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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-03-14
Insurance
FRANK C. COURTENAY
Realty
Manager and Counselor
Trustee of the Martin. Estate
Offices 2o1 -2o2 -2o3 iron Block
Milwaukee

CARY, UPHAM G. BLACK
(WelIs, Brigham e. Upham)
ALFRED L. GARY
HORACE A. J. UPHAM
WILLIAM E. BLACK
CHARLES G. RUSSELL
EMMETT L. RICHARDSON
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
MISS KILBOURN
WINS ANOTHER
Shows Superiority in "a Inn
ing Contest Saturday.
special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Oct. 22.-Miss
Carrie Kilbourn, Wha umpired the
P. A. Press-N. B. Press game, added
another game to her string of victo-
ries on Saturday when she defeated
the team known as the Elm Yacht
Club by a score of 6 to s.. She
pitched for a team made up of sew
eral players Of the Brunswick Stars.
In the ninth inning the score was a
tie. In the eleventh each side scored
another run, and it was not until
the fourteenth inning that Miss Kill
bourn's team made the deciding run.
The contest created much interest
Eden, for the Yacht Club, pitched a
fine game, but Miss Kilbourn's arm
never weakened and she could have
pitched longer had the game contin-
ned.
Her victory was one of the great
est since she has been pitching base
ball. The crowd was surprised at
the article of ball she pitched. Sam
uels caught the game for her. She
kept the hits well scattered and al
lowed but nine safe ones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
BALL
IN S0UTHR RIVER
To DO Held in Yates
Hall Tonight.
Special to the EvENING NEWS.

ptt w ttS -
South River, Oct. 22:-Celebreties
will be in order tonight at Yates's
hall In this burg for a ball will be
held for the benefit of the South Rlv-
er Basketball team. The affair to-
night promises to be one of the best
attended of the season as delega-
lions from Perth Amboy, South Am
boy, Midtown, New Brunswick and
S%ayreville, are expected to be present
to help the S. r. B. B.. five in their
effort to raise funds for certain
wants thought necessary.
The reason that South River fans
are expected to turn out to the af-
fair with their best danes" is that
the people from this burg are now
being given real basketball in a
court where the audience is allowed
to enjoy the sport and where dane
ing is also an enjoyable attraction.
In direct contrast to the basketball
and dancing held in South River last
a in Washington Park hall,
there is enough heat and comfort to
insure the fans an evenings enjoy
ment If they attend. In order to be
given these Accommodations, the fans
must help the basketball team as
much as possible, Manager Black
states. So every sport in this burg
Is expected to be on hand to take
part in the celebrates of the even
ing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
TOttenville's Nine.

Tottenville may we'll be proud of
her representatives in the baseball
world. . The Shea aggregation is
now without doubt one of the class
lest of machines seen in amateur
circles and has proven its trengtn
against nearly every crew Of reput-
ed calibre in these diggins. De-
spite the fact that the Staten Is
landers lost a game to the Athletics,
of South Amboy, Saturday afternoon
their stock has In no way dropped in
the opinions Of any of the baseball
fan who witnessed the fray be-
tween the Middlesex and Island
crews.
Luther Paugh, who is n of the
best athletes in Tottenville, was re-
sponsible for the two runs scored,
but little Luther has given such
splendid exhibitions throughout the
season that the error, even If it did
cost a game, should be excused. e
The T. A. G. nine played against
the Athletics Saturday, as they did
against the Alaskas, of West New
Brighton, and the Saint Anthonys,
of this city. In fact their excellent
performances have been going on
since Robedee started his master
full twirling, which has baffled the
batters of every aggregation from
these parts, who have faced him.
"Rube" is one of the most unpopular
of twirlers with the fans from this
side of the river and is also none
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
WOODBRIDGE IN
FGCTBALL ALSO
Tigers Have Been Organized
WANT Games.

Will this team give the Dexters a
game?
Word comes from Woodbridge
that the football men of that place
have organized into a club and want
to book games with any and every
1875 pound teams in Middlesex coun-
ty. 1t is true that the Dexters, of
this city, are not 1875 pound men, but
then the local warriors raise an OBJ
lection in this manner, eve do not
believe the Woodbridge men aver
age 125 pounds, for every team usu-
ally lessons their weight in discus
sion and in booking games"
The Woodbridge crew, from best
reports, is a speedy aggregation, hav-
ing the services of Coach McCarter.
The team has elected a manager who
Is ready to receive and answer all
challenges. l.. A. McLerd, of Wood
bridge, is the name and address Of
1.-The manager. Following is the prob
able lineup of the crew: Cady, quar-
terback; Heating, guard; Houser,
end; McClusky, left halfback; Nc
Lerd, end; Fanton, right halfback;
Budsie, %fullback; Sullivan, tackle;
Manton, tackle; Treenie, guard;
Crow, tackle; Westphal, fullback;
Wake, guard; McCarter, center.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
REAL "BULL" By "BI''

too popular with the lovers OF the
national pastime of his home burg.
However, that does not necessarily
mean that the fans have not a great
regard for his abilities as a slab
artist.
His tactics while twirling and the
air he assumes in his conversation
during the game and while on the
side lines are what the fans do not
favor. Often times, in fact sc Of
ten that they are clearly conspic-
nous, his action have been more like
a proud school boy who believes
himself a wonder. Robedee should
drop this 'tswell' stuff, for he is a
brilliant mound performer and de-
serves all the credit that is given
to him for he has done what few
other pitchers in these parts may
claim in their books of honor. The
Saint Anthonys, who defeated Ro-
mer, fell before the "Rube" twice
and by decisive scores: the Alas
kas, who hammered Harry Apple
gate around in slaughter fashion
could only get an even break with
Robedee, the score ending 2-2; and
the Athletics, who defeated his nine
Saturday, did not earn one run, for
they collected but four safe one sack
bingles, none of which brought in
either of the runs scored.
The other members of the crew
are playing classy ball and Manager
Shea and TottenviIle folks should
be congratulated for the clever
showing of their favorites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
METUCHENH HIGH
LOSES BATTLE.
Rutgers Prep. Defeats N. H.
S. Eleven 28-7 Saturday.
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Metuchen, Oct. 22-Rutgers Prep.
defeated the local high school grid
iron team Saturday, 28-7.
For Prep, Capt. Roy was the star.
McGovern and Fleming did the best
work in the b%ackfeld, while Lands
berg played a splendid game at end.
Thompson proved to be the best
ground gamer in Metuchen's back
field, while Batsford played the best
game in the line.
Prep. Position Metuchen
Davis. 80. right %halfback. 49,. Smith
Cook. .....left halfback. Thompson
Fleming. -. fullback IF. Morris
McGovern.. quarterback .... Martin
Rowland. Sc. center .Mollineaux
Belloff 49,. right guard $3.50. Hahn
Wycoff, Potter, left guard -. Drake
Hoagland.. right tackle. Campbell
left tackle
Roy (Capt.) .....W Morris (Capt.)
Landsberg right end -. Robinson
Conger, Richter, Potter, Miller. left
end Batsford
Referee-Mr. Wheeler.
Time-10 minute quarters.
Touchdowns-Prep., McGovern Q,
Roy Q; Metuchen, Smith 1.
Goals from touchdown-Prep.,
Cook 4; Metuchen, w. Morris, 1.
Score end of first half-Prep., 7;
0.
Final score-Prep., %; Metuchen,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
TO DONATE CUP FOR
BASKE TBALL LEAGUE
William Heckhe inner is Induced TO
Offer Prize for the Winner Of
MiddIesex Organization.

will give his prize to the winning
team providing a certain number of
games have been played. The num-
Der of games need not be all that
were intended to be played but
should be about IL or Is.
With this offer before them, the
Middlesex County League will find
matters more simplifed. For now
with the money which they expect to
have each team place az a. forfeit,
they can decide upon awarding two
cash prizes to the first and second
best fnishers in the league.
The Perth Amboy representatives
in the league, if they finally decide
to enter, will have their schedule so
arranged as not to allow Interior
ence between the playing nights of
the different players of the quintet.
Who will comprise the lineup of the
P, A. team has not yet been decided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

Manager Dave Wilentz, of the
Perth Amboy basketball team, which
is expected to represent Perth Am
boy in the Middlesex County League
has induced William Heekheimer,
proprietor of the Globe store, of
State street, to offer a large and
beautiful loving cup as a prize for
the winner of the league. Mr..
Heckheimer gave a cup to the Riv-
ersides, who won the city basketball
league last season and is willing to
award another prize this season.
However he wishes that the teams
have certain rules to conform to in
order to be eligible to receive the
cup he will offer and his terms seem
reasonable.
There is one thing the generous
donator refuses to tolerate and that
is awarding the cup if but few
games are played. Mr.. Heckheimer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
NEPTUNES HAVE
A BIG SQUABBLE

Manager Abe Forgotson Is having
q lot of difficulty In procuring play
ers to represent his Neptune club in
South Amboy. Abe tried to get a
quintet from Tottenville, but as that
burg is absorbed in a large fair this
week, 1t is improbable that ony one
from the Island will play for the
Neptunes. An attempt Is also being
made to procure five men from this
city to represent the Neptunes.
Manager Forgotson states that he
will not have some of the players,
who went On Strike" Several Of
these tossers have been barred from
Neptune basketball hereafter, Mana
ger Abe reports.
The Neptunes are carded to play
the South River A. C. tomorrow
night on the X. of P. court in South
Amboy and the game will be played,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

according to all indications at pres
ent.
There is no doubt but that the
Neptunes can get a team, whether 1t
be from Newark, New York, Long
Island, Staten Island, OF other
places. But whether they will be
able to arouse the interest which
they would with a team of players
known In these parts, is the matter
for discussion. Johnny McCreery,
Durham and a few more from this
city will no doubt be invited to
play. These tossers will not play
with the Neptunes unless they re-
ceive more than the strikers" re-
ceived when they went out for more
coin.
The lineup of the team which will
oppose the South River squad under
Neptune colors will be announced to-
morrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
RALPH AGAIN WINS
IN BILLIARD MATCH

Edward /. Ralph, Of Hightstown,
the former worlds champion pocket
billiard player, defeated William F.
DeLangh, $50 to 105, in the fourth
match of the tournament In the
Knickerbocker hall, Saturday night.
Ralph-3 II 7 IL 13 8 l 4 5 9 10
II / 4 ~ IA IA 4. Total $50.
High run, Is. Scratches, 7.
DeLangh-11 8 7 1 2 6 10 10 9 5
4 8 0 II 10 2 0 0 10 6. Total los.
High run, II. Scratches 8.
Referee-Alfred G. Holloway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
WILL PLAY AT
LEAST ONE MORE GAME

seriously injured any one. The Dex-
tiers are comprised of good and clean
sports, every n Of them, and SO it
appears odd when one learn that it
Is difficult for the local %eleven's
manager to book a game on the
home grounds. Nevertheless, 1t is
true and so If there are any other
athletic teams anywhere In this or
New York state who have the dis
tinction of being called a football
team, then why not play football?
The Dexters organized this year with
the intention of furthering the sport
and they are n aggregation that
has done It's part in the movement
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

Dexter warriors are consoling
themselves with the fact that they
will have at least n more game
this season. The ~Edgewaters, of Sta
pleton, have been booked to appear
against the local gridiron men Sun
day on the copper works field.
Sports from this city have the great
est of regard for the Edgewaters,
who have proven that they fear no
one The Dexters have found 1t the
hardest thing in the world to get a
game here every Sunday. Why this
is so cannot be explained.
The locals have never killed any,
one in a game nor have they ever
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
.IMPERIALS TO
FACE OAK FIVE
Game Thursday Night on Ko-
zusk0 Hall Court,

For the attraction Thursday night,
Manager William Seiboth has card
ed the Imperials, Of South River. to
oppose his Oaks on the Kozusko hall
court. The game is expected to be
a rafting good contest for the boys
from up-county way want to get re-
-yenge for the lacing handed to the
South River A. G. Jrs. last week.
The Imperials will be comprised OF
a picked team of star players from
South River and so the Boys from
the Timbers" will have to go at
break-neck speed to hold down their
opponents. Dancing will be an add
ed attraction. William Seiboth's
orchestra will furnish the music con-
cert.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
LOCAL QUINTET
TO PLAY SOUTH
RIVER FRIDAY
~

Jimmy Blacks South River bas-
ketball tossers will make another at
tempt to conquer the Perth Amboy
quintet of players on the Borough
hall court, in South River Friday
night. Who will be in South Rivers
lineup is not known but the local
quintet's crew will be comprised
of Jimmy Canton and McCreery as
forwards, Durham center, and Allen
and Deegan guards. With the excep-
ton of Durham, this aggregation is
the one which defeated the up
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

county squad in their opening tussle
by II point.
The %closeness of that battle will
draw all the fans, who witnessed the
fray and many more, for they will
root for their favorites, who will
make a desperate attempt to even
up matters in the series.
The result of this game will also
have a bearing on county league af-
fairs as both of these quintets are
expected to enter in the proposed
eague.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

Trying For Hunts Goat.

Big Pete Peterson, the husky
Franklin outfielder, whose son
was born at noon on the day Of
the Franklin-Saint Anthony
game when the former won the
city championship, is after a
large gray "goatus." He claims
it belongs to Johnny Hunt, the
clever little o%utfelder of the
Saints. Big Pete is making 1t
public property that his infant
son will next season be able to
outplay Johnny Hunt. 1t is with
broad smile that Hunt takes all
this "kiddin" but if Big Pete
keeps up his tales of the abili-
ties of his great son, Hunts
"goatus" will surely go astray.
Because of the Franklin vic
tory on the day of his sons birth
Pete's boast has been cogno-
mened, Raymond FRANKLIN
Peterson.
Il = y y . n 4 4 " y Il 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
BILL SWADE is
SOME SHOOTER
Hits "a Out of 25--Prince
Bay Gun Club.

Pleasant Plains, s. l., Oct. "a
Bill SWade showed the best marks
manship of the ten members of the
Prince Bay Gun Club in their shoot
here Saturday. Bill missed but once,
his honor mark being "a out of rs
targets. B. Lang and Barton were
next in line Of honor with % each.
The other gunner were as follows
in their efforts with 25 targets: G.
MALL, 21; Engebrecht, II; w. G.
Nance, 20; o. w. Bedell, 81; Locke,
IS; S. Sprague, 81; Fred Nance, 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
A POOR GAME
IN BRUNSWICK
Yankees and County Seat
Crew in Farce.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, Oct. 22:-Hal
Chase's Yankees made a poor show
ing against Dave DriscolPs nine here
handed the visitors a 10 to l trim
ming. The fans were given a poor
exhibition In direct contrast to the
clever battles which have been
staged on the Amusement Park
grounds in the last few weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
COUNTY LEAGUE
MEETS TONIGHT
To Enact Important Business
In This City.

There will be an important session
of the Middlesex County Basketball
League tonight in this city. The
session will start at Sis and repre-
s%entatives are expected from the
clubs which have already signified
intentions of entering the league.
The matter of rules and bylaws will
be up for discussion. Whether or
not a Perth Amboy team will be en-
tered will be heard definitely tonight.
Mr.. Mershon, of New Brunswick,
will preside as chairman at the
meeting.
ALI the neWs for Id cnnfs q week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
Nice Quiet Place.

ibid you find a nice quiet place to
spend the season." YES" replied Mr..
Gruwcher. Everybody else In the
family went away and / stayed home"
Washington Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
CRESCENTS Get
SOUND BEATING
Are Walloped by Holy Cross
GridirOn Team SIG.
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Midtown, Oct. 22.-Football toss
ers from this burg received a wal
Looping in Plainfeld Saturday by a
51-9 score at the hands of the Holy
Cross eleven, Here are the l~inesups:
Center, A. Lins; left guard, G. Hof-
fr; right guard, ]. Crabiel; right
tackle, w. Smith; left tackle, T. Sne-
deker; right end, w. Fine; left end,
G.. Crabiel; quarterback, /. Crabiel;
right halfback, H. Evans; left half
back, l.. Booraem; full back. H.
K%uhlthau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
SQUAD OF FOOTBALL
WARRIORS PRACTICE

About twenty-five members of the
high school practiced football on the
copper works field yesterday morn
ing. One of the Dexters took charge
of the practice, engineering the plays
and coaching the pigskin hooters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
Yes, Howl

The state Of Minnesota objects
strenuously to such a serious offense
as hugging a girl If the girl objects.
But how IN the world Is a body going
to find out whether or not the girl real
ly objects?-Youngstown Telegram.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
One Was

Baseball Captain-"You shouldn't
be so hard on the boys. They played
well. The game was lost through Just
one error" Manager-"Yes, SO was
Paradise. "-Boston Transcript. :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
Trun Government.

Government Is a trust, and the OFF,
GERS of the government are trustees;
and both the trust and the trustees
are created for the benefit Of the
people.-Henry Clay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
A4ways-HKnooksAg-

IT'S a fault OF some who fnS
much,
To knock those with whom they
come in touch.
Shortfellow in this is a regular elf,
In judging others by himself.
His South Amboy talk was far from
right,
He sees all things in a ridiculous
light.
Such thoughts 1 advise himself to rid
If he cares to continue with me to
"kid."
No hand of boy or brains of child,
Could " expect a Holmes to rile.
And being a sport Of good intent,
He appreciates his gain of forty
cents.
Perhaps next year Mr.. Shortfellow,
dear,
You will have learned how to drink
good beer,
Or to carry matches, smoke cigar
cites,
And with nickels and dimes make
your bets.
Q. w. SEMLOH.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

Any affair or happening, or cir
cumstance, which Is too mail to
make a Want AID. worth while as
an adjusting force Is too small to
worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

Any affair or happening, or cir
cumstance, which is too small to
make a Want AID. worth while as
an adjusting force is too small to
worry about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
MEDICAL
TO iii AFFLICTED.

If you have thin, poor, impoverished
blood, weak and u%nstrung nerves, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, are without your
usual energy and vim, or suffer from
any chronic disease, kidney or blad-
der complaint, or kindred ailments,
you should have the very best treat
ment. This you can obtain at the
well known, long established office of
DIR. GRINDLE,
the Specialist,
where thousands before you have
found complete ar speedy restoration
to health, power and vigor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

The EVENING NEWS has the
aroNG+ ~ sT'~fiO. IN tho rprntv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

The EVENING NEWS has the
circulation in the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
DR.. GRENDLE

May be consulted at his office, III
West 18th Street, between 9th and
7th AYES, New York, whore he has
been located for more than thirty
years.
Advice Free Medicine 81.
His professional services are the
lowest.
Hours 9 to 9. Sundays 9 to 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

Hunt Tor Postal GARD,
After n of the worlds series
games which a local delegation saw
in New York last week, the sports
from this city were 1mba5d with the
rush" air and were hurrying for
their trains.
one to a man, stopped abruptly as
one little individual piped, Just a
minute, boys, l want to send a postal
to my girl in South"
AS the noble glimmers OF the
crowd looked around, all stares
pointed in the direction OF one
Johnny Hunt. Joe Mullen and Ed
ward Hardiman will now swear afh-
davits that Hunt was the guilty one.
SMOKER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22

All the news for 10 cents a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-22
LIVE
TIPS
+ y
By Gosh.
BIZ BosCO

If you want your wife to fear you,
act like a mouse.
He can't take a joke-but every
thing else he lays his hands ON.
"Why don't you name your two
Angora cats, Cook and Perry2"
They're Tom cats, not Pole CATS"
Stop! Look. Listen!
Here's one that's going the rounds,
What will Roosevelt say when he
enters the White House on March 4,
Good morning, President Will
son."
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-05-09
County Convention.

Jefferson, Tex, May Z, 1912.
A Democratic County Conven-
ton was this day held for the
election Of delegates to the State
Convention.
b. Il. Sherrell was elected
chairman and Il. b. Walker, sec
rotary. All delegates present
were seated, consisting OF dele
gates for Precinct No. 8 and II. d
Rowell proxy for delegates for
Precinct No. 4.
The convention unanimously
instructed the delegates to the
State Convention for Hon. Wood
row Wilson for President.
On motion, Hon. b. F.Sherrell
was elected as delegate to the
State Convention at Houston.
On motion the following alter
mates were elected: Hon. II. ID.
Rowell, Ward Taylor, l.. S.
Schluter, G., w. Grubbs, ID. ID.
Dodd, Jas. A. Sharp, j. w.
Brooks, j. O. Brooks, Era John
son, j. =. Davis, Il. w. Loomis
and w. j. Sedberry.
The following resolution was
unanimously adopted by the con
ycntlon:
Resolved by the Democracy of
Marion county in convention as
sembled, That we view with
the very greatest degree of pride
and satisfaction the able, eff
cient and patriotic caree Of that
brilliant statesman, the Hon.
Morris Sheppard, congressman
representing TO first district OF
Texas, and ioyfully pledge to
him our undivided and enthusi.
astic support of his candidacy
for the office of Uuited States
Senator; that We earnestly com
mend 10 the Democracy, not only
of Texas, but TO all patriotic
men everywhere, as one emf
nently worthy and in every way
qualified and deserving of the
highest Office within the gift of
the people of this great nation.
On motion Mr.. l.. e.. Braden
was elected Democratic County
Chairman for the unexpired term
No further business, the meet
ing adjourned
II. +. Sherrell,
Chairman.
Il. II Walker,
Secretary.