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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

n OWLERS who are DESTROYS of en-
tering the STAR headpin tourna-
ment should remember that the
competition viii begin on the ~Iroquois
alleys tomorrow night and that. as the
lists will necessarily be CLOSED soon,
they should send in their names inn
mediately.
The tournament is attracting the at
tention Of pin-knights from far and
near, and there will be much variety
in the entry list. The various leagues
are well represented. social and secret
orders all have their teams IN. and
teams made up of bowlers connected
with manufacturing, commercial and
banking enterprises have signified their
intention of competing. The distinction
of finishing well up in such a tourna-
ment will be well worth striving for.
Then. too. the prizes are valuable.
Billy Huttcnbach intends to make a
gala night of it when the teams begin
their bowling. He has put the alleys
in III best possible shape. and the pin
knights will find that they will get
just exactly what they hit the wood
for.
In order that the teams which ara
scleQuieu 10 DoNi lOutOhloN hi6hl may
know that they are to be called on,
the schedule is printed again:
Crown Bowling Club, of vaflsburE.
Tuesday Afternoon owing Club
from the tax Office
Monroe Council team, Jr. o. U. A. NJ.
Seth Boyden Council team, Royal
Arcnnum, of Belleviffe.
Postofhce Bowling Club.
Insurance Big Five.
Night Owls, of Elizabeth.
Summit, of h Lnckawunna League
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Won at the Courthouse.

You Mt the Courthouse.
Ask Dick Blomecke
what happened his
watch.
Love Notes.
Dear Mr.. Answell-You
will favor a good many
of the STAR readers by
putting the following in
the Booster: I'VE all
wonder how Hugo H.
likes his trip to Vaiisburg
three times a week these
cold nights, just to see
the one that has his
heart abeating rapidly"
Dear Mr.. Answell-At
last. At last. Our cele-
brated boxer, young Per-
lie, was seen going with
his flame"
WATCHERS.
Try II,
If you want to be the
cynosure of all eyes
Just drop a plate In a
crowded restaurant.
We Weren't.
Newark was pretty we'll
lit up on Saturday night.
but we weren't.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
DARBERRy VS.. wEIsGERBER.

Fred Parberry. Of the Celluloid Club.
and Al Weisgerber, one of the scratch
men, will meet tonight in the Tuxedo
handicap billiard tourney. Parberry is
playing much better than he did early
in the tourney, since he became familiar
with the table. and as Weisgerber is
always ON his game. a good match
should result. In asst nights match
William Koch continued his winning
streak by defeating Davids in a loosely
played game. The score was 200 to 172.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
BENfER ACCEPTS.

George c. Benfer has accepted the
challenge Of Frank Keilar, of Brooklyn,
to run a ten-mile championship pro-
fessional race to be held at Olympic
Park Sunday, December II. The ace
will be for the championship of Newark
and Brooklyn, beside a side bet. Kellar
claims to be the best long-distance run
ner of Brooklyn having competed in a
number of six-day and Marathon races.
and Benfer claims the same In New
ark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
NJ GETS DECISION.

BOSTON, Dec. Al belmont, Of
Boston. defeated BIZ Mackay, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, in the last round of a
12-round bout at the National Athletic
Club last night. For eleven rounds the
fight was hard. and close, but in the
twelfth belmont sent Mackay to the
floor and got the decision.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
DUGAN SIGNS TO RIDE
FOR ELMON STABLE

NEW YORK, Dec. Hockey Eddie
Dugan, the leading winning Jockey on
the metropolitan tracks during the past
season, has been engaged to ride the
horses of August Belmont next year.
Dugan's retaining fee Is $4,000. Second
call on the Jockeys services has been
obtained by Samuel Hildreth.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
EVEN FIGHTING.

GLENS FALLS, n. Y, Dec. Fired
Wright, of Glens Falls, formerly of
Berlin, N. H., and Arthur Cote, Of
Biddeford, Me, fought a whirlwind
1O-round draw here last night. Until
the eighth round Wright had 1t all his
way. but during the last three rounds
Cote rallied strongly.
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TONY ROSS AN EASY
VICTOR OVER EDWARDS.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Dec. TONY
Ross beat Billy Edwards in six fast
rounds before the Bedford Club here.
Ross could have finished Edwards be-
fore the sixth round had he not laid
back during the first four sessions. AS
it was he had Edwards in distress at
the finish.
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HART RESTING EASILY.

CHICAGO. Dec. flames A. Hart,
former president. of the Chicago Ma
tional League team, was reported as
resting comfortably at the German
Hospital last night following an opera
ton for appendicitis Saturday.
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PARKER AND HENRY DRAW.

TROY, N. Y, Dec. ANDY" Par
ker. of. New York, and kid" Henry,
OF Troy. boxed ten fast rounds to a
draw at the Grogan Athletic Club,
Waterviiet, across the river from here,
last night. The fight was remarkably
even and CAV general satisfactioT'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
/, hi. snortins Editor OF the STAR:

To the Sporting Editor Of the Star:
In what year was it that Jimmy
Jones left Newark? Kindly answer as
O as possible in order to decide a
wa ser. f. III. Y.
.JonesAdnished the season of 1907 with
local club. He went to Montreal at
the beginning Of the Stallings regime
In 190S.-Ed. !
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HURLEY TO MEET SMITH.

Battling Hurley. the Battling Nelson
Of Passaic, has been matched III with
Cy Smith for a ten-round battle to
take place at Schenectady a week from
tonight. The Two are willing mixers,
and the bout will be a treat to the up
Staters.
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were ObIiging.

The sporting editor of
the Morning Star turned
this over to me to ask
Mr:.Lehman kindly to let
him know what the
writer is talking about.
Here 1t is:
Sporting Editor of the
Morning Star:
Dear Sir-I wish to
contradict the article
that you had in the
Morning Star on the 8 Of
November as near as
can remember. There IL
no truth in it. The boaro
of governors would not
stand for 1t.
Yours respectfully,
c.. b. Lehman, sec'y.,
SAL CORTLAND st.
Belleville.
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MORE HORSES FOR BELMONT.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. August
Belmont yesterday bought Retained H.,
Pocketpiece and Dissembler, all daugh-
tiers of Hanover, from Henry NJ. Zieg-
Ter. The mares went to nursery stud.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
PASSAIC BOWLERS LOOM
BIG In ATHLETIC LEAGUE
Weingarth Beats Noack on SUI
perba Alleys-0ther
Bowling News.
BY BERT DODGE.

atblttiC 1Cd6dS Law ldSl SC01OAJ
are apparently going to finish
several moves above that berth this
year. They knocked the pins in fine
style asst night and took three games
from the Columbian Club quintet. of
East Orange. The bowling was lone in
Passaic. The feature was the mark of
1901 which went to the credit of the
winners in the last game. The in.
dividual feature was Lefferts's nice
mark of 241. Brunt was there with two
double-century counts, and Giles did
the same trick for the visitors. Zeig-
Ter turned in 223 for Passaic.
Summit is leading In average
in the Lackawanna League with Ss3.14.
II also has 1902 for high score and Is
third in the team standing.
Van Ness. of the Roseville cam. aver
aged 2oa.1 for his two games in the New
Jersey national tourney on the Tuxedo
alleys last night. This gives him a total
average for eight games of 200 fiat. just
three pins behind Jake Ohler, of the
Elks, who is leading, with 203.3.
The Mineralites will try tonight to
| get out of last place in the New Jersey
national tourney on the Tuxedo drives,
when they meet the Watching team. of
Plainfield. and the Colonials, Of this
city. Smiling John McGrevey. captain
of the Mineralites, says his team car
hold a record. even if 1t is that of hav-
ing lost six straight games.
A hot series is promised in the Subur-
ban League tonight, when the National
Turner's meet the Bay View Wheelmen
on the latter's alleys.
The season of the Holy Name Bowl
ing League. newly organized, will be
formally launched tonight, when the
st. Joseph team rolls at st. Columba's
and the st. Augustine team visits the
st. Rose of Lima team.
The Superba alleys. in Brooklyn. were
the scene OF an exciting match rolled
between Billy weingarth and Billy
Noack last night, the match going
eleven games before "Weiny'' finally
won out. "weiny'' touched 246 and 2s2,
while Noack's highest scores were 25e
ara 100. LIE fudttH was a 0scdlcI NOV
York and Intercity affair.
The Union quintet tailed s44 twice
last night and won two games in the
Dixon tournament. The Equitables
won from the Ramblers in the odd
game.
After winning two games from the
8. Ms last night in the Empire tour
lament, the Has-Beens were twice de-
feated by the Empire BIS. The S. M
trio in turn won two games from the
Empire B team. making it an even
break all around.
BY winning two out of three games
from the Newark Elks last night in a
Suburban League match rolled on the
South Orange Clubs alleys, the home
team maintained its position in the
race.
The odd game in a Newark League
match contested on the Roseville quin-
tets alleys between the Rosevilles and
the Kruegers was won by the home
team.
Members of the Roseville team were
in good form last night, winning two
games and tallying 1909 in n of the
games. The Orange quintet chalSed UP
a 1.012 score against the Dam team, but
only managed to get an even break.
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ATTELL HAD TO WORK.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec. Abe At
tell, champion featherweight fighter OF
the world. was forced to extend him.
self to the limit to secure a decision
over Charlie White. of Chicago. in an
eight-round contest before the Phoenix
Athletic Club here last night. The de-
cision was unpopular.
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Until Friday Night-Other
Basketball News of In
terest to Fans.
BY SURE SHOT.

- ECAuSE it was inconvenient for
III two of the managers interesteu
in the projected county basket
ball league to attend h meeting that
was scheduled to have been held at the
Institute Hall last night, those present
decided to postpone consideration OF the
matter until Friday night. If any
definite arrangements are made at the
next meeting it is probable that the
game TO be contested at Kemper's Hal
Sunday afternoon between the Iron
sides and the Dominican Wanderers
will be declared a league contest. IL
was remarked by several that Ihomas
Knowles, manager of the Institute $
ketball team, would be a good man 10
occupy the presidency of the proposed
league. Mr.. Knowles has always been
a credit to any sport in which he has
participated and stands for clean sport
in everything.
The Passaic High School quintet VIII
play the first game of the season on
Wednesday afternoon. with the Bay
n n High School team as the attrac-
ton. The game will be played on the
Passaic Y. NJ. C. A. court.
The basketball squad of Newark High
has been strengthened by the addition
of several of the members of the foot
hall cam. which as disbanded for the
season. The team practised this after
noon at the local Y. Nj. c. A. court.
The A. A. five, of kearny.
will have as their opponents the Jeffer-
son A. A. quintet at Quincy Hall on
saturday night. The teams are about
evenly matched. and the game should
be a good one. Dancing before and
after the game.
In a First Regiment Basketball
League game played last night at the
armory Company e won from Company
G by a score of II to IS.
The P. B. A. five. of Arlington, lost
to the Colonial five. of this city, in a
close and exciting contest played at
Arlington last night. The score was
% TO q.
The Lawrence A. c., of Clark House,
which made one of the finest records
for a travelling team last season, is
again in the field with a stronger team
thar ever. d. Walker. l. Walker (cap-
tain>. Sattie and Raphael. of last years
team; Kaplan. of c. c. n. Y; Brown
and Altman, OF the Clark House, are
members Of the team. The manager
would like to hear from the following
teams: National Turn verein. Domini-
can A. A., Xavier Catholic Club and
Bay View Wheelmen. Of Newark. N.
Deutsch. manager. 2ss Stanton street,
Manhattan
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FAILS.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Dec. 7.-zbyszco failed
to throw George Turner, Of kellogg.
Ia, twice last night in forty-fve min
utes. He got the W falls in fifty
minutes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07
o'LEARY SIGNS.

DETROIT. Mich, Dec. 7.-Charles
o'Leary, utility player with the De-
troit American League Baseball Club,
today signed a contract fpr next year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

Max Rummell, who captains the cald-
well team. Is very sick just now. Rum
nell is Caldwelrs greatest bowling en-
thusiast.
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He'll Move Later On.

F. A.-The Warren
street undertaken has not
moved! He won't leave
that back room until the
baseball season opens
Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

Diamond Lew Bailey,
of Philadelphia, has moth
ing on Diamond Harry
Nadin, of Newark. Com
ing down Plane street on
a dark night Harry looks
like the Statue of Liberty
in a fog.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

up things Sc as to force Bat Nelson to
meet his boy, Ad Wolgast. Jones says
that Ad was not even extended when
he trimmed Powell, and that he will
beat Nelson as sure as they meet.
Mike Glover. the Boston lightweight.
has been matched to fight Dodo Maher,
of New Haven, ten rounds at Walden.
n. Y, ON Monday night.
Jack Dougherty has taken another
promising fighter under his wing. He is
Jack Greedy, a Brooklyn featherweight
with a good record. Greedy will box
Young Terry six rounds in the semi
final bout at Walden. n. Y, on Decem-
Der 10.
Jimmy Dime has promised to stage
the Goldman-Coulon bout at the Du-
quesne Gardens. Pittsburg, if Coulon's
father will come to terms for a match.
Goldman has posted a forfeit and is
ready to accept the terms offered.
Ben Douglas has been promised the
winner of the Koehler-Bert Wing fight.
which takes place at Conton, O., on De-
cember Is.
Knockout Brown met with another
setback last night at the Olympic Club.
where he met Pal Moore in a ten
round bout. Like all the clever men
Brown has met. Moore had an easy
time getting away from the wild swings
and awkward rushes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

Jim Jeffries, like anotner iaHlous
character, is going around seeking
whom he may devour because the
statement is made that the big ight
- fixed for moving picture purposes.
~ ~ Snay be or not. but the fact re-
mains that while he processes to want
nothing to do with the NEGRO he has
no objection to Joining his name with
that of the black man In the Jeftries-
Johnson Moving Picture Company.
That's different, though.
big Tim Sullivan has been chosen
stakeholder for the big fight, and last
night $40, GEO. was turned over to him
by all concerned.
At the end of the first t~wenty-four
hours of riding in the six-day race
going on in the Garden, the men were
aheed of the record made last year or
the same track. The men are in excel
lent condition, all things considered, n
It looks as If The record will be hung
up.
President Charles Murphy might just
as we'll cling to John Hart and be ODD
as well as original, for it looks o as
if John Heydlsr viii succeed himself
as President of the National League
%
Matty Garrigan. the former basket
ball star, has organized a basketball
team to play every Saturday night in
the Orange armory Garrigan has
gathered what should prove one of the
best teams in the State. Knochels n
Bell will be the forwards; Dougherty,
centre; Pagan and Donald Will be the
guards and Garrigan will be the sub
stitute. The All-New Yorks viii be the
first attraction Saturday night.
%
To the Sporting Editor of the Star;
What was Josh DeVore's batting
average with the Giants during the
past season? NEWARh.
The official averages Of National
League players for 1909 has not yet
been announced. The unofficial aver
sges credit Devore with the following
record: = s.
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A Reminder.
Harry shines.

Did you take out the
ashes this. morning?
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Wen Help.

A lot of free lunch
ers' have been complain
ing lately that somebody
is tampering with the
'eatings" in downtown
cafes. A Booster re-
porter is out on the
story. If there's ans
truth in it, we'll expose
the, game.
Bennie's Generosity.
Bonnie Renshaw says
that he dearly loves to
pay all of the expenses
when he is with his
friends. Ben is generous
to say the least.
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~ He weighing of the dogs tail IS
stopping. Now the story goes
the rounds that the crowd
represented by Horace Fogel, of the
Philadelphia Nationals, has but an OPP
tiof on the club and that il the club
haY a good year in 1910, the syndicate
mad purchase the club. Frank S.
Elliott, a former baseball owner. IS
said to be Interested in the combina-
ton. He is a broken-down real estate
man. Who is said to be taking a chance,
1t still appears, however, that Charley
Murphy had a finger in the pie n
that the option scheme was too good
10 be allowed to pass when it afforded
him an opportunity of defeating Heyd-
Ter.
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Now the story gains credence that it
is the plan of the anti-Heydlerites to
propose, IN the event of a deadlock
over The National League presidency,
that the affairs of the organization be
run by an executive committee, as was
the case in 1902, when Edward Talcott
and ". G. Temple refused the honor.
This is a confession of weakness on
the part of the carbohydrates.
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Summit is leading in team average
in the Lackawanna League with ss3.14.
II also a 1902 for high score and is
third in the team standing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

The STAR head-pin tourney, during
the course of which last year the
worlds record was p,ade, will start on
the %Iroquoi9 alleys tomorrow night. IL
the record, $40, held by the Rosevilles,
is not broken again this year. Judging
from the class of the entries, 1t VIII be
a surprise. The number of entrants
this year surpasses all expectations.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

Secretary MeRoy, of the American
League, has announced that through
an error Ty Cobb was credited in the
averages with seven circuit drives,
whereas he had made nine. This state
ment makes Ty the home-run leader oil
1905.
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Van Ness. of the Roseville team. aver
aged 2oa.1 for his two games in the New
Jersey national tourney; on the Tuxedo
alleys last night. This gives him a total
average for eight games Of 2o3 fiat. just
three pins behind Jake Ohler, of the
Elks, who is leading, with 203.3.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

The Superba alleys. in Brooklyn. were
the scene OF an exciting match rolled
between Billy Weingarth and Billy
Noack last night, the match going
eleven games before "Weiny'' finally
won out. "Weiny'' touched 246 and 2s2,
while Noack's highest scores were 25e
and 233. The match was a Greater New
York and Intercity affair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

The season of the Holy Name Bowl
ing League. newly organized, will be
formally launched tonight, when the
st. Joseph team rolls at st. Columba's
and the st. Augustine team visits the
ST. Rose of Lima team.
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The Passaic High School quintet VIII
plav the first game of the season on
Wednesday afternoon. with the Bay
onne High School team as the attrac-
ton. The game will he played on the
Passaic Y. NJ. C. A. court.
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A hot series is promised in the Subur-
ban League tonight, when the National
Turner's meet the Bay View Wheelmen
on the latter's alleys.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1909-12-07

The Union quintet tailed s44 twice
last night and won two games in the
Dixon tournament. The Equitable5
won from the Ramblers in the odd
game.
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FOURTEEN teams of bicycle riders
whirled steadily lap after lap
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OPENING OF The STARS
JOURNEY TOMORROW
Eight Clubs Will Start Balls
a-RoIIing on Tuxedo
Alleys.

OWLERS who are DESTROYS of en-
tering the STAR headpin tourna-
ment should remember that the
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After winning two games from the
8. Ms last night in the Empire tour
nament. the Has-Beens were twice de-
feated by the Empire BIS. The S. M.
trio in turn won two games from the
Empire B team. making it an even
break all around.
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TRANSPORT SERVICE.

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