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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

Philadelphia, Oct. 30:-Aithough
the worlds series of 1911 is now a
matter of history, there will be lots
of gossip about what the. players
did in these games. Those whose
work stood out were Bender, with
his great pitching; Baker, with his
two home runs, and Oldring, with
his four Dagger in the fifth battle.
Murphy was accused of a "bonehead"
play in the ninth inning Of the fifth
game, which cost the Athletics The
game. Merk1e sent the ball out to
deep right, and to the majority of
the fans it appeared foul, but the
ball was caught fair. Murphy's
throw was too late to catch Doyle,
who scored the winning run for the
Giants. Umpire KLEIN said after the
game that Doyle did not touch the
home plate and he would have called
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

him out had the Athletic players
called his attention to 1t, but they
refused to take advantage of the
te~chnieality. The members of the
Giants whose playing stood out were
Doyle, who made swats in six
games, and Pitcher Crandall, whose
hit won the fifth game. Catcher
Meyers work behind the bat and
with the stick was brilliant all
through the series. Barry's stunt Of
making a home run on a bunt In the
fourth inning of the sixth game will
go down In history as n of the
curious things in baseball. Barry
hunted to Ames, and at this inter-
esting juncture Red" unveiled his
ink. He got hold Of Barry's bunt
and threw 1t toward first to get the
shortstop. The ball cracked Barry
on the head and bounced past
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

Durham, one Of the Goodwill
stars, was not in the game. He was
badly bruised and battered in the
football game Sunday between the
Goodwills and Sheridans, therefore
was out Of the contest. His absence
was keenly felt by the orange and
black men.
The Press Club is about the only
team in either league which can
not boast of uniform. But cease,
The newspapermen expect to buy
suits in the near future and may be
attired in radiant colors in their
next game.
'Tis said "a suit may make aman,"
but a uniform makes a ball
player.
The Goodwills' next game is on
November 10, when they stack up
against the Marions. The Press
Club Is idle until November II,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
HAS FOUR
MORE ON SCHEDULE
Special to the EVENING VIEWS.

Epeclal to the EVENING NEWS.
New Rznnswck, Nov. Rutgers
has fourmore games on is football
schedule, and all are hard ones.
Saturday afternoon they face Rens-
selaer Poly. on Nelson field, with:
Urssnus on the following week.
Both visiting teams have made great
records this year and are noted for
their scoring ability. The Stevens
and N. Y. q. games will be played
away this year. as the management
has four mor games on its football
said, but the student body will fol-
low to d man and prove their 10y
atty to the Scarlet warriors, despite
their set back at Swarthmore Last
Saturday. The score was only twen-
ty-one to nothing, In favor OF the
Pennsylvania college.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

Press Club stood by and watched the
Goodwills q basket IN the
play. Reynolds acknowledged his
mistake between the halves.
What was the trouble with that
bunch of roeters in the north bal
cony In the second half? 1.-THE fans
want to know" They sure were a
bunch of "glooms."
There was nothing doing In the
junior league Monday night, as the
Monitors did not present their reg
ular team. The Iroquois beat a
scrub team, just to keep the fans
amused. 1t was good, for a pick
up" game.
Next on the program is the Mar
ions and r. and H. on Friday night.
1t win be the first appearance of
the Chemical Works five since the
opening game on October II. The
Ashlands and Peerless will furnish
the Junior attraction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
MARI0NS WILLING TO
WAGER $500 ON GAME
MANAGER Mullen After Backer Of The
Saints Johnny Hunt Was Man
Who Recently Talked SIS.


Tom Mullen, manager of the
Marion B. B. c., called up the sport
ing editor of the EVENING NEWS
today and stated he is again out
after the s.goat" of the mar who
wanted to bet s25 or more the St.
Anthony B. B.. G.. can defeat the
Marions in a baseball game. mas
much rs the Marions and st. An
thony will clash Sunday in the de-
Gliding contest of the City Baseball
League, Manager Mullen believes his
remarks are very appropriate at this
time. incidentally, he has the en-
tire sum of $500 to put up on the
Marions in this game Sunday. Do
l hear any takers?
Mr.. Mullen also asks the EVEN
ING NEWS who made the statement
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
CRESCENTS To
PLAY TONIGHT
Will Meet Puritans in kozus-
kos Hall Tonight.

The Crescent A. c.. of Midtown,
will play in Kozusko's hall, in Hall
avenue, tonight against the Puritan
A. c., last years city champions. The
game will be the first battle be-
tween these two teams in some time,
and incidentally the first appearance
of the Crescents in this city this
year. Both teams are fast and
should furnish the fans with a live
ly entertainment.
Another important matter will be
revealed tonight. The Crescents are
In the county league, and SO are the
Puritans, SO q line can thus be
drawn on the calibre of the two
clubs. The playing hall tonight has
been criticised, but the Crescents are
acquainted with small quarters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

when they play against the River
sides. The scribes will have an en-
forced vacation of eighteen days.
Dryers exhibition of goal shoot
ing was of the extreme class. He
made biscuits" from every angle
OF the floor-and then some. He
surely had his eye with him Monday
night.
Reynolds, the Riversides' center,
refereed a fairly good game. Man
ager Bath, of the Goodwills, compli-
mented him upon his fair decision
after the game and said, II am per-
fectly satisfied" Reynolds made
one mistake. He understood the
boundary of the north side of the
court was the circle used for roller
skating.
The boundary is a straight line,
from steps to steps, and "Bfll failed
to call an "'out' In the first period,
owing to misunderstanding. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
HAVE LEASED
WILDER HALL
GoodwiIIs Will Make Place
Basketball Court.

The Goodwill Association has
leased the second floor of Wilder
hall from George #. Reynolds and
will ~renovate the place into q bas-
ketball court and dancing floor.
The place will be wired for this pur-
pose and probably a stage erected
for the orchestra, and amateur
sketches the association may pre-
sent from time to time. The floor
is ideal for basketball and dancing
purposes, as it was used many years
as a ball room and is still In perfect
condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
eetved by the Council of the City of
Perth Amboy for grading of Lawrle
street, from Amboy avenue to Cornell
street, on November 9Th, 1911, at $50
2. M. in the Council Chamber at the
City Hall.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check drawn to the order of
the City Treasurer for $4,000.
80 working days Will be allowed for
the completion of the work.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tained at the office of the City Sur
yeyor.
The Council reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids as may best serve
the City interests.
GEO. M. ADATR,
lI26 1880 1t Street Commissioner.
Sl0.44,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

last summer that the st. Anthonys
would put up $25 in a game against
the Marions. He asks in good faith,
because he wishes to interview that
person and determine If some ar
rangements can be made for a
wager ON Sundays game.
The gentleman who made that
declaration to the EVENING NEWS
sporting writer was Johnny Hunt,
the heavy hitting outfelder of the
st. Anthonys. No attempt was made
to ascertain If Hunt was acting, at
that time, for another party. He
said the Saints would play the
Marions for $25 and post the money
at any time when called upon. This
sum, at that time, was covered by
Manager Mullen-but the Saints
: money was not forthcoming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
SOUTH RIVER
is BOOKED UP
Double Header Friday Night
--Good Attractions.

South River is booked up In a
double-header Friday night to be
played on Washington hall court.
The Anvils, of this city, will be the
opponents Of the Sterling A. A, of
that place. in the main encounter,
with the Neptune Juniors, of South
Amboy, playing against the South
River Juniors In the "prelim." The
AnviIs lost at Sayreville last Thurs
day night, but promise to behave
while down at South River. The
Neptune Juniors have a good team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
SECOND TEAM
IN GOOD TRIM
Tottenville A. C.'s Boys Ready
for Good m
Special TO the EVENING NEWS.

NE NJ
Tottenville, s. T., NOV. 1.-The
Iotrenvfile A. Cts second team are
now In condition and would like to
hear from fast quintets around
Perth Amboy. They will travel any
night save Saturday and Sunday,
but are unable TO secure a hall for
home games. A. @. Fisher, Totem
VILE. Is booking all games. The
Seconds lineup as follows. d.
Paugh, f.; Allen, T.; E. Paugh, f.;
Specht, c.: T. Cline, g.; Woglom,
g.; Hudson. 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
MEETING TONIGHT

Managers OF the City Basketball
League are requested to meet IN the
EVENING NEWS, tn State street. at
1880 o'clock tonight They are
urged to be prompt as a number Of
important measures will be die
cussed. The referee question aud al
legged violations OF the eligible rules
are the causes for calling this met
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
West New Brighton, Nov. IT,
The Aurora B. C. defeated the Vet
erap Firemen here last night on the
alleys at Firemen's hall. The games
were close.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
TWO MATCHES
WERE ROLLED
Staten Island Bowling Lea
que Games Last Night.

Two matches In the All-Staten
Island Bowling League were rolled
last night. The results follow:
spsasai 30 sh~ EFENfNG NE wa
Mariners Harbor, s. T., Nov. L.
The Stfckers B. G. 0 two out of
three games from the Mariners
Harbor B. G. at Lambertf's alleys.
The scores of the winning games
were GA and 913.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
pRALLL'S TEAM
GET 2 GAMES
w. A. A. Four Man Tourney
Some High Scores.
anlnl b a. EYENING NEWs.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Woodbridge, Nov. In the w.
A. A. four-man bowling tournament
PralPs team took two out Of three
from Martins team Monday night.
Breckenridge's team beat Webber's
team two out of three. H. R. Valen-
tine rolled high score, 222. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

Crafty
Mercy, Johnl There isn't q thing In
the house ft TO eatg'
Il know It Maria: that's why /
brought him to dinner, I want him to
see how frugal we live. He's nay prin
oipal creditor."-Chieago Tribune.
The EVENING NEWS has the
circulation In the county,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
PLAY PRACTICE
GAME WITH MARI0hS

The Oaks and Marions played q
practice game last night In Las
kowski hall, in Hall avenue, instead
OF the Oak-Peerless game. as SEIZED
uiad The match will be played at
that amusement place on November
Ia. Next Monday night Iroquois
and Oaks will clash at Laskowski
hall and both Quintets are In eager
ness tor the fray.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

any afrayr, OF happening. or cTrs
eumsEance which ID too small tn
make O. want ad. worth while SO en
adjusting fores Is toe EsnaIf To WORRY
about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01

EEE
The Goodwills sure did press
Monday night. The first half was
nip and tuck all the way.
urday for the first time In fifteen
years. Princeton defeated the
Cambridge bunch on November s,
1896, by the score of IL to @. The
game viii be played at JungletowR
and the Tiger SURE will roar II the
big H. men come home.
The Midtown C~rescents done Dun
ellen up brown last week In a foot
ball game. The 0 was N
thing like II to O.. They play
again on November IS. at Tire-town
The Riversides and Puritans ara
In the County Basketball Leasrnss
All haiti These two teams are now
bitter enemies. all because Of q lit
tie basketball ~squabble. One team
wants everything and the other side
even more.
The Pupitans have not the good
graceS that u aneestorS-Ehs Fir
grims-could boast of. 1t is a dit
ferent bunch of Puritans than those
who turned their backs on Eng
lands shores and faced unknown
seas In the seventeenth century.
Who said the Alpines. or Totem
Vile. are dead ones? Far be 1t frofn
such. They now want games with
the Goodwiiis. or this city. Wei
and good. Hal
Lfstenl What has become Of the
Giants, OF New York city, New
York; All is quiet In the Mesropo-
lis these beautiful fall days. What
q difference a few runs makes
Manager Mullen wants some O.
the ST. Anthonyss money. 2
foolish, Toni Do you want 70 INCUR
the enmity of the gods BY laying g
wager with the "Saintsg"
=
I see the Sounth End bunch hAHa
formed a soccer eleven. Watch yeuT
shins, kid; watch your shinsl
.
Just imagine a football 8aass
a preliminary to q BASEBALL eofKAasf
Foolish boys. Wake up or course
1t wouldn't Esar UP tbs 9sansNH7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-01
LIVE sssss TIPS
BY AN Aos

SENS camel
And no blame
Could be placed
On the Go0dwilIs.
We won, you dub.
Yes. PRESS CLUB.
Who called US
Half Ratersg
Some surprise
To spectators.
We we're there J
Forty ways.
We lost one
Thing OF the pasts
He who laughs best
Laughs last.
Hate to brag,
But one player
Had a jag.
It did the trick.
He was sick
After the play.
But say, next game
Oh it's a shame
To talk this way.
"Watch us grow
Soft MEDAL. hn.
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bar bic 3ufubr suaeuomneu uuo pdbreuD
bic beHeren albe ftetie pareu, fieLen ois
anoeren um 81 bis S3 per Stad.
Grtra 26O.00-65.OO, CUTE BITS duserIsiene
s42 50--5S.oo, oroiuare bis quite $500
1000.
aGtber Ter Rartt mar beute rubie
uno Die Dreiie itetie.
Croiusre uno gross S3.00-6.25. fair bis
CUTE lei4ts $4.60-6.50, ertra $6.75-7 90
adIber tn ben RoumiIious SGuieru -
5nncp 64c, prima bis auser!eieHe 51z-6c.
oreindre 4--5c.
2 6wsiRe. Die 3ufubr mar betttG
jismIih sroB uno bic 9retie fieleH nm 81
per 100 QfuHb.
Snwere S4peins 6radbteu $685. .65.
quite bis auserIeiens Berpaduugss ano
5leiiheriorteu s6 80-6S5, gemiiHte Der
pa6unes iorteu S8 70-6.80, oretRdre Bis
auserleiene i6were fstte 5due 81 25-5 80
ertra -, Stdas $500 4.65, Let6tt
9eriuuotiortsr SC. .&-6 90, 1SerfeL pon lie
BIB. uno peuiaer S6.0O-6.90.
Shafe uHb qdmmer. - Der Rdrt
mar beute itstis bis ieft uuo bic greiis pi
folst:
S4dfe- Grtrc A.354.50. quite bis aus
srEeieRe 800 -- 4.25, orotndre bts gut,
$2.50-3.75, 3dbrEtuae $4.75--5.75.
adumsr - Grtra Ss.s5, quite bic Guser
| Ieiene So. .25--6.75. oroiudre bss CUTE $5.5(
500. ssi6prens &5.00-5.S5; Srahiabrs
S6mmer 9-l2c pro gfo.
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efrallsnkahn .Mltifn.
aela. psnes ans Msrlen d Rss llsri.

Gselb .ou cau" mar wiIIis su 21s-21<E.
9rimn Gsihafsspapiere wuroeu su A.
4L% bisfonttrt.
SterItna.Gr rndnse IN ftetis. .--St9s
su s4.S614 uHc so Iass Si1t ~ ~ .s3I
--4 -.
8unbsssDbtieatteuen rparsn ites
tia mnA wurbsn mte folat anotirt:
Ser. Staaten RefuHbirg 2% 1919
eeb., 4G reeiftrir.s tl925l ll4M-ll51s
Coupons i15111 --1i6l< 3E tesittrirte l0lA
--IO2x, Coupons 10I M--i02L, 9nHama
Coupons ~ l01--l0lh.
Der bieswo6entli6e ausweis beE Rem
Dorfer Banien Iautete Ipie foIgt:
abnabne tn Der Reierpe ... 1896, ,975
Nbnnbnte In ben 1arLebeH -. S2,32l ,5OO
gbnabme an Spesis ....u. s3,22S, 40o
AbHabme an .,2egai Teueer".. 81 Dos ,2OO
abnasnse In ben IspoiitsH -. $7,37s,5O0
3unabnte In Der 8trtuiation 49,. s483, ,3oo
Der lleberi4ub In Der s.eIsrpe iiber bic
asietticb potqeiGrisbenen 70 grotent Der
1epofsten beIduft iid istt auf $26 ,47s. i25.
aftienmartt. - Der Narft mar bente
duberft ruhta uno bic greiie paren georitt.
Tie shIubnotiruHge sredbsr absr HiiS
febr gerinse gerdneerunaeu.
gadsittbenSe Rurie rDuroen BON Der 6tr,
ma Srutu, Bagmdu 60, 70. 22s-2s2
Ddlnut Strnbe, berihtsi:
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fir eeptember $500 = $40, am e9Eui
$500.
GbprtRtppenfeiten. 2oies7 .621 81
5.371S per100gfo. Sir Ttoi $S.42X-S.55
ant S9Ius S8.46; ftir SuEi $500 ~
6.12X, ana 5hluB $500; fur Septembei
$7.9214-s.025<, am 9hInb 81 .92H.
g SduItern. - Short Hare SetteH, psr.
padt, S8.50-S. .62%.
Butter.--Rartt itetig. Creamery Il
--21c, 9airn 13--lsc.
Gtsr. -- Rartt ftetis. 5rif6e 15--
I5lze per 1ussnb.
Rdfe.- Rartt ftetis. Cream 131%--l4t
per 9funb.