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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
HAVE 1923 ENTRIES IN
FOR WOODBRIDGE MEET
List Closed Last Night Perth Amboy
Will be Well Represented Officials
Chosen for the Events.

One hundred and Twenty-Five ath-
letes and three relay teams were en-
tered up to yesterday loon In the Co.
lumbar meet which will be held at
Woodbridge this Saturday. The en-
tries closed last night with James P.
Gerity, chairman Of the games com
mittee. The 220 yards dash seems
to be the most favored event with the
100 yards distance a close second.
Twenty-four have entered the for
mer while twenty-five will answer
the last call for the 100. Only four
will throw the hammer unless new
entries were received last night by
Mr.. Gerity. The 220 yards hurdles
will have nine contestants; ten will
start in the two mile run; eleven
competitors are entered in the run
ming high jump; twelve will put the
shot; fourteen will try for best hon
ors In the running broad jump; and
sixteen will run the quarter mile.
Riversides In Line.
The only local team that Is en-
tered in the Woodbridge meet is the
Riverside track team which prom
Uses to carry of a few symbols Of vic
tory. While first place Is not claim
ed to be the goal of the Riyersides,
the locals will have such competitors
as the Pastime A. G. and Irish-Am-
erican A. c., of New York, and a
few other good teams from Newark,
still the boys who will wear the red
and black expect to end up with more
points than the athletes from Rah-
way and the Hassard F. c., from New
Brunswick.
One of the feature events of the
day will be the pole vaulting of Ar
thur w. Lambert, of New Rochelle,
N. Y, who has entered for Washing
| ton University. Lambert claims his
best performance in the pole vault
was twelve feet, which is going some
for an amateur. The locals will have
no one to compete in this event.
Interest IN The $40"
The 440 is expected to be a hum
mer, too, and Mccormick, captain OF
the crimson and white team, but who
will run for the Riversides, will be a
big factor in this C and his ad-
| mirers believe he will win this event,
Philip Hauser, of Brooklyn, who has
entered for the National A. c., of
Brooklyn, won the quarter mile at
the Gutenberg games last Sunday.
Hauser's time was SO and one-ffth
seconds, but he received a handicaI
of nine yards. If Mccormick Is given
a good handicap, he will surely COZ
a medal In this event.
At the junior championship games
in New Orleans in 1910, J. ]. Arch
er, who has entered the 100 and 22C
yards dashes this Saturday, took sec
ond and first places respectively
Archer's time in the 220 was TWEEN
! ty-three and two-ffths seconds and
he took these honors under the I. A,
A. G. colors.
In the shot put there Is also very
good material. Joseph Dolan, who
took championship honors in this
event at Pittsburg last year, has been
entered. With a good handicap, Null
Inns, of the locals, should make a
good showing.
Many more cracks Of the Irish
American A. c. and other clubs will
give exhibitions and a record crowd
Is expected to see this meet, which Is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
GOOD GAME TO
Be WITNESSED
T. A. C. Books N. 7. Life in
surance %Company's Team.

TottenvilIe fans will witness a
good game Saturday when the T. A.
c. will cross with the New York Life
Insurance Company's team. The
New York team is n of the fastest
organizations in the country and one
of the best tussles of the season s
expected. The T. A. c. have enter
ed a slump, but Manager Sharrot
says that they are through 1t now
and expect to begin work along the
usual lines beginning with Satur-
days contest.
The lineup for the Tottenvtlle
bunch will be practically the same
as last Saturday when they were de-
feated by South River. There may
be a few changes IN the positions
Of the men in order to strengthen
the lineup but that is not certain.
The game is likely to be a lively
one and a large crowd of fans will
witness 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12

predicted to surpass all previous
ones held in Woodbridge.
List OF Clubs Entered.
The following clubs have been en-
tered: Irish American A. c., Pas
time A. c., New York A. c., Xavier A.
c., and Mohawk A. c., of New York;
st. Columbia and Owl A. c., of New
ark; the Yonkers Y. NJ. G. A, with
three men; the Elizabeth Y. M. c. A,
with about three men; Montclair Y.
M. c. A, with about six athletes;
Hudson City Y. M. G. A., of Jersey
City, with about four men; Railway
A. c., of Railway; Hassard F. c., of
New Brunswick; RiVersides, of Perth
Amboy; and many other clubs which
are represented with but one ath-
lete. South Amboy will have two
representatives. Ralph W. Crane
will enter the pole vault and Edward
also pole vault.
Only three relay teams had been
entered up to yesterday noon, n of
which was the Riverside team, which
will consist of Mccormick, John Too
Ian, Crowell and Roessler. The 9TH
er two teams are from New York and
Newark, and as the locals will prob
ably get a good handicap, they will
have a good show.
Officials For Event.
The following is the complete list
of officials;
Games Committee-James P. Ger
ity, chairman; Maurice P. DUNCAN,
secretary; Mark j. Boyle, treasurer;
John B. Dunn, William F. Buffers,
Thomas R. Ryan, Edward M. Olbrick,
Michael R. Hollohan, Bernard A.
DUNCAN.
Referee-John J.. Hall, sporting
editor Elizabeth Journal.
Starter-Forest L. Smith, Of Perth
Amboy, Rutgers"
Inspectors-John F. Quinn, L. A.
A. c.; Chris Nelson, P. A. H. S.; F.
R. Valentine, w. A. A; John Ryan.
Lennox Club; Dave Wilentz, River
side Club.
Judges at Finish-Dr. j. L. Mac
Dowall, Queens University; Frank L,
D~evine, Mt. st. Mary's, '09; John
Lippsrt, Anchor A. c.; M. F. Sey-
farth, st. Columbia c. c.; ]. j
Bracken, Orange G. G.
Field Judges-E. H. VINO Filing
Mohawk A. c.; James J. Dunn, w. G
c.; Charles A. HetZel, Hassard T. &
F. t.; Thomas Brown, New York Law
School; John L. Sullivan, Belleville
c. c.
Timers-Robert e. White, swe.
dish-American A. c.: P. ]. Coffey, w
G. c.; Joseph A. Coll, Holy Cross.
Clerk of Course-Walter r. Swift
Amherst.
Auditor Clerk of Course-John J
Mulligan, Rutgers; John F. Fleni-
gan, Belleville C. G.
Scorers-Fred DeVoe, Perth Am
boy NEWS; Neil O'Brien, Perth Am
boy Chronicle; John H. Concannon
w. G. c.; ]. ]. Monohan, St. Mary's
A. c.; John F. Reilly, P. A. G. c.;
Valentine A. Fallon, Elizabeth Times
Handicapper-H. DISTINGUISHING.
w. s. Y. NJ. G. G.
Announcers-C, B. Kemper, H. e
King, Kingwood A. G.
Marshals-P. Murphy, chief; P,
Dumphy, Joseph Walsh, Matt Hol-
lohan, o. s. DUNCAN, L. c. Ryan
William H. Gerity, ]. Joseph Grace,
B. J. Connolly. Alexander.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
.C00DWILLS TO
MAKE JOURNEY
Play at TettsnvilIe Sunday
Boys Brigade Nine.

Encouraged by the way in which
they handled the Mcclellan boys on
Sunday the team of the Goodwill
Association are booking some good
games. They have arranged to jour
ney to Tottenville on Sunday, where
they will meet the team of Company
D of the United Boys Brigade of
America.
The Goodwill team has not been
playing regularly lately but never
theless they have kept their nine in
good shape. The Tottenville lads
have a team which will give the
local bunch a good time and they ex-
pect to do up the boys from this
side.
The lineups of the teams have not
yet been announced but both crowds
have good combinations and a lively
fight Is expected. A large crowd of
Goodwills and their friends will go
across the sound to witness the
game.
Some OF the .iews~ or ye ur Imme.
dlate neigh borhood may be found In
tho want ads. today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At C1eveland-Cleveland. g; Washing
ton, l. Batteries-Faikenburg and Fisher;
Hughes, Walker and Henry.
At st. Louis-New York. S; st. Louis, g.
Batteries-Warhop and Blair Lake, Pow
ell and Clarke.
At Chicaso-Chicago. 4; Boston, O. Bat
teries White and Sullivan; Wood and
Carrigan.
Second game Boston, 6; Chicago, l.
Batteries-Pape and Williams; Baker and
Payne.
At Detroit-Detroit, IL; Philadelphia. &
Bstteries-summers and Stanage; Plank
and Lapp.
crAxyDTSr1 or rryE ~ rTpa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
EATERS
IN CONTEST
Harry Rebsdse is Minnsr--
T. A. C. Do Stunts.

A pie eating contest was held last
night at the T. A. G. rooms. The
winner was Harry Robedee, the
crack pitcher of the T. A. G. team.
Those who entered the race were
Harry Robedee, Arthur Henne,
Thomas Allen, Joseph Belts and AL
fred Fisher. The contest was re-
fereed by j. J.. Allan. Before the
contest a heel and toe race was run
off much to the amusement of par
Elephants and spectators.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
LIVE e, sesee TIPS

Rah! Rail- Rahl Another Frank
Inst. Anthony tussle. 1t Is booked
for Sunday on a field not yet decided
upon, and wont there be some crowd
out roofing for the youngsters. The
last time these teams clashed, which
was in June, the Franklins came IN
der the wire ahead. Score Z to 2.
Managers of the two teams desire
that the game be played at Amuse-
ment Park. That's all very well,
but where are you going to get the
cash to cover up expenses? Local
fans, Judging from recent conditions
r adverse to slipping fifteen cents
through the hole in the fence for a
bit OF paste board, a sesame to a
first class ball game.
It's a four ace bet that there will
be a larger crowd at the game if
played on an open field.
The Perth Amboy A. G. is in the
field again, with a game here Sat
urday afternoon. The st. Agnes Ly-
ceum, of New Brunswick, will show
In a one afternoon stand. 1t will
be the first County Seat club to
play here in some Moons
How many local athletes will
start in the Woodbridge meet Satur-
day afternoon? Hear the chorus an
swering, "Oh. a few" With the ma
terial this city can boast of. we
should clean up a place in every
event. That is excepting the tug Of
war in the evening. That's private.
Perth Amboy fares well IN the list
of officials, Il nothing else. Forrest
L. Smith will act as starter and other
local sports" will be the judges at
various other points,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12

"Au Brunswicks," a fast amateur
team, would like to book a game
away from home, on Sunday, July 16,
with some team in or around Perth
Amboy, offering a suitable guaran-
tee. For game, address D. Kenny,
manager, Easton avenue, New Bruins
wick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
FIND FOR SOME CLUB.
Joe jackson Says His Brother Is q
Phenomenal Player.

Joe jackson Says His Brother Is q
Phenomenal Player.
Joe Jackson, the Cleveland American
crack outfelder, offers a free tip to the
greatest ball player I know" and he
says the club that can shack1e the man
will land the b@t man In the bush
leagues.
1.-THE man I'm talking Of" said Jack
son, us my brother Dave, but he win
not leave Carolina. He can do every
thing / do. ! think ne hits the ball
harder. BE likes the south, and I don't
think be win leave, no matter how
much money they otter him. / don't
pose az 4 Judge Of ball players, but
Dave is q better player than I am. and
the club that can coax him away from
home VIII Ind Z wondss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
sP0TSWOOD IDLE
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Spec7dI 70 he EVENING NEWS.
Spotswood, July 12:-Owing to
the annual moonlight excursion to
Coney Island, running out of South
Amboy, there will be no baseball
game played by the local team this
Saturday, July Is. The special ex-
cursion train, connecting with the
boat at South Amboy, leaves here
at 1 P. M. and returns late Saturday
night. or perhaps early Sunday
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12

'Does the public of Crimson Gulch
remember my previous visitY' asked
Mr.. stormington Barnes.
TIT does" replied Broncho Bob
~And Is It waiting to receive me with
open armsF"
mot exactly open arms. II locks
more like q case Of concealed weap-
orA"-Wsshington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
Good Impulses.

4 mere good impulse that does not
result in good works Is rather worse
than useless, for If not carried out In
deed 1t has q reaction instead Of an
action as its outcome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12

II men like John wanamnKar can
make q fortune through advertising
there ought to be something In It for
you. even II II r. only q ~csnt-a-word
adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
BASEBALL.
Results Of Games Played In Nationa
and American Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York-Pittsburg, 10; New York
l. Batteries-Ferry, Camnitz and Gibson
Wntse, Ames, Crandan. Meyers and VII
son.
At Brookiyn-Chicago. 6; Brooklyn. 3
Batteries-Brown and Archer; Barser and
Erwin.
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Gin
cinnati, 9. Observation-Disclosures and Doc
in; Smith and Mclean.
At Boston-St Louis-Boston game post
poned,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12
Suocs Has New Twister,

Pitcher George Suggs Of the Cincin-
the rural delivery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-12

predicted to surpass all previous
ones held in Woodbridge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-12

GeTslIi6dFtsn gsftatiet. ait In Gtrns
Ben auBerbdIb pon Gtdbttn, bas beiBt
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2diHsuarbri@teR.

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freunoete geretne bic Ginldeung ons
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tungsprperomm 1T uufgeitent Dorben
unb on einem guteu 5ropfen unb
einsm trdftissn giHen tpirb ss sbeniOs
tpenig ieb!en.
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Nulsdnoiibe SsaHrid,teu.

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3eiiou in 2onbon. Die Be
tpobner 2onbpns baben pobt ME eine
berorttge pro3eTion sefebsn, pie ne
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grobe Rense Der 5beilnebmsr, oie fih
uuf breiz bis piertduienb Wlenfhen
belief. Sauisn6e bon 3ui4ausru ums
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Genfi6es 1bcater.
(Dalnut Gtrabe 9beatsr.)
6ala.g gorif.IIaHg. Wunias ben Is.
gllai.

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sur gsritdrtung feinss ohnebiR Dors
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bic Gald goritelung in oieism
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beuifhen gii6He, Jran Qouife Sdmibs
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bes 0eutihen 1beaters in Ct. eouis
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Gdlaporftsllung feines RolIeoenS Shmio
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gorf, Elm anertannt brilIanter 5ars
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Die 4uffiibruug bes preisestr0Hten
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unb iolIten 5idets re6t3eitig In Otto
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GtraBs, unb In 8. q. 5beobalbs
guhbonblung. 1919 gine 5irobe, res
fernirt tperben.
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YerioHals ctiseu.

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piitbig gsfporben finb. DDS 9bermos
meter ftaHb nur uuf 80. bic Geu6tigs
teit Der 2uft betrug ober A Bro3ent,
cine Golnbtnatior, Die bic StBe uners
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Die gnt9Ieifung etrtes gerfonenSugss
Der 9enper & Rto @runb 8abu MUIR
ben geftern 4benb BEL Utenturn, 80
Weeilen rpeitlth BON 2edbpille, srpei
perfouen getobtet unb minoeItens 25
anoere perleBt, oorunter mehrere
fhper. Die 2et6e elmer ssrau uub
zines nt6t toenttft3irten ainbes tpur>
ben unter ben 9riimmern bernprgez
bolt. Die 8erungliidte lift SRI. &az
tberine Wtdrtin bon Qlbanp, 81. ..
Der SAldfpageu unb Die Souriiten>
car paren einen Is 5uB boben 8abmz
oamm btnabgerollt.
Gtgarrenarbetter Hrets
fen.
3ampd, 5Ia., II. Wat. 10000
gt8arrenarbetter befiuben fib bier
am Strett, um oagegen 3u proteitireu,
oaB ein areisrt6ter bic Jiibrsr bes
StreittrapaLIs i'm porigen Sabre pers
urtbetIt bate. Der Nusitunb, tpeIs
der gsitern begaun, tpirb dIs Miba6s
tung beS 9erthts ausgeIegt unb bic
8erbaftung Der Streitfiibrer itebt be-
Dor. Die meiiten 4usi itdnbigen finb
Staliener unb au6aner, ba ameritas
Hii6e unionarbeiter ii9 getpetgert bas
ben, ben Streit mtt3uma4en.
Gin grOBss Gef6dft.
4Ibdnp, 81. g., II. Wfai. Die
5irma 6art, S6affner &c Rarr pcH
gfsS Oort ipuroe beute betm Staatss
Ietretdr als 4letberpdarsnbaubluno
nit einem aapituI pDn 500, 100000
intorporirt. Die 0irettOren fiut
6arrD Sart, Wtar Sort, Soiept
SAaffner uno Utarcus U&arr por
G6icagu, Mart @. GrsIap bon 4sntl,
| NORTH, SyQ., unb Dm. R. 8rearIp Dor
g. Orange, q. !. Die 9eielf6aft
3abIte sineStuutsgebiibr bon $4,000
Trau SuLlp muB 3a6len.
Rem gort, II. Itat. 5ror
emma SulIp, Satin pon Daniel 5
Sullp, benz friiberen ,8aumpoqtO
mig, DerIor beute ben Pro3eB, mel
den Col. Better 6. Corr DON taunton
Wdf., gsgen Tis augeitrenst bate
Dos 8erbitt Tprd6 benz &Idger ot
gan3e Summe bon $4,000, UNI oi
sr getEagt bate, nit 3inien 5u. 3t
| ;yrau bebouptete, oub bos Gelo tP
ni6t gsIisber1 ioubern geidentt por
ben lei.
SeIb Il moro.
| Baltimore, Wb., II. Wiai. 8t
2eihe bon Charles $. Shuper Dol
| ct. Qouts purbe am Donnerfta
Ru6mittag nit burhi9nittensr aehI
uno on einsm 8ettpfoften bdngenb, i
Teinem 3immer in einem hieiigen Rpit
bduie aufgeFuHben. Der Utanu BAIT
fih aus bem 8etttuh ben Strid gs
orebt, nit BEN sr fid aufbdn9te.
| Sadper ioQ bis DOR Gur5em /
Cincinnati gepo6nt baben uno in ei
ner 9rauerei angefteQt gsrDef len leiH.
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9okal.Deridlt
Die Slaalsgdebgfbun0.
alle seieksebenben Sdritte fir
bic abidJafums bes aamals
eflsoist.

College Stubtnien t0nnen rlur In ihrsr
6eimdtb ittmnen. lltilitdtenz
g.orloes sinsm aOnferenssa sausfdub
iiberpieTen. Rad)oem bds oaus
ne peripnrfsn Bat. - Der Senatse
llnterIudunessausf6ub in Sisuns.
- antsegudei S6Ops9orlase snos
siItia puFirt.- 8sri6ieotnes.
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nie Sic J6rc
ar6eit uerri(jlet

GurG gidrfung etHeS ieoen Organs hes s8trs
llHo aui btefe 98etfe bic uRretHIt1tettsE aus
oem H0TpeT 5u treibeH, oesboib If Batter 5obnE
gteoi5iu oaS bette Dltttel, ipelcAes ie perfdrtes
ben tpnrbc tiir bic Gufbauuns 0es Gptte1uss
penn Ste Gbaentattet f!Hb.
Geine ACKNOWLEDGMENT Trppueu ober teHtpos
rnre Sttmulantien. I'M bas Softem Bu fhmds
9en uHb ste ssfdbrlidben, t6otliden araHf5ets
ten aus8HeEen-dues reire HtabruHg
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prG6iigsn etrouB americnn9eduties.
gs ipurbe seseHen unb setrunten unb
tnanh f66ne Rebe ities. gei Mebers
lift man ftets gut oiifgeboben uno 10
brad aud biefe Tafelrunbe erit 81
boraeriidter Gtunbe nuf.