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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
WILL COMPETE
IN AQUATICS
Calls for Candidates at Col
Ieges Bring Large Number
of Responses.
VETERANS OUT AGAIN
VETERANS OUT AGAIN

Calls for candidates for the swim.
ming and water polo varsity teams at
the colleges holding membership in
the league have met with unusual sue
cess this year, and the squads now
doing preliminary work are more nu-
mereus and of higher class than ever
before. The sport is gradually en-
In popularity. Many of the colleges
and schools have made swimming part
Of their curriculum, So that opportunity
and Incentive are encouraging more
and more students to take up %aquatfcs
with a view to competition.
The detection of Harvard last
spring from the ranks of the Intercol-
legiate Swimming association, far
from showing lack of interest, indi-
Gates q praiseworthy desire to Ina
prove matters at home. The Cam
bridge faculty objected to the con
slant trips made necessary by the
championship meets and pronounced
Itself In favor of a New England
league, in which Harvard, Brown,
Amherst and Williams would contest
for hoHors. In view of the fact that
Cornell, Syracuse and one or two 9th
er institutions new have teams In the
water, the scheme should work out to
the benefit of all. The west has an as
ISOLATION that Is yearly growing
stronger, and with the New England
and the Intercollegiate leagues to take
care of swimming in the east competi-
ton for everybody will be provided,
also affordfng a chance to determine
the country's best team by bringing
the winners together in a post season
tournament.
While steps are being taken to in
duce one of the outside colleges to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19

BATTLES, ~PRINoEToN's CRACK SWIMMER,
take Harvard's place, the five uniyersi-
ties nov holding membership are busy
preparing for the opening event, and
it looks like a close race for the pen
nants.
In looking oyer the material for the
various squads one soon realizes how
close will be the struggle, for the teams
were never more evenly matched. Yale
loses only Richards and Princell of
the 1910 men, which mean that Cap
tain Stoddart, the best all around prod
uct Of the year, will have for his swim
ming team II. s. Palmer, the 220 yard
champion; w. Howe, the so yard rec
ord holder, and S. L. Devan, 8. Moses,
H. Winslow, ]. McGhie and H. HarA
per, besides the plunge holder, r. Lel
rec, and the fancy diver, FL. G. Hughes.
At Pennsylvania the graduation OF
Captain Feustman, the great water.
polo forward, will be the most severe
blow. 1t Is thought that John Shryock.
the intercollegiate hundred yarder, will
take special work and compete again.
J. Graham, Jr., has been elected cap
tain of the swimmers and can count ON
the fancy divers, Hans and Berens; the
plungers, Hopkinson and Wolferth.
and the sprlnters, Clement, Anthony,
Borden, White and Yerkes.
Captain Battles Of Princeton prob
ably has the best water polo material
of the lot, however. and properly han
died they should develop into one of
the best college teams ever seen.
Columbia enters the fray with a bet
ter outlook than she has had since the
haicyon days of Trubenbach and spen-
GER. Captain Patterson seems to be the
right man to handle the squad, and the
White and Blue will find in M. Ken
nedy, the new professional coach, the
help it has lacked for years.
While the championship tournament
will not begin before January, several
meets have already been held with out
side teams, and the students win also
take part individually In all the open
Amateur Athletic union carnivals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
PUR|TANS- VICTORY
OVER MARION A. G.
One of the CIeanest Contests Yet
Played IN The City League
Series Of Basketball.
SCORE WAS u TO 8

Victory again greeted the Puritan
A. G. basketball team on the Audi
torium court last night, this time at
the expense of the Marion aggrega-
ton. The score was IL to s and the
game was one of the cleanest yet
waged in the City League series. The
sides appeared pretty evenly match
ed, but the P%uritans seemed to be
the most aggressive. There was
good passing on both sides and I'M
necessary roughness prevented a
multitude of fouls, such as have
been seer in some of the recent con-
tests. The score at the end of the
first half was 8 to 3 in favor of the
Puritans.
The Puritan lads displayed skill
in basket shooting, making four to
their opponents two. Jack Welt
zen proved a dean at foul shooting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
LONG CAREER

Terry Edwards fought the four hun
bred and fftteth battle of his ring ca
reer at the Bergen Beach Athletic
club, New York, recently. The me
time asl IF Brooklyn, who still main
tains he is the 100 pound champion, is
still quick and aggressive. He put up
a mastery bout for four rounds against
Lavigne, a clever young boxer, who
did his utmost to tire the veteran. The
bout was a good draw, however.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19

for the Marions, scoring on all the
fouls made by the Puritans.
Pursuant to the action taken at
"a meeting Of league managers Thurs
day night, officials of the Auditorium
kept time last night and the begin
ming and expiration Of each period
was marked by the sounding of a
gong. The lineups and score;
Puritan A. G. Marion A. G.
J. Sullivan WeitZen
CdntlOn ...st .F..ss' ss-ss- UIdy
Forwards.
Deegan Mulligan
Center.
r. Sullivan .......... Hoizhelmer
w. Egan smith
Guards.
Field goals: j. Sullivan, 2; F.
Sullivan, 2; Gray, /; Smith, ]. Goals
from fouls: w. Egan, 8; CANTON,
1: Weitzen, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
RECORD NOT BROKEN

New York, Nov. 19.-The Official re,
port of the international balloon races
started from St. Louis Oct. II shows
that Alan r. Hawley, who piioted the
balloon America H., has not estab-
llshed a worlds record for longest
distance with a hight of i.fTI is
miles. The figures show that the hon
or still belongs to Count de vaulx for
a distance Of 1913 miles, made in the
flight from Paris to a point In Russia.
This record has remained unbroken
for ten years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
DEAF MUTES IN
A LOSING GAME
Specfal to the EVENING NEWS.

specfaI to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Nov. 19:-The King
wood A. C. basketball team again
proved to be victors by defeating the
Deaf and Dumb Mutes of Orange On
the local court last night by a score
of 81 to IL. The hall was crowded
to its doors on this occasion. The
game was very interesting and ex-
citing.
In the first half of the game the
Kingwoods scored "a and the Deaf
Mutes s..
The lineup:
X. A. C. Deaf Mutes.
Lang, Reibolt ....... Pace, Coyne
Forwards.
Peterson Knike
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
FIVE s.
TONIGHT VS..
OWLS TEAM

Tonight basketball fans will find
the Jaegle basketball team, of New
ark, and the Owls, Of this city,
matched on the Auditorium court.
This will be an exhibition contest
that should develop into a lively
game. \ It will be held in ~eonjunc-
ton with the regular Saturday
night dancing session and will start
at 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
SAYREVILLE
TEAM WANTS
SOME: GAMES

The ~Sayreville A. A. basketball
aggregation is anxious to book games
with the Danish Sociable Athletic
Club. the Owls, Dexter A. c., Marion
A. c., and other aggregations of
similar strength. The team is will
Ing to play games in Sayreville or on
opponents courts. The ~Sayreville
a. A. Juniors would like to hear
from the Peerless A. c. and the
Franklin F. c. fves. Address all
challenges to Paul Check, Sayre-
Vile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
LIVE . sesee TIPS

Even the ladies bowl at Keyport
and they can roll up some good
scores. Ii bowling was popular
among the fair sex in this city l
would always know where to find
the sporting reporters.
1 see that John G. Hayes. of Long
Branch, Is going to run in the ff-
teen mile race at the Auditorium on
December 5. John made good here
last winter, but l guess Al. Raines
will make him go m There may
be some loose change bet on the re-
suit at that.
They tell me that the governors of
the City Baseball League had a
warm session Thursday night. Well,
Van Mulchahey is still referee and
will be as long as the league lasts. /
am told. Van is all right and his
faults. admitting he has some, are so
trihing that they can be overlooked.
i y
Official timekeepers to be furnish
ed by the management OF the Audi
forum and a signal gong ought to
aid materially in preventing disputes
over basketball games. Both have
been needed and their value will be
seen without glasses.
=
Oh, you Harryl I have almost
forgotten my old friend Kreischer,
but better late than v Now,
Harry, If you feel poetic these days,
Just grind 1t out and send it to me
and / will give it publicity. / know
you have talent in that line and you
should not be so selfish. You owe it
to your friends, and the sporting fra
%ternity of Perth Is hungry to devour
some more Of your clever rhymes.
Now don't disappoint me, as I ex-
pect TO hear from the honored A. A.
G.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19

Center.
Schoder, Lietz, Lowe, Puglier,
Ohmenhiser -. Bradley, Redmond
Guards.
Time of halves, twenty minutes.
Referee, Sullivan.
In the preliminary game the
Eagles five were defeated by the
.Lenox team by a score of 5 to 4. The
lineup:
Red Eagle. Lenox
Sattler,
Walsh, Simon $3.50. Biting, Sealey
Forwards.
iCoffey Sealey
Center.
ILarkins ......... Sealey, Nickinig
Guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
FOOTBALL TODAY On
TOTTEhVILLE GROUNDS
gpscsa, TO the EVENING NEWS.

spscsaI to the EVENING NEWS.
Tottenville, Nov. 19:-Several at
tractive sporting events have been
carded by the Tottenville Athletic
Club for the next week or SO. To-
night there will be a basketball game
with the Y. H. A. team. Of Perth
Amboy, in K. OF P. hall, and this af-
ternoon there win be a football
game on the T. A. G. oval here.
An anchor TO wfndwaFd-an &c. In
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19

DEXTERS BEAT
w. A. A TEAM
Local Five Trimmed the Woodbridge Basketball Crowd
on the Lattsr's Court Thursday Night by a Score
of 81 to 13--Was Some Game.

ties on the w. A. A. side.
During the first half of the game
the w. A. A. boys scored 5, and the
Dexters II. The lineups:
w. A. A. Dexters.
Simonsen, Potter ..... Macan, Ellie
forwards
centre
R. Potter Allen
Campbell ........... Durham
guards
Time of halves, twenty minutes.
Referee, Bernard Sullivan
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
TEAMS To ENGLAND

There is a possibility that the crack
lacrosse team of the Crescent Athletic
club of New York will make a trip to
Great Britain next spring. In 1897
this organization sent a team of thir-
teen men abroad, and the aggregation
did not lose any of the thirteen games
played, tying in n and winning all
of the rest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

DptLFUF 10 tNB u ' ENINU I'VE 3,
Woodbridge, Nov. 19:-The Dex-
ter basketball team, of Perth Amboy,
defeated the w. A A. FIVE in their
opening game at their club house
Thursday night by a score of 35 to
13. The Dexter boys proved too
strong for the local team. This be-
ing the first game of the w. A. A.
little could be- expected from them.
Robert Macan, forward on the Dex-
ter team, was a star at all times.
Potter and Campbell were the favor:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
TEAM NO. 2
LEADS IN 8
MAN SERIES
sDecras 20 the EVENING NEWS.

oDeuIuE 70 tHo nv NNINU NEW8.
~Tottenyille, Nov. 19:-Team No.
2 at present leads in the three-man
bowling tournament of the Aque-
honga Athletic Club in this place. 1t
has won eight games and lost but
one. Team No. 8 is second in the
standing with a gain of nine games
and a loss of three. No. 8 is third
having won nine games and lost six.
Team No. 4 took two out of three
games from No. 10 last night. The
scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19
A Mean Lnsinuation.

MY husband has had only one bad
stroke Of luck all his life" wei,
why didn't he get a diyorcef'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-19

An anchor to windward-an ad. in
the EVENING NEWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
NEGRO KNOCKS OUT CUTLER
Johnson Drops Sparring Partner
-Jeffries Shows Up Well.

San Francisco. May 2S.-Jack Johnson to-
dav did some of the most exciting boxing
since he began training. The excitement
came when Marty Cutler. one Of the Chi
cago sparring partners, was dropped in the
second round with a short right uppercut
to the jaw It took some time to revive
Cutler, and even Johnson looked bit wor-
ried and offered to assist.
After the days work was ended it was
learned that Cutler received his pummelling
in the way of punishment for staying away
from the camp over night.
In addition Johnson boxed four rounds
with George Cotton and two with Walter
Monahan a local heavyweight
San Francisco. May 2S.-Giving his sec
onJ public boxing exhibition since he began
training and making what is said will
probably be his last public appearance be-
fore the big fight on July 4, James j. JEFF
fries surprised more than two thousand en-
thusiastic ring followers by his apparently
excellent condition and speed when he
boxed three rounds with his brother Jack
and three rounds with Joe Choynski, at
Dreamlard Rink last night.
The fighter was fast and snappy in action
and surprisingly quick on his feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29

age lbs; n. Fowler, Palmer & Singer '-A'
! % IN 80. average 1:19 $40.
The free-for-aH was the last numoer Oh
49,. 5av and brought out the fastest times
Ta,,bert and his 30 Simplex was a favor
o. from the first, and when the judges al
r. en;sh announced that he had WIFI
49,, there was murmur of disappoht-
-,en+ In a moment they announced mat
- had decided to make the climb. In THIS
&c tho contestants were allowed only one
-, AZ the hill His time was 1:J5' ana the
rotor hurried UP the hill without missing
~, exnIosion. Second in this class was .
= yT-iebart. in his Mercedes, in los 10. Inc
- contestants finished in these times
Wilson. Lancia la Cthis gave MT
It-.,e,, the GIT a Horse" cup offered by
,''.--,alF for the slowest time made by any
- a any event for complete run over
80 co,,rse): P. G. Grant, Rainier LA 90
NJ. Rutherford. National, no n M
- cleveland, 1:22 2-5; j. d. Tooker'
SteaTns. 1:111-5. and n. Fowler faiiiier q
singer Six, 1:f6 80 -
Ne whiting, of the American Auto
.,at,le Association, was referee. and Alden
McNurtry. of the same organization
a.. technical committee. Edwin MOORE
- c,,rk of the course. was most efhcient IN
citing the cars away on time and WIN
ont accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
Records Go on Speedway
Tn riIIine Auto Races at Indianapolis fiay
Havoc with Old Marks-Few Accidents.

the two hundred mile race, with HarFouH
fMarmon) pressing almost against MS rear
wheels. Burman had engine trouble before
the twentieth mile and dropped back IN
.Harrouns favor From then on to the
finish Harroun unswervingly whirled the
bowl of the speedway ahead or his COM
petitors. His teammate, Dawson, was JUST
behind him, with the field battling for third
until the SEVENTEEN mile
Then Dawson had q miraculous escape
from death or injury. On the backstretch
a tire burst and his car plunged TO the
inner sand cushion. turned completely over.
landed on its wheels and crashed through
the fence
The track became an oil soaked path on
which the tires slipped dangerously. Inc
drivers strained to hold to the course and
their rnechanicians added their grip on the
steering wheels. Harroun had no mechanic
ian with him, but he bent unfiinchingly
over the hood Of his car and increased his
speed in the last fifty miles.
Lynch jumped into second place and fin
ished there, with Chevrolet only few
yards behind. Aitgen was fourth.
Harroun was ahead of all American rec
ords from start TO finish.
The summaries follow:
One-nile speed triaIs-Won by Bragg
(FaO; time. OIL: Kirscher (Darracqp, sec
ond; time O:41.S; Harroun (Marmon); third;
'--' Two and a half miles and hurdles-won by
Myers (Overland): MCGEE tOverland), sec
ond; Gregg (Overland). third Time rs
Ten-Inile race for cars of 3O1 to $50 cubic
inches piston displacement-Won by Attken
CNationaD Harroun (Marrnon), second; Merz
(Nationall third. Time, sos
Five-mjie race for cars of 451 TO 600 inches
by Oldfeld (Knox); Herr
fNationaD second; Aitken (NattonaD, third.
Time 4:03,2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
IRISH-AMERICAN OPENING
Many Knights of the Ring Help
in Entertainment.

The Irish-American Athletic Club cele-
brated the opening of its new clubhouse,
at Nos 10 and 112 East 59th street, last
night Characters famous on the stage
track and squared circle were on hand to
help in the evenings entertainment.
Among the better known knights of the
ring were Stanley Ketchel. the middle
weight champion of the world; Terry Nc
Govern and Young Corbett, Melvin Shep-
pard Jim Archerfi Martin Sheridan and
many others of the clubs athletes were
there also.
Ed Appens amused the crowd with
stories and wound up by engaging in a
four-round burlesque bout with a confed-
crate whom he called up from the audi
ence to settle a dispute over the quality
of his act
Kid Critic and Joe Bernstein gave
their exhibition bout. with Tommy Muir
ply, the pride of Harlem. referee. In
the third round Critic fioored Bernstein for
a count of u, .. 3-aw! get up and box.
You go to your corner, s. VIII you
get up? I'll count you out in a minute
The bell saves Bernstein from a knock
ont -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-29
FORDS ON GLIDDEN TOUR
Cars Will Be lowed from State
to State on Barges.

With the entries closing on Wednesday
next. the start of the seventh annual rella-
bilitv tour Of the American Automobile AS
ISOLATION for the Glidden and Chicago tro-
phies is but sixteen days away All the de-
tails have been attended to. including the
ARRANGEMENTS for gasolene and oil supplies
al the noon and night stops.
II has been necessary this year TO plan
two rather unusual river crossings Inc
first is at Trotter's Landing, about sixty
miles below Memphis, where the caravan
crosses the Father OF Waters. Inc
Roard OF Trade at Helena, Ark. which
is three miles further down the Mississippi
has arranged TO have number OF huge
lumber barges, such as are commonly useo
II, that section, meet the cars. The leVee OF
the river which is some thirty feet hlgh
ar Trotter's Landing. is being cut away III
order TO form chute for the cars 1hey
will run on TO tie barges as they arrive
.rd a steamboat will tow them three mlle ,I
GoT,,r7 10 Helena AT Helena the cars VIII
I'm on 70 Arkansas sell under lheIi o"i
-,o,,,sr and proceed to Clarendon, ARK, foI
luncheon: thence to Little ROCK Io I.or q
MAYS sfop. At Clarendon, famous Rgt pa i
aging town the cars cross TIE "iiA'0
River by a ferryboat-