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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1914

Page

8

Regulars and Elkwoods Duel for Bowling League Supremacy

In Monmouth County Bowling League action next Tuesday night the A P W Regulars host the Long Branch Elkwoods at Recreation Alleys with the Regulars leading by one game. A pair of wins by the Elkwoods would tie the series, while the Regulars aim to ward off any upset and widen the gap. Red Bank’s Looies, unbeaten in fifteen straight, remain a dangerous challenger as Lakewood, Manasquan, Eurekas and others shuffle in the standings.

Monmouth County Bowling League Long Branch Elkwoods Elkwoods Elkwoody Elkwood Red Bank Looies Lakewood Grant Wiberons Brunswicks Freehold Keypart Y. C

Oakwood Narrowly Defeats Crescent Jr in Close 21–20 Match

Oakwood travels to Asbury Park and edges Crescent Jr 21 to 20 in a hard fought game. West and Huhn lead Oakwood with four baskets each while Rugarber and Oaker son pace Crescent for a tight finish and a clean contest refereed by Jack Arthur.

Oakwood Asbury Park Crescent Jr Crescent Henry Huhn Oakwoods West Russ” Woolley Aliough Rugarber Oakrein Norris R. Woolley Huhn Errickson D. Wooley Crescent Jrs Oakerson Schoen Comegys

Crescents Upset Long Branch In Bowling League Match

The Crescents surprised Long Branch at Elkwood Recreation Lanes by totaling 885 pins in the opening game and winning by about sixty pins. Long Branch posted three strong games above 850 but fell short due to a weak anchor score in the nightcap. The Crescents showed solid form early and have potential if they maintain the effort.

Monmouth County Elkwood Recreation Long Branch Crescents Belm Terrell Havens

Asbury Park High Football Champs Feted At Banquet

The Asbury Park High football champions were honored at a banquet at the North Hind Hotel hosted by Mrs. G. H. Rentgen. Speakers included Dr. W. L Thompson Scott Huff and H. S. Christie followed by Captain Andrew Vota. The team then attended a Lyric theater outing as guests of Mrs. Rentgen.

Asbury Park High Eschco North Hind G. H. Rentgen W. L Thompson Board of Education Scott C. S. Huff H. 3. Christie Andrew Vota Keutgen

Marquard Leaves Giants to Sign with Brookfeds

Rube Marquard signed a Brookfeds contract believed to cover two cars and received a 1560 dollar salary advance. Giants president Harry Hempstead disputes his right to sign with the Federal League, though Marquard had an affidavit swearing he was free to arrange terms.

Richard W Marquard Brookfeds Federals Harry N. Hempstead Giants Brooklyn Federal Giant

Publicity Gossip on Miss Iekins Advertising for Husband

A Philadelphia Ledger snippet reports Miss Iekins publicly promoting marriage by displaying a cookbook under her arm while walking in the streets. The item notes the striking publicity stunt as widely discussed.

Mot a Worker, Gotrox Thinks Toil Is Pure

A garbled line seems to reflect a satirical or fictional remark about labor. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable. The fragment lacks concrete facts to form a full newspaper item.

Gotrox

Booster Coffee Offer Promises Free Pound for Quick Shoppers

A local promotion invites customers to pay 20 cents or more if they can match Booster Coffee price. Those who succeed can claim a free pound of Booster Coffee. The deal hinges on customers matching the set price to receive the gift.

Regulars Lead Bowling League With High Scores

Lakewood tops with a team score of 1004 and White leads with an individual average of 238. Gootheil and Millar post 247 and 242 for Elkwoods and Regulars as Eurekas, Lakewoods, and Addison rank high in the standings.

Lakewood White Eurekas Grant Lakewoods Gootheil Elkwoods Addison Millar Regulars

Coleman One of Rutgers Guards

James Coleman of Asbury Park played guard for Rutgers in the game with Columbia University in New York Friday evening. He was a standout last season and is praised as a fast, accurate guard. Harry Rockafeller, also of Asbury Park, could not play due to a football injury but will rejoin the team once healed.

James Coleman Asbury Park Rutgers Columbia University New York Coleman Harry Rockafeller Rockafeller

Carranza forces gain momentum in Mexican conflict

Report from the Veracruz consulate says Carranza troops repelled a conventionist attack near Mexico City with heavy losses for the opposing side. Loyalist leaders plan a broad campaign from Vera Cruz to threaten Villa and Arango forces, with maneuvers toward Guadalajara and the west coast underway.

el Paso Mexico City Gmibiushiadi Oricalat Vera Cruz Gunaynas Veracruz Ticchuca Carrangya Agarest Mexico Guadalajara West Coast Villa Arpaia Mesien City

Prince Friedrich Ashore After Baltic Voyage Incident

A Bergen dispatch reports the North German Lloyd steamer Prince Friedrich Wilhelm fresh from a voyage ran aground off a barrier harbor amid a broader outbreak. The vessel is ashore at a Sindbar Idealism and Realism scene. a local Q&A section plays with jokes about idealism versus realism.

Prince Friedrich London Bergen Norwic Pring Friedrich Wilhelm Troyd

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