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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-07
HOT FROM GRID|RON

DRINCEToN's object now is 10 so
through the season with a score
less record by defeating Yale next
Saturday by the whitewash method.
Ii Vanderbilt and Brown could blank
the Blue it certainly looks promising
for the Tigers to accomplish their enc.
Then again there may be a repetition
OF thai Pierce accident as Cambridge
on Saturday, when Pierce, h SUD-
stituted as a back in the final quarter,
made a costly bu~tter-fngered tumble
and Cornell carried the ball over for a
touchdown, spelling Harvard's inn
maculate record. Stinson was the hero
for Cornell. He picked up the pigskin
when Pierce fumbled and ran thirty
five yards. He was forced out CT
bounds by one of his own men, but the
triumphant Comedians showed the ball
over on the second attempt. Harvard
scored with comparative ease and out
classed the Ithacans in all departments
by a score of 27 to 5.
Brace up is the slogan at Yale, and
brace up the Blue must or Princeton
will make her long-yearned-for revenge
a landslide.
PENIS victory by so large a margin
at the expense of Lafayette was en-
tirely unexpected. The Red and Blue
shows great improvement.
Michigan and Pennsylvania meet on
the gridiron at Franklin Field, Phila-
deIphia next Saturday. Michigan has
not been beaten but has been held to
tie games in two of her four contests.
Michigan beat Syracuse II to 0, and
Yale scored one more point in turning
the same trick, so it appears that
Michigan is not represented by a cham
pionship team by any means.
The Princeton Tigers leave today for
Delaware Water Gap, where Orange
and Black warriors will train for the
Yale game. The team took the usual
Sunday afternoon jaunt yesterday.
Princeton's showing against Holy
Cross on Saturday may have been much
better had the field not been so wet
and slippery.
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Best Sporting
Page in n. ].
Teams Rolling on Opening Night
Have Good Chance at High
Score Prize.
BY BERT DODGE.

-HEY'RE simply raving up at the
Iroo1ois Academy over the nne
ioh that was done in getting TIE
tournament alleys in shape for the
start Of the big STAR headpin com
petition which opens Monday night.
Rillv Huttenhach's workman set nm
self to the task of doing the pesI 'oa
of his career. and he made good
There will surely be no KICK coming
when the teams in the STAR neaopli
tournament begin to shoot II loons
now as if big scores were sure 10 &c
recorded the opening night anu
throughout the season, too
Interest continues to be general IN
the coming competition. Members Oh
the independent Social Club and the j,
p Mcnamara Association have entered
two teams apiece, made up as follows
Independent A., Joe Reilly, j. Mchehnd'
T Reilly. ]. Stanton and F. Stauch'
Independent B, C. Fisher, G. Martin,
r Renaud, ]. Shambo and L.
Mcnamara A. A. Smith, F. Meise, j..
Craig. ]. Ford and A. Mesle; NC
Namara B, r. Milliws, e. Branshela'
s. Eckert. F. Travers and T. McGoF-
ern.
Some of the other teams that got IN
line recently are the Strollers, the BIN
kens, of Arlington, with James Ness
ir.. one of the high rollers of last sea-
son. as captain, and the General Elee-
tries, of Arlington.
ARRANGEMENTS are rapidly being maze
bv various organizations for special
nights in the STAR headpin bowling
tournament. The Watsessing f1elo
Club. which had a big night last Sea
son. has arranged for a special wat
sessing night this season. The AFFAIR
will probably be decided anuar 50.
Charley Mack is in charge, and lie
promises to have ten or more teams
down.
Frank E~ichenlaub, jr, who runs al
leys at Avo avenue and Elghteeh
street. wants December % for "Eichen-
laub night" He will also have ten or
more teams on the job. The National
Turner'S are said to be quietly arrang-
ing for a special night that will simply
storm the %Iroquois alleys.
ments are not complete rs yet.
For the benefit of those who may not
be informed as to the conditions of the
STAR headpin bowling tournament II
may be we'll to repeat that this affair
will be opened Monday night, Novem-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-07
BLACK CATS BY THE SCORE.

WOODBURY., Nov. THE fact that
some one has unloaded about two
score of black cats in this city in two
instruments of a couple of weeks in
~tervention, has riled w. T. Cozens, an
agent of the S. P. c. A., and he has
given notice that the city now has all
the cats wanted for some time to come;
that If he finds any more and who the
party is. he will give the full force of
law to them, If possible.
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SOCIAL CLUB TO MEET.

The William Allen Association, or
ganized for social purposes only, will
have it's first meeting in it's headquar-
tiers at Central avenue and Summit
street tonight when there will be a
first-class housewarming. Its officers
are: President, Harry Cox; v~ice-presi-
dent, Joseph Sullivan; financial score
tary, Louis Knoth; recording secre-
tary, Samuel Morrow; treasurer, VIII
lam Allen; sergeant-at-arms, Daniel
Mulligan.
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GERMAN
HIGH ON THE ROCKS

DOVER, Eng, Nov. THE German
steamship Preussen, which went
ashore yesterday at South Foreland,
after a collision in the channel with
the steamer Brighton, lies in a dan
gerous position on the rocks today.
Several tugs are standing by, but
are unable to approach the Preussen
with lifeboats. Efforts during the
night to take off the crew were unsuc-
cessful. :
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JERSEYS, TOWARDS
& BULLOUCHS and
The HIBS STILL 'IN''
A. F. A. Draws for Second
Round Lone Chosen
Vice=President.
T HREE games were decided in the

IL HREE games were decided in the
American cup tie competition
yesterday and Saturday. The
Jersey A. c. gained the second round
of the series by defeating the Critch-
leys yesterday 8 goals to 0.
The Howard g. Bulloughs at Paw
tucket on Saturday defeated the Ar
cadia Thistles to the tune of 5 goals
to 0, while on the same day the Phila-
delphia Hioernians downed the Pater-
son Rangers 2 goals to .. Fol the
second time in a week the Brooklyn
A. F. c. and Birminghams played a
drawn game. They will again try to
decide their game next week.
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ua.oh,,re Mace. He takes

Hamburg place. He taxes
her to the moving pic
lures every night he has
the price, and all of the
boys in the club are
Jealous of him, especial
ly c. Kellar, who thinks
he is a prince.
1t was Not Fragile.
William Burns, better
known as whit who
is a candidate for con-
stable in the Twelfth
ward, certainly shined at
the fair in ST. Aloysius
Hall last week. He GER
tainly was a heavy
spender. 1t took the girls
all night to make him
break that 81 bill he had.
w. POVEY.
Queries.
Dear Imp-Please de-
eide the following, as 1t
is causing much loss of
sleep down below the
railroad: The frequent
trips of Mr.. Mike DAILY
to. Dover, N. j., has
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BOXING TALK FROM
- THE EAST, WEST,
NORTH AND SOUTH.
EDITED by
~. e.
NSWEL
A Fish story.

Thomas Doyle, of En-
CINE Company No. l., of
Orange, is quite a fisher
man. On his last day off
he visited Swinefield
Bridge to spend a few
hours of the day fishing.
He claims he caught
Aforty-two weakfish. If he
did he holds the record
as to throwing the mush.
Doyle has a close second
in Chick Schaub, Of the
same company, as he IS
also a fisherman. He
claims he caught a AZ
pound carp with a pin
and a small line. l will
leave it for someone else
to solve, for l can tell
you l am done. They are
two real fishermen.
TRUE LOVE-.
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BOWLING TONIGHT.


Suburban League-Bay View at
South orange, Kruger at West
End.
New Jersey National Tourney
Nabob, Kruger, Eureka, on
Tuxedo alleys.
LeGIise TOurney-East End,
Mercury, Tuxedo, on LeGlise's
alleys.
Dixon TOurney-Union, Park
view. National, on Dixon's alleys.
Dam Tourney-Dam Club, Fair
mount A, Paramount B, on Jake
Dams alleys.
Empire TOurney-Empire, Var
sity, Northern, on Empire alleys.
Newark Church League-South
Park VS.. Paramount, Bethany VS..
Central M. e., on Clifton alleys.
Court South End, F~Oresters'
Tourney-Team A VS.. Team d, on
Birkenhauer & Berger's alleys.
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NEARLY zoo TEAMS
EXPECTED TO BOWL
in A. B. c. TOURNEY,
ST. LOUIS, Nov.

T HE st. Louis Bowling Association
yesterday elected a new set OF
officials, who will have direct
charge of the American Bowling Con-
gress tournament here January 21-27.
The officers are c.. M. Barker, presi-
dent; Martin Kern, treasurer, and D. j.
Sweeney, secretary.
1t was announced that 175 bowling
clubs throughout the country will be
represented at the tournament, and in
view of this fact the committee was
increased from sixteen to forty mem
bers.
The proposed amendment to the on
stitution of the American bowling con-
gress providing for individual member
ship, instead of ell membership, will
be drafted by a committee of the local
association selected yesterday. 1t will
then be approved and submitted to the
national body.
TRY STAR CLASSIFIED ADS.
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Jersey. Heat CritchIey..

The Jersey A. C. defeated the Critch-
leys, of Brooklyn, in an American cup
tie game at the Jersey City baseball
ground in Jersey City yesterday aft
ernoon by a score of 8 goals to 0. The
same teams met at Brooklyn last week
and the contest resulted in a draw.
The Jersey boys showed superiority
en- their w stamping ground, how
ever, yesterday. and won rather easily.
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Cardinal Five TO Be Locals OPP
pOnents-IrOnsides Beaten 8
by the Troy Five.
BY SURE SHOT.
THE Xaviers will play the Carolina
- No., Var1y at Ca Gin

THE Xaviers will play the Cardinal
A. c., of New York, at Casino
Hall, High and William streets,
tonight. The Xaviers have Yet to
taste defeat, and will try to make
their record stand by %trouncing the
Metropolitan combination. The Car
dinals, however, are a stiff bunch, and
the locals will have to go the limit in
order to win. The game will be called
promptly at 8 o'clock. The teams will
lineup as follows:
Xavier C. C. Cardinal A. c..
Ranch, Litz........Ampol, Dress, Elber
Forwards.
Curley LeVe
Centre.
j. COnlon, Harter. Freeman
Garrigal Silbert
Guards.
The Ironside basketball quintet lost
it's first game of the season to the Troy
Five Of Hudson county at Kemper's
Hall yesterday afternoon by the score
Of 80 to 80. 1t was one of the most ex-
citing games witnessed in these parts
this season.
The first half ended Is to 16. Both
teams played ni~p-and-tuck throughout
the greater part of the game, the Hud-
son county quintet showing to little
advantage at times.
The playing of Knochel, Curley and
Bruggy for the ~"Ironers" and the ex-
cellent work on the part of Jay Doyle
for the Troys featured the game. In
the preliminary contest the Ironside
Featherweights took the measure of
the Palace Five of Orange to the tune
of 3S to II.
The locals will meet the Troys in a
return game at Hoboker on. November
%. The lineup:
Ironside A. C. Troy Five.
Conlon, Doyle
Ranch Corrigan
Forwards.
Knochel Doyle
Centre.
Curley, Bruggy.............E Evans, Shea
Guards.
The Niagara Five, by defeating the
Central Five, of Elizabeth, at Wieden-
mayors Casino Hall, yesterday after
noon, won it's seventh straight game by
a score of 10 to 10. The local quintet
was forced to go the limit at all times,
the Betsytown combination playing
fast throughout. The score of the first
half ended Z to 5 in favor of the Mag
aras. Wilson excelled for the visitors,
while Keegan played best for the locals.
In a loosely-played game at Wieden-
mayors Casino Hall last night the
Somner basketball team, of the First
City Playground, lost to the Sullivan
Five by the score of 40 to II.
Manager Barrett's Bayley Lyceum
crack basketball team will have the
Hillside Five, of Belleville, as his
teams opponents at Bayley Hall,
Wednesday evening. The Suburban
Five is composed of several members of
the Belleville Catholic Club team, and
they should no doubt give the Bayleys
a good game. There will be a prelimi-
nary game on the card, also. The big
contest will be called at 9:15 o'clock.
The game at National Turn Verein
hall this week will be played tomorrow
election night, instead of Wednesday
as usual. The team to meet the crack
Turner aggregation will be the Parson
Five, of Christ Church, New York,
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LOCAL FOOTBALL

At Branch Brook Park Saturday the
Franklin A. A. defeated the Apache A.
c. by a score of II to 0. The game
was fast and well-playeG, as both
teams resorted to new style football
and trick plays. The Franklins made
one forward pass, Kiefor to Conlon,
which netted a gain of 80 yards. The
first touchdown was made when Wins
ton fumbled a punt, and Judge, re-
covering it, carried the ball over the
line. The second touchdown was made
when Kastner, who played a star game,
went through the line for thirty yards
over the line.
Birch and Conlon also played a good
game, while the Franklin team in gen.
eral played a brilliant game. Winston,
Johnson and Benedict starred for the
Apaches. The lineup:
Apaches. Franklins.
DuSlef Oily
Left end.
Welde GOODWIN
Left tackle.
Selkel BALDWIN
Left guard.
Beegan bdHkS
Centre.
smith Rose
Right guard.
Virtue Judge
Right tackle.
Johnson Burnet
Right end.
Gooderow klefer
Winston Blrch
Left halfback.
Benedict Kastner
Right halfback.
Russell Conlon
Fullback.
The Columbia A. C. defeated the
Rubberset A. c.. on the outlaw Oval,
Mum avenue, yesterday afternoon by
a score of u to 0. The feature of the
game was the playing of Schaffer, who
ran twenty yards for a touchdown after
catching a punt.
The sommer football team again
proved it's worth when it played the
fast Marshal eleven, of Elizabeth, to
a 90 score. The calling of time alone
| Sd Ntd lilC lial9 PNAHo
on. as the Sommers had the ball with
in ten yards of their goalline. w.
Troutman, of the Sommers, played a
remarkably good game. His tackling
was the feature of the game.
The Century A. c., of Elizabeth, de-
feated the Fort Wadsworth, of Staten
Island, As to 0. on the T. A. B. S.
grounds yesterday afternoon.
The well-known x Club football team,
of Jersey City, nave Sunday, November
20 to q open for games on an out-ot-
town field within ten miles of Jersey
City averaging 10 pounds. Would like
to hear from teams in Passaic, New
ark n the Oranges Offering suitable
guarantee. William Loughran, of 2s
Romano avenue Jersey City, will re-
ceive challenges.
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A Prince.

Tommy Murray, of the
Comanche A. c.. is going
crazy over Margaret. of
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The Columbia A. C. defeated the
Rubberset A. C. on the Outlaw Oval,
Mum avenue, yesterday afternoon by
a score of u to 0. The feature of the
game was the playing of Schaffer, who
ran twenty yards for a touchdown after
catching a punt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-07

'T HE St. Louis Bowling Association
Yesterday elected a new set of
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The Princeton Tigers leave today for
Delaware Water Gap, where Orange
and Black warriors will train for the
Yale game. The team took the usual
Sunday afternoon jaunt yesterday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-07

Princeton's showing against Holy
Cross on Saturday may have been much
better had the field not been so wet
and slippery.
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LAKEWOOD'S GOLF
TOURNEY LAST OF
SEASONS BIG MEETS
Competition Has Grown to Be
Great Metropolitan District
G0lfng Event.
BY STRAIGHT DRIVE.

THE last big important golf tour
nament hat will be played this
year in the metropolitan district
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-27
TOO MANY WOMEN IN GERMANY
This Fact Disgusting to the Kaiser
and Others.

Berlin, Dec. 26.-According to official
flgures Of the census return taken on
Dec. ], the population of greater Ber-
lin now numbers 3,712554 inhabitants.
The predominating feature of the re-
suits of the census is the revelation Of
the growing preponderance of females
over males in Germany The complete
results of the census have not yet been
ascerta,ned. but SO. far as the returns
go they show an alarming increase Of
tie disproportion between males and
females
The growing majority of females is
exercising the minds, not only of the
government. but also of the politicians
ana social reformers, in growing de-
gree. There is a deep rooted idea in
Germany, which. as is we'll known. is
shared by the Kaiser and the ruling ell
eme1t, that woman's sphere is the
nome. and that it is the destiny of the
1emaie to seek mate and find her
hanplness in the upbrinsing of her
children.
The increasing preponderance of tho
femsle part of the population is fore
ing Germany further and further away
frcm this ideal. and is making the po-
sltlon r"ore ana more difficult for those
VINO still oppose the entrance of woman
'rt" all sorts of occupations and pro-
fessions
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-27
WEST GARDINER.

SPEARS CORNER-Mr. and Mrs
F. S. Collins We're in attendance at the
State Grange last week.
r. NJ. DeFratus of High street vis-
tied friends in Lewiston Thursday
Miss Ella Towle was a visitor at
Gardiner Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horne returned
last week from Freeport.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dyer of Portland
are guests at the home of l.. NJ. Lin
nell.
Miss Annette Spear is suffering from
an attack of bronchitis.
Nicholas Rosignollc Of Boston ar
rived in town last week.
The inclement weather OF SATURDAY
caused u postponement of the CHRIST
mas tree at the Free Baptist churcil
until Monday evening.
Nj. and Mrs. Il. l.. Snowc were VS.
itcrs in Augusta "Wednesday.
F. G. Wright is confined to the house
by illness.
HIGHLAND ANENUE-ln spite oil
the Inclemency of the weather quite
number attended the entertainment
and tree at tho Free Baptist church
saturday evening.
There was q very pretty and attract
i've Christmas tree at the residence OIL
Mr. and Mrs. T.. Il. Wilson Saturda!
evening. A number of invited guests
were present. Refreshments OF ice
cream and cake We're served.
; Irwin II. and Lillian Hunt of Gardl-
ner We're guests at Harrison II. Hunts
Christmas.
The recent rain was a great benefit to
them were obliged to go quite dis-
tance to procure water for themselves,
and stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Lane entertained
friends from Litchfield Sunday.
Mabel Hunt is confined to the house
with q serious cold
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-27
Troubles in Torrents.

The home Of M1s W. =. Overlook Oh
Grecnville street is the scene Of another
case of suffering this limo being that
Of her daughter, Miss Doris Overlook,
who net with painful accident and ono
that will because of its nature. he very
slow in healing. The young lady was on
ioyng the coastinG Christmas morning on
the hill Immediately in front of her home
and was taking her last run before she
would go in to dinner When near the
bottom of the incline in some unaccount-
able way the sled got beyond control
and she was thrown off, sustaining a
sprain of a most serious nature to her
right ankle. She was carried to her
home and physician was called who
gave needed attention, but when re-
porter called Monday. more than 36 hours
after the accident. he found Miss Over
lock continuing in great pain. Her ply
sician advises her removal to the Au-
gusta General hospital which may be
done today.
Miss Overlock's cousin Horatio Muir
phy. assistant night editor of the Jour
nal. was on the sled with her and In the
somersault he sustained an injury to. his
right knee which causes him pain.
The mother. who has been passing
through so much sorrow and anxiety.
when the additional blow came Sunday
became completely Frustrated and it was
necessary to call physician in her case.
For three hours the doctor applied rem
edies before the patient recovered suffi-
ciantly to be pronounced out of danger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-27

spending few days with her sister
Mrs. j. a. Lewis.
The ladies of. the High street churcf
held their annual fair last week.
Dr. Aritas Rowe. who has been quite
sick, is much improved.
Mrs. Geo. Bowes slipped on the ice
last Thursday and broke her ankle.
ETNA.
Burton Fogg left town Christmas day
to spend a few days at the home Of ms
sister, Mrs. RoXie Spaulding. at PITTS
field, and mother Mrs. Ella Fogg.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Johnson and family
of Pittsfield came to town Saturday tt
spend Christmas at the home of their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Sotile.
There was Il family gathering at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ames OF
Christmas day.
The odd Fellows of Lakeside Lodge
No. 81, went to Newport wednesday
night and did degree work.
There will be work at the ID. or X
| lodge Friday evening, Jan. g.
| Mrs. Edna l.. Graves is 50 AS TO do hel
work herself and is gaining.
| Mrs Hattie Hardy is about thc same.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-27
Fred Mitchell, a theatrical Manager.

Fred F. Mitchell, in baseball season.
catcher of the New York Aferican
League Club, has entered the theatrical
field for the season. He has selected
Matt Otis latest musical comedy
What Wright Left" headed by the
widely known and popular comedian
Toby Lyons. late star with the isle Of,
Spice" Land of Nod, Mills of the
Gods" Mcintyre and Heath and
other well-known high class attrac-
tions of reputation. He is supported
by carefully selected company. con-
sisting of IA pretty girls and six come
dams, making a total of 90 people, SUR
rounded with beautiful scenery and
costumes and electfical effects. This
attraction will be at the Coliseum, Gar
diner, next Friday evening with prices
right, so, 80 and 20 cents. People have
longed for a musical show at these
prices and now's the chance of a life
time. Seats now on sale, order at once.
Tel 2-2. Big musical act at the Opera
house. One dime to all: children under
II, scents. Everybody knows Toby
Lyons. He made the Isle of Spice
famous r..n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-27
WOOLWICH.

Thc Harmony club held their frs,
air Thursday evening in the Parish
lali. \ large number were present
and $33 was cleared by these cnterpris-
ng ladies. Miss Helena Dana, n little
miss of ten, held the winning ticket for
he prize quilt.
Mrs Howard Stevens is the guest of
rl"ndS at Murphy's Corner.
Mrs. Isaac Howard is quite ill will,
he prevailing influenza
Mrs. II. Mcdonald has returned to
her home in Bath
Miss Clara Hawthorne will have q
~hilstinas tree Saturday evening for
he Sabbath school at her home ut the
Center. She will be assisted by ladies'
II the congregation in entertaining the
,hildren.
Mrs. Winship l.. Preble and family
nave gone to their new home in North
Richmond
MISS Myra Card will spend the holi :
days in Bath.