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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Pitcher John Fisher. who has been
with the local club for the last three
seasons. n who IN that time was
drafted lE Wheeling of the Central
league has been signed by the Pot
ter management this cason and hs
reported Co the team a. sharon to-
day. other now players are expect
"a fo arrive this week. those addit-
ions made since Charles Dounley.
formerly 81 the Cincinnati United
states league assumed the manage
mfnf ~ the local club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
SAILORS DIVIDE TWO
WITH dRAND RAPIDS

ERIE. Pa. June 3.-Erie and Grand
Rapids divided a double header to-day.
Erie winning the first . 20 5. and Grand
Rapids the second. 3 TO 2. whic was
First game: r. II. r.
Erie ........2OO11O1O+ 0 10 I
Grand Rapids. L OOO04O03- 10 3
Batteries-Watkins. Baker and Shang;
Martin, Smith and Holmes
Second game: r. II. r.
Erie ...........O o o 2 a. &
Grand Rapids 20 3 o 0 o. 5 o
Batteries-Sterzer and Schneider;
Myers and Holmes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
0. & P. MAGNATES
viii Meet June STR; Unionto~n and
Massilon Seek Bsrths.

EAsT LIVERPOOL. o.. June o.
s special meeting NJ the board 81 g.
~rrrf0rs ~ the Dhio-psnn league viii
l. held In The Hotel Henry. af Pitts
hurEh. June o. whou J~niorfowu. Pa.
and MHaHilou o.. wU have rcurrs-
'rfaflNoe present Roth OF these
towns want in the league. and an Isl
r.. 1H. flr fhe posting ~ f~nrtrIfa
The East Liverpool club has been
turned over tn D. IS Williams. Andy
ff.Fnra. nu1 UfmI Davis. Nrw
players are br.rE signed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
HOMIE RUN SENDS
SrREMMEL UP AWAITING

EVANSVILLE. o, June 3.-After
ings. Stremmel weakened in tho eighth.
his downfall being started by Pitcher
KaiserlinE. who knocked q home run.
kaiserling was a puzzle. an error being
responsible FOR the locals scoring in
tile seventh.
r. II. r.
st. Rend &c. OoOoOo4o2-6 II /
GAINESVILLE OOOO0O2lO- 3 2
MISUNDERSTANDING and Tieman:
Stremmcl and Tregassor. Umpire
Clarke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Rogers. '....... 8 % /
Totals ........aT 90 &C. - 8
Two-base bits RUKEa Rogers q. Beck
Home run. Harmon. Sacrifice files.
Hood. E1Ecrs. Berger. stolen bases vs.
J.. g. Bethany. Struck out BY
liriEE hv Herk. %. Earned runs vs.
T.. g. Bethany g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

PHILADELPHIA. June "A bat
ring rally by Philadelphia gave them
a victory over Pittsburgh to-day. 4 TO
a Errors of both teams proved cost
ly. Magee's catch. which robbed
Byrne Of a home run. was the fielding
feature Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
srEELsUH DBrEAr

YOUNGSTOWN. o. June 3-The
gains went IL innings to-day. scott
stealing home with the winning rnu for
Youngstown. while Louden had the ball
Score. II II z
Youngrt'n ..IlolOOsIOOi-s "a 4
Fl wayne..l oOOOo411o@ IS ?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ainsworth and
Miller. LOudell and Martin and Liable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
AsHEErELDER PROVES
TO BE rNvINCnLE

CANTON. o. Tune 3-Canton showed
to-day. for the third successive game.
that southpaws are Immune facing its
batsmen. for Ashenfelder was inVinci-
bic. Springfield winning 4 20 /. The
score: r. II. L
Springfield ...11lOOOio@4 10 I
Canton ........0 o o o l. l
Batteries-Ashenfelder and Black
burn. Masters and Texter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Faricccas ard Structure. Qonnrr-hs
fsctions hiood Foisons Lost Manbosd
EHraan
cure wIthrut o~usraNsr. NJ
DLhAAHAa- ..rfrf f.
HUpTuuU -NF. ..r.
ErDHEr nLADDEH ana gronACu I
SKIS uruTAnUn=r ...fr#
GMEuNATTaM rHrLAMMATonT On
E~HhauHIou Palpitatf0n n ne Wsan-
EHhauEtion. palpftation ~ the Hasa-
COHsuLTATTou rRUE Hsurs n
- Haturdag sunday 2 % M. nafl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
AnoE DzyEArs vETEEAm
1T BooRE or 2 TO /.

Dayton to-day. ! 90 = Score. X II r
Akron --..-..-.1o0o0s0o-- "a .
Dayton ......ioo00iooo-2 y
BAtteue-BiiiiArd and Foil. Comp
ton and kennick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Terre Hauto ......o Cd q % o % % %
Wheeling .........U U 10 1 u 10 d % Z
Twu-hase hits. Jansen. Haley S4cri-
f.n hits T~lUh0rfy. Rooe. Servaff.s
stolen bases Nee. rulau. Nanprar.
ilret ON balls on CautweIl. Z struck
o4' Tv CautwolI. z. hv Richev . Pms
.I ball Haley Double play. Grant
600 l0ian. Leff on bases Trrrc Harar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
PHILLIES TRIM
PIRATE GANG
RALLY IN THE EIGHTH
DID THE TRICK.
In the contest-other Big
League Games.


philadelphia &. Flttsburru
Chicago g.. Boston 8
cincinnati O.. brooklyn &
New York 8. - Louis .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Pittsburgh ~ Philadelphia.
81 Louis at New York.
Cincinnati az Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
DR.. BAILEY

Corner Eleventh ana chayuns So.
wheeling " Va The usW nrftffTg
Come upstairs.
THE OHLY HELIAHLE sPECAIrHT
ADVHnTta1Hg IN " Va vic rFTrs
.. ..I TORS ..H rH" H. ~ aneu
}.. ''''f tIH uf.n g"l ar.a 1911. ylu
nrr ..fI.rE aIf.. Hf.rI I..lI. afstrffa-
.rT OBJ f..I' I.r.r.. diseases .u raI
Ord. HU.I 200 .. 'N.HE f.rr. arc fr1
doctors Do -affsrrHr.r. wien risrs
D.. nrs one chat EHr o. license and
Ia wont give yDu a receipt .. HIs name
f.r .a.IrnrH done Dr. .H aEIIurf tie
ueI..HI law fp conduct medical Hfaf.
-.a N.t.HIt some me bsirz rrapYus.b Die
I HAEE no s1sLEADuHo STATE.
mEHTH .r alI.f Er.l.rIHnna o. fha
f|rH .H H few days H order f1 secure
f.s.r I....HFr .lf give CoMpLHrH
sAFE AND LASTING CURn ir 80
QUtcEEgT Poa1hLE TrNu eIfroIt
... Us loo ..I after Hffr. fH .r The
asHfrm H.. H' f.e IYHrff .Ysf fIaafHIs
f.. H..r. .sI.fIi ana ressfaI
e. glsst. uuIarrsd Prostate nIa11.r A.
NERVOUS E~Ehaurnon, tndiaorstion -
detention from business
Do hI .l't e arf itching
.. fr.r To- arsv
.hoUHLnLHy rs ',n 1T Treatment
CHhOHrC CuRHD
Ovariss nla1dsr kidneys. Hs-vau.
"rapebHa f .f. or frfH.. r-...|Iar
.- Don .f ..f .F .U .T..U NJ ... raa
80 sany ana Evsniass. Tuesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

wsssliaa. a Tine; IsaL Umpire
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
LEADING PITCHER OF LEAGUE
CONTINUES ON GREAT
WINNING STREAK.

Wheeling Unable 20 Bunch Their
Nine Hits-Moren Stars
In the Field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Ysstsrdays Scorss.
Terre HAute q. Wheeling 1.
Youngstown ). Fort Wayne Z.
Grand Rapids .. Eric s.
Grand Rapids 3. Erie ?.
Springfield 4. Canton 1.
South Bend s. Evansville ].
Akron :. Dayton 2.
Today's Games.
Grand Rapids at Wheeling.
Springfield at GAINESVILLE.
south Rene at Akron.
Fort Wayne at Erie.
Dayton at Canton
Grand Rapids at Youngstown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Rated Tor N.UR IH 9th
Rated FOR lirrH-lv 100 9th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Corner Eleventh and Chapiins So
Wheeling W Va The Me- n-uff--
Come upstairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
; Free!

The real test of Reymann is
the taste test. Phone or write for
a case of Reymann-24 bottles
-S1.25. Try three bottles and
if the flavor is not to your liking
return the balance of the case
and the price of the whole case,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

Please deliver one case pa bottles) of
Reymann Beer. If | do not wish to keep the
case, after trying three bottles, you will call for
it and refund 81. 25, the cost of the entire case.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-12

Well, Mr.. GOoSenberry was
reading his evening paper and
wasn't paying much attention to
the family at all, until he over
heard Tommy telling Katie this :
81 saw mouse running up pas
trousers leg, and"
Mr.. Goosenberry grabbed at
his leg and jumped up, turning
over the table and both rockers.
Besides that, he hollered to beat
the band.
What are you yelling about,
pa?" Mrs. Goosenberry asked, as
she came running in the room.
'"Yellingl" exclaimed Pa Coos
enberry, you'd yell too, if you
had a mouse run up your"
ooh, it wasn't them pants you
got on" interjected Tommy, 1t
was the pair hanging up in the
cellar what I saw the mouse in.
i Tommy's Sunday school teach
er invited all of her class to a little
party Saturday afternoon. Tom
my went. He couldn't be kept
away from party by anything
less than the munps.
After the boys had played some
games the teacher marched them
into her diningroom and gave
each dish of ice cream and a
slice of cake.
After the last crumb of cake
and spoonful of cream had disap-
peared, the teacher thought she'd
give the class an object lesson in
honesty being the best policy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-12

Now" she began, Suppose
you boys had come into my house
and taken the cake without my
leave, would you have enjoyed it
as much?"
ooh, no, ma'amP' shouted nine
different boys, Tommy yelling
loudest.
why not?" asked the teacher
No reply. So she put the ques7
ton again, but still there was no
reply.
you tell me p
eyes, ma'am," faltered tie
pride of the Goosenberry familY
"Well?" urged the teacher.
please, teacher, we -We3
wouldn't have had the ice CREAMY
then. =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12

Y. N. H. A. WILL
START TOURNEY
Schedule for Pool Matches
Has Been Arranged.

The X. M. Fl. A. win revive the
POOL tournament held last year and
DIR. B. Feldman. acting as a com
mittee on the matter. has arranged
the schedule printed herewith. The
list Of players entered include the
best pool sharks In the club. A
cash prize will be offered. The
schedule follows:
January 14-7H. Polkowatz Va. M.
Greenfield; Benz. Weiss vs.. w. Tab
erson: Bent. Goldberger VS.. Dave
1senberg; H. Polkowitz VS.. w. Tab
erson.
January 1s-A. London VS.. M.
Greenfield: M. Greenfield vs. B.
Weiss.
January 1S-Polkowitz VS.. Lon
don: Isenberg VS.. Weiss.
January 21-Taberson VS.. Isen-
berg; Pelkowitz VS.. Weiss; COLDER
ger VS.. Taberson; Greenfield VS..
Isenberg.
January 23-London vs.. Weiss; L.
Gumbiner VS.. Taberson,
January 25-London vs.. Gold
berger; Gumbfner VS.. Greenfield.
January 28-Weiss VS.. COLDER
ger; Polkowftz IA. Gnmbfner; Green
field vs., Taberson; Isenberg VS..
Gurnbiner.
January 30--sGoldberger VS. Green
field; London VS.. Isenherg.
February 1-Gumbiner VS.. Weiss;
Taberson VS.. London.
February Alb. Goldberger vs. H,
Polkowitz; H. PoIkowitz VS.. d,
Isenberg.
Fehruar v g-P GoIdhar0ar We r.
Gumbiner.
February 81. Gumbiner VS.. A
London.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
LIVE :, $500 TIPS

Another team-The Equitable
Five.
AS aRuf' Allen whimpers. 80
fast it burns up."
BY crippers. 1t did snow. Good
day for soccer.
Sam Fitzpatrick, the noted train
er, Is renewing old acquaintance
over on the island. During his day
Sam was probably the most uccess
full man who ever brought OUT q
prizeighter.
Joe-BiIiott-Joe has probably for
gotten about his indoor baseball
SCHEME. We want the game. II
will be something new. interestine
and probably a success In every was
The Marions and st. Anthonys are
willing. Where's the hitch?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
HlBBEn HEAD OF PRINCETON.
Trustees Elect Logic Professor to Sue
coed Wilson.

Princeton. N. j.. Jan. 1.-THE frus-
tees u Princeton, following a petitiou
signed By eighteen OF their number
urging against further delay. st thaii
regular meeting here elected John
Grier H.bben fourteenth president OF
the university. to succeed Woodrow
Wilson. Mr., Wilson's resignation was
accepted Oct. 20. 1911.
A committee Of the board. consisting
of NJ. r. Payne. DR. George B. Stewart
and DR.. John NJ. T. Finney. found
Professor Hipben occurring IN pne OF
his classes and brought him to the
trustees oom In the chancellor green
library. where he took the oath Of OF
ace Professor Hibben Ia a graduate
OF Princeton in the class of 1882 and
has been a member OF she faculty
since 1891 and is at present occupying
the Smart chair Of logic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
OAKS DEFEAT
Y. M. H. A. JRS.
Junior League Game Post.
poned-- Score II to 16.

Another important victory was
annexed by the Oak It. G. last night
when they downed the Y. NJ. H. A.
y. quintet by the score 81 27 to 1s
In Lakowski's hall. 1t took the place
OF the junior league game scheduled
but postponed owiRg-to a misunder-
standing. The core.
Oaks (27.) Y. M. III. A. Jrs. 49,
Benzik, Smith .Sher, l.. Goldberger
forwards.
fStTlcA e.. .- IN.
center.
Augustine, Sieboth Doris, Kaplowitz
guards.
Field goals-Benzik (21, Sieboth
al, Petrick (4), Smith t31, N,
Goldberger t4), l.. Goldberger I'D,
Sber (23. Foul goldsmith. Ref
cree, P. p. Patrick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12

HE'D Bank, Jan. 12.-Devotees of
that soul stirring and delirously ex-
citing winter sport ice yachting are
now having their inning on the
Shrewsbury river. Several races
have been held, and If the ice holds
good many more are to come. The
first races of the aso resulted in
some exciting finishe s. Over the
eight mile course Ralph b. Sfckfes'
P. d. @. II, won the commodore's
pennant race In 20 minutes. Everett
Asav's Streak was seornd. 9s min
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
STARS TRIM The
TEAM AT SAYREVILLE
Perth Amboy Five Play Rings Around
Opponents Reynolds Knocked
Gut in FIRST Hal.
M'CREERY GETS TWELVE BASKETS

Dave Wilentz's All Stars, better
known as the Equitable Five, was In
S~ayreyiile long enough last night to
dispose OF the ~Sayreville representa-
tives In the county league. score so
to IS. The Perth Amboy team play
ed rings around their heavier oppo-
nents and literally scored at will.
McQfeery was the star OF the Whole
performance, crawling Zip the side
wall and dropping In twelve baskets.
Reynolds was next high tally man.
Harold Phair, over whom there was
considerable agitation In the county
league, played excellent for his team
and Tailed twenty-five points.
Reynolds was knocked down and
" In the middle Of the first half.
One OF the S~ayreville forwards
jammed couple OF fingers In
"BiIiss' eyes,. As the Perth Amboy
quintet travelled with no substitute,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
WRECK At END OF RUN.
TvensIsth Century Limited Mesfs Ae
eidsraf In Chicago Depot.

TvsnsIsth Century limited mesfs Ae-
eIdens In Chicago Depot.
Chicago. Jan. ~. The Twentieth
Century Limited. the Lake shores
fast train. after travelling about sew
enty miles an hour all the way frofn
New York. was wrecked as II entered
the Chicago station. Ten persons were
injured. including Miss Harriet Quinn
ny. aviatrics.
The Lake Shore train t~eIescoped
three cars OF q Chicago and Eastern
Illinois train that had iusf discharged
It's passengers and was backing out OF
the depot, The swstchmen apparently
forgot that the fast train sas due.
and the coaches were backed across
the tracks On which the Twentieth
Century comes into the depot sIsss
Quimby was only shaken up by the
crash.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12

utes; Harry Assays Reindeer third.
rs minutes-5 seconds; Fred Fishers
Breeze, fourth, Nathaniel Chameroy'a
Energy fifth, Harry Smock's Ge.
There sixth and Haston Chameroy'a
f. d. seventh. The board of trade
cup, which has been a feature OF the
Ice yaching season for a number OF
years, will be among the big events
of the season. The race will be held
shortly. The cup is at present held
by the Long Branch club, the
Yachts Bruh. isabel and Es ole hav-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
Generat Markets.

New YORK. Jan. tx
BuTTER-Effonx: receipts. alaI3 pack
ages: creamery. spscisiss per H.. 4Dssc,s ~.
frnx. sa3kr-: thirds TO seconds. 2Sal7cs hetd
specials. 3~6izas7c. extras. s5a5se. thirvls 70
seconds. z7ss4c.. process. specials. 13sA
as,hc. seconds TO extras. aoz 2sa4c.: factory.
1sa IA
EGGs-Irreguiar: receipts. Ssh cases;
Trash gathered. extras. per dox.s 3sas7e.t
extra nrsts. zc.. arsts. ssa34e. sseoaa&
gassc.: refrigerafors. special marks. FAM
ey. 2se. arsss. z7az7xc.: seconds. 2sazssxcs
pOTAT0Es-Firm: Bermuda. No. 1 par
bbi. ssae.B
DRESSED POULTRY = 0tronE. chick
sus. Philadsipnia nrosfers. per 10, zba1pc, :
esxpons. Ohio. choice. 6 70 : lbs sach. ~
&c SQUADS. white. per aoz.. a.. AaS.a5
MEAT-Liss barnysHd calves. per ID. u
AiSc,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
FRENCH CABINET WRECKED.
--~-----
cafllxux Was Unable 70 FIJI the Min
istry Of Marine.

Paris. Jan. f2.-Premiar CatIlaux has
found II impossible TO patch up HIS cab
met and has placed hls resignation and
those of his entire cabinet In the hands
Of President Fallieres.
The Immediate diHicuity was TO all
the ministry OF marine. NJ. Theopiiie
Delcasse. the present minister. had nm
dertaken 20 accept the foreign portfolio
10 place OF NJ. Justin de Selves. who re-
signed on Tuesday. but Admlrais Ger
mtnet and Aubert and Senator H0s1s.in
successfully refused TO Gil the place
which Deicasse would leave vacant.
This was sufficient proof TINT nobody
Was anxious to enter a moribInd min
istry.
Meanwhile the friends OF M. Deicnsse
approached him and tried to obtain his
withdra wal of the acceptance of the
foreign Office. and then VI. CaillaHx de
cided that 1t was futile 10 continue the
search for a minister OF marine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
Live stock Markets.

Pittsburgh. JAN u
CATrLE-Reeeipts light. rnarset steady;
good TO choice. 81 ssa5 90; good. 81 i5A7ss3;
medium. &g.bga7. tidy. ss45oaI 10; falrs &.Ea
8: common, s. Scat. u: eonanofa 10 fas bulls.
~. ss5ass rs: common 10 fat cows. s2-1Sa4 IEs
heigerx, s3s5eag. fresh COWS. si5aGS
HOGS-Recefpts. fofty-fve ioasfs; saar-
net Base. tower prime heavy. ss&5as 70;
heavy mixed. 81 ssa5. 90: prime mediums.
Is. 90: heavy Workers. 50. 40: iigh, Workers.
Sc. no.: pigs. $40: ronghs. &.spas 80: stsgzs
s5a5.3
aHEEP-Receipss. eight loads: demand
good market higher and active on shseps
steady 20 strong on lambs: receipts Ut
calves light. market steady: prime vets,-
era. n. 7Ba5s good mixed. 81 sea4.@s fan
mixed ewes and @sthers, s3sdaa-9; esalis
70 comfnon. sz-26as.a5. cuHs h choice
isnsbs, s5as q eniis TO choice yea elln.
Ia lbs. IA 5eaB: heavy and thin calves. ia
$50: veal calves. szalO.se
all sha news for 10 cents n week..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12


Reynolds ganely continued. When
he stepped from the trolley car al
Perth Amboy at midnight his eyes
were so nearly closed that one Or
the players was required to lead him
home. The score:
All Stars 1907 ~Sayrcville A. a.. {401
MeJFeefy CHECK
right forward
left forward
Reynolds Phair
centre
ntuo5cf 49,. R8f40
left guard
Oleson. H. Oleson ........ Maean
right guard
Field goais-McCreery (I29 Al
len III. Reynolds f8), Macan f31.
Tuckerson IA, Check (5), Ph&fr
(111. H Oleson (3). Referees,
Haro1s Riddle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
MCCORMICK Is
At NEW YORK
Riverside Player Leaves Town
New Man Needed.

The moguls Of tho Middlesex
County Basketball League will meet
at $3.50 O'Clock tonight at Washing
ton hall, South River, ct which tine
the managers will hear an appeal by
Dave Wilentz, manager Of the Riv-
ersfdes, OF this city, for the privilege
of entering another man In place OF
Frank Mccormick. Mccormick has
moved to New York city, Wiisntz
reports.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
AURORAS WIN
ON RICHMONDS|
Race in Staten Island Bowl
ing League interesting.

Stapleton, s. l., Jan. f2.---Tshe
Auroras won two from Richmond
Borough No. 2 last night In the ALI
tween the Amicitia Association, q
Pleasant Plains. and .AG a44aeua
gas. of TottenyilIe. The Mariners,
Harbor quintet dropped three game4s
to the Stickera Tuesday night and
practically put the former team 0nk
OF the running for second pla@s- Aa1
tho high ecorD men hare drcpn20
during this Meak i N M1nae, 1fs 9takA
AMieitias. Ho All y zN thA ANzsx
The scores last night:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
TRAINER PAYS
FR1EhDSfssIg!

Sam Fitzpatrick, the well known
trainer OF famous boxers. is visiting
at Prince Bay. Staten Is
land, where he Ia well known. Fitz-
patrick brought out such men as
bob" Fitzsimmons, Tom Sharkey.
lack" Johnson, and other we'll
Knokn boxing champions. r1txpat-
rick trained several men In camps
on Staten Island.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
DATE FOR
JUNIOR GAME

The Y. M. H. A. Jrs. and the
Puritan Juniors will not play a pre-
sliminary tomorrow night to the
Crescent-Riverside county league
game In the Auditorium, as at first
reported. The game will be played
in Kozusko hall on January IT, as
a preliminary to the Crescent-Puri-
tan county league game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12

Boston. dan. z2.-The Rev. Clarence
v L. Richeson will resign from the
Baptist ministry withia q few days
He will do this following suggestions
conveyed to him by representatives of
the Emanuel Baptist church Of Cam
bridge. of which he was formerly pas
tor. and OF the local Baptist eiergymen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
K. O. K. A. PLAY
The
County League Game Tonight
at South River.

South River, Jan. I2:-From
present indications the game tonight
In the county league between the K,
o. X. A.. OF New Brunswick, and the
Sterling A. A., of this place, will be
one of the best basketball battles
staged III South River this winter.
The game will be played on the court
at Washington hall, dancing before
and after the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
COUDEN WILL
ENTER EVENT

Dug Ceuden, OF the Perth AM
boy high school. will represent that
institution id the indoor athletic
events at the 22d Regiment Armory,
New York, tomorrow night. He will
compete in the running high jump.
Couden has q record In this event In
tho outdoor meets, but has had but
practice this year. He Is from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12

ing each won a rae during the e
son OF 1910. Previous to that time
the cup was held by the South
Shrewsbury club, Mr.. Terhune.s X.
L N G having won the trophy In
1906. The cup is valued at $3.50
and was presented by the board of
trade in 1905. 1t must be won three
times by a club before 1t q be
claimed. Illustration No. / shows
Ice yacht rounding a curve; No. 2
yacht on straightaway; No. 8, one
aFoing al full sneed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
ST. pAUL'S IN
LOSING BATTLE
TottenviIle Cadets Go Down
at West New Brighton.
epecsas to the EVENING NEWS.

specias to the EVENING NEWS.
Tottenvilie, 8. L., Jan. 12:-Com-
pany G, st. Paui's Cadets, of this
place. lost 70 Company g, Ascension
Cadets, of West New Brighton, last
night by the score OF 3S to 80. The
game was played on the winners
home court. The score;
Company @ (3S.) Company G 1922
O8Neil, Attell -. Paagh. Preacher
forwards.
Brogen ...-.,.e....... Carver
center.
Matheson, Grosspeter Miller, La.
Matheson Miller
Grosspeter ..... La Forge Sfcleels
Price
guards.
Field goals-Paugh t6), Preach
sr ca, O'Neil (4), Carver "a, At
tell al, Grosspeter "a, Brogen
ca, Price. Foul goai-Brogen.
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Die. In harness al los.

phiiadeiphia. Jan. l2-Morris Stein
l0s years old, vas found dead in bis
room at 424 Fitzwater street. He had
been one OF the sights Of Philadelphia
for many years. Night and day and III
all kinds of weather the old rnan ped
died goods ON Market street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-12
OAKS PUT OUT
ANOTHER FIVE

The Oak F. G. mas put another
cam in the field. to be called the
tOaka Reserves" The team will
play the Iroquois Reserves on Jam
uary ~. Other teams of Ike
strength wishing games address Jo-
sepb Augustine, ATS New Brunswick
venue.
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