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The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
AMATEUR MINES

The Mohawk A. A. would like to ar"
range games with all 13 to IA year old
teams I'm and out of city. The Bruen A.
c., Elmwood Juniors and the True Blues
and New York teams are preferred. Send
challenges to William Lefkowitz. 2lO
Hunterdon street
The Apache y. A. an amateur baseball
team which claimed the championship OF
Clinton Hin in its class last year, is out
with Il challenge to any 10 or IA year old
teams In or out of the city, 1t would like
to hear from the Reliance A. c., Sidney.
a. c., Triton A. c., Durand A. A, and
teams of like strength. Communicate with
Manager Charles Rein, 7H South Fifteenth
street
The Excelsior f. c., of Woodslde, has
ready to arrange games, both In and out
of town, with 10 to 16 year old teams Such
teams as the Prospect Juniors, ST. Alloy
sius Juniors Constitutions and Auroras are
preferred. Address +, Bingham, 36 Chester
avenue
The American A. A. would like to fill its
schedule for the coming season. 1t would
like to hear from the Mohawk A. A., Eagle
A, G., Electric stars, Brooksde Juniors, and
all II to 10 year old teams Send all chal-
lenges to Albert Schneider, 452 South
Twelfth street.
The st. Benedicts Baseball Club will hold
n meeting at 45 Hunterdon street tonight,
at o'clock. All players have been re-
quested TO attend, as business OF importance
is to be transacted.
The Qulckstep A. c., Of Woodslde. has
organized Its baseball team for the coming
season and viii play all uniformed teams
averaging Is 10 20 years The club has or
dered new uniforms for its debut In the
new Essex County League that has Just
been formed arthur 6. Williams has been
engaged TO coach the team for the season.
George lie Large. last years captain, was
unanimously reelected for the ensuing year,
and W. j. Horner manager. Upon Captain
lie Larges call for candidates to try ont
for the team the following responded: First
base, Struble, Crane; second base, Hoffman,
Hattersley third base, Wertz. shortstop,
Parker, Wyckod; pitchers, Captain lie
Large Horner; catchers, Renter. Hennes-
sey; left field, Baas. Glozler; centre field.
Hayes, Flanders; right field. Brown, Prid-
ham. The Quicksteps wish to arrange
games with teams such as the Velox 5. A.
C., of Irvington; Constitution A. A.,
Sterling S. C.. Criterion A. A., Triton A. A.,
Excelsior A. G., Social A. c.. Sycamore a.
c.. Invincible A. C., of Newark, and Maple
A. c., of Montclair All challenges should
be sent to w. j. IIOrner, II Elwood place.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
IN THE WINTER LEAGUE.

The Winter League Is now on for fair
Ten thousand tumults rend the air
CLicagO's got the pennant won,
And Cleveland's got EN- on the rum
Clark Griffith has the greatest team
He ever had-and that's no dream
While John McGraw and Connie Mack
viii make the rest all fade way back.
Bill Smith will be there from the jump
Just watch Red Fisher make 'em hump
And play c. Frank, Bernhardt and Finn
Across the festive boards to win
While Jimmy Ryan and Dad Vaughan
VIII both be there with brain and brawn-
Each managers shown keen intrigue
Each has the best team In the league.
From Kankakee to Kok-omo
They've mailing flags up in row.
Each new man signed from far and nea
Hit 1900 yestef-ycar--
Each pitcher signed--each new recruit
Has got control and speed to boot
o, may this old league never lag
When all Of us can win q nag;
--CSraf1tIand Rice.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24

The oxford five-man tournament will be
opened Monday night with series be-
tween the Oxford, Tuxedo and 1roquois
teams
The vacancy in the Manufacturers
Clerks League, caused by the withdrawal
of the Marine Engine Company, has been
filled by team representing the American
OH and Supply Company.
In a match series on the Tuxedo alleys
last night the "Outlaws" won three
straight games from the Newark team of
the Pythian League.
Two out OF three games We're won by
the Montclair Clubs >second team in
match series with the Elizabeth Club on
the latters alleys last night.
Asa Harris defeated Harry Meyer in
match on the oxford alleys last night
and Lee R. John won from Harry Herberg,
taking five out of nine games. The scores
''Ace'' Harris. ........ 1S1 2l2 219 1S1 227
Harry Meyer 22l 70 296 ool ls5 d, 22a q, lS1 IS1
il. Herberg.. 1853 162 215 POS 1S9 20i $50 lS4 lSa
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
BENNlNGS DATES.
washington Meeting to open March No.
Continuing Fourteen Days.

An addition to the Jockey Clubs rae
ing schedule for 1908 was announced
Yesterday In the allotment OF uateS
for the Washington Jockey Club. NO
reason was stated for the washington
Jockey Club not having been granted
its usual dates for spring ana laii
racing when the schedule for the Ne"
York season was approved py rue
stewards of the Jockey Club, but the
FACT that the application of the Mary
land Jockey Club for dates was held
nm pendlpg an inspection of the course
by a committee representing the Jockey
Club and the National Steeplechase
and Hunt Association, called special
attention to both the Washington ana
Baltimore race courses.
CONCERNING the washington Jockey
Club a report that there was doubt
about the conditions under which q
spring meeting could be held was in
circulation at just about the time
when the publication of the dates for
the Washington Club was authorized
by the Jockey Club.
The dates allotted give the club four
teen days for the spring. meeting be-
ginning March % and closing April IA.
Dates for a fall meeting also were
granted, with twelve days for racing,
from November 16 to November 2S.
The allotment covers about the usual
season for racing, on the Benning track.
OF the reports concerning the legal
standing of the Washington Jockey
Club, a member of the executive COM
mlttee of the association said yester-
day that there had been absolutely no
change since the last fall meeting was
held on the Benning track, and that
there could be no decision of the courts
which would have effect on the Washing
ton racing until after the spring meet
ing has closed test case now Is in
the courts. but in its place on the
calendar, II will not be considered un-
til after the Benning spring meeting.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
ELIZABETH
BEATEN AT
NEW YORK
Tie for First Place Estab-
Iished in Athletic Mont
clair Loses to Passaic.

The result of the all-important Athletic
League series between the New York and
Elizabeth bowlers on the formers alleys
last night was just as expected. The
Manhattan team won two out of three
games, thereby tying Elizabeth for first
place. Roseville now has an excellent
chance to break into the tie. To do so the
champions would have to win the odd
same from Jersey City. The series was
originally scheduled for last Tuesday, but
was postponed until next week. Montclair,
= on its home alleys last night, dropped the
odd game to the Passaic pin knights. The
latter are now tied with Columbia for
seventh place. Olozaga, of Roseville, has
regained the lead among the regulars In
the individual average column. The scores
of last nights games and the records to
date follow:
Now York.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
RABENSTElN'S
TOU R RNEY
RECORDS
Equitable A and Tuxedo
BOWlerS Tied for Lead.
Even Break Last Night,

An all around even break was the result
of the series in the Rabenstein tournament
last night. The oxford bowlers, who made
their debut easily disposed Of the Monday
Nights, but were nosed out by the Union
team. The latter, in turn, was showed
under in the game with the Turner'S. Last
nights games mark the end of the third
week in the competition, The champion
Equitable A bowlers and the Tuxedos are
tied for first place, each having won four
straight games. The scores. standing of
the teams and Individual averages Of 100
haitian fnlIo1us
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
TESTS Retire THEM.
Army officers Unable to Meet Horse-
manship Qualifications.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2L-Retirements OF
the following seven officers of the army,
who were physically unable to take the
test in skilled horsemanship directed by
the President were announced yesterdays:
Colonel j. NJ Marshall, assistant quar-
termaster- general Jeffersonvllle, Ind.i
Major Zubulon B. Vance, Fifth Infantry,
Plattsbuig. N Y; Major George Palmer,
Twenty first Infantry; Major il. II. Ben
ham, Twenty-third Infantry; Major p Nj.
Travis. Eleventh Infantry, on leave IN
Brooklyn; Major IL. NJ. Hallock, surgeou'
Madison, N. y; Chaplain Patrick J.
Hart, Coast Artillery Corps at the Pre-
sidio. San Francisco.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
BOWLING MATCHES SLATED FoR TONIGHT.

Pythian League.
America VS.. Gasoline.
Bank Clerks League.
Union VS.. Montclair.
South Side Tournament.
Darkwood, Idle Hour, LeGlise.
knights of Columbus Tourney.
w. O'Brien, Il. J. O,Brien. Mahon.
Fire Insurance League.
Blazberg and Fox
Bay View Tournament.
Lisk's Team VS.. Schoenleber's Team
Northern Tournament.
Jenkins VS.. Leonard, Wooley VS.
Leonard
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
Sutton Wins Again.

NEW YORK, Jan, 24.-George Sutton.
of Chicago, last night outplayed George
F. Slosson, of this city. in the eighth
game of the 5OO-point 1872 billiard series.
which has been going on nightly for the
past week, scoring 500 to 29s.
Sutton got the worries on the long and
short line nurse to good effect In his
seventeenth inning and added 1s1 points to
his string. Sosson was the leader for IA
innings, bat he could not keep up with
tho pace at which the Chicago man was
going
suttons average was 25 with high runs
of ISL, 81 and 50. Slosson's s best innings
were So, 81 and 81, with an average of
Is 1918
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
PENN VS.. MICHIGAN.
Football Game Between East and West
Will Be Played at Ann Arbor.

ANN ARBOR Mich, Jan. 2i-Ths
Pennsylvania Michigan football game viii
he played here next fall Manager Baird
is still in Kansas and will not return until
next week, but Assistant Manager
Ritchie received word from him yesterday
to give out the following football dates,
contracts having been closed;
October "A, Ohio State, at Columbus:
October 81 Vanderbilt at Ann Arsor; Mo-
vember IA, Pennsylvania, at Ann Arbor.
He also states that he is arranging bis
track schedule, both indoors and outdoors
and a fine baseball schedule.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24

II. A. -. :. Tournament.
Thornton VS. Confroy.
BischOfs Tournament.
T. Kauif VS.. Hoff Dorner VS.. II.
Martin, G. Bischof VS.. Rothfuss,
Ryder vs.. Clark.
Orange League.
Nassau at Enterprise.
ROsevilIe A. A. Tournament.
Day, Datz. Van Roden.
Grenter New York Tourney.
Johns VS.. Weingarth tTuxedo alleys).
Prudential Tournament.
Huff and Williamson VS.. Tillyer and
woodruff. Bonn and DeMott VS..
Friberger and Courier
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "A. - Jacob
Schaefer retained the championship at
the ISL billiard game last nighht in Horti-
cultural Hall. when he defeated the youth
fu Bostonian, Albert G. Cutler, by score
of 500 to 476
The match was witnessed by the larg-
est and most fashionable audience that
ever attended a billiard match here.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
PRINCETON FIVE ELIGIBLE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-The registration
committee Of the Metropolitan Association
OF the Amateur Athletic Union, at secret
meeting held at the st. Bartholomew S
Club last night, restored the basketball
,eam Of Princeton University to good
standing A short time ago the Tigers
visited Brooklyn and played the suspended
team Of the second Signal Corps, in the
face Of positive Instructions not 10 do so.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24

Newark League.
Field Battery A at National.
Suburban League.
Belleville Club at Park.
Jr. o. u. A. NJ. League.
Boyd VS.. East Orange, Boyden VS.,
East End Buck VS.. Dix.
Masonic League.
Pythagoras vs.. Schiller.
Odd Fellows League.
Lucerne VS.. Protection, Granite VS.
Kearny.
FOresters of America League.
Newark 3 VS.. Ampere.
LeG1ise Tournament.
East Ends, Arrows, South Sides.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
HOPE INCREASES LEAD.
Takes Three Games from Triiuminar
= Bowlers in Masonic League.

It was a clash between the leaders and
the second place team in the Masonic
League last night on Montgomerys alleys.
The Hope bowlers, who have been at the
top of the standing for several weeks, won
three straight games from the Triluminar
Lodge team. giving the lattcr severe set
back in the race. The leaders bowled In
fine form. In the opening game they regis
tered total of 1927, Lee scoring 236, Shep-
ard 235 and Bennett 215. Their totals in the
following two games were far over the 800
mark. Shepard averaged 2201 for the Sc
ries The scores:
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24

KANSAS CITY, Jan. PA break was
made in the relative standing of the lead
ing teams in the six-day bicycle race in
Convention Hall yesterday, when Bardgett
and Mitten gained a lap. Bardgett was
relieved by Mltten, who, being fresh. in
a great burst of speed, secured the coveted
lap. Folger and Moran then set a dizzy
pace for two miles in an effort to recoup
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
eorcH GAINS THREE FALLS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan. 24.-The
superior strength of Heavyweight
Champion Frank Gotch brought him
victory last night in his handicap
wrestling match with Middleweight
champion Jim Barnes. Goteh agreed
to throw Barnes three times in an.
hour, and accomplished his task, after
some clever work. The time for the
falls In order was 1880, 1o:5O and 1000.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
Bank Clerks League.
Totals. .SO5 $50 S47 272I Totals. .s7s 1863 S39
Royal Arcanum League.

Alamo-Hageman 147, 14l. 1854; w Trei-
ber 1873. 1877; Martin, 1876, 147, 1863; Book, 1888,
$50, 220; H. Treiber. POI, 161, 1914; Viii, 2S6;
totals, SS5 1876, 9S3.
General Runyon-Forfeit
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
BARDGETT AND MITTEN LAP
FIELD IN 6=DAY CYCLE RACE

the loss, but Mitten hung on and was him
self relieved by Bardgett in time to foil
the efforts of the other sprinters.
At 10:30 p. M, or at the end of the thir
ty-second hour, the standing was as fol-
lows: Bardgett- Mitten, 65S miles . laps;
Root Fogler, Lawson Moran, Hopper Hol-
brook and WileySherwood, tied with 65S
miles 1 lap, and Monroe-Morgan, 653 miles
laps
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24

The Riverside Rod and Gun Club, with
the following officers for the ensuing year
President, O. A. Faetzsch. jr. vice-presi
dent Harry Gutbrod; secretary William
Schmidt treasurer, George Benthuyson;
sergeant-at-arms, John Mico; third term
board of governors, chairman, Max Gaw-
lik, Edward Benthuyson, J. A. Krantz II.
Neander The club has now a membership
OF forty-seven. all In good standing.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
NO STOPPING
THAT ENTIRE
NOUS TEAM
Harrison Basketball Play
ers Score Victory Over
Trenton Nationals.

Having struck their stride again, alt
teams seem to look alike to Entire Nous
The Harrison basketball team was pitted
against the Trenton Nationals last night
at Jacohss hall. The boys from the State
capital have no mean reputation, but as
has been the case with most other visiting
teams, they came out on the short end OF
the argument, the Ents winning by the
score of "a to 26.
The Entire Nous five was without
the services of its star forward, Good
man, but his place was ably taken
care of by Bolz The Trenton players
can't business, and they showed It, TOO.
,They got the ball at the start and passed
it around in fine style, but could not score.
The home players, however, secured the
ball, and they did not waste an oppor-
tunity. Every shot they made told for
the first few baskets, but then they did
not meet with so much success. After
lthe Entire Nous team had made n few
field goals. the visitors dropped in a
couple and they kept the score close for
short time, but then the Entire Nous
players gradually drew away from their
opponents. The shooting Of Hill and Pagan
in this half was a feature. For the Wis
itors Klein and Marshal made some pretty
shots in this half.
The second period was a fast one. In
tuiS null lHe NOME team u15pldyeu d new
lot of tricks which they held In reserve
for the visitors in case they needed to eX-
tend themselves to win. The Trentonians
began to get few baskets and the 'Ents'
let out and gave beautiful exhibition OF
team work in which all of the home play
ers participated. The visitors worked hard
but they could not overcome the large
lead of the "Ents." The home player.
seemed to shoot at will, while this wat
a difficult problem for the visitors. Thi
half also was marked by some long dis
tance shooting. Marshal, of the visitors
managed to throw a couple from the centre
of the court. Donald was back in tho
game for the "Ents," and he played will
the same vim that the old "Chucky" did
The home players toward the end of th'
second period found shooting so easy tina
they let up little and did some passing
which was the best seen on that court thil
| season. They also allowed the visitors
more freedom in securing few field goals
]. Campion, Hill, Pagan aud Klein secured
the largest number of baskets. Following
is the lineup:
| Entire Nous Trenton.
Campion, Bolz. z...........,....M Marshal, Kleil
Forwards.
XIII .........s..s........s HllIe
Centre.
| Pagan, Donald. ...............W Walton, Clark
Guards.
Score at the end Of first half-Entre Nous
| 26: Trenton 10 Final gcOre-E,ntre NoTfs
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
y SPORTING NEWS OF ALL SORTS X ::: ~: ::$ n;
SCHAEFER DEFEATS CUTLER;
RETAINS 1871 BILLIARD TITLE

Schaefers high run was 50 and he had
an average of 45-65. Cutters average
was 21-65 and his best run was 56.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24
odd Fellows Scores.


Totals :. 708 S52 S27 Totals ....139 7S4 lbt
Ciinton-Frost III, i77, 1S4 Kirkbride, 1i9.
179 1888: Wildman, 165, 119, 143; Frey, 159.
134 142; Geyler, 152, 15s, 1873. Totals, s02
767, 705.
Friendship-Forfeit.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1908-01-24

Morningstar Beats Poggenburg.
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-Ora Morningstai
defeated J. f. Poggenburg in a billiard
match at Daly's Academy last night by
the score of 500 to 1Se.
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LeGlise Tournament.
IRoOUOIS.

Totals. .1o27 g55 922 Totals, =,
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Totals ...S95 972 S44 Totals ....SS5 SS6 S5S
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
GRAND ! MEADOW. /

Mrs. A. D. Moore, whose death on
Feb. we noted last week, was
a native of New York city and was
born June FL, 1916. She was mar
ried = in Wisconsin, and came to
Grand Meadow township in y. 1882
and to this village in 1892. The hus-
band and two children survive. 81
A number of our teachers attend
ed the district association at Albert
Lea, Friday and Saturday.
P. Schleiger, C. L. Schroeder and
Saver Boen went to Fort Dodge,
Wednesday on business for the Farm
ers' Elevator Co.
Mrs. P. Schleiger went to Roches-
ter Wednesday for an operation.
There will be Sunday school
convention held at Grand Meadow
On Sunday, Feb. 20. There will be
three sessions, one morning, one af-
ternoon and one evening session. All
who can ought to attend this conven-
ton as there will be many good
points discussed that are of interest
to every one.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid gave val
esltine social at the home of Mrs. l..
c. Lindsay They met with Mrs.
Geo. Corbitt on Wednesday afternoon.
Geo. Goodsell, formerly butter
maker at The Grand Meadow cream
cry has resumed his old job.
John Cole returned from Rochester
Tuesday evening and reports Mrs.
Cole as recovering rapidly. !
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
- -
WALTHAM.

Henry Zoemer came down from
St. Paul Thursday for a few days,
on account Of not being we'll.
William Decker shipped two cars
Of stock last week, one to Austin and
one to Chicago. s&
Henry Shiller has traded his saloon
property to r: Hammer for his farm
east of town. Mr.. Hammer takes
possession on Feb. eth, we under
stand. -
Mrs. A. Rockwell and son, Ernest,
were Waltham. visitors one day last
week.
Frank Matter made a business trip
to Chicago one day last week.
Our young people are taking adj
vantage Of the new ice by having
skating. parties frequently.
The ban1 boys are planning band
concert some time within a few
weeks. We hope so as the boys are
doing good work and it is no more
than right for the public can have
chance to hear them in concert.
Kuchenoecker Bros have received
their new saw, and are now prepared
to handle all the logs that can be
brought. They are very careful saw
ers and their work is certainly fine.
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
ADAMS.

There will be a Dairymen S con-
vention held in Sable's hall on March
3, and it is earnestly desired that the
dairymen of this whole section
would Sattend.ss, = sPractical subjects
will he:gdiscussed by experts and all
who are Keeping cows for milk
should be present
4 Mrs. VIM. Dean and two daughters
left Sunday for her home at Donald
sonville, La, to spend several weeks
with relatives. :..:;>3&;l> NaIWf{y
4 Sister Roberta was taken to Roch-
ester hospital last week for ans op:
eration for appendicitis.
4 John W. Carr was down tfrom1R Rose
Creek bank Wednesday for a brief
visit. = f!ttf
Mr.. and Mrs Chas" Larson left
Tuesday for Norway with the inten-
tfon of staying there:
i A son was born to Mrs. H. E. Will
son Feb. H., T .eg
Social dance at sabel's Hail Fri.
day evening, .}21st.<s rTF ia
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hinckely spent
part of last week at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bertram.
Sister Euphrasia leaves this week
for San. Antonio, Texas, for a few
weeks of rest
Mower County transcript., 1908-02-19
VARC0.:

Mr. and Mrs. Asa Brooks leave
Wedn esday, 18th, for Salem, NJ. D.,
to visit his brother. They will be
gone two or three weeks .[:.5} i. ..;- :.
Mrs. Ethel Brandon visited Mrs.
M. j. Parmenter on Monday ::<,.f
A horse buyer. was here Tuesday
buying for the Dakota market. ..a,..
Mrs. James: Parmenters and son,
Bert, went to Austin Monday. -. Il.
J. c. Taney, foreman at the cement
works, arrived home Monday from
Kentucky where he spent month at
his former home. "'"' IT,
The Happy Thought club will meet
with Mrs. Orrin H. Brown for dinner
Thursday, Feb. q. Mrs. Ed. Watkins
and Mrs. A. B. Lowell will assist in
serving. Another sofa pillow will be
given away. .~t.t>7=l!a 4 vs-. s~g
Mrs. James Conley, Mrs. Harley
Confey and children left Tuesday for
their home at Eagle Bend, MINI.
A number from here expect to take
in the dance at Lyle Wednesday even
ing. Uzs, l:.I s. Il
Mrs. L. D. Carter is sick with heart
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kilgore spent
Sunday with Will Hanson's folks in
Nevada. I'LL 81.