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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

the evening George Ash, of Philadel-
phia, and Bat Weinert, Of Orange,
battled. The match was not as in
teresting as the semi-wind-up despite
the fact that it lasted the ten
rounds which it was scheduled to go.
The boxers were middleweights and
they started in at a fast pace in the
first round. In the third period they
appeared groggy and the fans ex-
pected to see either drop at any
moment, but in the fourth and there
after the NIT artists showed the
comeback" spirit and made things
interesting. Ash did not show the
class expected of him, while Weinert
was on hand with the goods.
Kid Lewis, OF this city, defeated
Young Mack, of Newark, in the only
four-round preliminary. The local
NIT artist showed his usual class and
although his opponent was one of
experience, the classy little Amboyan
displayed too much Of cleverness to
suit the Newark fist singer. The
bout was a fast exhibition.
Kid Clemens, of this city, was
carded to appear In the other pre-
liminary but since his opponent was
disqualified by the physician of the
club the bout was not staged. Be
cause of this fact more boxing will
be given at the next stag,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
Tho Joints of the Acrobat.

Everybody has seen the acrobat dis.
locate his joints. By means Of hexions
and contortions that have been prac-
ticed from a very early age the spinal
cord has been converted Into what Is
to all intents and purposes a rubber
tube. He can throw his head low
enough to put his neck between his
legs and bend his back into a bow
almost as complete as that Of the fire
side cat. A medical mar has classified
these dlslocations and say that the di-
gestion Of such men is almost always
perfect, provided they do o carry
their exercises to excess He thinks
the circulation is stimulated to a de-
gree where waste products of the body
are more easily ellminated.-Harper's.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
CUNNING TRIP
OF FOUR DAYS
~Spotswood Man Disappointed
lin Hunt for Geese
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

HNS' 49,
Spotswood. March 25.-Frank s.
Vliet, a local hotel keeper had a keen
disappointment last week when he
gunned for four days down at Tuck
erton, for geese. Frank came home
with just the same number Of shells
as when he started-with geese"
equalling the minus quantity. Ac-
cording to the local sharpshooter, the
fowls were wary and exceedingly
fond of flying around In circles about
a mile off shore. The new law pro-
hibits "stools" planted more than
100 feet Off shore, therefore the res
son OF Mr.. Vliet's empty game bag.
He bagged a few ducks, of the nom
desirable kind, and will content him
self with the knowledge that next
time-good night geese! The last
time Frank visited the shores Of
South Jersey he al credited with
killing flfty-four ducks. Anyway, he
killed a whole lot. Oysters and hard
or soft clans are plentiful down in
Tuckerton, the hunter states, and
you can drag In all you want, OF
either kind, in an hours digging.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
DATE OF R|VERS|DE-PUR|TAN
BATTLE CHANGED TO APRIL 2
March 20 Found Unsatis-
factory to Team--Agrss-
ment Is Mutual.
WHO WILL PURITANS HAVE?
Schwartz, CrabisI, Deegan
and Sullivan Have Rsgu-
lar Berths

For several very good reasons the
next battle between the Riverside
and Puritan basketball teams which
was scheduled to be played on the
Auditorium court March 28 will not
be contested until April 2. BY this
change the game is taken out of a
week during which scores of dances,
balls and other social events are be-
ing held, into a week Of quiet when
everyone will enjoy this much await
ed clash more than he would had the
teams been pitted against one an
other this week.
The date of the fray was changed
on the suggestion of Manager Dave
Wilentz, of the Riversides. Manager
Mullen, Of the Puritans. arranged
for the new time set for the battle
and both aggregations have begun
printing themselves for this most
important occasion. 1t Is expected
throughout sporting circles in Md
dlesex that the Puritans will have a
new factor in their makeup when
the warfare begins on the night OF
April 2. Who this factor will be
cannot be doped out just now. At
first it was supposed that Fred Gar
land would be the choice Of Mullen.
However, it is not known whether
Garland is still looked upon with as
much favor as formerly. At any
rate, "Our F~orefathers" will present
n formidable makeup and their
hackers are satisfied to wager all
kinds of coin on the result of the
battle. On the strength Of the first
fray of the series, which ended in a
close win for the Riversldes, the sup
porters of the city champion COM
bine are also ready to wager a few
''seeds'' on their favorites.
Johnny Deegan and Sullivan will
be the guards for the Puritans and
Harry Schwartz will perform at the
throttle. Jimmy Armstrong, Charlie
Crabiel and Fred Garland will be
three of the players from whom the
forwards will be chosen. Charlie
Crabiel has given clever exhibitions
on. every appearance here and looks
like a sure man for one Of the berths
as forward.
The city champions are expected
to have Regain and McCreery as the
forward combine once more, with
Wand at the throttle. Who will play
the guard positions for the "Rtvies'
will probably depend upon who the
P~uritans will use as forwards. In
case Garland is sent In, Durham
may be assigned to be Aliens side
kink. Otherwise Burns will no
doubt perform.
U%p-county fans are interested
more in the coming battle than they
were In the last contest between
these aggregations. Manager Guy
Gilbert, of the sterlings. does not
expect to book any game in South
River for April 2 and every other
part of the county will be Idle as far
as any sporting event is concerned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

Basketball between female teams
was first played here just two years
ago yesterday when the IA girls of
the high school, then Freshmen and
now Juniors, defeated the IL lassies
in a fray on the Auditorium court.
On the same afternoon the maidens
of the class of 1911 were victorious
over the 10 tossers.
Since then female sports at the
local institution of learning have
risen to a high degree. Basketball
records have been good, tennis play
ing has been inaugurated and prac-
tically all sports for which the gent
Ter sex is adapted have been INDUCED
in, For the first time in the high
schools history a girls field meet
was held last fall and so successful
was it that another n Will be held
next fall. In all branches OF ath-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

All hats OFF to Abe Kiviat. He is n
of the greatest all around me in
this country, II not the greatest, and
this will not be doubted if his perform
ances over the board track this winter
are to be followed up with such
achievements next summer. The bow
legged Irish American A. G. athlete is
q marvel. His victories In the 1000
yard and 600 yard run In New York
recently were marvellous perform
ances.
The best of it is that Kiviat Is young,
likes to run and does not fear any one
and in his greatest races has generally
nosed out his opponents. He is one Of
the best racers In the world and a fine
athlete to have a little bet on any time
he starts. Kiviat's record of 2 minutes
Is 4+5 seconds for 1000 yards and l
minute is Is seconds for GOO yards In
n night, beating such remarkable
athletes as Meredith and Halpin, is the
work of n true champion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
MUCH PROGRESS
MADE IN SPORT
BY GIRLS HERE

letics ever attempted by the high
school lassies they have been ably
coached by Miss Ruth B. Fletcher
and Miss Marian Smith, of the fac
ulty. The latest thing among high
school girls. by the way, is the or
ganizing of a baseball team. This
team, however, does not play under
the crimson and white colors but Is
comprised of school girls.
The 1923 female basketball
team has just closed its season with
a splendid record. Considering that
most. of the opposing teams were
supposed to be superior, the locals
have a right to be proud. h Kappa
Delta five fell twice before them.
The ~quintets of the New York Nor
nal School Of Physical Education
and Red Bank high school also met
their fate when stacked against he
crimson maidens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

In a certain school in New York city
the English teacher offered a prize for
the best story to be written by a class
Of little girls. The children, who were
just reaching the romantic age, begged
to be allowed to have it a Love Story
Competition" With amusement the
teacher agreed, and the result was as
tonishing In many ways, also enlight-
ening. Professional writer's have sweat
great drops Of agony and rambled
through $50 pages trying to tell the
story OF woman's victory over a
which one little girl accomplished In a
dozen words:
"She talked until he thought she was
good. Then they We're married.
Woman's Home Companion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
To HAVE THREE
BOUTS OF TEN
At Next Richmond Stag to be
Held April 7.

An unusual card will be presented
by the management Of the Richmond
A. G. at their next stag which will
be held In TottenviIle. April Z.
ten round bouts will be staged
and several preliminaries will also
be carded. As only one preliminary
was given at the show last night,
Matchmaker McNulty has decided to
give more of boxing at the next stag.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE
II LIVE TIPS
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By BOSCO

A woman Is a paradox
yrtt4rlE-, You play her just on form
For instance, it's the n who's fair
That takes the men by storm.
Come early and avoid the rush and you'll find that everyone has
done the same thing
If people only work As hard Is they worrey they wouldn't have any
time to worry.
Many a man who is banking OF amansion in the sky will have to be
content with a four-room celestial fiat.
A plain duty and a plain girl have few wooers.
Generally speaking, a syspeptc Is n who wishes to advise YOU
concerning your diet.
Truths of a Muse.
1t has often been said
That Ireland worships the green,
And that every man in the Killarney land
Knows what the color means.
But in the United States
The long green allied "KUSHr'
Everyone knows is the thing that goes
And nothing else counts much.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
EMPLOYEES OF
STORE
ORGANIZE TEAM
After kggregations OF Like
Calibrs in This Vicinity
Ready to Play.
BIG LIST OF CANDIDATES

Employees of the Greenspan gro
Gerry store have organized q baseball
team and are ready to meet any nine
comprised of grocery clerks in this
city or vicinity. Ned Stinson has been
elected manager and will handle all
the communications and challenges.
Among the players who will be seen
in the makeup of this crew who have
taken the Initiative in organizing
teams composed of clerks are: Will
liam Johansen, William Scott, Jake
.Greenspan, Martin Olsen, e. Christie
pherson, Ben Weiss, Sam Steiman,
Andrew Finan and Gordon Weiss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
Closefsted.

Pendennis-Who is the meanest man
you known Warrington-Old Close6st.
Whenever there is q crowd at the rail-
way ticket office he always gets on the
outside so as to be the last to part with
his money.-Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
SULLIVAN WILL
BOX MITCHELL
Fighting freshman" and Fast
WeltsrWaight Carded

For the main bout at the Liberal
A. C. stag which will be held Satur-
day night, the champion welter-
weight Of Staten Island, Young
Mitchell. and Paddy Sullivan, 1.-The
Fighting Irishman," will meet in a
scheduled ten round affais-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
The Bad Soldier.

In Of the barrack rooms a SOL
der, not having much time to dress
for guard, had cleaned his boots very
well In front, but hardly at all behind.
One of his chums, noticing this, said:
why don't you clean the backs of
your boots, PatY
"Oh," said Pat, clapping On his he'll
met and hurrying out to parade, "a
good soldier never looks behind"
In consequence the adjutant award
ed Pat three extra parades, and a few
days after his chum, seeing a great
difference In his boots, remarked, 81
thought a good soldier never looked
behind, Pat?"
NO." replied Pat. "but the adjutant
does."-London Answers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
Under Real Estate Laws.

A mans interest in real estate I'M
Ter the laws Of the United States ex-
ends from the middle Of the earth
b the blue empyrean. But If q man
leglects to enclose his property. there
b no jury In the country likely to
convict another man Of trespass for
aking a short cut across n corner
VI 1t. And. by the same token, under
Dxisting laws, q property owner would
have to enclose his share OF the sky
before he could hope to convict an
aviator on a charge Of trespassing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
WITH The CROWD

Last night was a big night. to say
the least. To me 1t lasted until 4
q. m.
The song of the early bird: Yea.
30, l think I'm going to crow! 4 a.
M. Ditto.
These days are happy ones for the
future greats.
Michelin basketball warriors have
resigned county championship claims
in favor of the Riversides, of this
city.
The oilers certainly rested long
enough for the game with the T. A.
G. or course, they were under the
guiding wing Of their coach, etc."
during hat time.
Kid Lewis Is fast going from the
preliminary class to the best. How
ever, he Is still In the beginners
ranks and will remain there for q
while for the want Of more expert
ence.
Young Levins and frankie Daley
put up a great fight at the Richmond
A. G. last night.
And the Seasides are still winning.
A game for the Eltingville team
on the T. A. C. or Auditorium court
will mean a halt in their victory col
umn-that's a safe bet.
The meeting of the county schol-
astic athletic league which will be
held Friday in Woodbridge will be
an important one.
Big Harry Rooms Is a retired
merchant" these pleasant days. Yes,
he is on the hospital list.
Just the same, he does his calling
every Sunday and Wednesday nights.
JMPORTANT-One Of the Audi
torium crew has deserted the ranks.
1t is reported that Tod Desmond, OF
skating fame, has landed a job.
Many Easter greetings were In the
form of new headgear. Did you see
Dalton's "sky-piece?" Ye Gods! I
heard 1t two blocks off.
TED.
Expensive Excavation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

Hogan-Dfd Ciancy's wife get a sep
aration? Grogan-She did. Four cops
tore her off him.-Brooklyn Life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25
WIokham SWIMMING Charnplon.

WIokham Swimming Champion.
W. Longworth, the holder of the
Australian 100 yard swimming record
Of "a As seconds, was beaten at Mel
bourne Feb. % in the 100 yard Aus
tralian championship by A. Wickham,
who won the title back In 1904. Wick
ham Is the Australian record holder at
fifty. seventy-fve and eighty yards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

Expensive Excavation.
To bore the deepest hole IN the
world, an opening In Silesia 1850 feet
deep. 1t cost more than so a foot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

Many Easter greetings were in the
form of new h%eadgear. Did you see
Dalton's "sky-piece?" Ye Gods! I
heard 1t two blocks off.
TED.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-25

JMPORTANT-One Of the Audi
forum crew has deserted the ranks.
1t is reported that Tod Desmond, OF
skating fame, has landed a job.
The evening world., 1913-10-28

sur. He jes' start in and nachully
freak up yo' meetin'. He mex so much
nOisc yo' cant hoah yo'sef. an no.
body CANT hear yo' neither.
Well. Mr.. Tambo, as | understand Il.
your point is that
'Z1Ct'y. sub: that my pint. Is
bleeged to get down an lct that mans
dlws .ake the flo? AS m American
citizen. amt / got a right to have that
man arrested fer orinsin' that there
Gawg to my mce,in'?
Well, no. Mr.. Tamho. fail to see
wherein the man has violated the laws
OF this commonwealth. 7 think. Nj.
Tambo, your remedy lies IN an action
against the dog lie is the real male
factor--that is. assuming that breach
of the peace has actually occurred. OF
course. a. you know, there Is a differ
ence OF taste NJ to street corner oratory.
You didn't HE .h!s mans dogs mode OF
utterance: well maybe the dog 1idn {
like yours The defendant Il discharged.
Hut will entertain complaint against
the dog IL you care to make II. No.
Next case!
BY some such course % reasoning as
this. Magistrate krotci. In the Night
Court. met the charge of Fred iiar-
wood. n 50 'ialst speaker. against Alonzo
Wheeler, real estate dealer, No. U.s. West
The evening world., 1913-10-28

One Hundred and Thirty-nf:h street.
Harwood was making a campaign
speech at Broadway and one Hundred
and TIL .ty-iifth street last night.
Along came Wheeler with Ms dog and
stopped IN the fringe % the crowd to
listen to tie orator. Dog stopped a.so
and. finding cloquonce d.s.astcful, set
up an opposition In hi own voc.ferous
way.
lIirwood told the magistrate he was
forced t. abandon his speech 70 argue
with Wheeler about ,he propriety Of.
his walking out and taking mis- dog with
i'm. the dog keeping right on barking
at the orator meanwhile. Wheeler per-
listing IN his contdmacy. lIlrwood gave
i'm In charge To- Policeman Toomey of
the West one Hundred and Twenty
hfth street station, and wnen tho case
came ~ IN the Night CouIt was there
TO prosecute.
II don't think Wheeler was to blame"
said the Court tuagistcrially, after ne
rad listened 10 IIlrWood's story and q s.
charge the real estate man PERHAPS
It was the dog. Maybe ne didn't like
YOUR Orotory"
The evening world., 1913-10-28
DOG DIDN'T LIKE
SOCIALIST TALK
~ AND SAID So
CANNES Language Broke Up
Meeting and His Chief
Is Arrested.
SAVED BY AN "ALIBl.
Orator Harwood Wouldn't
Prosecute Dog, and Judge
Let Wheeler Go.
he seated. gentlemen.

he seated. gentlemen.
t0uppose. now. that you are spell.
binder and have set up your soap box
at . Broadway corner and
Very we'll. Mr. Tambo; let us sup.
pose as you suggest.
Now, supposn'. while you're jus,
saving II of. calm ev'body a liar
and a jailbird and perjurer. Ions
comes a man with a dawg am
Yes. yes. Mr.. Tambo. what about the
mans dog?
Well. sub. that there dawg. he Jealous
O. you Jest because you got the door
and he standin' there In the audience
Dawg hahn got no show tall. lie JUS
come so'nterln' up Broadway and sec
YOU handin' OH, the camra en- dope. an
he say TO himself Ike: Pears to ms
like my turn now. Ain You all ne'ei
soin' stop talk:n'? Where | get or"
To be sure. Mr.. Tambo. Every dos
has his day. as the fellow SAYS.
Yassir. exactly. On'y thishyer dawg
he got his day in the night time. Vas.
The evening world., 1913-10-28

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The evening world., 1913-10-28
Health and Beauty Answers
By MRS. MAE MARTfN

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The evening world., 1913-10-28

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