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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
CAPTAIN NAMED
|. BY THE GIRLS
Senior, Junior and Freshman
ELECT Managers.

The girls of the Senior, Junior and
Freshmen classes of the high school
elected both a captain and manager
for their basketball teams yesterday
afternoon. The seniors elected Miss
Cynthia Frost as captain and Miss
Mary Lewis as manager. The Juniors
elected Miss Margaret Conquest for
their captain and Miss Alberta Will
liams for their manager. The Fresh
men chose Miss Roessler for captain
and Miss Gill for manager.
AS announced in yesterdays
NEWS the SophomOres elected Miss
Helen Pfeiffer captain and Miss Eliz-
abeth Doris manager. Now as all of
the classes have chosen their officers
it is almost certain that the students
will have an opportunity to witness
a few games before cold weather
sets in. AS yet no game has been
scheduled but ms will be announced
very soon, is the present outlook.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

After several weeks of hard dig
gings Matchmaker Joseph McNulty,
of the Permo A. A, has finally card
ed an all star show, inasmuch as
three bouts are scheduled six round
affairs. Luke Oliver, the popular
heavyweight pugilist, is slated to
oppose Steve Kelly, the Rugged
Heavyweight" of Brooklyn, in the
semi-tinal of the evening, the match
which most of the enthusiasts await
with greatest anxiety. Johnny Car
roll, who is a lightweight of no
meagre calibre and who was once a
local lad, is scheduled to meet Irish
Malone, of Newark, the lightweight
who has been steadily climbing the
ropes to the secluded circle of pugi-
lists with a championship rep" In
the other scheduled six round affair
Young Handerhan, of this city, and
Young Nelson, OF Railway, will meet.
One of the added attractions of
the stag besides the music concert
by G. Howard Smiths Military
Band, will be a wrestling match.
Felix King, a dark horse" of this
city, believed to have championship
class, will oppose the we'll known
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
PERTH AMB0Y STARS AND DAVE
DRISC0LL'S SPEEDY CROWD OF
PLAYERS TO CLASH ON SUNDAY
7. A. G.. AND ST.
OCT. 5
Rubber Match on TettenviIle
Oval Ackie Wants Chance.

With Kinsula showing up in real
classy style, the Saint Anthony root
ers are awaiting the rubber" game
between the Tottenvtlle A. C. and
their favorttes, which will be staged
on T. A. c. Oval October 8. The
praises of both aggregations are be-
ing sung throughout the vicinity and
the clash will meal much to both
mines.
Atkinson wants another chance at
the Staten Island bunch, claiming
that he had an Off day the last time
he twirled for the locals. There is
no doubt but that "Ackie' a twirl
better than he did On his last appear
ance against the T. A. c., but wheth-
er he can defeat Robedee is the ques-
ton. The Saints think they'll
have a cinch with "Rube' October 5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
CARD IS GIVEN
FOR NEXT SHOW
AT PERMO A. A.
Young Johnny Carroll and Irish Nahon in Star Bout
Luke Oliver to Meet Stsye KeIIY--Young Handraban
Against Young Nelson Wrestling Bout Feature.

Irish Mahoney, of Stapleton, S. l.,
who has easily disposed of his OPP
ponents before the members of the
Permo A. A. at former shows.
Big Luke Oliver will soon re-
turn from Vineland, where he has
been in training with a crew under
the direction of Louis "PoX" Booz,
formerly of this city. Reports from
the local pugilist's camp state that
he will be at his best when he bows
to the audience September %. The
Permo A. A. management announced
that Oliver will have to be in great
style to keep up with Kelly, who is
some boy" The bout between
Johnny Carroll and Irish Malone is
one which speaks for itself to fans
who have been interested in the
boxing game, both boys having been
before the public many times al
ready.
Several fast preliminaries are also
promised, among which it is expect
ed one will be between Young
Dudock, of Fords, and Fingy Ed
wards, of this city. At the last stag
these two met in four rounds of
ever milling. The other matches
will also be of local interest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
Local Team Will Contain No Pro"
Pitcher Despite the Request of
the County Seat Manager.
RESERVED SEATS FOR AMB0Y

tory against the speedy county seat
ers will place him in line for the
leagues. 1t is the best opportunity
the local mound performer will have
to show his real strength on the
slab; to prove his most effective
color, and to make the fans sit up
and take notice that Perth Amboy
has a twirler who Is too young to be
a citizen, but still the equal of
FREDDY" Ritter, the husky finger
of the %up-county squad who has had
it so easy this season.
Joseph Mullen, the captain of the
former South River nine, and recog-
nized as n of the best ball tossers
in this county, has been given charge
of the team as captain by Dave WI
Ientz, who arranged the game with
the New Brunswick directors. Null
len has been vested with the power
to place the men as he chooses and
the fans will no doubt show their
approval Of this move for the Marion
boy is one Of the most popular of
athletes hereabouts. Joe" himself
will play the initial sack and it will
be his second chance against the
county seat nine. He believes he
knows a few things about the college
town machine, which has steam
rollered'' his South River favorites
and the South Amboy Athletics and
he will use his knowledge to benefit
the local All Star nine, the makeup
of which has been endorsed by near
ly every fair minded sport.
There is Just a little explanation
which we believe should be offered
at this time as to why several Of the
speedy boys, such as Johnny" Hunt
and pete" Peterson, have not been
named on the star lineup. AS for
"Pete" Peterson, he is recognized as
n of the best felders in this city,
but owing to a mishap Sunday in
which one of his eyes was hurt and
his sight impaired, 1t is believed
he should not be placed on the team.
If Peterson had not been hurt, it is
probable that he would don a uni
form in New Brunswick Sunday.
Johnny Hunt is also a speedy, clever
and shark of a ball tosser, but his
services can not be had because OF
illness. Johnny is not feeling right
these days and so the best he can dc
for this city Sunday is root for his
~favorttes.
In Justice to local fans, the man.
ager of the Perth Amboy squad has
procured an option on one quarter of
the grandstand seats, which will be
roped off for the fans from this city.
Those wishing these tickets which
reserve seats for them, must get
them Immediately from those In
charge of the local end. There will
not be enough grandstand tickets
for all the fans who are expected to
travel to New Brunswick, SO the old
adage has been called upon the scene
first come, first served" 1t Is
planned that the reserved section be
occupied by fans who will be urged
to bring horns and will be known as
the Perth Amboy Rooters Stand"
This city expects to make themselves
heard in the cheering line as we'll as
on the battlefield and the local nine
will be helped along to the door OF
victory as much as possible by the
local enthusiasts, their cheering,
' roofing and support.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

In answer to the call and clamor
of this city's population of fans and
baseball bugs" the moguls of the
New Brunswick baseball machine fl
nally consented to give the All Star
team named in these columns yes
terday, a game for Sunday to be
PLAYED on the Amusement Park
stamping grounds in the county seat.
II was only after several hours OF
argument between William Stenger,
president; G. Baier, treasurer, and a
Mr.. Walker, all interested In the
county seat mines interests and a
local delegation that it was at last
conceded to allow Perth Amboy her
rights by giving her ~favorite ball
tossers a chance to do what the other
teams in M~iddleseX county did not
do-defeat the New Brunswicks n
relieve them of their "big beam"
upon which hats cannot be worn; or
least make a good showing by a lose
score.
According to the stand taken by
the magnates of the Dave Driscoll
clan, they would have one believe
that only the Pirates, Giants, and
such teams OF the leagues are the
only real opponents which would
give them a tussle. And so the
angry mob" of this burg cries aloud
in protest with the other bugs in
the neighboring boroughs and towns
Joining the chorus, why are they
not in the National League then
winning a pennant and a f~ortune?'
But the proud and oVer-conhdent
managers of the county seat bunch
side track this issue and Instead
propose that the locals get a league
pitcher Cat least) if not several 9TH
er stars in order to pad the makeup.
However, the manager of the local
nine is against this proposition
claiming that the attraction is not
a padded lineup, but a PERTH AM
BOY TEAM WITH A PERTH AM
BOY PITCHER. And fans, this
twirler will be the sterling Harry
Apologize, who is believed by every
-faQ in tAis-city, whether he be a
Saint Anthony %rooter, a Franklin
supporter, or an admirer Of any 9th
er club, to be the best slab artist
this city has known In the years
since Freddy" Burchell, the present
owner Of the Syracuse baseball club,
was a local performer. =
The New Brunswfchers look upon
"Appie'' as they have upon Atkin-
son and Matthews, who twirled bril-
liant ball, as a cinch. But, let us
whisper n line to you when Harry
Appleate faces the college town clan
Sunday, 1t will be the strongest Har-
ry Apologize Of the season; it will
be the Apple who showed his
might when he made 20 Saint An
thony batters walk the plank and
take the bench via the strike out
route In eight innings; 1t will be the
Apple who had 20 victims of the
three strikes route against the fast
Orioles, OF Red Bank; It will be the
mighty right hand finger and pride
oSthe Franklins, who will pitch his
best brand of ball on this occasion
and that means a whole lot; Perth
Amboy fans will vouch for that.
This occasion will be an important
one in the career Of Harry for VIC
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
JOE HONAN AND
MAIZE BOOKED

Kid Bender, of Rah way, and
Young Levins, of New Brunswick,
will furnish a carded six-round semi
final. These hopes have met be-
fore and their exhibition was of such
classy order as to warrant another
booking.
Despite the short time the match
maker has to slate all the attrac-
lions, he assures the members of the
Permo A. A. a card which will equal
if not exceed the last few stays.
Honan will be required to make
1873 pounds ringside. He has been
training hard for the last few months
in anticipation of the bout with
Maize and he believes he will easily
make the required weight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
ROMER ON SLAB
FOR POLICEMEN
AGAINST Firemsn tomorrow
No Fires or Burgiariss.

Arthur Romer, the TottenVille
l'copper," is slated to do the mound
duty in the game between the New
York policemen and the New York
tfremen for the championship of the
two departments tomorrow after
noon on the American League
grounds. A large silver trophy a
been donated which will go to the
winner and both squads will do some
tall hustling on the paths to bring
victory to their camps. The second
game between these two public de-
partments will be played Tuesday,
September "a, also on the league
grounds. No fires n bur8lariaS are
expected ON these days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

T. Joe Honan, the Fighting Waiter"
has been given a return match at a
Permo A. A. stag with Mike Maize,
the lightweight champion of Staten
Island, and in order to assure the
bout Matchmaker McNulty has card
ed an entirely special show which
will be held September 80. These
two pugilists have met In the squared
arena on a previous occasion and the
Staten Island boy came out ahead,
but Honan has been showing such
rapid improvement that everyone
agreed he should be given another
chance at the clever South Beach
pugilist. The go is a scheduled six
round mixup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
High School Athletic Assn Will
Hold Annual Election Next Week

five on this committee, the Juniors
four, the Sophomores three and the
Freshmen two. Those on the Jeffer-
sonian ticket are: Miss Jennie Kra-
mer and Brace Eggert, '13; Miss
Bessie Warren and Thomas Jago,
IA; Earl Walker and Harold BRIGGS,
rs; and Edward Flynn, 10. On the
Hamiltonian ticket are: Miss Glenn
entine Smith, Earl Williams and
John Tyroler, IS; Richard Pickers-
gill and David Peterson, IA; James
Quackenbush, Is, and Arthur John
con 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

The High School Athletic Associa-
ton, which every student in the
high school is a member of, will hold
it's annual election next Monday or
Tuesday. At this meeting new Off
GERS will be elected for the year of
1912 and 1913. A captain and
manager for the various varsity
teams will also be chosen.
Yesterday afternoon each class
met by themselves and chose a nom
mating committee numbering four
cen altogether The Seniors have
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
ROOSEVELT KNIGHTS
DEFEAT CENTRE Nine
Special to the EVKNING NEWS.

Roosevelt, Sept. 1S-The knights
of Columbus, Carey Council 1880,
defeated the Centre A. c., of Eliza
beth, On the local battlefield Sunday
afternoon by a IL to l tally. Dolan,
the star slab artist of the Roosevelt
crew, was much responsible for the
victory. The Carey Council bunch
had several of the Roosevelt A. c..
regulars while the Elizabeth nine
was comprised mostly of the strong
Singer Sewing Machine Works play
erS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

With a determined look upon their
c~ountenances a delegation of two
paraded up to the sporting editor
last night and placed five iron men
into his hand with the following
statement: I'VE, the Royals, want
to play the Maurer baseball team on
the copper works diamond Sunday
and here is So which VIZ will bet as
a side wager against SO of Maurer
money" 1t was then learned that
the local bunch of players and Peter
Dametsch's crew are deadly rivals
and that the locals have made three
trips to the burg up the line and on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
7. A. C. NOT IN
BOWLING CAME
Abandon Idea to Get Aque-
honqa Alleys and Compete
specsal to the EVENING NEW8.

Tottenville, Sept. 18:-After con-
siderable consideration the interest
ed members of the T. A. c. have
announced that their club will not
be represented in the Staten Island
Bowling League, as formerly plan
ned. A movement was started when
bowling was first talked of this year
to get the Aquehonga alleys for the
home games for the Tottenville A
C. and 1t was planned to make prep
aratiens to enter a team In the
league. which has drawn 20 much
attention from all points oye Staten
Island. No reasons were given for
the disbandonmeut of the idea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
WAGER POSTED
BY ROYAL TEA NJ

two of these occasions have lost,
while on one they
The last time the Royal bunch
from this city, which is heralded by
Moe Lewkowitz, went to Maurer
they lost by a score OF 8 to 8 and
dropped 81, which was a side wager.
They claim they received a raw"
deal and are so confident of winning
in this city that they are giving odds.
If the Maurer nine posts their side
of the wager the battle will be Waeed
on the copper works diamond and
the Royal players claim that they
will give the visitors a square deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
LEADERS SHOW
SPORTMANSHIP

show themselves on the baseball
map.
Manager Frank Apologize, of the
Franklins, because of a misunder-
standing last night, stated at Con
v~ersation Corner" that the All
Star" idea was an unfavorable plan
and other harsh things, but after
ward he received information which
set him right on the matter and he
is now heartily in favor of the game
Sunday. Apple stated that he will
not try to book a game for Sunday
and will be on hand to root for the
locals-and he'll have a horn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

Manager Marty O'IIara showed
his genuine color of craftsmanship
yesterday when he called off hostili-
ties between his aggregation and the
men Of his squad, who have been
picked for the All Star team to
play against the New Brunswickers,
could do so. MARTY" realizes the
importance of the occasion and
shows there is no selishness about
him and his men when he discards
the chance for his team to play and
gives his city an opportunity to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
d

Tie Tnseparable Mackies.
A clever fellow should ne'er be de-
spised,
For those who ridieule will e'er be
surprised,
Wit and Humor has popularity
galore,
While small town comedy's consid-
cred a bore.
Tommy and Jay the princes of realm,
Fun is at hand when they take the
helm,
Their songs and jokes are always in
line,
With a bunch that are out to have a
good time.
Clinchie enjoys it and so does Joe,
They follow about where e'er they
go,
jokes immense,
Jollity, laughter, and excitement's
intense.
[ remember a time they went to a
lunch,
Across the Sound with Prince
Flynn's bunch,
They had a good time: Ate with a
win,
Twas the first, they admitted, that
they'd had a fill.
.Hammerstein's and Shubert's geese
are cooked,
Should they allow two such charac-
tiers remain unlocked,
Some other manager will soon rope
them in,
The theatre-going public will then
rush to their den.
The inseparable Mackies will be
their stage name,
A handle which soon would gain
universal fame,
Lauter and Olcott would not stand
knee high,
But would take to the woods and
remain till they die.
SPODINIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
IN WIN
FOR METUCHEN
TwirIs Against Railway Sat.
urday-- Decides Winner.

"Auggy" Ulmer twirled the Me-
tuchen F. c. to victory against the
Rah way nine Saturday afternoon by
a 16 to 7 tally. 1t was the deciding
battle between these two aggrega-
lions, for both mines had formerly
won n game in the series. Foster,
Fullerton, Eagen and Loeser, of
Franklin fame, were in the game
with Ulmer's bunch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
SOUTH RIVER TIGERS
DEFEAT WOODBRIDGE
Isecia, to the EVENING NEWS.

South River, Sept. 18:-The
Tigers, Of this city, defeated the
Tigers, of Woodbridge, Sunday by a
IA to IL tally on local grounds. This
is the first defeat handed the Wood
bridge crew by any squad In these
parts and the local nine is proud Of
their performance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18
A Widows Are, Anyway.

G~ibbs-Here's a table showing wom-
ans chances Of marrying at various
ages between twenty and forty. OF
course 1t grades down. Dibbs-Rub-
bish! II a woman really wants a man
her chances are 100 In 100 at any age.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-09-18

decline a race. as the Maple Leaf
has engagements at home and has
to be shipped at nee by steamer.
He hopes II meet Peter Pan V. next
season, when the American team
visits England. Peter Pan V. will
be raced against the Baby Reliance
during the carnival or the Hudson