Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-12-07
WILL REMATCH
The WINNERS
Elimination for Keeper
Pool Team 10 Finished.
;pcciq, to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Keyport. Dec. THE first set
Of games in the elimination contest
for the purpose of forming the pool
team of the Century Athletic Club,
has been finished, and the winners
will be rematched In the near fu-
ture. The matches consist or two
games between the same opponents,
of fifty points each, to be played on
separate nights.
This is to guard against the posi-
bility OF one of the contestants hay-
ing an off night. The failure OF any
contestant to appear on the night he
is scheduled to play, forfeits the
game to his opponent by a score OF
so to O..
From now on the contest will be
very interesting, as the winners of
the first set of games r all evenly
matched. The games are played in
the rooms OF the club IN Front
street.
Decker f~orfeits both his matches
to Bennett, having failed TO appear
on the nights he la scheduled to
play. Baker also forteits both his
matches to L.. Armstrong, for the
same reason. White won his first
match from voorhees,, but forfeited
his second match, thereby giving
| voorhees, the majority of the stipu-
lated 100 points. voorhees, Is an ex-
pert at the game, having won the
! tournament of the club last year and
| his squeezing out of the hole he fell
into by his first match will make
somebody sit up and take notice.
The winners, and cores are:
Bennett. 100; Voorhees,, 100;
West, 100; Smith, 100; L.. Arm
strong, Zoe; Costa, 100; Chisman,
100; Mason, 100; Decker. 0; White,
SO; Mooney, 90; Aumack, 40; Ba-
ker. 0; P. Walling, 81; Brennan. Z;
r. Walling, 68.
The contest this year is under the
management of Messrs. voorhees,
and Mason.
The schedule OF the matches to
be played between the winners of
1.-THE first set of games, will be pub
! Iished In the EVENING NEWS as
soon as 1t is made out by the man.
agement.
mo Allowed.
The factory girl in a great city
who boards away from home is linn
tied in her choice of living quarters.
Poverty sends the seeker for room
and board into districts of grade as
low, and sometimes lower than the
usual slum. ut gave me fresh ap-
probation" writes Elizabeth Beard
/ sley Butler in THE Survey" of the
problem faced by homeless girls to
hear q conversation between two
would-be dodgers and q slim Jewess
whose house, twice raided within
the few months past, again had
TO Let sign or the door. Where dc
you work. was her first question,
and one girl answered that she was
in a cigar factory, the other that
she worked downtown They stood
hesitating, shrinking back, like prt-
soners before the bar rather thar
wage-earning women in search Of
rooms. The Jewess eyed then
shrewdly, noting details of untidy
dress, stoeky figure, curly hair
Working girls of their type, she
thought, were not sufficiently pro
missing customers. Finally she said
Well my rooms are $3.50 a week
and | might as well tell you that
don't allow no companies, no gen
tlemen friends and no lady friends,
l can't be having no noise and talk.
ing In my house. Now II youse want
to see the rooms, youse can see
them The barren outlook afford,
ed by dingy rooms in which there
can be no companies is further
darkened by the character Of many
of the neighborhoods where the To
Let signs hang.