Elberons Sweep Overlands to Stay Perfect This Season
In Monmouth County Bowling League action the Elberons of the Southern city section won three straight from the Overlands. The Elberons remain undefeated with twelve straight games and a 1000 percent age, led by Adam Worth with a 212 in the final game as scores ran 869 to 830.
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Asbury Park Regulars Take Two In Keyport Bowling Battle
Asbury Park Regulars traveled to Keyport to face the Yatchsmen. In game one the Regulars lost by 188 pins. Game two was tied at 783 pins. The final game saw 746 to 726 with the Regulars winning two of three. A roll off produced a 74 to 72 finish. Also, Asbury Park Specials toppled Bradley Beach two games.
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Elks Tournament Gets Big Boost in Garfield start
The pocket billiard tournament for Asbury Park Long Branch and Red Bank Elks opened at the Elks Home on Garfield Avenue. Red Bank's Fred Matthews and Fred McGee faced Long Branch's Dirke Moore and Barkalow as scores built toward a late lead for Long Branch before Red Bank finished the first night ahead.
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Daily Thought Locke Quote on Judgment
A brief, archaic reflection on the danger of judging without full information. It cautions that one who judges without informing themselves to the utmost cannot properly absolve themselves of judgment.
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Brickley Voted Top Harvard Fullback In All American Plans
Brickley ranks as a legendary football star for Harvard. He carried the attack nearly single handedly this season, scoring five goals from the field against Yale and consistently gaining ground through the line in hard bucking plays.
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Fourteen Die In Football Toll For 1913 Season
The toll of football in 1913 includes fourteen deaths and 175 injuries, a grim count surpassing 1912. Key leagues report top pitchers like Walter Johnson and Eddie Cicotte, with new earned-run style rankings. Alfred Copeland appointed Austria track coach. Copeland praised by James F. Sullivan. He sails in March to prepare for the 1916 Berlin Games.
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All American Football Team for 1913
Tommy Clark selects the All American backfield and line for 1913, naming Gilchrist and Fritz ends, Storer and Talbot tackles, Pennock and Mowe guards, Welch and Darias quarterbacks, Guyon and Craig halfbacks, Brickley fullback, with Calac Eichenlaub and Street among others. The debate notes limited ends and strong tackle play, and asserts the chosen eleven could challenge any opponent.
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Daubert Leads National League Batting Averages
Jake Daubert of the Brooklyns tops official NL batting averages with .350 over 139 games. Burl Yingling of the Trolley Dodgers hits .383 in 40 games and Charles McDonald of the Bostons .655 in 73 games. Giants lead club averages at .273, with Brooklyn at .270 and St. Louis at .247 in last place. Hang Wagner played 114 games and barely exceeded .300.
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