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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

quois alleys. They will be under the
management Of e. Wissert and Gus
Koch, and 1t is expected that about
fifteen teams will be out. These man
ayers have worked hard to arrange
all the details. and they figure that
the bowlers will be able to capture q
lot Of the watch-f obs which The Star
offers to those who have scores Of 100
or better.
The Rubberset Company pin knights
will have a special night tomorrow
night, and the manager, who is Leon-
ard Measel, says that this affair will
certainly be one of the features OF the
big competition. He looks for turn
out of about twenty teams. A lot OF
the bowlers have. been practicing at
the headpin game, and they figure
that bunch of the watch-fobs are
at their mercy.
A change has been made in the pro-
gram for Friday night, which will
wind up the second week Of The Star
headpin tournament. The Edison
bowlers, who were booked for that
night, have asked for a postpone
ment, and the Central Stamping
bowiers have been put on instead.
Manager Pitler. who Is TO DO the d.
reetor-general OF the Central Stamp.
ing Company aggregation. Is an old
time performer on the alleys, and he
has become decidedly enthusiastic
over the headpin tournament. Will
lam Farquarth is looking after get
ting the teams in line, and he figures
that they will have at least fourteen
teams, and may have a lot more.
Change for the wiss Team.
At the request OF Manager Busch
tho date for the ]. Wiss & Sons Com
pany bowlers has been changed from
Thursday, November IL, to Friday,
November Is. Tho manager says that
conditions at the factory have made
1t inconvenient for q lot of the pin
knights to get away Thursday night.
and, as Friday night was open, the
change was made. This leaves Mo-
vember IL open, and 1t might be well
to say that November and Novem-
Der IL are now the only dates open In
November, and 1t behooves organiza-
lions that are looking for special
night to get in line soon unless they
wish to wait for some time before
being booked. The December and
January dates are always snapped up
quickly. and 1t will not be long, prob
ably, before an announcement will be
necessary that nothing remains at all
in the way of open nights.
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James Burns, of Sacred Heart
Club, Performs Clever
Stunt.
MERGOTT Primers TO ROLL
Fifteen Teams Expected to
Compete Tonight on the
Iroquois Alleys.

James Burns, of the Sacred Heart
Club bowlers of Elizabeth, turned a
clever trick last night in The Star
headpin tournament on the Iroquois
alleys when he accounted for a score
of 102, In spite OF n miss In the fourth
frame. 1t Is seldom that a bowler re-
covers from the severe handicap In
fiicted on him when he misses In any
of the twelve boxes. Burns. however.
showed that 1t could be done, and his
effort was rewarded by one of the
silver watch-fobs which The Star
offers to those who have counts be-
tween 100 and 10. The miss for
Burns in the fourth frame was only
by a hair. Had he hit the head pin In
this box he would have qualified for
one of the gold watch-fobs which The
Star hands out to those who have
scores of 10 or better. Burns started
with a strike last night, turned in
"9'' and then another strike. Then
the miss occurred, but he kept plug
ging away with strikes or "9s," and
ran his score up to 90 in the eleventh
frame When he cleared the alleys
with perfect hit on his last ball he
received a well-earned round of APP
plause.
Last night was the first Club night
of the season in The Star headpin
tournament. These affairs are con-
Quoted so as to afford clubs which
cannot muster the ten teams neces-
sary to qualify for special night
chance to perform. There were three
teams on the Job last night from the
Madison A. A., of this city; two from
the Sacred Hearts, of Elizabeth two
from the Cedar Grove County
Asylum, three from the Excelsior
Bowling Club, of Elizabeth, and three
from the Astorias, of this city.
Burns was the only fob-winner
Eddie Stiner. Of the Madisons, was
there for/92, but he blew in the eighth
frame. Cairns, of the Madisons, ac-
counted for 81, but he made the mis-
take of missing the head pin In the
eleventh frame Glairy. of the Ex-
celsiors. rolled SO, with a miss in the
eighth frame. There were any num-
Der who came close to the century
mark and not few who hit the head
pin only once or twice in twelve tries.
Here are the scores:
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YOUNG GRADWELL
IN DRAW WITH LORE
Lightweights Battle Twenty
Rounds on Even Terms at
New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 3D.
Young Gradwell. the Newark, N. j.,
) lightweight, and Johnny Tore. oi
New York, battled twenty furious
rounds to q draw, before the River
side A. c.. here last night. Both
went at one another like wildcats
from the first gong. and the fans
we're treated to probably the most
exciting bout OF the season. Grad
well displayed more alertness than
Lore and outclassed him at long
range fighting. Lore was able to hold
the Jersey youth even by being the
aggressor at infightlng. Lore's eye
was badly split as he came out for
the twentieth round, and for the en-
tire session both men slugged In an
effort to score O knockout victory.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

When the $50 o'clock train for
Pittsburgh leaves Newark tonight on
the Pennsylvania railroad. Mr.. and
Mrs, Gus Getz will be on board. The
former Newark and present Brooklyn
ballplayer and his wife will make
Pittsburgh the first stop on his jour
ney to the Pacific coast where they
VIII spend the winter. Pittsburgh Is
Getz's home town.
Originally, Getz planned to go on a
transforming trip with a team of
All-International League stars, man
aged by Jimmy Lalonge, catcher of
the Buffalo Club, but this fell through.
Getz will stay at Los Angeles and viii
play ball occasionally, If the oppor-
tunity presents itself to do so, but he
has no definite object in going West,
other than to enjoy the more pleasant
climate of the Pacific coast.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
West Orange Basketball
Teams Start League Season

Basketball teams of the West Or
ange Senior and Junior leagues under
the direction of the West Orange So
cial Centre. got under way at the new
High School gymnasium, CASTOR
street, Orange, yesterday afternoon.
In the senior circuit the West Orange
Five won from the Prospect A. c., %
to 10, while in the Junior League the
Edison junior quintet disposed of the
Eagle A. c., 46 to 10. Two more games
will be decided on next Wednesday
afternoon, bringing together the Fair
mount A. @. and the Orange Valley
Gym" team in the Senior League,
and the Franklin A. G. and the West
Orange High School second team In
the 1uniay Organization --.~-~s ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. Getz will spend few
days at Pittsburgh with Gus's rela-
tives and then will go to Chicago to
see friends of Mrs Getz. From the
Windy City they will go direct to
their destination. Mrs. Getz is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Messner of Hamburg place and Ave-
nue. l.. She met Gus last year when
he first Joined the Tigers. and was a
daily spectator at the games. Their
marriage took place secretly late In
the season of 1913
Gus thinks highly of Newark, for he
won bride here, helped win a cham
plonship and then won promotion to
the major league. He Is touted now
by major league scribes as one of the
coming stars of the game. Many To-
cal fans give him credit for being the
best ballplayer ever shipped out of
Newark.
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Eagle A. c. Will Meet Atlas
Eleven in Football Battle

The Eagle A. c., of West Orange,
which opened it's football season last
Sunday by defeating the strong Nut
ley Field Club by the score Of q to 8.
will have as ite opponent next Sunday
afternoon the Atlas A. c.. of Airing
ton. The game will be played on the
Valley road grounds, In West Orange,
and will be called at A:30 o'clock. The
Eagles have q few open dates and
would like to arrange home games for
Sunday afternoons with first-class
teams, the Valley A. A. and Prospects
preferred. r. Foley, OF 25s Valley
road. West Orange II the manager
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
Michigan Ready for Harvard.

Michigan's football team will meet
Harvard next Saturday without hav-
ing engaged In q scrimmage drill since
the Syracuse game last week. The
nearest approach to real football that
Coach Yost has been giving his men
has been the charging and breaking
through work for the iinemen. Prac-
tice yesterday. the last real workout
before the Crimson game, was guarded
with absolute secrecy. Quarterback
Hughitt was not on the field, but his
injured arm was said to be mending
rapidly, and he Is almost certain to be
In Saturdays game. The Wolverines
will leave for Cambridge tomorrow
afternoon. Nearly $500 tickets for
the Harvard game have been sold to
Michigan students. .-.
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Totals ....... 225 Totals ......... 209
Astoria No. 3--Iiiggins, 3d. Walsh, 40;
spry, IS; Davis, 80; Russell, 80. Totals,
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Barrow Knows Nothing
of Proposed Syracuse Deal

Big Bill Devery, owner of the Jer-
sey City club of the international
League, and President Thomas Fo-
garty. of the Skeeters, were guests of
honor at dinner last night at Syr-
acuse. Devery told business men that
he would transfer the Jersey City
franchise there IL the New York State
League can be induced to withdraw.
Mayor James X. Mcguire offered
81, 900 and Chief of Police Cabin also
promised to raise funds to +c~~' the
deal. President Edward @. Barrow
declared today that he knew nothing
of the transactions going on.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

Ticket scaipers already have made
preparations to profit by the Mime
sofa Chicago football game Novem-
Der al at Chicago. The tickets have
not yet been printed, but it is said
that four we.l-known scalpers ad-
mitted that reservations could be
made, and at least one of them stat
ed the exact location where his seats,
at a premium of 81 over the regular
price, would be located. Asked where
the tickets were to come from, one
broker replied: THE boys" There
have been scandals in previous years
involving certain students alleged to
have acted for the brokers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

Looking in good condition, Ad Wei
CAST, the former lightweight cham
pion, arrived In New York today
from Chicago to finish up his training
for his tcn-round bout with Freddie
Welsh. which will be fought at the
Madison Square Garden on Monday
night. Wolgast will do his work at
Dial Hawxins's roadhouse, in West
chester.
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That Numbering system.

Arguments advanced against the
numbering system by coaches
throughout the country are being crit
icised after Rutgers timely victory
over Tufts here on Saturday. The
Tufts players were not numbered be-
cause the coaches appeared to be
afraid that it would aid the opposing
players in diagnosing their plays.
Rutgers men carried numbers
large enough to be seen easily from
most any part of the stands, and what
they did to Tufts is history.
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Game for Soldiers.

The basketball team OF Company X,
Fifth Regiment, N. G. N. j., will meet
the Arlington Big Five next Friday
night on the soldiers court. on North
Willow street, Montclair. The teams
will line UP as follows: Arlington
Forwards. Hanna and McWalters;
centre, McLarty; guards, Flynn and
Roder. Company K-Forwards, Ma
her and Jesmer; centre, kitcheh;
guards, MoDonough and Chapman.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

Frankie Nelson outpointed Cy Smith
last night In the main bout al
Browns Gymnasium. New York.
Both boys are Hoboken lightweights
Smith carried the fight to his OPP
ponent throughout. but Nelson easily
evaded his opponents wild swings
and countered cleverly with stiff jabs
to the face and body Smith never
ret. Gated, and this made it an inter
esting contest for the ten rounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

Washington and Lee, the only
team that has not been scored on,
will grapple with Swarthmore. at
Lexington, Va, week from next
Saturday.
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Welsh Gets Decision Over
Baldwin in l2.R0und Bout

BOSTON, Oct. 2s.-Freddie Welsh,
lightweight champion of the world
won decision last night over Matty
Baldwin, of Chariestown, In a
bout that went the scheduled
twelve rounds. Welsh won on points.
He had the better of every round TO
the tenth, when Baldwin cut loose.
That round and the remaining two
were Baldwin's. Welsh came through
the encounter without a mark.
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Games wanted.

The Bloomfield Big Five, which was
beaten by only one basket by The Ar
mory Five in the opening game of it's
season last week. would like to hear
from the Bay View Wheelmen, st.
Michael's, Harrison Big Five, Hos
pital Five and teams of like caiibre.
games to be played on opponents
courts William Maher, Washington
street, Bloomfield, is the manager.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
we,t Point Preparing for "war."

Up In West Point the cadets are
working away with grim determine
ton that might be CHARACTERISTIC Of
the Kaiser's forces, and the soldier
boys have very good reason. Notre
Dame came out Of the West last year
and made the soldier boys look like
tin men. Notre Dame is not SO strong
this year but West Point is not
counting on that. The service team is
out for revenge, with a capital r.
and the score can't be too one-sided
to suit Uncle Sans football players
when they meet a week from Satur-
day.
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Billy Kelly n Manager.

Billy Kelly, the Fighting Chauf-
feur," of this city, Is now managing
the affairs OF Joe Smith and Youns
Kaiser. Smith will meet Young Fitz-
simmons, of New York, at club 10
Long Island. tonight Kaiser is also
ready to meet any lad at his weight,
according to Kelly.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
NEWTON TEAM WINS

Newton streets playground basket
ball team opened the season at Sum.
mer avenue playground yesterday
afternoon with a victory over the
6ome team, 10 to II. Belleville also
rot under way with victory. defeat
Ing the Canal street team. 30 to ~
at Canal street. They were Senior
League games.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
MAKE On Of 81. Michael's Team.

Marty McEvoy and frankie Boyle,
both of this city, and Gus Refill
Charley Powers and Dutch Kelvin,
all of Paterson, will compose the st.
Michael Seniors this season. The
Saints win get under way at Har-
monia Hall, Belleville avenue, FRI
day night, with the Orange Armory
five as opponents.
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debut as a member of the flrst-
named team tonight, when that quin-
tet will oppose the Bay Views at
Columbia Hall, Court and Prince
streets. The Bay Views will have
the services of Powers Sunday aft
ernoon at Bay View Hall, where
the Wheelmen will meet the st.
Vincent de Paul five, of Brooklyn.
ON Friday night Powers will per-
form for the st. Michaels in their
opening game of the season at Har-
monia Hall, Belleville avenue,
against the Orange Armory five.
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CLANCY BEATS DELANEY

AKRON. o., Oct. 2s.--George Cha
ney, of Baltimore. received the news
paper decision over Cal Delaney, OF
Cleveland, here last night, after
twelve rounds of fast boxing. The
first FIVE rounds were even. but Cha
ney drew away from the Cievelander
in tho latter part of the fight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
COLLEGE FOOTBALL NOTES

New York University, the team
/ that did not score a point last sea-
son. has not lost game this fall
Captain Huntley. the quarterback,
has put lots of snap into the team.
-.
Locke, Cleveland lad. iB one Of the
latest sensations at Swarthmore Col
lege. He plays in the backheld, and
| handles himself like Spiegel, the
| Washington and Jefferson star His
70-yard run won the Ursinus game.
-.
Whitley Thomas, right end on the
State College team, had his shoulder
badly injured early in the Harvard
game Last Saturday.
-.
| Michigan, which meets Harvard In
the Cambridge Stadium next Satur-
day, has played more Eastern teams
than any other eleven from the West.
AS far back as 1881 the wolverines
met Harvard, the latter winning 4 to
0. Yale and Princeton also defeated
Michigan that year.
=.
Haverford will play one OF its big
Rest games Of the season with Frank
| lin and Marshall on the Main Line
gridron Saturday.
-.
They are enjoying the best football
season in years at Rutgers. Coach
Foster Sanford and his assistants
have eased up with the squad since
the clean-cut victory over Tufts, but
will start gruelling drill In a few
days for the big game with SYRIA
cuse a week from Saturday.
Boston football writer's claim that
Higgins, the State College end, Is the
best fankman who has appeared In
the stadium this season Higgins
was injured early in the fray, but
played throughout the entire game.
-.
washington and Lee, the only
| team that has not been scored on,
will grapple with swarthmore. at
Lexington, Va, a week from next
Saturday.
Colgate students are raising pool
| to take along to New Haven on
Saturday. Last year the New York
staters cleaned up the Ellis, and are
confident again. It's different In tho
Yale camp. They say Hinkey's team
Is due for brace.
-.
Sanitary methods have reached the
point at Harvard where the players
are served with private drinking cups
instead of using bucket as in the
past. In the past the players at times
used the same bucket for sponge and
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Harrison players In Game.

Gown and Lauenstein, who are
rlembers of the Harrison Big Five,
played with the Points last night.
Lauenstein's lone field basket tied
the score in the final half for the
Points.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

Marty Kavanagh Is expected home
from the West early next week.
Marty will probably be seen In a
Harrison Big Five and Bippart Five
uniform.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
Beeebsr Beat. williams.

Willie Beecher, of New York, had
the better of a bout with Andy Will
Jams, at the New Polo A. A., New
York, last night, UP to the sixth
round, when Williams refused to con-
tinue. alleging foul. The claim war
not allowed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
Knlrbts Have clever Team.

Though made up of junior players.
the Knights of Columbus team could
probably hold it's own against any
of the quintets hereabouts. The
members are clever at the passing
game and display accuracy 10 caging
the ball.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
Klohler ln TraInina.

Freddie Kiebler, of Irvington, will
meet the new AL Mccoy in a ten
round bout at the Dexter Park A. c.,
Cypress Hills, Long Island, Friday
night. Kiebler is training at the Cen
trail Institute.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

y The Troys of Union Hill defeated
the Point A. C. of Bayonne, 20 to
|25, in an extra-period contest in
Elizabeth last night. AT half-time
the score was tied. 20 to 20.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
curIey and Bowie NAV Join Team.

Jack Curley and frankie Boyle, a
pair Of local basketball stars, may
become members of the Knights
team before many days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28
change Playing Night.

The Knights of Columbus basket
ballers will play at Casino Hall next
Monday night instead of Tuesday.
owing to Election Day. The Orange
Armory five will be the opponents
of the KNIGHTS.
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Ian On s.e,. plllon.

Jack Dillon, tho Indianapolis mid
dleweight. will not get chance to
box In ST. Louis again. The match
makers of the different clubs out there
held meeting a few nights ago and
decided not to make any more offers
to Dillon for bouts. Dillon recently
fought George 'Knockout'') Brown,
OF Chicago, at the Coliseum A. c.,
which was stopped by the referee and
declared mo contest"
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H.avxreixht. ct Fairn,ont.

The Fairmont A. c., of New York
has arranged a bout for next Satur-
day night between Battling Levinsky
and Terry Keller. The semi-final OF
ten rounds will be between Youpg
O'Leary and Kid Taylor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

The American Five of Paterson,
which was beaten by the Bay Views
BIT Bay View Hall Sunday afternoon,
will oppose the Rosedale five at Ho-
boken tomorrow night.
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Williams and Gibbons win.

Kid Williams, of Baltimore, ban
tamweight titleholder, outfought
Dutch Brandt, of Brooklyn, In ten
round contest at the Broadway Sport
ing Club, Brooklyn, last night. Will
Jams was held even III the first round,
but took the lead in the other rounds.
Mike Gibbons, of st. Paul, defeated
Billy Maxwell, of Philadelphia, scor-
ing knockdowns in the first, second
end seventh rounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

Young salzman. OF Newark. and
Johnny DAILY, of Jersey City. will fur
nish the main bout at the Central In
stitute next Monday night.
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Donov.n Dicl.srs win Q. Of ?.

Pooch Donovan, the Harvard train
er, is said to be dickering with the
University of Pennsylvania authori-
ties. There is no doubt that Penn
would like to secure his services, and
1t may be that the deal will como
through, as Donovan's contract with
the Crimson expiTes aftsr this year,
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shuxrue 10 second Drummie.

Joe Shugrue, the Jersey City light
weight, will act as Young Dummies
chief second when the latter will
meet Young Cardell at the Olympic
A. c., Olympic Park, one week from
| tonight.