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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22

ON THE GRIDIRON

The West Orange A. A. would ike to
arrange a game with any 75-ponnd team
for Sunday. Address Manager Nicolas Bel
lott, "a Ashland avenue, West Orange.
At Orange Sunday the Orange A. A.
football team will line up against the
strong Halstead A. A. of Arlington. A
hot struggle Is expected, MS these teams
played n no-score game a few weeks ago.
Both teams are hard at practise and the
members of each team are confident of
victory. The game will be played at JEFF
ferson and Main streets.
The AntIer A.. C. football team, of
Woodside, which ereated such an enviable
record on the gridiron two years ago, has
r~eorganized for the purpose of playing a
final am for the benefit of the remain
ing members of the old club. The lineup
will be practically the same as 1t was
two seasons ago. Weltzel and Hadheld,
who have been the star players of the
at the halfback positions. Tom Clarke
will once more don his toys and play full
back. Struble and Muir, who are probably
two OF the fastest players in Woodside,
Mcclure will play their old positions at
tackle. The guards will be well taken care
of by Ed and Art Dumont. and centre and
quarterback will be taken care Of by
Sanford and Helmllnger. respectively.
This team. In all probability, will be one
Of the fastest teams of Its weight in this
and full expenses will be given to any
eighty-ive to Underground team willing TO
play the Antlers on Delavan Oval. Adj
dress all communications to Charles Payne,
IT,, manager. l Washington avenue.
The Prosressives will line up Sunday
afternoon against the Cliffsides, of Cliff
side, at Johnson's Oval, Magazine street
and Avenue L. at 1870 o'clock. They VIII
also play h Providence eleven at ESQ
o'clock, on the same grounds. Thanksgiving
afternoon. They will line up against
the White Hats, of Elizabeth.
The ST. Alban football team, OF Grace
Church, would like to arrange a game for
tomorrow with any frst-class seyenty-fve
to eighty-pound team. game to be played
at Weeduahic Park. November % and 30
are also open dates. Challenges will be con-
sidered by G. +. Moras, 26 Paramount
avenue.
Much interest is being manifested IN the
contest between an eleven known as the
Nayarle A. Q. and the Berean team, both
Of ~Vailsburg, 10 be played on the South
Orange avenue and Boylan street grounds
Thanksgiving Day. As much friendly
rivalry exists between these two teams, a
good contest can be expected. This will
be the first game for the Navarres, while
the Bereans have been playing since the
Season opened.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
ENTHUSIASM AT HARVARD.
Hundreds Arriving for Tomorrow's Big
Game with yale.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 22.-The Harvard
varsity football squad left Cambridge yes
terday afternoon for the Norfulk Hunt
Club. in Medfeld. where they arrived
shortly after 2 o'clock. n team had light
signal drill on the club grounds soon after
their arrival. lasting nearly an hour. In
the signal drill several new formations
were again tried, and Burr punted for the
Crimson. Starr was used at left end. and
Newhail went back to his old position at
duarte,.
Newhall's eye has nearly recovered and
he will start the game tomorrow at quar-
ter. Starr may play left end tomorrow,
although it was expected that he would
be held as n substitute for Newhall in
case of injury to the latter. All the men
are in good condition, both Burr and.
Parker having recovered from their slight
injuries, and are III for the struggle.
c. j. Nourse. substitute centre. was
called to New York yesterday by the
death of his father and will not return for
the game.
Harvard graduates have already begun
to arrive for the game. Yesterday the
college yard was filed with former stu
dents, who anticipate the struggle with a
visit to the college grounds and buildings.
Harvard football enthusiasm is at a nigh
pitch this week, Last night the Students,
2,G1J strong. were assembled Tor their last
mass meeting in the Union Building. and
expressed their loyalty to the team with
cheers and football songs.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
Eli TEAMS
DELAY IS
EXPLAINED
Yale Did Not Keep Prince
ton Waiting Intentionally
Between the Halves.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 22.-Yale football
coaches will assure Princeton formally that
the delay of the Yale team in reporting
for the second. half of the Y~ale-Princeton
game last Saturday was due solely to the
failure of a water boy to notify the Yale
eleven that time had expired. and was not
caused by any wish of the Yale team 10
keep the Princeton players waiting.
Word was received here Wednesday
night that there was ton at Prince
ton at Ya1e's failure 10 report promptly.
The Yale coaches quickly got in commune
cation with Roper. head coach at Prince
ton. and asked for an interview. Mr..
Roper reached Boston yesterday affernoons
for the Yale-Harvard game, and It is ex-
pected that he will meet the Yale coaches
today and talk the question over. In dis
cussing the incident Knox. Yale's head
coach, said before the departure OF the
eleven yesterday.
w regret the occurrence of the incl
dent exceedingly, but 1t is ridiculous to
suppose that the Yale players stayed in
their quarters with the deliberate Intention
CT keeping the Princeton team waiting in
the cold. Word was sent by the referee
to both the Yale and Princeton elevens. as
usual. 1t reached the Princeton squad and
it went back on time to the field. 1T did
not reach the Yale team. and we came back
of our own accord when we saw that
time must be about up. / have since
learned that a water boy carried the mes
sage, and that, because OF a change in
quarters, he did not reach the Yale camp
until after We had gone Back to the field
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
BASKETBALL BRIEFS

Tonight at Friendship Hall, the Cen
trail A. A. will line up against the crack
Eagle s. f., and as both teams are play
ing a fast game at the present time a
close and exciting contest can be expected.
Any seventy-pound team wishing to ar
n games with the Centrals address
M. Knego, 176 Fourth street.
The Friendship Small Five would like
to hear from all e~ighty-hve TO ninety
pound teams, such as the Sterling first
team. Ashland A.; A., Newark Turner's.
Featherweights, Central a.. A. and Red
Seal. All dates open in November and
December for Saturday nights at Friend
ship Hall. Address q. Rossbach, 1877 Kin
ney street.
A basketball league, to be known as the
National League OF Basketball Clubs. is
being formed. The following cities viii
be represented: Gloversville, New York.
Paterson. Newport, Boston and either Fall
River or Schenectady. The schedule Will
be adopted and officers elected at a meet
ing to be held at the Grand Union Hotel
November 30 or December 2. John Il.
Posgi is promoting the league.
AS the home schedule Of the ST. Johns
Midgets is filled until next year, they are
looking for games on outside courts to be
played on Friday or Saturday nights.
They are looking for games for Christmas
ana New Year's Afternoons on o~plcnents'
courts. The average Of the Midgets is los
pounds, actual weight, Teams Offering a
suitable guarantee address S. s.. Dodd,
manager, CT Belmont avenue. Jersey City.
Ine Natlonal turner's Small Five has n
few open dates which it would like to
I'LL with such teams as the Sacred Hearts,
Of Bloomfield; Institutes, st. James and
st. Marys. All third teams wishing to
arrange games with the Nationals may do
so by sending challenges to II. Rlemer, So
Wickliffe street.
"Wednesday night, at Friendship Hall, the
Sterling s. S.. second team defeated the
Anchor Small Five by a score Of to s.
Shooting was done from all parts of the
hall. Any team wishing games for Its own
court should send to M. NJ. Gallob, go
Bruce street.
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MILITIA STOPS FIGHT.
Governor Calls Out Troops to Prevent
observation-disclosures Bout.

DIES MONIES, Ia. Nov. 2~2.-Governor
cumRins took a hand in ~Dayenport's wide
~ advertised Northumberland prize
fight last night. and with h aid of a
company or Iowa national guard soldiers,
ordered it stopped before it began.
-Four thousand or more seats had been
sold for the occasion and a thousand people
came in special trains from Chicago and
ether cities. Governor Cummins satisfied
himself that the fight was not TO be a mere
Scientific sparring exhibition" as it had
been advertised, and he feared that II left
10 local officers there might be a liberal
construction Of the statute Prohibiting prize
fights. Late in the afternoon the Governor
called out the militia at Davenport and
ordered them to take. possession at the
Coliseum, where the fight was to take
place.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
AT THE HORSE SHOW.
Typical Society Attendance Sees Equines
Put Through PAGES.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-The zenith of the
horse show at Madison Square Garden
was reached yesterday, Precedent has set
Thursday as society day at the show, and
everybody who is anybody. besides a lot
of nobodles, always makes 1t a point to be
seen during afternoon and evening. There
was a rush when the doors opened. BY
the time the judging began the prone
made was comfortably filed. A box here
and there took on a trace of color, while
as the day wore on all filed up. Exhibi-
tors and their families were early on
hand.
Quality, rather than quantity, continues
to be the rule. The main events have,
indeed, been contests of kings. The chief
rivals thus far are William H. Moore and
C. w. Watson. The former now has to
his credit six first prizes, five second
honors, four third trophies and one COM
mandatory ribbon.
Mrs. Watson has captured six firsts, one
second and one third. The other heavy
winners are Reginald C. Vanderbilt, four
blu ~rosettes, three blue ribbons, three
slips of yellow silk and one commendatory
symbol. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, who
usually has led his brother In the harness
conquests, has won one first prize, one
second, two thirds and four commendatory
awards.
It is between these four exhibitors that
the division of the maximum honors of
the show seem to lie. Fred Pabst, the
hackney breeder, of Oconomowoe, Wis.
who is showing for the first time this
year. also has a long string of trophies
at his belt.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
FIRST WARD
BREAKS TIE
FOR LEAD
Newark League Champions
Shake Off Parks by VIM
ming Odd Game.


An important series was decided In the
Newark League race last night. The First
Ward and Park A. A. bowlers, who hao
been tied for first place, ZACH team with a
celan record of six victories and no de-
feats. clashed on the formers alleys. First
Ward got away with the odd game, miss
ing a clean sweep by the margin of five
pins. and, as a result. the champions are
now alone in the lead. The Parks, with a
patched-up team on the firing line, bowied
far below their standard form. They
scored only TBS in the second game, and
stopped at 697 in the final, enabling the
politicians to win In a walk.
The Field Battery A bowlers, on their
home alleys, landed two out of three
games from the Northerns. Individual
averages still are at high-water mark.
Dick Erler, of the Roseville team, leads.
with an average of 1896 for nine games.
Louis Werre1l, of the Celluloids. the team
which is sharing the tail end position with
Forest Hill, is second, with 1871, but has
rolled in only three games. Fred Clark, of
the First Ward Club. and Crane and I'm
fried, of the West Ends, also have aver
ages above the 100 line.
The scores of last nights games, the
standing of the teams to date and the in
dividual averages follow:
rs A . MT WA
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YALE GETS sEND-oFF.
Blue Eleven Leaves New Haven for
Game with Harvard Tomorrow.

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 22.-Yale's unde-
feated football team. accompanied by
coaches, substitutes and trainers, in all
Numbering thlrty-hve men, left New
Haven yesterday afternoon on the 1:45
express for Boston. having been given a
rousing send-off as they departed from
the campus. The party took a special
parlor car.
Just prior to starting Trainer John
Mack said: 1.-THE men are In fine physical
condition, and l expect a hard game from
them. The line-up will be virtually the
same as in the Princeton game, With the
possible exception of Dunba for Congdon,
as the latter has much trouble with his
ankle" Coaches announced yesterday aft
ernoon that the team will take the gridiron
on the kickoff, barring accidents, as fol-
lows: Alcott and FL. Jones, ends; Paige
and Biglow, tackels; Goebel and Cooney.
guards; Congdon or Dunbar centre, ead
Jones, quarterback; Brides md bpRar.
halfbacks; Coy, fullback.
IL the Harvard game proves at all easy
for Yale many substitutes will be sent
into the game to give them an opportunity
to secure their 'Y'' emblems. These subsfi-
buttons were planned as follows by the
coaches yesterday afternoon: Dimes for
Tad Jones'; Philbin for Brides; Berger
for Bomar: Wylie for Coy; Burch for
Howard Jones', and Foster and Brown
will be sent In at either tackle or guard,
while Dunbar is sure TO relieve C~ongdon.
With the squad of players on the trip
to Bristol yesterday were Walter Camp,
Carl Flanders, George Odee, Ralph Kin
ney, Tim Hogan, Clinton Roraback. Billy
Knox n John Mack, accompanied by a
few rubbers. Today only light work will
be done, the day being practically one OF
total rest.
Yale men are finding it very hard to
place bets on Yale except at odds generally
considered prohibitiye, save on the turf.
Five to one is said to be demanded by
Harvard men who have any cash to risk.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
NORTH End VS.. MOHAWK.
Local Football Team Will Meet Sturdy
Opponent in Tomorrow's Game.

The North En- A. C. football team will
likely have its hands full when 1t meets
the crack team of the Mohawk A. c., OF
New York, at Park A. A. Oval, tomorrow
Afternoon, at $3.50 o'clock.
The North Ends claim the State cham
pionship so far this season. and will put
up a stiff fight to retain that honor. A
hard schedule remains to be played, but
the team is capable of great things and
expects to finish the season with flying
colors. :.
The lineup for tomorrow's game will
be: Left end, Fairchild; left tackle, Bur
UNI and Morse; left guard, OGorman ana
Weisgaeber; centre, w. Terwilliger; righi
guard. Losa and ]. Terwilliger; right tao
kle, Martin and Montgomery; right end
Curtis; quarterback, O'Connor; left half
back, IT. Terwilllger; right halfback, Far
son; fullback, Binder.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
BENEDICTS
WIN BY BIG
MARGIN
COlOrs of Seton Hall
Basketball Team, Score
Reading 81 TO A.

Seton Halls basketball team fell a vic
tim to the proves of the ST. Benedict Coll
lege five in the game at Casino Hail yes
terday afternoon. the score being 81 to "A.
The game was well played and closer than
the score indicates, both teams displaying
clever team work. In this, however, the
Saints" had a slight advantage, keeping
the ball In the vicinity of their basket
most of the time.
The st. Benediets played their opponents
off their feet in the first period. the score
reading 10 to 4, There was q noted change
in the play of the Setonians in the second
half, the guards playing a better defensive
game, while the forwards had a better eye
for shooting baskets. Quite a number of
fouls were called In this half, which were
not DUE, however. to ronghing, but to
holding by the guards In their efforts to
prevent scoring by the speedy forwards.
Conlan and Ryan were the stars of the
afternoon, especially the former, who had
seven goals and one free throw to his
credit. Clark and Ferry played best for
Seton Hall.
The lineup and summary follow:
st, Benedict. Seton Hall.
CONAN Clark
Right forward.
Mccormick Ferry
Left forward.
Ryan E.. MeDonough
Centre.
Dempsey Lynch
Right guard.
OaConnor .-....+........... @. McDonough
Left guard.
Score at the end of first half-St. Bene-
diets, 10; Seton Hall. 4. Final seore-St.
Benedicts. "a; Seton Hall, IA. Field goals
Conlan, Z; Mccormick, g; Ryan, 3; Clark,
8: o'Connor. ?; Dempsey. l; Ferry, L. Free
1t~hrqgwsmFerry. s; Gqnllani |; Mecsqrmick,
Seton Hall. ~Timer-Toohey, Seton Hall.
Scorer-Hennegan, of st. Benediels. Time
of halves-2O minutes.
Win for Harrison High.
In a fast and exciting game of basket
ball, yesterday afternoon, on the court Of
the Harrison High School. the home team
defeated the strong Eli Athletic Associa-
ton team hv a score of II to s. The game
was married at times by the rough tactics
of both teams, who seemed inclined to
mix 1t up.
Despite the rough work, however, the
game was highly interesting to the large
crowd Of spectators that was present. The
feature of the game was the goal shooting
and all-around play of McLarty. of Harri-
son, and MeKenna. of the Ellis. both of
whom scored four baskets for their teams.
The lineup was as follows:
Harrison High. ELI A. A.
Biegner, Walsh. ......... Mitchell, Donohue
Right forward.
McLHrIy McFAennd
Left forward
Noe Foru
Centre.
EarrlS Mauuet
Right guard.
Genell CnauWlch
Left guard.
Newark High School Boys Practise.
Basketball practise was held yesterday a
the Newark Y. M. G. A. by the Newarl
High School candidates. Several new face
were seen and several veterans were abb
sent. The squad will undoubtedly be cut
down o ~sixteen or eighteen men at the
next practise, Tuesday afternoon. Cap
tain Solder said yesterday: '"rhere is
lots of good material out this year, and
l see no reason why we should not turn
out the BEST team ever had at the High
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...S11 STA 7l totals $40 $40 81
Manufacturers' Clerks Lengue.
...sSs 742 7Oai Totals ....s87 GA
Prudential TOurnament.
EHNI.
BOWLING TONIGHT

Eastern League.
Brooklyn at Trenton.
Jr. o.. U. A. Nj. League.
South Orange VS.. Wayne, Adj
ans VS.. Nutley, Boyd VS.. Mon
roe.
Masonic League.
Ophir VS.. Roseville.
Foresters' League.
Runyon VS.. Woodside.
New Jersey National.
Tuxedo A., oxford, Bay View,
Odd Fellows League.
Mount Sinai VS.. East Orange,
Radiant Star VS.. Marion.
Prudential Tournament.
Tillyer VS.. Terwilliger-
EEanufacturers' Clerks League.
General Electric VS.. Westing-
house.
Foresters of America League.
Ampere vs.. Phil Kearny.
LeGIise Tournament.
Bruce, South Side. Newark G. :
Pythian League.
Newark VS.. Ethic.
Bank Clerks League.
West Side VS.. Mutuals-
south Side Tournament.
Alpine, Belmont, Nonpareil.
Columbus Club Tournament.
J.. We1ch's Team VS.. Sullivan's
Team, Welch's Team VS.. Fo-
rams Team, Foran's~Team VS..
Tooher's Team.
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11NE.up TN TOMoRRows GAME.
pARTMoUTH TEAM cELERRATEs.

HANOVER, N. H., Nov. 22.-In celebrat-
Ing the football victory over Harvard last
Saturday the Dartmouth student body,
1,000 strong, yesterday assembled In front.
of the college hail and. headed by the
college band and the victorious team.
marched. singing and cheering, around
the campus and visited the houses OF
President Tucker and all Of the professors.
President Tucker said;
"You used pluck in the game, and used
brains in the game, and you celebrated
your victory without the cooperation OF
HE nnlica
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
BOWLING RECORDS.

West End and Belleville are now tied for
second place in the Suburban League
standing, the Bay View bowlers, naturally,
being the leaders. Cooper. of West End.
by his fine pinning this week, forged to
the front in the Individual race. He has
an average of 1895 for nine games and
also holds the high score record, go. The
West Ends have the team records for
both average and high score. The stand
ing oftthe teams and the individual aver
ages follow:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-22
STAR WHIST CLUB MEETS.

The Star Whist Club met at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Herbert Mower, so Chester
avenue, yesterday afternoon. Prizes We're
won by Miss H. Wooden, first; Mrs. s.
Smith, second, >and Mrs. Dey, consolation.
After the games luncheon was served.
Those present were: Miss H. Wooden,
Mrs. S. Wooden, Mrs. S. Smith, Mrs. e.
Dey. Mrs. IT. Nebon, Mrs. ]. Ebert. Mrs.
C. Barker, Mrs. c. Hugg, Mrs. II. Mower
and Mrs. C. Beidelman. The club will
hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs.
C. Barker, IS Baldwin venue
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Two Games for rritonn.

AT Triton Oval, Woodside. tomorrow
afternoon the strong Triton A. A. will
play two games, In the first game the
Trltons viii line UP against the Liberty
Juniors, of Elizabeth, while IN the second
contest they win have as their opponents
the undefeated Reliapee A. c.. OF Dunel-
len. Schwinn, Weitzcl, Haddeld and Olds,
the star backs of the Tritons, are all in
good condition, and can be relied on to
play their usual steady game. The line
up for the first anne, which will be called
at 1880 p. M, Will be as follows:
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WHEELMEN SMOKE.
Bay View Members and Friends Enjoy
General Good Time,

The first smoker of the season for the
Bay View Wheelmen was held at their
clubhouse in South Sixth street, last
night. It was attended by a large num-
Der of the members and their friends. An
excellent vaudeville program was ar
ranged for the entertainment, which was
we'll received.
Bertha and Brockway kept the audi
ence In good humor with their singing and
funny dancing. Billy Carter played the
banjo and told a number of stories, which
took well with the crowd. Miss Nellie
as did May Davis and Miss Effie Brook
lyn. Kimball and Lewis appeared in a
comedy sketch.
The following had charge of the moker
George Coulter, chairman; Lewis Mates,
Richard Stern, Henry Cohler and Daniel
Koch.
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VS.. vELox.

The Marathon A. A. and the VeloK s
a. C. will meet at Weequahic Park to
morrow afternoon in their annual contest
on the gridiron. This game was
to be played several weeks ago, but play
ing was made impossible by weather con-
dftions. Since hen both teams have been
practising hard, ard naturally each Is con-
hdent Of scoring a victory. A keen rivalry
prevails between the supporters of the
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TEAM B.


The Marathon A. a. has put a bowling
team in the field and would like to arrange
games with any teams averaging for five
the totals of $50 or 800. The T~roJans.
OF Elizabeth. TIGERS, of Vailsburg. and
O%uicksteps. of Newark, are preferred.
Communications directed to Norman l..
Kemp, manager, Is Chestnut street, Kearny,
will be promptly answered.
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newark High Game postponed.

Rain prevented the football game sched-
uied to be played at Norris Park yesterday
afternoon between the Newark High
School and Paterson High School elevens.
Manager Franzen, Of the Newark High
School, upon seeing that the game could
not be played in the rain, wired the Pater-
son management and had the game post
poned until today.
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YAoHrsMEN TO DANCE.

The Newark Motor and Yacht Club VIII
hold it's first reception and bail Tuesday
sight. December 3, at Dodgers Hall, $50
U.s. Morris avenue h motor sioop Mys-
sery, carrying many members. win leave
tomorrow night for the Goldfish grounds.