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Newspaper

Long Branch Daily Record

Location

Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1914

Page

9

Elkwood Leads Busy Monmouth Bowling Circuit

In the Monmouth County Bowling League Elkwood tops the pace with consistent team play and high scores. Notable performances include Goetheil 240, Worth 218, Dillione 211, and Shultz around 180 as Elkwood takes a three game series from Keyport Yacht Club. Long Branch briefly challenges, Red Bank Looses gain ground, while Elberon drops three games. The article highlights strong showings by several clubs and celebrates the season’s competitive balance.

Hillwoods Merry Chase Asbury Park Red Bank Long Branch Gutars Elkwood Goetheil Worth Dillfone Wells Shultz Keyport Eee Yacht Club Kirkwoods St. Gootheil Dillione Eckhardt Hartman Curtis Bedle Ackerson Millar Lever Little Errickson Clark Capt Reid Crook Priickson Dennett H. Gootheil Clark Fordy Crawford Sutphin Collins Brunswicks Levies Red Bank Lcoies Dennis Gray Tetley Morris Bray Scecieny Hopla Voice Melee Ceca Ees Dawson Kruser NORCO Aeag S Scree

TWO ICE YACHTS APPEAR ON RIVER

Ice on the Shrewsbury River reaches over four inches as two ice yachts from East Shrewsbury and two others prepare for the season. Prince ston owned by Frank Johnson of Monmouth Beach and the Princeton show fresh work with gold leafing and varnish. The Sly Fox and P O Q with Spider also seen on the ice. Skaters test last year's gliders. Captain Stewart Cook reports three inch ice at Galilee.

Shrewsbury Princeston Frank Johnson Monmouth Beach Shallow Point Princeton Sly Fox East Shrewsbury Solomon's Creek Spider Galilee Stewart Cook

Nye First Home In Big Road Race In Bronx Event

Despite snow and rain, 115 athletes started the six and three quarter mile race and Nye of Haw haw A C won in 39 minutes flat. Voteretas was second, Dick Brand of St Anselm's A A took third as the field approached the Bronx Church House event.

Nye New York Harry Nye Mohawk A. C Bronx Trinity Club St. Anselm's A. A Bronx Church House Voteretsas Marty Nye Wag Harry Vic VoteretBas Dick Brand St Anselm’s A. C

Red Bank Courts Set for Key High School Clash

Red Bank High School faces Leonardo High School on Red Bank Y M C A court in a decisive matchup tonight. Tomorrow the Red Bank Church League teams play, with a schedule shift moving matches from Wednesday to Saturday night.

Red Bank Court Red Bank Y. M. C. A Red Bank Leonardo High School Red Bank Church League

Alerts Organizing At Atlantic Highlands

The famed Alerts baseball team at Atlantic Highlands is being organized for next year under manager and catcher William S Woodward. New signees include Cyrenius Stryker Sterling Shryker and Nat Crawley. others listed are Walter Eilis Jack Stewart Jamey Hopla and Crawley who will also play Saturdays with Middletown Athletic Association. In Elks billiard tournament Edward and Arthur Sussman drew interest in the handicap division as brothers battled with the Major narrowly winning and Arthur gaining edge over Widmer with renewed play.

Alerts William S. Woodward Ward Strykers Cyrenius Sterling and Raymond Walter Eilis Nat Crawley Jack Stewart Jamey Hopla Sterling Shryker Crawley Middletown Athletic Association Sussman Brothers Elks Edward Arthur Sussman Widmer

Taste Differences Between Girls and Boys Reported

Dr. G Cohn author of Organic Flavoring Materials reports that girls have a more sensitive taste for bitter flavors while boys are more sensitive to sweet flavors. Salt taste is equal. Among adults women show greater development for sweet bitter and sour tastes than men while echalytic differences are minimal.

G. Cohn

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