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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-10
VERDICT FAvoRS CLARKS.
Protested Cup Tie Game with Rovers to
Be Replayed.

At a special meeting of the American
Football Association, held at the CONT
mental Hotel last night, two important
matters engaged the attention of the dele
gates. The second round cup tie
game between the Newark tootbaH
Club IL Philadelphia Thistles, which,
on account of draws and pro-
tests. had never reached a definite conclu-
sion, was voted by the delegates 10 be
played off at Philadelphia on SATURDAY,
January IS. The trouble In deciding this
matter was as to whether the game should
be played at Philadelphia or Newark, but
the Thistles' grounds was decided upon.
The protest lodged by the Clark A. a
against the Fall River Rovers for playing
Badgely, a player suspended by h New
England League, but afterward reinstated
by that body under peculiar circumstances
was also acted upon. Larry Holden, rep
resenting the Fall River Rovers, explained
to the meeting that Badgely's suspension
was lifted unanimously by the New Eng
land League clubs, and that the secretary
of the American Association had been duly
bottled Of this action. BY a vote OF 3 to )
IL was decided TO have the game replayed
at Fall River on Saturday, January Is.
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ATHLETES GET EMBLEMS.
Newark High School Representatives
Receive Awards-Pearce Chosen Mgr.

Manager Roy Stremple, Of the Newark
High School track team, resigned from
that position yesterday afternoon at the
regular monthly meeting Of the Newark
High School Athletic Association. Percy
Pearce was elected manager in Stremple's
place and Edward Booth was made assist
ant manager of the track team. Ben Hell
Ter, a sophomore, was made assistant man'
ager of 1908 football team.
Retiring Manager Stremple has just
brought the Newark High School Gloss
country team through a most successful
season. Stremple is a member Of the senior
class which graduates i'll June. and as be
will find 1t necessary to take up a few ex-
ira subjects 50 as to enable him to enter
college in the fall, he thinks it best to give
up his work with the track team.
Regular school emblems were awarded
the following for service rendered on he
football team during the past season: Gao
tain Alverson. Cartain-elect Edaali,
Pearce, Moy, d. futile, Pier, Currier,
Schopfer, Arthur w. Campbell, Zabriskie
and Lashkowitz.
Cross-country emblems were awarded
last years interscholastic championship
cross-country team. Those who received
emblems were: Captain Baum. Captain
elect v. Percy, +. Menagh, Chandler,
Wagner, Henrieks and O'roole.
The Newark High School basketball
team will have for It's opponents this aft
ernoon, at the Newark Y. M. c. A gym,
the fast Dewitt High School five OF Rev
York.
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BREsNAHAN SIGNS WITH NEW YORK

CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-Manager John J..
McGraw, of the Giants, stopped in Chicago
yesterday on his way to California, and
was met here by Roger Bresnahan, the
crack backstop OF the Giants. After a few
minutes Of earnest conversation the am
nouncement was made that B%resnahan had
appended his signature to a 1908 contract
with the Giants. The leader Of the former
worlds champions will continue his jour
ney this. evening, accompanied by his wife.
Bresnahan said; Il came up from my
home in Toledo yesterday morning in an
swer to a request from McGraw 10 meet
him here, and we had an easy time get
ting together. l have signed my contract
for next season and am well satisfied with
the way have been treated
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Totals LII $50 q
nAA nAAAnm-
NM
M BOWLER ROLLS 255
Mrs. Trautwein Puts Up Record Score in
Series on Bischof's Alleys.

What is considered a local record for a
woman bowler was established yesterday
afternoon, when Mrs. Trautwein, Of the
Ladies' Pastime Bowling Club, rolled 2b5 in
competition on Bisehof's alleys. Mrs.
Trautwein began with a spare, followed
with three strikes, broke in the fifth frame
and then struck 1t out.
A match has been arranged between MIS-
Kate Bischof, of this city, and Mrs. Bngel-
hardt, of Flushing, l.. T., to be rolled on
Bisehof's alleys January il. for a side
bet of 1876. The scores of yesterdays games
follow:
Mrs. Llndner, 1923, 121. ia; Mrs. NJ.
Bischof, 147. lat, 1853; Mrs. Litell, 1876, 176,
Trautwein. 100, 255, 154; Mrs. G. Bischof,
143, 1879, ia; Mrs. Goetz, 156, 106, 1853; Mrs.
Fitzsimmons, 109, 127, 1874.
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TOO
MUCH FOR
CENTS"
Harrison Basketball Team
Bows to Seventeenth
Separate Company Five.

Entire Nous was again compelled to bow
to the Seventeenth Separate Company pas-
ketball team Of Flushing, L. l., i'll the
game at Jacobs's Hall, Harrison, last
night, The final count being &c TO &c in the
soldiers favor. The Harrison players
showed their usual speed, but the guards
men smothered their plays and prevented
. target practise at the baskets.
The game was a close one, nevertheless,
and the Flushing team at no time had the
contest cinched. At the end of the lirst
half the score stood IA to 10 in Entire
Nous's favor. The soldiers outplayed the
Ents in the second period and not only
overcome the home teams lead, but drew
to the fore, themselves, to the extent of
ten points,
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BASKETBALL BRIEFS.

At Kunzemann's Hall last night the
Spalding basketball five defeated the
American A, A. quintet in a fast and eX-
teams played a fast game, but the fine
team work Of the Spaldings was too much
for the American A. a. players. The fea-
ture of the game was the playing of Clark
and Garrigan.
The Acmes of this city won a game of
basketball from the Court Street Lyceum
team, on the latter's court, In Elizabeth,
last night, by a score Of IS to %. The
Acmes tried out a new man, Muldoon, who
made good, tallying six baskets. The
Acmes were somewhat handicapped by
having to play under new rules in the
second half.
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Turf racing dates for the season Of 1903
I'm the Metropolitan district were an
bounced yesterday at a meeting of the
Hockey Club stewards. BY a judicious
S%pruning among the five big racing assc-
sciations-Belmont Park. S%heepshead Bay,
sGravesend, Brighton Beach and Saratoga
the Empire City track with twenty-one
days. The Jamaica and the Aqueduct
~eourses did not suffer a cut.
Saratoga and the Empire City course
were treated alike, and received twenty
Zone days each. The former lost one day,
Pas 1t had twenty-five last year. 1t will
hold its usual meeting in midsummer, be-
ginning July 30 and ending August %.
ESaratoga will have eleven days without
Opposition.
Empire City will have two meetings
the first in August, extending from the
18th to the 28th; the second from October
B19 to "a. The first meeting Of the fifteen
adays will conflict with ten days with Sara
Yoga. Like Saratoga, it will have eleven
days Of racing without opposition, as its
S5econd meeting of six days will be free
from conflict. Last year Saratoga and
kI1mpire City raced in opposition ON seven
hteen days.
The Belmont, Sheepshead Bay, Gravesend
and the Brighton Beach tracks were the
kchief sufferers by the advent of the EN-
&pire City track into the fold of the Jockey
EClub. Each track of this quartet lost two
#days out of its old allotment. In other
years the first three named held meetings
of thirty days Duration; this season they
twill struggle along with twenty-eight.
' Brighton Beach will now have twenty-six
instead of twenty-eight.
The Sh~eepshead Bay track, which showed
great opposition to the loss of days Ia or
der to provide dates for Mr.. Buffers track,
shared the fate of the other courses. II
anything it suffered a trife more. The
spring meetings are always regarded as the
most profitable, as The attendance early in
the season is much greater than in the fall.
Heretofore, the Belmont, Gravesend and
the Sheepshead Bay tracks have had
eighteen days racing in the spring and
twelve in the fall. The first two named
will have spring meetings of sixteen days
this year, while Sheepshead Bay has only
fifteen. The latter will race thirteen days
IN the fall. while Belmont and the Graves
end will hold twelve-day meetings.
The Jockey Club stewards present were
August Belmont, II. X. Sturgis, ]. H.. Brad
ford. f. r. Hitchcock, IL. x. KNAPP and
Andrew Miller. August Belmont was
reelected chairman, James r. Keene vice
chairman, and f. K. Sturgis secretary and
treasurer.
The following race track officials were
appointed for the year 1908: C. Mcdowell
and c. III. Pettengill, judges; Fl. c. Crick-
more, clerk of the scales; W. S. Vosburgh,
Handicapped; NJ. Cassidy, starter; w. H.
Barrett, timer; II. u. Homan, starting
Judge; J. L. Hall, patrol judge; Fl. Conk-
ling, assistant TO the clerk of the scales.
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CeIluIOids Win From First
Ward in Suburban.
Averages to Date.

Ten weeks have been left behind in the
Suburban League race. TIE champion
Bay View Wheelmen are still to be found
at the top of the standing, two games
ahead of the West End and Park bowlers,
who are tied for second place. West End
has by far the best team average In the
league, holds the hlgh-score record and has
the leading two bowlers in the Individual
ranks-Cooper and Barkhorn. The former
has an average of 1906 for thirty games.
The final series of the week was decided
last night on the Celluloid Clubs alleys,
the home team escaping last place by
taking two out Of three games from First
Ward. The scores and records to date
follow:
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HlLLMAM is SUSPENDED.
Crack Runner in Trouble with A. A. U.
To Reinstate Yale Team.

NEW YORK, Jan. lo-Further develops
ments occurred in the athletic tang,o yes
to-day when Barlow 5, Weeks, chairman
of the legislative committee Of the Anal
teur Athletic Union, stated that Harry h
Hillman, the runner, had suspended HIM
self by accepting a gold watch given hinis
II is claimed, for running an exhibition
quartor-mile at the games OF the FwentY-
second Regiment. He will not be eligibis
to compete in any amateur event until 1e-
instated by the registration committee.
Manager Lyon, of the Yale basketball
team. has applied to the committee for the
reinstatement of the team, the members
Of which were disqualified for playing
against the George Washington University
team when there were, it is claimed, two
professionals on that team. The man-
ayers explanation was satisfactory, ana
the players Will be rcinstated.
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BOWLING RESULTS AND RECORDS
ROseVllle and New York
BOwlerS Clash In Athletic
Next Week.

Columbia, the tail-ender in the Athletic
League, proved strong enough to win two
out of three games from the Montclair
bowlers on the ~latter's alleys last night.
The result of the series had little bearing
on the standing. The record will prob
ably be given a new complexion next week
when the Roseville and New York A. c..
bowlers clash on the local alleys Thurs
day being the date. At present the
Gotham team is tied with Elizabeth for
first place, while the champions are in a
triple tie for third position, only a game
behind the leaders, Last nights scores
and the records to date follow:
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Newark League.
leger at National.

Newar League.
Kruger at National.
National Interstate League.
New Haven at Jersey City.
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. League.
Adams VS.. Equal Rights, Boyd VS..
Essex, Boyden VS.. Eastern Star.
Masonic League.
Oriental VS.. Pythagoras.
Blshof's Tournament.
H. Martin VS.. Clark, Ryder VS.. G..
Bishof, T. Kauf VS.. Van Cleve,
Peul VS.. Hoff,
Odd Fellows League.
Clinton VS.. Granite.
Manufacturers Clerks League.
General Electric VS.. Westinghouse.
Foresters of America League.
Newark b VS.. Ampere.
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anrnH LOSES 7

BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 10.-FIank
c4otch. the American champion wrestler,
last night failed in an attempt to throw
Gus Schoenlein, of this city, twice within
nm hour. BY a crotch and hnlf-nelson noid
Gotch won the first fall in forty-one MN
utes, but was unable to secure another
fall within the time remaining TO him
Gotch weighed 2O6 pounds and Schoenleia
Jzs
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FENCING TOURNEY.

Prof. Generoso Pavese, who claims the
American championship in handling the
foil and broadsword, will conduct a fenc-
ing tournament tonight at H~arburger's
Hall, Hamburg place. Pavese is scheduled
to meet a number of German n French
EXPERTS.
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LeGlise Tournament.
Rabenstein, LeGlise, North Newark.
Pytlian League.
Plato vs.. America.
Bank Clerks League.
Fidelity VS.. Montclair.
South side Tournament.
National A. c., Cadillac, Iroquois
Colts.
Columbus Club Tournament.
Walsh, Cain. McBarron.
Diocesan Union Junior League.
st. Michaels at Elizabeth.
Prudential Tournament.
Corey and C. Smith VS.. Bodman and
Dongcor, Coburn and Ryno VS..
Spain and Baker.
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Tho Orange Y. M. G. a. first and second
teams will play the first and second Teams
of the Passaic Y. NJ. c. A, at Orange to-
morrow night in a Northern New Jersey
v G 4 Championship League basket
ball galne The team representing Passalc
this year is the strongest that has eyer
represented that association. and IN view
Of the fact that Orange is defeating teams
right and left this season. the Passale
boys are going to Orange determined 70
put up the game Of their lives, for while
they are not confident Of defeating tho
state champions. they intend to make them
extend themselves TO come out ahead,
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NAv1N PRESIDENT OF DETROIT CLUB

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. 10.-At the annual
meeting yesterday of the stockholders OF
the Detroit Baseball Club, Frank j. Navin,
for three years secretary of the club, was
elected president to succeed William Yaw-
key. Charles Schumm was elected secre-
tary of the club and j. w Low treasurer.
Mr.. Yawkey in retiring from the presi-
denoy of the club still retains his financial
interest i'm the property.
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TIGERS KEEPING MUM.
Football Conference with Harvard Adj
mitted, but No Details.

PRINCETON, Jan. 10.-Nothing definite
concerning the report of a Princeton
Harvard football game next fall could be
learned here last night. While it Is true
that Captain Eddie Dillon and Head Coach
w. w. Roper were In attendance at a
conference in Cambridge his week, no
certain arrangements have been made yet.
Captain Dillon refused to discuss the mat
ter. He said that the chief purpose of
the meeting was to talk over general foot
ball affairs.
If n game is to be played between the
Tigers and Harvard the matter has been
little talked about here. The general SEN
timent would, however, seem to favor a
meeting, though this is unofficial.
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NEWHALL MAY COACH.
Star Halfback of Last Season Likely to
Succeed Crane at Harvard.

BOSTON, Mass. Jan. 10.-Morton L.
Newhall, Of Philadelphia, the clever quar-
terback of last falls eleven, at Harvard.
IS practically certain to succeed Joshua
Crane as Harvard's head coach for the 1868
eleven.
Of the seven selected by Captain Burr
and approved by the athletic committee to
have entire oversight of football at Can
bridge next fall. Newhall is the only man
named whose home is beyond the confines
of Greater Boston. This fact in itself was
regarded as significant by Harvard men.
and In addition Newhalls name has been
mentioned for some time as a possibility
The committee Of seven will be supreme
in all matters pertaining to football man
Iagement.
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West Ends Hold Lead in
Newark League by De-
feating Battery A.
TEAM STANDING.
9 West End bowlers t%rolleyed to the

The West End bowlers trolleyed to the
garrison of Field Battery A last night and
slowed away two out of three games, max
ing good their grip on first place in the
Newark League for at least another week.
The artillerymen annexed the first game,
West End the second n the visitors,
with q total Of $3.50. to which Crane do
mated 225, landed the deciding contest by
the margin of six pins. The Park A. A.
bowlers, on their HON alleys, scored a
clean sweep over the Northerns. The
scores.
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BASKETBALL GAME PUT OFF,

The basketball game scheduled in the
Northern New Jersey Interscholastic
League to be played yesterday after
noon on the court of the Orange Y. M. G.
A. between the Orange and Passaic High
Schools teams was postponed until today
by mutual agreement.
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TO ROLL POSTPONED SERIES.

A postponed series in the Manufacturers
Clerks Bowling League Will be rolled to-
afternoon on the Iroquois alleys
l'7tween General Electric and Nairn teams.
rhe match was postponed from Decem-
Der "a.
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DUVL lU TOURNAMENTS Ol UNIO VI ALL OUhlO LEAGUE Ms
BOWLING MATCHES SCHEDULED FOR II


Bay View Tournament.
Rein's Team vs.. Address Team.
Junior League.
All-Americans Us. Enterprise Colts.
AshyyOrth Tournament.
coburn and Cox, Robrecht and
Clements, Brewer and Brinkerhoff.
Fire Insurance League.
Heller VS.. Blazberg.
Elks' League.
Newark az Kearny.
II. A. II. 5. Tourney.
Wolf VS.. Kinney.
st. BenedIct's Tournament
Schell-Gehrlein, J.. Bittmann-W. Zell-
ham, Merkt-Egerer.
Greater New York Tourney.
Kracke VS.. Johns (oxford alleys).
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posTPoNEMENr IN !. 0. 0. F.

The odd Fellows League match sched-
uled for last night between the Radiant
Star and Kearny teams has been post
poned until Wednesday night, January is.
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wE1NeARrH BEATS HoRAN.

Rolling an average OF 1885 William
Welngarth won a series in the Greater
New York and Interclty individual tour
nament from Koran, of New York, on the
alleys last night. The scores:
Wein~garth-96S, 22j, 257, 233, 2l7, ia. 1876
lIoran-1g9, 243. 2Gi. 21S, 1874. 100, l5T.
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GETS THREE.

America rolled in good form in the
Royal Arcanum League series last night
on the %Iroquois alleys and took three
games from Corinthian. Scores:
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COLUMBUS BoWLERs ROLL.
BIG SCORES BY LLEwELLYN.

The Alerts were given a setback in the
League last night. Lew
ellyn, at home, won three games, crossing
the Loo mark in the second. Spain led
with 256. Scores:
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RuNYoN.
N SHY A MAN.

The Quinby team had out only four men
in the Manufacturers Clerks League series
on the Iroquois alleys last night and
dropped three games to the Worthingtons.
Enorpe+
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SCORES OF
ORANGE CITY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Orange A. A., on its home alleys last
night, lost two out OF three games to the
Llewellyn bowlers in the series Of the
Orange city championship competition.
The scores
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SOUTH SIDE 0 R

The Idle Hour bowlers got away with
two games in the South Side tournament
last night on Kistner's alleys. Scores:
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PIRATES SPRING TRIP.
Pittsburg National League Team Will
Begin Exhibition Series April 10.

PITTSBURG, Jan 10.-The members Of
the Pittsbuig National League baseball
team. Including many recruits, will leave
the Smoky City for spring training on
March Ii. The Pirates will put In their
preliminary work at West Baden and then
viii play a series of exhibition games
throughout the South and West. The
schedule, as arranged follows:
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REsUITs IN JuNIoR ORDER.

None Of the leading teams figured in the
Jr. O. U. A. NJ. League games last night
the Empire alleys. The scores were
as follows:
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RACING DATES
FOR MET"
TRACKS .
Saratoga and Empire City
Allotted Il Days Each.
Season Opens April Is.
RACING DATES FOR 1908

Days.
Aqueduct April 10 to April &C.,. =
jamaica, April % to May L......... "
Gravesend. June / to June IS. 800. 16
sheepshead, June 10 to July g.. 10
Brighton, July Z to July 29......... 20
Saratoga, July 80 to August % -. II
Empire City, Aug. IL to Aug. o.. 10
Sheepshead. Aug. 20 to Sept. a.. il
Gravesend. Sept. IA to Sept. &c.,. Y
Brighton. Sept. % TO Oct. 3........,. 6
Belmont Park, Oct. 8 to Oct. IT,. ~
Empire City, Oct. 10 to Oct. a.. 9
Jamaica, Oct. rs to Nov. A........... 8
Aqueduct, Nov. 5 to Nov. 14.....". 3
-
Total
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tails ...S5s so 90 Totals 80. $40
THREE MORE FOR HOPE.


Hope Lodge won three more games in
the Masonic League on M~ontgomery's al
leys last night. the st. Albans being the
Scores:
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ST. BOWL.

Teams A aud b of the st. Benedict
Bowling Club rolled the following scores
last night on Trabold's alleys:
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EMPIRE L WIN.
CARLIsLES-

The Empire Colts won n double header
in the Dixon tournament last night.
Scores.