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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
RECORD FOR
1911 IS NOW OUT

Spalding,s Official Baseball Rec
lord for 1911 has just ben published.
This annual baseball book Is grow
ing more and more In favor each
lyear, containing as 1t does a record
of thousands of Incidents which oc-
Cured during the pear of interest
to its readers. The 1911 Baseball
Record Is divided into two sections.
Port I. contains the records Of 1910
OF the major and minor leagues. In
this division OF the. book can be
found the worlds series; the annual
meetings of the league; charts of
the American, National and all minor
leagues during the year, an article
ION, attendance in 1910; official aver
lagos Of all the leagues; the pennant
winners for the year; post season
l~series in New York; 1910 statistics,
and what the players did In 1910.
THE opening chapter In the book Is
entitled, "The Year In Baseball"
This feature deals In chronological
iorder with. all tho happenings for
the year tn the baseball world. 1t
will be found probably as interesting
las n article In. the book as 1T will
recall the llttle features OF the year
Ito mind again,
Part III. contains the statistics,
|etc., OF the National League of pre-
years: All-American teams;
champion team records; Grand Ma
itionM AIi-American team; holders OF
the highest fielding percentages
from 1&71 to date. and tha same Ia
batting percentages: officers to- date:
tpltohers' records and percentages
since 1871; worlds series from 1884
Ito 1910; worlds championship rec-i
The American League Is ov-
|erel in this part OF the box in a SIM
liar manner. Another feature or
Part II. is the chapter on E~iscellane-
|ous baseball records,
The Record ia fully Illustrated
with fine half tones OF all the inn-
|portant players. The Spalding
Baseball FALL OF Fame, In which will
he found the baseball idols Of the
year. The prominent positions are
given to; Sherwood Magee, the lead
ing batter of the National League,
who also scored the most runs In
that league; Ty Cobb. the leading
batter in the American League, and
also the leading r~un-getter; Hans
Wagner, of the Pittsburg Pirates;
Schultz, of Chicago Beck, of Boston;
Eddie Collins. Napoleon Lajoia,
Knabe, Bescher and others.
A Unique feature Of the Base
ball Record is the, charts, which show
weekly the movements Of the differ
ent teams In the different leagues,
the positions they occupy being indi-
Gated by travelling lines drawn across
sheets OF squares, each square rep
resenting a week. By a glance 1t
this chart the position of a team In
any week of the season Is given In
lstantly.
SDalding's Official Baseball Rec
ord will be sent to any address~in
the United States or Canada. post
paid. upon receipt of ten cents by
the American Sports Publishing
Company, ID Warren street, New
York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
WINTER BASEBALL TALK.

The Chicago Cubs made only SEE
apiece on their transforming tour un-
der Tom Needham's management Geld
weather killed the attendance.
Tommy Clarke, C~incinnati's estfrnabie
catcher. will sing chorus roles for os-
car Hammerstein this winter. He has
resigned with Cincinnati.
Christy M~athewson, according to re-
ports. has signed q contract to play
again with the Giants next year foH 8
salary of SIS, 600, the largest ever paid
to q professional diamond artist.
Chief Bender of the Philadelphia
Americans is a crack shot and has been
putting in most Of his time since the
worlds series at the traps In the diff
fsrent gun clubs around the Quaker
City
Tho worlds champion Athletic base
ball team win honor their captain,
Harry Davis, with q benefit game at
Philadelphia next year. The New York
Giants will also have q McGraw day.
Everybody would be willing to take
Honus Wagner Off ths hands of the
Pittsburg club. II Barney Dreyfus has
any trouble In getting rid of the ia
nous shortstop the Cincinnati club, the
New York club. the Chicago club, the
Philadelphia club the Brooklyn club
and the Boston and st. Louis clubs
would be willing to talk business with
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
ALL STAR TEAM
TO MAKE DEBUT
First Of Series Of Basketball Games In Washington Hall
Tonight When Michael Lano's Five Meet Dexter A. G.
-%-Junior City League as Preliminary.

Michael Gang's new All Star
basketball team and the Dexter A.
G. five will be the sporting attrac-
ton In Washington hall tonight,
where they will begin the first OF a
series OF games. Prior to their
meeting there will be a Junior City
League contest, in which the ST.
Anthonys and Monitor basketball
team will oppose one another. Start
ing at s o'clock there will be dane
Ing throughout the evening, except
Ing when the games are being play
ed.
Basketball fans are awaiting with
interest the result of the big game,
as many are DESTROYS of knowing
the strength or Lang's new aggrega-
ton. 1t is composed of some of the
best players in this section and In
cludes a few crackertacka from
Newark. If 1t is up in training in
team work 1t should make q high
class showing It Ia natural, OF
course, that the oftener 1t plays the
more team practice 1t will receive
and with the proper amount Of team
work 1t should make one OF the best
teams In the state.
The Dexters report themselves In
fern for q stff battle, claiming they
will make the new team travel
some. The Dexter FIVE is known as
an aggressive team. 1t has handled
heavy teams and has always put UP
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
SPORTS IN BRIEF.

Frank Kramer has been American bf
cycle champion for ten years
The Juarez (Maxfto) racing plant
across the Rio Grands from Ell pase
cost $500. 900.
Moving picture receipts the JEFF
frias-Johnson fight have Y ssn dlsap-
pointing, me parties who paid $780,
600 for the films are realizing little
pratt.
! Osea Moran, who recently knocked
oct Bat Nelson, weighs less than 1s0
pounds ringside- Until a year ago he
was q. featherge4ght A finished box
er of ten years' experience. Moran is
only twenty-eight years old.
In France the government collects a
certain percentage ee the receipts Of
al spsrtias events ana exercises gem
erai supervision over boxing as well as
racing. bicycling and all sports.
american people spend sat. 600 900 a
year on professional baseball. Golf
costs spor1asneza 100000 College foet-
balts expense account Is 50, 600, 900. Ths
annual tennis bill Is s2,B0o,00 In all.
lovers Of sport sxpsnd annually STA
e0o.0o0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16

a clever article of basketball.
Henry Ldtz, Thorn, Samuel Saro-
kin and Harry Schwartz will play
guards for the All Star team. wiz
liam Hornsby will play at centre,
and Setback, Reibolt and Lang a.
forwards. Litz. Thorn, Lang, Sed-
lack and Reibolt hall from Newark,
where they hold regulations for
basketball performances. Lang.
manager Of the All Stars, is known
throughout the basketball fraternity
OF Newark and northern New Jer-
ley. For years he was athletic IN
structor on the Newark City play
grounds. He has played with all
the leading basketball teams OF
Newark. Litz has played with the.
Dominican A. A. Ironsides and
Xavier basketball teams. Thorn has
appeared with the crack Sommer
and Jaegle teams. Setback Is known
for brilliant work on the Xavier
and Jagele teams. Reibolt is pur-
ported to be a eomer He has play
ed with the Ironsides, JageIe ave
and Sommers. Hornsby has played
good basketball In this city and this
work of Sarokin and Schwartz on
the Y. M. H. A. team has been \
ceptionally good.
Robert Dwyer will referee most
OF the games In Washington hall
and will oficiate in that capacity to-.
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16

WRESTLING To
BE WITNESSED
Four Good Bouts at the Au-
ditorium Tonight.

A high class wrestling show is to
be held in the Auditorium tonight.
Four bouts have been carded, one
weights. There will be three pre-
iiminary matches, In n of which
two clever local boys will meet. The
main attraction will bring together
John Larson. OF this city. and Will
liam Meyers, of New York.
Larson Is well known and liked
by almost every follower Of sports
in this section. He is a trained
athlete and has attained exceptional
skill In wrestling. His opponent to-
night Is q grapplef with a reputation
in and about the metropolis. He
has met a number Of good wrestlers
and has downed several of them.
This bout will be started about 9:15
O'clock.
The first preliminary match will
three attractive prelims, all of
which should be both lively and In
teresting. Kid Sharkey will oppose
A. Caramatti; Albert Manton and
Sigurd Nelson, both Of this city. will
meet In what should become q lively
match: and Hugo Tully, an Italian,
will 60 up against lack Nifot..
The entire show VIII be carried
out on q platfoE elevated four
feet from the Eain floor OF the
Auditorium. Thk will be done to
afford q better vr.sw of the matches
to the spectators attending Ring
side seats will be the same price as
others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
T. A. G. GETS
GOOD VICTORY


Special to tAe RvBNING NEWS.
Tottenyille, Jan. 16:-Before q
good-sized crowd OF basketball en-
thusiasts the Tottenvfile Al. G. Ave
lowered the colors OF the Florence
A.. G., of New York city, In X. of r.
hall, Saturday night, here. The score
was 40 to 80. The teams were even
~ matched and played brilliantly.
The visiting aggregation on this oc-
casion was n OF the few teams that
has ever appeared here that did not
outweight the T. A. G. members. 1t
is the first team to appear here this
season that has not outweighted
| them.
The game was an exceptionally In
tcresting ono to witness, as 1t
abounded In fast and excellent team
work and passing on both sides.
coach Kreischer made q change on
his Tottenviile A. c.. team, moving
Captain Peguod to center and Rob-
lert Macan to right forward.
The visitors were fast and made
the local players travel at their hard
est pace! at all times. They made a
decided hit with local fans, showing
themselves to comprise not only a
good team, but to be a fine lot of
young men. clean cut and Intelligent,
9 fine example Of Italian-Amerfcan
manhood.
The Florence club will entertain
the T. A. G. five on their home court
later In the season. at which time the
fencing teams OF both organizations
will meet In a tournament. A re-
turn game has also booked booked
IR>. AT - NJ --..~ ----~,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
Has Never Been Forced
10 Show All Of
His Tricks

nents with the same regularity that he
| did at the start. and IL he finds a boy
who puts up a creditable contest the
finish is drawn nne enough to make tho
new fellow ask for s. return match,
which Abe is only too pleased 10 give
him Three years ago Owen Moran.
the featherweight champion OF Eng
land, who recently knocked out Bat
Nelson. came to this country ana
fought Attelf at San Francisco. This
result was a twenty-five round draw.
Eight months later the same two
champions fought a twenty-thres
round draw at Colraa, just outside Of
San Francisco. chen they visited the
east and fought a ten round draw at
New York, and they met In a second
drawn battle of tho same length at Los
Angeles last May, "A again In Phil
adelphia in September.
Atteli Is the pugilisties marvel OF the
age. There isn't a featherweigft In tho
world that can trim him aud not ons
lightweight anywhere in the world that
could outpotnt or beat HIN In ten
rounds.
Nobody knows Just how clever AttelI
is. for he's always showing something
new. He hasn't been forced yet to pro-
ducs ali of HIS fghting tricks,
Atteli does things that nc other box
er ever thinks of. He says himself
that he knows tnstInctively just what
punch the ether fellow 10 about 70 do
liver and so can easily block or ayot1
it. More than that-as sha blow IN
starting he can judge accurately how
much sting il has, and IL 1t wont hurt
ne doesn't take the trouble TO get eus
of the way or cover up.
That's thu most wonderful thing
about Attells fighting-his perfect and
instant judgment in al emergencies
He doesn't make mistakes when tbs
fighting IS at it's dixxiest. Fighting
Judgment is instructive with him. 5usks
as mathematical calculation ia tnstlnes-
iva with some other people.
Attslfa ~eleverness naaka It easy Foe
hina to fight anybody near hIs weight
and stall as long as he cares to. HIS
could stali alons With any lightweight
But ne ID 3 hard hitter IS we'll "a q
clever boxer. when ha vxanta I'd s0k
loeae he can mix as hard A. shs BEST
Ia q knaeRes eus HFaaa hs w@ata ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
MARION A. C. DOWNS
LONG BRANCH CROWD
Trims National Juniors in AUDITOR
UNI Saturday Night TO the Tune
Of 24--l8--Some Shooting. ,
FROM SPECTATORS

-
Marion A. G.. basketball stock
went up as that of the National jun
Tor Basketball Team. Of Long
Branch, went down Saturday night
in a lively contest on the Auditorium
court. Showing good form the Mar
ions were victorious by q score of
"A to 12, The visitors displayed
good playing qualities and scored on
some difficult shots. Likewise did
the Marion members make baskets
that drew applause from the specta-
tors.
Inasmuch as Manager Walter M,
Wooliey, OF the National basketball
team, sent a notice to this city to
the effect that his team was not GO
ing to play here, thereF~was some
question as to what Long Branch
team was really going to appear.
The Audjtorium management holds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
pUR|TANS To
KEEP PLAYING
AT k0zUSk0'S

It Is not likely that the Puritan
A. G. basketball team will play in
Washington hall. 1t has practically
been decided to play independently
in Kozusko's hall, which has been
engaged permanently by the club.
The first of a series of games to be
played in Kozusko's hall by the Pur-
itan club will be held there next
Friday night, when the Puritan
Wanderers will buck up against the
Goodwill Wanderers, There will be
dancing in conjunction with the
game.
1T was this hall that saw the P1lr-
.itans grow from a crude, unframed
collection to what Is conceded to be
the claverest, most skAfIfal and
eleanAst basketball team In the city
The team realizes that it has not yet
reached the highest standard of eff.
cheney and skill and is therefore GO
ing to keep on practicing as often as
the boys can be assembled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16

that Woolley should have known
that the National Juniors were book
ed. However, few though it was a
junior team, for 1T displayed more
ability than a number OF teams that
have been seen performing here.
The lineups and score:
Marion A. @. National Jrs.
Weitzen, Sullivan. .Minser, Lafferty
forwards
Muliigah ........... Vogelsang
centre
Eyerkuss Hall
Holzhelmer Hines
guards
Field gosla-Weftzen, 8; Multi
gan. q; Sullivan, q; Holzheimer, l.;
vogelsang. 2; MfnseF, q; Lafferty, 81;
Hall, q; Hines, L. Goals from fouls:
Weitzen, 4. Referee. Van Mulcha-
Hhev.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16

many ether famous fighters. who were
big enough 20 pick hszn up and carry
him awag.
Theaeon sided battles had the effect
OF sear1n& Oh the hErie fellows. the
lz2 pound boys ana Attea realizes that
he must continually sc eut Of his class
TO gss H&hts or ease ~ s little He
apparently chasa So 'essa up. Ter OF
iata he Ia nos knocking Que his cugses
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
PROFESSIONAL
GAMES TO BE
PLAYED HERE

It Is not likely thta any more Jun
Tor City Basketball League games
will be played Tuesday nights In the
Auditorium. All the games of this
organization will probably be played
In Washington hall hereafter. This
league has Joined with s~ympathizers
of the major league, which recently
was at odds with the Auditorium
management because It would not
grant free admission to players to
the Auditorium and install a shower
bath for them.
The Junior League began Its
schedule by playing in Kozusko's
hall and the Aadi5orrlams Kazzaskess
hall and hoK ~ W ahsssTsszses
serted the Auditorium apparently. .,
aid those who are trying to moncp
loiIze local amateur basketball In Al
enort to keep such attractions away
from the Auditorium.
Manager Harry p. Fox, OF the An
ditorum, will Install professional bas-
|ketbali attractions in his amusement
place, commencing Friday night OF
this week. He is negotiating for the
appearance OF two high class teams
and anticipates booking 3 game that
Will be a big attraction to local fol-
lowers of the sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
The Splitting Snake.

Al snake found In Africa Is called the
splitting snake by the Boers. 1t Is be-
tween two and three feet long and Is
especially bold and active, readily at
lacking every IA who approaches 1T.
In confinement 1T is very savage, open
ing It's mouth and e5ecting its fangs,
from which the poison may be often
observed to drop and even sometimes
TO be forcibly elected. whence the
name given 1t by the Beers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
BASKETBALL GAME AT
ROOSEVELT THURSDAY
psosal to sAe RVBNfNa NE MS.

Special to the RTHNfNG NE MI.
Roosevelt. Jan. 16:-sThar@ will.
abc d basketball game In st. Joseph's
hail Thursday night between ST. Iur
.seph's Lyceum and the Black Hawks.
The Lyceum team WILL be- the same
that beat the Roosevelt X. M. @. a..
SO badly q short. time ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
ABE ATTELL, CLEvEREST OF FIGHTERS,
KNOWS HOW TO GET THE MONEY

| His most recent bout was with Pal
Moore, the crack young Philadelphia
lightweight. who Is looked upon as a
looming lightweight champion. Attei
just toyed with Moore for ten rounds
and gave the youngster a terrible beat
ing. Abe has dons the same thing to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16

ceeds 5sy Fosthali players Biarkssa.
Drake university goods WIN buy hian-
&sf@ z9g ths football nen &C The eallege.
The cuskoEa was started Last year and
was q qwesssas a fair wfsl be hAl0 To-
raise TIA necessary fsssds. al esasses
lpf aias aasveaaksg t~ssuzna Is It's phaas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16

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raj him IN . con,est on tns ,eves
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
IN
LOSING GAME
SOUTH AMBOY

The crack Neptune basketball
aggregation, Of South Amboy, hung
the defeat sign on the Franklin 81.
G. five, Of this city, in South Amhoy.
Saturday night, In the style of rs to
Z. The home team displayed good
team work. Their passing was 4
feature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
fNaiDE RAsERALL 10 ALL
BLINK, sANs OLD TIME
EXPERT.


This talk about insfae BALI
Is disgusting y said an old, base
bail expert recently.
Inside ball consists OF just
one important thing: Whan a
catcher signals to the pitcher
for a certain kind OF ball to BAT
fa the batter It Is up to the
pitcher to put the ball al close
to the point signaled for as pos
sible.
THE catcher's sign conveyed
to the infielders and outfielders
the kind Of ball that would be-
pitched, and they in turn would
shift their positions to- be- In
readiness for the drive. A ball
on the inside to a right handed
batter will find the fielders play
ing far TO the left OF their reg
ular positions, and a pitch on
the outside will find them set
for the drive farther to the
right"
q q Is $1,000
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
FIVE
ARE DEFEATED
Second Team OF Century A. c.
at keYport Wins.
s..osar to "a. EVENING N1Ws.

Keyport, Jan. 16:-The second
team Of the Century Athletic Club
defeated the Holmdel five In q match
at the Brunswick Bowling Parlors in
First street, Saturday night. The
Ese6res.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
ALMANAC FOR THE WEEK.

Some Of the news or your fmme-
date neighborAood may De found in
the want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-16
Browns New Manager.

Some of the news" of your immo-
diate neighborhood may be found In
the want ads. today.