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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16

Asher Randolph, who tried to pull
some grand stand STUFF walked
out upon the court during the inter-
mission between the halves and set
ting himself firmly on the center Of
the hoor where everyone could see
him CASHIER Randolph), he yelled,
NOW, Woodbridge, three cheers for
Reyder." To a real clean sport such
an act was disgusting and there we're
many in the audience who felt that
way, for Referee L~ipscomb's decision
was made in good faith and accord
ing to his way of ~refereeing the bas-
ketball game Reyder's offense war
ranted his suspension from the game.
Randolph's yell brought with it
numerous supporters, all admirers of
Marty Reyder, who is one classy
tosser, and thereafter something un-
usual at a high school game happen
ed: a crowd of Woodbridge support
ers Kissed. But there was no one
who dared to agitate the Kissing as
Randolph did.
In the second administration Rev.
Mr.. Mark refereed and Mr.. Lipscomb
umpired. The fouls called by the
referee against the Perth Amboy
team far o~utnumbered those against
the Woodbridge team. The local
team played a clean game every min
ute Of the fray and several called
fouls were unwarranted.
Gushing was the hero Of the day
for the boys of the red and black
camp. He played a wonderful game
at forward, dropping the sphere
through the net five times. Few
chances did he have that went for
naught. Wand played a brilliant
game at the pivot and Vecsi showed
class during his stay in the hostili-
ties. Love and Deber showed some
fine work on the defense. Every
one of the local ere played in fine
style and worked hard. Kaplowitz's
shooting was a disappointment. The
team was weak in passing and in
foul shooting. Matte Goldberger
starred for the locals.
wait till they come here is the
slogan of the Perth Amboy high
school rooters.
Who was who and why:
p. A. II. S. (IS) w. IL. S. (2s)
Rooms .......... Reyder, Vecsi
right forward
left forward
ttornSpy Wand
center
Gdf1S .,... Love
right guard
kaploWltz Deber
left guard
Goals from ield-Koons 90,
~Goldberger (5), Reyder (2), Cush-
ing CO, Wand ca, Love az, Vecsi
%. Goals from foul line-Wand
co, Hornsby (2). Referee and UNI
pire, Lipscomb and Mark (alternat-
ed. Score at end Of first half-P.
A. H. s., 8; w. H. S., IL. Time of
halves, 20 minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
HIGH SCHOOL
NEEDS COACH BADLY

That the high school needs a coach
is evident to everyone who witnessed
the game between tn locals and
Woodbridge last night. Not once did
the crimson and white aggregation
show any signs of engineering plays,
their passes being uncertain and slow
and this accounts solely for the de-
feat of the Perth Amboy quintet.
The Woodbridge crew who have been
coached this year, scored nearly halt
of their counters by being able TO
successfully execute their plays.
When the season opened here, it
was intended that Secretary S. M.
Lipscomb, of the Y. M. C. A., coach
the local high school boys. Mr.. Lips
comb has been present at many
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
Swimmers Great Finish.

There was a remarkable finish to tina
annual swimming contest of the Lon
don and Southwestern railroad locomO-
tive department competition race iq
the Thames river from Chelsea to Bat
tersea recently, when W. ID. Downs of
the Nine ElIns locomotive department,
the holder of the championship. who
was leading, was seized with cramps
when fifty yards from the winning
post.
A boat made to his assistance, but be
had presence of mind to turn on his
back and, floating thus. was carried by
the strong ebb current past the win
ming post. securing the championship
for the third successive year. H. Lud-
ION, a Guildford veter-H. was defeated
~ a narrow margin. Downs time was
IL minutes 2S 2-5 seconds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16

Passing In whirlwind fashion, the
speedy work Of the ~Sayreville A. c.
bewildered the clever S~terlings, of
South River, on the latter's Washing
ton Park court last night and copied
the bacon by a 2 to l shot, the final
score being 30-15. The Paul Check
crew put up a wonderful exhibition
in passing, their work startling the
South River lads and keeping them
from any chance Of making matters
close.
The sting of the defeat to the Ster-
lings, was bitter, not because of the
lopsidedness of the score exactly, but
mainly because of the great rivalry
which exists between the two teams
and the decided superiority which
Check may now claim for his war
riors.
Smith, the husky pivot general of
Checks machine, proved the greatest
scoring factor, dropping a half
dozen field goals through the net,
while General Check worked in ad-
mirable style too, scoring three from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
LIVE
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BY hOSCO
By Gosh

Epitaph. Z
Here lie the remains Of the Big Bull
Moose, 4
He had his chance-we want no ex-
cuse! =
He told us all that he was CIT"
How in the White House chair he
ought to sit.
But the voters said, when their
wrath broke loose,
We want Wilson; good night Bull
Moosei"
FROM THE JNGLEs OF BINGO.
Give Up The Ship.
In the rhymes of SPODINIS he says
he delights,
He reads with much interest the
tales every night. 2
IT'S strange that the time, very
precious, he spends,
If the stuff is so ROTTEN, why at
tention you lend.
OF the name of the writer, ignorance
/ claim,
For exposure of identity, my works
you can't blame,
In the absence of cognomen, the
nature was knocked,
By breaking the spirit, jealous con-
spiracies blocked.
What object to me, to tell to the
world,
The name of the writer whose morals
are spoiled, q
GIVE up The ship is his motto | see,
Cut out the CUFF and your Jealous
plea.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
McGraw Has Great Record

John j. McGraw has developed four
pennant winning teams. including one
world championship club In 1905. In
al Of the nine years since he went
from the Baltimore Orioles to take
charge Of the Giants In 1903 his men
have never finished below third place.
With this record at thirty-nlne years
McGraw IL a veteran in comparison
with the Boston manager at thirty
two. who Is enjoying his first success
team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16

games of the high school and nearly
at every practice, but has done little
more than referee. He has taught
the boys how to play the game as
clean as possible and deserves much
credit for this. Now that the Grim
son aggregation has mastered the
most Objectionable point of the game.
they need a coach to give them a few
plays and teach them how 10 pass.
There is good material in the school
and the one thing lacking to manu-
f~acture thes quad into a machine that
will no doubt put the Woodbridge
warriors, who are at present taking
up most of the attention here, to
rout when these teams NETT on the
Auditorium court, is a coach.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
DEFEATS
SOUTH RIVER RIVALS

the field and four from the foul
line.
Ernest Cathcart held Charlie Cra-
biel to one field goal, while he him
self ehalked up three counters.
Poppy" Phair did thes coring for
the Sterlings. Tuckerson held Jimmy
Armstrong, the clever speed artist,
scoreless.
Here are the makeups:
%SayreviIle 900 Sterlings (15.)
Check Armstrong
right forward.
Crabiel fhalr
left forward.
center.
Kuhlthau ........ Ernest Cathcart
right guard.
Tuckerson ...... Edward Cathcart
left guard.
Goals from feld-Phair CD, Err
nest Cathcart co, Check (3), Crabiel
~, Smith (6), Kuhlthau "a.
|Tuckerson (2). Goals from foul line
-Phair (3), Check (4).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
Johnny kim to Quit.

1t is very evident that the Boston
Nationals will have a new manager
next year. Johnny King, the Bra ves'
present leader. declares that he Is ready
to relinquish the managerial reins and
retire from baseball If he Is given his
unconditional release. King, 1t h re-
ported, refuses to be traded and states
that If such Is the case he will quit the
game for good. For some time George
Stallings' an has been connected
with the Braves future management.
King hints that John NJ. Ward. former
president of the Boston club, did more
to hurt the clubs success than any,
thing else. Killing pointed out that after
Ward got out Boston won more than
half its games. King, 1t is said. once
was anxious to become n manager OF
one of the American association clubs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
ALLEN TO
Be OUT OF
CONTESTS

Bunk" Allen, the clever guard
of the Riverside basketball team,
and regular quarterback, of the Dex-
ter gridiron aggregation, will not be
seen in action in the week end
sports. Rufus is on the hospital list
and while he is real anxious to take
part in the basketball fray on the
Auditorium court tonight, from all
present indications, he will be only
a spectator. His absence from the
ranks of either aggregation weakens
each considerably. The "Rivies'
We're extremely anxious to have
Chunk" tonight as they wanted to
hold the Christ Church Cadets for
wards to a very small score and
they have much confidence in Allen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
NEW UNIFORMS
FOR CRESCENTS
Special to the BVENING e

Special to the WS.
Midtown, Nov. 16-New uniforms
have been received by the Crescent
basketball quintet and they are now
ready to wade into the battle in any
part of the county. Wednesday
night the Catholic Club, Of New
Brunswick, will be the locals oppo-
nents on the county seat court. The
Crescent Juniors and the N. B. c. c.
Juniors will battle in a preliminary
engagement. A large crowd is ex-
pected il Columbia Hall on this oc-
casion because of the inter-city rival
ry despite the fact that the former
games in New Brunswick have been
attended poorly thus far this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
Cobb Greatest Batter.

Ty Cobb once more shows the way
to all baseball players in batting. head
ing the list with Il percentage of Ala
He is the first man to complete two
seasons in succession over the 400
mark since 1896, when Ross Barres
was in his prime. Joe Jackson OF
Cleveland Is second and Iris Speaker
third. Zimmerman of the Cubs, who
heads the National league list. comes
fourth. neck and neck with Larry La
joie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
Photo by American Press Association.

Z Photo by Amerlcan PresS AssocIatIon.
Manager Fred Clarke of the Pitts
burgh National league club says that
Marty O"roole. his $4,000 twirler,
should be the sensation of the parent
organization next summer. Too much
was expected of Marty this year." says
Fred. "The fans thought he should
win every game he pitched. When he
lost the hooting of the crowds and the
panning Of the experts seemed to get
on his nerves. Next year. when so
much is not expected of him. he should
have a great eason He is a great
pitcher, and make no mistake about
that" adds Clarke.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
TO
START BOWLING

Plans are being effected for sever
al bowling games between Algonquin
Lodge "A, Of Perth Amboy, and
Richmond Lodge 80, OF Tottenville.
These Knights OF Pythias crews, who
will represent their different branch
es, will meet Wednesday night in the
first set Of games on the Aquehonga
alleys in Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
XAV|ERS AFTER
MICKEY LO0SER

Manager Arthur Larson, Of the
Xavier basketball quintet, Is hunting
for mickey" Looser. who is report
ed % have deserted the "Redskin"
ranks. Larson wants to sign Mic
key up as a regular guard on his
speedy team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
SERIES
IN MIlLT0WN
snecia1 TO the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Midtown, Nov. 16:-Members OF
the Crescent club will soon engage
in a pool tournament for which the
pool committee is making arrange
ments and drawing up a schedule OF
matches to be played. Although not
definitely decided upon, 1t is under
stood a beautiful prize will be award
ed the winner of the series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
Idaho Is For Wilson.

Boise. Ida. Nov. 10 Woodrow VII
son mas Il lead of 40 votes over Presi-
dent TART on the latest returns. The
Vote now stands: Wilson, 32.S26; Taft,
"2.Iil. About fifty districts nave not
.AnnrtnH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
CHIEF TO HAVE
TRIBE SESSION

Big Chief Philip Payne has called
a meeting Of his Iroquois club mem
bers for tomorrow afternoon to be
held at the home Of Carl and Earl
Mullins In New Brunswick avenue.
Az a business session of much import
ace will be taken up. every member
is requested to be on hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-11-16
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-23

baseman vas hurt, IN they showed
a INIT onto mo and chased mo down TO
the bag 20 play a. ! never had tried
TO play frst in my lIfe. and though, 10
chief part of Il consisted In standing
on the base and catching thrown balls
Come 10 think OF H. that isn't so far
wrong al that because there are about
- many mistakes made IA leaving 'le
base as IN sticking % g.
vas getting along in fine slap"
Every time anyone threw the bal. az
ma | caught & and tossed g. back 10
The pitcher Toward the finish OF tho
game Wa were leading by one run ana
J was feeling pretty good bot1 500 I
had gathered In couple OF hits and
really didn't mind the first base iob
hi The frst hitter up for fhe Other
team la the las half ~ the ninth got
on. somehow. and tho next one rolled
bunt down toward ,lor' stop parry
Mccormick eas playing short FOR Is.
and Do. came forward az hard as he
could 90 vas very much interest
I'd In the play ] remember 10 took
hard Jump and Mccormick had 20
sto0p low while running a. Top speed
20 scoop the ball between bounds /
was wondering whether he ever would
-o. 10 ard hen he came up with DC. 7
.st ike cheering lie had made
wonderful scoop Jus, about then tho
bal. vent whlzzing right over my
shoulder bad 20 duck my head to-
keep .r1m having q knocked on Tho
Ha.i vent % the stands. ono run scored.
.aa batter got around 20 third and
scored on a IS ball. beating us our %
'r' game had been so Interested
. Rl.ch.ng Mccormick make the Play
- either ! f0rgo, ! vas in the game
aI or else imagined vas catch.
DIX Anyhow. ! vas squattiuE with my
hands 1u my knees watching the ball
AMI forgot an about catching lt un.
81 70 vent past ms head
Under The circumstance when
Soe.e wanted 20 make a Or. blsom1n
% me I baked. aE1 20 took "a l1us az.
gwe1t 90 gof ma 20 try 81 a. a.I 7
e'af want 10 take any more chances
% forgetting and getting mv head
knocked N.
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Dass.e;,gsffa !
~ -

Boston fans like the work OF
Young O'Rourke. the Bridgeport
shortstop, now playing with Johnny
Kings Braves.
Bill Reidy has succeeded Danny
Long as manager of the San Fran
cisco team in the Pacific Coast
League.
Despite the poor showing of the
Brooklyn Dodgers Jake Daubert con-
tinues TO shine In all departments OF
the game
Since Russell Ford Joined the New
York mericans in 1910 he has lost
hut two games to the Cleveland Maps.
BY the way he is stealing bases II
doesn't look as though Sam Crawford
OF the Tigers is slowing down this
YEAR
Mike Donlin has been playing
great ball in the field this season
and hitting in the neighborhood OF
400 for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Young Magee. who is putting up a
fancy article of ball for the Cardi-
nails is not related to Sherwood Ma
gee. the heavy hitting Quaker
Catcher Nunamaker, OF the Boston
Red Sox. is out of the game nursing
a badly split hand. the result OF one
of Halle fast inshOOt-
Baltimore has sold Pitcher Bob
Grant to the llentown Tri-State
League team. and Shortstop Ray
Cameron TO the Hamilton Club of the
Canadian League.
When he failed to hit safely in a
recent game Hank Perry, OF the Prov
idence team, cursed his luck and was
promptly fined $40 and put out OF
tho game. Moral. Don't talk "a
yourself out loud on the ball field
Despite the fact that the Boston
Braves have been up against II, Me-
Donald keep up a rafting good
game at the thir dturn.
Pitcher Baumgartner is holdine
his own wit hthe ST. Louis Browns
So far this season the youngster has
defeated Ed Walsh and George Mul'
lin. two veteran stars of the Amer
lean League.
A ball player wearing Whiskers u
a rare sight nowadays, and Gravelie
with the Gladstone team in the Uppe'
Peninsula League. attracts a bot o.
attention
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.&MuNv
hNoUSDoAfHtAD PLAYS
ONMAJOR LEAGUE DIAMONDS
6s0h1aod5yLAa0a19
Aa'cAa~Hyn, 10
HM T. EULER10W
BY FRANK L. CHANCE
Tho "Peerless Leader" Of the Chicago
Cubs. Who Has Shown Himself
az Great in Defeat as In
Victory.

hate TO tell what think was the
worst mistake ever made In baseball.
SIMPLY because everyone who hears Of
II can think OF bigger one that
have made. I'll confess have made
my share OF blunders. and not all thal
the fans class as bhnders really were.
n a manager happens TO let go OF a
man. who may be practically worth
less to his own team. but who happens
10 a. exactly into some other team,
they call II a blunder Then. lots o,
times We make real mistakes In not
keeping certain men or in keeping o.h-
ers The blunder. though. which
think was tho worst ever made. hap
pened before | ever thought OF being
a manager and was wondering wheth-
or they were going TO keep me- or let
me out the next day
was catcher then and had not
thought of playing fir.t base. but Frank
! Selee kept urging me- 10 try % play
first didn't want % try o.. and the
reason didn't was that ! made the
blunder when trying to play there
II was down east somewhere. I've
forgotten In which city. and our first
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81 SPORTING 9SNHN ssz
BLUES To PLAY
LEAGUERS TO-DAY
Dalhart Bunch Coming
Down Determined to
Take Back Taffy

II the MEDITERRANEAN deals out an
approved brand OF baseball weather
this afternoon. the Leaguers are go
ing 10 give the Dalhart Blues a chance
at a comeback in the uptown park.
During a recent series the Blues
forfeited their candy TO the locals,
and are said TO be coming down this
way for the express and vengeful
purpose of taking the taf(y back or
know mighty good reason why.
Dad Cooks scalp-takers don't pro-
pose to lose. II such an emergency can
be avoided, and TO that end they II
70 up against the visitors with a
strengthened lineup
Myers, a new twirler, will do some
ianacy pill-pacine for the locals.
with Paul officiating at the receiving
station.
II any doubt exists as to real do
ings this afternoon. the following
letter from the manager of the Blues
should dispel Il:
"Dalhart, Tex, June 10. 1912.
Mr. r b. Wrather Manager
Amarillo. Texas
Dear Sir, Replying to your chal-
leuge 10 play ball on your local dia.
mond sunday and Monday, the 23rd
and 2ith. inst. We will be there on
the dates named stronger than nors,
radish The way the Blues are play.
ing ball at this time you will have
to 30 some 10 take either of these
games from them Ne are certainly
after the scalp of that bunch OF
yours.
You may expect US on the Sunday
morning. Hope you will give these
games plenty OF publicity and that
We may have good crowd each day
Those that were at the games vi
played there recently will remember
that We play ball with the accent OF
the b
Yours truly,
ID q HAIELTON,
Manager Dalhart Blues
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Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
At Louisville . Toledo 9
At Columbus 3 Indianapolis g.
AZ 81. Paul 4: Milwaukee 8
At Minneapolis S. aKnsas City 4.
oh. YOU u. -. .. taNicab. Rearing
20 60 Phone 30l or i13 t9itfc
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whore Ia city FOR ten cents Phone
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TENK|SAND GOLF
DEvOTEEs ACTIVE
Links and Courts on San
JacintO Heights Are
Kept Busy

Tennis and golf are vieing with
each other on San Jaointo Heights.
The tennis courts. formerly four ir
number. are being extended, while
the golf links, among the best in
the country, are attracting attention
of many players. From day TO day
the number OF players In each game
is increasing, and II is understood
that quite a number of local contests
in both games will be arranged at
intervals during the remainder OF the
season.
The Amarillo improvement com
pany is doing all that is found to be
necessary in making the grounds for
both golf and tennis we'll suited TO
the players. The matter OF trans
portation has been met fully, and 1t
is stated that In the event the need
exiss extra service will be installed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-23

medicine day. ! could not walk
more than a hundred yards without
resting
My friends told me to take Peru
ma, and ! did so. ! now feel that Pc
runa saved my life II is the best
medicine on earth. ana : would not
be without it,
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Yours truly,
I'D. .. iAIELTON,
Manager Dalhart Blues

Remember the phone numbers lj7
and 1901. and when you need any
thing from the drug store, call them
they are delighted 10 deliver H. ANA
rillo Drug Store
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

=
SANDING Of Teams
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TRIED
SEVEN
DOCTORS
My Life Saved by pe-ru-na.

Mr. ; =
J o h a son
G reenvile
Ill. writes
was for
five years
tro n bl ed
" IT h Ca
tarrh. Two
years aEO I
h "A Il ,On .
foot IN the
grave I
had tried
seven doc
tors and al
SO went TO
a catarrh
gua Cintigt
In St Louis
a n d took
Sc We T a !
XII IA ds Of
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All T.. u. q. Messenger calls any
where Ia city for ten cents Phone
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All T.. ID. y. Messenger calls any
where in city for ten cents. Phone
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Yesterdays Result

A. Dos Moines 2 81. Joseph o.
Az Sioux City .: Omaha
AZ Lincoln Z: Topeka o
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULT.

Batteries Hall aud Cady Neon
hell and Sweeney and Street
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Batteries Slcgs and Clarke sam
nitz and Gibson
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