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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-17
BY EDWARD P. DUFFY.

Hans Wagner may be styled a
sphinx. He will not talk nor allow his
picture to be taken. If he knows any
thing about 1t. l went over TO John
Miller's house. $50 Dukes street,
Kearny. yesterday TO see what Hans
had to say about Dots, who is play
ing a eorking game at second for the
P%ittshurg Nationals. While, as said
before, Wagner will not say much, he
eaid enough to warrant us in stating
that the Kearny BOY is one of the finds
Of the big leagues. He said some more
about Johns good playing in the big
circuit. but the one point ] am going to.
make is its application TO local base
ball Speaking about Johns ability as
a ball player, Hans said that if Miller
is entirely a local product. We must
have plenty of ball players h~ereabouts.
He's a quick thinker and seemed to
measure up to every situation at once.
He must have had training somewhere.
Now, the point is said Wagner, you
fellows must have a lot of good play
ers around the lots.
John viii very likely take my place
at shortstop when I retire from the
game
That speaks we'll for the boy.
John Miller is just the same ball
player. as ever, only he has improved.
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WAGNER SAYS THERE MUST
BE GOOD. PLAYERS HERE
Work Of Dots Miller Proves to Big German That
Our Lois Are Full Of Budding Stars--Kearny
Boy Is Natural Ball Player.

While Wagner and Ham Hyatt we're
III Sunderland yesterday mornirs.
John was cut on the lots catching flies
with. the boys. Tommy Tighe, a broth
er-in-law If Dots who is some base
ball player himself. was hitting out
flies to the young major Lacquer. Wag
ner and Hyatt. when they had break
fast. took a long walk. leaving john on
the field chasing them John looks the
goods.
# was unfortunate that the Ironsile~
Blomofeld game was broken up at the
stage it was.
Those Tigers Of vailsbnrs are surely
going fast.
Joe Mccarthy. of the Mutusls, played
fine ball Saturday against Kingsland. He
had three hits.
Caldwell showed up the st Benediets
Saturday. Alfred Speer only allowed the
Newarkers FIVE bits. while Provost and
W. speer had a killing score,
Browns All-stars got a fierce wallop-
ing in Plainfield saturday ~ the HANDS
Of the Clinton Avenues The score was
10 to l in the seventh inning.
Boshen, the old Turner pitcher. won a
for Nutley Saturday.
That fellow Davis who pitches for the
Willows is a good man. He let the Rose
vi'ies down with three hits saturday.
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SCHOOLGIRLS
SHOWED WELL IN MEETS

Newark Academy continued Its great
work on the athletic field Saturday af-
.ternoon by taking first honors in the
meet held by the Peekskill Military
Academy. They won easily with IA
points to spare.
There were athletes from Newark
and Englewood High Schools and other
institutions entered. Harold S.. Van
Doren won both the 100 and 220-yard
dash, Eberstadt captured the mile and
got second In the half mile. and Bis
sell took the shof-put. Heinriehs> of
the local high school, won the high
jump. =
Kenneth r. Cnrtis, OF the Newark
High school, had no trouble in winning
the p~olesyault at II feet in the Middle
States interschola site track meet held
on Franklin Field, philadelphia. Satur-
day.
In the annual dnterscholastic track
and field meet of Pingry School at
Elizabeth Saturday afternoon, Mont
clair High School won with 20 points,
the Manual Training High School Of
New York scored Is points. and the
.Ceptenarv institute I Haeketstown
tied the latter. Each had 10 points.
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COLLINS FINISHED
AHEAD OF HILL
AND THE SWEDE
Fiiteen=mile Motor Paced Race
Furnished Good Sport
at Clifton.

About 5000 people saw Elmer Col
Inns, the little bozton pedler, hang II
on Norman Anderson. the big Swede,
by three laps, and Fred Hill, Who has
been performing on the Helodronae
track this season. by ono mile. yester-
day aiternoon at the Clifton stadium,
in a fifeeen-mi,e m~otor-paced. race.
The time. - minutes 44-5 seconds, is
the fastest this distance has been rid
den this year.
Al the crack of the gun Collins and
Anderson started out at a fast clip
which Hin did not seem able to hold,
and as a result at the tenth mile VAS
one mi.e in the rear. Then Freddy
seemed TO strike his form and 10 the
great joy of the 800 Newark specta-
tors vert out. his position being about
twenty feet ahead of Collins. Tie lat
ter spurted and tried to forge ahead.
but to no avail. and the men finished
the lace In that position. The in
creased pace seened to take the speed
out of Anderson, for he fell behind and
lost three laps from the tenth mile on.
A. big field presented itself in the
fve-mile lap race, and right at the
start a grand spill resulted, about half
Of the men piling upon one another
at, the bottom of the ~emhanknlent.
Practically everyone was more or less
scratched. The men got on their
wheels again. However. and Il flylng
start was made. In the consolation
race Philip kury, of New York, who
is known as the trouble maker, on &C
count Of his causing SO many spills,
had n fall which rendered him uncon-
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Un L~IeNeTIYn UVaIi
LLEWELLYNS ARLINGTON
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

BELMONT AVENUE SEWER, CLIFTON
AVENUE sEtykK; EAST sYLXAsN AyENn1E
2 SEEEFA s sFREFF aEEEaF- s s9g . SO i6r
Notice is hdaeoy given that an assessment
upon az the owners Of all the lands and real
lowing improvements. namely;
The construction of a sewer IN
from Hawthorne avenue TO a point about $50
feet north OF Runyon street, according to the
proNisioqs Of an ordinance Of the Ciiy OF New-
eonstl uetion of a sewer in Belmont avenue,
feet north of Runyon street. approved June
The Construction Of a sewer in
CLIFTON AVENUE,
from Grafton avenue 10 Montclair avenue. ac-
cso9rdtng t. the provisions Of an ordinance Of the
vide for the construction Of d sewer in clifton
avenue from Grafton avenue to, Montclair ave-
nue., approved March ". 1908.
The construction Of q sewer n
from Washington avenue for a distance Of
about $50 feet e~asterly, according to Che pro-
visions. Of an ordinance of the city Of Newark
entitled, 4 ordinance to provide for the con-
stTuction Of a sewer in East Sylvan avenue,
from Washington avenue for a distance OF
About ESQ feet easteriy,' approved March p
The construction Of an eight IS, inch pipe
FOUNDRY STREET.
between Ferry street and Passaic avenue. ac-
the city Of Newapr a9't enPiitied e ~ 4 S ofdinanee to to
proside fer the construction Of an eight %
Ferry street and Passaie avenue. approved
The construction OF a sewer in
GENEVA STREET
from Florenee STREET 10 a point about goo feet
visions Of an ordinance of he cits 81 &emssrR
entit,ed An ordinance 70 provide for the con
F~IoIenee street 70 a point about 200 feet south
Of SiiH Hi place. approved October IS 1908,
SOUTH sTxTEFNTH STREET.
from avon avenue 70 SprngHeld avenue. ae-
City OF Newark, entitled. An ordinance to
South Sixteenth street from Avon avenue TO
Springfield avenue approved september p,
commissionsrs aprdintsd by tse Mayor ~ he
City Of Newark. and that a report by a csrtih-
ana schedule, showing the several assessments
against the several owners peculiarly benefited
as Aforesaid, has been deposited IL the Office
OF The City Clerk Of the CITY of Newark for
exanlinat on by the narti9s interested therein,
said assessment comprises all lets, tracts
and parcels II land and real estste iisble 70
BELMONT AVENUE
fren Hs%th9rns avenue e a point about 500
CLIFTON AVENUE.
from Orator. avenue to Montciair avenue; on
EAST SYLVAN AVENUE
the ~easterly Tine Of Washington avenue on
|s' STREET.
from Ferry street 70 Psssaie avenue; on 10th
GENEvA STREET.
from a point about 200 feet south Of the south
erly line Of clia Hif place to about the centre
line OF Florence place; on both sides OF
SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET.
from Avon avenue TO Springfield avenue.
a Hot ferresents an entire plot OF land,
whether Urge or small
AL persons Interested in said Assessment may
be heard bef,re said Commissioners on Thurs
day the twertisth day Of May. 1909, 2 O'clock.
at tho Conpnisstoners' room, No. 4 go foor).
City Hal.
WILLIAM DIMoND
JOHN r..
ADOLPH FISCH
myl5-5t Commissioners
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PATSY KLINE TO FIGHT
IN BALTIMORE TONIGHT

Patsy Kline is anxiously waiting to
step into the ring at Baltimore tonight,
where he Is scheduled to meet scrap
rounds.
The little Newarker is going 70 &c at
his opponent With q vengeance in order
to revenge a walloping he got from
Patsy wasn't in condition and went to
the club to convince the promoters that
he was n taking They persuaded
the local boy to go on and he got a
beating which he has not forgotten.
or course, it wasn't the saint Patsy
Kline, for the local pugilist has inn
proved 100 per cent since then.
I A delegation of local sports and their
money are in Baltimore ready to stake
all they have on p. X.
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If you happened to traverse the
Naikburg section of the city today and
noticed the pleasant expression on the
inhabitants of the former borough the
reason is easily explained.
They have a baseball aggregation
known as the Tiger B. B.. c., and while
the players are much younger and
smaller than the average semi-pros,
they ,can go some.
They demonstrated that yesterday
morning when they defeated the Iron
side A.. c. in a City League game and
today they are sharing the honors of
leading with the National Turner's.
They won out in the ninth on an
error and a hit by Ed. Uslar, who, by
the way, pitched.
The champions did all in their power
to pull out a victory and until the last
man was retired Manager Glassen had
hopes.
turner's Won.
The National Turner's at Heidelberg
Park won their second league game,
this time from the sVailsburg A.. c.,
s to 2. Abe Rachlin had eleven strike
outs. A feature of the game was the
batting of Hunkle. Plain and schooner
and a throw by the latter from deep
centre, mailing a man at the plate.
81. Benedicts, II; Breads, ..
The st. Benedicts batted Wolf hard
and easily defeated the Broad A. c., IL
to ?. Philly Arnheiter had a double and
four singles and Maniel made a homer.
Morgenroth : pitched good ball for
Burke's delegation.
A big crowd saw the Bay View
Wheelmen lose to the Newark A. A.
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ATTELL TO APPEAR
AT ELKS' SMOKER.

About ten boxing bouts Will form the
order of entertainment that Danny Sui
Ivan Is arranging for the smoker that
is to help celebrate Elks' night at the
lodge rooms TOMORROW night.
Danny trains Abe Attel. the feather
weight champion, and has secured the
consent of the latter 10 come, on and
give an exhibition of his proves with
the mitts, and 1t is safe to say there
won't be a vacant seat. Danny says.
all the boys are members OF this club
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SCHOOLBOY GAMES
FOR STAR PRIZES
MANY THIS WEEK

Although the Tigers will be away
another week and nc big games are
scheduled the various school teams will
be busy every day fighting for the
STARS prizes. The four public schooi
leagues will continue their battles at
Branch Brook inc Weequahic Parks,
and the Parochial League will fight t
out daily at Rosevile Oval.
As the teams all got into action last
week, the players have got a line on
the strength of the different teams, and
from now On the sport gives promise
of becoming even more interesting than
the games already played.
The Northern senior and junior
teams play at Branch Brook Park. and
the Southern senior and junior at Wee
.quahic Park.
The weeks schedule follows:
Northern senior League.
Monday-Elliott Street vs., Burnet Street,
South Eighth Street vs., North Seventh
Street. franklin VS.. Central Avenue. Thir-
.tcenth Avenue VS.. Newton Street,
Thursday-Elliot Street VS.. franklin,
South Eighth Street vs. Burnet Street
Summer Avenue VS., Newton Street.
southern senior League.
Tuesday-Hawthorne Avenue VS.. Miller
s rect. Bergen Street VS.. Hamburg Place.
South Market Street VS.. Alexander Street,
Belmont Avenue vs.. Eighteenth Avenue.
Thursday-Ha Nthorne Avenue vs. South
Market Street, Bergen Street vs.. Belmont
Avenue, Miller Street VS.. Belmont Avenue,
Miller Street VS.. Hamburg Place. Alex
ander Street vs.. Eighteenth Avenue.
Northern Junior Lcagae.
reimbursement Avenue vs.. Warren
Street, FRANKLIN IS Elliott Street. Newton
Street vs.. Sussex Avenue. Lincoln VS..
North Seventh Street. Thirteenth Avenue
vs.. Summer Avenue, Burnett Street VS.. Cen
.tral Avenue.
Friday-seyenth Avenue VS.. Franklin,
North Seventh Street VS.. Central Avenue.
Newton Street VS.. Summer Avenue, Lin
coin vs. Warren Street. Thirteenth Avenue
Avenue.
Southern Junior League.
Monday-sonth Sixteenth Street vs.. Avon
Avenue, Elizabeth Avenue VS.. Fourteenth
Avenue. Hawthorne Avenue VS.. Hawkins
Street, Hamburg Place Ns. Belmont Avenue.
Camden Street W. Charlton Street.
Wednesday-South Sixteenth Street KS.
Han thorne Avenue. Elizabeth Avenue vs..
Hamburg Place. Fourteenth Avenue VS..
Avon Avenue. Miller Street VS.. Belmont
Avenue, Hawkins Street VS.. Charlton
Street.
ParochiaI School League.
Monday--St Peter vs.. st. Bridget's
Tuesday-s.. Michael VS.. ST. Ceeilia
Wednesday-St. John VS.. St. Aloysius.
Thursday-Cathedfal VS.. ST. Ann.
Saturday--St Joseph VS.. St. Peter.
The st. Joseph's team beat the ST. AIMS
team In a Patochial League game at the
Roserille Oval Saturday. the score being
% to 2.
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DANNY SULLIVAN TO
TRAIN JACK GOODMAN,

Danny" sullivan, the local boy who
usually trains Abe Attefl, the feather
weight champion. but who is laying off
on account Of Attell breaking a finger,
accepted an offer to train Jack Good
man for his fight on Friday night with.
Freddy WEIGH, the fast English fighter.
Danny Is putting his man through the
PAGES up at Woodlawn Inn on Jerome
avenue, New York. Its a ctnch Good
man can't blame his condition, II he
receives a licking at the hands OF
WEIGH.
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Turner's Were Victors Over
the VaiIsburg
A. G.

ker. Home run-Maniel. Stolen bases
Volker, C~avanaugh. Sacrifice hits--Hayes
2. Wooster. Bases on balls-On Wolf ?, off
5, by Wolf i Hit by pitcher-=By Morgen-
roth /, by Wolf l. Double play-Morgen-
roth TO cayanaugh to Cutting. Left on
Benedict b. B. C. 4 Broad A. G..
j. Time of game-2h. umpire-Tielsch. At
tendance-2,000.
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!. ORANGE A. c. AFTER MORE GAMES.

Manager Ferguson. of the East Or
ange Athletic Club, is DESTROYS of ar
Eanging contests with the Nutlev A, G.,
Forest Hill +. G.. Caldwell. VERONA.
g, Delawanna. Bei1cvi1lc A. c.. Essex
County Hospital. .Terafiy. ! aurels.. of
Bound Brooks Triangle Club. of Ro-
selle; Woodbridge. Metuchrn and this
Riversides. of Railway. Address COM
munications to 627 Warren street. New
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EoxING BOUTS AT M'GUlGAN's.

There will be a foxing show tonight at
steGuigan's. in Harrison. There will be
eight bouts on the program. The main affair
competitors rill be Tom Coulon, Pug
Dickson. Lewis. the Newark pewsboy;
Kelly and Mack.
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ORANGE VALLEY
LOST TO MAUJERS.

With three men on bases in the ninth
inning yesterday, Orange Valley could
not get over astally and the Maujers
won the game by the score of 3D., 1t
q sensational game.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT ST. Paul-St. Paul, s, Indianapolis. A.
AT Kansas City-Kansas City, I: Column
bus. .
AT Minneapolis louisville, ?; Minneap-
oils. ].
At Observation-Disclosures 8: Toledo. ].
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.


PUBLIC No|icE is hereby given that the fol,
lowing proposed ordinances passed q second
reading at a meeting OF the Board OF Street
and Water commissioner held May 18th. 1909:
an 0'o'as'' Fo e sRia AVENUE,
from Fifth street to Roseviile avenue.
An ordinance T f HPsr s sna Sldsn
from a point 1904 feet north of William street
An ordinance to provide for the grading.
: pTifHf iRp VENUE.
from Third street to Fifth street,
An ordinance to provide for the widening OF
CARLISLE PLACE. :
from Broad street to the bridge over the Passaic
River.
President Of the Board Of Street and Water
WIN. e.. GREATHEAD,
myi4-5t Clerk of the Board.
UBLIc NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing proposed ordinance passed q second
reading and was ordered e q third s9d final
and Water Commissioners held May 18th, 1903:
An 0rdinanss & P5SS!Se s TfF Eas vacation" q
nue. and the westerly line Of Pennsylvania
avenue.
President q the Board Of Street and water
VIM e. eREATHEAp.
myl4-5t Clerk of<he Board.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing proposed ordinance passed a second
reading at q meeting Of the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners held May 18th, 1909;
An ordinance to provide for the vacation of
CHAMBERS STREET, F
from Market street to Passaic. avenue.
A. Il. EGGERS.
President Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioner
WM. J., G~REATffttAn
mytl-5t ciclk. Of the E,oard.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

AT U~tica-utica. 2; Albany. 9.
At Syracuse-Syracuse Il Troy, 2 eight
cen 5nnings).
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TOTALS -. "a IL zll1t N
Runs-volker 3, Hayes 2, p. Arnheiter,
Kuhn Cavanaugh 2, Taylor, Maniel. H.
Arnhoiter. Corliss.
Errors-P. Arnheiter. Yendra.
ST. Benedicts. 49,. / 1 IL III Kill
Broad A. C..e,.... o 0 2 0 0 o 0 o o. q
Z Twe-base hits--P. Arnheiter, Kuhn, Vol
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
COURT HOUSE,

M 49, NEWARK, N. j. ttr m4t t t.
Sealed proposals Will be received by tile
Committee on Roads and Assessments nf the
Board Of Chosen Freeholders OF Essex County
FOR furnishing and. eripkline about sixty niles
OF county roads with road oil. for tie preser-
walton Of the roads and prevention of the dust,
ment sprinkied separately for phe four follow
j, East of First Mountain, north Of and in
GLIDING Mt. Pleasant and Park avenues.
East Of the First Mountain. south of Mt:
Pleasant and Park avenues.
;. West of the First Mountain. north OF and
including Mt. Pleasant avenue.
4 West Of the First Mountain, south OF MI.
A map Of the different roads and freight
stations may be seen at the Engineers ONCE,
No material wifi be considered which does
not have permanent binding qualities and shall
as to render he roads dustless for the season
Of 1909 with one application and an analysis
The s%eleeti,n Of the roads for The different
district. and ali roads are to be sprinklea
within forty days of the signing Of the contract.
M olsas 70 M q s sgth' It ssS e > the me-. s a the ssom %
Of the commitFe, No, sl2 Court House, Newark
n N I & a. snd i, 81 g Other n ,ns time o,,,. GT pl ls,ss a., ana n ssos
OF the bidder and the york he proposes to 90
Each bid TO ba accompanied by a certified
81. 900 to insure the execution OF the contract.
The committee reserve the right TO reject
Chairman. /,
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT.
CITY HALL
Newark, N. j.. May 10, 1900
Sealed proposals will be received at these
headquarters during the period between ana
4:36 o'clock in the afternoon Of Wednesday,
May 49,. 1909, and Will be opened Immediately
after the expir alton Of the time hxed for re-
ceiying the proposals aforesaid. for the follow
ing goods. 10 wit TALL prices TO be metz;
Five thousand seven hundred fhirty-two feet
T5.7s2s r. lo-conductor underground. l~ead-ccv.
cred cable, and nine thousand three hundred
ground, lead-coyered cable. :
The Board Of Fire ComInissioners reserves the
strictly conform 70. specifications to be seen on
file at these Headquarters. and 1t further re-
serves the right to reject any Or all proposals
so received a. may be deemed for the best
compliance with or In conformity with the
specifications on file VIII not be considered
BY order OF the Board Of Fire commissioners,
THos- +. BURKE.
F W. Sullivan.
Secretary myls-5t
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received BY The
on Hospital for Contagious Dis
eases OF Essex County. at the Committee room
OF the Board Of Chosen Freeholderss room 2n'
court House, Friday, June 4. 1909. at 2 p: M,
ior me furnishing Of a Hospital Automobile
AMBULANCE similar in design to that now IN
use BY. the Beard Of Health of'the CITY OF New
ark: Specifications can be seen at the County
AUDITORS office, room 205, Court House. Ambu-
lance must be delivered within two months
arter award OF contract The ommitt re-
their judgment 1t Wilf he to the interest OF the
county. certlied check Of $ per cent must ac-
~ ,ass GEORGE J. ALTlHES-
hsyir49.-< Chairman
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st. Benedict's Took the Measure
of the Broad
A. G.
CITY LEAGUE RECORD.
Y~csterday,s Result

Tigers, 5, IroDsldes, ?.
st. Benedicts, Il; Broad a.. c., 2.
Nationals, g.: Vailsburg, 2.
Newark A. A.. Z, Bay Views, 8
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sEMI-pRo AND AMATEUR GAMES YESTERDAY.
BROAD 4. c

Totals ......,li II Ct Totals ......ssle s
Lleeellyn f. 3. G. OIL 90 0 ? 4.
Arlington a. A.. 20 0 > 0 0 l . a.
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+ RosEvIELE A. C.

ARMORY A. Q. RoSEVIELE A. G
r.h.e. Eh.e.
Y. HERNIA n.3b 2tCrairie: lf,.,.. ~
Wilson, III. 3 4 VFoutillier. H.. o | o
Miller. 2b...... 4 . 6lscanlon. 2b.,...1 / 4
q. Hearon. RI. 8 Nshortman. rf.,pe ? z
r.. Hearon. SIS. 3 O 0lPvrnes, $751; Of
3. Herrmann. c ? 0lITlricb. 3b..~.. o q
Kinney. d. 8 olConnelly. lf....1 ! o
Bernauer, ell , 0Healy. c........ 0 Q o
Mayer. p.......0 l oIGreenwald. p,rf 2 o
Totals .......2O IS 81 Totals ........ 10 3
Armory A. C...... I 6 8 o 3 0 0 0-2i
Roseville A. c.. 0 0 0 o 0 o 0 o.
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On Licoricc oval.
Totals ..... ) 3 l


willow A. Co.. o 0 0 3 j I A12
Rose of Lima. l 0 l Q 60.
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northern senior League.

Monday-Elliott Street VS., Burnet Street,
South Eighth Street VS.. North Seventh
Street, Franklin VS.. Central Avenue. Thir-
tcenth Avenue VS.. Newton Street.
Thursday-Elliott Street VS.. franklin,
South Eighth Street VS.. Burnett Street,
Thirteenth . Avenue VS.. Central Avenue,
Summer Avenue VS., Newton Street.
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ON Newark r. c. Grounds,

~
On Essex OVAL;
Essex a c.. 90 o o 0 0 90 3 5
Newark T. c , | I > 0 0 o 2 IS 10 |
On Reserves Grounds
Sominers Reserves mn, o O @ 2 0 g. / Sill
Journal a. C..-....... i o. o 2 o } 2-l0
Batteries-Sommers. Crane and PARENT;
Journal. Donack and Rosenblot.
On ~Trowbridge Oval;
dickinson -....,..,o 2 220o o o-e
Arctic .......... o / o 1 0 o 0 Ii
On Third City Fairgrounds:
OWL Z. II. 0 0 / . . / 0 0 o. ) 0
Batteries-AcsdemN a. c.. C3rlin and
Fisher. Owl, Fl. G Moss and MeCroy.
ON Wenzcl's Oval;
Hawthorne ........S 0 0 re- o 0 o. 6 s
Newark Centres, 3 0 0 0 o o 0 90 10 3 3
Batteries-ciark and jorolemon; saucey
and Merssinger.
Al RoscIlei
R.HE.
Newark Centres, ,....1 90 0 OF 10 2
Rosoilt ......,... "a 200 10 KS 10 4
Batteries Heddens Meis and J%orclemon.
Farrell lind Drake.
On Hillside Grounds:
Hillside a. C,..-., ! IL Q 0 0 ; | l--6
1eravy Blues ......1 l / 0 1 ~