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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
WEST HUDSONS'
DEFENSE STRONG
Harrison Soccer Players Check
Many DisstOn Rnshes and
Gain Victory.
WcTORS TO PLAY SCOTS

The Disston A. A. eleven, of Tacony.
Pa, was no match for the West Hud-
son team at Harrison oval. Harrison.
yesterday afternoon, and was defeated
4 goals to / in its third round Ameri-
can Football Association challenge
cup series game The home team had
the better OF play throughout, but
was able to score only one goal in the
first half through George Knowles.
However. on the restart the Hudsons
added two more goals through we'll
directed shots by Carter and McHol-
Ian before the visitors scored their
goal, Kemp finding the net on long
drive. The Anal goal for the Hudsons
was scored on a penalty given against
Small, who handled the ball in at
tempting to clear. and Cooper added
the flnal points.
The Pennsylvania players did
not show the form which they carried
into the final in recent years in this
famous competition. The forwards
were unable to work together except
at rare intervals. and the defense OF
the home eleven stopped many of their
rushes. Captain McEwan, the teams
clever halfback. played inside left
and Alexander MADE MS uTsl appear
ance at left fullback.
Kirkpatrick was injured early in the
contest, but played the entire game,
although limping at times. Carter of
the home team, was also hurt in the
second half, after scoring his first
goal, and left the field, and for time
the Hudsons played the one-back
game.
Bethlehem, the cup holders, and Vic
tors. of Philadelphia, have yet to play
1 heir third round games. Victor will
meet the Scottish Americans, Of this
city, at Harrison next Sunday, while
the Bethlehem team is to line up
against the winner of the Electrics
of Schenectady. N. Y, VS.. Farr AL
paca, of Holyoke. match, which has
been ordered replayed. The Jersey
A. C. VS.. Brooklyn F. c. is the other
third round match yet to be played.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

solid wood OF from pieces nailed to-
gether, but they should be perfectly
round, to prevent the wheels OF the
bike from jumping. The cylinders
are attached to the framework by
axles running through the cylinders
ana set In babbitt journal bearings,
roller or ball bearings. Most of the
professionals prefer tho habbitt bear
ings, as the Others run too easy TO
give them the exercise they want.
The front roller ana the nearest rear
roller TO it are connected with a
leather belt half inch wide. The
rear roller runs free. The corners of
the frame work can be reinforced
with corner trunk brackets or angle
irons with lag screws set inside to
make the framework more stable.
Four pointed pegs Of iron set in the
bottom of the framework will pre-
vent the homo trainer from slipping
on the floor when in use.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
COLLEGE ATHLETIC NOTES

In the opinion of Spesgel, the clever
Washington and Jefferson haifback
lie Gore. Of Yale. was the best full.
back that opposed the Western Penn.
sylVanians all season. Speigel says
that lie Gore will be one Of the greats
est players in the country next fall
"Haps' Benfer, of Albright, whs
was selected as failback on sonis
ALL American football teams the pasi
season. will play basketball again
He Is considered one Of the hesl
centres IN collegiate ranks, and lea
than a year ago turned down sewers.
tempting Eastern League offers.
Captain Landen is playing cievs
game at forward on Al Sharpe's Cor.
nell Ave The Red and White vii
miss the Heistead brothers. HaebeKls
is jumping centrs this season.
Ishigf'a football reputation la.
Travelled westward, and the Univer.
sity. Of Indiana wants to arrange .s
game with ths Brown and White neg
season. The Westerners have sug.
gestsd two dates In October, and ar,
anxious 70 play at Bloomington, Ind
Swarthmoea. which never fails (.
turn out q winning basketball team
will open it's season early In the new
year. Coach Griffen has speedy
squad. One of the Garnets' ner
games 10 with Wesleyan, at Middle
town, Conn. January f6.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

The first thing to do is to build a
framework OF exs pine, or any ium-
Der, 81 inches long and 20 inches wide.
Then place three cylinders nine
inches IN diameter at the points ind!-
Gated in the sketch. The placing of
these cylinders depends upon tho
wheel base OF tho bicycle to be used
on the home trainer. The axle on the
front roller should be in direct line
with the axle in the hub of the front
wheel OF the bicycle and the two
cylinders in the rear so that the rear
wheel sets absolutely even on these
cylinders. AS the front wheel sets
exactly on the top OF the centre OF
the front cylinder, while the rear
wheel sets down in between the tive
rear cylinders, the rear cylinders
should be raised Just enough to make
the bicycle set even, with the top
tube Of the bicycle parallel with the
floor. The cylinders can be made of
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

arise, but the construction will read
fly be seen to be faulty, IL the word
dog" for instance, u substituted foa
candy"
y.P.N.:
II there a special exchange ONES
for Mulberry" the phone calls in
this city, or ie It in the Telephone
building on Washington streess
SUBSCRIBER.
The Mulberry exchange is In the
main building on Washington street
and contains only direct wires.
Up. N:
Is there any premium listed on a
Columbian half-doliar dated 1893?
There lie no premium listed on your
coin.
J. P. ~:
What rs tho premium on een.cerS
pieces dated 1885 and 18947 r.. N.
Your dime is worth eleven cents. A
dime of 1894 with the letter 8 10 val.
ued at I'VE dollars.
j. P. n:
How many questions are to be
answered IN 'dThe Million Doilas
Mysteryr' L. A. v. N.
-Four questions are 10 be answered.
"a What happened TO HargrezveY
f2> Where was the nillion3 (3) Whom
did Hargreaye's daughter marry cay
What becomes of the countessf
J. p. NJ:
In a game of checkers is a party
forced to jump? II. r. g.
IN the game OF checkers you are ~.
quired to Jump, according Co the
way play.
]. P. NJ.
Will the Lehigh BASKETBALL team
play any games In New York thie
winter? Where Will the Seton Hall-
Lehigh basketball contest take piaces
NORMA.
Lehish's basketball schedule does
mot call for any games in New YORK..
Setem Hall will play Lehlgh Fsbru-
airy 10 at South Bethlehem, Pa,
J. p. NJ.
How long will Mzbeiis Estelie re-
main at the orpheum Theatre?
Miss EsteiIo is going to be per.
manent member of the Forsbers
Players.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

a passing star and admits he has only
a very few fairly good races in his
system. Meredith, 1t is claimed,
hasn't reached his best form yet but
at that he has his work cut out for
him to gain the name and the fame
Of the consistent Melvin Sheppard.
J.P. NJ:
Where did Cavanagh and waithour
finish in the Newark six-day race?
J. LAKE.
Cayanagh ami walthour finished
fourth, with 50 points.
J.P NJ:
Is there any truth in the report
that the Germans conhscated FOOD
Belgians and that tho Germans are
putting a tax on food supplies cont
by American charitable institutions
ALLIES.
There have been reports to that ef-
feet, but they were proven false. The
United States consul officially denied
the stories. In the case OF a siege
one nation might refuse to allow food
to go through It's lines, but pictures
firm the scene OF battle actually show
the German soldiers feeding the Boil
giRn sufferers from their own rations
Up. NJ:
A bets that Brocoo rode in the six
day race at Madison Square Garden
the same year Vanoni did: B differs.
Who is right? Is ALI Goullot Of
French descent? j. e. T.
Brocco and vanoni never rode in
the same six-day race In the Garden.
Goullet ID of French descent.
J. p. NJ:
A bets 3 that Kramer, Goullet and
the Newark Thousand" BY says
Kramer, Gouliet and Moretti were
the finaiistn. Who winef A. FAN.
Kramer. Goullet and Spears were
the finaiists In tho Newark Thou-
sand" A wins.
J, P: NJ: :.
Where can I Be taught dressmsk-
ing and designing? A. c. j.
You can be taught dressmaklng and
designing at the Young women'1
Christian Association, Washington
street.
@
J. p. NJ:
Would the Omitted States object to
German invasion Of Canada under
United States ana Canada have
agreed not to keep navies on the
Great Lakes. Is this true?
H. A. L.
II has been argued that so long al
Canada has sent aid to England her
territory Is open to attack. The in-
tent OF the Monroe Doctrine Is to
prevent any foreign power from gain
ing any more territory on the Ameri-
can continent. There is such an
agreement between the United States
and Great Britain.
o
j. p. N:
Are there any fish In the Norris
canal within the city limits? NAT,
Get a whaling OUTFIT and you may
harpoon some ''killies" whom the sum-
mer comes again.
j. P. NJ:
VINO is the manager Of Ben weich's
Own Company, and on what wheel
is II?
Harry Shapiro IS the manager OF
Ben Welch's Own Company. 1t is on
the Columbia Main Wheel.
j. p. N.
Is the following phrase gramat.
ically correct: Hope this candy
reaches you in the best Of health?
L. n,
Dramatically II is proper, but
rhetorically It is incorrect, and Il
may leave the recipient In doub,
whether health refers to him or Il
the candy. In this sentence such .
dsabt 70, II course, scArcs,y liissiy n
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

The Brooklyn F. c., as q result Of
Its draw with the Clan MacDonalds,
increased its lead in the National As
ISOLATION Football League by point.
The Brooklyns are now heading the
circuit with a total Of II points, three
more than the West Hudson and
Bronx United elevens, which are on
sven terms for second place. The
Jersey A. c., which is fourth, was to
have met the Bronx United team In
league game, but the failure of the
referee TO arrive on time forced a
postponemeut. In the other league
game the Paterson Rangers advanced
10 fifth position by defeating the
Newark r. c.. which is holding down
the cellar. The Scottish-Anericans
and the Clan MacDonalds are tied for
sixth place, while the True Blues are
seventh.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

son is on the program for wednes.
day. About seventeen teams are to
have a chance at the prizes offered
by The Star. The Carnegie Conn
pany, Of Waverly, expects TO have
eight Quintets on tho Job and the
following organizations are also 10
have teams out: Tuacaroras, Millers
South Park A. G. and the Oak Leafs,
of East Orange
The Star headpin tournament has
been held on forty-tilree nights so faI
this season and tonight's competition
will tnaugurate the eleventh wesk Of
the hi4 Affair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
AHEARN IS ANXIOUS
TO MEET GIBBONS
Middleweight Ready and VIII
ing to Box Mike or Jim
my CIabby.
WHITE PROVES HE CAN HIT
WHITE PROVES HE CAN HIT
Boxers to Continue Today
Bout Started Saturday

MERRITT, B. C.. Dec. 2s.-Joe
Bayley, former lightweight cham
pion OF Canada. and Johnny Moore.
battled seventeen rounds of TWEEN
ty-round match here on Saturday,
but were unable to finish the 6sht
before Sunday arrived. They agreed
to continue the tight on Monday.
There were no knochdowns, and
the fight was even for the seven
teen rounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

a good show to make good. This Is
sure to come about II Gordon Is his
| trainer and the betting Is now that
Gordon will be with Spears and that
Neville will be with Kramer.
@
It is q strange fact but true, never
theless, that good trainers are as
scarce as good riders. In the last
fifteen years there have only been
about five or six good men in the
business. The big -Four" was com
posed of Neville, Gordon, Jimmy
Hunter and Willie Bolles. Neville
and Gordon are the only two left.
Hunter Is a pacenlaker and general
utility man for the Cycle Racing Az
ISOLATION, but he took care Of Wal
ter Rutt for time last season and
Rutt rode at his best here when
under the eare OF Hunter. Bolies ia
the track steward at the velodrome.
He could be pressed into service in
a pinch, but he Is a very busy man
when the season Is on. There are
other good trainers, Of course, one
of them being Eddie Lamson. who
looks after liver Lawson. But in all
the game there are only two star
trainers-Neville and Gordon. They
are the best beyond doubt
@
Gordon needn't be out Of Job a
minute. In fact. he Is very much In
demand. Jackie Clark is making a
strong play to get Gordon. He asked
a friend of his, who Is also a friend
of Mory's, TO bring such a deal about.
When approached, 1t is said, Gordon
refused absolutely to work for Clark
Once upon time Mory used to train
Jackie, but their parting was very
sad and even spectacular. Now, how
ever, Clark would go the limit to get
| Gordon back, but this, according to
Gordon, is out Of the question. Clark,
by the way, hasn't signed a contract
TO ride next year, and Il isn't known
| Just where ne will do his racing. His
poor showing last season and his In
! ability TO make good in the New YORK
six-day race have curtalled his value
az an attraction to such an extent
that tho Cycle Racing Association
isn't likely to make him much Of an
offer. He turned down a contract
said TO be as good as the one he
had last year, but now, it is said,
there isn't any contract waiting for
Jackie TO Sign.
o
| Clark, II he wants TO, may 90 to
Chicago TO rece next season. A
track is to be built there by Fl syndi-
cate, but the Cycle Racing Associa-
ton will have fun control OF all the
riders This will mean that about
twenty OF the second string men viii
be sent TO the Windy City 10 race
and that the stars will go out there,
one or two at a time. One OF the
best men will be featured there. Ivsr
Lawson will likely be the man, but
Clark may be.
O.
Talking about Chicago and the big
six-day race to be held out there, sew
eral OF the stars, II seems. aren't anX-
| ious to take part in the grind, Why.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
NO WIND, NO RACING

The Independent Club boys hAS
their feet OF eight ice yachts AZ
ready for starting yesterday on tbs
shrewsbury river OF Red Bank. bu,
not once during the day did the wilma
blow susiicientiy TO propel q yach'
across the river.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
Cleveland Thistles Beat
Niagara Falls Rangers

CLEVELAND. O., Dec. 2s.-Ths
Cleveland Thigtles eliminated the
Niagara F'aliN Rangers from turther
participation In the National soccer
championship yesterday afternoon b>
getting goals to the visitors o.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
CANADIANS LOSE

81. LOUIS. Dec. se-The Hamiite,
(Ont.) soccer team lost to the Tnnie
fails, Of this city. 8 goals TO o. yes
terasy. The Canadians lost two and
tied ono in a three-game series hsfe
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
The Evening Star Presents a Plan to
Build Home Trainer Oh Which the
Business Man May Take Some
HealthfuI Exercise.

The Evening Star has been in re-
ceipt of many letters anent tho build
ing of q home trainer for bike riders.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

SCHOLASTIC GOSSIP

gchoolboys Of this city and Bloom
field Jared rather poorly in the games
OF the stuyvesant High School held
sn New York Saturday night. Not one
Of the South Side High School ath~
letes we're able to get a place. Coach
Macherey. Of the South Side team.
announced that he entered the team
more for practice than with the Idea
OF trying to gather points.
Eddie Garlock, who Is looked upon
as the big star IN schooiboy circles
IN these parts. only managed to get
second place IN the half-mile handi-
cap, being nosed out by Oscar Koltoff,
OF Dickinson High School Of Jersey
City William Sharp, Of Englewood
High School, got frat place In the 300
yard novice, and Ralph Buchanan. of
Dickinson. took the gold medal in the
running high jump. The Bloomfield
High School relay team only managed
20 get second TO Poly Prep. team In
the one-mlle relay race.
Tom Fitzsimnons. Of the South Or
znge High School, once again was the
whole show Of the game Of basket
ball Saturday at the South Orange
High School gym" where the South
Orange schoolboys defeated the
alumni team by a SCORE Of % to Ia
Fitzsimmons scored u OF his teams
% points.
Bloomfield High Schools basketball
team went down to defeat Saturday
al Bloomfield before its alumni quin-
+et by a score Of "a to II. Benjamin
Winners playing for the alumni Tea
44traH
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

Young Ahoarn, who will meet Jacs
Dillon In a six-round bout at a Phila
delphia club on New Years day, Is
ready and willing for a fight with
Nike Gibbons and Jimmy Clabby. Ht
Is also anxious to drag AL MCCOY
into a New York ring.
Ahearn is confident OF his ability
to whip Dillon. and says that If he
is successful he will press his claim
for the middloweight championship
White stops sparrins Partner
Charley White. Of Chicago, who i,
to battle with Joe Shugrue, of Jersey
City. at Madison Square Garden, New
York, tomorrow night, has developed
a corkscrew punch OF the old Ki6
Mccoy variety which he is confident
will put Shusrue down for the count
In an exhibition workout at bis
training quarters yesterday, White
demonstrated the Mccoy punch BY
knocking out Jack LAWN. a heavy
weight
Flynn Stops Davis.
Jim Flynn knocked out George
"One Round Davis, OF Buffalo, II
luO eofenLu bOuuu u a Leh-EOuu'
match at Buffalo Saturday night
Flynn weighed 1856 pounds and Davi,
1856. Davis took the count OF MIN
four times in the first round.
O'NeiN vs.. Beeuher.
The main bout at the Olympic A
c.. New York. tonight, will be be
tween Tim O'Neil, the Boston light
weight, and Willie Beecher.
Two Bouts for Smith 81
In addition 90 meeting Yankee Cal
bert, Of Philadelphia, at the Long
Acre A. c., New York, tonight, Gun
boat Smith has been matched to dot
the mitts with Battling Lsvinsky New
Years Day at Waterbury. Conn.
Dundee and Cross Matched.
Johnny Dundee and Leach Cross
have been matched to meet in a ten
round bout at the Empire A. c.. Nsss
York, January 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
Standing of the Teams.

The Brooklyn Football Club, anna
keur champion of the United States,
and undefeated since its entrance into
the National League, played a draw
with the Clan MacDonalds at Mar
quette oval, Brooklyn, yesterday aft
ernoon at one goal all. The game was
scheduled to be played at Harrison,
the home grounds Of the Brooklyn
Football Club, but the Clan MacDon-
aids maintained that team with the
name of Brooklyn should play In that
place, so the game was transferred
10 Marquette oval
The first half of yesterdays contest
was all in favor OF the Clan, and at
half time IL was leading by a point,
thanks to the individual effort OF Har-
rover, who worked the ball free from
. nnix-up IN front OF the Brooklyn cit
adeI, and put 1t In the net for q point.
Upon changing ends the Brooklyus
secured the upper hand, and after
twenty minutes Of play 5picer. play
ing away back at left back, scored a
goal, said TO have been the best ever
shot in the country. He was Justify
applauded. Both teams suffered from
The Icy covering OF the held.
Newark r. c. Short Of Players and Lose.
Represented with only eight play
ers, the Newark F. c. went down to
defeat before the Paterson Rangers
by the score Of goals TO In Ma
tional League game at Paterson yes
terday afternoon. The locals put up
q game battle In the first period, the
Rangers leading, goals 20 2. The
Rangers, however, were too much in
the final half and tailed three points.
shuE-sut Victories in order.
The Torrance F. G. BANKED the
West Hudson Juniors, . goals to 0, and
the irish Americans shut out the Ar
linzton A. A, goals to 0. IN pair OF
West Hudson Amateur League games
decided yesterday. The contest sched-
lied between the Ford r. c. and tho
.xearny F. G. was postponed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
II Looks Easy for Chatham BowIers.


Though leading the circuit with a
record OF eight games won and ons
lost, the T. A. B. 8. team Is having
a hard fight in the Diocesan Union
League. The Elizabeth bowlers arn
second, having captured, TO date,
ten games out OF twelve rolled. st.
Augustine lie third with six victories
and three defeats, while the order of
the other teams ie as follows st. Rose
Of Lima, ST. Columbia, East Orange
Holy Name, st. Cecilia, 81, Tsrees Of
Summit and BloorufAld. ~
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

"A home trainer is not hard to build,
and the accompanying cut gives a
clear idea of the working plan:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
Form of Application for
Star Headpin Tournament

To the Manager Of The star
Headpin Tournament:
Please enter ............ teams
in Ths Star Headpin Tourna-
inent under the name Of ........
...........'...... In ailot-
ing q night It is requested that
the bowling committee avoid, II
possible, these dates ............
'...s...sss.s.s.....
When date has been assigned.
please notify the undersigned.
."'''.''''..."s.s..''''..'.'''
tstrset> .......-............
Getty, ........................
state, ..............."...-..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
Flynn stops Davis.


The main bout at the Olympic A
c.. New York. tonight, will be Be
tween Tim O'Neil, the Boston light
weight, and Willie Beecher.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28
Two Bouts for Smith

Dundee and Cross Matched.
Johnny Dundee and Leach Cross
have been matched to meet in a ten
round bout at the Empire A. c., NsR
York, January 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

JunIor Athletic League Match Tonight
The Columbians. Of East Orange,
will meet the North End five In a
Junior Athletic League bowling
match on the North End alleys to-
night,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

KeAPuy Bowler Beats Newark Man.
Gavin Bell. representing the Miller
and Gunderman alleys, OF Kearny de-
Seated Lorenzo. Of the Weingarth
Whatfon alleys. In a bowling match.
1881 20 1881, on the Weingarth
Whatton drives yesterday afternoon.
Belle best scores were 240, 235 20e and
204, while Lorenzo had counts of 2l6,
2I2 and 21t. Seven games were
rolled
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

a good show to make good. This Is
sure to come about II Gordon Is his
trainer, and the betting Is now that
Gordon will be with Spears and that
Neville will be with Kramer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-28

OF ell the coming cyclists IN the
game, Spears appears 20 have the
brightest prospects. He has a won
derful stretch run. but his track
generalship is a pity, Manager Mac
Farland has said time and time again
that Spears had a championship pair
Of legs, but a ten-cent head. He
finally went to Spears one day and
advised him how TO ride winning
race Bob followed his advice and
he beat q field of stars. That was
enough for Mcfarland. He was
satisfied that Spears would make a
good man and Mac" offered him Il
liberal contract for next season. He
and Reggie Mcnamara were the first
men to sign for 1918, and MaoFarlano
said hs would sss tsst Bob was given
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1914-02-27
W. [. KRONE, Solicitor
Master in Chancery Sale.

State of Illinois, Massac County, SIS.
In the Circuit Court OF said County.