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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21
BY SEMi-PRO

The largest crowd of the season
raw the W~orthington Pump Works
team defeat the Armory A. G. by the
score of s TO / Mt Roseville Oval yes
ferday afternoon. 1t was a great
day for the national game. and the
fans grabbed the opportunity OF VII
messing probably their last battle oil
stbe season. The contest itself was
rather one-sided, but interesting at
shines. Whelan was on the rubber for
the Pump Workers and pitched great
ball all the way. He allowed but
three hits. one ON a scratch, and
tanned twelve batsmen. Not one
Armory player reached first base un-
I'll the sixth inning. when Fritsche,
of the home team, lined a bounding
hit through the box. Otte, on the
other hand, was given a warm reeep-
lion. He was pounded hard and often.
Eayanagh, Shields and Levine did
some heavy hitting, while Speary
and Corners fielded we'll for the Wis.,
itors. Charley Hearon and Fritsche
played best for the homesters. The
score. R.H.E.
Armorys -. o 100000 ii . {
Batteries-Whelan and Levine; otte
and Donovan.
Although beaten, the Tronside F. c,
gave the Royal Giants. of New York,
q battle of fight all the way at Park
view Oval yesterday morning. The
final score read 8 to . in favor of the
Giants. The 1roners started a rally
in the fifth inning. but a sudden re-
lief OF pitchers on the part of the Wis.,
itors spoiled the home teams chances
of rolling up more than three runs.
Wickware replaced Pugh in the fifth,
and, as In a previous game. held the
locals at his mercy for the remainder
of the contest. Catcher "Holic" CadyI
of the Boston Red Sox and formerly
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21
JOHNNY HOWARD
IN RING TONIGHT

A few reverscs after q whirlwind
start made Johnny Howard, of Bay
onne, buckle down to hard training.
and is confident he will give a good
ccount of himself tonight when he
starts against Fred KILLER, the big
Irvinston boxer, at Troxler's Cen
trial Institute.
There is a semi-final that will bring
together Chic Paris and Eddie Jack
son, two fast boys. Kid Adams and
Young Mack will also box.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

BOWLING TONIGHT

THE STAR HEADPIN
ToURNAMENT-Twelve teams
from the Doc Clark Assocla-
ton. on the Iroquois alleys.
ELKs' LEAGUE Queens
boro at Newark, on the Elks'
alleys.
KRAEMER TOURNAMENT
Triumph. Pioneer, Badly
Gray, on Kraemer's alleys.
DAM -TOURNAMENT-Jake
Dam, Pierce Trio, Montauk. on
Jake Dams alleys.
NEW A r X CHI u II
LEAGUE-Central VS.. Wee
quahic, Memorial VS.. Roseville,
on the Eureka alleys.
PRUDENTIAL TOuRNA-
MENT-Canadian VS.. Division
, ], Investigation No. l VS.. In
vestigation No. 2. on Weingarth
& whatton's alleys.
ROY A ARC N u NJ
: LEAGUE-Corinthian A VS..
Unique, on Weingarth & What
toms alleys.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Warrington VS.. Weston .Elec-
trio Company, on Weingarth &
! Whatton's alleys.
J SUBURBAN LEAG U E.
! South Orange at Belleville.
! JEWELLERS ~LEAGUE-Car-
! ter, Howe & Co, Durand & Co,
! Baker & Co, on Uarks Empire
. alleys.
! BOWLING LEAGUE OF
!. THE ORANGES-Maple VS..
Ophir, Overlook vs.. Union, on
! Schmidt's Alpha alleys, Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21
SATURDAY
SCORES

Barringer High school, Z;
Peddie Institute, 6.
Montcbair High School, 10;
Newark Academy. 0.
East Orange High School, 40:
Brooklyn Boys High School. Q.
Railway High School. 80;
Central High School. O..
Rutherford High School. As;
Orange High School. 0.
Brooklyn Poly Prep. 81; Ste
vens School, O.
Hackensack High School, 0;
Passaic High School, O..
M~ontelair High School. I'd, 20;
Bloomfield High School, I'd, 0,
Lakewood High School, 1S:
Neptune High School, 0.
Pingry School, o; Alumni, T.
Newton High School, I; Net
cong A. A., 0.
Plainfield High School VS..
|, Bernardsville High School, cam
celled.
Bound Brook High School, 20;
/, Somerville High School, Z.
De Witt Clinton High
School, 3; Erasmus Hall High
School, O..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21
% qocs1C RIDIRONS

At Columbia Oval, Forest Hill. yes-
terday afternoon. the Somner A. G.
eleven, of this city, and the X Club.
of Jersey City, engaged in a tie game.
Each team scored a touchdown. but
neither was able to kick the goal.
The contest was interesting all the
way and both teams seemed To be
evenly matched in weight. A good
crowd was on hand.
The Valley A. A. visited Kingsland
yesterday afternoon and met tht
Unions, of that town. The contes.
ended in q dispute after the teams
had started the second quarter o,
play. Up to that time the score was
q tie. both teams failing to score.
The East Orange Football Club de-
feated the Hickman F. c. by a score
of 20 to 0 at Columbia oval, Foresl
Hill, yesterday afternoon. Jameson
played n star game for the winners
making two touehdowns. Wells
forty-ive-yard II around right enc
also featured.
The Eagle +. c.. of West Orange
walloped the Acorns, of Lyndhurst, tC
the tune of 26 to 0 at West Orang,
yesterday afternoon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

at home and the same number away.
Games will be played nearly every
night but Tuesday each week. The
series will conclude March %. The
competition this year promises TO be
exciting. rs many prominent profess
sional players are members OF the six
teams.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

The Magnolia club Is organizing a
basketball team. The players have
beer working out at the clubhouse
daily and viii play their first game
within d week or two.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21
H RESULTS

At Morristown: r. II. r.
Jersey A. c.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0 4
Batterles-Lewis and Emmerich: Lacey
and Collins.
At Pacific Oval: R.H. l.,
Pacific A. c.. OO24211Ox-l4 IA Z
.Cygnet A. c.. 3 0 0 3 0 0-s @
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

Eddie o'Keefe, the New York
Tea overweight. WHO lost a decision 10
Johnny Kilbane at Cleveland recent
". declares thai he'd like to. meet
the champion at 122 pounds rlngside
before any club in the country.
II will post a forfeit of $500 to
make 122 with all my ring logs on,
and weigh at the ringside,' says
.O'Keefe. "Furthermore, will bet the
$500 aa a side bet
In his fight with Kilbane OKeefc
proved to be n clever boxer, his de-
Tense being especially effective. lie
also showed a fast left hand. with
which he jabbed Johnny more fire.
quently than any boy whom the
champion had met previously in
cleveland.
George W. Heckert. the new man
ager of the York Tristate club, is
busy on his plans for next season.
Manager Joe Birmingham, of the
Cleveland ean1. is the youngest man
ager in the major leagues, being only
2s years old.
Manager McCraw has let 1t be
known that he viii lever again per
init any of his players to write up
worlds series games in which they
participate. He doesn't say whether
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

Sporting :.
from E-an-
EveryUhere oOOop


IL John T. Bush's present illness
should be fatal, 1t is believed that
Harry Stevens will succeed him as
president of the club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

he will cut out the literary stuff him
self or not, but some Of the players
think it would be just as well if he
did. In writing mp his account Of the
first worlds series game this year.
"AIuggsy" wanted to make his story
read well, Sc he panned Chief Meyers
for not catching a foul that came
down on the screen oNer the Polo
ground press box, which is level with
the field. When the big chief read
it there was one mad Indian, and he
hasn't fully recovered yet.
Baseball experts are busy picking
all-American and all-National base
ball teams. The first to come across
in this respect were Umpires Billy
Evans. of the American League, n
Billy Klein, of the National. Here's
the dope Evans hands out for the ALI
American: Catcher. Stanase, Detroit;
pitcher. johnson, Washington: short
stop. Wagner, Boston,; first base, NC
lines, Athletics: second base. Collins,
Athletics; third base, Baker. Ath-
letics; right field, Cobb, Detroit;
centre field, Speaker. Boston; left
field, Jackson, Cleveland; utility in
fielder, Barry, Athletics, utility out
fielder, Milan, Washington.
Perhaps the most interesting things
about this team are that Johnson,
rather than Wood, was named as the
All-American pitcher, and that four
Athletics were chosen for the team,
while but two of the worlds cham
pions were named. st. Louis, Chicago
and New York have no representative
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

The report that the National League
soceer teams will withdraw from the
"A. f. A. of hal body and join with
tho A. A. II. A. in forming a national
body, If true, shows that such an
amalgamation is necessary. Petty
feelings of this kind have kept down
soccer In these parts. They must be
put aside. Secretary Andy Beveridge
has told us the report is false, and we
are glad of that.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

TO the surprise of fandom Hugh
Bedient comes out of the worlds
series with honors as high as those
accorded Joe Wood. Smoky Joe"
made a splendid record, however, and
his poor work in the seventh game
Is the only thing that he need regret.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

who Is Hugh Bedient, anyway? His
praises have been sung very little
this summer. and Wood has mo-
nopolized public attention to such
degree that Bedient's very existence
has almost been forgotten. At oigh-
teen young Bedient was living on a
farm two miles outside falconer,
n
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

The Ironside A. C. opened it's season
at kunzmann's Hall last night with
a 3S to 10 victory over the Whirl-
winds. The Ironsides were composed
of Mulroy, Doherty. Frank Boyle,
Eddie Burke. Joe Riemer and Tom
Garrigan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-21

George w. Heckert. the new man.
ager of the York Tristate club, is
busy on his plans for next season.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31
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Ser Sobfeinb Der IenIdbeit ipd6s
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so Gents uuo $1.00. Yrobeflaide
fret in e. IS. Ruete's Ipotbefe,
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Gin Spakuosel ais 3idter.

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M56tc ppr 5renbe jandj5en.

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Sir bic Slpmpiabe in 1916.

Ser General Sefrctdr fir bic IN
1916 in Berlin ab3ubalteuben olpmpis
i6cn Spiele, Serr Siem. befinbet iid
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Die 8nbn fir Die 8ettfGmpic pirb
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auf Der Snnenieitc wiro scniiseuo
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Cine .arnte 3eide".

@utterieelenanein unb biilfloS pie
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Gpmbinatipnen.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31

&aim fir dllerlei SeIbiport bieten.
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100000 toiten.
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peroen fpabriheinlid bafiir eintreten.
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5ulsem eines SnnbebiRes.

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Mikliebises SeSeruieb.

Sournaliiteu iinb alii ellis SSIs
nnb perpDut, iolpobl bel Der bobeil
.grctutipe ols alld) bel Den Serren
Icr3ten. rnD ba Die .Serren Softoren
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iiber ibr Ehun unb 5reiben .ihrci6en.
nid)ts nnbdben tonncn. 10 pcriuheu
JIG cs BET Den Y@riinen", 10 oft lie
@ele9eIbeit ba5u BADEN. Ser ncueitc
Der dr5tli6en Sdipabenitreide betrifit
Den SO Sabre altcn ei9liifen Sour
n~nliitcn Sbonlns Surncr aus &im6les
BON, Gn0lnnb, Der auf Der 8eiic 81
Gep. &. Collins in Sctroit. Mid., in
Der 5!ucitcu aajiite bcS Sampfer5
g3cclano" in Neip 9Ort eingetrofien
lit. yin 9orb bcs campers murbc CT
bon Dem acknowledgements ieit9cs
balten, iueil bicicm Die 'ginie beS
InmneS ni6t geiiel. Ser Icoi3inet
atteiticrte, bqb Slrner cine bcfprmiertc
Noie babe mnb an Extraordinarily lcioe,
Der lcinc Ir6citsidbigteit bceintrdds
tige. Sniol9c Nicics dr5tliden TttcitcS
murbc DER SournGliit nadj ellis SSls
nnS crpebiert unO IN ben ,Snauiiitionss
far5cr 9citcdt, no ct ailf Gin @crb6r
murtct.
Scr bcutidc Sournaliit 9ertbolb
Homm ans Scrlin. Der Dor ctipn
einem Monat nit Dem CAMPER
oarpuprinSciiin Gecilic" in Ncip 0ort
einaetrpifcn lit, befinbet iib nod auf
ellis Sslnno. gr lit eDenfaaS elm
Spier Scr dr5tlid)cn llutcrmhung,
pcnn Den Scr6tcu geficlcn ieine @ebs
pert5euse niAt. SnfoI9e bes arSts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-31
@erpesene Tdnbcr.

@ie ans Seuttlc, gSaib.. berlautet,
6,pang AM %. Sc8cm6er Nbenbs Gin
9duber nit porgebnltcnem Hcpolpcr
Dem Chauffeur eincs Gait 9litomobils
zines 9roben 9epartcmcutlaoens in
@corgetolpu i'm burf Die gail5e Staoi
al fobren, bnnn nddl Dem @ciGdftss
9iilrift 5uriid5ufebren, an elmer
g9ittbidaft 6alt 81 madden, III fpeld)c
Der 8tMber e%inbrang unb $40 rnubte.
bann an ciner @roccrie por5uiabrcn.
mo ccr Adu6cr $12 crbeutcte. Sei
bcn 8~ailbtbaten fanoen Sdiebercicn
nit Den @|igentbiimern Der @eiddftc
nnh einigen &unbcn' ltutt, luobei Der
Arbeiter o Dem 3dilbcr in bcn aopf
sei9oiien nnS i0rper ~periulnlpet purpe
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lidleh Itteites ,fpiirSe Tomm ausges
idlolen. Or appelliertc gegen bas
Sepcrtatipns zlIrtbcil. unb in @uIbs
ill9ton, mo man Den S~orrraliiten
ebenic tpenig grim 1T, tpic niif ellis
SslarlS, tpltrDe' Die 3ulaiune Homm's
AMI feds Wonute inter 8iireihafi
angcorbnet. 9a Eomm in Netr
9orf tpeber Sreunbc mod @eripanbte
bat. 10 permodte er feline 8iirgihdfi
81 erlan9en, itl1b er miro tnfolge beiIen
Deportiert lperoen. Ser ndditc gres
mer Sampfer miro i'm in Die Seimatb
6mriIdbrinaen.
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Gbimeiif&e nweite siIaben"

Iiis San Sranciseo. Gal, pess
lautet: Sic peinlidite slufinertiantfsft
Der @~eeieruness Orsane bat nod tra>
n,er ben Sanoel nit Ginefti1eu
Idbden niht 9dn5Ii6 ab8eiteIft.
0orise @odbe ertparteten 8 fineiijAe
Mdb1en auf ansel SsIanb ibre See
p~ortirilng. Die ginnpanpernn9ss 8e<
amten iasen. ba6 tie bon bier ssboz
renen Gbineien bersebradt tpurbeu.
bon bensn ieber $1,000 hafiir crhielt.
baB CT nah China fubr. bort
biibihes Wdodcn beirathcte hnb
bier 81 eincm 9ebeu per Shanbc a..
bicIt, 9ic Seborotu iinb nui Scr
Sncbc naN Den GinciiiNcp Che
mGnnern.
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@emeite gerpafums fir sHnaps.

sfus Sort smitb. sfrf.. perlautet
Sas 8unoesseri6t tpirb it'd in nd1s
tier 3eit nit Der seiestpibrieen Ser
i6idung bon 8bisfep nab Subianers
Siitriften 6efaiien, Die in Lester 3eii
in 6roBem betrieben ipiirbe. lin Die
Sebprbcn 81 tduid,en. ipurben als
mosliden @egenltdnbc ais @mbalIoge
pernenbet, io9ar Sarge. gintduieno
@alloneu Seueripaiier merpen ais BE-
peismnterinI fir Die tommenbe &C.
ri6tsiisung aribeipabrt, ipelcbe man
bei6ln9nabmt bate.
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Seltiames @e,uadls.

Gin ~iueiGfidcr " rdnlp@, Der lid
Woub Solution naunte, % Sabre of
iit. unb ieiie 8eimatt ais McmpbiS,
Gem, angibt. iprrbe III Ntiliunlfcc
ais blinber Saiinatcr aus cinem &c
pddipa9cn gc3ogcn. Sns @dbhen
ipurbe brett Binter Dem Scnocr Der
Raidine bcrpprac5p9erL ilno tpar bon
Der adlte poqitdnbig ltcii. Iubcr
ibrcm Nqmen unb Der abreiie ipollte
bas @tdbdeu feinc Guitldrling 9cben.