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m...•“ /:l-r1 * *• **4-- ” '' .1; J• •«. r V f ft v-.V;V-r r f ft ft V ♦ *-# ft * -■Jhe wky fdt wi6tiier by‘:bl©cktn£ ^srIaeh ^*•»«.lt;■:• Walcott. tha other ^Haairiaflrfe^f*lTpjtoe fof*,th$: oeot3ierop*B-.IttfiKfrriafc' ft' wiki- whfl; dlrwt*tha trtia w it YW £fep-_i:'‘.l»^ti6ai» had put’ Cop|5a!a rFrtedlaadae«gbtlar opIHf into, the:^fea, aad * Quarterback ,.SE* 3***.-■■ the thre^pon * captafca 'who ■•«!«► :-£*ve on* tot ,«dtfblttoaabt ; --rh*a*: :saE' '*a$1kllM$: vot: tbft day. 'CT»w©U and.-' ’ played bas'd and lt;consi/rtetlsy Whll© H£rriftgta made-some ~ itlce,,«3dus berore feeing rosmved afrom .ifhe!. : accoun t of taj arte•^3iostp«aii asd. Ivana at tackles. aad l?arb*?'r at eiiard took tlie- main lur-jex£ of the defensive work and opened •sap-, some alw holes for substantial ' SCp.i a s. ...pgrTIw- prediction ;.pf the Record that Stubway has a greater team Uian iaat Reason seemd tc^ be ful filled nm- the ■way the locals shook oft the hard leap t«i early season play, and completely lw¥3jcIaaAed.aii. Olevep. tfrgtrf ■vpe-ned its season.Practically the. i »■ • i. *■ ■ ■.. *rThompson-.--..*«■ iWiWVi.__« —«r. \-j-. f. IV’’•■s.,!v. .• •-» -'I '-■ -:t•S'*9i. •ea-A-cl-KTH»- N-falWflTftfi*kw«VrrtVM^^^MMia*core:oaJportfcct torwatdR^i=To Cip- T vv : ;.-:y :* *,.ton doppdJft:;MKat ^I^la^so sluura lvfeia3s ; *’ ,:,-v-£jgkttedaPT VWolcott- . .,,.. . .y.Cv'.; Sioatag jRight sad0ha■ » *Scott,. b^. •ColieuDdtjr , '. .....;;,.Lett.halfhack'CfO w6l| ■ ■■■»«•«!■ *'■ • m • m * muRight halfbackHnrrtaglon ....:..•'Sehwartner (Cs.pt.)• — . PUlRjiaek»■ 11ftyn■•vScore by- periods r Rahway ......1Roselle 0C70r 7—rSOhft■a0-0-^ JIIriKToaclidowns—vC astor, Crowell, aad ] * Doty; goals from toachdowas—Crowell, 2. Time o£ periods—lO minatea. | Jj Jtefercc—L.. -Punver^ Brooklyn. .Um-pfre—H. Kfatlor. • Newark., „ Head linesman— Hnmmdll, Newark. Lines-ti«atlre- summit Hlgl^Scdooi eleven wit*hway^liiSkic* rbis Saturday is expected to be I *se,SOR’ wl one and Rahtvay will have to'Substitutions:• RaWaj^UTotli, D’AmhrcFgav-^Layga Caahfon rf^Roao lie—B o nrom—^ On l rrn tf _ftbov everyttolnjBr in order to down the Siinmitt Higb title aaptrants.¥ Flr« Quarter.Hoaolle won the toasnMsd decidedJto defend the west goal, with Rahway*lolng; the kicking. Crowell bootedrtbe ball to Cohen on the ten-yard lino, ■who advanced to the twenty before feeing downed by the Rahway for-wards. Friedlander made five yrde ■Ttferunffh center, hut Cohen was thrown :£dt a two*yard loss on a tackle playFOR SORE STRAINED EVES It is surprising how quickly eye ins^hftlpgd^hy1 ■t? iriiplV -3iyJ1drastls, boric, etc^ a® mtxeid !n Lavop* tik eye wash, one small bottle helpfi any case sore.1 week or strained eyeg. Aluminum eye cap tree, Kirstetn’s Pharmacy, 1 Cherry street—Adv.LRahway Folks ars Learning How to ____________ _ _ Heed It-iCetac'^gatiiettns^scant ^rrec-yardxs*ot^} ^re=^ou miaorable^.wltb^-a^' alt;^p^znZ Scliwartftef- kicked- to Ctf^poln,who advanced the fall from Roselle's Jfcrty-yard line to tMrty-one yard line.-tJarrinpLoa shot off tackle for fonr-^eejQ yards, for the Initial first down. ®otj seined seven more, and Crowell 3i first dov.*n again with a run ■fcerr^M -««1 and—tackle, - placing the-feall .two yards from the goal line. 3Bui a faml3e here gave Roselle the fealS. Lcrvitin reeovering it. Sr fa wartBACKACHE IB A WARNING!1back? Dcryoit ux^lame and ctlff;drag through the day feeling tired, weak and depressed? Then you should help your kidneya. Backache is often the first sign of fall lag kidneys. Urinary troubles quickly follow. Neglected, there's danger of gravel* dropsy jsr fatal JBrigbt’a dlS' ease. Don't wait for serious kidney sickness! Use Doan's PHI s. a etlmu -lant diuretic to the kidneys, before it««r oniy-' kti?'ked' yards out of fistoo late. This-Rahway resident tells-j-boRiids. and Harriagton' oti th© first j experience:jllay mad© four yards. Harrington was ■tninred.. iiiter causiug his retirement Jiroxu th© same,Ob The next play Doty hit the line mmi tbe boll bounced out of his arms wver the goal line, where Castor grab-feed it to give Rahway six points.Mrs. A. Guelinck, 112 Scott avenue, says: I had dull pains across the BmaH'of my bac ahd aa Ume went on ]. i became miserable with a constant lameness across , my kidneys. My kidneys were weak and acted far too often. After using a box of Doan's3Baijwa\ was*offside ou the goat try, i PHls from Klrsteln’s Pharmacy/-! was'IBMtJtlAjr -t'lW1 (K --------Rjthvsav kicked to Friedlander who areat-hed Uie twenty.five yard line be-fort1 being sttpplt;?d. Scott and CohenwiiMle eiu-lu yards and then Schwart-aer Jticked to. Coppola oti the forty-*«iirht yard mark.’ ii**r-r—Klihwuy open-rid. of the trouble.I, —■ ^ ^ i. * . • . _1U.J M X - .... A. . L IJ Jl B ..J — JB m B.B MBB a ^^1 ■ 1.^ , ,*Price 80c. at all dealers. Don t simply ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan’s Pills—the same that Mrs. Gue-Uoek had. Foster-Milburn Co,r Mfra.,Buffalo. N. Y.ied IliH 1 formar ion. C’fo weTl galniitR five \ani-. anil t!ie six more to makeBo\Ver~ FaTatrtTCSBoiler •‘Xpbisi. iii- aboutauifMber first down. Crowell threw a ( sqq ot'tfur in tite United States everyforwsrtl jo Uastor f*»v flfteeu yards.... — , — r mkius h cull id siMue 70» live*down, and Coppola ; J u-Cttl)SitU! t„r JfiOd.OOO loss.sand* auruher first anade twelve yards on the D,” Har-stngtoii advanced the bail to the atx-yard line and the quarter ended.----- Second Quarter'Doty hh the center of the line fur three yards, Crowell fulled to gain tutu) the-u Rahway was penalized flf -tew yards. Crowell tried to drop' hrlrk the goal standing on the tweuty-35ve yard mark, but the bull went -wide’ The ball was brought oqt to ntbe twenty-yard yard line with Ro-se-li© in possession, Fiiedlander made «igbt yards off guard. Scott failing TO .gain and Schwartner gained four jyard. giving Roselle a first down. jFreldtander maSle four nidre and Rah-way1 - penalized for being off Side.Canadian Constable Head?Police Clits^vScott made rhe second first down-with » three^aVd gofa, but SchwartneriujnblecTTlie ball and lost three yards.Schwartner again lost ground and then be kicked, to Coppola who ran drom Rahway's forty yard mark to Ho-■'aeIl»Ts il» lv ly-elght ^yurdjpola made- three yards, but again aftahway was ret back for betas off. «ide. A forward to Wolcott on the firoal line failed wh©n_the ball slipped through i hr Rahway anil's ;arms. un-•. ■wther paKg to Coppola1 fnlleci. ami Crowell tried another dropklck from _the-Iiiirl y-five yards mark, the ball jy«.—zug—xviillu——RosoUti.^—UM^w—^poasaalontrrg--x%roTrty-ya:rdrrrgrk.Hewitt gained three yards and Co* hen, tW0 yurds, and then Alltoh drove Secdback five yards forctog^S^wmrT- sier to kick out of bounds oh the forty* ZTurd naarfc. A patis from Crowell to , '^Wolcott netted twelve yards and a ifiirgt down. The ball w.eut ovfif' Cas-head on„tbe next aerial ollisi«pt, ~?tad nuotfier aliort Lowurds CoppoluT Jl. final attempt also failed,'Crowell to Wolcott, and then Gronvell again tried , ?to tlropklck the coal mm the tlilrty, *the hall going to on© side- Fried-lander intercepted a forward after the ■ feall was brought back' due - to Ro* aollcV being^afl’side. tht 'Roselle bnelr -i making rwenty-nlne yards on the run -bock,....mVSL- intercepted a JJojcwbtAX;-.X7^li8cifbnsr.“#?iS*]llr' qonstaW^ Toronto, Canada., waa elected - president of tbr; latcrnatlonml Asgodutlonof Police Cliiefa at its ttirtyfaecondannual conventidh ■ In linl 1 ahapnl!a. Ur. Dlciccon, the first Canadian ever to be’ elected to this diHee. has been a weoiyber /of ^e.ni»»o^iaUon.ior^fire ^eawu;Sn the middle ot the iicld and ran tothe thlrt.v-yard mark and the -half .ended.Third Quarter. Rahway kicked to open; the-'final imir, :thSehwnrtno'V*KnJK fiKJBfi XA'MAAMwho'-; reached the ihlrty-iwo yard ■.mark. Cohen made 5 yards. PrJed-. land or .two. and Schwartner- while ^■.an.r-flrjit'^aown. with a twelve-yard run..Roselle did not .have Beveii -ra^n oirtbie . line of scrimmhBO- and wiie} set ^twhfic -flye . yurda~0'iid-CpI»wN^ft'W-Jhth.- i A ■-^wf-yard-'Oti -a- taclde^p lo do wn e il._v:i. MtwardlLhftdl^Scdiwartner■■-'Idekeil .'-to. Coppola oh; tlieT lt;tw©nty*yard mark. iCraweli made, eleven yards for .a-z ' “.firai, dowii’ ‘and- CofiPOla v reeled '. off ,.'.,Tr«eitty- ■ mora to put tUG;' iiall.' in the.rVi ' - • 1 ? .. *lt; a ■ '* * I _ ft V^'_ ft - ‘---Renter of 'thp Rahwasrwa»: setvjtfn ek fiftoenVyardsand’ Crow ell kicked^■^vci^rt dn ‘the:;thIrty-two yord mark* ': ;Ro5tRiu failed: to gat» and HSchwartnorfrom tb e~ Ff ^r-igrtliq-Bpyen-yard-Aine.-- CKwelT.S.i^eyKioh-'ott: tholrvo wn thirty-yard •■lino.' Peufih Quarter ; vTtoaeile _fto make tbo d l»tu» cef( tand. Rahway to ok. po 6 s oeal o n, ri ABftlh Rahway • was penaltaed for liotdlng Crowell kicked toT^l®dla«dor Oft -two^ yard aiftfli:. ' Axal»ie‘ ■1 cSgTpirV f IV1^AWm iAA lau'ah l ’ :M fra ■ iVidfell oa-Vht^ ctboiSt1'fe-s bom: miom '-Rdh way;,:.klck ©dmt^■:«si«ftus1ioil overfleft guard !0r - the;bcbro;:tbi play: fitwayii ut .Ra* t*■ ■ ‘r*1 r r i “Vi i ‘I I 1 ''in i t 1111 r 11t waiay
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Rahway Record
Rahway, New Jersey, US
Tue, Oct 06, 1925
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