Elizabeth Stars Triumph Over New York Five In Bowling
Elizabeths defeat the New York five across four semis and two five-man series. Clauss posted 246 as Dunbar led lower scores. Riddell and O Donnell led the Elizabethans in two-man play, while the New Yorkers won two of the three matches in the three and five-man rounds. Brooklyn’s teams also performed, with heavy scoring by Nelson and a full afternoon sweep by the visitors.
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New York
Kenyar
Ctarin
Alex Duntur
Taklive
Murke
Chines
Minher
Iene
Che Nisthimesen
Tovut
Guarin
Dintibar
Clauss Vane
AISA
Clive
Sneals
Munchie
T. O'Donnell
Bay Wonder
Perinae
Owen Wye
Ani
O'Donell
O'Donnell
Wildell
Tan
Uys
Aymabaien
York
Minna Ori
Afi
Tvet
Maine
Leith
Hurke
Sheedy
John
Riddell
Tom
Brooklyn
Qet
Kastern Leazue
Tums
Hrowklyn
Superbas
Superbis
Trooklyn
Nelson
Office Force Beats Factory 13 to 10 in Bayway game
Office Force defeated the Factory 13 to 10 on Saturday at Bayway grounds. Meeker starred with a strong catching, while Giles and Matt delivered key hits. Manager Wren praised the team’s improving period and eyed a stronger squad next season.
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Ofice Y American Agricultural Chemical Company
Dodge
Meeker
Wiss
Giles
Matt
Genason
Tee
Mechanics Bowl Opens With JR U A M League Matches
The opening round of the Jr U A M League features Elizabeth as a member with Adams facing Eastern Brara and Lawlers meeting Orange on the Oxford lanes in Newark. Schedule shows Elizabeth's first appearance Thursday against Halsey Council, with a long slate of October and November matchups including Tocwla Coopers Rangona Bogda East Orange Adams and various Wayne Nutley Runyon and Monroe contests through late November.
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Elizabeth
Oxford
Newark
Adams
Brara
Lawlers
Orange Quintet
Filizabeth
Halsey Council
Tocwla
Coopers
Rangona
Batex Va
Fulton
Vigilantre
Buck
Wayne Va
Nutley
Ward
Monroe
Wednonday
Fast Orange Va
Runyon
Halsey
Dix
Adama Va
Boyden
Baatem
Vel Coo Cooper
Boyd Va
Fant Orange
Vigilant
Newark Va
Veva
Esnex
Cooper
Eastern Star
Eaat Orange
Velisabeth
Poyd Va
Nutley Va
Lawtors Va
Wayne
t-Fastern Star Va
Boyd
Halsey Va
Oraaffe
Adama
Wire
Orange
Fast
J$—Envex
Lawton
Thiveday
M—Vigilent Va
Fantren Star
Rimyon
Finlay
Fasex
Monroe Va
Beth
Onda
Fionday
Alton Va
Boyce
Bucky Thureday
Adams Va
Halney
Easex
Enex Va
Boyden v8
East
Boyden Va
Reeday
Kasex
Runyon Ve. Orange
Ward Va
Banters Star
Whist score at Elizabeth Chess and Viet Club
Hartehorne and Walker North and South and Uassell and Gales East and West had a high score at the weekly Compass Whist at the Elizabeth Chess and Viet Club noting a North and South score.
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Hartehorne
Walker
Uassell
Amendment urged to game laws amid lax enforcement
Reports from counties say the state game laws are not enforced as rigidly this year. Wardens show little interest in stopping illegal gunners as hunting season nears. Bloomfield and the Oranges complain that many hunt song birds like robins with little interference. Commissioner Rollinson concedes wardens lack strong evidence under the new law and blames vetoed deputy compensation, urging a law amendment next session to empower wardens and raise enforcement.
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Atresta
Bloomfeld
Oranges
Simeon H. Rollinson
Orange
Rollinson
Robin
Millburn
Shorter
Wall
Governor Fort
No decision yet in disputed National League case
After a stormy Cincinnati session the National League board adjourned without ruling on protests by the Chicago and New York clubs over a Polo Grounds game declared a 2 1 tie by President Pulliam. Directors from Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago Boston and Brooklyn heard arguments from Murphy Dreyfus Brush and others before adjourning for an afternoon vote.
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Cincinnati
National League
Chicago
New York
Polo Grounds
Pulliam
August Herrmann
Harney Dreyfus
Pittsburg
Charles W. Murphy
George Dovey
Boston
Charles H. Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Murrhy
Dreyfus
Murphy
John T. Brush
Brush
Giants
Haseman’ Merkle
Bane
O'Day
Emalie
Board of Directors
QUERY ANSWERED Sporting Editor note on four handed game
Sporting Editor notes a dispute over a four handed game rules under Hoyle. It discusses trump choice and the eldest hand making or failing to make trump, with the next in turn able to attempt if the eldest cannot. The letter cites Q Miller at First Avenue and references game etiquette.
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Sporting Editor Journal
Isabele
Q Miller
First Avenue
Cacre
Hoyle
Elks win twice in Junior League bowling action
The Elks defeated the Monitors and the Star Juniors on Star alleys in the Journal Junior Beayling League. Erxleben led the winners with 194 and 191 for a 192.4 average, while Finnegan of the Monitors tied for best game with the Star Juniors.
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The
Elks
Monitors
Erxleben
Finnegan
Star Juniors
Gressheimer
Shamba Hebendah
Gommel Witthe
Singer Men League Formed After Journal Meeting
An enthusiastic Journal Singer League meeting in Court Street club house elected officers led by President Hank Frommis and set eight departments to compete. Ten teams max, $1 entrance per team, $75 prize fund from added tubs, forfeit $10, start 6 30, teams on alleys by 8. A committee will promote pollymacenie, with plans for next meeting to finalize schedules and prizes.
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T. A.B. & Club
Courttreet
dot+ Motor Room
Charles Toney
John French
Frank Bucher
James O'Donnell
James Welsh
John Welsh
Pbectel Welsh
Henr Fromm
Daniel Wel
Charles Jones
Fromm
Henry Ley
Jones
Crowley
Tiwan
Dei
Alteamha
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Herte
Elizabeth Atarb
J A Houwett
Nelnon
Anner
Trenton
Drooklyn
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Neb
Sagen
Hrook
Roth
Tolan
Renee
San Atone
Ron Tata
Wildon
Tennent
Vestere
American Agricultural Chemical Co
Bayway Grounds
Piatt
Sylvestes
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Mw Om Nicoll
Bwitt
Sylvester
Arnold
Beckwith
Halle
Swift
Nicol
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Micoll
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Mr. Nolan
Essex
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Fulton Va
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Ayr “A
Tanestanier
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Freeman
Orang Klofer
Hilsigger
Arme Oe
Ginegow
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Henderson Brothers
Mia
Joe Oakes
Rf Todd “McGrath
P.M ‘Hartshorne
Dunham-Githeely
National League Board
Cubberley & Slocum
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Keghte
Star
Thackeray
Vastelberg's
Singer Men
League
Hall
Hank Frommis
Edison
Emil Taussig
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