Surprise for Glazebrook at Mast Jerney Tennis Meet
Peimer of Ridgewood displayed remarkable brilliancy in the men’s singles and Miss Erna Marcia won the women’s singles at the Mast Jerney Tonnia Anso Lon on the Elizabeth and Country Club course. Crowds applauded as Gunsell reached the semi finals, while Marcus beat her in a tight match. The women’s doubles saw Cassall and Bogart advance as H. Pouch and Miss Elisabeth also performed well, with strong play shaping the afternoon’s results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna Marcia
Jerney Tonnia Ansolon
Elizabeth and Country
Clare Cansell
oMies Gunsell
Marcus
Xide
Maram Weming
Mien Marcus
Aho Nirnendt
Lnte
Whic
Mia
Aaa
Minn Marie
Aadanoaga
Barrett Ualttull
Mia Maries Cassall
Miewie Bogart
Iam H. Pouch
Miss Eliabeth
Atraight
R. J. Paden
Ridgewood
Harry J. Mollenhinge
Tennet Inn
Yeaterdiy
Karl Mele
New Wilt
Mollentunu
Robert Ta Roy
Willian Rosenbaumn
Avery
Havebrook
Antanate
Lede Spa Sre Mortelatr
Inhich
T. Hryan
H. J. Woolrane
Fr. Eaton
Plainfield Country Club
Pesraieds
Romy Ib
Muramarioss
Elizabeth Town and Country Club in tennis round clashes
Five round matches feature Elizabeth Town and Country Club and Fanwood Tennis Club in singles and doubles events. Notable results include Robert LeRoy of New York Lawn Tennis Club over William Bortnbaum and West besting H. McK. Glazebrook in later rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Town
Kings County’ Tennis Club
W. N. Bennett
Went
Tennia Club
Otto Hinck
Montrate Field Club
Lee Barroll
Elizabeth Town and Country Club
W. G. Quncey
Morristown Field Club
Kade
Eigar Teo
J. Hy James
New York Lawn Tennia Club
J. Kyte
J. GC. Todd
Fanwood Tennis Club
G.L. Wyeth
Rf. Bryan
New York Lawn Tennis Club
H. Coch
Rin
He Baton
Piniield
D. Richey
G. C. Thomas
Hamilton Grange
T. Ernat
H. Holbrook
Maurer
Richey
Thomas
Grogebeck
Slocum
Tull
Martin
Mathey
Talmer
Las “Carte Boare Caenell
Mise Larrie” Boart
Mine Erna Marcus
Nefanti
Mina KE
H. Moore
Sharlock
Mina Carvin Nogart
P. Smith
Mina Sf. Qardj Tore
HL Knight
Mina Oy B. Rolline
W. G. Quincey
Defawit
Misa Gardiner
H. HH
Orange Race at Elizabethport Roller Rink Promises Fast Action
Roller skating fans will witness a Friday night race at the Elizabethport rink featuring nine top skaters from the region. The event, termed an orange race by rink management, offers prizes to winners. The rink has drawn steady crowds since opening on August 15, with manager Joseph Peterson optimistic that skating will gain broader popularity this year and plans more races in fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethport
League Games and Standings of Clubs
League games and standings update with multiple matchups listed. Names of teams include Toronto Newark Jersey Philadelphia Philadelphia and others. games follow today and tomorrow schedules across cities like New York Boston Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Cincinnati with noted doubleheaders and splits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Toronto
Jersey
Rocketer
Little
Club I Anlinu
New York
Cincinnati
Philadephia
Boston
Brooklyn
Chicago
St Louis
Peteburg
Polishers Continue Dominance With Fourteenth Victory
The Polishers beat the Shuttles 103 in a high scoring game to extend their streak to fourteen wins in the league. Skinny Bender starred with a triple and strong pitching support, while Miller and Gaynor contributed key hits. Shuttles struggled after a rough seventh inning as errors widened the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Bellengrath
Jiellengrath
Honork
Bonder
Sadie
Ellengrath
Miller
Brocifler
Thal
Emory Wheel Knights
Dender
van Blarcom
Stein
Sheedy
Gaynor
Miler
Tinneman
Felder
Lagemae
Gerau Roetzle
Tender
Arwu Ab
Lougendyke
Besesseerens
Koster
Motnfett
Heltengratn
Orter
Potinhors
Karin
Pugilist Walter Cousins Letter Sparks Forfeit Row
The Journal reports a reply from Hattek Coliniuy to Walter Cousins of Boston, a pugilist who challenged him. Cousins published in the Journal last week and claims he will stand ten minutes against Coliniuy, who insists he has whipped anybody. The forfeit remains unsettled as the match status is disputed and the Sporting Editor notes no payment has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faurfushér
Boxing promoter cancels match over unpaid funds
A promoter declares a match off after the challenger failed to raise $15 within two weeks. He will refund all tickets for the fight and criticizes the fighter for not meeting his financial obligation, expressing disappointment in the lack of funds and commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matechineen
Hens Start Contest As Four Farms Enter
The Union County egg laying contest at Coffinwood Farm Rosalle Park closes with four entrants Coffinwood Farm No 1 Silver Comb White Leghorns Siting Poultry Farm Silver Comb Jack Minore ss O V Henshaw Rowe Comb Light Brahmas Collingwood Farm No 2 Silver Comb Barred Plymouth Rocks Each farm enters a ten hen pen The contest runs today to October 1 County fans show strong interest though scores are not expected to be high as an excellent test for utility stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffinawood Farm
Rosalle Park
B. Woodruff Poultry Farm
Ross
Rhode Island
Poultey Farm
Jack Minoress
O & V. Henshaw
Rowe
Collingwood Farm
Plymouth Rocks
Will Compete Here as AAO Reunite for Toa Deen
Clark Club track team recalls Toa Deen and plans for the annual Tabor Day meet at Went Held. The team decides not to compete at the event but continues daily training for prizes. A court action is mentioned regarding fence work and a return date is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa Deen
Clark Club
Went
Union County Court
Newark Changes Team To Enter New Bowling League
Newark plans a revised bowling squad for 1907 1008 with Edda Pierson Charley Moyer Jamoe Hoagtind and Willy Weingarth withdrawing from the National Interstate League. Four new bowlers join including Billy Nowak to form the Eastern League team alongside Laidley, Elizabeth, and Trenton in a full season schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Edda ‘Pierson
Charley Moyer
Jamoe Hoagtind
Wily’ Weingarth
San Johns
Billy Nowak
Leo Jenna
Handball Court For Elizabeth Under Construction
Elizabeth will gain its first handball court at 223 Spring Street, nearly finished with regulation size and cement floor. Henry Poper, sponsor and former player, aims to launch a city tournament and attract club entries with upcoming exhibitions by top players from New York. He predicts broader local interest as courts proliferate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliatbeth
Snandball Court
Henry Poper
Poper
Caperte
New York
Harry
Kad Ralconse Baskah
Motor Racers Pass Through Elizabeth on 200 Mile Route
A motor racing schedule details a 200 mile course from Branch Brook Park to Monroe New York and back through Montclair Pompton Tuxedo West Milford Newfoundland Green Pond Hill Morristown Bernardville Plickemin Somerville Windsor Hightstown New Brunswick Elizabeth and finish. Contestants face multiple checking points with penalties for pedaling or walking and for single or two cylinder engines. The route aims for an average speed just over fifteen miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mn Pond
West Milford
Newfoundland
Green Pond Hill
Morristown
Bernardaville
Plickemin
Somerville
Windsor
Hightstown
New Brunswick
Elizabeth
Plainfield Road Race Anticipates Big Tabor Day Event
Plainfield September 1. The Plainfield Bicycle Club expects a large Viegelg road race for Labor Day weekend. Entries already reach from New York Newark Trenton Elizabeth Crawford Weatfield Rahway Scotch Plains. Prizes include a gold watch for first, a gold ring for second, and a gold pin for third. Fastest mile prize includes a jet mile race with gold, silver, and bronze medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainield
Plainfield Bicycle Club
New York
Newark
Trenton
Elizabeth
Crawford
Weatfield
Rahway
Daisies Club Plans Season Organization
The Danny Bowling Club will organize tomorrow for the coming season. It will likely exceed its current membership of about MN iF Ehie Nour. A weekly meeting is set for Wednesday afternoons at Miller's Hall. The group will use all alleys that afternoon, which have recently been upgraded to a higher standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Bowling Club
Ehie Nour
Ebby Whl
Miller’s Hall
Sports Scores Questioned by Journal's Juvenile League
A sports editor notes frequent complaints about incorrect scores in juvenile baseball game reports. Readers demand accurate standings and fair reporting to satisfy the growing interest among young players and families.
Journal ends public scoring policy peer pressure tale
The text notes a policy change restricting publication of scores and other items. It instructs readers to bring such terms to the office in person rather than mailing them. It hints at efforts to stimulate the younger generation via news while limiting certain information dissemination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jourmalds
Acorea
Uch
Alleys Offered for Church Bowling Nights at Parish Hall
Two church teams plan to use the First German Presbyterian Church parish hall alleys one night weekly during fall and winter. The church young men and Hope Chapel groups will also bowl there, with a third team expected to join after Labor Day as season play approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First German Presbyterian Church
Hope Chapel
Le Roy in Quandary Over Tennis Tournament Choice
Le Roy, a finalist in East Jersey and runner in Tri State, faced a dilemma at Cincinnati where the Tri State Tennis Tournament began. Defaults by Littell Touchard and several New Yorkers left Le Roy torn between finishing the local event at Town and Country Club or reporting for the Tri State. Committee efforts aimed to resolve his intercollegiate schedule, but he remained uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TriState
Cincinnati
Taetic
Robert le Roy
East Jersey
Littell
Touchard
le Roy Ie
Tri- State
Town and Country Club
Sports Day Highlights From Tarry Town Club Meet
A lively club sports day featured multiple events won by individuals and teams. Winners included Capt. Coach in the wheelbarrow race, Hi Bryer in high jump, William Hague in chicken race and pitching, J. Mc Phail in twining, the Boot in motor boat, Charles Unger in tule race, D. McPhail in toning, AM Clark in horse race, Flecker in life shooting, Veron yatack in ple content, William Mail in lead, and William Sauer in ice cream contest. Sanford received a handsome roaming cup from club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Bryer
William Hague
W. Drummonds
Hague
J. McPhail
Boot
Charles Unger
D. McPhail
Clark
Flecker
Veron Yatack
William Mail
William Sauer
Matthews
Sanford
Club
Bay State Riders Set Midweek Motor Pace Clash at Newark Velodrome
The Newark Velodrome hosts midweek cycle racing with motor paced races featuring Kimi Colina from Lyon Maat who has been active and Hugh Moran of Chelnee Maus and American pace follower. Colina seeks to prove his claim as champion, while McLean disputes and a two out of three match will decide the better rider. A novel standing-start motor event and a five mile distance set the program along with a half and one mile professional handicap and amateur consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Kimi Colina
Lyon
Maat
Hugh Moran
Chelnee
Maus
Colina
Peracn
Boston
McLean
Will
Coline
Sheen
Amafours
Atlantic Caledonian Games Labor Day Parade Draws Delegations
The Muyence and annual Boottlsy games of the new York Caledonian Club on Labor Day at Washington Park, Grind Trent, Muspeth, G. 1, will be a landmark event with many visiting organizations signaling their intention to attend. Delegations from Highton York Caledonian Club Independent Scots Guente and MWightend Dreat Association of Neston, Mace Caledonian Club of Hited Hin Fraver Wighlanders of Pawtucket R. I Caledoplan Club of Paternon Caledolan Club of Newark and other Scottish societies will accompany the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ew Tork Caledonian Club
Washington Sarkend
Grind
Trent
Muspeth
Betox
Tule Pine
Canada
Highton Rm
York
Caledonian Club
Scotes Guente
Mwightend Dreat Ansociation
R. 1
Caledoplan Club
Paternon
Caledoalan Club
Newark
Stars Win Franchise in Eastern League Opener
The Stars secured a franchise in the Eastern League as the season opens October 5. At a meeting at Universal Alleys in Brooklyn representatives from New Haven and Patterson submitted franchise applications, which were tabled. Local discussions centered on Newark’s instability and the likely rise of the host club led by “Peerless” Lee, Johnna, and Ace Harris with Ellenbeth represented by Frank Burks and Charles Greenwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elimbeth
Eqnera
Universal
Washington Street
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Jending
Newark
Lee” Johnna
Ace Harris
Boy Wonder
Ellenbeth
Frank Burks
New Brunswick
Charles Greenwald
Tren- Soa
New
Cecile
Willian Weingarth
Omcers
Heteel
Ehlers. Weretry
George Woodward
Brooklyn le
New Haven
Pétarson
Magne Laterite
Whist results at compass club weekly event
The Elisabeth Chess and Whint Club held a whist evening with North and South winners Bengaset and Wicharde scoring 8 bits over pair Digelow-Wizard and Muereay-Walker. Final standings include Sultonstall-Wickhenan Bennett and Boynton-Van Veabten in strong positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth
Bengaset
Wicharde
Eite
Ishmas
Bees
Digelow
Muereay-Walker
Ene Sultonstall-Wickhenan Bennett
Marrick Avarage
Boynton-Van Veabten
Tennis Tournament Indefinitely Postponed Amid Unclear Factors
A vague notice reports an indefinite postponement of the tennis tournament tied to a peace initiative at Fairwood. Details are unclear, with garbled text obscuring dates, organizers, and the scope of the disruption.
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Miss Marcus
Miss Cassell
Glazebrook
Peimer
Marcuiv Botl
Pera
Filipin
Providence
Sewark
Rocher
Cor Hallimore
Montreal
Philsdolphin
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston Mura
St. Lewis
Brook
Tura
Louie
AE Cricapt
Filtakers
Cincinnate
Jaltimare Iseesteccese
Providonen Svanen Ieee
Nennes
Jeremy
Torenre
Hochester
Fos Cs
Washingtos
Yesteday
Hiengo
Costomy
Svaety
Telleogath
Althaugh
Smith
Fiahor
Singer League
Machinana Needles Foundry
Motern
Mata Omos of
Ninna Morrie
Walt
Westfeld
Elizabetha
Elizebeth
New Brucewick
Tercer City
Paterson
Jersey City
Kilaudeth
New Drunewick
Tranton
New Hrunewick
Orinber Newark
Aronkiyis
Joey City
Paterson Ak Brooslys
Ken Hrunawick
Hilaabeen
Trehten
Eirthbert
Bookiyn
Patere Non
Rerenber EI
Joreay City
Nowark
Aninawick
Flraebath
Brunawick
Rockines
Dawanitier
Goa Cy
Hideon
Tersey City
Wrunewick
Bianbeta
Hevonberg
Drimmmick
Brookipm
Bumfroth
Paterno
Aseuory
Elzabeth
Martheey Garnett
Hi. H. Bineker
Ted
Newsboys
Magnolias
Youterdey
Newsy
D. Wick
BM. Barr
Haber
L. Box
Tl. Martell
T. Hieanm
Tj L. Barr
H- Barr
Sas
W. Maber
Elisabeth Qcyolinte
Pitlinfield Masor
Bescon
LE Roy
East Joreay
Tri-State
Elizabethans
Bayonne
BAY State Riders
Lynn
Chelsea
STARS
Lee Johns
Age” Harris
Burke
State
New Yorkara
Omoera
Elizabeth 6
W. Club
Eekwood
Rae
Rene
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