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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
PARISH HOUSE
PLAY TONIGHT
Will Oppose Oaks on Kozus'
k0 Hall Court.

In their first game Of the season.
the Parish House basketball quintet
will oppose the Oaks on the Kozusko
hall court In Hall avenue tonight. A
preliminary has been carded by Man
ager William Seiboth and dancing
will also be an attraction. The Oaks
Jrs. and the Ashlands will clash In
the "prelim" which is expected to be
a real classy battle.
There will be many on hand to see
the tussle between the Parish House
crew, of Woodbridge, and the Boys
from the Timbers" as both squads
are supposed to be senior crews, al
though several junior teams in this
burg doubt the eligibility of either
into senior ranks. IT either squad
gains a one-sided victory, it will no
doubt mean that the other bunch be-
longs in Junior circles. Manager Sci
both claims that his boys are in the
best of condition and expect to meet
victory in the tussle tonight, while
Manager Christie, of the Woodbridge
quintet, refuses to make any predic-
tons although he states that his
bunch will give a good account of
themselves.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
NO CHANGE IN
RIVE LINEUP
Durham to Appear at Pivot
--ReyEoIds Still Out.

With Bill Reynolds still On the
hospital list, the Riverside basketball
team will have to oppose the speedy
New Brunswick Five Saturday night
in the Auditorium with the same
lineup that defeated the College
Settlement crew last week. The
"Rivies" regret greatly the fact that
their coach and pivot crack is being
kept out Of the game and hope for
his speedy recovery so hal he will
be able to be back to start drilling
the "Rivies' into new formations and
plays.
"Corky" Durham will be asked to
play center for the Riversides Satur-
day night as he made a classy show
ing on his last appearance against
the College Settlement crew. 1t is
believed that Van Dyke, the center
of the visitors, is the classiest tosser
of the crew, in which case Durham
will have to go at a mile-a-minute
rate. The Riversides have confidence
in the ability of Durham and believe
him the best man in these parts to re-
place Reynolds, who may be able to
give some aid on the coaching lines
Saturday night. Bill has been con-
fined TO his home for three days and
Saturday will probably be the first
time he will be outdoors this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
ATHLETICS AND
T. A. c.. BATTLE
To Decide Supremacy Satur-
day on TottenviIIe Oval.

After being unable to arrange an
other game with the Alaska bal nine
fer the championship of Staten IS
land, the T. A. G. has finally decided
to book the South Amboy Athletlcs
for a game Saturday on Tottenvlile
Oval in the last game OF the season
for either crew. The South Amboy
nine have already closed their sea-
son but are anxious to get a whack
at the T. A. c. and so the tnssle will
be one of gpfeat interes. fan
dom in these par.ts-rE1 -
Atkinson will no doubt occupy ths
mound for the Athletics and he ex-
poets to twirl in his best style. He
pitched against the It. A. c. for the
Saint Anthonys on a previous occa-
sion and was defeated but he had an
off-day then, 1t is claimed. He is
anxious to chalk up a defeat against
Robedee and believes this will be his
best opportunity. Many fans are ex-
pected to witness the battle from
Perth Amboy as well as South AM
boy.
The Alaska management made
such offers, it is reported by Mr..
Shea, that the arrangement of a
game to decide the championship of
Staten Island, was practically impos-
sible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
START INTER
CLASS GAMES
Sophomore Boys Beat Fresh
men and Senior Girls Score

In the opening games of the inter-
class series in the high school, the
Sophomore boys defeated the Fresh
men and the Senior girls scored
ended 2S-10, while the tussle between
the fair sex squads resulted 17-9.
Both games were played ON the court
in the rear of the high school.
The Sophomores changed their
lineup every few minutes allowing
nearly candidate for a position a job.
Eddy Flynn, who is supposed to be
one of the best in the Freshmen
ranks, was absent from their lineup
yesterday and so while they we're
beaten yesterday, the '16 bunch ex-
pect to make things more interesting
when they get into matters again.
Boys Game.
Here are the lineups in the boys
fray:
Sophomores (2S). Freshmen (1O).
DAILY, GOldberger,. G. Wilson, F1egen
forwards.
Quackenbush, BRIGGS 80. Griswold
Hardiman
center.
Seel, Kutcher ...... Gadek, Alex
Peter Dametsch
guards.
Field goals-Briegs (4), COLDER
ger go, Hardiman (3), Quacken-
bush %, Dametsch %. Goals from
foul line-Briegs a.. Hardiman
y. Referee, s.. NJ. Lipscomb.
Timekeeper. Brace Eggert.
Girls Game.
In the second other tussle between
the Seniors and Junior girls, Doro-
thy Greenbaum was the highest scor-
ing factor. Here are the nakeups
of +he srradS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
CRY R On ON AGAIN AGAIN
IN LITTLE SEWAREN
Do|an Of A. A. Nine De-
CIareS HostI'ities on by Post
ing IS Iron Men.

governed the contest two weeks ago
when the A. C. squad defeated the
A. A. crew for rs seeds" There
will be an exception in the eligible
lists of both teams, one player be-
ing changed in the makeup Of either
nine.
Manager Peter Larson, OF the Sc
warren A. c., when seen in regard
to the money posted, stated that he
would be on hand Friday night with
a roll which would sound like forty
iron Manager Dolan will prob
ably send twenty-five 'screamers'
more to make 1t forty straight for
his bunch.
Such rivalry has never yet been
seen in the little suburban burgs
h~ereabouts and many fans from this
city will travel to the warfield where
this battle will be waged to see the
struggle. 1t is intended that the
game be staged Sunday, with Mr..
Snow Man and Jack the Frost's per-
mission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

War has not yet been ended in
the little burg up the line called
Sewaren, wherein two rival baseball
clubs dwell, namely the Sewaren A..
A. and the Sewaren A. c. Arthur
Zehrer, representing Manager j.. ].
Dolan, of the former, paid us a visit
last night and posted SIS as the de-
post on a side bet for ANOTHER
baseball game with the Larson crew
for THIS SEASON. eye gods and
minnie fshes!) Zehrer claims that
Manager Dolan will increase the
amount of the bet In accordance
with the wishes of the magnate of
the Sewaren A. c. The other coin
will be posted by the teams Friday
night, that is the money which the
Sewaren A. G. expects to post and
the additional sheckels of the Sc
warren A. A. nine.
All arrangements for the game
between the two rival clubs will be
practically the same as those which
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
FIRST LEAGUE TUSSLE
TO Be CONTESTED IN
WOODBRIDGE COURT
South River Rieh School Quintet
10 Oppose Red and Black
Squad in Opener.

school; St. Benedict's College, of
Newark; Battin H. s., of Elizabeth,
and those of similar calibre.
South Rivers fandom will be
represented at the game tomorrow
night and much cheering will be
done for either crew.
While these two teams are bat
Ting, Perth Amboy high schools
quintet will lie idle awaiting to hear
which n OF the two will be the
most formidable in the race for
county honors. 1t is conceded by all
that the local school has at least an
even chance with any of tho other
schools, II not a bette cnance, SO
the result Of the first league match
will result in the comparison of the
winner with the crimson and white
team.
Several lovers of the winter sport
from this city may also witness the
first league game tomorrow night in
WOO1bridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

Woodbridge high school will open
Its basketball season tomorrow night
in a game against the quintet repre-
senting the South River high school.
The battle will be waged on the
court which is connected with the
school building in Woodbridge and
a lively tussle Is expected. Besides
opening the season for both teams,
the game is the initial one Of the
Middlesex County High School Bas-
ketball League. There is much in
terest in this league and a large
crowd Is expected to turn out to see
the opposing squads in action to see
which team will start the league
series with a victory.
The Woodbridge crew expects to
have an easy time of matters in their
first game and believe that they will
be speedy enough this season to
stack up against such quintets as
those representing Red Bank high
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
LIVE
TIPS
~
BIZ BOSCO


Fashion nole-Red Sox viii be
popular all winter. Going to wear
EN-?
Old enough to vote-most of the
5uffragettes. Beyond a doubt!
Funny thing said Dug Couden
last night, that forest fires start in
the mountain ranges"
g =
The man who is a dismal failure
at inventing excuses has no business
TO get married.
A woman has to be pretty good at
figures to make a fashionable dress
maker.
Catcher Cady, of the Red Sox, got
a splinter in his hand during one Of
the worlds series games. Came from
a ball of WOOD. Yes, CADY-Did.
He stood on the bridge at midnight,
The county bridge | mean,
He threw his shirt in the water
And pulled it out all clean.
You're an easy guy to see through.
You're as gentle as a lamb,
Quite true, replied Friend Louis,
You see my names Glass-man.
SMOKER.
'Tis better to have bet and lost
than never to have bet at all.-Sign-
ed Jack X.
Cocky D. asked to insert a note
the effect that-he would rather
be a Spotswood lobster than a local
wise guy. He is chortling today and
by the gods he may do so-won SIS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
|R0QU0|S FACE
CATHOLIC CLUB

The Catholic Club basketball quin-
tet, of New Brunswick, will make
their first appearance in this C ty
against the ~Iroquois FRIDAY. October
IS. The Redskins" expect 20 de-
feat the county seat squad, although
they will meet a fast bunch of toss
ers In the college town crew. joe
Billott-Joe wanted to match these
c. c.. boys against the Ri1ersides,
but the "Rivies" management adj
vised the Auditorium secretary to
book them against the %IrouuOiS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

not exhaust himself on every ball he
throws. He lets his ielders do some
thing, and when it is necessary 10
fool a batter he is able to do it. This
was shown in the last inning of the
first game when, with men on second
and third and only one out, he famed
Fletcher and Crandall, two hard hit
ters. The picture of Woods hand
shows the way he grips a ball to
throw an inshoot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

Boston, Oct. 17:-"Smoky" Joe
Wood, the man who throws a ball so
fast that batsmen can't see it-and
how can they hit what they can't see?
was the hero of the worlds series
games. He has proved to be even
better than his friends said, and he
has showed that he has his nerves
under perfect control, for nothing
ear rattle him. He uses his head as
well as his hand and arm, for he does
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
Owe FEATURE
IN THE SPORTS

prove the star performers Of the
evening. Desmond, Pete O'Toole,
Rielley (Swat), and Maloney are the
other members of the Saint An
thongs.
Inc Peerless quintet also have a
clever crew of skaters and while
they are not as classy as the Saints
ON the rollers, they are believed to
have the advantage in basketball
playing abilities. Earl Clnney, Joe
Tracey, "Chippey" Erickson and
several other junior basketball toss
ers will form the Peerless crew.
These teams have praeticed and
those who have already see them in
action will surely be on hand to see
the tussle tomorrow night as the
game is a speedy one which affords
the spectators an exhibition of clev-
nrneSS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
TEAMS AFTER
LOCAL GAMES

Aronson A. A., of the Second City
Recreation Center of Newark, would
like to play basketball with all first
class teams in this vicinity having
home courts and offering suitable in
ducements. such teams as Neptunes,
Of South Amboy: Michelin Five. of
South River; Riversides, %Iroquois,
Y. M. H. A., Of Perth Amboy; Flying
Five, of Tottenville, and all other
teams.
The Aronson team have earned a
reputation around Newark n
would like to pit their strength
against all crack teams. They are
sure Of putting up a fast game. Ad-
dress all communications to Mana
ger M. Robinson, 373 Springfield
avenue. Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

travel to the little burg across the
river to cheer their "Injuns" to WIS.,
tory.
The battle between Carl Mullins
and Harry Schwartz at the pivot will
be the one which everyone will Gag
erly watch. Mullins is believed by
many, who have seen him perform
this season, as eligible to senior
ranks and it will be his first oppor-
tunity to show real class. Schwartz
will have a hard task in the competi-
ton with Mullins as he is strong,
speedy, husky and clever.
If the "Redskins' have a warrior
who can hold down South Amhoy's
speed artist, Jimmy Canton, they
have an excellent show of winning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

One of the most novel of features
in sports in this city will be intro
duced tomorrow night when two
basketball teams meet in a tussle on
roller skates. The quintets will be
the Saint A%nthonys and the Peerless.
Pete O"Toole, groundkeeper OF the
Auditorium, is in charge Of the Saint
team, while Earl Cluney Is holding
the reins of the Peerless aggrega-
ton. The tussle is expected TO be a
real classy one as every player Will
be a shark on skates, which practlc-
ally assures a clever exhibition.
Billy Christofferson and Harry
Gallagher, two OF the best roller
skaters in this burg, will play for
wards for the State street boys.
These boys are not wholly unfamil-
lar with basketball either and added
to their skating ability they should
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
REDSKINS To STACK
UP AGAINST NEPTUNES

The Payne-Reynolds combination
of %Iroquois basketball tossers will re-
ceive its first real test of strength
Saturday night, Oct. 20, when the
"Redskin" warriors journey across
the county bridge to stack their pow
ers against the Neptune crew. 1t will
be the Neptune Seniors that the I'm
juns" will tackle and it will be the
first call of the local tossers for a
permanent position in senior COM
pany.
Big Chief Philip believes his favor
ties will give the South Amboy ag-
gregation a lively go for the issue
and his players bear him out in the
statement. A large crew of rooters
will accompany the locals when they
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
LAST GAME IN
FIRST SERIES
Company B. to Roll Against
Auroras in West Brighton

In the All Staten Island Bowling
League Company B Five will roll
against the Auroras tonight in West
Brighton. This will be the fifth
game Of the series, completing the
FIRST set, since each quintet has roll
ed once. Mariners Harbor, Amlci-
tias, Stickers and Richmond No. l
are in a tie for first place. while all
the others with the exception Of the
two that meet tonight are in a tie
for last place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
SILVER LAKE
TEAM BOOKED
By Manager Abe Forgotson
of the Neptunes.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Specadt TO tNe FGNiNO NE VS.
South Amboy, Oct. 17:-As the at
traction Saturday night, Manager
Abe Forgotson has booked the
Franklin Five. Of Silver Lake, to op-
pose his Neptune quintet on the
Knights of Pythias court. Jimmy
Canton is expected to be back into
the fold again and SO the locals feel
certain of victory despite the fact
that the visitors will come here well
recommended. A large crowd Is eX-
pected to turn out to see the Nep-
tunes come back into their winning
stride and the basketball players will
make one of the hardest attempts of
their career to annex this struggle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
COUNTY LEAGUE
MEETS TONIGHT

There will be a meeting of the Mid
dlesex County Basketball League in
the offices OF James Mershon In AL
bany street, New Brunswick, tonight.
All the teams who expect to join will
doubt be represented at the ses-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
tn Renew Chiffon.

Spread 0 wei cloth over a very hot
Iron and hold the chiffon over the
steam until 1t is free from wrinkles.
Renew both cloth and iron az soon as
the steam flows feebly. Allow the
chiffon to dry quickly.-Ladies' Home
Io,-pal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

Seniors %. Juniors (9).
D. Greenbaum, .......M. Conquest
C.. Pfeiffer .......... A. Rhodes
forwards.
G.. Frost ........... H. Bechtel
center.
D.. Hanson .......... l.. de Hamm
side center.
C. Smith, NJ. Lewis, ...Dolon, DAILY
guards.
Goals from field-Pfeiger ca,
Greenbaum go, Rhodes (3). Con-
quest %. Goals from foul line
Greenbaum CD. Rhodes %. Rer-
cree and umpire. Misses Smith and
F'etcher.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

Any affair OF happening. or cir
lumstance, which Is TOO small tn
make a Want I'D. worth while az
an adjusting force Is too small to
WORRY HDOuL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

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., 1912-10-17
Origin Of "Spinster."

OTTHTH OF "opTHsteT.
"Spinster," as a term, owes its orig
in to the fact that In oiden days the
law did not permit a woman to marry
until she had spun a complete set OF
linen. There was a particularly whole
some restraint about some of the old
in Wa
The EVENING Ne us has the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
WEATHER Y ERE.

Observations Of the United
States weather bureau taken al
= .. III. yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
EDIC
TO THE AFFLICTED.

If you have thin, poor, IMPOVERISHED
blood, weak and unstrung nerves, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, are without vour
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. GRNDLE.
the Specialist,
where thousands before you have
found complete aE' speedy restoration
to health, power and viQor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17
DR.. GRINDLE

May be consulted at mis- Office. I'll
West 18th Street, between 9th and
9TH AYES, New York, where he has
beer located for more than thirty
years.
Advice Free Medicine ST..
His professional services are the
lowest.
Hours Q to o. SUNDAYS 9 to 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-17

journal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-18
Legal Notices.

form or in substance. as a majority in IN
tercSt of the stockholders may determine
al a meeting held for that purpose
&. That the principal office and place Of
doing business of said proposed CORPORA =
ton viii be in the city OF Atlanta, Fulton
county. Georgia, but petitioners desire the
privilege of doing business anywhere in
the state of Georgia, or elsewhere. as may
be necessary or desirable for the proper
conduct of said business ana to further
the purposes Of said corporation
Wherefore, petitioners pray that they.
their associates, successors and assigns.
be- made "a body corporate under the name
and style OF Atlauta Blenco Coal COMPANY.
for the purposes, objects and period afore
said. and entitled To and Invested with
all the rights, powers. privileges i'm
muuitieS ana franchises, above specified.
or granted by law, or which an Individual
might have Or exercise IN connection with
the business aforesaid, and which are not
expressly denied by law TO corporations.
and subject to the restrictions and liza
bilitics fixed by law
A.. This mn day of september 1872
WALTER r. JOHNSON
Petitioners AtturupN.
T. Arnold BruNlcs clerk of the superior
court Uf Fulton county Georgia do hereby
certify that Cine foregoing is Il true and
correct coos of ihe original petition foe
incorporation under me name uf Atlanta
itIs II.N NuN ut ~epcWher l9il
ARNOLD BltbAlI~
'lcrk sup'uot Court, Fulton County. ga.