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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
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berabItiir3enoem @eItein erfdlagen.
OefcrreiG.

~ II. Gein 50jGbriges 0ienit,
jubildum tonnte bieIer 2age Der Selos
lpebel @ittor Na9D bier feisrn. - Su
elmer DircttionsiiBung Der @rIten
Sferz Better 0ampfmiiblsQ. 90. ipurbe
Der 8sldluB 9efabt. benz Doblfubrtss
fonbs bes Gentralper6anoes Der Wiibs
Ienpertreter nit benz size in Wien
ben 9etrag bon 1000 8ronsn ais
Spenbe S~uSuipeiien. Sier 1T Der
bur9 feline bibIio9rapbiIden grbeiten
betannte S6riftiteler grt6ur 9. Sell
Iinst i'm QtIter Ron 81 Sabren seItors
ben.
Mrcp o. !6ter 1T Der nm ben Srrs
ort bodoerbiente Iltbiir9crmeiiter Or.
9(nton MItbammer aeitorbsn.
9o3en. Der in olpinen &reiIen
pobl6efannte Wsbermeiiter Der 8oums
pousSpinns unb Weterei 81. Nns
toni. Wartin SduTmann bier, blidt
ouf cine 50jabri9e Sbdti9teit 5uriid.
Der ~79jdbri9e erFreut li6 nod GROCER
5riI6e bes &Drpers unb @eiIteS.
s. to99ni b. Sn G%otiBgroben
lit Der Gillette Damn I'M Semmerinos
ee6iete, Sobunn psrtt, R%eaIitGtens,
Wii6lens unb SdsstperfSbelibsr, i'm
100. Qebensiabre geItorben.
Snnsbrud, Der 8ergtnappe Sos
banu Steiner lit in Der ydbe bon
MitterIia bon elmer Canine bcrI9iittct
unb get0otet lporbsn.
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Slapierlebrer Der &raber3o9in Marie
@alerie, prpfefor Sobonn 8i4ter, I'M
81. Gebensia6re geitorben.
2ember g. Der peritorbens Nbs
georbnst. 0r. Nrnolb Rapoport II. 20.
robd bat lebtfpiaig einen 8ctrog Don
100000 3ronn fir bic iiibiI9e 9es
p6lterlne @aliSiens %Qetpiomet.
SIaug. 4uf ieinem 6ieIigen
S9loKc 1T Der Hei9sgraf Seinri1 5u
WelSpets, Ma1tsnau unb Yrim0r &C.
Itorbcu. Mit isinsm 2ooe lit Der
WannesItamm bieics 8rdiengeidlcd)
ties au%8geltorbeu.
3 rog g. Sier 1T Der b%etdnnte
Si9edcnfiibrer Gouaro 0regr I'M 80.
2ebcnsjubre Geitorten.
SoI5burq. SIN Der 8ubl aus
benz crItcn Wablt0rper fir ben @es
msinberat1 iicgtsn Die Dersinigten biirs
gerliden uno IortI6rittlidsn Yarteisn
in alien o.ei Wabltorpern 9egen bic
&leritalen rno REORGANIZATION
@e9sntanoiooten.
9 t. q obonn /, g. Der Sat
ipirtb Ruppert 6u6er DoQte aus
einsm SagpQclpebr cine itedengeDlisbenc
patrons mtf,rncn; hierbei ent3iinoets
Itd) bic Qobun0 uno Die 8ugel brdno
burdb boS redtc @uge in ou8 Gebirn,
70 oaB 'ofort Der SOB bel benz 28lGb'
rigen Wanne eintrat.
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8auern.

W il II ob E n. Die bdberiihe Rss
gierung bat Die Nufnabme bon relegir'
ten polniIdsn Gpmnaiiditen. Seminos
riltsu unb prGparonoen. oereu Inges
borige Ii6 an benz SdulItrite in Der
Sitmarf 6etbeiligtsn, in ben baperi.
i6en S6ulsn dbg.lebnt. Die WaB'
reael ipirb bon Der Ge9ierung ni6t gu
r%iidgenommen nsroen. 10 lanse Der
Strife ni6t Geenoet lit. - Der beige
Mldler 9neelo SAINT puros als Na9:
folger BON Wilbslm b. 9ie3 gum PRO
feiTor an Der Nfaosmie Der bilotroen
3iinite ernannt. -Oer SiItorisnmdl.r
Yrof.iior Sulius Taue. to~rrcIponoi,
rsnoes Mitglieo irldnoii6er lino aus
IGnbiI6sr ptKenI1aftlidsr @eieGIfoF'
ten, lit geItorben.
Mtt0tt II g. NaA elmer omit
tiden 9etanntmadung bat ods
Staotsminiiterium fir @ertebrsungc.
l~egenb,iten Die Grrihtuuo elmer fiat
li9cr Motoripagen s0erbinoung 5ipi'
Ihen Sroittcra ulo 4ltrtting. bic aus
fhlsBli6 ouf Tednung bes Stddtss
gu betrei6cn lit, genebmi9t.
u m 0 + q Of. Die iiin9it Der itors
bene Srau Obsramtsrihtsrsfpitttps
Debor Fat bic Gtaot Mmorbdh ais
Saupterbin cinsciebt. TaS 0ermosen
bstrdet aubsr S1us unb @drten TO-
900 Mart 6aar. Werihisbene Helm,
2egate ssben oapcr OF.
q d. a ffenburg. Die Soff:
nlna, oab bds Tefnitum Der Gtact
erbalten blei6e. lit nun al WaHer se.
rorben. Gin iiineiter 9eIid, bsS Sir
germeiitcrs Or. Wott hsim Wini'.er
in Wiinden bate teinsn Grfoto. 3aE
Sehnitum miro oIio no9 Shlub ceS
Semefts.s fir INNER feline qfcr.sn
ffIieben.
Mugs burg. Ger eeItorGens
@~utsbeIibsr auf Suls.mpos, gbmrnt
ssreiberr b. Gt1G3ler. bat Der Gtaoi
sur gerIf0neruna Der Mnlassn res
Gisben!iihna!oss 10000 War. p.,'
madt.
gab u ibting q. Die Reeie,
riing esnsbmists bic Grridtuns eires
@etperbeserihtes fir osn amtsbs3ir!
Qibting.
@rIangen. 81. liebertafsl CT,
fdng.n. bic ipobl nit su ben dltsiten
@eIongpcreinen in 8abern aebort,
farm i'm hcuriaen Sabre uuf elm rs;
jabrises 9t'tehen 5uriidbliden.
& m b a d.. Inter ben anllb:
Iid bes @eburtstagsftites bss grina.
Resenten besuaoistsn @trafseFans.nsn
beiano fih aud Elm Snlaiie bes 3uht.
bnlies NlaTIenburs bei Glilnbah ga,
mems Dfaaer. Nnd 3~2idt.is.r Ct
fansenfhaft tpurbe ct biefer Sag. aus
%atnannter Strdfanitdlt entlaHen.
2inba u. geim ginbolen zines
9rajettfdiffes tenttrte Elm 9abn, ipos
Bel bic bilfsmotrofen WiiIltr iirb
2Dbf in ben Ct. ftiir3ten. grItercr
tonnte s.rett.t tperb.n, lebterer 1T err
trunten.
q affenbof a. ). Sn
einem @tbSl5 Bel ShmabbauTen in ber
SoG.rbal ipurb. i'm potissn Sabr. bic
Hdberin Msnes 2%inbsnbers.r aus Bob
men ermprbet unb berdubt aufgsfllns
ben. 9lls Der 9bnt ~brtnatnb ptro1ts
4ia fpilroe nun Der CUR s3ttt bes Wors
bes dls 1opfenjupfer in Der Gnmdts
gr. G..tS Lx.i .ra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
0Nc6fen6mrG.

90 drnem il b E. Sin Boot nit
bier Sii9srn, pelde ReuIen uufnebs
men poltsn. lit auf See bon elmer
Winb6oIe erfuBt uno gum &eutsrn 9es
brodbt porbcn. @as bier Slider llnO
e%rtrunten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

43 gfenn;s; far Die Giunpe bis gum
IS, MGr5 1908; BON 16. MGr5 1908
on mirb Der Stunbenfobn meiter I'm
3 pfenniQc er6Obt. lleberItunoen fper.
ben nit 10 Pfennieen, Nadt: uno
Sonntagsitunbeu init 20 pfenniseu
MuflAlaa bedohlt.
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0foen6ura.

OeImenb 0 Il. !Sier ftdrb i'm
a%ran!erbaas Elm 3iegetitreider an 9es
nidHarre. Webrere all @sniditarre
ertrantt. 9ir5sr elmer 4rbeiterfam!tis
in 4l.6eppens !uuro:n in oas arons
fen6aus in Mi.be!msforsn einaeliss
fert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14
S6tpei;.

Germ. 9dS 3omite Der Sntcrnas
tiondlen 3risocnSli9d bat an oi, Stelle
oes psritorbensn Disqualification Der
2i9o. Sic Sueommln, ben 9erner
RegierungsratD 9r. 8obat getpG6lt.
- Die ruiiiffe @ensrdlsto6tsr Sat
jana GeontteFf. bic i'm September b. s.
i'll Snterlutcn einen fron5o'if6en Hens
tier Wameas WiiGcr, ben lie fir ben
ebemdligcn ruiIiI9su StaatsIefretar
oes Snnern 0urnopo bislt, erI@oB, III
in 3bun 81 bier Sabren Gin5elbuft
unb Wuspeiiun9 ouf 20 SABRE perurs
.beilt iporben.
3 ii r / d. Der @roBe Stobtrd \
in Grid nabm cinItimmig cincu @ns
troq an, fir bic GdyaItinbsr cine 5abns
drstti6e ltGotiihe 9tinif sinSuri6ten.
= To5 @ranb iSotel Nuttonol in Gil
rid ging in bsu 9siib Der Ge6riiber
Wilo in 0snf ii6er.
YaeL Nd6oem bus 8cSirfadmt
bic @,n.bmi9ung our Grr.btung elmer
WdHerrertsonlo9e Del WugIts Wplell
ertbeiIt fot, Ioll nit rex g~nle9un9 bic
fes RieIcn.pcrtse nod ii 6ieIem Sabr
beoonnen tpttbcn. I'm Die &ou5eiiion
ho6en iidl Der Stanton 9nielsS tabt
unb Die gttienaeIelli6oft araftiibers
traaungsiperte Ibcinfsloen befporben.
81. mitt!sre OVERWHELMING ipiro uuf
$4,000 Qferoetrdfte geihabt.
@raub ii II bcn. Sn Gbllr itarb
i'm 81. Qebensiabr Der iiber bic 8rens
aen Der Shlpei3 Gincu5 betonnte Sos
teller Better 8uorlltt. ge'iber bes
@ranb Sotsl @ngooiner &lllm in Ct.
MoriB. gtuf Dem @ebiet Des !Sotsls
ipeisns gait Der @eritorbene aIs cine
Nutoritdt.
6 r d perte JeuerGOs
d II n q. Segen 1000 8ouern iinb
in Der nitt ipsit bon Waildno gslesss
pen Orti4aft Soriano our6 cine
5euerSbrunit. pel6s fdmmtliAe Saus
fer in peit.m nmtreiie Seritorte, Oh,
ba6loS gemddt. 9os ein3ige @es
bdubs. tpeId)es iteben blisb, mar bic
Stride. BIS 5um lebten Iueenblid
ii.B bi. 4irdenelodt ibre' eberne
Gtirnme I'm Silfe ertonen. unb bic
9uuern srblidten bierin Elm Wunber.
Sie Don cen 5lammsn 5eritOrten @es
baube iporsn periidert, Elm umitonb,
ipelter bic gepDlteruns ldiIig in Der
9%efdmpfung bes Jeuers madts. Wobl
trofen 1eueripebr unb WilitGr aus
Moilanb tlno mebreren anoeren be-
na1borisn Srten Elm, Mangel on
WaHsr erfdipsrts aber bas GDfduness
iptrt. IS ipuroe nOtbie. WaNer in
GiibeIn auf 30 Waeen aus 9ufos9lrs
iiein nod Boriano 5u ifaff,n. Oes
ipeiteret tpurbe bic Situation bobur6
erihtpert, bab Tiebs in ben brennens
ben !6ouiern p%Iiinberten. Wiih bieiem
1rtittn faben bic gauern ~tbsilnabmss
LOG 5u.
uebte Gr 3 runae
etneS q b II. Sn 500
lopa, llnguril, prad) 3lpiIden eiuioen
Oruntbtiltv,n tin Ut.n5iir,it aus.
Webtets @eih.iliats li,hsn fen Rubd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-14

Ter ipuros our6 bas 6eItlpiel Ser
WleiIterttmnt in Not6enbur9" in peis
teren 9rei'en bctannt, od bon ibm bic
WuIit gu %genanntem 5eItipisl 9eId)ries
Zen porocn 1T.
G Of . II II. Die @emsinbe So9ens
tbann erbaut unttr Mufpenoun9 be-
tr19tti6er @eGomittet cine nelie
StraBe 3ur 9abnitation NBtin9. Die
Groarbeiten unb a%unItbauten iperoen
bonn 9ouunterncbmer Suffer in Ros
Ienbeim ousoefubrt. 9ur6 bic neue
GtraBe pirb Elm bis jebt Dem @ertebr
%snt3ooeneS &cbitt er0ffnet uno cine
neus Wil6auIa6rsquele fir Miin6en
geidaifen.
Aus Srr alIeiupfal1.
g psDer. Ter 8diiirsr Miiler
Der 0eper6eb1Tt 1T mad 8eruntreus
ung bon Dcpo1itcngcloerr in 50be bon
nobe5u 100000 Mart fliiGtig ge9dns
gen.
IIfsn5 q. Sn Der 2onopirtbs
f6oftliNtr 0enoNenI&aft fir @oas
rsnpsrtebr in Quien5 fjnp groBs Ser
untrsuun9cn ertbsdt iporosn. Der
Qa9crGausocrpultcr Sdiidler nuros
Derbofttt.
Cub ~ / q fen. 9isr fonO
bic 8. SoperiI6, Wlilitdrbrieftaubens
MusItelung Itott, Die NusIsllung
mar bon idmmtlifen buperiI6en mi
Observation-Disclosures TART befhidt.
Die 3ubl Der gehiitctsn G%brenpreiie
betrug 100.
9eu # t. Sn Der Spars unO
DarlebsnstuNe Soblod puroe Elm
aaHenmunto bon 10000 Mart ents
bedt. Der Rsdlner &onrao 9crI6s,
b.r burh fulI9s ll%ntsriGriftsn buS
0tfisit Su perbeimtidsn Iuhts uno
psrbaftet peroen folte, TT fliiGtig &c.
9dngen.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
DoMINIcANs WIN.
Disposes of signet Basketball Five in
one-sided Game.

The Dominican Juniors defeated the
crack Signet Five, of New York, 40 to II
on the locals court last night.
The visitors played a strong game, and
speedy enough 10 give the "Doms'' the OPP
portunity to display all their knowledge of
the sport. The home five exhibited beauti-
full team work. Their passing of the ball
was exquisite and their all-around work
was down to perfection. Much credit
must be given to the visitors for forcing
the Dominicans TO do their utmost. They
also played q game worth seeing. They
put up an aggressive game from start to
finish, and kept the "Doms'' on the jump
all the time,
The absence of rough tactics was a
noticeable feature. Usually among fves
Of this weight roughness is resorted to,
but last night no sign of rowdyism was
in evidence. This made it all the more
interesting. There was ample opportunity
for both teams to show their proficiency,
the Dominleans' c~leverness predominating
throughout. The Signets had plenty Of
nerve in the face of such strong opposition,
but never did they become really danger
Gus. They tried hard TO shoot goals, and
yet protect their baskets, but to very little
avail, The home five, however. found the
baskets 10 good advantage. They were In
rare scoring form, making all sorts Of
pretty shots, many of which were sent
home after some Of the most intricate
pass work
Byrnes and Henninger were the stars of
the evening, especially the latter. who shot
four goals and earned four free throws.
Lorg was the c~leverest of the visitors.
The Dominicans are putting up a brand of
games at present that should warrant
large crowds throughout the season. Fol
lowing is the lineup and summary;
Dominicnns. Signets.
ByrneS, HennWger ...t.......... kaSh, Lorg
Forwards.
ConloHt I1aNl .....sess.-. .....ss..t. Sluue
Centre.
Donovan, Welch. ...... Pohanka, Blaclsmore
Guards.
Score OF first half-Dominicans. %; Sig
nets, ). Final score-Dominicans. 40; Sig
nets. H. Ohicial-Mr. Reilly. Time OF
halVes-20 minutes.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
ON THE GRIDIRON

The Summer Avenue School team would
like to arrange a game al Branch Brook
Park with a 60-pound team for Saturday
afternoon. L. Myll, 2S3 Clifton avenue, is
the manager.
The Quicksteps of Woodside defeated the
Bayleys, Mt Branch Brook Park, Saturday,
by a score of 6 to 0. This mad the sixth
victory for the Quicksteps. The feature of
the game was the blowing through the
line by Hayes and the tackling of Wertz.
Next Saturday the Quicksteps will meet
the u~ndefeated Sagamores at Branch Brook
Park.
The Triton A.. A. football team would
like to arrange a game for Thanksgiviag
afternoon, to be played ON the Triton
Oval. Any 50 to 65 pound team willing 10
play there on the above date or on Novem-
Der 30, will be given full expenses for
twelve men. The Tritons' lineup for the
remainder OF the season will be: Fullback.
Ohlds; halfbacks, Hadfeld, Wertzel and
Schwinn; ends, Carlow and Mcclure.
tackles. Rose, Hadield and Struble;
guards, Clarke and NOVEL;, centre. Ennis;
quarterback, Sloss. Teams Wishing games
kindly communicate with Charles Payne,
ir,, / Washington avenue.
Next Saturday, at Triton Oval, the Tri-
tons will play TWO games, both IN the aft
ernoon. In the first contest the Tritons
will have as their opponents the strong Re
lance A. c. of Dunellen, while in the sec
ond encounter the Tritons will endeavor To
lower the colors Of the Liberty A. C.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
WINNER OF MILLIONS
ON TRACK NOW BROKE.

Davy johnson, the famous race track
plunger and owner of the once peerless
race horse, Roseben. is broke again, and
It is not through any frenzled finance or
furry In the stock market. 1t is merely
the same old case of a long run of hard
luck in the betting ring.
Johnson has made more than 81 500. 600
in the last few years on the track, but
It has all disappeared. 1t is not the first
time that Johnson has gone through a
fortune. He has frequently been forced to
borrow enough money to lay a bet.
Roseben, the champion of all sprinters,
has frequently been the last resort of the
penniless horseman. Several times, in
dire straits, he has sold Roseben, but with
his persistency he has always returned to
the ring, and with this money won
enough to buy back his horse.
This has several times been the start of
a run which has landed him several hun
bred thousand dollars. Johnson k par
ticulaf delight In backing Roseben for
great sums of money.
Had he always confined his betting
operations to the races in which this king
OF race horses competed he would not now
be penniless.
With the racing in New York at an end,
aud the scene shifted to Bennings track,
at Washington, johnson viii 20 South for
another flyer at Dame Fortune. He still
has Roseben, which means that he is still
In the game.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
ROSEVlLLE is
THERE WITH
FINISH
LeagnerS Have Tight
Squeeze, but Get Three
From CelIuIOid.
TEAM STANDING.

Roseville picked up three games at the
expense of the Celluloid Club bowlers In
the Newark League series on the formers
alleys last night. The going was not
exactly easy, however. for though the
Celluloids were far from home and grace,
the tail-end position in the standing, they
gave their victors a tight squeeze, losing
the final game, for instance, by only four
pins.
1t was anybody's game most of the way,
and the fight was brought right low to
the respective anchors" When the last
frame was begun it looked like a win for
Roseville. but when Reiss missed a spare
and Barth got a strike, filling in with eigh-
teen, the outcome was decidedly doubtful.
Both Pearce and Louis Werrell filled i'll
well on spares and Erler added twenty in
the last box. Ray Brundage had a hard
spare, leaving up one. two, five and sever
pins. but he made it and won the game.
Erler accounted for 220 in the first game
and this feat was a life-saver for his team.
They got a total of S61, finishing thirty
five pins to the good. In the second game
Louis Werrell scored 224, and the team
scored S95. The scores:
nnCUsXTTT 7 N - f rr,T T TyTATn
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
BASKETBALL CALL
AT NEW A HIGH

In response to Captain Fred A. Siedler's
call for candidates for the 1907-l90S basket
ball team of the Newark High School.
fully forty boys answered yesterday after
noon. From this large delegation, which is
perhaps the largest that ever turned out
10 try for the varsity basketball FIVE Of
the Newexk High School. Captain Siedler
should have little trouble in picking a
championship team, considering the fact
that four OF last years champion five are
still in school and will be out tomorrow to
battle against all participants for their
veteran positions. The newcomers prom
Use warm struggles for the old-timers.
After a special meeting of the athletic
association, which was called to decide
whether or not the cross-country team be
appropriated $3.50 to enter the University
of Pennsylvania cross-country meet,
Thanksgiving Day morning at Philadel-
phia, to which -1hey received an invita-.
ton, the candidates for the basketball
team were given a few words of advice
by Captain Siedler and told TO be on hand
at the local Y. M. c. A. gym" today
Tor the first practise. at $50 p. M.
AT the A. A. meeting a warm debate
arose between several of the members as
TO whether or not it was right for the
cross-country team to receive so much
money for their expenses to Philadelphia.
while the football teams, who work hard
and make most OF the money for the A. A.
remain at home. The student body finally
decided TO give the cross-country the
amount asked for.
The special A. A. meeting being adj
journed the forty or more candidates for
the basketball team assembled and gave
their names In as candidates. Fred Sled
Ter, captain of this years team, gave the
boys a few rules which, he said, were nee.
essary for them to carry out il they wish
n chance for the team. Those who report.
ed We're: Forwards, Raymond Smith, Bau.
man,, Menagh, G. Coe, Wallace, Connolly
r. Campbell, w. Campbell. Risler. Brooks
Speary, Clark, Maxwell, Forlenzo, Sweet
land and futile; centres, Captain Siedler
70. Henrichs. Lyons. Connolly, Roberts
Wflsey, Heiles and Rachlin; guards, Voll
mer. Alverson, Pier. Kugel, Chandler
Brooks, Curtis, Read, W. Campbell. Ar
thur, Seaman, Booth, Howe. Kane, Bald
win, Mathews, c.. Rittenhouse, Rich
Schopfer, Ceres, A. Brown and Roy Smith
Siedler does not expect the members OF
the football team who are coming out foi
the team TO be out until after the East Or
ange football game.
Protective Association Is to Meet.
The Protective Basketball and Athletic
Association of the Eastern States vii
elect its officers for 1907-0S ut a meeting tc
be held Friday night Mt 100 East Eighty
sixth street, Manhattan. A movement fol
the eradication of many evils OF the game
and the abuse of common deceney will he
inaugurated and should result in the most
beneficial action basketball has expert
eneed in years. Basketball managers and
players with the welfare of the game in
mind and DESTROYS Of assisting in efforts
to elevate the sport to the high standard
in athletics it should and will command,
have been invited to attend fhe meeting.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19

HUNTING AMI FISHING

easily be made in a day: Go to West Sum
NIT and walk west in the direction of New
Providence. II a hound is taken along he
will be kept busy, Us the rabbits are there.
If you want to shoot off the leftover
cartridges go to Springfield. Yesterday
John Sutton hunted there and killed six
RABBITS In two hours. Follow along the
seven bridges toward Scotch Plains and
hunt slew.
A. l. C.-The following is a full list Of
deputy fish and game wardens in Newark
II. j. Koehler. w. H. Brown, Gray b.
Lester, Henry M. Crowell and Arthur l..
Garrabrant. A deputy is supposed to at
tend to any violation that HIS attention is
called to.
Edwdrd Jones ished at City Island sun
day and caught ninety-six tom Gods n
seventeen founders Boats and bait can
be secured there at all times at Jordan's,
City Island Bridge, and the trip can be
made by trolley from New York.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-19
ST. MICHAEL
FIVE WINS BY
ONE GOAL
Opens Basketball Season by
Scoring Victory Over
Wanitas, 32tO3l

The ST. Michael basketball five opened
its season last night, before a large crowd
in Harmonic Hall by scoring a hard earned
victory over the Wanttas Of New York, the
s~core-heing - 70 30. The closeness of the
score was due to the fine defensive
work Of the guards Of both teams. Tie
forwards We're almost helpless at times.
The st. Michael's won only through their
superior knowledge of tho location of the
baskets. The visitors had two strong play
ers in their lineup in Mueller, who is well
known in these parts, and Evans. a promi-
nent up New York State player. Both of
these players are clever artists. and they
showed this last night.
The crowd was Of the encouraging kind.
Last season the st. Michael's had to dis
band, owing to the poor support they got,
but this year it win probably be to the
contrary. They have a good team and are
booking the best fives in these parts. The
game, as a whole, was one Of the cleverest
exhibitions seen this season.
The first half was a hummer. first one
team would secure the lead, then the other,
but the home FIVE managed to end the first
period one basket to the good. In this half
the st. Miehael's displayed unusually good
team work. Generally. in the first game OF
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this was not the case with the home play
ers. They went right in hammer and
tongs.
In the Wanitas they certainly had worthy
adversaries. Both teams played remarka-
bly, fast and good basketball throughout,
and n feature was that %roughness was lit
tie in evidence. Only the sticking of the
guards started a little trouble now and
then. but the forwards finally got used tc
this.
In the second period the result was IN
doubt all the time. and the spectators en-
ioyed the fray. The all-around work oil
Mueller and Conway were the features OF
the game. and their work was much APP
plauded.
In the preliminary game the st. Miehaepi
Junior team gained a rather easy victory
over the Exalls five Of Now York. sc to 7
Following was the lineup of the senior
teams:
st. Michaels. Wanitas.
Chadwick, Conway .a..,.......t... .Bleacl
DoreuluS Ndrti
Forwards.
tlynn hearn.
Centre.
Bolton, Hackett. ......n. Evans. Mueller
Score end of first half-St. Michaels, 1S
Wanitas, 16; final score. st. Michaels, 81
Wanitas. 80. Time of halves-20m.
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