Winsomes Win Open Bowing Night For Championship Rise
The Winsomes win the Journal Junior Tournament opener against Excelsior Juniors and Star Juniors in front of a large crowd. Hughes leads with a 210 in the final game, while Sellen, Fallon, and Welsh pace the winners as Excelsiors’ Hughes also posts a 210. Star Juniors struggle, and Excelsior claims second place by over fifty pins. overall, dominant Winsomes performances mark a strong start to the season.
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Halsey
Brarn
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Wiltke
Hebendult
College Teams Coming to Town and Country Grid
The Elizabeth Town and Country Club plans a football season with a star-studded lineup. Four tier college stars including Brown from Princeton Otto Dickinson Tielpnond Dartmouth Malmey from Pennsylvanian and Pretty from Ambermont join a squad that will train on an eclipse field.
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Pretty
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Y M C A Men On Distance Run
Spurred by the success of the YMCA in distance work a Rahway Avenue club formed a track team. Twelve men ran five miles last night with Robert Burns first in about thirty minutes Frank Blerne second John Smith third Others included Gilligan Benny Edward Lownes Mortoni Pierce Bierne and Morto Manager Fox plans another run Thursday aiming for a stronger county team and a possible challenge. Winners at the weekly whist game were Gales Hicharda North South Bigelow Will Kuyt and West.
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J. Morto
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McG
League Games and Standings of Clubs Today
Gamen To-day features Chicago at New York in two games and Cincinnati at Philadelphia with other matches listed. Also New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at St. Louis and Detroit listed. A stray note mentions Roosevelt and a Colorado hunt with a humorous local aside about contacting the President.
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Detroit
Palmer Wins Trophy In Ridgewood Lawn Tourney
Richard T. Palmer of the Ridgewood Holt Club captured his fourth victory of the season in open lawn tennis, defeating Charlen Fy Watson Jr. of the Orange Lawn Tennis Club in the Ridgewood singles challenge round. The win clinched Palmer’s permanent possession of the club trophy after the fifth annual open tournament. Watson had won the tourney last year to defend the taps. President Eliot of Harvard visited the Pacific coast and met Professor O Th Johnson of the University of Washington, who described himself as professor of biology with instruction in meteorology and other subjects.
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Charlen Fy Watson
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
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Watson
Taps
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Pacific Coast
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Univer of
Washington
Hhaip
Johnson
Kramer Versus Mayer Cycle Show At Madison Square Garden
Champion Frank Kramer faces German Udo Mayer in a highly anticipated cycle match at Madison Square Garden in New York tonight. Mayer, newly arrived from Salt Lake City, aims to derail the American title holder in a best-of-five format with heats at half mile ten mile and possibly distance. Two other pro events and three amateur races fill the card, including a five mile open race and a one mile handicap featuring the newly turned pros Stein Cameron Hil Droback Goerke Mackey and McVartland from the recent Auta meeting.
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Henri Mayer
Madison Square Garden
Salt Lake City
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Mormon City
Kramer
Jereoy
Stein
Cameron
Hil
Droback
Goerke
Mackey
McVartland
N.C. Asuta
Johnson Giants Triumph Over Greens On Jersey Avenue
The Johnson Giants of Cranford defeated the Green Giants by 4 to 4 at Jersey Avenue Grounds yesterday. Both teams had split wins in the junior colored county championship series, and the deciding game drew keen competition. Players on both sides fielded well and produced a creditable contest.
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Cranford
Green Giants
Green's Giants
New York Pushed In National League Pennant Race
New York’s attack in the National League pennant chase surged yesterday as the Pirates beat the Giants 11 to 1 and Chicago Cubs defeated the Braves by 4 to 1. Brooklyn shook off recent losses with a win while Detroit and Cleveland topped their foes. The White Sox trail by five points, Browns remain thirteen back, and Boston’s win moves them to fourth in the league race. The El Moro Field Club closed its season with 30 wins in 39 games as a strong junior prospect group for next year is promised.
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Liberty A C starts gridiron practice in New Jersey
Liberty A C opened Sunday football practice at Higgins Field with about thirty candidates. Promising backs include Bragey Hall Mall and O Rourke led by Willibur Borttner and J Rankin. Line features Searles Slocum Guensler Boetzle center Lewis Smith Koch Braggy. First game October 4 versus Easton A C at Union League Park with regular practices announced at 7 45 PM today.
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Montclair
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Staten Island
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Jersey City
Olympic lads to Canada in Canadian championships
New York reports the twenty fifth annual Canadian championships under the Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada set for Saturday October 3. Nearly all Olympic champions will compete with Rose to race one last time and Captain J T Mahoney of the New York A C leading a strong club team.
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Amateur Athletic Federation of Canada
H Rose
J. T. Mahoney
New York A. C
Trojan Practice Schedule Missing Key Details
Trojan football managers Fred Warren and Herbert Dunn announce practice tonight at Rah Avenue and South Street at 8 o clock. The team will depart from club rooms at 109 Broad Street at 7 45 o clock. A team will be picked to face Metuchen Field Club on a date not specified.
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Ansistant
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Trojan
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Metuchyne
Philadelphia 225th Anniversary Parade Extravaganza Schedule
Pennsylvania celebrates Philadelphia's 225th founding with a week of events from October 4 to 10. Military parades, police and fire displays, industrial floats, a 500-ship river pageant, Red Men spectators, a grand 40-float historical pageant, P O S A procession, Keights Templar parade, athletic contests, motor races, nightly illuminations, and the musical drama Philadelphia at Franklin Field. Special round-trip tickets go on sale October 3 at reduced rates with a $1.00 minimum.
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Canoe and Boat Carnival Saturday at Weequahic Lake
Weequahic Lake hosts a canoe and boat carnival next Saturday at 2:30 PM with about fifty canoes and seventy five to one hundred row boats expected in the parade. Prizes include best decorated canoe and boat, a silver cup for the club with most decorated boats, and a gold watch for the owner of the best decorated boat. Cranford Canoe Club and other clubs plan to participate.
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Cranford Canoe Club
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William Brooks
Harter Helps Lawrence In Photos of City League Play
In a misty afternoon game between Lawrence and Worcesters, Joe Harter provided key moments with a home run boosting Lawrence as both teams, near final standings, battled hard. A tense late rain interrupted play as R. Cimber from the visiting side made an offer prior to the meeting.
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