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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
TEAMS READY
FOR CONTEST
Public Service and Gas Co.
Will Bowl tomorrow

Much interest Is conferred In the
initial match Of a series of bowling
contests between teams from the To-
cal Public Service office and the
Perth Amboy Gas Company's office.
to be held tomorrow night on, Emil
Bohnsack's alleys. Members OF
both seams declare themselves In
trim for the games and an interest
ing session Is looked for.
A total Of three matches viii
probably be held. There is likely to
be a second me next week and in
event neither team wins two
straight. the third match may take
place the following week. The team
winning two out of three matches
will be declared the champions OF To-
cal lighting concerns.
Bohnsack's alleys have been cho-
sen because of the fact that neutral
light will be used and neither team
can claim any unfairness on that ac-
count, as Mr.. Bohnsack uses gaso-
line for lighting purposes. No doubt
the electric light team would work
brilliantly under a few hundred In
candescent bulbs and a few arcs and
there is no question about what the
gas producers claim they can do UNI
der q score Or more Of .Welsbach
burners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
CITY LEAGUE
WILL RESUME
Decide to Finish Series in
Washington Hall.

Managers of teams of the City
Basketball League met in the Good
will club rooms last night and de-
cided to continue the city champion
ship series in Washington hall. 1t
was proposed to play on Tuesday
night and either on Friday or Satur-
day night. There will probably be
preliminary games, with dancing
until midnight. Steps were taken to
play a portion of the balance of the
Observation-Disclosures adopted. But
twenty-one games had been played
up to the last Of December. Thirty
four remain to be played.
Beside league contests there will
be attractive exhibition games with
teams frnm~neighboring towns from
time to time. The same teams as
started IN the feague, with the ex-
ception of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association team, are to conduct the
remainder Of the series. The head
of each of. those teams voted to
stand a portion of the expense at the
meeting last night and each to do
his part to further interest in the
sport and make the coming games as
attractive as possible.
1t Is likely that two league games
will be played each week. Tuesday
has been finally settled upon for the
early date in each week, but at an
other meeting to be held in a few
days it will be determined whether
Friday or Saturday night is to be
used.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
NINE. EAMEs TO WED.
Prima Donna and Emilio. de Gosorxa
Overcome Many Difficulties.

rriuaa Donna and Emilio de Gogorxz
Overcome Many Difficulties.
Paris, FEB. 9.%The last chapter in
the omance of Emma Eames and
Emilio de Gogorza, which has interest
ed the reading public Of two CONT
neuts, viii be written early next
spring, when the prima donna and the
operate baritone win be welded. The
wedding probably would have been
solemnized at an earlier date but for
the many difficulties the lovers had TO
overcome.
Chief among the obstacles has been
the attitude of Nine Elsa Neumoegan
de Gogorza, who was separated from
her husband In 1909. De Gogorxo OBJ
tainsd a divorce some time ago but
before Nine. Gogorga allowed her hus-
band to obtain a decree IT Is said she
insisted that 100000 be settled upon
her. De Gogorza was possessed Of 10
such INN, and Mime. Eames refused to
pay what she considered an exarbftant
sum wen for a musical affinity IN
despair De Gogorza gave up all hope
OF ever becoming the husband of the
prima donna and sailed for the United
States. A few dayc ago. however.
Nine. Eames' love for the baritone
oyercame her aversion to depicting
her own fortune, and she agreed to
give De Gogorza the none TO settle
upon his deserted wife.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
T~OTTENVILLE DOWNS
CATHOLIC CLUB FIVE
Game in Columbia Hall at New
Brunswick Last Night--FinaI
Score Was so to l0-

In Columbia hall at New Bruins.
wick last night, the Tottenville A.. G.
basketball aggregation put one over
on the Catholic Club FIVE, OF that
place. defeating them In the form
of 80 to Is. The contest was fast
though remarkably clean and Man
age Kreischer OF the T. A. G. team
says his team was accorded the very
best treatment 1t has ever received
at the hands Of an opposing club.
The game was we'll played on
both sides and was marked with
some fast playing by both teams.
The score stood II to II in favor of
the visitors at the end of the first
half. They led from start to finish,
but the New Brunswick members
made them go fast at all stages of
the game. Harkfns and Hayes did
the major portion Of the county seat
teams scoring, while the T. A.. C.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
SCHEDULE FOR
BASEBALL TEAM
Manager WiIentz Of High
School Has List OF Dates
Complete.
SEASON OPENS APRIL 10.

Manager David Wilentz, Of the
Perth Amboy high school baseball
team, has finished his schedule. He
has arranged games with several OF
the best school team mines in the
state. The star attractions will
probably be the games with Jersey
City high and Curtis high school. OF
Staten Island. Hasbrouck Institute,
of Jersey City, Is not on the sched-
ule this season, as 1t has been In
former years. Besides the games
that Dave has arranged he will
try to get a game with the Boys and
Dewitt Clinton high schools, OF
Brooklyn.
The material for a strong nine Isl
good as several of last years team
are still in school. The position OF
pitcher will be the only hard thing
to decide. The local school has al
ways had a fast battery on its team
doc" Wilding and SeeI were last
years mainstays, and the year be-
fore Louie Ellie and Bernie TQpfin.
The schedule is as follows:
April 10-Jersey City Fl. S. at
Perth Amboy.
April 15-New Brunswick II. S.
at New Brunswick.
April 2e-Paterson II. S. at Perth
Amboy.
April 22-Jersey city H. S: at
Jersey City.
April 29-Rahway H. S. at Perth
Amboy.
May 6-New Brunswick H. s. at
Perth Amboy.
May 9-Plainield H. S. at Pleta-
field.
May 13-Rahway H. S. at Haf-
way. go
May 20-RoselIe Fl. s. at Rosene-s,
May 2s-Plainneid n. s. at Perth
May 3o-curtis H. $. at st.
George, s. i.
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
MADE WILSON FEEL AT HOME
Stevens Instituts Alumni Take the
Governor to New York Celebration.

Stevens Institute Alumni Take the
Governor to New York Celebration.
New York. Feb. 9.-The alumni Of
Stevens Institute of Technology came
over from Hoboken to celebrate the
fortieth anniversary of the opening of
the college for regular instruction, and
they brought new Jerseys governor
with them There were 1855 Stevens
graduates and students in the banquet
hall of the Hotel Astor, and they made
noise enough for twice that number.
The cheers had no Princeton tiger at
the end, but the noise gave Governor
Wilson a honey feeling, and he said
as much.
Governor Wilson drew a parallel be-
tween the work OF the engineer and
the literary NAN. pointing out that In
both and In all affairs a great man
must be master of men, OF opportunity
and OF circumstances"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
HIGH SCHOOL
VS.. ELIZABETH

Tomorrow, Saturday and Monday
will be busy days for the high school
basketball team. Manager Roessler
has games for each day. Tomorrow
the -Battin high school five, of Eliza
beth, will come here; Saturday the
local boys go to Bayonne to meet
the crack team of that town. while
on Monday, the day to be celebrated
as LincoIn's birthday, the Hasbrouck
Institute FIVE, of Jersey City. will be
here. All the games will be fast.
In addition to the big game to-
morrow the Hattin seconds will also
come with the team to clash with
the local high school second team.
The first game will probably start at
$3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09

BUTTER = Firm; receipts. B.T22 pack
ages: creamery, specials. per h.. SHa2sc. /:
extras. 27a2T1sc.; thirds TO irsfs, 1sa2zc.
cHEEsE-Ffrgn ON top grades; receipts
40 boxes.
EGGs-Unsettled; receipts, II, ss cases;
fresh gathereS frsts, per dozen, 1az1hc:
seconds, 191haao1kc.: refrigerator, firsts.
i6e seconds. f&atbe. state. Pennsyiva-
MIA and nearby. heunery, white. s0a34e-:
brown, 24c.; gathered. white. S0a32c.;
brown, 1tsa22hc.
LIVE POULTRY-Firms< chicksHs. per
gb.. 1s5saiac. fowls, 15lsalsc. ROSTERS, i0c.;
turkeys, 1Sa2ocs; ducks. isc.; geese, i4e..
pigeons, 25c.
HAY AND STRAW-Steady.
POTAT0ES-weak; Bermuda, per Dbl.
Sa65S, other prices unchanged.
MEATS-Ltye calves. bernyard fed, 100
lba.. s4a5; country dressed veal calves.
prime. per ID, 1s&a14c. common TO good.
DRESSED POULTRY Firmer Tor
fowls; fowls, western, small boxes, per
H.. 1z1LsasSMc; average best, hhis-, ia
K4xc.. roosters. 1szs
Mx4ffsnrffsa Fskw era NEE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
LATEST SPORT
AT The H. S.

Indoor baseball. the latest sport
at the high school, will be inaugu-
rated ON February 20, when the
junior and freshmen classes meet,
in the Auditorium. Edward Hardi-
man is the organizer, and he ex-
poets some fast games to be played.
The juniors are well supplied with
cracks" as likewise are the fresh
les" The junior nine was the inter-
class champion team, OF the school
last year, and have such stars as
Joe" Coley and Bones" Brown
ing on it's team. The freshmen have
Johnny" Hunt, last years crack
third baseman and captain, of the
grammar school nine,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
BOWLING CLUB
IN

the holder of highest individual
score at the end of the series and
also a BOBBY prize to the member
with the lowest score.
Six five-man teams have been
formed, in charge of which are the
following captains: Max Muschick,
Robert Ruse, Conrad Poppe, Louis
Brewer, Fred Muschick, August
Wagner. Each team will meet the
other three times. The opening con-
tests will-take place tomorrow night.
The following officers have been
elected to conduct the business of
the club: Max Musehick, manager;
Fred Muschfck, treasurer; August
Wagner. secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
SETTLE BURGLARS ESTATE.

M~iddisbero (Mass.) Victims Are Paid
Ninety Cents on Dollar.
Middleboro, Mass, Feb. 9.-Chief of
Police Swift is settling the claims of
creditors Of Fred &c. Tuliper, the so
called Middleboro burglar, who died in
a Brockton hospital last Friday.
Merchants who alleged that money
had been taken from them reported
the amounts they believed were miss
ing TO the police as $50. while only
SGT was found on Tuliper when he
was arrested. Accordingly O. 80 per
cent settlement viii be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
ae4et.l to a. nvHHIS0 NswA.

AgAaixl to fAs AVANTN0 N1ML.
~Sayreville, Feb. 9@Thirty young
men of this place have assembled
and organized the Sayreyille Bowl
ing Club. They have elected officers
and named captains for six teams to
represent the organization. Games
will be played with each other and
with teams about the county. At
first their efforts will be confined to
this place. A tournament will be
conducted here In which cash prizes
will be awarded to the leading teams.
The first prize is SIS; the second,
sic; third. IS. All games will be
rolled on Conrad Poppe's alleys and
he will give a prize to be awarded to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
ARE DEFEATED
BY RED BANK
Century 4. C. Bowlers Of
ksyporf Loss Games.
Special TO the EVENING NEWS.

Keyport, Feb. 9:-The Century
Athletic Club bowling team was de-
feated by the Red Bank Young
Mems Christian Association team at
the Brunswick bowling parIors Tues
day night. The games yer inter-
esting to watch despite the fact that
three of the first team men of the
Centurys were absent. Some high
scores were rolled. The scores:
Red Rank ". M. q. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
DEER ON AN ICE FLoE.

Thousands Ses Stranded Animal
Floating Down Hudson River.
Tarrytown. N. T., Feb. 0.-The rare
sight Of seeing a deer on the ice on
the Hudson attracted thousands OF
s~ightseers along the bank. The deer
was about half a mile Off shore and
was stranded on a foe o. ice which
was being carried up the river by the
tide An eagle lowered over 1t, and as
the bird came down too close the deer
wauld rise to its feet I'd Fight it of.
No one knows how it got ON the les,
As darkness drew on II was still aoaf.
ing In the river.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
WIRELESS TO ALASKA SOON
Government Decides on Quicker Com.
rnunication Methods.

FfuHicatfon Wctnods.
Washington, Feb. 9.-Wireless COM
munication between the Aleutian and
pribiloH islands and the mainland of
Alaska and the United States will be
established as soon as navigation
opens this spring. This was decided
upon at a conference between repre-
sentatives Of the war department, the
navy department and the department
of and labor.
At present 1t takes several days and
frequently weeks for the government
to communicate with parts of Alaska.
With the establishment of a wireless
service messages can be sent from
Washington and answered the same
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
SERIES
TOTTENVILLE

The second OF a series of bowling
matches between the Hamilton and
Sterling hves, OF Tottenville, will be
rolled on the Utopia alleys in this
city, Saturday afternoon. Last Fri
day the Hamilton quintet scored
three straight on the Sterling mem
bers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
BOXING SHOW
OF CONCORDIA

A wrestling and boxing show is to
be held under the auspices of the
Concordia Singing Society in Masso-
pust's hall on Thursday, February
16. Arrangements are under way
for several good matches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
BRODNICK To
FIGHT BROWN

F. A. Brodniak, of Charles street,
under the name of Battling Brown,
will appear at the Central Institute,
in Newark,d ON Monday night to be
matched against a serapper of nc
lea ability. Brodniak Is a mem
Der of the Puritan A. G. and has
been training hard for this battle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
Y. M. H. A. JRS.
WILL JOURNEY

The Y. NJ. Fl. A. Juniors basket
ball five will attempt to win back
their laurels tonight, when they go|
to Sayreville to meet the Sayreville
A. c. Juniors. They will leave on
the 6 o'clock car.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
PoRcuPlNE AIN APPLE THIEF.
Ezrnssr Misses Fruit, Guards Cellar
and kslis The Cshprit..

= AFFFeF Ff5asss FFuEk, GNarda JsIIMF
and Kills The cuAprit..
Monticello. n. Y, Feb. "a rapidly
diminishing apple bin In the cellar of
George Aeker, a farmer living near
here, caused him to keep watch. After
severaa hours he WAS surprised to see
4 poFcupsue enter the cellar through a
hole In the wall.
The animal went direct to the bin.
turned a couple OF sosnersaults la the
apples and started to waK away.
Ackex arsd. and ths porcuplEe fell
owe dead. Mora than d buskel of ap-
pies were found s5s8a ~ 10 its quilts.
TeE she NEWS Fszl gDnr wanks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09

F~air@4oday and tomorrow; not much
change I'm temperature; moderate yari-
able winds, becoming westerly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09

Any anafr. or happening. 81 cir-
cumstance which is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to worry
ahcuf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09

Field goals: Bedell, s; Belts, s.;
Macan, 8; Walters, /; paugh, l.;
Harkins, 4; Hayes, 3; Harding. /;
Cerreghino, l.. Goals from fouls:
Bedell, 1. Referee, Jack Alverson.
of Rutgers College; timekeeper, Mr..
Bedell. Time of halves, twenty
minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09

Some Of the news, OF your imme-
date neighborhood may be found In
the want ads. fodav
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09

a return match a Deem ar
ranged to take place in the Dearg
future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09
TIME oF HIGH WATER.

rs .... 7.36
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-09

IeE Fhe NHWs zen g0nf ~anta.
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M12PAH CHAPTER, NO.
b. Order OF Eastern Star.
Stated meetings 7:30
first Monday of each
month. Masonic temple.
corner Second East and
First South. Visiting
members cordially In
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MERlTORTOUS ENTERPRISE.
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