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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
SCHEDULE OF GAMES
OF THE HIGH SCHOOL


Ia announcement that the Danish
Socfable Athletic Club fs going to
have q dual meet with the Norwe-
gfan A. c., of New York, on January
20, Is good news. It's a shame that
there n not more athletic clubs In
the city like the d. S. A. G.. There
are plenty of clubs here, but in how
many of them are there gymnasiums
where the members can properly ex-
ercise? More gymnasiums would
promote sport in general without a
doubt.
Have you noticed the signs in the
gallery at the Auditorium. At every
girder Manager Fox recently placed
sheets of cardboard bearing the word
Duck" so as to prevent the specta-
tors from humping their heads. Next
week the signs are going to be
changed to Turkey" on account of
Thanksgiving. Pretty bad Joke, but
the n who originated it is excusa-
BILE.
We see Tommy Murphy has gone
to New York state to- recuperate.
WHAT'S the matter with Fords? II
the air out at Bates's camp Is good
enough to train in before a fight, it
certainly ought to be good enough to
brace up in afterward.
Who Is going to be the new mi
pire at the Auditorium? Bosco
would like to know so he can look up
his record and see If he is an expert,
We sympathize with him If he isn't.
Two dollars a game may be good pay
for r~efereeing games but considering
what a man has to know to satisfy
everyone, it is mighty small compen-
sation. l wouldn't take the job for
$40 a night.
There is little interest in walking
matches, as Monday nights event
proved. The game is too slow and
is not likely to ever become popular
in this city. Hegelman and Shelton
were only walking for fun, anyway,
which made the event less interest
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
FORWARD PASSES

Scott, n Of Pennsy's best punters,
kicks with his left foot, as does Eel
ton of Harvard.
Cottreli, the Dartmouth player, is
deaf, and it is not known how he gets
the signals for plays.
Carlisle's fullback, Houser, weighs
1872 pounds, and he is one of the heav-
lest men playing in the back field any
where under the new rules.
The players that have their oppo-
nents going on the run don't like the
three minute intermission q little bit,
but the team that Is thereby given a
chance to get together thinks the in
PERMISSION is great.
Maybe the best way to size UP the
teams this fall is to figure which has
the best chance to keep getting inside
the other fellows thirty-five yard line
and then chance a guess on how the
drop kicks are going to go.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Consists of Eleven Contests
the First to Be Played
at Woodbridge.
END AT PATERSON MAR. rs
--BASkETBALl TEAM

Manager Hans Roessler, of the
High School Basketball Five, has
completed the schedule for the sea-
son. + 1t consists of only eleven
games, but return games with Wood
bridge, Red Bank and New Bruins
wick are expected. The captain has
not yet been elected, but will be in
several days. Practise is being held
every other day.
The schedule is as follows:
Nov. 26-Woodbridge A. A, at
Woodbridge.
Dec. 9-Red Bank H. S., here.
Dec. 16-Plainfield II. S., here.
Jan. Railway H. S., at Rah-
way.
Jan. 20-Rahway H. s., here.
Jan. 27-New Brunswick II. s.,
Feb paterson II. S., here.
Feb. 4-Plainfield H. S., at Plain
field.
Feb. 10-Battin H. S.. here.
March 24-Battin H. S., at Eliz-
abeth.
March 25-Paterson Fl. s., at Pat
erson.
The senior class basketball five
was challenged several days ago to
play a team picked from the three
lower classes. 1t has been accepted,
and the first game will be- played
tomorrow. They will line up as fol-
lows:
Seniors-Woglom and Roessler,
guards; Schwartz, center; McCor-
mick and Burns. forwards.
Picked Team-McCreery and Ma
can, guards; Schantz, center;
Browning and DAMS, forwards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
A. C.
CAPTURES ONE
Sheridan BowIers of Red
Bank Took Two from the
Report Team.
ROLLED MONDAY NIGHT
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport, Nov. 16:-The Sheridan
Bowling Team, of Red Bank, bowled
a match series of three games with
the first team of the Century Ath-
letic Club, ON the Brunswick Rlleys,
in First street, here, Monday night.
The Red Bank team won the first
and last games, the Centurys captur-
ing the second one.
The local team lost by not being
able to land the counts when they
were needed and lost the match
even though their total score for
the three games was four pins more
than their opponents. being 1854,
with Red Bank 1850. Hyer, the
"anhcor' of the local team, carried
off the honors for highest score, with
213 in the second game; he also had
the highest average.
The scores were:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
COULDN'T KILL HIM.
Falling Stons, Explosion and Fire En-
sins Make No Dent or italian.

YtEH mSN| NV GSHN Uh iEAiA&Hs
Wheeling, w. Va, Nov. 16.-Friends
of Giuseppe Ventinl, the expert shov.
eler, are jubilant and predict a great
future for him.
A large stone that fell from the top
of a building hit Giuseppe on the dome
Of thought a few weeks age, but he
merely grinned and did not cease his
shoveling.
A premature explosion sent Giuseppe
up Ike an %aeroplane, but he landed on
his feet aud was at work in ten min
utes.
He was walking home from his
days toll yesterday when a IRE engine
dashed around the corner, and before
Giuseppe could get out OF the way the
wagon tongue hit him In the pit of the
stomach. leaving him apparently Inn
pRled.
When the horses finally came to a
stop Giuseppe dropped of the end OF
the wagon tongue, rubbed the spot
where he had been struck, grinned
and went On his way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
TEAMS MAY PROTEST
RESULT OF CONTEST
BASEBALL MEN WIN
SUNDAY GAME CASE

Trenton, n. ], Nov. 16-The court
Of errors and appeals reversed the
action of the chancery court In grant,
ing an injunction against Sunday base
ball in Atlantic City. The higher
court takes the ground that such an
injunction should not be Issued unless
1t Is shown that ~irreparable injury will
be done to the complainant without it
The suit for an injunction was
brought by Atlantic City church PEG.
pie against Louis Kuehnle and the At.
lantic City Baseball park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
EASY VICTORY
kINGWOODS
Defeated AIl-Scholastic Five,
of Newark, by Score
OF 1921.
AN EXCITING BATTLE
spsciaI to the EVENING NEWS.

spsciaI TO the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Nov. 16:-The King
wood Athletic Clubs basketball team
added another victory by defeating
the fast All-Scholastic Five, of New
ark, last night by a score Of 68 to- 81.
The contest was an exciting one from
start to finish, both teams showing
great form. The lineups:
AH-Scholastie. X. A. G.
Scott, Sager ....... .Schoder, Lefty
guards
Cavanagh ......... J. Ohmenhiser
centre
Bowers, Wallace go. Lang, Reibolt
forwards
Time of halves, twenty minutes.
Referee, B. Sullivan. First half, K.
A. G., rs; All-Scholastic, 10. Second
half, K. A. c., So; All-Scholastic, II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
JOHNSON TO GO ABROAD.
Champion Receives Offer to Appear on
Stage In Paris.

Jack Johnson, worlds champion
pugilist, with a $4,000 guarantee of
fered, Is likely to look over the foot
lights Of Paris before the winter ends
and incidentally will try to show some
of the French and English fighters that
there are a few kinks In the fight game
with which they are not yet familiar.
Johnson recently received a wire
from Paris making the big offer, with
round trip transportation for four.
Johnson will go west again before
crossing the water.
~ win be In England In April, any
way" said Johnson, $50 1 might as well
skip over, collect the coin and give the
Parisians a glimpse of the real stun.
just whom 1 meet is of little concern.
l hope they ncove something classy.
It would lIven things up, for l see 40
chance of a good bout in this country"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
PEERLESS PUT
ONE OVER ON
THE PURITANS

The Peerless A. C. basketball ag-
gregation showered defeat on the
Puritan Junior five in a fast and
closely contested game at Kizusko's
hall last night. The tally was 10
to Is. The boys played fast through
out the contest and showed good
form considering the amount of
practice they have had.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
UPPER SAYREVILLE Is
POOL MATCH VICTOR
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
S~ayreville, Nov. 16:-A pool
match played between upper and
lower Sayreville at Nornan's pool
parlor, resulted in a victory for up
per S~ayreville by a score of 121 to
100. There is much interest in
pool in this vicinity and a return
match is likely in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Basketball Game Between
Marions and Y. M. n. A.
at Present Stands Tied.
DExIERS BEAT OWLS
IN FIRST GAME

Two OF h closest games yet put
up by teams of the City Basketball
League were seen on the Auditorium
court last night. In the first, which
was not a regular league contest, but
simply an exhibition game, the Dex-
ters hung it onto the Owls in the
shape of Is to 13. The tally was
tied at the close and additional time
was allowed until one side scored.
The second battle, between the MARI
ons and Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
citation five, was q league game and
at present stands tied.
The score stood 8 to 8 at the
finish, but it is claimed that a Y. M.
H. A. follower who helped to keep
time did not blow the whistle until a
minute or so after time was really
up, thus making the final basket
scored by the Y. M. H. A. an Illegal
one. Referee Van Mulchahey said
he could not conscientiousIy decide
the game, as he knew nothing about
the name in which time was kept
and the whistle blown. He heard
arguments from both sides and they
conficted. The game may go to pro-
test or may be played over. 1t 1t re-
mains a tie the Marions may protest
and If otherwise the Y. M. Fl. A. may
enter a protest.
The first game showed two teams
battling hard for victory. While the
contest vas slow in a way 1t showed
the sides to good advantage. There
was little scoring and for the most
the players grappled loosely with the
sphere. Dwyer featured for the
Owls and Robert Macan for the Dex-
ters. The lineups and score:
Dexter A. @. Owls.
Ellie, r. Macan. ..... Hotel, Dwyef
forwards
Dunham ........... Z. Hanson
centre
Allen, Fl. Macan Campbell, Schantz
guards
Field goals-Eife, I; r. Macan, 8;
Durham, 1; Allen, 1; Campbell, 2;
Schantz. 1; Hotel, 1; Dwyer. 2.
Goals from fouls-Dwyer, /; r. Ma
can, 8.
Second Game.
The Marion-Y. NJ. Fl. A. game was
faster than the previous one. Great
er enemity exists between the teams
and this was demonstrated to q large
extent. The llneups and score:
Y. NJ. I'll. A. Marions.
Feldman Weitzen
Schwartz ......... ~..... Gray
forwards
G~oldberger ....,....... Multigan
centre
S. Sarokin ...., Hoizheimer
M. Sarok1n oihltA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Giant End Needed Under New Rules.

Big, powerful ends are essential I'M
der the new rules. The most success
full teams-Harvard, Michigan, Mime
sofa and Princeton-all have ends
weighing $50 pounds. Little ends get
bruised up and aren't so successful in
boxing tackles sc lodging backs can
tlake end runs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
FAILED no APPEAR.
apec|al to the EVENING NEWS.

Tottenville, Nov. 16:-The basket
ball team of public school No. 16, of
Tompkinsville, neglected to appear
yesterday to play the team of school
No. I, of this place, and the game
was forfeited to the latter team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
TEAM NO. 3
WINS GAMES
FROM NO.
speciGI to ire EVENING NEWS.

T~ottenville. Nov. 16:-Team No.
3 was victorious In the games of the
three-man bowling tournament of
the Aquehonga Athletic Club here
last night. 1t won two out of three
games from trio No. l.. The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Australian Billiard Champion May
Cross Cues With Americas Best

The big boom
that billiards is
receiving in this
| country this sea-
son Is attracting
the attention of
| the cue wielders
| abroad - In fact,
promoters on this
side of the Allan
ito are making
strenuous efforts
to have q number
OF foreign cracks
come to this u
try to compete in
several tourna-
msnts to be held
thta winter. Sew
erai cracks have
announced their
intention Of COM
ing to this coun-
try befors the
new year sets In.
Among them Is
George Gray, the}
Australian el1am4
pton, W h o at
Lesdz England,
recently broke the
English red ball
and worlds ell
around record In
successive days I'm
q match with b.
w. Hughes. ths
English expert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Ter Eyck's Plan to HeIp Rovvlrg.

Inasnuch as Syracuse university lost
several of its crew through graduation
or failure of oarsmen to return this
fall, the task of developing good oars
men this year will require considerable
hard work IN the part Of Coach james
- Ten Eyck, The call for crew candi-
dates will not be issued until the stu
dents return after the holiday vaca.
ton. The practice will be conducted in
the gymnasium until such time in the
spring as outdoor work can be started
at O~nondaga lake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
PURlTAnS WILL PLAY
THE SAYREVlLLE TEAM

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
~Sayreville, Nov. 16:-Sayreville
A. A. basketball team will play the
Puritan Juniors, Of Perth Amboy,
tomorrow night at Sayre G. Fishers
hall. 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
ALMANAC FOR THE WEEK.
"lodoform on RoIIs.

New York, Nov. ia wagon load
Of fresh rolls and bread, for which
wealthy residents Of Borough Park
were waiting, was spoiled by enemies
of Carl Essling, a baker at 5608 New
Utrecht avenue, who spilled iodoform
In the wagon while the driver was
making deliveries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Former Lightweight Champion Will
Make Another Effort to Come Back

Despite his fail,
ure to knock ou
Antoine La Gravt
u second rater, Il
San Francisco re-
Gently, Bat Nell
son, the formei
lightweight cham
pion, still believed
he can come back
The Battler sayi
his bout with III
Grave was just
tryout. He hal
been out OF TIL
ring for g lont
time, and 1t WA
no wonder that h
didn't hit accu
rately. Nelsoi
doesn't oonsidet
HIS failure to put
his man away al
an indication thai
his fighting careet
is v g He cla1mi
that he will cornl
back again aftei
g O u pie o
matches and hghi
well enough ID
get away with the
best OF the pres+
emit lightweight
r In his dal
Nelson, the old
w~arhorss, was 4
wonder. but thu
p~oundings he hal
received for tn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16

Look at the prices OF things" as
advertised IN today's paper. II you
know values, and have a ear for
your purse. these prices will interest
yGUs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16

An anchor to windward-an ad. IN
the EVENING NEWS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16
Tee Men bal ths Wast.

suDaerIha q. .ha Nnwa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16

last fourteen years seems to - Slapped his vitality. Nelson at his best wal
never a Clever hoxeF. He - a cempfsts fighter --
TIE Batdsr had unlimited enduranee gasneness and condolences. 1t was i'm
s ssn pa. 20 To convince Nelson that ne - being whipped Clever boxers mad
round m often Knocked him down for a nine second count and when ne wa
apparenty beaten he bored in untnt their arms dropped from the sheer ex
10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-11-16

Field goldsmith. /; Weitzen.
1; Feldman, l; Goldberger, I; s.
Sarokin, 1. Goals from foulsEFeldr
man, 2; Goldberger. I; Weitzeu, s.
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NEW MEXICAN DEMOCRATS
OPPOSE CONSTITUTION

Santa Fe n. NJ be. tS-The Demo
cratic territorial convention adjourned
carly this morning NJ. ADOPTING rcso-
luuors condemntr tie constitution
drafted by the constitutional Conven-
tun hv Il vote Of ~ to Is,
Trio resolutions condemn the consti-
tuition because II fails to provide for
the initiative, prDct;cnl referendum,
thr recall and direct primaries. and be-
cause, ii declares. the salaries of state
Officers as provided are eNtravagant
The convention called on patriotic vot-
crs TO defeat the constitution.
y resolution WAS adopted calling
upon Representative w. II. Andrews to
use every effort to protect New Mexican
interests in the boundary dispute with
Texas. rrnfrrming that the ono hun-
cred and third meridian is the true
boundary ny established by treaty and
purchase. Tic Democratic territorial
central committee was reCrganized
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ENGLISH AVIATOR
HAS GREAT FALL
Claude Grahame- Whites Ma
chine Became Uncomfortable
And Fell to Earth.
WAS BUT SLIGHTLY INJURED
Spiral Glide Saves Mars Iifc-Ilcnry
Farnian Makes Nclnnrl,-
able Flight.

Dover. England, Dec. 1S.-Claudc G:ra-
hame-Whte, the English aviator. who
recently won the International aviItion
cup at Belmont park. had narrow
escape from serious injury today Ills
inachine was wrecked and he was bad
~ cut about the face.
Many ariators have been waiting hero
for the last fortnigh, to comprto far
INC prize of $4,000 offered by Baron de-
Eorsst Tor the longest flight across the
English channel In 1910, the flight to he
maze by an Eaglishinan in an English
built machine.
Grahnme-Whitc this mornin,,
assembled fora trial light in u strong
VINO. HIS machine began to roc!
ana ne was unable to restore its euulib-
rum. 1t turned over and plunged to
."c ground and was completely
wrecked
The aviator fell a little to one slds,
IL was thought ut first he had SUI
lcred conclusion of the brain as ne
was unconscious. but he soon revived.
ana IL was found that he had received
nothing more thnn bad cuts about the
fa'e 1t is expected he will be about
within week He has ordered an
other bipIanc of the Wright type from
bristol. and will make another atternpt
10 win the prize.
In his trial hight. Grahame- white
mad descended to within 100 feet az no
ground when his machine began to
"aVef His actual fan probably did
not exceed 20 feet.
a second competitor. Sopwith Jared
better. He left East Church, Shippev
island. ut SIZE O'Clock in the morning
crossed from Dover to Calais and de-
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CHILEAN MINISTER
DIES IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Dee. IS Senior Anibal
cruz. envoy extraordinary and minis
ter picnOpentiary from chile to the
United States was stricken with heart
failure at 3:45 O'Clock this morning
and died 10 minutes later. He had at
tended the banquet OF the American
Society for the judicial Settlement of
international Disputes last night and
retired apparently in good health.
3hen he was stricken physicians
were summoned. but the end came be-
fore they arrived.
President Taft and Secy Knox call
cd at the Chilean legation in the after
noon and offered Senior Don Alberto
Youcham, charge d'af;aircs Of the cm-
bassy. the use of an American bat
tlcship for transporting the body of
the minister to Chile. President Haft
and Sccy Knox expressed the hope
that the body might be returned to
Chile under the American flag. This
information was cabled to the Chilean
government by Senor Yoacham, who
expects an answer tomorrow.
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AMERICAN LAWLESSNESS.
Richard OIncy Says There Arc More
Lynchings Than Legal Executions.

Boston, Dec. 1S-Richard Olncy, In
his speech as retiring president OF the
Massachusetts Bar association at its
annual meeting, said
1T would hr natural to suppose that
n country settled by men of the Eng
fish race and notable for It's dcmocra Il c
institutions. would give to the world II
shining example of general reverence
for law and of the purity and efficiency
OF the administration of justice.
But the melancholy and undeua BILE
fact is that we arc DISTINGUISHED among
the nations for widespread and chronic
lawlessness: that the court of Judge
lynch seems to be constantly in scs-
sion; that lynchings for homicide arc
actually moro numerous than legal en-
ccutions: that If n macfactor Is rich
enough the probabilities Of his suffer
ing the just penalties OF the law are
slim indeed: and that radical reforms
in the application and execution OF the
laws and of the criminal laws in par
ticular. are Imperative required"
These reforms, Mr.. Olncy said. will
be made only in response to n general
demand OF the people
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CHINESE ROADWAY
DOTTED WITH THE STARVING

Pekin, Dec. lS.-rhc throne has is
sued an edict refusing to create II con
stitutional cabinet in compliance with
n memorial recently presented by the
national assembly and also declining
to accept the resignation of the grand
councillors.
The imperial senate has also adopted
a resolution praying for the immediate
creation of Il cabinet and ii wits be-
lieved the throne had decided to ac-
cede.
The national assembly will meet to-
morrow when the whole subject will
be discussed.
Winter is intensifying the famine In
the Yang Tse Kiang districts.
The authorities are endehvorinE to
suppress the sale of children. which
has been so extensively carried on az
to be estimated at over a million. The
majority of these are girls.
The roahways are dotted with starry
ing and dead. The relief committee
is now making appeals for aid.
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bud" MARS SAVES LIFE
WITH SPIRAL GLIDE

Fresno. Cal. Dec. 1S.-Hanging 4OoO
ieet IN the air while attempting to make
an altitude record. j. c. c.Bud'0 Mars
ms afternoon found that his engine re-
FUSED to work. Despite extra precau-
tons to keep the carburetcr from
freezing, the cold was too great and
Mars was forced to make the longest
spiral glide" of his life
Mars started down with long spiral
nan mile IN diameter, swinging wide
over me tair grounds and grandstand
ne ahghted safely, but was so cold
that he could speak with Difficulty.
Glenn Curtiss in II speed trial mude
i've miles in FIVE minutes. five seconds
flying above the mile track.
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SIN BEST SELLERS.
During tho month OF November.

During the month OF November.
According to reports from the lead
Ing book sellers OF tho country, tho
six books (hction), which have sold
best in tho order of demand during
the month are:
1. Tho Rosary, ............ Barclay
9. Max, ....... .......... Thurston
8. The Rose in the Ring .McCutcheon
4. The Mistress of, Shenstone. Barclay
8. Tho Window Of the white Cat
........ ....... .Rhinehart
G. Molly Makc-Beliovc ..... Abbott
DEsEREr NEWS BOOK STORE.
n'ho Leading Book Concern.
aHiS Main St.
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Salt Lake Photo and Supply Co.
Kodaks, finishing, framing, 1872 Main st.
FINE HOLIDAY STATIONERY.

We have had manufactured for us
an exclusive line of fine Xmas
stationery put up in handsome gift,
boxes. The most desirable present fol-
a lady or gentleman.
open every evening.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
G Main St
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following series OF earthquake shocks
last Saturday.
DOLLS. TOYS AND GAMES

The newest ana the best Bought
direct on import Prices low and
goods guaranteed
open every evening.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
0 Main ST
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OUR ACCIDENT POLICY

Pays for entire period of disability.
NO limit. The most liberal policy in
America. Wakcling. c04 Atlas Block.