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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-05
The Giants Win Again

New York June 1.-The New Workers made 1t three out of four from St Louis here today, winning IA to g. The visitors made a spirited rally In the seventh in ming scoring eight runs, but New York's lead was tob big for them to overcome. Score: R.H E, St. Louis ..,...... GOO 100 S00-9 13 1 New York ... 3O4 10S 03.-14 IA 1
 Batteries Willis, Woodburn. Geyer and Wingo; Ames, Wiltz and Meyers and Hartley. Time, 2:05. Empires, Eason and Johnstone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-05
 PESONALIA

ness associates as we'll as among a grow ing coterie of friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-05
United States League

At Pittsburg: Pittsburg ', Reading 4 Only one game played.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-05
Go Over Tax Books

The board of county commissioners are going over the tax books of the county this week for the purpose of adjusting the taxes of the county. It is thought that the total raise of taxes in the county thls year will be about s20oo0o, or about one- hnlf of uhnf IL uuas last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-05
Hobson on Political Outlook

While in Decatur Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson gave a newspaper man the following interview on nation pol
 ltics: Tt looks like Taft has won II he has the nerve to fight Tor IL. But
 Taft isn't a good fighter. If Roosevelt
 wins, it will mean a harder fight for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-06-05
Mrs. J. H. Smith Dead

After an illness of sevefal days Mrs. Lula Smith, wife of J. II. Smith, died Monday night at their home, 62S Sixth ave nue, west. New Decatur. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon from her late residence. The services were con ducted by the Rev. J. D. Gwaltney. The interment was in the city cemetery.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

WHEELING Leaving nothing but
a, note, stating that she was coming
to Wheeling to commit suicide and
when next heard from she would be
dead, Sophia Faust, 10 years old and
pretty, disappeared. from her home in
ROCKVILLE, Jefferson county, Ohio, leay;
ing behind& broken hearted mother
The girlSwas located at local hos
pital whersfshe had been taken after
falling on Sle streets and was found
to be suKetihg from the effects Of pol
son which she had taken with suicid-
al intent. After strenuous efforts TO
save her life the attending physicians
state she wedld probably recover. Love
affairs are giSen as8the cause Of the
attempt to commit suicide; sssS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
FOUND LIFELEss.

HUNTINGTON Cold and Iifeless,
with the secret of his fate locked in
the inscrutable. mystery Of death, NJ.
II. Bolt prominent farmer and stock
raiser of Buffalo Shoals. Wayne coun-
ty, few miles south OF Huntington,
was found dead at the foot Of arock
cliff on his farm yesterday morning.
Bolt left his home: for the purpose Of
rounding up some blooded goats Mon.
day evening and never returned. His
wife supposed he had gone to the home
OF neighbor and would return in the
morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
MARROW ESCAPE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beneath
an, overturned automobile which had
rolled down an embankment for at
least 80 feet, Mrs. +. r. Taylor, Mrs.
John Wildman, Mrs. E. B. Judy, Mrs.
John George and Wade EVerts, the
chauffeur, had most remarkable es-
cape. The machine skidder on The
sabraton street car tracks nj Walls
store on Redwood avenue. and be-
fore the driver could get control Of
the auto, 1t plunged over the embank-
ment into the deep ravine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
seNsAT:oNs PROMISED.

HUNTINGTON Sensations are
pFomlsed by the coming grand jury,
which meets next Monday by Prose
cutting Attorney Jean Smith, who an.
nouaees his intention Of making Hunt
lngron 9spotless Town" Gamblers
are trembling in their shoes and It is
said Wholesale indictments will be re-
turned.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
ale srRlKE.

CHARLESTON The biggest strike
u the Blue Creek OIL field, nov West
Virginia's most promising field, was
made BY the United Fuel Company,
drilling on the Schwartz and BaFth
farm. The wellis conseryatiyely esti-
mated at 800 barrels a ady.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
RESCUED FROM DROWNING.

StOUNDSYILLE- Miss Marie Hall,
a student at the Benwood High school,
was rescued from the water BY George
Krebs, after she had fallen through
the ice while skating. Her presence Of
mind in clinging to the ice kept her
from being dragged under the water
and her screams attracted Krebs who
rescued her.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
glgl R0AlsB |
AND coNeREssMAN HUGHES ARE
SPEAKERS AT A GOOD ROADS
MEETING.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 19.-At
the good roads meeting of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association held here
this week addresse were made by
Congressman James A. Hughes, of
Huntington. and W. b. Ice, of Fair
mont known among all his friends as
Good Roads Bill" because of his new
er ceasing efforts to improve the corr
,dition of all roads. Senator Chiffon
and Congressman Littlepage were alsol
among the delegates tos the meetngs
hut they made no addresses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
PROMINENT MAN DEAD.

WHEELING David Gundling, a
prominent clothing merchant of this
city is dead at his home after u long
! illness with paralysis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

"she accepted me on one condition"
"And that is?"
'"That she doesn't get a better offer
between now and spring. "-Louisville
CoutierJournal ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

Hank stubbs-I. ooksl IKE we're go
in to hev a purity hard winter.
Bige MillerThet s,the %ayit seems
to them WHO are allus lookin' fur the
soft side Of ev'ry thing Judge. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

Mrs. Kicker-The Filigrees have a
Corot in the dining-room.
Mr.. Kicker-That's nothing. We
have whistler in the kitchen sa'
tire.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

PILES CURED lN 8 TO IA DAYS.
Yaur 1Fhggist viii refund money II
slIlo OINTMENT falls to cure any
case 81 Iitchfng, Blind. Bleeding or
Protruding Piles IA 6 to "A days. soc
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

Is she'd sufIragelte2"
Btt she like to me-"
shed Ike To he? Then, why isn't
si can't make up her mind whetll.
III lt,s 4 Republican or a Democratic
vote she Wants Detroit Free Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19
IN ne BEST oE AuMoR.

I1e-II sHUuIU PROPOSE 10 yUI "'IUU
would be the outcome?
she-That would depend largely
upon the income.-Judge.
"The dinners my Wife gets drive
me to drink"
~ thought she wasaa good COOKE
"She is, but her favorite dish is salt
mackerel. Houston Post.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

your proposal comes too late"
Then YOU have engaged yourself to.
another?"
mo"
"rhen why not engaged to me?"
"'Fhe silly season is over now"
Seattle Post,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

Marks-That new member 5seems
pretty green for man sRo claims 70
be college graduate.
Parks-Probably twas an agricul.
tural college. -BostoH fanscript.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-01-19

Aspiring Vocalist Professor, do
you think will ever be able'to do
anything with my voice?
Pefspiring acher-Well, It might
come in handy in case Of fire or ship
wreck. Cornell Widow.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-15

AZ FRI MEVER

several young recruits to make names
for themselves as third basemen next
season. At least half of the major
league clubs could use a real star on
the three-quarter sack. Baker, of the
Athletics; Lobert, of the Phillies; Her.
zog, of the Giants; Byrne, of he Pr
rates; Mowery, of the Cardinals; Lord,
of the White Sox; Gardner, of the Red
Sox. and Austin, of the Browns, are
probably sure of their Jobs, but many
of the other third sackers may be cas-
lily moved to some other position or
replaced.
Terry Turner, of Cleveland, is not
the player he was once and may have
to give way to one of the younger set.
Harry WolVerton's plans may place
Hartzell in the outfield and bring a new
third baseman to the Yankees IL Dolan
does not deliver. Grant did not do n
too well in Cincinnati last year, al
though he may improve under Hank
O'Day's regime.
Brooklyn found only a fairly sat
jsfactory man in Smith. Zimmerman
was an in and outer with the Cubs,
Washington has released Conroy, while
Morgan is problematical. Kirke, of the
Boston Wardmen, has a chance to be-
come a regular, although he is the last
of a long line of experiments. Detroit
is trying to fill Moriarity's shoes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-15
First Round
Results in F.
A. Cup Tie

Croydon Common, 2; Leicester F.. 2.
Liverpool, 1; Legion. 0.
Aston Villa. s; Walsall, ..
Derby County, 3; Newcastle p. 0.
Creve Alexander, /; Blackpool, /.
Blackburn Rovers, 2; Norwich City, l.
Swindon Town. 5; Sutton Junction., ..
Northampton, /; Bristol City, 0.
Luton, 2; Motifs County, 4.
southampton, o; Coventry City, 2.
Lincoln City, 2: Southport County, 0.
Oldham Athletic. /; Hull City, l.
Westbron A, 3; Tottenham H.. /.
Middlesborough. 0: Sheffield wed, 0.
Preston N. E.. o: Manchester City, /.
Birmingham, o; Barnsley, 0.
Clapton Orient, /; Everton, 2.
Watford, 0; Northampton w, 0.
Nottingham Forest, 0: Bradford, i.
Brentford, o.; Crystal Palace, 0.
Bolton Wanderers, Il Woolwich A., 0.
Bury, 2: Millwall. l.
Darlington, 2; Brighton and H.. l.
Chelsea, /; Sheffield United, 0.
Bristol Rovers. /; Portsmouth, 2
Southport Central, 0; Reading, 2,
Westham u, q; Gainsborough T., l..
Leeds City. /: Glossop, 0.
Queens Park r., 0: Bradford City. 0.
Fulham. 2; Burnley. /.
Manchester T., 8; Huddersfeld T.. /.
Other results follow:
SCOTTISH LEAGUE.
Dundee. 4; Aberdeen, 0.
Airdrieonians, /; Hibernians, 0
Hamilton A. 4; K~ilmarnock. {.
Hearts, /: St. Mirren, 2.
Morton, 2; Patrick Thistles. O.
Third Lanark, Q: Raith Rovers. 0
Rangers. /; Clyde. 2
Falkirk, 8; Queens Park, l.
Celtic, 2; Motherwell, 0.
RUGBY.
Cheshire, s; Yorkshire. s.
London Welsh, 70; Rosslyn Park. 2
Royal Navy, Is: United Services 3
Gyus Hospital, s; Black Heath, s.
Devonport, 20; Davenport s., 3.
Cardiff, 5; Bristol, 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-15
COMPLETE LIST OF ENTRIES FOR TABS GAMES

NJ. Eisenberg. Irish-American A. c., 10
~ yards; B; Dewar, j.. irlsh,American
A., 4 yards; Thomas +; Healy. Dominican
ONE MILE NOVICE.
c.. Tiehenor. Columbi College: Il. En-
glert, Idle Hour 4, Q; 9. Franeolse, st.
COLUMBIA c. G.; X, D.. Macfee, st; Co
lumba C. G.: Il. Brooch. st. Columbia G.
c.: H.. S. Schwell, unattached; Ill. Sersch.
A.. Morris. Lastitia A. c.; w. Murphy, st.
Johns, New York: W. Byrnes, ST. Johns,
New York; J. +. Higgins. st. Johns. New
G G1rk; 7. Martin Martin, d leaetltia y a. r s vioT :. M 4.
attached; c. II. Miller, E. D. Y. NJ. c. Al:
2. 6. Hay, unattached; p; +. Diekman,
Long Island A. G.; r. +. Lane. unat-
A. Alderman. unattached; e. G. Plunkett.
unattached: S. A. Goldsmith, unattached;
II. c. Smith. Y. M. Federation; II. S.
Muller, X. of st. Anthony; l.. L~eFrancis,
Gaylock A. c. c. Thomas, Salem Ores
cent A. c.. j. Shannon, Gaylock A. c.; A.
W. Hexamer, Westside Y. M. c. A.; J.
a. Greenfield, First Regiment 4. A., Of
c. Breen, Westside Y. M. G. A; p. Gan
mock. Eyward Lyceum: P. Murphy, K. of
St Anthony; p. Mccarthy Long Island
Ossenego, unattached; IL. J. Begren, Brad
hurst +. c.; J. A. Franklin, West Side Y.
NJ. c. A.; V. DeRosa, Xavier A. A.; J.
Nolan, Xavier A. A; J. Bartoli, Xavier
4; A.; A, ]. Wilbur: American A. AID. ].
Clancy. jr., Dominican Lyceum; William
j. Reilly, st. Johns; c. Piliero. unat-
tached; J. Gregory, unattached; w. Gull
len, Paulist A. c.
EMILE RUN HANDIcAP).
S. j. REILLY, I. A. A. c., 80 yards: j.
Monument, /. A. A.. c., scratch: j. Cos
tello, Hudson Guild, 80 yards; p, G. Brady,
7. A. B, s., 20 yards; J. v; Plant. |. A.
Park s. j. g. sarS 50 yards; W. scfhreiber, Ma
tional A. c., IS yards; w. Brockwell, /.
A. A. G., 70 yards; Il. Wenz, Roselle
High, 20 yards; w: Banfeld, Loughlin Ly-
ceum. so yards; H.. Baker New York A.
C., % yards; d. Noble, New York, a. G.,
10 yards: f. Callmeyer. none, So yards; A.
Soraci, Xavier A. A. 60 yards; ]. ,Schleifer,
MEAN Iyceum, 80 yards; 4. Dolder, W. $.
Y. M. C, A., 70 yards; e. Moran, n, Y. A.
c., Is yards.
CATHOLIC CLUB oNE-MILE VISTA
TON RELAY.
H.. Dodd, Belleville g. G.; william F.
Belleyilie g; e; H. J. Titzgsraid, Belle
Gray, Believille c. G.; r. Dempsey. st.
ba G. G.; Fl. Mc1nness' St. Columbia G.
c.: II. Dunn, st. COLUMBIA c. CT Z.
Cleary, st, Columbia g. e.; A. r.. Cook.
ST. COLUMBIA c.. C.;.J. P. Kennedy, St
T. A. B. S.; ]. Fitzpatrick. T. A. B. s.;
I. Trevens, 7. A. b.; 81; William F.
Kelly, T. A. B. s.; G. A~rnhholdtz, T. A.
Z. S.
10 YARD DASH - SPECIAL MATCH
RACE.
Hal Holland. Xavier A A.; c.. B.
Clark, Xavier A.. A.; w. ]. Heating,
Xavier A. A.
ONE-MILE RUN HANDICAP).
ID. j. McEntee, West Side Y. M. G. A.,
6 yards; G. Schnabei, West Side Y. M. c.
A.. 6 yards; Fl. Hooking, West Side Y. NJ.
c. A, IA yards; w. Weber, West Side. Y.
Side Y. Nj. c. A.. 16 yards: r. J. Parkes,
West Side Y. M. c. A., 10 yards; E p,
Seymour, West Side Y, M. c. A., Ii yards;
scratch; N. W. Shepard. MATHEMATICIAN
A. c.. scratch; "a. r. Kiviat, Irish-Ameri.
can A. c.. 5 ysrds; J. M. Rosenberger
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-15
75-YARD DAsH mANDICAPl.

1890
J. " y. E Eilsr, ri irish. American n; Mi 4. C. G. : Feet;
II. j. Flood. st. Vincent Ferrer A. c., IS
II. r. conger, Xavier A. A.. 10 feet; +.
Margraf, Union Y. N. c. A.. IS feet; c. b.
Clark. Xavier A., A, scratch; +. E.. HoI-
Goodman. New York A. c.; ii. Hell
ing, Xavier A. A., 8 feet; b. Dewar,
irish-American 4. G., 10 feet; Nj. Isenberg,
lrish-American A. C., II feet; f. T. Nc
Namara. McCadden Lyceum. 10 feet;
feet: William r.. Foiles, Long Island a.
c.. is feet; Leo j. Cahill, Dominican Ly7
ceum, 10 feet; /. Elmer. Dominican Ly-
eenm, 10 feet; Thomas Kennedy; Domini-
can Lyceum, 10 feet; f.. Goodwin. Domi-
nican Lyceum, Q feet; Emil j. Schleich,
Dominican Lyceum. IL feet; Thomas =.
win L. Healy, Dominican Lyceum, Is
feet; Robert f. Potts, Dominican Lyce-
UNI, 10 feet;.A. McDonough, Xavier A. A.,
can A. C., 2 feet; Pierre Hagen, I. A. B. s.
SSO-YARD RUN (HANDICAP).
Z. G Williams, Hudson Guild, 4. yards
St. A., 70 % Yards yg rsdss;;uEf +. i. Quinn, K. of St.
A. 20 Yards 5: I; Belly, Iris Mott m Ade
A. c.. &c yards; II. Schachtel, Columbia
Haven !. 6, q yards; D. D.r y, yanderen'
William F. Kelly, i. a. f. S., 20 Yards;
6. Schmidt, Holy Cross Lyceum, 40 yards;
II. w. Jones, unattached, 40 yards; ].
Monument, none, Irish-American A. c.,
scratch: j. ]. Clegg, McCadden Lyceum, %
yards; e. Gilmore, Dominican Lyceum, 6
Yards va ards: &. 4; wreela Morn MsyIse 4. c. G, e
yards; r. Mclaughlin, Loughlin Lyceum,
l6 yards, and E. Frick, New York A.. c.,
s@-YARD RUN HAND1CAP).
j. Eller. frish-American A G. 2
Z, scratch; a. II. Cook, none. 10 yards;
valentine, Irish American A. c., 4 yards;
w. j. Fisher, Irish-American A. C., Z
yards; r.. Terwiliger, sIrish-American A.
A, c.. "a yards; P. Z. Fimpel, E. ID. Y.
NJ, G.. A., u yards; o. w. Mckinney, u.
2. Y. N {; A.. Il Yards; J; J. Bausch. =
Little FANS 4. A.. Il yards; +. E. folio,
way. New York A.. c., I yards; c. E. Gore
ham, msnda Mew York ods A. a:, Ca 70 yards; r.: ":
Rave. st. Bartholomew 4, G.. 10 yards.
p p MGcaffreys Loughli1 Lyeenm,
A. A., 10 yards; II. Holland, Xavier A.
A., 2 yards; p. j.. Healy, st. Vincent Fer
rer A. e, 1s yards; NJ. Tinkelstein, Mott
Long Island island A. G.; IL yards; D. GoyMle'
BPr z g, Eis. 5siSS MOTT lA%f Tsysn 4 4 G. 6. 4, a yards yards r
John f. Breen, w. s. Y. M. c. A, 13
yards; G. Henderson. Long Island a. c.,
IL yards. B. Baron. Harlem e. II. s., 10
yards; A. Hayden, Mercury A. c., 70
yards: B. HALEY, A. c. National A. c.. Z
yards; w. r. Foiles. Long Island A. C.,1 10
yards; w. II. Schreve. National Turn
Verein, 10 yards; L. ]. Cahill, Dominican
Lyceum. sa yards; I. Elmer, Dominican
Lyceum, IL yards; 7. Kennedy, Domipi-
can Lyceum, 9 yards. f. Goodwin, Dom
inican Lyceum, 5 yards; Emil j. Sch1eich,
Dominican Lyceum, Sia Yards; Robert II.
Potts, National A. c.. IL yards; f. Gordon
Dominican A. c.. 10 yarGs; w. Fitzpatrick,
st. Vincent Ferrer A. c., IS yards: w. j.
McDorougt, Xavier A. A.. u Yards. f. T.
McNa nara, McCadden Lyceum, Z yards;
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-15

Irish-American A. c., scratch; j. Fl. Mon
nment' irish,Ameriean second team,
team, II yards; f., NJ. Prftchard, Irish
American second team, s yards: w. j;
Fisher, irish american second team, Ii
yards; ID. Valentine, Irish-American sec
ond team, D yards; r. Terwiliger. Irish
American second team, 6 yards; II. Hirseh-
orr, irish American second team, 10 yards:
yards: Il. McNally, New York A. c., 10
yards; j. w. McKenna, New York a.. c..
10 yards; G. Walther, New York A.. c. s
yards: W. Packard. New York A. G., 3
yards; D. Noble. New York A. G., z
yards; e. Frick. New York A. c. ! yards;
c. e. Gorehan. New York A. c., IS yards;
II. Holland. Xavier A. A. $ yards; +; B..
Clark, Xavier a; A. 10 yards; J. Gribben.
Xavier A. A.. - yards; F.. I.ohse, Xavier
A. A., 16 yards; w. j. McDonough. Xavier
A. A., Is yards; j. Holland, Xavier A.. A..
% yards; j. II. Vreeland. Xavier A. A.. 16
yards; A. McDonough, Xavier A.. A., is
yards.
THREE-MILE RUN HANDICAP).
E. Jordan. Xavier A. A., So yards; j. A.
Ralph, st. Vincent A. c.. 200 yards; ]. ].
Mcnamara. I~rish-American A. c., %
yards; II. J. Bowman, Long Island A. G.,
1880 yards; F. r: Smith, New York 4. G..
2S Yards: J; N; McNamara, / a; a; G.
e., 200 yards; G. Broggio, I. A. A. G.. 200
yards; V. 1. stokely. st. c. 4. G.. iso
yards; A. j. Wilbur, American A. A., 200
scratch; F.. O.. Beilars, New York A. c..
scratch; J. Duffy, XAVIER A. A., 40 yards;
g. B. Kielya Morningside A; G., 200 yards;
George j. Critchley, New York A. c.
1-MILE RELAY HANDICAP, OPEN TO
G. A.. L., CHURCH A. L., SUNDAY
SCHOOL A. L.. C. A. A. L., INTER
SETTLEMENT LEAGUE AND SMALL
ATHLETIC CLUBS.
p. Hauser. National A. c., 7 yards.
Charles Beekmamn, National A. c., IA
yards; F. HALEY. National A. c. Z yards;
81 Pohs Gilman y bo, Mati9nal a. e. y u + rd
IS yards: P. e. Stanton, Little Falls A.
4, % yards "a Is = L Ra 90 Little Falls
LITTLE En,'s r u.s. A. "a a.' IS yards M; ". f Frey. E
2. Y; NJ; 9 Al 1s yards; P E. Fimpel. =.
3. 3. Y y. NJ M: G. Z. "A 4 y II yards Z, Z 3 R W' Me.
Kinney, e. d. Z. NJ. c. A, Ia yards; B.
W. -yanderen. e. D. Y. NJ. G. A., IS yards;
4 ! Ken Flssa. = ST 2 7 ii NJ :, y Aii + zAFs e.,
4, q. % yards: L. HolerGft, s.. VINCENT
St ssrih 1eent F ei A. ys e.. d yards wi r%' &. FIgnn.
Duffy, ST. Vincent Ferrer A c., 20 yards;
IG. Weber. ". s. Z. Nj. M I. y A.. a. Is Sc yards:
i. Hooking; W. s. 4. N. G A.. 5 yards;
yards: e. P. Seymour, W. g. Y. M. C. A.,
5 yards; r. J.. Parkes, w. S. Y. M. G. a,
10 yards; e. ]. Schleich. Dominican Ly-
ceum. IL yards; 7. F. Healy, Dominican
Lyceum, s yards: r. J. Ridgway, Domini-
can Lyceum, Is yards: ]. McCabe, Domin-
lean Lyceun. s yards; F. Gordon, Domin-
lean Lyceum. 9 yards; f. Goodwin, Do
minican Lyceum, 8 yards: E. Gilmore,
Dominican Lyceum, s yards; H. Holland.
Xavier A. As yards; ]. Gribben. Xavier
A. A.. IA yards r Lohse, Xavier A. A.,
II yards: w. J.. McDonoush. Xavier A. a..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-15
BOWLING TONIGHT.

+ STAR HEADPIN TOURNA-
] MENT tCaledonian Night)-Ten
7 or more teams from the Gale
/ DOMAIN. Sixteenth and Paramount
! Avenues, under the direction of
! August +. Naegele, on Iroquois
! alleys.
! ATHLETIC LEAGUE-Passaic
j at Columbia.
! SUBURBAN LEAGUE Bay
J View at West End.
/ NEWARK LEAGUE-Tndians
J at Elks, Kruger at Roseville,
Newark at Belleville.
] ESSEN COUNTY LEAGUE
! Tuxedo at Barry, Knipper at
! Schwartz.
! ELKS' LEAGUE-Queensboro
! at New Brunswick.
GREATER NEW YORK AND
: IN RCITY INDIVIDUAL
TOURNAMENT-Horan VS.. KOS
! ter, on Bronx Central alleys.
/ NEW JERSEY NATIONAL
TOURNAMENT-Northern Min
! e~ralite. Unique. on Tuxedo al
: leys.
. JR. o. u. A. NJ. LEAGUE
: Essex VS. Adams, on Tuxedo al
! leys.
LIE elise TOURNAMENT
| Equitable, Alright, Meadow
J brook, on LeGlise alleys.
] DAM Observation-Disclosures
! Trio, Dixon. Spalding, on Dams
! alleys.
! MERCANTILE l. e A @ Z F.
| General Electric VS.. d. Strauss,
] on Iroquois alleys.
! DIOCESAN UNION LEAGUE
J Elizabeth Lyceum, at St. Rose
I of Lima.
I ROYAL ARCANUM LEAGUE
! Morris VS.. General Runyon, on
) Tuxedo alleys.
I JEWELLERS League-Crescent
] Watch Case Company, Salman-
/ Miller Manufacturing Company
! No. /, W. b. Kerr Co, on oxford
! alleys.
! EN- / r. E TOURNAMENT
I Vailsburg, Imperial. Hummel, on
! Empire alleys.
: EICHENLAUB TOU r. A y,
T MENT-Bay View A. G.. L., Ro-
{ vers, on Eichenlaub alleys.
: NEWARK CHURCH LEAGUE
. Bethany VS.. Reformed, Cen
: tenary VS.. West, on Clifton al
: leys.
: SMITH TOURNAMENT-Cres-
{ cent, LenoX, Smith, on Smith al
! leys.