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"DOMINs' OPEN HOME SEASON WITH WIN

feated the crack Palace Five of Jersey
City. The Bayleys realize that they
will have to hustle if they expect to
regular lire up. The Bayley thirds will
give battle to the Alpha Five, of New
ark, in the opening game.
The National Turn Verein Juniors
will open their basketball season to-
night at Turner Hall, when they meet
the All M~anhattans, of New York, one
of the fastest teams in that city.
Joe Harter was the referee in the
Xavier and Company K games Monday
night.
That Bloomfield Lyceum and Iron
side A.. c.. game at Kemper,s Sunday
afternoon ought to be a good one.
VIII Joe Burke kindly tell the. basket
ball fans if he has secured a hall yet?
If he saw the crowd at the Ironsides
Sunday he would SUR ginger up.
Frank Hill, the press agent for the
Hudson River league, has not reported
of late.
The Xavier ccond team would like
to arrange games with all first-class
teams averaging 100 pounds; games to
be played on xavier's court Monday
nights, Challenges sent to Manager a
w. Jacob, care Xavier c. o., Ia Will
lam street, will be considered,
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a ARRANGEMENTS have been
a perfected for the final game of
the regular football season in
the East, the Yale Harvard game, 10
be played at Cambridge m Saturday.
Not in recent years has there been an
athletic contest In which greater IN
terest has been shown. Tickets for all
of the $1,000 seats in. the Harvard
Stadium have been Issued and requests
for IL, 000 more have been refused be-
cause of insufficient seating capacity.
All of the seats have been distributed
through the alumni of both universities.
Yale is ruling a slight feyorite III the
New York clubs, because of the re-
markable showing it has made this
season and because OF the general opin-
ion that the team this year is the :ast-
est and strongest Yale has developed
in many years. Indications now are.
that all of Yale's best players, includ-
ing Captain Coy, who wae believed to
have been injured. will be in the game.
Saturday. The team will go to Cam
bridge tomorrow and will have the ex-
elusive use of the stadium for practis-
ing. while Harvard will send its team
to Dedham for final training.
Although Captain Fish, of Harvard,
las not been in the lineup during
practise for the last two days. II is
stated that he will be in condition to
play against Yale. although the un-
dergraduate body is somewhat uneasy
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-17
HARNESS HORSE NOTES.

Nathan Hale is again going sound.
George Stengel drove him a half over
the Speedway Sunday in 1:02la. and he
viii probably have it out with the fast
bay gelding j.. B., owned by Captain
Es V. eager, in a short time.
The Able (3) 2.10R, own brother to
The Abbot, 2:03A, will be seen on the
Grand Circuit next year in his six
year-old form as a PAGER. He has
been shipped to the winter quarters of
Ed Geers at Memphis. Mr.. Geers
trained and drove The Abbot to his
record, which at the time was a
worlds record.
Allerton, 2:09A. is the third stallion
to reach the two century mark as a
sire of standard performers. He is
now in the class with Gambetta
Wilkes, .2:l9A, sire of 209, Onward,
2:2514. sire of 200, n Allerton, 2:09A,
sire of POI.
The handsome three-year-old chest
nut stallion The Welshman, 2:2ell,
who was raced in the three-year-obl
trot through the big fair circuit. won
the blue ribbon at the National Horse
Show last week in the stallion class led
before u pony, n also in the roadster
class to wagon. He is. a product of
Walnut Hall Farm, Donerail. KY: was
foaled in 1906. sired by Nobel. 2:10k
(sire of Morning Bells t3), 2:21h, and
Colonel Paxton go, 2:24ia), a son OF
Moko. dam Miss Topic, by Allie Wilkes.
2:15, a producing son of Red Wilkes,
fT49.
The bay trotting mare Estrella.
owned by John Hausman. of this city.
will be sold in the Garden next week,
She is in the consignment of George
Stengel, along with Il bay trotting
gelding by Orator, dam Pansx, by
Earl Baltic. a son of Baron Wilkes.
who was shipped to Europe, where he
became a champion. and "a bay trot-
ting gelding by Prodigai, out of Olive
Virgins, BY Virgins.
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HOOKS AND JABS.

Sam Langford. the Tar Baby has
claimed the middleweight champion
ship of the world. Last year in Lon
don he claimed the heavyweight tttie
after he erumbled up Ian Hague, but
as no one whoopad it UP any Sam let
the thing slide.
This time he is in real earnest. Just
as soon as he heard that Steve Ketchel
rad blown the title Langford hoped
on it with both feet and is now ready
and willing to- defend it against all
corners
Jack (Tvin) Sullivan tackled "PoTky'
Flynn, a Boston heavyweight. at the
Army Club, in Boston, last night and
handed him as fine a lacing in twelve
rounds as he will ever receive in his
career. The ld-headed one" took the
aggressive in the very first round He
also took the lead in the round and
held it throughout.
Joe Seiger, of Denver, Colo, fought a
great uphill bout against Kid Broai at
the Douglass Athletic Club, in Phila-
delphia, last night, and when the
tinkie of the final gong greeted his ears
it was followed by the storm Of ap-
plause OF the crowd, for he made a
rocky climb successfully.
sid Hester is trying to land a
Ketchel-Hugo Kaily fight for his club
in Frisco.
Buck (Twin) Miller is TO meet Abe
Attell in an e~ight-round bout at Mem
phis on November %.
ketchel and Flynn, the Pueblo fire.
are 10 meet at Los Angeles next
month.
Packey Mcfarland has turned down
the chance to box Cyclone Johnny
Thompson again. Packey knows when
he has had enough.
Manager Tom Jones. who once fcan-
aged Billy Papke. is about TO lose Ad
Wolgast. He and wolgast have a row
on and the chances are hat they will
split.
Abe Attell and Johnny Moran, billed
as formerly of England are 10 box
eight rounds at the Phoenix Club,
Memphis. on November %.
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DAvIDs VS.. FRANK.

The game scheduled in the Tuxedo
billiard tourney for tonight brings to-
gether two of the best. players in the
tournament, Davids. who is shooting
from scratch, and Joseph Franks. with
a handicap of IS, The latter is proving
a surprise to the regulars, as he has
not lost a game as yet. n many fig-
ure him as the winner OF first place
In the tourney. In last night's game
Gene" Ogden. one of the scratch men.
easily defeated Fred Darbsrry by the
score of 200 TO 155.
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AMERICANS MEET DECEMBER is.

CHICAGO, Nov. I7.-December 10 has
peer fixed as the date for the Ameri-
can Leagues annual meeting. and it
will be held in New York this year,
the same as last. concurrently with the
National Leagues business session,
already announced to begin on Decem-
Der IA. The announcement was made
yesterday by President a johnson.
AS the younger league has fewer
cases on its docket than its rival, 1t was
figured it could start a day later than
the National and still be in convention
at the same time in the event concur
rent action on any matters Of inpor-
lance TO both leagues is found advisa-
BILE.
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.Knoeks
Turned Ints
Boosts"
he. 8 Barber.

He's O Barber.
No, Gwendolyn. #. j.
K. can't bowl. Don't be-
lieye all that he tells
you; he's a barber.
Observation-Disclosures for
keRrny.
They can say what
they will about kearny.
but the +. s. c. is not
using
cars on that line regular
~. "The 'pay-as-you-en-
ter type is only used on
Sundays, when Newark
ers trave, back and forth
to Kearny,. says q
patriotic Kearnyite.
Shakers.
Shake up at Ithaca
is a headline. Wonder II
any Kinney street cars
strayed UP that way. ,
A Question for Kane.
Bin kane Is now acting
CHIEF OF the South Orange
village fire department.
How do you like Searles's
job. Bill?
They're abe only Things
That FIT.
The fellow who writes
horse stuff for the STAR
has such fine feet that
when he goes to buy a
pair Of shoes he has to
be content with the hox-
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-17
Thanksgiving Day at Olympic
Park in Grand
Finale.

S a fitting finale 10 the motor
cycle racing season in the East
the speed carnival which will
take place at the Olympic Park dirt
track Thanksgiving afternoon, Novem-
Der 20. promises some Spectacular
sport. Seven events comprise the pro-
gram and they. cover a wide variety,
while the feature number will be a spe-
cial match rae between Walter Goerke,
of Brooklyn; Arthur G. Chapple, of
New York; Howard O'Brien, of New
ark; John Bender, of Paterson, and
William Teubner, of P%ottstown, Pa.
This was put on especially to settle the
mach-disputed question of superiority
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JEFFRIES & co. START ON
BIG THEATRICAL TOUR.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA cornbina-
ton consisting OF James j. Jeffries,
Frank Gotch.. Sam Berger and other
professional athletes has left here for
a tour of at least three weeks of one
night stands. appearing for the first
time tonight at Atlantic City, where
Jeffries and Berger win box and Gotch
will wrestle all corners. II. H. Frazec
of Chicago, is back of he tour, and
is said to have contracted to pay JEFF
fries an enormous salary. Jeffries will
leave the. combination long enough to
be in New, York on December l at the
opening of bids for the Jeffries-Johnson
fight. If successful in the East the
tour will be extended to the West.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-17

Lest you forget, Presi-
dent Taft announces
Thursday. November %,
as thanksgiving Day.
This information is free
of charge.
He's n Gunner Now.
We hear Charles Schen-
meyer has returned from
q hunting trip with eleven
rabbits to the good No
more fishing for mine,
says Charlie. :
p. S.-We forgot the
one squirrel.
We Won't.
Health Commissioner
Debbins asked us not to
put his name in the
Booster any more.
Euchre Players We Know.
Roundsman Tully is a
poor euchre player. His
speed 70 2 out of S at any
card party Try Forty
nine"
Rommeihs searches.
Court officer Billy ROM
meihs. OF the First Grim
inal Court, is advertising
for a book on How 10
Know a Crazy Man.
Billy picked the. wrong
man out of the line the
other day. Asked about
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~sHuEELEBoARn MATCH.

The second half OF a 200-point shut
feboard match between p. J. Morris,
captain of the M. j. Owens Associa-
ton, and p. j.. Corr. captain Of the
John J.. Burns Association. will be
played at the headquarters of the
Owens Association tonight. The score
in the first half was 10s 70 80 in favor
OF Captain Morris.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-17
WEINGARTH-JOHNS MATCH ATTRACTS

Team A of the Roehri Tuesday Night
Bowling Club defeated Team B last
night two games. The scores:
Team August Roehri, captain, 145,
1856; Kaufman, 126, 1872; Oberst. liz, 102;
Henry, 112. 141; Gordon, 102, 49,; Paul
sen. 101, 1OS; Ruegg, 102, 101; F. Stras-
burger, 116. 102; C. Haeberle, 15s, 142.
Totals. 1.075, 1880.
Team B-Wheeler, captain, 129, 1872,
Maxim, 1877, 1876; Adlon, III, 106; Lappert,
1875, 10S; Sthubiger. 12s. 1903; Mccartney,
ITO, 1872; Theile, log, 1875; ]. Vilee, lao,
127; Kreautler, 1O4,. 142. Totals, 1,0s6.
LII.
On the Hotel Essex alleys, in Bloom
field, last night there was a four-man
match contest between teams represent
ing the Essex Club and Bloomfield Cen
tres. The scores were as follows:
4 Bloomfield Centres-Strang, 207. I'll,
119; Welker, 1872, 146, 1872; Grist, 1856. 12O,
146; Linder, 1888. 1s9, 203. Totals, 1888,
666, go.
Essex b. C.-BeIl, 126, 161, ISL; Arnold,
122, 131, 124; Leibold, 131, 113, ISL; Drew,
1S9, 141, 12a. Totals, $685. 546, $50.
.a -
On vogt's alleys last night Team A,
Of the Tiger Bowling Club. beat Team
b two games The scores: Team A.
e. Koehler, LOG. 145, 129; c. Shareholder.
152, 209. 126; Frederick Schreihofer, 1856.
lis. ia; E. Thrum, 129, 1888. 1877; Will
lam Thrum, Ill. "a, 129; totals. 633, 7O4,
625. Team B-William Shareholder, 131,
Sc, 207: John Vogt, 116. 81, 1873; Jacob
Shareholder, 124, 81. 116; George Durand,
119, 115, 1874; c. Strip, liz, 1903, 100; to-
tails, COZ; ABS, $50.
In the Church League last night, on
the First Ward alleys, the Centenary
team defeated the South Parks two
out of three The scores: South Park
Schessler, POS. 1870, 152: Waldron, 154,
1874, 122; Spicer, 154, 115, 119; Pierson,
1877. Ill; Todd, 147. 1853, 167; Castaiux,
112; totals, 7S7. 69s, 81. Centenary
Pulls, 1876, 202, 122; Shoemaker, 14S. 1853.
154; Rose, 140. 159. 1880; Fraley, 159, 173,
175; Hinton, 1876, 166, 1863; totals, SsS,
S6s, 759.
The second annual banquet held by
the members of the Newark Alley Own
ers' Association at the headquarters Of
the New Jersey Automobile and Motor
Club. in Park place. was voted a huge
success by alley proprietors and their
guests who were present yesterday
afternoon. George LeGlise and Fred
Wesschusen, who were In charge of the
affair, were complimented upon the ex-
cellent in which things were
handled.
Billy Weingarth continued his win
ming streak yesterday afternoon on the
Tuxedo alleys, Harry Taylor being the
victim. 1t was the first half of a
home-and-home series n Weiny won
six out of the eight games in handy
fashion.
The Jr. o. u. A. NJ. tournament games
rolled last night resulted in a victory
for the Wards, who took two II of
three from the Essex team, while the
Wayne Council quintet took the rub
Der game from the East Ends.
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1t, the genial officer said;
well, he looked crazier
than the other one"

It, the genial officer said:
well, he looked crazier
than tbs other one"
We wonder.
IT is said that East Or
ange has purer water
than any neighboring
municipality. Wonder IL
that's responsible for the
rush of tenants in that
direction?
A Hero.
Policeman Heller. of
the First precinct. saved
the life of Chief Corbitt,
the other morning at the
-Four Corners, but we
didn't see a line of 1t in
the papers. Our reporters
get the news.
We Fear Not.
We have been just pre-.
scented with a revolver
to protect us against our
enemies whose names
have been printed in the
Booster. :
n Matters Not.
It's u strange thing,
but true. that as soon
as a mans name is print
ed in this paper that he
says the sheet IS mo
good"
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Meber Miss The
Pages
EXPERTS WRITE FOR
THE STAR ON ALL
SPORT SUBJECTS.
REFUSED SEATS
FOR YALE HARVARD GAME
Thirty-seyen Thousand Now Sold-Thats the Seating Capaci-
ty of Harvard Stadium, Where Teams Will Meet
Saturday-B0fh Elevens in Good Shape.

because Of rumors that his staying
ability has been impaired. Both teams
are practising harder than aver before
for their annual contest.
Many special trains will run FROM
here TO Boston Friday night and Satur-
day morning, q number OF private
yachts vii cruise TO the Hub. and the
roads between New York and Boston
will be filled with automobile parties
en- route 20 the game.
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Bayleys Play Bloomfield Lyceum
TOnight-0ther Notes
of interest.
BY SURE SHOT.
Dominican Wanderers d

"HE Dominican Wanderers opened
their home season last night at
the Fran Garden and celebrated
the occasion with a win from the five
representing the Bay View Wheelmen
The Wheelmen put up a hard fight but
were never able to head the fast for
wards of the home team. At the end
OF the first half the score was DO in
favor of the "Doms.r The winners
further increased the margin of points
in. their favor by adding seven more
points in the final half, while the Bay
Views scored four more counts during
the final period of play, making the
score 1853 in favor of the 'Dominicans.
The Clark Intermediates would like
to arrange basketball games with light
juniors or third teams in and out of
Jersey. games to be played on OPP
p~onents' courts. Address b. A. Schil-
Ter. manager, s24 east Jcfsey street,
Elizabeth.
The Bayley Lyreum five wAll nave a
hard battle on tonight when 4lat team
lines up for battle against TN strong
BIoonfield team, which rece1 tly de-.
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PILGRIMS, H0MEWARD
BOUND, PRAISE THE SCOTS,

The Pilgrim soccer eleven OF England
wound up it's tour OF the United States
yesterday afternoon with a victory
over the Crescent A. c. at Bay Ridge
yesterday afternoon by q score of 81.
Five of the Britishers viii. sail for
England from New York tomorrow.
The remainder of the team returned
home by way of Montreal.
Before leaving Captain Mines, COM
upon the various teams against
which the Britishers competed during
their s~ojourn In this country, declared
that the game played against h Scot
tish-Americans. of this city, was in his
opinion the best game in which his
team participated and he spoke highly
of the Scots as afteam
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HOLY CROSS VS.. EoRDHAM.

Although the big game of ne~t a
urday is scheduled for tho Stadiuyn IN
Cambridge, there win be nothing small
about the contest in American League
Park. where Fordhan viii messure
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FANS WONDER WHY
HANLON SOLD HIS
ORIOLES TO DUNN
Some Say Foxy Ned Will Go to
a Major League Nine-New
Owner Claims His Money Pur=
chased Birds, but McGraw
May Be ssIn."
yY1H ATEvER
" m 0 t
tbara /

enoro
penind Foxy Ned
Hanlon's sale OF
ne q itimore
League
CLUB 1t is
IN u some go
SO far as TO say
that the reason
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BOXING AT MGUlGAN's.

There viii be a bexing show At McGui-
ganss. in Harrison, tomorrow nieht. Thu
Young Falks, KID Fiiite VI Young Salz-
man. Young Jeanette VS.. Kid Allen. Sailor
Davis va. al. Fischer, Young p1xoD. -
buckle Holmes VI. Young McVeigh. john
ME Walsh vs.. Mark Devclis, and 9 dounto
windup-
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William M~utschier, who is to play
with the Aronsons is as fast as ever.
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New YORK. Nov H.

VI v TNTItEhF ~ =
ARRANGEMENTS have been
= perfected for the final game Of
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EDITED BY
M. E.
ANSwELL +.


\. J.. NOVEMBER II, 1893. ONE p
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TO the Sporting Editor OF the star.
Will you please tell me the real name
Of ICY" Young and where he was horn.
Yours respectfully. FOOTBALL
His name Is Denton T. Young and he
Was born in Ohio-Fd.
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The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. tournament games
rolled last night resulted in a victory
for the Wards, who took two nj of
three from the Essex team, while the
Wayne Council quintet took the rub
Der game from the East Ends.
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aged Billy Papke, is about TO lose Ad
on and the chances are that they will
split.
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Abe Attell and johnny Moran, billed
as formerly Of England are 10 box
eight rounds at the Phoenix Club,
Memphis, on November %.
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HERE will be a whole lot of in
terest and no end of rivalry dis
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Packey Mcfarland has turned down
the chance to box Cyclone Johnny
Thompson again. Packey knows when
he has had enough.
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Jimmy Moran, it is claimed, won't
ride IN p. T. Powers's six-day race this
year, as, it is said p. T. refused to
come over with a little extra money.
Instead of the team of Moran and
Clarke, it will likely be Mcfarland
and Clarke now The race will start
December 6.
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Billy Weingarth continued his win
ming streak yesterday afternoon on the
Tuxedo alleys, Harry Taylor being the
victim. 1t was the first half of g
home-and-h home series and Weiny wor
six out of the eight games in hand,
fashion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21

A small want ad in The Call will do it quicker
than q dozen signs plastered on your windows
and which spoil the looks of your home besides.
Phone Kearny Sc for ad man 10 call and see
you.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21

BERKELEY ROOMS-Fur. and Unfur.
FOR rent--In Berkeley. rooms and suites, fur
nished, steam heat hot water convenient to
trains and cars. 227S Shattuck av.; tel. 3.
Sl2 MISS J. B. DAVIS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

wooLSEY st. 2Oo4. Berkeey-For rent, 2 ex-
trains and cars bathroom adjoining each.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
MALE HELP wANrED-contInnea

WANTED-Good newspaper canfassers for city
work; steady, reliable men only. Apply Cir
culstion Department. S. F. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21
FslaALE HELP wANTED-contlnuea

WANTED Experienced alteration hands OF
coats and suits ARMAND CAILLEAU, INC.
Geary and Grant ay
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-21

WANTED-Thorougflly experienced saleslsdy to
fste charge Of the juvenile hat and furnishing
goods department; permanent position TO right
partv. Apply S. \. WOOD & CO., Oakland,
after II a. m.
WA~TFD-Cash girls "A 10 Is years Of age
--ifb schooling certificates. apply sHDerinfen-
.lpnf's Office from 2 10 II n M. HALE BROS,
INC Market and 9Th sts. city.
WANTED jacket hands IN alteration depart
renf Amply Friday morning HALE BttOS
TNT 17fi, and Washington SIS. Oakland
-,o-+ annIr Frfdav morning. HALE BROS,
Txr 1Stl and Washington SIS. Oakland
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vancng maintaining old standard of lowest
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copy of this splendid recipe in a plain
ordinary envelope free Of charge. A
great many doctors would charge
$500 to $500 for merely writing out
a prescription like this-but | scle it
entirely free.