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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
|CHANCE MADE
BY T0TTENV|LLE
PIay All New Yorks Instead
of HudsOns.

There has been a change In the
program of the T~ottenville A. q,
game for tomorrow, They VIII not
play the Hudson Lyceums as the
latter team has cancelled the match,
They have secured the All New York
team for this weeks attraction. The
New York lads have a fine record
and have beaten many good teams In
the vicinity of the metropolis. They
have successfully met the West New
Yorks, Scotch Plains, Forrest Hills,
Centrals of New Jersey and Branch
villes. The last team is one of the
strongest in the business and the
All New Yorks were only able to
beat them 8 to 2.
This Is the first time the New
Yorks have appeared in TottenVille
and they expect a good time and
Manager Glennon, of the visiting
team, says they will get it. The fans
are sorry that the Hudson Lyceums
are not to appear for they are sure
their team could have trimmed them
as they did once before. They like
the idea of the new team and think
the game will be even better than
one against the Hudsons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
Fish Tales

Two or three boats were out yes
terday. No tremendous catches were
reported, yet the fish seem to be
running as good as ever. Tomorrow
and Sunday are going to be good
days and a large number of boats
have been reserved at VanPelts
and Walters. The catches reported
yesterday were: Frank Palisi, seven
weaks and blues; Albert Johnson.
eight weaks and two blues: John
Stevens, fourteen weaks and blues;
Joseph Klein, thirteen weaks and
blues.
Ex-Alderman George LeGlise and
Patrolman Gustav Brands, of New
ark, fished at Water Witch and
caught twenty-three weakish, four
iuke and three skates. Three skates
are more than the average man Is
entitled to catch, as they make a
heavy load, but these two veterans
had no trouble in carrying them
home.
Boats continue to go out from Ack-
er's boathouse. There has been some
good fishing off the famous red buoy
and cinder beds so far this week.
Inc catches CONTINUE 10 De SOOu anu
a large number go out each day.
Some of the catches reported are:
Charles ~Segelhorse, 8 weaks, Nels
Albertson. Port Reading. 8 weaks;
Philip Banna, of Woodbridge. 10
weaks; B. Impastato. Elizabeth. IA
weaks and 1 iuke; F. Boiler. Rah-
way, 10 weaks; Henry Turner, Port
Reading, 18 weaks and l f1uke; G..
A. Kipp, Jr., of Bayonne, At weaks;
]. H. and G. c. Dedrick. of Elizabeth,
"a weaks; August Scholz, Perth Am
boy, IT weaks and blues; William
Meeker and Chas. Gusner. of New
ark, IS weaks; VIM. Weber, of Rah-
way. IA weaks; Sergeant George
Conger, of Railway. 8 weaks and 2
blues; John Pebbles. of Jersey City,
22 weaks and l blue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
CITY LEAGUE FORMED,
4. SIX TEAMS ENTERED
First Games Will be Played August
2O--p|ans Com |eted at Enthusi-
" astiC Meeting Last Night.

Much to the interest of the fans
throughout this section the second
city league was organized last night
at a meeting of the managers and
terested held in the Marion A. G..
rooms. The plans of the league were
discussed in full detail and conclu-
sions were reached in many matters.
The teams which have entered are:
Marions, Danish S~ociables, Puritans,
Perth AmboyS, Saints and Franklins.
The Amusement Park grounds will
be used for the games. Owing to
the limited time left for baseball,
once. This will fill out the season
and will allow n Sunday for incle-
ment weather. The first games will
take place on August 20, and double
headers twill be booked for each
week. The first games will be be-
tween the Danish Sociables and the
Puritans, and the Saints and Frank
Inns. That is q great opening sched-
ule, and M of the largest crowds in
the history of baseball is looked for.
The game between the Franklins and
the Saints will be included in the City
League series, as well as in the Sc
ries which these two teams are play
ing. If the Franklins win this game
the two team series will be ended in
their favor, but If the Saints cop first
it will be necessary to play another
game. This will probably be played
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04

on Labor Day or some other suitable
occasion when there is no other at
traction on in this city.
Similar to last years arrange
ments a list of players will have to
be submitted and only those players
whose names have been entered will
be allowed to play. AS yet there has
been no limit set on the number OF
players to be submitted but it is gen.
orally understood that the number
will be the same al last year. twelve.
An advertising committee com
posed of the managers of the six
teams, will be appointed to look after
the advertising features. They will
report at the next meeting.
The Board of Managers looked in
to the matter of securing umpires
70 the series. Harry Robedee, Of
Tottenville, and Frank Clements, of
this city, have been spoken of as
suitable for the position and will be
engaged If their services can be Sc
cured.
The games will be started this sea-
son at 1870 and it is planned to
hold at least one star attraction each
week. The full schedule has not yet
been adopted but will be next week
some time.
The next meeting of the Board of
Managers will be held next Friday,
August II. The committees will re-
port at that time and final arrange
ments will be made for the schedule
Of the games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
WANT TO BOOK
A GOOD GAME
GoodwiIIs Have No Contest
for This Sunday.

The GoodWills have no game for
this Sunday. They got their bumps
last week at the hands of the Iro-
quois but have fully recovered from
that and want to get a good match
for this Sunday. Their team has
been laying off several weeks aad
they got out of practice. Now they
think they are able to handle a
game as a team should and will play
play marbles when there is work
to be done. They have been out on
the diamond more than usual lately
and have great hopes of making a
team that will compare with the best
in the city.
They do not attribute their re-
verse last week to the lack of a good
aggregation but to al off day which
every team has now and then. They
claim to have the goods and will put
them up if they are given a chance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
DANES TO PLAY
AT AYREVTLLE

The Danish S~ociables Will tackle
the fast ~Sayreyille aggregation to-
morrow in the ~Sayreyille stockade.
The Danes got into a mixup with
these lads before and came out on
top, s to 0. The defeat makes the
out-Of-tOwn lads keen for the victory
this time and they wiz work hard
to make it..
The Danes are going to put up a
stiff combination and they expect to
have no difficulty in handing it to
the boys from down the line again.
Lybeck and Peterson Will do the
honOrs for the locals and expect to
do the right thing by the Sayreviue
bunch by striking out a good share
Of their batters. Peterson was the
wonder Of the Huguenot game last
week when he went to the island to
catch and the pitcher did not show
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04

up. Peterson showed his versatility
by doing the twirliug hOnors and he
pitched a good game. keeping the
HuguenOt lads to three counts. The
local lads were only able to make
two marks and lost the game, but it
was no fault of the pitcher that the
game was not a success.
The Danish lads have secured the
services Of Parsons. who will do a
good part Of the slab work in the
coming games. Parsons has recently
been with the Perth Amboys and
has done some fine work. He has
been playing in the game ever since
he was old enough TO know what P
baseball was and they say he is bet
ter this year than ever.
1t is not likely that he will be
given q chance this week but he viii
be e in the games when the CiLy
League commences.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
TO
HAVE DAY OFF

The Franklins have announced
that they will also take a day off to
attend the Dana excursion to Belle
wood Park. This is the third team
which has announced its intention of
going on the picnic. The other two
teams are the Saints and the Maurer
A. G. If these three teams can ar
range a series of games to take place
at the Park this week there will be
some interest taken for more than
two thousand people from this city
ere planning to attend the excur-
sion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
OLD BRIDGE is
AFTER VICTORY
specfal to the EVENING NE Tvs.

Old Bridge, Aug. 4:-What is
likely to be a good game will be seer
at this place tomorrow when the To-
Gals buck the first organization from
Helmetta. These teams played sew
eral weeks ago and the local team
got the best of the argument, 10 to
2. The visitors promise no repetition
of the act and expect to draw the
long straw. Both teams will be
strengthened in every department.
and both have been working hard on
the lot evenings to get in trim for
the match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
OAKS WITHOUT
SUNDAY GAME

The Oaks are peeved because the
Riversides, of New Brunswick, with
whom they had a game booked for
this Sunday, have cancelled the
match without giving any reason.
This is the second week the Oaks
have been without a game and they
are anxious Il show what they can
do on the field. Two weeks idleness
they think will put them on the bum
unless something turns up tonight
or tomorrow.
They want to secure a game with
a good fast team and any team de-
string to book a good game for Sun
day should call Manager J. J. Petrick
by phone at 1901 between 6 and Z
O'Clock tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
TO PLAY
ENCLISHT0WN AGAIN
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

J~amesburg, Aug. Manager
George Tomson, seeking to atone for
the walloping administered the local
team last Saturday, when English
town beat the locals, 7 to O., has
booked another game with English
town for this Saturday. The game
will be played at Englishtown and
Manager Tomson expects to bring
home a victory. In the last two
games Jamesburg has been shut out
10 to 0 by Hightstown Juniors and
EnglishtoWn last week. Smith will
pitch Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT Boston-Boston. s; Detroit, 2 Batter
!es-Donoyan and Stanage; Collins and
Carrigan.
At New York-C1eveland. II: New York.
10. Batteries-Kaler. Mitchell and Smith;
Vaughn. Warhop and Sweeney.
At Washington - Neutrality-suspicious.
game postponed on account of rain.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Louis
game postponed on account of rain
STANDING OF H CLUBS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
YACHTS WILL
START AGAIN
Race of Yacht Club
Series is Tomorrow.

The fourth race in the Yacht Club
series, for sail boats, will be run of
tomorrow afternoon, starting at 8
O'Clock. AS the contest grows to an
end, keen interest is being shown in
the races. Quite a few bets have
been made between parties ~favoring
the Tempest and the Bole, in the race
tomorrow. At the present time, the
Tempest is ahead in number Of
points, but the Elsie is only two
points behind, and by winning enc
race could easily surpass the former
in number OF points. A large crowd
viii be on hand tomorrow TO witness
the contest, and If this breeze keeps
up, there will be some sailing.
Nelson Macan, Jr., of the Yacht
Club, has worked hard to make
these races a success, and is han
ding the whole thing in an excellent
manner Starting with only about
seven entries, there are now more
than ten boats in the race every
time. Moreover, they are u off in
a more systematic manner than In
former years. which is essential to
boat racing.
, The entries for tomorrow's race
are as follows:
Tempest, Houseman, Railway.
Bole. Wight, city.
Elsie, Curtis, Keyport.
Marguerite, Hagies, NJ. H.
Ideal. EYES city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
ROYALS BEATEN
BY PROVIDENCE
BurCheII Pitches Entire Game
ALLOWS 7 Hits.

Providence, R. l., Aug. 4:-Mont-
real could do nothing with Bedient's
delivery yesterday and lost the first
game of the series by a score of 3
to o.. Bedient received the finest
kind of support. Burchell pitched
good ball in all but the third inning,
when he passed two and was hit
safely three times. His support was
fast and saved him from a worse
beating. The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04


Providence. 0 0 3 80 L
Montreal 0 0 0 0 0 o 6S %
Sacrifice hits-Giilespie. 2. Double
play-Nattress to Purtell to Hardy.
Struck out-By Bedient. 4; by Bur
chell. 8. Bases on balls-Of Bedi-
ent, 2; off BurchelI. T. Passed ball
Roth. First base on error
Providence, /. Time of game-1h.
26m. Umpires-Wright and Halli-
gan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
BASEBALL.

Results Of Games Played In National
and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Al st. Louis-St. Boston gains
called on account of rain.
At Chicaso-Brooklyn. s; Chicago. J.
Observation-Disclosures. Schardt and Erwin;
Richie. Toney. Richter and Archer.
At Observation-Disclosures, I; Philadei-
phia, l. Observation-Disclosures. Burns,
Rowan and Moran: Smith and Clarke.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS York game
postponed on account of rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
SOCCER TEAM
AT ROOSEVELT
viii Try to Enter the Inter.
state League.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Roosevelt, Aug. A number of
the sportsmen of this borough are
forming a soccer team and expect to
have a good bunch of kickers on the
field by the time the season opens.
There is some very good material
in this vicinity and the outlook for
a fast team is good bright. Soccer
is a game that is not widely known
and as a general rule teams playing
this game are found only in col
leges and schools.
The local team will apply for ad-
mission to the interstate league and
will try to make q name for itself,
The Association is already promis-
ing to supply it's friends and sup
porters a good list of games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
He Knew.

He Knew.
"~Squeezem IS q mean man"
What makes you think SOP
II saw him put q lead quarter in a
blind mans hat this morning"
How did you know it was leadT'
Il passed II on him yesterday
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
THE ALMANAC.
Moon

Try our exchange column. No
answer, no pay. Two cents for every
reply received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
EVENING Jews SPORTING PAGE
Cy Morgan Sizing Up Batter

Veteran Twirler of Athletics Continues to Pitch Good
Article of Ball For Connie Mack
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
Club.

The ffty-fifth annual games OF
the New York Caledonian Club will
be held at Washington Park. Grand
street, between Maspeth and New
town, Long Island, on Labor Day,
Monday, September A.. Liberal cash
prizes are offered and are paid on
the ground Immediately after each
event. Entries will be received up
to the moment of starting an event.
Intending competitors can obtain
full information from Thomas Nc
Nab, Jr., Secretary of the Games
Committee, $40 Seventh avenue.
New York city.
II you nave something to u'ads
put an aovertiser,nyt in our ex-
change column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
LIVE ;, soseo TIPS

1t m~aterialized. What? Why. the
rCity League.
August 20 was the day set down.
by the future baseball magnates. as
the official opening of the league in
this city.
Twill be classy bills every Sun
day, too. The opening day will in
troduce a double-header like this:
St. Anthonys VS.. F%ranklins, Puritans
VS.. Danish Sociable A. C. Great
stuff. kid.
Butt" Burchell performed again
yesterday for Montreal. He lost,
score 3 to 0, but showed better con-
troll and form than any other time
this season. He allowed seven hits,
whitfield three men and gave four
bases on balls. His team mates
lacked stick work. rs
A Spotswood boxer, bearing the
name of kid" Shaw and with a rep
utation a mile long. desires to ap-
pear at a future entertainment of
the Lotus Club In this city. Shaw
boxed Freddie Welsh, the English
man. and made a good showing, the
story goes. Well. there is plenty of
opportunity for good men in the
local roped arena judging from the
bouts staged recently.
My friend. Smoker" said yester-
day he saw several tennis cracks
playing between 5 and s O'Clock in
the morning. Remarkable, to say
the least. Not the hour of play, but
the fact that Smoker" shook off
the hay so early in the morn. Some
things wrong.
Marty O'Toole. who has been sold
to the Pittsburg club by the st. Paul
American Association for the small
sum of s22.50O. will join the Smokey
City crew in a few days. Here's
hoping he doesn't show against the
Giants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04
MOON CHANGES IN AUGUST.

First quarter, list; full moon, 9Th;
last quarter, 18th; new moon, 23rd;
first quarter, 31st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04

EVENING NEWS covers the field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04

Not There.
Aes' said the star boarder, i've
got an attack Of dyspepsia"
I'm sure you didn't get It here"
snapped Mrs. Stiutem promptly.
Certainly not. The doctor said I
got 1t from eating something."-Ex-
change.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-08-04

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