davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20

GERMAN CHRISTMAS CAKE A SOLDIER
 sALUTING
 products one would expect under the circumstances The Bavarian peasant for example. is fair type of the liv- ing original as he is pictured fin the German comic weeklies. A Munich waitress carrying a we'll grouped bunch of foam capped steins of the beverage for which Munich Is cele- brated at home and abroad, even If she does suggest Salome trifie. Is de- cidedly lifelike. while the saluting sell dier by his very attitude suggests that foam capped steins and sentry duty do not assimilate very well.
 The German authorities have done much to encourage the toymaking ln- dustry. particularly by collecting toys from all the world that the toymakers might acquaint themselves with the wants and peculiarities of foreign markets. The wooden animals of the past have been eclipsed by the me- ehanical toys. A submarine boat which sinks into the water and rises again. all with one charge of soda
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20

E~a ARL (to Ruth-Oh. just wish -xa we could see him.
 Fred-See whom?
 Ruth - Why. santa Claus. Earl and I have just been talking about him, and we were wishing we could get peep at him once.
 Gladys-Oh, 1 wouldn't like to!
 Dorothy Harry and tried it last year. We came down and hid in the front hall but papa found us and sent us to bed.
 Fred after thinking awhilel--I've thought of something. Santa Claus wouldn't come in if he should spy us. but if he thought we were not real children he might Couldn't we fool
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20
His Modest Request.

A man once asked Thackeray to lend him s shlllings. which he would con- vert into f2o,0G0. Asked how, he ex- plained that he knew young woman with f2OOO0 who he knew would mar ry him if he asked her, but he had pawned his teeth and wanted 5 shil- lings to redeem them in order to pro pose effectively.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20

SPY Us" him by making believe we were Moth CT Goose children right out of the bookf
 Dorothy-Hvw could we do that? Fred We could dress like them and then stand perfectly still as if we were mace of wax or something. just the way you do in a tableau. you know He might think 1t was some kind of q show of wax figures.
 Earl Oh, my! couldn't keep as stit! as tbet
 Hargy-You could If you really want pd In see Ssrta Claus.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20
Haaks and Titlea.

The more accomplished way of using books at present is to serve them as some do lords--learn their titles and then boast of their acquaintance. = Jonathan Swift
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20
Tn. Eeason.

"Why doesn't Smith call in his fam fly physician? Has he lost confidence in him?'
 ''No: the doctor has lost confidence fin Lippincott's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20

Our nves are half spent before we know what living means.-New York Press.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20
Unco.rupted.

T once spurned bribe of $100,000," said the orator, naturally evoking q round of applause.
 Nay, friends. do not cheer" he con tinued. Tt is the duty of all to be honest. Besides, the services demanded by the brazen scoundrel were worth double the money" = Philadelphia Ledger.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20
Directory of Globe Lodges

KNIGHTS PYTHIAs Knights of Pythas Pinal Mt Lodge No 11-Mees every Thursday evening in Odd Fellows Hall
 sYL. HEATHER, C. C. Globe Chapter A. M-Mees third Hall G. S. Van Wagenen, E. F. P. B. Lady, Secretary.
 MASONIC Lodge g. F. A. Tuesday, Fellows Hall w. A. Smith, W. M. c. T. Martin Secretary lows Hal Mrs B. Lady, Worthy Matron Mrs A. W. Sydno Secretary.
 FELLOWS Independent second and fourth Fridays Odd Fellows Hall J. M Carter Eugene Middleton Scribe. Lodge o. FMeets every Wednesday, lows Hall J. M Carter N. Eugene Middleton Secretary Lodge, F, fourth Mondays Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Taught, N. c. Mrs May Punket, Secretary Elks 4s9Aes third Fridays Odd Fellows Ha. Harry Rupkey J. G. Old field, Secretary. aterna Eagles Globe 19 has postponed its mgs until Miners Union hall is completed Then its meeting nights will be tn second and fourth Fridays of each every L. eye, Lowthian Secretary
 KNIGHTS COLUMBUS Knights of Columbus Globe Council No 1158Mee Thursday of each week, Trust building Wm Burke G. K; A. A. Altwe Financial Secretary. IMPROVED ORDER REDMEN-Tono Tribe No 13-Improved Order Redmen Tuesday night of each week 73O Koyle c. of k
 w. MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA-Modern woodmen of America Globe Camp No. l20l9-Meets Mondays Trust building Harry c. Houser Consul; Laurie H. Brown, Secretary.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20
Seeing Santa Claus
By LAURA FROST RAMPAGE.

GCopyright, 1908. by American Press Asso-
 ciation.l
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-12-20

powder. diver which goes to the
 bottom and bobs up serenely when air is blown into him through little tube. Santos Dumont airship which
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
HUESTON STILL
CHAM ION
WITH CUE
Newark Boy Makes
Great Finish in Pool
Match With KeOugh.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. -S1.-Thomas A. Hues-
ton, of East Newark, N. j., worlds pool
champion, yesterday saved his title from
Jerome Keogh, of Buffalo, by winning
the third block Of 200 in 4 600-point COM
test. Hueston, in a characteristic finish,
retrieved the ground lost to his opponent
through carelessness and bad luck In tho
first two nights play.
When the play on the third block started
last night the score stood: Keogh, 406:
Hueston, 800. When it ended the score was
800 to bs4, in favor of Hueston.
After the match Hueston said: IT did
just what 1 said I would do after Mondays
block-get Keogh's nerve and win out. II
was the toughest battle l ever fought. He
was hard TO catch, and even after I caught
him he refused to quit. I'm ready to meet
all corners. Hope De ORC will make a noise.
I'm very anxious to meet him. He can
make the side bet just as big as he wants
to-"
Starting the last block eighty-four points
to the rear, the champion settled down and
the worries broke for the first time in his
favor. He clipped them off with wonder
full speed, and snatched victory from de-
feat. He caught Keogh when both needed
about 100 points, and, running out several
frames, was at one time fifty-three balls
to the good.
The Buffalonian then showed remarkable
gameness, and rapidly cut Hueston's lead
down. With the champion needing but one
ball. Keogh outgeneraled him, and after
a clever safety play, swept the table, M
F., then needed but sixteen himself. After
several safety plays in the final frame,
Hueston tore off the winning shot the
length of the table. with his ball frozei up
agaiuSt the rail.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
SPORTING NEWS OF ALL SORTS x ::s :: :=:
WINTER
SEBAL
GOSSIP

BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Jan. 31.-At the
meeting of the New York State League
baseball men in this city last night il
was reported that five offers nave been
received for the A, j.. and G. franchise,
No action vas taken on these offers, and
1t will be decided at the meeting in
W~ilkesbarre in March. The managers
would not make public the cities or per-
sons bidding for the franchise.
The season will open on Thursday, May
Z, and cl ise on Saturday, September 10.
No double-headers shall be played until
after the first series, and then only on
suitable notice TO visiting teams. Visit
ing teams, on proper notice can compel
the home team to play off double headers
where unplayed games exist. President
Farrell was directed to prepare a schedule
of games and submit 1t to the managers
at the meeting In Wilkesbarre in March.
The umpires' salaries were fixed at
$40 a month and the salary limit for
teams at $500.
President Farrell presided. The teams
were represented at the meeting as fol-
lows, Scranton by j. w. Barnes and e.
J. Coleman; Wilkesbarre, j. S. Monks and
Abran1Lozette Binghamton, NJ. S. Roach
j. f. Mooney and Il. F. Hammond; SYRIA
cuse, George M. Kuntzch; Gloversville, w.
r Button; Utica, w. +. Hayes; Troy.
w. II. Rabbet and ]. G. o'Brlen, and
Albany, C. w. Winchester and DR.. War
per
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
EVERY NATIONALITY
REPRESENTED IN BASEBALL

One has only to glance over the names
Of the players In the American League to
see that baseball is the game of the
masses. Every nationality may be found
among he men playing the great ma
tional game. The Irish, OF course, pre-
dominate, followed closely by the Germans
and then the Welsh. The negro has never
been able to break into. professional base
ball. RuLe Foster, a colored pitcher Of
the Leland Giants of Chicago, is a left
nander the equal of Plank, White or Wad-
dell. If the color line didn't bar him he
would be zone of the stars of the big
league. IRA
In glancing over the line ups Of the diff
ferent teams the writer has selected the
following six; The all German, the all
Irish, the all Welsh. the mixed team, the
midget team and the giants. Any one Of
the six teams looks good and would be
able to hold its WI in either of the big
leagues, but the Irlsl@ aggregation appears
to have a little ON the other five. The
giant team would average about six feet,
inches short Of that mark, Here they are:
The All-Irish Team.
Catcher, Sullivan; pitcher. Donovan;
shortstop. O'Leary; first base, Donahue.
second base, Murphy; third base, Collins;
left field. Doughcrty; centre field, Conroy;
right field, Congalton.
The Alderman Team.
Catcher, Schmidt; pitcher; Aitrock; short
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
CLARK 0. N. T. BALL.

The t~wenty-fifth anniversary. reception
and ball of the Clark's o. N. T. Athletic
Association will be held at Harmonic Hall,
ia Belleville avenue, near Fourth avenue,
tonight. Arrangements have been COM
Dleted, and a large crowd is expected to
attend.
Those In charge Of the affair are: Ar
rangement committee, Samuel Lunn, chair-
man; r.. Karragan, IT, b. Sexton, j. Fitz-
patrick, p. E. Brogau, w. Rabone. Floor
committee, N. Higgins; aides. F. B. Sex
ton, J. Kelly. Officers: President, Alfred
M Slack; vice president, Frank X. Mills
treasurer, John Fitzpatrick; secretary,
Philip T.. Brogan, sergeant-at-arms,
George Runmell. manager baseball team,
Samuel Luun; captain baseball tam, John
Fitzpatrick, chairman reception commit
tee, Frank *. Mills.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
WOMEN GOLFERS MEET.
Decide Upon Essex County Links for
Metropolitan Tourney.

NEW YORK, Jan. 91.-At the annual
meeting of the Women's Metropolis
tan Golf Association held here yes
terday it was decided that the 1908
championship of the association would
be held on the links of the Essex Coun-
ty Country Club either the last week in
May or the first week in June. The
constitution was amended SO as to
bring New Haven into the territory OF
the association. 1t was announced at
the meeting that the annual champions
ship of the Eastern Women's Golfing
Association would be held at the Oak
ley Club, near Boston, beginning June
10, for two days. followed two days
thereafter by the annual tri-city meet
ing for the Griscom cup between teams
representing New York, Philadelphia
and Boston.
The election resulted as Sollows:
President, Mrs. Charles l.. Tiffany; vice.
president, Mrs. Il. p. Sanford; seefetnrv,
Miss Marie Harrison; treasurer, Miss M.
Il. irving; fifth member OF the executive
committee, Mrs. w. Fellowes Morgan.
The delegates present were: Baltusroi
Golf Club, Miss Marie Harrison, Mrs. M.
d. Patterson, Mrs. w. Fellowes Morgan,
Miss Page Schwarzwalder and Mrs. 4.
Bacon; Brooklawn Country Club, Miss
Georgianna Bishop; Dyker Meadow Golf
Club, Mrs. a. d. Aldridge; DunWoodie
country IluD, MIS-. D. b. AyfeS, Engie-
wood Golf Club. Mrs. S. II. Lefferts and
Mrs. Frank Enos; Hackensack Golf Club,
Mrs. James Barclay and Mrs, f.
Ueblacker; Nassau Country Club. Mrs.
c. l.. Tlnany aud Mrs. IL. +. Whitney;
Plainield Country Club, Miss Maud Van
Busklrk Richmond Country Club, Mrs.
II. r. Woods and Miss M. L. irving;
powelton Golf Club. Mrs. Belknap; Morris
County Golf Club, Miss Elsa Hurlbut and
Mrs. w. ID. Vanderpool; Essex County
Country Club, Mrs. Il. F. Sanford and
Mrs. Percy ingalls,; Apawamis Club, Mrs.
A. II. Harris; Wee Burn Golf Club, Mrs.
Edward Burgess.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
ICE SKATING RACES.
Duluth Flyer Star of Championship
Meet at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Jan. 3L-A big crowd and
big fields saw the amateur indoor skating
championships at the Arena last night.
Carl Ahlroth, of Duluth, was the star of
the meeting, winning The half mile and
the two mile events, while the mile went
to r. ]. Robson. of Toronto, and the &2O
yard to Fred Logan, Of st. John, N. b.
All the races were marked by close
finishes, and the quality displayed made
1t certain that undo favorable conditions
tomorrow the outdoor championships will
witness some splendid racing. The sum
mnries:
go Yards final h~eat)-Fred Logan. st.
John. won; +. ]. Robson, Toronto, second;
~. Aird. Montreal. third Time-23 Is sec
ords.
one Mile (dnal heat)-F. j. Robson, To
ronto. won; Adolph Anderson, Chicago,
second; Carl Ahlroth, Duluth, third. Time
.. 50.
Half Mile (inal heat)-Carl Ahlroth, Du-
luth, won; Adolph Anderson, Chicago, sec
ondi w. Sutphen, Saratoga, third. Tint
II :3S.
Two Miles-Carl Ahlroth, Duluth. won;
NJ. Pellettier. Montreal, second w. SUIT
phen. Saratoga, third. Time-5:13 3-5.
Half Mile (backward)-Won by Russell
Wheeler. Montreal; M. Pellettier, Montreal,
second. A. Jette. Montreal, third. Tim
-1.45.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
JERSEY SHOOTER LEADS.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Jan. 3t.-Pittsburg
yesterday was the unanimous choice of tho
members Of the Indoor 22-Calibre R3he
League of the United States, in session
here. as the place for holding the 1903
tournament OF the league.
Comparatively few high scores wera
made in yesterdays shooting. A. Haba-
lex, of Hoboken, N. j., is now in first place
in the championship class, with n score, OF
2.464. f. c. Ross, of Springfield, is second,
at 2,460; l.. p. Ittel, of P%ittsburg, last
years champion, was unable TO duplicate
last seasons performance, standing thsds
at 2.45s. The tournament will be con-
Guided tomorrow night.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
Kittredge Scranton Manager.

SCRANTON, Pa, JAM. 31.-Malachi Kit
tredge, last years manager of the Mon
treal Eastern League Club, and former
catcher of the Washington American
League club, yesterday signed a contract
to manage the Scranton team, In the New
York State League, the coming season.
The contest for the management be-
tween Bobble Lowe and Kittredge was
spirited, but loves terms were too high.
Kittredge's signature was secured mainly
through the influence of Hughey Jennings
and Bill Coughlin, together with the own
ers, Messrs. Barnes and Coleman.
Kittredge began his career at Holy Cross
College, Worcester, Mass. For a number
of years he played with Chicago, and in
succession with Louisville, Pittsburg, Bos-
ton. Mashlngton aud Montreal.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31

stop, Turner; first base, Stahl; second
base. Schaefer; third base, Yeager; left
field, Hartsel; centre field, Hahn; right
field, Flick.
The All-Welsh Team.
Catcher. Ira Thomas: pitcher, cy Nor
gan; shortstop. George Davis; first base,
Harry Davis; second base. Tom jones'
third base, Jimmy Williams; left field,
DaVy Jones; centre field, Charley jones'
right field, Fielder Jones'.
The Mixed Team.
Catcher, Clarke, Indian; pitcher, Oily,
Hebrew; shortstop, Wallace, Scot; first
base, Chase, American; second base, La
joie, French; third base, Coughlin, Irish
left field, Hinchman, German; centre field.
Charley Jones. Welsh; right field, Ander-
son, Swede.T
The Midget Team.
Catcher, Stephens, st. Louis; pitcher.
Jimmy Dygert, Athletics; shortstop, Mil,
Cleveland. first base, Harry Bemis, Cleve-
land; second base, O'Leary, Detroit; third
base, Shipke, Washington; left field. Hart
sci, Athletics; centre field, Hahn, Chicago;
right field, keeler, New York.
The Giant Team.
Catcher. Wakefield, Cleveland; pitcher.
F~alkenburg, Washington; shortstop, AL
tizer, Washington; first base, Jake Stahl.
New York; second base, Isbell. Chicago;
third base, Bradley, Cleveland; left field.
Pickering, Washington. centre field, CraW-
ford, Detroit; right field, Seybold, Ath-
letics.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
FIGHT MAY BE
CALLED OFF
TONIGHT
Mel in Poor Condition for
His Ring Battle With
Abe AtteIl

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Sl.-The fight
between frankie Nell and Abe Attell
scheduled for tonight may be declared off,
owing to the condition of Nell. Nell has
had dizzy spells OF late, and his condl-
ton has alarmed his father, who wants
him to cancel the bout Frankie insists
that he will fight Attell, but unless he
improves, physicians will not let him go
in the ring.
A physician who xamined Nell says
that he has a weak stomach. and de-
clares that his condition is due to the
beatinss he has received in the ring.
There is great interest in the bout be-
tween Rudolph Umholz, the Boer fighter,
and Battling Nelson. which takes place In
his city next month. Umholz made many
friends when he whipped Memsic. and he
is being tipped as the successor to Joe
Cans.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
OXFORD'S SCHEDULE.
February Dates for Matches in Five
Man Tourney,

Following is the schedule for February
in the oxford fve-man bowling tourna-
ment. The remainlng dates will be an
nouuced in a few days:
Monday, February 3-Oxford q, Mary
land. Woodbridge A. A.
Tuesday, February 4-Croscent, West
End, Kruger.
Friday, February 7-Elizabeth Stars.
Caldwell. Imperial.
Monday, February 10-oXford B., Tuxedo.
Elizabeth Stars.
Thursday, February 19-oxford A, Oxford
b, Bergman.
Monday, February 1~7-Iroquois, Wood
bridge A. A., Imperial.
Tuesday, February 1S-Bnterprise, Cald-
well, Equitable.
Wednesday, February 19-oxford b,
West End, Imperial.
land. Iroquois.
Monday. February 24-Imperlal. Mary
land. Bergman.
Tuesday, February 25-Caldwel, Krue-
ger, Tuxedo.
Wednesday,. February 26-Oxford A, En-
terprise, Woodbridge A. A.
Friday, February 2S-Oxford b, Enter
prise, Kruger
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31

The Arlington A. A. els of Kearny
added another victory TO its long list at
East Nutley Wednesday night, when 1t
succeeded IN downing the crack st. Mary's
contested game by a score Of IS to "a. The
fast team work and the %all-uround playing
Of the Arlington A. A. was too much for
lis opponents. who had to succumb to de-
feat for the first time this season on their
home court. Parks and T. Lalnbertson
We're the stars for the Arlington A, A., the
former securing O total Of % points, and
the latter a total Of u points.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
wAppEL1 SUED FOR DIVORCE.

"Rube" waddelrs wife yesterday
brought suit for divorce against the
Athletic pitcher, in Common Pleas
at Philadelphia. No papers were
filed other than a memorandum show
ing that a suit had been brought
"Rube" has not lived with his wife
for several years, and last year she
a virdict of 5000 alimony, but
the present suit is based on the
grounds of desertion.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
OF
THE NEWARK
LEAGUERS
West End BOwIers Lead by
Three Games--C
Score Clean Sweep.

First Ward scored a clean sweep over
the Celluloid Club bowlers In a Newark
League series on the Orange street alleys
last night, but the champions are still far
from the top. They are now tied for fourth
place with the Parks, five games behind the
leading West End team. The National
Turner'S have a firm grip or second posi-
ton. Crane, Of the West Ends, this week
gained the lead in the Individual average
list, having passed Erler, of Roseville,
whom he now leads by -four pins. The
scores of last nights games, the standing
of the teams to date and the individual
averages follow. "
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
MnNTc0MERY

Totals. .622 631
u AHWAY NAT
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
SUTTON DEFEATS scHAEFER.

DETROIT. Jan. 31.-George sutton. Of
Chicago. defeated Jake Schaefer, OF Chi
cage. last night at The Detroit Atlieio
Club in 1872 balkline billiards 400 to 17s.
Sutton made a high run Of 100 and an aEer-
oge Of % 9-17. Schaefer seemed TO feel the
handicap of cold temperature much more
than did mis- opponent. The men will meet
here tonight at 1871 balkline billiards.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
LOCAL BOWLER WINS.
Weingarth Defeats Nelson in Series Of
Greater New York Tournament.

Billy Welngarth redeemed himself in a
measure for his Overwhelming defeat at
the hands of Jimmy Smith by scoring a
victory over Johnny Nelson, the Brooklyn
bowler, in a series of the Greater New
York and Intercity championship tourna-
ment last night on the Tuxedo alleys. The
series went eight games. Following are
scores:
Welngarth ....... 2O3 1853 223 202 213 1893 15l IA
Nelson ........... 1872 164 ~ 2ll 2Q3 179 10 202
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
MONTREAL WILL STICK.

MONTREAL, Que, Jan. 31.-Montreal
will retain its franchise in the Eastern
League. President Powers yesterday COM
pleted arrangement for the transfer of the
team from its owner, Frank Farrell. of the
New York Americans, to a syndicate of To-
capitalists. 1t is understood that enc
of the terms of the deal Is that Jimmy
Casey, of Brooklyn, shall be provided as
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
Lakeside Bowling Club.

The members Of the Lakeside Bowling
Club held their weekly practise games last
night on Bachman's North Roseyille alleys,
Bloomfield avenue and North Seventh
SIT Get, Two teams made up Of the mem
bers rolled the following scores:
Team Aired Teller, 1903, 161, Mrs. r.
Teller, rs, 100; Joe Lunn, jr., 1853, 129; Mrs.
J.. Lunn. ir. 100. 1870; Charlie Foelmlin,
Sc. "a. Mrs. c. Foelmlin, 50. 100: John
Spenry, 1872. 1888; Thomas Dorlety, 100, So;
Mrs. r. Doriety, 70, 60. Totals, 963, 1,OiS.
Team B-Andy Speary, sr., 40, 1O2; Mrs.
A. Speary, ST., 9S, 1928; Melvin Riker. 146,
1877; Mrs. NJ. RiBer, 100. 81; George Brit
ting, AZ, 1859; Mrs. G. Drifting, 109. 81;
Andy Speary jr., 1853, 40; Wallie Edwards,
101. So; Diamond. 70, 60. Totals, 1,049, 982.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
coRBETT PICKS CHAMPIONS OF RING

Jim Corbett picks the following-named
boxers to be the best that ever represented
their classes:
100 pouuds-Terry McGovern.
1913 pounds-"Young Corbett."
Light-weight-George CtKil') Lavigne.
Welter-weight-Joe Wolcott-
Middle-Weight-Tommy Ryan.
Light heavyweight Bob Fftzsimmons.
Observation-Disclosures ]. Jeffries.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-31
TIE FOR FIRST PLACE.
Roseville Drops Game, While New York
Scores Clean Sweep.


Roseville would have to score a clean
sweep against the Jersey City bowlers in
the postponed series OF the Athletic
League. on the lattcr's alleys tonight in
order to tie Elizabeth and New York Tor
first place. The champions. on their home
alleys last night, managed to get only two
games from Newark Bay and had a hard
tussle III accomplishing that, On the other
hand, the New York a. c. team, at home,
took three games from Montclair. thereby
tying Elizabeth. The scores:
AT ROsoVfIp-