Mayor Opens Clark Game In Front Of Large Crowd
Mayor Itvan Halked presided at Clark gymnasium as Elizabeth van Auking faced Clarke in a basketball clash. Clark led 16-9 at half and 24-6 in the second half as Curran and Leeland sparked the hosts. Final score Clark 20, Elizabeth 15 amid a full arena and band performances.
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Itvan
Qe Clark Gymnasium
Elizabeth van Auking
Athletion
Clarke
Basket Hill
Abe St. Peters
Elizabeth
Lis Winh
Tocals
Sammy Curran
Chirk
Hill Seeland
Karsley
van Dam
McCormack
Curran
Leeland
Mahoney
No-lan
Bradfont
Winchester
Lang
Seeland
Sammy
Jocals
Local gunners prepare trips to hunt distant game
Several members of the Star Gun Club and three Ah Bey Club members named Flick Lasgater Jack Welsh and Joe Byrnes will leave the city tonight for points in the state. They plan to base at Hayes's lodge and hunt in the vicinity while additional hunters Thomas Hin Venton Railroad employee AL Harry Klein Rel Boyne Hedley and Henry Zimmer also head out to new grounds.
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Severa
Star Gun Club
Ah Bey Club
Asbury
Flick” Lasgater
Jack Welsh
Joe Byrnes
Hayes's Lodge
Thomas Hin
Will Bowl First Match Oct 19 In Eight-Club League
Delegates of the Journal Singer Mawling League met at T A B Hall and confined the league to eight clubs Motor Room Oil Milling Polishers Tool Room No 1 Tool Room No 2 Adjusting Needle Room and Carpenters A schedule will be drawn by Henry Crowley and James O'Donnell for approval at the next meeting The Tool Room first team offered to surrender a man to the second team to keep the circuit intact Competition is to start on the T A R S alleys Monday night October 19 No games on holiday or Christmas week A trophy for the top scorer will be provided by Barnet Cohen The eligible players lists were not submitted due to an earlier fire at the meeting
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Singer Mawling League
T. A.B
Hall
Court Street
Lnst
Motor Room
Henry Crowley
James O'Donnell
T. A. Bos. Hall
Barnet Cohen
Elizabeth Avenue
Hin Trem
Carroll Trophy to Be Presented to Tilishers
The Cheval trophy will be presented to the Tilishers, winners of the Sine ger Baseball league, Saturday evening at Quien's Hall, Elizabeth avenue. A parade will precede the presentation, with a procession along East Scott place and nearby streets. A brief exhibition and address will follow, concluding at Quien's Hall with the trophy ceremony.
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Quien's Hall
Elizabeth Avenue
East Scott Place
Etfort
Tolizabeth Averie
Ty Cate
Prado
Qniewa Hall
Hue
Wild fashion talk and moral musings in a 19th century vent
A stream of dialogue explores vanity and social faux pas through a chaotic mix of mock fashion critique and moral judgment. References to hats, ties, and attire appear alongside biting social commentary on appearance and virtue. The fragment, though garbled, hints at satire of dress codes and public opinion.
Valley Cogan Beats Mitchell at Brown's Gym in New York
Valley Cogan impressed in a four round bout at Brown's gymnasium New York defeating Staten Island's Young Mitchell with sharp footwork and precise right hands. The crowd praised his polished form and commentators noted he could be placed in a star bout soon. Other bouts and a wrestling match drew spectators as fans filled the gym for a lively program.
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Brown's Gymnasium
New York
Mitchell
Staten Island
Tom Sharkey
Cogan
Brown's
George T. Carroll
Wade
Valley
Memora
Tin Flex
Sharkey
Chiat
Rath Boys
Apphiniae
Aidan
Louel Auperior
San Jolie
Mitchell Tah
Til Keown
Hilly Taylor
Hobhner
Miss Moore Wins Semi Final Spot In City Tennis Tourney
Miss Elizabeth Moore of this city defeated Miss Clare Kuttroff yesterday afternoon at Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club in Ye York to reach the semi final round of the annual women’s tennis tournament. Moore won in straight sets 7 4 4 5 6 8 6 Moore played excellent tennis and is favored for first place.
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Elizabeth Moore
Clare Kuttroff
Hamilton Grange Lawn Tennis Club
Pen
Ye York
Mins Moore
Moore
All Theres Win From Bothersomes At Irvington 3 0
The All Thorn defeated Bothersomes 3 to 0 at Irvington yesterday. Perez pitched for All Thorn while Phil Ohle, formerly of the Fort Worths, started for Bothersomes. Despite strong defense by Union county, Only six safeties off Ohle with solid support behind Perez limited the visitors. Three double plays enlivened the game as Bothersomes failed to advance a man to third base.
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Perez
Phil Ohle
Fort Worths
An Peres
Hix
Aide
Perex
Olle
Invington
Union County
Fettle
Ohio
Weorg
Locals win first Interstate League bowling match
Elizabeth defeats New Brunswick 881 to 871 in the opener at New Brunswick. Burton leads for the locals with 218 and 212 in a 10 pin margin victory, Gathman 196 and Nolte 190 pace Elizabeth, while Dateaman and Nolte chase in a tight, high scoring affair.
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New Brunswick
Elizabeths
Caterman
New Brunswicks
Burton
Harkins
Carberry
Greenwald
Gathian
Rooters
Gathman
Ilo Nolte
Elizabeth Nolte
Dythe
Hathmas
Ditzler Accepts Flemming’s Defi
The recent deal by Alex Flemming offering to match his pacer Joe Bl against any local horse for $80 a side has been accepted by Curley Ditsler who believes his horse A. B. Lehman can win. He may be seen at Bauer’s roadhouse in Rahway where the event could be arranged for a race.
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Alex Flemming
Joe BL
Amateur League for Young Tossers in Elizabeth
A movement to form an Amateur Junior League for next season in Elizabeth. Eight clubs may be admitted with Sacred Hearte El Moras and Independence B B C already signaling. Officers include President Thomas Coughlin Vice President Christopher Brokaw and Secretary Bart Hurley. Communications to Edward Jackson 115 Broad Street.
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Sacred Hearte
el Moras
Independance B. B.C
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Christopher Brokaw
Bart Hurley
Red Clippers
Kenilworth Juniéra
BBOG
Edward
Jackson
Broad Street
City
Coaching the Trian Sturgis Practice Scrimmage Report
Coaches from Roselle and Cornell directed drills with twenty candidates for Saturday’s game. Billy Page emphasized forward passes and offensive work while stressing man to man coverage and breaking up interference. Cadets practiced hitting the right spot and executing the Cornell method of getting off the line, with a full squad session planned for tomorrow night.
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Obl
Connall
Roselle
Johnson
CBS
Corel
Ted
Cornell
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