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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
Nebus Does Not Mold McCrsery Down and CANTON TaIIies
Five on AlIen--Simon Guards Durham In Great Style
But Corky Stars In All Around Work.
REYNOLDS SHOWS clAss--FINAL SCORE IS 1924

sire to register a strenuous kick
because his work as an official kept
the game clean throughout.
Poppy Phair started matters Oh
with a pretty field goal, catching
burns unawares but Bill Reynolds
dropped the pellet through the ring
from the foul line and the tally read
2-1. "Neptunes'' kept missing fouls,
while lanky Bill Reynolds scored on
three chances out Of five. The
"Rivies" took the lead after the first
four minutes of play and kept 1t
thereafter. The initial period re-
suited 1910. Bill Reynolds and
Mike Schicker both worked In fine
fashion, the former outpointing his
opponent in matter Of field goals.
Reynolds worked last night and to
fans who know his abilities-this
means much. Jimmy Canton was
his usual self, despite the fact that
he was opposed by the clever and
speedy Bunk Allen. Rufus kept
Jimmy down in the first half. but in
the second Etanza Sir James was
making all kinds. The city cham
pions commended that two OF Cant
Ions baskets should not count, but
Referee Clancy overruled their OBJ
jections.
Captain Johnny McCreery worked
in brilliant order and proved that
Nebus was as much a victim as the
rest of EN- that try to stop Mac.
Johnny scored Ave from the field and
there was no luck with him in shoot
ing either.
Poppy Phair played a classy game
In shooting tallying three field goals.
While Burns was guarding him, 1t
was not Scott's fault that tibet rio Of
goals were scored. Bill Reynolds
and McCreery were playing Phair,
whila the South River tosser scored
two OF his three. Simon played a
fine guarding game and held Corky
Durham to one from the field.
Gull" also played in masterful
style, performing much Of the floor
work for the locals and being re-
sponsible for many of the field goals
because Of his passes.
Here are the lineups:
Riversides (26). South Amboy (24)
McCreery Fhalr
right forward.
Uunnam canton
left forward. .
Reynolds ochicheT
center.
Allen SIMON
right guard.
Burns Nebus
left guard.
Goals from fleld-McCreery (5),
Durham ~, Reynolds co, Allen
az, Burns (1), Canton 90, Phair
(3), Schicker (1), Nebus %. Goals
from foul line--Reysolds ca,
Schicker az. Fouls missed-Riv-
ersides az, South Amboy (9).
Referee, Clancy. Timekeepers,
Hornsby and Delaney. Scorer, Lar
son,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
BASEBALL PLAYERS IN
BASKETBALL COMEDY

In a thirty minutes comedy, five
baseball players OF the South Amboy
Athletics and five ambitious sports
put on baseball football, and bas-
ketball suits last night and tried to
play basketball on the Knights of
Pythias court in South Amboy in a
"prelim" to the Riversides-South
Amboy fray. According to the exc
cutive committee who had to COM
bine the rules of tennis, cricket, bas-
ketball, football, and baseball in
order to govern and Judge the game
rightly, the Athletics won. IT won't
swear to 1t" but that's what the fell
lows told me. Anyway, Atkinson
made one basket and Delaney shot a
"beaut"-just like Jimmy CANTON
and Johnny McCreery. Oh yes, l am
not sure of the score but I think they
recorded it as 1914. Kid Everett was
~istrocized from clean basketball be-
cause he was too heavy to play with
out knocking down everyone in his
path. He played with the Athletics.
Smoker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
WALLACE WINS
IN BILLIARDS
AGAINST CLARK
Pocket Billiard Match lin.
This City Last Night Re-
suits 15J-103.
HIGH RUN MADE Is ~

Harry Wallace, who is managing
the Acciani Billiard Academy in
Smith street and who is also con-
nected with a similar place in the
county seat, gave a pocket billiard
shooting exhibition in his place here
last night. Tommy. Clark, of Asbury
Park, played against him and was
defeated 150-103. Wallace was
shooting in great style and the balls
were rolling fine for him too. The
popular cueist seemed to have posi-
ton down to a "T'' at every stage of
the game. He was strongest in the
first four frames and about the TWEEN
tieth frame. Clark's high run was
sixteen, while Wallace's was twenty
two.
A large crowd was present to wit
ness the exhibition and all were
pleased with the shooting of the two
green cloth sport sharks.
Here are the scores by frames:
Wallace-14, 10, IA, 10, O, 8, s,
IA, a, 1, IL, 6, 2, 5, IA, 7, 10, 8, g
$50.
Clarke, 4, 0, 1, IA, 6, 8, 0, 10,
10, 2, 8, IL, 8, 0, Z, l, 5, 2--103.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
Acted on tho Advice.

A well to do business man of Arkan-
sas City tells a unique story OF how he
got started In life. When a young man,
without much money, he struck New
York city. While walking down the
street he saw a sign which read, I'VE
will tell you how to get rich for ST."
a y the Kansas City Journal. He
went In and planked down a dollar and
received instructions In q sealed envel-
ope. Going out on the street, he open
ed the envelope and found a slip OF pa
per reading, Work like the devil and
saw your money" Did he have the
outfit arrested fer swindlingr No, IN
deed! He took their advice, and today
he Is worth more than 100000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18

Dedicated to the 'Rivfes."
Here's to the team
That delivers the goods
Gents from the city
Or geeks from the woods,
Hillside or valley,
Mountain or plain,
Sunshine or shadow
Or starlight or rain.
Any old time or
Or condition or place
Taking it easy
o. Or roughhouse to face,
But putting it over
And scoring in a pinch
Even if 1T isn't
A lead pipe cinch.
It's not all over yet! Yes-the
Riversides did journey to South Am
boy last night and they won from
the boys representing that burg but
there are still but few fanf in the
city across the river who are not
imbued with the confident feeling
that their favorite warriors can trim
the city champions. And perhaps
they have a right to entertain this
for be is known that the
-Wilentz clan~df1 not romp away with
the bacon in this fray in the usual
manner in which they take victories
but instead were content with simply
wtnning-that's all. There were no
counters to spare In the camp Of the
boys from this side. They needed
all they could get and you have to
hand 1t to them for making the best
Of their opportunities. On the other
hand the South Amboy lads threw
away a chance to cop the fray in the
first administration, when they
missed nine successive foul shots.
To remind you readers of the close
ness OF the warfare we will refer to
you the score at the end of the
second period: Riversides 26, South
Amboy "a.
It was a great battle in which
these crack aggregations met last
night on the knights of Pythias
court in South Amboy and the larg-
est crowd that ever attended q bas-
ketball game in the burg across the
bridge was present. We will also
add that It was as enthusiastic a
throng as one would want and still
an orderly one. The Riversides
brought over more than Two cars OF
rooters, while South Amboy sent q
much larger representation. The
management of the O'Toole-Forgot-
son combination deserve praise for
the commemorate manner In which
they handled the crowd, who YER
roped of from the playing space.
And in order to please everyone con
cerned, the management went to an
extra expense Of getting Clancy, OF
South River, to referee.
Referee Clancy called IA fouls
on the visitors and 8 on the home
boys. While the city champions
feel certain that he favored the
South Amboy lads, they do not de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
RIVERSIDES GAIN GREAT
GLORY IN SOUTH AMBOY
BEFORE RECORD CROWD
KEYP0RT H. S.
GETS VICTORY

Keyport, Dec. 18-Vlctory greeted
the efforts of the Keyport high
school basketball players in their
battle last Saturday against the
heavier Baptist Sunday school toss
ers on the latter's court. The final
tally was 1T. 1t was through the
fine team work and accurate basket
shooting that the knowledge factory
of this burg was able to score a win.
Mines, ~Bahrenburg, Polling, Manner
and Rapp comprised the victorious
aggregation, while Whitteback, Chin
cry, Webster, Smith, Hommes and
Wallfng composed the Baptist crew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
BURNING SUCCESS T0
PLAY IN WOODBRIDGE

Five basketball players from this
burg will travel to Woodbridge to-
morrow night under the nom de
plume Of Burning Success. This
squadron will stack their forces
against the Parish House Reserves
andA lively fray is promised. From
all accounts the Success bunch, who
are handled by none other than the
honorable Big Chief Payne himself,
mean to live up to their cognomen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
SPODINIS.
Elephants as Exeoutioners.


Some idea of what Baroda, India.
was In times past may be gathered
from the following: A hundred ele-
plants were kept at the expense OF
the state, and criminals were executed
wretch, tied hand and foot. WAS fas-
tened by a long rope round the waist to
the elephants hind leg. Then the ami
NAL was made to trot through the city,
and the man, at almost every step re-
bounding against stones and obstacles.
soon became q mass Of bruises and
wounds and a CHASTITY spectacle. II he
survived this his head was placed on a
block and the elephant crushed 1t with
his foot-Exchanxe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18

No Likely.

Despite the view that players are ex
%travagant and don't save their money
Ada Lewis Is a frugal actress, and she
has been putting her money away for
years. She owns an apartment build
Ing In New Rochelle. N. Y. When
she went down there to make arrange
ments for building the apartment. she
was waited upon by members of the
chamber Of commerce, who congratu
lated her upon her enterprise.
will dogs be allowed In the build
fng?" was asked.
mo" v
t'Will children be barredf"
mo. indeed. was the QUICK reply.
"And / will go you one better. l will
give a months rent free to the parents
of every baby born in the apartment"
This pleased the com nittee immense
ly. and as they bowed out she smiled
a little and remarked:
But l forgot to say this Is to be 4
bachelor apartment"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
HASSANS GAIN
IN SAYREVILLE
BOWLING RACE
Defeat the Yankees Three
Straight Games Corner
Gang Fails to Show Up.
FIRM HOLD ON SECOND
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

~Sayreville, Dec. 18.-By taking
three straight from the Yankees
Monday night, the Hassans gained
a better hold on second place in the
S~ayreville Bowling League. The
Corner Gang failed to put in an
appearance for their scheduled
game. However, they will be forced
to complete their present list of
games before they are allowed on the
mex round as the magnates of the
league desire to know the real COM
parison between the different bowl
ing teams and the only way to ascer-
tain that is by the way they roll.
The ore Of last nights game,
Hassans VS.. Yankees, are as follows:
HaSSanS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
DEN MIDCETS PLAY
NEPTUNE WANDERERS

The Neptune Wanderers We. Den
Midgets is the game carded for
tomorrow afternoon at the Roessler
gymnasium. The Dens will lineup as
follows: Forwards, Fiigen and Jago;
center. Hardiman; guards, Liddle
and Palmer. The Neptunes will
have Daley and Seel for forwards,
Flynn for center and Dametsch and
Griswold for guards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
M e DI
TO THE AFFLICTED

If you have thin, poor, impoverished
blood, weak and unstr1na 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 treatment.
This you can obtain at the well known,
long established Office of
DR.. GRINDLE
the Specialist,
where thousands before you nave found
complete and speedy restoration to
health, power and viRor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
REDSKIN RESERVES
ON ROESSLER COURT

Because of a cancellation made
by the Elizabeth Y. M. G. A., the
management of the Dens will be una
BILE to furnish the promised attrac-
ton on the Roessler court tomor-
row night. Instead the Iroquois Re-
serves have been booked. Redskin
Leader Payne will not announce his
lineup just yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
HEAVIES
IN MAIN BOUT

Fred Mckay, the we'll known
heavyweight, and Bill Take, the
giant negro, will meet in the main
bout Of the stag which will be held
by the Liberal A. c.. in Rosebank, S.
L., Saturday night. The usual num-
Der OF preliminaries and star semi
finals will also be held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
FEATURE CLASH
HERE TONIGHT

Fans in this burg will be treated
to a rar card tonight on Goodwill
court, when the Seasides and Joe
PIass' band Of favorites battle for
supremacy. These teams fought to
two twenty minute halves of tie play
ingand tonight is the time set for the
final struggle to decide superiority.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18

B0WLERS Win
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Aeyport, Dec. 18:-The Royal Ar
canum bowlers materially increased
their lead and further cIinched their
hold on first in the inter-borough
bowling tourney when on Monday
night they walloped the Brunswick
in three successive games.
Here are the scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
COUNTY SEAT LASSIES
PLAY IN SOUTH RIVER

Both the New Brunswick and
South River high school fair sex
basketball teams will open their
season Saturday afternoon, when
these aggregations clash on the lat
ter's court. The fray is expected to
be an interesting one and while the
South River lassies will be on their
home court, many believe the county
seaters are sure winners.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
SEASIDES TO BATTLE
WITH SOUTH AMB0Y
s,eotal to the EVENING NEWS.

South Amboy, Dec. 18.-Manager
Dolan of the Seasides, will cart his
band OF tossers here on Saturday
night when the Staten Islanders will
pitch a camp and try to conquer
the fast bunch of local warriors on
the Knights Of Pythias court.
These aggregations met before in a
battle which resulted in a victory
for the Neptune" forces, but the
visitors are much strengthened since
they were here several weeks ago.
Thy now have the celebrated
Krumppe, of the Christ church Ca
diets In their midst. A fine fray is
expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
Official Scorino.

g. Official Scoring.
"Sheuld Butcher get the credit for
winning WaterloeT"
NO; that victory Is credited to Wei
Iington. Butcher didn't relieve him un-
til about the eighth inning."-LOuis-
vile Courier-JournaI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
DIR 'GRINDLE

May be consulted at his Office, III
West 18th Street, between 9th and 7th
AYES, New York, where he has been
located for more than thirty years
Advice Free. Medicine Il.
His professional services are the
lowest
Hours 9 to .. Sundays . to T.
evening NEWS covers the uald
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
STERLINCS. TRAVEL
TO new BRUNSWICK

Guy Gilbert's sterlings will jour
ney to New Brunswick tonight,
where they will play the Catholic
Club quintet of hat place. The
South River tossers are going at top
notch speed at present and a victory
is expected by their supporters.
themselves, and nearly all dopists.
- All h news Tor 10 cents a week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18

- YOUR BICYCLE Re.
PAIRER Is BACK AGAIN,
I have a fine line new and used
Bicycles, the best kinds Of Tires and
Supplies. AL kinds Of Toys. Baby
Carriage Tires from SOC a set. Repairs
of all kinds Of machines. You know
the place.
N AAinssn MARssEfE \.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
k&L1VE !! ,o, TIPS
By Gosh
By BOSCO


Truth is a bell that isn't always toled.
so your marriage has been un happy. Three years ago you appear
ed crazy to marry" .u.
81 was, but / didn't know it."
A map of a mans errors would only serve to make the next one
laugh instead of avoiding the rocky marks.
Hubby docking up from newspaper)-"My dear, have you seen any
of those invisible suits YETI"
Wie-"Invisble suits! What arr you talking about?" tr- 1r9
Hubby-"Why, here's a New York ladies' tailor advertising tSuit
made to order with or without material"
The unwriten law should be argued with dumb eloquence. p --.s
Still there is a Boehm of hope In the e excise board.
just a Mistake.
I once loved a lassie Nf-
And thought she loved me,
Till popped the question
And got handed the &c. B." en- """ '''N4N
They Were His Friends.
When Mr.. B. did not return home the next day after being nut all
night Mrs. B, his wife, at first became alarmed, but upon second
thought she decided that he must have remained at a friends house. To
relieve her anxious mind, however, she sat down and wrote the following
telegram to six of his most intimate friends: did my husband spend
the night with your They wer his friends, all right, and imagine Ter
surprise when she received six replies within a hour which read: "Yes,
your husband as at my house all night"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18

Read the Classified aus. on page 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18
Who Is This Miss?


He calls on her every Sunday,
But he don't go home till Monday.
She says, ooh, honey mine
Then he returns the love sign.
They spoon Whene'er they meet
Except when on the street.
That sure Is too much for mel
Forever may they happy be.
The Height Of Misfortune.
She was a simple maiden,
He a modern prince,
Who thought that he could win her,
Her love was all but cinched.
He told Of his affections,
Deep running as a stream.
His emotions brought reflections
OF her richly clothed esteem.
He said, 81 love you, darling,
You are my ideal now.
No fairer face or figure
Does this grand world endow.
No member of the royalty,
No bird or fragrant flower 1
Has e'er enwreathed the garden,
Or born from heavens bower,
That can surpass you, dearie,
In virtue and beauty sweet,
Or kindle a flame within my heart
And cause an extra beat.
My love is yours forever,
Without you life Is dull,
Like a ship that has been severed
or all else but the hull.
Put your hand in mine, dove,
And roam with me this way,
Into the life of bliss and love, !
Till the dawn of LIES last day."
She answered very sweetly,
For your love | must thank.
But when I've told my story
You'll think me quite a crank.
/ have so many s%uitors,
They number twenty-five.
But / shall love you. darling,
When all the rest are through.
Don't think ME vain or tickle,
Worldly, inhuman or wise,
But I can't stop the attentions
OF all the other guys.
When l get old and feeble,
Wrinkled, bent and gray,
I'll look you up where'er o be,
And come to 20 to stay"
Billie was disappointed,
Fol a long time did~he grieve,
And took to drinking cocktails,
And his broken heart relieve.
1mpatiently he waits
For the girl who will in part
Relieve the sting. happiness bring,
Into his aching heart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-18

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YOUTHFUL TO MAKE
AGED THEIR GUESTS
Old Folks May Enjoy Outing
of June 90 Without Cent
of Expense.

y.varv amusement feature at Wanda
rnerc Will be thrown open TO the old folks
NJ Salt Lake on their annual outing day.
June 26
Manager Edward IcCleland OF Wan
Aamere has closed negotiations with the
old folks committee TO have the hon
ored, aged guests OF every Utah citizen
take full advantage Of ali pleasures at
the resort which will bring their mem
orles back To the DAYS when they slid
down bannisters. played hop-scotch and
shucked corn for the red ear and its ac-
companying kiss.
In their turn the old folks OF Salt Lake
City Will be hosts TO the old folks OF the
Granite and Jordan stakes All those
who are between 10 and so years young
VIII wear red ribbons. while those who
are from so TO 90 Years younger will
have blue ribbons. For those who have
seen more than 80 birthdays, and yet
live and laugh, the distinguishing white
badge Will be provided.
Not a penny will be charged TO the
blessed old folks for their fun. They
may dance without figuring the cost of
the fiddler, The Utah Light & Railway
company Will carry them from their
homes to Wandamere and back again,
and every conductor will pass up his
badged passengers with Hello. grandpa
and grandma!
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ORPHEUM PLAYERS TO
AID HUMANE SOCIETY

Having secured several convictions for
cruelty 10 animals. the members OF the
salt Lake Humane society now propose
10 take up the work with Increased vigor.
In order 70 do so funds are REQUIRED.
Through the courtesy OF David Keith
the orga nizstion pays no rent for Its
headquarters and all the members are
volunteers, from DIR. T. r. Beattie, the
president down. However. II has be-
come essential TO employ an Inspector.
With this object In View. a COMMITTEES
Of ladies' Is at work raising the necessary
funds.
Yesterday the committee called upon
the management Of the Orpheum with tho
result that the receipts OF Monday night
VIII be devoted 10 tire Salt Lake Humane
society One thousand tickets were
turned over 10 the committee and an ac-
i've canvass was inaugurated Mr.
Mack and the orpheum players win give
thelr tne and talents TO a finished pre-
sentation Of Richard Harding Davis 3
comedy. The Dictator" This play. in
which Willie Collier starred for two
years. carries good story and is IN
evory sense OF the word worth while
Tickets are now on sale at several OF
lhe downtown drug stores. including the
schramm- johnson. Halliday and Bridge
drug stores.
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VISIT TO SALT LAKE
BRINGS HIGH PRAISE

In a recent number OF DIE Woche a
leading German periodical, Herr Fedor
Won GobeltIty, one OF Il party Of dis
tinguished Germans who recently made
the trip around the world on the Cleve-
land, In an article descriptive OF the
trip devotes by far the greater part OF
his paragraph on the United States to
Salt Lake.
AS this was written with no Idea OF
Salt Lakers seeing II. It is certainly an
unfeigned tribute a translation OF the
follows.
'In New York invitations rained upon
us. Our friends hardly gave us time to
think. On the journey through the
United States there was one unforget-
able noon hour when the orgsnist OF the
in the Mormon city of Salt
Lake gave an organ recital. There sat
twenty Germans in an enormous, bare,
vaulted hall and listened with bated
breath TO the music OF a gigantic organ.
master was playing and he played his
way into our hearts. and whenever I re-
member this hour / am OF the opinion
that it was the most beautiful greeting
which We received on our whole trip"
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