John Farrell vs Klotes D C Smith and Henry Kuhlman. Highlights include a homer by Kuhlman and a three bagger by Smith. The club, having invested in grounds, plans a drawing to raise funds for country improvements. A game with Upsala College was postponed to Wednesday.
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Dragons win again on Waverly grounds over Albions
The Dragons defeated the Albions 8 to 1 on Sunday at Waverly grounds. Purdy and Eldridge scored in the first half with a late surge, followed by a third goal after the break. Scott added another from a long free kick as Albions failed to match the Dragons despite a 30 minute gate stand.
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Reliance Five Beat Night Owls In City League Match
City League action saw Reliance win two games from Night Owls in a Tabs alley match. Griesheimer led with 143, Vander 200, Groppe 216, and others contributed as the squad posted strong scores amid imperfect notes and lingering doubts about the report’s precision.
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Elizabeth State leads in Oxford five-man tournament standings
The Elizabeth State team sits in second place as Oxford five-man tournament in Newark proceeds. The Lovers hold five wins, one loss, while Bergmans top the field with no defeats. Stags boast a strong team score and Maloney leads individuals with 195.1 to 1975 points across their events. Burke follows at 195.4 for the six events.
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