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ED HOUSES.
2025 Kali as,12r. 2b10.0
1928 21s.. Tor. b. .Ca %
1905 Irving. Tor. 2h.E 90
$50 10th. lar. 3b. 900
S32 Col I'd. i1r. 2b6S 90
Oil II, 1ir. b.. .@.Is
I74I q. 12r, b. 5000
1924 @. TOR. b. 5000
1T4s Euclid. Or. b!2.M
2ih y Car. Tor. h. Ono
1892 Col I'd. Tor, 2bSO.00
1895 E. ID, 4r. 5000
914 14tb, whole bsso. "
1875 L. Tor. b. 4. .RW
1a3s 18th. Tor. b. O.W
1909 Oregon. 1or. b. 45.uo
11Si 17th. Or. b...43.1v
1910 8, Or. b....N.6 90
1884 T, Or. b.....P.ae
I:th & L. l0r. h. 1000
1854 Corcoran. Or. b40-on
174s Ore az. 1lr,b.4O
go r. Ih-. b. 1000
1850 Ore ay. l1r. b. 20 90
o3I1 NJ. Tor. b. $50
24l Fla av. Or. b. .3s. SO
42l E Nc. 7r & sto. b. 90
::2IS Sherman. CRIB. $50
1922 Center. Sr, By. W
oO22 l., Or. b. ESQ
10. :. Or. b. .l...O
49, VI nc. 1r. b. y. 80
1116 9Th sc, 6r. b. 1880
1922 9th Sc, 6r, b.. 1850
1905 d sw, Sr. .s.1b.W
q Dineman, Ar. 1000
u HOUSES.
uppl,ca ton at once.
1850 Core. Tor. h. .2m. LOO
21ol P. 12r, %. -. .15o
1912 21st. 12r. h.6mi!0
1918 S. l0r. b.k.S mo130
1904 18th. 10r.h. ;2mola0
1878 S. Tor. b.k.12mol2a
l133 p. l2r. %. ...125
1902 r. 12r. 2b. ...12
l16O Corc'n. 1.r.2h. .12i
1886 Fairmont. 11r. 2bf2S
l3Io 2lst. 1T.h. 12m;25
2O25 Kal av. LIT. %. 125
1137 =. Tor. h. 8 mo. 100
1742 S, 12r, %.
1853 p. 12r, 2b. =. 100
1897 Ont I'd. Tor. h. 100
1919 Col I'd. 12:. 3b. 100
1912 S. l2r. Oh. year. 100
1919 Corc'n, 24r. 2b. 100
1927 S. Tor. b. SIN. 100
I'LL Corc'n, 11r. 2b. 100
1871 S. 1Or.b. l2mo. 100
PTS Ont I'd. Tor. b. 100
1904 s. Tor. 2b. -. 100
1852 Clifton. @r. b. 90. 90
IT'S Euclid. Or. b 81 W.
1928 2lst. Tor. b.@.W
l7Il Core. Or. 2h. 6,nS0 90
1927 S. Tor. b. I'm. 900
1884 3ist. Or. b. 1900
1871 Monroe. Or, 2b1j.W
I7oS Corc'n. Tor. b. q. 90
1910 s NV. Or. b.. 5000
1907 Corc'n. Tor, b 5000
9l40 i. Tor. b. :. 5000
!751 Core. ar. 2b. 12m50.W
APARTMENTS.
The Milton. Sd q.
| Or. b. k........40.W
st Clair. Or. b,k.M. 1000
st Clair. Or. blk. 81. 100
| Madrid. 4r.b.k. I'd. 37.50
st Clair. 5r.h.k.3f.31 80
Exeter, Or, b, K. 1880
Toronto. Ar. b.k,5631.50
Madrid. arb. X. 50. 800
Exeter, 5r, b. 80. $500
l13l Goth. 4r. b. $50
l712 14th, Or, b. $500
G,oc,, ,.m ID, 2Sn0
J,nronto Or h * az,
1910 I, q, hall, b.3O.M
VapIeS Dr n 4 % 20
;nr,p n . 4. m
. pxpTHrEETS
.n !, II = =. tion At omc.
!, g. r,air O. :, : ,onS5 IN
Th r. : ~. o. = J. eo "a
oa1e Isth Cd - Il n ~
;ras.. - IA ~ - = az "a
| 1.onto
Ao = ., - 80 ~ 80.
. q H 'p Pc. '.o" eooo
; ,.pv ,atS 4, * n,
tt..S IN IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-28

L. SHEA,
- ave. NV.
STORES.
105 Sth Sc. with 2r50.0 %
2o4 llth Sc. with
Or. b. .35. 30
1904 Water Ew. 20. 90
l2SWater sw. drug2U. 90
APARTMENTS.
$40 Morris ne. 5r, b17.5O
64S Newton nw.5.h16. 10
6oOia Morton. 5r,bl1. so
COLORED.
%::l 18th Sc. 6r. b.lS.4O
49,, 18th sc, Or. bis. 30
2i01 NJ NV. Or. w.17.5O
1881 Sd sw, 5r. w.l5.5o
223 23d NV. lOr.w1c.5O
14l y sc, sr. W. 1900
$50 n Sc, Sr. ". 1000
1908 tst Sc. Or, w..9.50
los Corcoran ne. 1000
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FOR REST-BY H. L.
1871 31st. 10r. b. 5000
17W Cprc'n, Or. b. AZ. 90
1907 18th. Tor, b. 1850
HAS Ore av. 10r. b. 40. 90
1900 s. 81, b.....40.00
1897 Ore av,10r. b. 80. 90
APARTMENTS.
% Roanoke, 6r, $4,000
1893 14th, q. b. $500
Saranae, Orb. 1000
Wagar. Or, b. $40
Nantucket, 81, b. .3. 90
Montrose, 4r, b. 1900
Juniata, 4r, b. .@.5
l4l4 HopkinsjSr, $500
20 r. Or. b.-....24.5O
2S23 cherman. Or. b 8 80
787 GiSard. e, b..1S.&
012 r. q. Is. 90
An0Q a -, A. -
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FOR lighthouses.

MNlAHIc3 On UNFUaNaAaEN.
FOR RENT rHONE MAIN sssL
HEISKELL 4 NeLERAN,
1903 n ST. NV.
ESTABLISHED 1887. NOT INCORPORATED.
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FOR RENT-.a2O C ST. Sc: ROOMS AND
location; rent, $3.50. GEO. +. HARDIN. 3l9
Pa. Sc. oc2s-3ts
FOR RENT-417 ST. NV; ROOMS; POR-
race: good stable in ' rear: SIS Kew at as
WHITFORD, Owner. 1859 18th NV.
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FOR RENT
NV. 2021 I.20r. b. SIS. %
NV. 1924 18th. Or. b7O.O0
NV, $50 N.y.av,Sr. b40.75
NV. $50 10th, 5r. b. 70. 60
NV. 1874 4th, ct. 1875
NV. 1892 9th. Or. Is. 50
NW.202 f, 6f.. .16. 40
NV, 1927 e. Or. 10 20
NV. 1903 9Th, Ar. 1870
NE,91S e Cap, 8r. be-. So
NE. TIA L, 6r. b. u 20
OFFICES-N,
Central building, ofBces.
Gunton building, onces.
Call at once for info
properties. stable. etc,
For further Information
ocl8-tf ]. W. PILL
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DON & CO.. 224 E.CAP.
1910 Emerson ne,
6r. b. ..........1S.5O
1889 Emerson ne,
Or, b. 20. 50
454 y J av Sc. esr. b. 20. so
J. 3 18Th ne, Or. h Is so
557 18th Sc. 5r. b.1T5i
1D1o III ne. Or. HOO
500 K ne, er. 1859
1910 1lth &c. 5r. 15.50
@a4 y Sc. or. $50
1914 Kramer re,5r.9.5 80
FLATS.
GIG i ne. Or. ID. .. 80. 10
Sl3 I Sc. Arb. 1900
521ia 9th ne. 5r. h. 49, ~,
1901 \ Sc. Ar, b. 1880
1853 Morse ne, Ar, b15.25
1919 Rosedale ne.
ar. b...........14.aO
13S4Ia r ne. 4r. b. 14.50
dENTS.
y. II. ave-. 8. 5r. h..
i. 5r.. b.. $500, 5000,
oc23-sa. tn. th. st
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FOR lighthouses.
UNFCRNISHRD.
rNFuRNISHEn

FOR RENT
THOS J. FISHER & co. uNC.).
Real Estatc. Loans and Insurance
I3S 18th st. NV.
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FOR RFNT-.1 G. WEI
HOTrSEC

FOR RFNT-.l c. WEE
HOUSES.
800 Nav sc. o. h$6h. 20
1000 Pa av So. l2r2b4S.O 90
l19 C ne. Sr.b. -. 70. so
81 9th ne. Sr. h.. .3o.5o
80 b ne, Or, b. 80 81
22j 4 ne, ST. b. $3.50
916 Nl;av sc. Sr. b. .27.M
63I 18th ne. Or. b. .25. SD
i55 D Sc, Or. b. %. on
go \ Sc. Or. b. Is 81
$40 y c av sc. Or, b25.50
56 X NV. Or. b. ..&.4o
23 9Th Sc, Ir. b. %. 90
G34 b ne, 7r, b. .94.5o
200 10th Sc. 7r. b.G.51
1903 b Sc. Or. b. % 81
416 9Th ne. ar. b.sta2a 81,
135 n sc, 7r. b. ~ so
SIT 4 se, 6r, b. ~. 80
6l9 18th ne. Or. b. 22.50
Prescott Arms. 21st ant
$4,000, $40. 90.
Glendower. 81 9Th me-.
$4,000.
: I'd ne. A.. b.. $21.0.
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FOR RENT-BY WESCOTT 4 WI
1907 Penna. ave.
1917 Conn av, 2lr. I'LL n n
4b. SAG 60 APAl
1929 \ Fl av. l6r. THE ca
3b. .........- 2iD on \. non
1883 N, 16r. 5b. zoo. 90 8 rooml
250S K. l5r, b.s sta. .55 90 2 roomi
SIS 23d. 1Or, h. mi. SO. so 2 roomi
1853 X, Or. b. ami. As. 80 ITO Sd.
500 23d. Sr. st. b. .45.sO co
1921 goth. Sr. 2b. ~ rs 2125 I. 81
2l13 H. Tor. b. 40. % 2143 D.
2517 Pa AZ, 9r. b. lat3S IS 2l1 War;
1917 Pa av. Or. b. 1890 617 23d,
1907 L, Sr. b.. .30.75 5291s Sd
2l3I X. Sr. b. .3075 1870 Gov
Oil 23d. Or. b. .30.61 COLOR
9O5 23d. Sr. b. lat .3O.S7 22lg F.,
1000 q. Tor. b. lat. 1000 sol 23d.
1917 Wallach. Or, b25.50 503 23d,
1900 L. 7r. b. .25.I0 OFFI(
2426 X. 7r. w.lat.22.lO 4S2-466 !.
SO Goth. 5r. w.. 1850 rooms.
a28 18th ne. Or. ". latl5. 80 S.
72S 10th ne.5r.w..12 20 1928 Pa
IA 28'h. sr. 1880 2l2l Pa
For full list Of small houses and
Office. oC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-28

FUN RENT-
ONE MONTHS RENT FREE. $3.50 PER
month thereafter. for a new Groom house
modern bath; large cellar: Al furnace that
supplies hot water to the house.
JORDAN co. Qnc.) 1905 G st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-28

NE, 626 L, Or. BE- 80
EW, 1854 B Sr, b. 1910
SW. go Va av,4 Ar. 1880
SW. 625 c, 6. rs -
SW. S16 G. Or. b. Is. 20
SW, 504 18th, 6r. .16.0
Sw. 633 c. II. 20
Sw.l316 Union, 6rl1.N
Sc, 100 9th, l3r, b. 3d. 20
APARTMENTS.
The vinestta, ST. b. ~. 80
The Vincetta. 4r. b. q. 50
)RTHWN EST.
46S La ave, o0ce9
Gil It'll, o0ceS.
rmation regarding alley
have for rent.
, apply at once.
ING. i416 F st. NV.
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FOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE cOLOREn TEN
ant. $40 10th st. DIV: ~ rooms and bath
ideal for room renting rent -edured 10 x3t
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. 624 F NV oc2S 81
FOR RENT-NEW HOUSE 3542 10TH ST
NV: rooms reception hail. cellar and tile
bath; never heen occupied: $50 50 per nonfh
NJ. ]. kEANE. 6O4 Colorado BLDG. occ6-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-28
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED

COR RENT THOROUGHLY MODERN
charming home in delightful residential Sec
tion near cars; ten well arranged rooms and
two baths; hot-water heat; back stairway and
other ccnveniences. Rent only SIS.
WlLLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 6o3-o5 18th
oc26-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-28

FRANCIS A. BLUNDON,
Real. Estate, Loans and Insurance.
TOT g st. NV. Telephone calls. Main Q and 10.
UNFINISHED. APARTMENTS.
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OF NV. SECTION ;
and bath; unusually
ms; guaranteed heat
range: rent, $3.50.
other six-room houses
LUCHS,
:. NV NJ. Z34S.
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FOR RENT = BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME. 7Is
greasfonai Library: nine rooms: tiled bath:
large pantry: rear porch; large yards hot
washtubs In cellar: rent redured to $50 per
month. Key at 716 East Capitol. Apply q
MCINTYRE. 224 NV. between and IL
mornings or phone ocS66t
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FOR RENT-BY wESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 Penna. ave.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
lS42 New York ave. NV,

18th ct. NV.
SIS. -. 1920 I ne. Or, b
SIS. Forest Glen. Tor. b
$22. 80. 1922 Center. Or
SO. 80. 10 Fla av pw .6r. h
so. so. $40 Q NV. Or. b
SO. 5J..I24s n ne. 6r, b
so. 20. 1929 II ne. Or
$22. SO. 1916 I ne. Or, b
$50. so. .036 NJ. Or. h
$22. 80. .j04 D ne. Or. h
SO. 10. 164 Gresha IN. 6r
$3.50. 1855 Kramer.6r. b
$3.50. .3J L nv, tsr
SIS. .22n7 Franklin. er
$3.50. f22 Hickman SO
$3.50. .643 { he. 5r. b
SIG. 81. $3.50 10th Sc, 6r
SIC. 30. CG26 18th sc, Or
$3.50. .s34 r sc, ir
1850. -. .S23 r SO. 6r
sic. .@l 7 sc. Or. b
SIS. se.i42i nuncan,6r b
$3.50. 1415 Duncan ne
$3.50. HOS 10Th Sc, Or
-
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FOR RENT-2020 18TH ST NV, OPPOSITE
the Portner: hot-water heat; two rear porches;
SIS per month. OWNER. at 1924 Euclid ST.
Phone 624 Columbia. oc25-6t"
FOR 'RENT-1122 10TH ST. NV: II ROOMS
and hath: hot-water heat; situation uDsur-
METCALF, 1920 u. 7. ave.
oc24- Su tn tn. sa.tf
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FOR RENT-BEST PART
new home Of six rooms
pretty interior decoration
ing system: best gas {
Call ut ONCE for list Of o
renting from rs to $40.
SHANNON (
NJ. 2345. 113 18th st.
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iISHED.
30s2 3sth. Cleveland
Park, Tor. b. -. 60. %
20l6 Hillyer. lor. too 90
IRA q NV. Or. b. 80. o9
1f41 Q nv. i2r. 80. 90
1929 Harvard NV. Tor.
INV heat ....... IS. so
1915 +, 13r. b. So. 90
i63SRI av nv, Tor. bJ0. 90
1885 Col I'd. Tor. $3.50
2oiS Hillyer. Tor, b45. 90
1870 18th. sr, b,
vacant Oct. 10. -
1918 r NV. 11r. As. %
lib DeSales. Tor. bi0.55
1885 10th u~.7r.b. 20. 90
2i1S l4th, Tor. 1000
l4l0 Chspin. Or. 70. 50
500 I'd NV. 1r. b. 80. 81
ll6 18th ne, Or, b. rs. so
2sS2 Wis av.I0r.fr. % so
Cor y C av & 18th
ne. 6r. b. ..-....&. 90
1904 II ne. Or. b. 1850
ia LIST NV. s., .l2. 80
MD fAr b. 100. 90
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so. so. n0c0 18th NV. 12r
$40. ..l7lJ 1lth r.. Or
se1 30. 1915 9th nv. Sr. b
I'D. 80. .406 LIST swift. h
0.O.l7l2 iOthnw, Or. b
$3.50. .2l42 H NV. Or
$l5.3O.5l2 10th NV, 5r. b
&ll.0. ...1209 Sd Sc. 5r
$ll.O. 1911 Sd Sc, 6r
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FOR REET-5 ROOMS AND PORCELAIN
bath. only 5000. 936 NJ st. NV. ociS-f
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FOR RENT-BLOOMINGDALE HOME OF
large rooms. porcelain bath: good kitcbeI
owner always occupied it, hence In perfec
condition.; awnings and screens complete
rent, 5000 month: great valn": inspect 1t.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-26
STALL|NGS To
CONE HERE WITH
HARRY WOLVERTON
Manager of Higflanders on Job
In New York-To Pay
Newark Visit.

Manager George Stallings. of the
Highlanders, is now in New York and
expects to pay a visit to Newark some
time this week. He arrived in the big
city yesterday, after making plans for
the training of the H~ighlanders at
Macon. Ca. He will accompany Man
ager Wolverton. of the Tigers, and will
take up matters connected with the
Newark club.
President Tommy Martin, of the New
ark club. who has had the natives of
Buffalo on the run for the past few
days with his stories of life down
South. blew into town today to start
baseball business.
Tommy saws that Buffalo exnec.s 20
have d great team this year, but he -
willing TO wager that Newark comes
nearer to landing the flag than the
Bison City club.
The H~ighlanders arc scheduled to leave
Now York on March l for Macon. It is
likely that Stailings will take the pitchers
to his farm t~o weeks before that time
for sone Nght elise. Farrell and STALL
ings got bus nee in fixing up the con-
tracts for the coming season to be sent TO
the players.
Farrell yesterday received q letter from
Hal Chase. who is in San Jose. Cal. The
der.cn first baseman wrote he is In first
class condition. weighing ten pounds less
the Highla1ders will be able tn PIT a
strong team In the field next season. and
says that he will be glad 10 be back in
the ranks once more.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-26
JOHNS BEATS OUT
HIS OLD RIVAL
BILLY WE|NGARTH
Local Crack BOwlers Meet on
Tuxedo Alleys in Indi=
yidual Match.

Billy Weingarth lost out on his own
alleys last night to Lee Johns in a
Greater New York and intercity indi-
vidual match. 1t was the first meeting
of the two local cracks this year. Johns
captured six out of the seven games,
his average being 209.5. Weingarth had
an average of 1882.
Johns did by far the most consistent
pinning OF the evening, while his older
opponent was rather cratic at times.
In the fifth game the bowlers were tied
with a mark of 213.
Johns began the series with four strikes
in a row and got a big lead on Weingarth
in the first game, the latter missing a spare
and having a split. Johns, however, got a
split later on, and as "Weiny" punched some
strikes he crept up on the oxford bowler,
finally finishing nineteen pins to the bad,
with $50. The next two games were close
and were marked by fine p%inning. Johns
took the second by eight pins, with 213,
and was four pins in front in the third,
with 215. He followed this up with 200 and
showed 'Weiny" the way by fourteen pins.
Then came the tie game, and, as Weingarth
had some splits and missed a three-pin
spare, Johns was able TO win tine sixth
game by twelve pins, even though he had
a modest 1S5. Johns hit the pins in fine
style in the seventh came and. with 234,
was forty-four pins to the good. The
scores:
Johns .......... 1919 213 25 200 2s 1s5 2s4
Weingarth -. 1870 a5 2it 1876 2lS 1tS 1870
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-26
JEFF TO MAKE
HIS DECISION
IN NEW YORK
Champion Has Regained Conf
dence and Will No Doubt
Fight johnson.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. e6.-jeffries
continues TO hear the call of the sport
ing world and there is evidence that he
is beginning TO heed it. Each day he
discerns less clearly the raucous. un-
pleasant, nerve-annoying tone with
which he alleged it first had come TO
him. He has begun rather to like than
to repel the suggestion hat he should
return 10 the ring.
The old relish that in his heyday he
had for work has come TO him and he
goes about his tasks. even though they
are self-appointed, with cheerfulness.
The best testimony that he feels him
self in condition to test his ability to
train is that he is seeking for a manager
who can be with him for a month or
two and whose Judgment may reinforce
mis- own as to whether he win stand
The rigors of championship training.
There isn't any doubt expressed by his
friends that JEFF. by his mode of living
and enthusiasm has regained a lot Of the
confidence he lad, but which he naturally
abandoned when he went first to the
alfalfa fields and next profted by the re-
tail of mint put up in appetizing individual
doses. Except for the years and the mus
eular relaxation that came naturally from
sudden abandonment Of stiffest work 70
only such exercise as was congenial with
a life of ease, there was nothing in his
later career that would make return to
his old form impossible.
1t ear be said that Jeffries regards his
coming trip to New York as all important.
There he will meet & wider range of ex-
perts. and upon their Judgment he will
place much reliance. He Is just a trihe
difiident about accepting at its full the
advice given here and in Les Angeles. in
asmuch as ne does not feel himself con-
hdent about his ability to make the dis
..y,. - 8ri-v ma for Flsa aprhfrGiagn, hf
unselhsh friends on the one hand and the
interested compliments of promoters on
the other.
Under the circumstances. 1t is probable
that he will make his decision while he is
in New York. and there will map out a
definite campaign for himself.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-26
BOWLING TONIGHT.
Athletic League.

Athletic League.
Roseville at Jersey City. Co
lGGi5ia at New York.
Suburban League.
Park A. a. at B~elleville. West
End at First Ward. National at
Newark Turn Nerein.
Masouic League.
Northern VS.. Belleville. on
Montgomery's alleys.
Jr. o. L.. A. VI. League.
Fulton vs.. Cooper. Buck Us.
Essex. on oxford alleys.
New jersey National Tournament.
Tuxedo \. Equitable, Postofice,
on Tuxedo alleys.
Oxford Tournament.
Crescent, oxford b, Iroquois B.
on oxford alleys.
Royal Arcanun League.
American vs.. General Runyon.
on Tuxedo alleys.
Commercial League.
Barker VS.. Roe & Conover. on
Montgomery's alleys.
LeGIise Tournament.
W 6uUcsddS NlSHl. NATIONAL.
Commercial, on LeGlise's alleys.
Diocesan Union League.
ST. Bridget at St. Michael.
Ashworth Tournament.
Coster. Mills. Hoffman, ON Ash
worth's alleys.
Smith Tournament.
Kruger \, Nassau, Clark. on
Smiths ALLEYS.
Foresters of America League.
Clover Ionian VS.. Independent.
on Montgomery's alleys.
Prudential Tournament.
Z Graef VS.. Huff, Slockett VS..
Ward, on Tuxedo alleys.
Hueuer Tournament.
Newark Star A, Newark Star b,
Prince. on Hueller's alleys.
Manufacturers League.
Clark b, Quinby, Patton b, on
the 1roquois alleys.
III
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FIRED WHEN POLICE
RAID DRY DOCK CLUB

of and Stein and Setter we're pulling on
the gloves when the police jumped into the
ring and arrested them. There were loud
protests from the spectators. and imme-
diately a dozen or more men we're at the
police trying to fell them with chairs.
A lieutenant and other detectives then
rushed in to aid their comrades. The po-
licemen stuck closely together and fought
off the crowd, which surged about, strik-
ing from all sides. In the midst of the
melee two shots were fired. and a moment
later three more rang ont. The persons
firing the revolvers could not be located.
Afterward two pistols We're found on the
floor.
Reserves were rushed to the scene. and
when they appeared all trouble was ended
and twenty-eight. men were arrested
charged with disorderly conduct. The pu-
giltsts were held on a charge of prize
fighting.
The raid is the result of the attitude Of
the fight clubs owners in permittin.
Young French" of New York. to continue
fighting after he had been hopelessly
beaten last Monday by Patsy Kline, Of
Newark.
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Preliminary Schedule for the
Evening Star Head-Pin Tournament

"Wednesday. January 27-Pashme Bowling Club. Commercial Bowling
Club. Branc Brook Club West enc Clubs steam in the suburban League.
Cinnamon A, Emanon b Hollywood team in the Lackawanna League,
Tany-Ho Clubs ear
Friday January 22-BeTI b team. Public Service ruorat team
from the gas department ROCKVILLE Colts. Tiger Ciub of vaisburg. Kinas
Rowling Club Pull Bowling CIub n, IroguOis A. C.. Hawthorn n
Wednesday, February bay View Colts. roauois CoIts. Newark
New Company team, w. II. Shurts Bowling club. Monitor A. Monitors n.
Norwoodsf rm the Elizabeth City League. CeuuIofd Clubs team in the
Suburban League
Friday, February 5-Oxford A.. c. team, Bay view wheeImcns Sub
burg social Five, ear \ of the Elizabeth Stars. Elizabeth y. NJ. G l..
Royal rcanum team.
Wednesday, February 10-IrOquOis d., 1nerOnB Rowling Iub .Bisbop A
tean,B bell A team Al Rights. LeGise Five, Slows team, chelsea team
Friday, February 12-Phi Delta team, Pcndergast ear Elizabeth
star c, Mueller cIub. United Five of Arlington, cJarks {. n. r.. MONITOR
A.. c. of Elizabeth, MapIcwood Field Club.
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Authorities Take Action After
kline's Fight of a Week
Ago.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-Policemen un-
der Inspector Russell last night raided
a prize fight in the rooms of the Dry
Dock Athletic Club at Tenth street and
Avenue d, and when two fighters were
arrested the detectives were attacked
by thirty or forty men. Five shots
were fired. Reserves were called from
two precincts and twenty-eight men be-
sides the fighters arrested. Nobody was
hurt in the scrimmage.
Joseph Stein. of New York. and Joseph
Setter. of Philadelphia, were to have been
the stars of the evening In a a-round
bout. Two preliminaries had been pulled
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rivals, the %pin-knights of the West End
Club and the South Orange Field Club,
who are tied for second place. The Cellu-
loids and National Turner's, who have a
postponed match to decide, on the Cellu-
loid Clubs alleys, before they reach the
halfway mark, are tied for fourth place.
The team average honors belong to the
West Ends, who have the fine mark of
901.31. The Kruegers, with 1,042. have made
the best single-game score to date. f..
Kugelman, of the Kruegers, is the indi-
vidual average leader, with a mark of
1859, though Aitken of the Bay Views, is
really entitled to premier honprs. for he is
first among those who have taken part in
all the scheduled games, his average being
1S4. 10. Below will be found the team and
individual records to date:
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SAVAGE AND LEARY
READY FOR FIGHT,

Danny Savage and Billy Leary are ready
for their siX-round bout tonight at the
club is situated at $50 West Twenty-ninth
street, between Sixth and Seventh ave
0ues.
Light, training constituted the workout
of the boys yesterday, and tonight's battle
promises TO be Il hard one. Savage has
been in excellent shape for a week past,
but Leary has not been in his usual form.
This morning. how ever, he reported that he
was at fit as a fiddle, and certainly locke
the part.
A large crowd is expected at the ring
side when the two unbeateu Jersey boys
meet for the w~elterweight title Of this
State.
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POOL TOURNAMENT
IN IRVINGT0N PARLORS

Arran sements were made last night for
the pool tournament to take place in Kip
and Bennettc's parlofs. s Clinton avenue
west, Irvington. The contestants are:
Scratchmen. H.. Williams. l.. Williams and
T. Osborne: ten-ball men. A. Grifiths. r.
Elsman aud r. Adams; twelve-ball men.
w. Gray. Fl. Kirms. T. Compton and w.
Hardgrove; ifteen-ball men. H. Soda,
r. Smith. G. Woods, S. Godfrey and NJ.
DAILY. There will be 20 games played In
all. The first games viii be played to-
night, The players will be: r. Elsman
and A. Griffiths. both 10-hall men. and w.
Hardgrove, 12-ball man. against r. Smith,
15-ball man. Two games win be played
each night. Willis Gray is manager of the
tournament.
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GUS RICHTER.

Jus Richter is another of the bowling vet
Grams of Newark. He has taken part in
tournament and league matches without
He used to belong to the Tuxedo
big Five Richter has Il style all his
own in delivering the ball. Standing close
to the foul line, he throws it down the
alleys, taking no ruin III all. This method
seems to be just the right one-for him. He
gets the pins in Just about as good Il style
as one of the pin-knights who stick more
nearly to the regulation practise.