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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
WILL CONSIDER
FALL RIVERS
PROTEST
Soccer Football Association
to Talk Business at
Meeting Tonight.

A special meeting OF the American
Football Association will be held to-
night at the Continental Hotel for the
purpose of considering a protest lodged
by the Fall River Rovers against
the Clark a. A. eleven, of East Newark,
in connection with the third round cup tie
played by these elevens at Fall River ON
SATURDAY., January IS. and which ended
In a draw at two goals each. The Fall
River club questions the eligibility of Lew
Miller, who played for the Clark a. A.
Miller was signed by the Scottish Amer
leans early in the season, but was subse-
quently transferred to the Clark a. A.
eleven.
Lew Miller, who was one of the stars on
the West Hudson team. which won the
cup two years ago, played several Nation
al League games for the Scottish-Amerl-
cans this season. but on account OF an in
jury did not take part in their first round
American cup tie, in which the Scots
were defeated and put out of the running
by the Clan Mcdonald club. This left
Miller free to play in the cup ties with
some other club, provided his transfer
was granted by the h-Americans
and approved by the association. The
Clark A. A. succeeded in getting Miller's
transfer. and state that the deal was a
perfectly legitimate one, and that Miller
was eligible to play on January Is, having
been transferred five days prior to the
original date of the Clark A. A.-Fall
River Rovers cup tie, which was Deem
Der %, in compliance with the A. +. A..
rules,
A peculiar incident in connection with
the Miller protest Is that Manager Larry
Holden, of the Fall River Rovers, received
an unsigned telegram from East Newark
just before the game commenced on Jams
uary Is, stating that the Clarks would
play Lew Miller and to protest him."
So far the sender of the telegram has not
been learned.
AT tonight's meeting the Fall River
Rovers' representative will also be called
upon TO explain why they insisted on play
ing for the second time Bagley, who,
through his trouble with the New England
Football League, is on the American AS
ISOLATION blacklist. BY allowing Bagley
TO play last week the Fall River club has
openly detied the American Association.
As the latter has the power to dlsqualify
any competing club which may be proved
to be guilty of any breach of the rules
of the association. it looks as II the Fall
River club is in an awkward predicanent.
Owing to the deep snow which covered
Morris Park, the American cup tie game
between the Newark Football Club and
the True Blues, Of Paterson, scheduled
for yesterday, was declared off. Weather
permitting, this game will be decided next
Sunday.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
JOHNS NOW FOURTH.
Smith Still Undefeated in Greater New
York Tournament.

Lee r. Johns. of this city, now rank
fourth i'm the standing of the bowlers II
the Greater New York and 1ntercity lndl-
vidual championship tournament, having
won eight series and lost four. William
Weingarth Is seventh with a record of stN
victories and five defeats. Jimmy Smith,
OF Brooklyn, leads with twelve straight
victories. He also has high average, Il.
for 9S games. : rs and Nelson are tied
for the high-score record. 800.
chm Roster, with an average OF 22 for
102 games, is, strange to say, next to last
in the standing. The most important
series from a local standpoint this week
will he the match between Weingarth and
Smith on the Amphion alleys, Brooklyn,
tomorrow night. "Weiny" is one of the
three men who has scored a victory over
Johnny VOORHEES, this season.. Johns Is
also scheduled to bowl tomorrow, meeting
Alec Dunbar on the oxford alleys. On
Thursday Weingarth will meet Johnny
Nelson on the Tuxedo drives. I h records
70 datn follow.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
Bay View Wheelmen and Crescents Ar
range for Season on Diamond.

AT a meeting held by the athletic COM
mittee OF the Bay View Wheelmen, yester-
day morning, Thomas j. DAILY, who han
died the baseball tenn so successfully the
latter part Of last season.. was chosen as
manager for the coming season of 1908.
The Bay View Wheelmen expect TO be rep
resented by one of the strongest teams
since its organization. Manager Daily ex-
poets to ave some new faces In the line
up, and will spring n surprise when he an
nounces the players who will represent
the Wheelmen, as he has several new play
ers in view, All first-class teams, such as
the Washington A. A., Roseville a. A,
1ronside A.. c., Caldwell A. A., Montclair
a. A, Watsessing b.. b. c., Pathways of
Kearny and Oreos Of Asbury Park and
teams of liks strength wishing a first
class attraction should communicate with
the manager, Thomas j. DAILY, sos South
Tenth street.
The Crescent A. A.. held a meeting
Thursday at Its headquarters and the fol-
lowing officers were elected j. FULLY, man
ager; J. Weiner. captain: J. Goerke, treas
urer, and +. MuranO, secretary. The Cres-
cents expect a good season. A lot OF new
material Will be added TO the team. The
Crescents are DESTROYS Of arranging games
with first-class semi-professlonal teams.
games to be played on opponents grounds.
Fol- games address j. Tully, 10 Passaic
avenue
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
JR.O.U.A.M.
BOWLERS in
CLOSE RACE
Ward Team Leads, With
Boyd a Close Second.
Halsey Coming Strong.

Ward and Boyd are now fighting it out
for first honors in the Jr. o.. U. A. M.
League, the Custer bowlers having retired
to, third place as a result of their triple de-
feat last week. Two other teams, Halsey
and Wayne, are steadily coming up the
line. The champions have improved their
average in every series for the last eleven
weeks, and now have the highest mark in
the league, S4S.7 for is games. The Wayne
team, on the other hand, has won fourteen
out of its last fifteen games.
Schroeder, of the East Ends, has once
more taken the lead in the individual ranks,
having an average of 1920 for 81 games
Todd, of the Halseys, holds the high score
record, 256. The Custer team has two hard
series ON hand this week, meeting Cooper
and Buck. Ward is scheduled to meet Es-
sex. The Boyd bowlers will probably have
to step some to win in the series with East
END.
The standing of the teams to date and the
individual averages of 100 or better Qor ten
or mare gdmes1 follow.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27

Odd Fellows League.
Marion VS.. Clinton, Golden Rule VS.
Eureka.
Manufacturers Clerks League.
Marin, cFocker-Wheeler, Worthing
ton.
LeGIise Tournament.
Austin, Kruger, Oscawanna.
Diocesan Union Junior League.
Bayley Lyceum at T. A. b.. S.
Bay View Tournament.
Felt's Team VS.. Address Team.
Rabenstein Tournament.
Equitable B, oxford, Standard.
Orange City League.
East Orange al Eureka
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
YALE's ATHLETIC SCHEDULE.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 27.-The schedule
of the Yale track team has been arranged
as follows by Manager Townsend:
February 1-Boston A. A. meet; IS, Co
lumbia relay carnival; 49,, Trenton Y. M.
c.. A. meet.
April 2~5-University of Pennsylvania re-
lay game a. Philadelphia.
May 2-Spring games; Q, Princeton dual
meet at New Haven; 16, Harvard dual
meet at Cambridge; %, Yale lnterscholastlc
games at New Haven, 20, 80, intercolle-
giate meet.
Two freshman track team meets have
been arranged with the Harvard and
Princeton freshmen. The first will be at
New Haven on May 16, the other at
Princeton on May %.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
~TRAPSHO0TERS ELECT.
George Batten Chosen President Of
Montclair Gun Club.

The Montelalr Gun Club has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year:
President, George Battcn; yice-president,
A. r. Allen; treasurer. S, r.. Soverel; Sec
RETRY, Edward Il. Winslow; trustees,
Philip Cockefair, Frederick w. Mofet,
Theodore J. Badgeley, George Boxall and
Louis w. Colquitt.
In the contest for the Greener gun, Satur-
day afternoon, there was u tie between Or.
Burtis and /. Seymour Crane. In the shoot
off the latter was victorious. A team COM
posed of Messrs. +. w. Moffet and A. Il.
Allen won the first leg" IN the contest for
the Colquitt trophy. The total score was
96.
ON the grounds of the Smith Gun Club,
in Bloomfield avenue, Saturday afternoon.
the high men We're the Messrs. Bercaugh. j..
Davis and #. Hagei, the former winning
most of the events.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27

Athletic League.
Passaic at Elizabeth.
Newark LeaRuc
Kruger at West End, Park at Rose
Vile.
Suburban League.
Bay View at Celluloid.
Lackavvanna League.
WaVerly at South Orange, Chatham
at Orange Valley, Hollywood at
Llewellyn, Summit at Alert s. c..
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. League.
Cooper VS.. Custer, Essex VS.. Ward
Equal Rights VS.. Nigflant.
Masonic League.
Trilumin1l. VS.. st. Adams.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
GOLFERS ELECT OFFICERS.

The board of governors Of the Glen
Ridge Golf Club met for organization in
the parlors Of the Glen Ridge Club Slt-
urday afternoon, when officers were elected
as follows; President, Thomas G.. Smith
vice-president, Fritz ,Lindenmeyr; treas
urer, Frank c. Van Augen; secretary,
Robert c. Thomson; captain and chairman
of greens committee, Frederick Baldwin,
chairman Of house committee, r. c. Tlng-
ley; tournament committee, j. .. Newell.
A special committee consisting of H.. NJ.
Edwards, w. |. Tichenor, Frederick Bald
win, n. c. Tingley and Kenneth Owen was
named to devise ways and means to e1-
tend the courso to eighteen holes.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
BOWLING MATCHES SCHEDULED FOR TONIGHT.

IroquOis Tournament.
Railway, Universal, Elizabeth Stars.
Oxford Tournament.
Iroquois, oxford A, Tuxedo.
ST. Benedict's Tournament.
Kaiser-Muellcr, A.. Bernauer-Peter,
Balbach-Liebler,
Hallway Clerks League.
=. II. r., Newark, vs.. p. r.. r., Waver-
~.
Prudential Tournament.
Kirk and Mccartney VS.. Spain and
Baker. Bonn and DeMott VS.. Og-
den and Flatley.
BisehOf's Tournament.
Ryder VS.. Fischer, Renwfck VS.. Dorm
er, II. Martin VS.. Lezgus, G. Bischof
VS.. a. Bischof.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
eoaeER WINS sKATINa RAGE.

Gus Gogger captured the unknown dis
lance roller skating race at the Hillside
Park rink last night, covering three and
one-half miles. Lucky" Mason was Sec
ond, Reitzel third, Evans fourth and Hang
fifth. There were eight starters, the Others
being Pierson, Rohr and Ferrari. AT the
start Gogger went out in the lead, trailed
by Plerson and Haug. After going about
six laps this trio gained a quarter Of A
lap on the bunch. Then Plerson fell,
bunch caught them. After a while Mason
went out and overlook Ciogger aud this
pair gained a BALI d lap on the rest, keeps
ing their advantage to the end.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 27.-Iver Law
son, of Salt Lake City, the teammate of
Jimmy Moran, in a remarkable burst of
speed won the six-day bicycle race Satur-
day night, beating out Joe Fogler by so
short d distance that 1t was almost i'm
possible to pick the winner.
The worlds record for forty-eight hours,
made by Elkes and mcfarland, in 1900,
at Madison Square Garden, vas shattered,
but, of course, conditions were more favor
able in this race, as the contestants did
not ride twenty-four hours a day.
With a few minutes left, all the teams
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
ATHLETE SHEPPARD SUSPENDED.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-The suspension OF
Melvin W. Sheppard, the Irlsh-American
Athletic Club runner. in Philadelphia, for
his action in the race on Friday, when he
struck one of his opponents, r0bs the Pas
time Athletic Gu games at Madison
who was expected to take part. The ANA
teur Athletic Union will doubtless take up
the matter of the suspension. many ath-
letes and others upon the rules ~contending
that the action OF the Philadelphia conf
mittee In allowing Sheppard to run on SAT-
urday night, after the act which caused
his suspension yesterday, makes that sus-
pension Illegal.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
spartans Win at Brooklyn.
To OPEN NEW GYMNAsIUM.

The opening of the new gymnasium OF
the Young Mems Institute Catholic Club
on the main floor of Institute Hall takes
place tonight. The gym" has been
equipped with many new pieces Of appa-
ratus. Henry Klee, former champion gym
mast of the Newark Turn Verein, will have
charge of the turning classes. The old
time members Of the club are invited to
attend the opening tonight.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
LEGLISE AVERAGES.
All Right, National A and Iroquois
Bowlers Tied for Lead.

"A triple tie for first place exists in the
DeGllse hVe-man tournament, the All
Right, National A and Iroquois bowlers
sharing the leading honors. Each team
has won II games and lost 8. Noack. of the
Iroquois. leads the individual bowlers in
point of average and high score. The rec
ords follow.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
ION THE ROAD" RECORDS.
Garrabrants Leads Newark League
Bowlers in That Respect with 1911. 6.

An interesting table of averages made
away from home by the bowlers of the
Newark League has been prepared by Sec
rotary Newman. Garrabrants, of the cham.
pion First Ward Republican Club team,
leads in that respect with a record of 1916
for t~wenty-four games, leading Fred Clark,
his teammate, by little more than a point.
The records fellow:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
ORANGE CITY LEAGUE.
Llewellyn Bowlers Lead Washingtons
by Margin of One Game.

The Llewellyn bowlers still hold first
place in the Orange City League, but the
Washingtons are now only one game be-
hind them. Bury, of the leading team,
heads the Individual average column with
a mark of 1913. The standing of the teams
to date and the averages Of 1866 or better
follow.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
SOUTH SIDE TOURNEY.
Tie for First Place Between National
A. G.. and South Side Teams.

A close race is ON in the South Side
tournament on Kistner's alleys. The Ma
tional A. c.. and South Side bowlers are
tied for the lead. while the Monday Nights
and Oscawannas are close behind. Steiner
leads in the individual average column.
The standing of the teams and individual
averages of 10 or better follow:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
ont Of odd Fellows, League.

The Howard, Golden Rule, Lucerne am
Mount Sinai Lodge teams nave withdraw
from the odd Fellows Bowling League.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-27
NEW TEAM ORGANIZED.
Orange Basketball Team Will Take
Place Of Crescents at Armory.

A new basketball team will represent
Orange in the games at the Orange Armory
beginning next Saturday night, The Ores
cents, of Paterson, who played their last
game on Saturday night, found it hard 10
find teams to give them n contest, and have
announced that they will take their usual
Western trip.
Orange will be represented by a fast set
Of local basketball stars, under the man
aeemeut OF Thomas Rowe. which will play
under the name OF the Orange Team, and
Manager Rowe has declared that patrons
of the Orange Armory will be furnished
with none but the fastest teams.
Manager Rowe says that, in order to de-
terinlne which Is the best team in this
vicinity, a matter which he feels lies be-
tween the Entire Nous OF Harrison, the
Aemes and st. Michaels of Newark and his
Orange team, has arranged a home-and-
home series between these teams to settle
the question Of local supremacy.
The Orange team will be made up as fol-
lows: John Donald. formerly Of the Cres-
cents OF Paterson, will play guard and
captain the team; Doc Dougherty, who
will be remembered as one of the old
Brighton five and one Of the best centres
In Newark. will play in that position for
Orange. kid Knochel, another old Brighton
favorite, and Tony Mcdonnell, Of the Elec-
AAG wv vi aAA5 NHA ~ NHt CN''NN
guards. The forwards will be Tommy
Goodman, formerly with tine Entire Nous,
and Jimmy Taggert. Of Orange. who viii
be remembered rs the star pitcher of the
Orange Valley baseball team, Taggert will
play until March GO. whIr he leaves 10
start training with the Jersey City East
ern League team. for whom he will pitch
this season.
Spartans Win at Brooklyn.
The Spartans, OF Summit, journeyed to
Brooklyn Saturday night and took the st.
Luke's team into camp by a score Of 20 to
II. The game was fast and exciting. HUI
bert Long played the best game for the
Spartans, with Dennis a close second. The
lineup:
Spartans. st. Lule's.
Mooney Con, Captain
Right forward.
e, Buckley StrybunR
Left forward.
VI Long Capfniu schmidt
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Made All Her Suits
For Twelve Years
Every One Satisfactory"

Mr.. =. T.. Beach, Chicago Heights. H. writes;
all tailored suits have been made
Also several >ik suits. kNrrI has given
sati>fartiOn'
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will mad work just satisfactory did Mrs Hctch
90 Page style Book of New lork Fashions
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l, made from ,h1i.r
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these materials We you style Book.
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Evening journal., 1908-10-08
SAYS TALK OF BRYAN'S
SUCCESS WEST IS MOONSHINE

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. D. C. oct. S-Georgc
f. Roberts former director Of the mint.
and now president Of The Commercial
National Bank. of Chicago. in a letter
to Frank A. Leach. his successor at tho
head of the mint bure7u. says regard
ing the political situation in the West.
NV information is that the Rc-
publican National ticket viii carry
Colorado bv 5000. to 20 900 majority,
If the opinGn which comes to me is
reliable-and I am confident am rot
mislead bv it--there is absolutely noth-
ing in the talk about BRYAN making
headwav in the West ! do not think
he will even carry Nebraska. and the
talk about such States Us Illinois, Wis
consin. Iowa. Minnesota. the Dako;as
and Kansas being doubtful. is all
moonshine There is not the slightest
possibility of Brvan's election unless he
carries New York. and think he would
fail. even if he carried New York.
Business conditions throughout the
Middle West are better than they were
in the first half of the year, and moth
ing is wanted but Tafts election to
start the country on new period Of
prosperitv."
Evening journal., 1908-10-08
WOODMEN HAVE AN
ENJOYABLE EVENING

Wilmington Camp. Modern Woodmer
OF America. gave an elaborate enter
tainment TO It's members and friends
last night in iis rooms in the opera
House. After "A splendid entertain
ment ice cream and cake were served
About 200 members and their friends
attended, and there were visitors from,
New Castle Delaware City and New
ark. besides this city. There were a
number Of prominent speakers. The
object Of the meeting was the opening
of the fan ana winter campaign for
members. The program was as fol.
lows
Music orchestra: address A. ~.
Chappee. state Deputy Head Counsel.
Of WASHINGTON. u. c.. singing by tho
HAYWOOD cuartctte. solo. Miss Marian
Jones: address. Daniel q. Hastings.
solo. Samuel Harris: address. Dr W.
II. steel State head shysician, Of New
ark. Del
The committee in charge comprised
W w Henry. chairman; c. S. Smith
Charles Sehle. James Gregg, Josiah
Green. r.. + Hopes. A. Ellis ano
Ernest Henderson, Jr