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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
JUNIOR MANAGER IS
ENTHUSIASTIC OVER
SEASON IN BASEBALL

Little Harry Syring, who is but a
midget in size, but a giant in enthu-
siasm, is already ~uncovering the
Ratchet and has begun to pass out
baseball dope. He vas manager of
the Iroquois Junior nine last season.
Here Is what he has to say about the
coming season: Il wish to let you
know about the great baseball team
we expect to have this coming sea-
son. 1t certainly seems that we
should call it all stars However,
1t will probably be the the Universe
Field Club. The star players are as
follows: Joseph Grady, one time
pinch hitter of the Holy Name;
Richard Deveny, the expert pitcher
of the Royals; Otto Peterson, a
catcher seldom o~utclassed.
There are others T do not wish
to mention just at present. In a
few days you will have our full line
up. We expect to clean up for ev-
erything in out way. so to speak and
expect to travel greatly to do so.
perhaps you think we are going
at baseball too early, but the early
bird catches the first worm"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
VERBAL WARFARE ON
OVER CHAMPIONSHIP

Jimmy Nash. who was once a local
athlete and who now resides In
Plainfeld, visited in this city satur-
day. He attended the Riverside
Micheiin basketball game In the
Auditorium Saturday night and
while there met q g of Dexter
football players. He sported q fob
with the following inscribed: Holy
Cross. champions Of New Jersey.
Can you imagine the surprise OF
the local lads? When Nash was told
that the Dexters had advertised
themselves as the New Jersey cham
pions, can you imagine his surprise?
At any rate both teams are claim
ing the championship of New Jersey
In football. The teams in the neigh
borhood of Paterson have not been
considered by either of the claimants.
The football season Is owe and it Is
unlikely that the Ratchet will be I'M
covered and more games played de-
spite the pleasing weather. So that
the only supremacy which can be de-
cided at present Is through matter OF
argument.
The Holy Cross have many points
in their favor, the greatest of which
is that they defeated the Vikings,
one of the strongest teams that up
state football has known. They have
also victories against the elevens
from Elizabeth and Whereabouts.
On the other hand the Dexters
have not been scored IN. They wal
loped-not alone trimmed-the only
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21

teams they did meet from New Jer-
sey and never were scored on. Not
alone were they eve scored on but
not once did a team ever claim that
q raw" deal kept them from scof-
ing. But these are not the strong
parts Of the Dexter claim. Practical
ly all the strength Of argument CHI
be placed In the statement OF Mana
ger John Seel hal he tried to nr-
range for a game with the Holy Cross
and that 1t vas through the Plain
field teams unwillingness that the
game for supremacy was not staged.
Manager Seel did not refuse to
stage the game In Plainfield, he
states. However, he asked as much
a guarantee for staging the game in
Plainfeld as he offered the Holy
Cross to have the battle played IL
this city. This no doubt sounds rea-
sonable to any unbiased judge.
Therefore local fapdom believes that
the claim of the Holy Cross does not
compare in strength with that Of tie
Dexters, of this city, who are the con-
coded champs of Middlesex county
and who also cleaned up the best on
Staten Island.
1t Is an easy matter to have
champions" inscribed upon a fob,
say several of the Dexters, but some
real strong claim should be given
for supporting the action. The Dex-
tiers believe they have more right 10
support the title than have the Holy
Cross
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
P. A.. H. S. TRIM
RUTGERS THIRD
TERMERS33-2
County Seat Boys Put Up
Strong Opposition But Fall
Before Local Clan.
OREN BROWNING PLAYS

Oren Browning brought several OF
his classmates from Rutgers College
here yesterday afternoon where they
were entertained and defeated by the
varsity high school basketball team
to a 1928 tune. BY the way, Brown
ing's crew, who were slated as the
Rutgers '13 basketball team, came
here for the purpose of engaging in
a fray and while the locals put up
more opposition than at first expect
ed, the visitors proved a strong fac
tor in the exhibition.
The individual work of Cant and
Steedle proved a distinct feature of
the fray. However, the quintet's
team work was weak and for this
reason, while they were able to keep
the crimson and white tossers on the
go every minute, still hope of victory
was remote.
The P. A. II. S. tossers displayed
good form. showing a smaller desire
to shoot from long chances. Rooms
and Matte Goldberger did most of the
scoring for the locals, while Steedle
took the bacon for the county seat
ers in matter of tallying. Although
q guard and pitted against the husky
captain OF the crimson clan, he was
able to locate the center Of the shreds
five times.
Here are the ~make-ups:
p. A. III. S. $3.50 Rutgers '1S (23)
Shumsky, Fiigen Cant
right forward
kO0nS LEEDS
left forward
lGoIdberger ......... Elmendori
center
Kaplowitz ........ Oren Browning
left guard
Belikove Steedle
right guard
Goals from field-Gant (2),
Leeds (3). Steedle 60. Browning
"a, Shunsky (2), Rooms 90, Gold
berger 60, Kaplowitz (1). Goals
from foul line-Gant "a, Rooms
(2), Goldberger (3). Referee. Lips
comb,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
TRINI1YS PLAY
R|VERS|DES IN
3RD OF SERIES

Joe-Billott-Joe has yielded to the
demand OF the Riverside team as
we'll as to that OF many OF their
rooters to give the city champions a
chance for revenge. He has once
more booked the Trinity A. A. Five,
OF New York. This aggregation has
already recorded. two defeats out OF
the four which the locals have suf-
fered this season. Their last victory
was against the Good Counsel Five,
OF Brooklyn. on the latter's OWE
court by a 2S-12 score. This defeat
OF the Good Counsel team at the
hands OF the Trinitys was the first
one recorded this year on the Good
Counsel teams own court.
The 'Rivies" on former occasions
when stacked against this New York
combine never seemed to have a
look in. But they are confident that
they will hold the Trinitys down
when they oppose them in the next
battle between these a~ggregations
which will be staged on the Audi
torium court February 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
SEX CREW
OF s. R.. H.. S.
TAKE VERDICT
s>ecIo, to M EVENING NEWG.

South River, Jan. 21-Miss Ander-
sons goal shooting from the field
made things easy for the South River
fair sex team in their fray against
the county seat school maldens play
ed on the latter's court in New
Brunswick Saturday. The final tally
was 17-6. The crowd which witness
ed the hostilities enjoyed the affair.
Miss SHED vas the highest scoring
factor for the college town fair sex
aggregation.
This is how it was done:
South River 10 N. Il. FL. 8. (6)
Miss Barkelew .......M Miss Becker
Miss Miller Miss Stults
forwards
Miss Anderson ... Miss SHED
center
Miss Mark Miss Lederer
Miss Fee Miss Smith
guards
Goals from feld-Miss Barkelew
"a, Miss Miller %, Miss Anderson
go. Miss Suits ~, Mics SHED ca.
Goals from foul line-Miss Miller
%. Referee. Edgar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
PURITAN FIVE MEET
SOUTH AMBOY A. c.

Rubs Forgotson. Of the South Am
boy A. C. management. wants 1t to
be known that the team which will
oppose his band tonight on the
knights of Pythias court In South
Amboy will be the Puritan Five aid
not the Puritan Wanderers, OF Perth
Amboy. He added hal the dealings
of the South Amboy A. c. manage
ment for the game which will be
played tonight have been with Man
ager Joseph Mullen and not with
Big Chief Payne, who is supposed to
be taking the aggregation from this
burg.
AS several players are members of
both teams. no one seems to be sure
as to who will play with either. 1t
IL likely that Smith and Thomas will
be in the Puritan makeup, while
CANTON and most Of the South Am
boy regulars will comprise the home
sters makeup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21

"The Business Mans Luncheon" was
the topic OF discussion at a medical
conference in London A large number
of physicians offered suggestions, the
most interesting Of which are these:
Let spirltuous liquors alone, eat AMI
NAL food in small quantities only, pay
periodical visits to the dentist. never
hurry a meal, do not mix business with
your food, keep in mind the distinction
between exercise aud recreation, eat
moderately, avoid food fads and play
golf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
DOC NELSON
WINS IN MATCH

doc" Nelson. Of up-county pocket
billiard fame, trimmed one of Perth
Amboy's sharks last night in the
Royal Pocket Billiard Academy when
he defeated Antonio by a 100-99
core. Nelson's high run was SO
while "Nummage" showed up well
with a high run Of 80. DOC" pulled
some fancy shots off and the crowd
Of about 100 spectators were pleased
with the exhibition.
When "Nummage" broke In the
final frame. the score was 1896 in
favor of te local sue artist. But Nell
son rolled off the five needed and
the game was Won
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
WOODBRIDGE QUINTET
REPORTED IN ACTION
ON AUDITORIUM COURT

1t is understood that the basket
ball team representing Woodbridge
high school held a practice session
on the Auditorium court last night.
The boys supporting the red and
black are over anxious to annex the
league battle between themselves
and the local high school clan and
therefore rented the spacious Audi
forum, it is tated, to make victory
certain. These teams clash on tho
Auditorium court Friday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
.
"Who's at the Club"

Sad, but true, the Saint An
thony baseball club have no
headquarters. After much agi-
tation and discussion. the popu-
lar organization of baseball
fame notified sporting frater-
nifty that they would have club
rooms" before 1918 opened it's
doors. But the new year came
in on time, while the Saints did
not fill the bin and are still
without quarters. So II you e
a member of this popular club
parading the streets. don't ask
the question which will get his
goat" who's at the Club?"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21

After a death of twelve years
basketball has been revived In
Keyport. This burg was once
enthusiastic over this sport,
But so low did interest reach
that the popular and recognized
national winter indoor pastime
was abandoned. However. the
fans in Monmouth County have
arisen to the occasion and their
awakening has caused the re-
vival which Is now supporting
the Keyport high school bas-
ketball team to exist. II will
not at all be surprising IL three
or four teams are organized be-
fore the season is closed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
Wholesale Demand,

Nat Goodwin and n friend were
walking along Fifth avenue one after
loon when they stopped TO look into a
florists window. ia which there was
an artistic arrangement OF exquisite
roses
"What wonderful American Beau
ties those are, NatT' said the FREUD
delightedly.
"They are indeed" replied Nat.
you see, | am very fond Of that
flower" continued the friend. in
fact. I might say 1t Is my favorlte.
You know, Nat, l married an Amert-
can beauty"
"Well." said Nat dryly. you haven't
got anything on me. | married a clus-
ter."-Lippincotts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
FEMALE TEAMS PLAY
'PREHM' To 7. A. c.

AS a preliminary fray to the regu-
lar attraction on the Knights OF
Pythias court in ~Tottenville, Satur-
C-y night, February /, Manager
Willis Larkin will allow a game be-
tween the Westfeld Female Five, OF
Tottenville. and the Parish House
girls of Woodbridge. These teams
clashed several weeks ego in a game
staged In Woodbridge which the
Parish House tossers won. The
W%estfields believe that they will get
revenge February / az they are con-
fident of a victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
SEWAREN A. A. PERFORM
AGAINST ROOSEVELT 5

The Sewaren A.. A. basketball
team will travel to Roosevelt
Thursday night, where they Will OPP
pose the team representing that Dor
ough. Although they AVE had a
long Iay-off, the Sewaren lads feel
confident OF a strong come back
performance. The regular clan OF
rooters are expected to accompany
the warriors from the Grab Beach"
district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
PARISH HOUSE
OUTCLASS FIVE
IN ELIZABETH

Elizaeth. Jan. 21--Completely out
classed Company C, basketball team
went down to a Alb defeat bfeore
the Parish House Five, of Wood
bridge Saturday night at he Armory.
Neither team was able to locate the
basket during the first seven minutes
Of play, then Schoder broke the ice
for Woodbridge. Ludeking scored
Elizabeth's single duece In this per-
iod.
The Woodbridge players put up a
rafting exhibition in the last half.
The combination plays between the
two forwards and the center elicted
much applause. Parson with four
teen points was highest for the win
ners. Ryder was a close second with
thirteen. Every player on the local
team tailed a pair of counts or more
lynch led with four.
Here are the ~make-ups:
Company @ (13) Parish House (47)
Schaffner Ryder
left forward
Garthwaite Cush1ng
right forward
Cross Parsons
Ludeking Potter
left guard
Lynch Schoder
right guard
Goals from field: Shaffner ID,
Garthwaite %. Cross "a, Ludeking
(1), Lynch (2), Ryder 60, Gushing
10, Parsons %, Potter (2). Soho
der (3). Goals from foul line: Cross
%. RYDER "a. Referee, Shaw.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
HUMOROUS QUIPS.
Very Good Tip.

Everything ali right. sir?" asked
the waiter.
The diner nodded, but still the waiter
lowered near.
Steak cooked TO suit you, sir2" he
asked again presently.
Again the diner nodded.
"Potatoes the way you like 'em. sirf'
Eyes"
Another period Of silence.
81 hope the service is satisfactory
sir?"
Are you asking for a tipf'' demand
ed the diner.
"NWell, sir. OF course we get the tips
sometimes, and I've got to go to tho
kitchen for another party, so"-
$50 you'd like the tip now to be sure
of 1t? Well. Ill give you one"
Yes, sir"
Here is the tip: l have n powerful
voice that l am capable of using. II
anything Is wrong I'll let out a 0
If you do not hear from me you can
know that | am dining in peace and
comfort and not IN the least regretting
your absence. for it's no fun to have to
pass verbal judgment on every mouth,
full | eat"
"But the tipl"
That's the tip. and a mighty good
ono It Is too."-Boston Post,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
.ALL THREE Go
TO AQUEH0NGAS
IN T0TTENv|LlE
spec1ni to the EVENIN0 REIvs.

~Tottenville, Jan. 21.-In three
games rolled on the local alleys last
night. the Aquehongas came out on
top, the Company B Bowlers. Of New
Brighton, suffering three straight de-
feats. The cores of the local team
we're small, but those of the visitors
were smaller. Leven and Holmes
we're the only two who tipped the
200 mark.
The Aquehonga pin knights are
proud of the feat performed last
night as it is their first trio Of con-
leys.
The scores follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
T. A. c. ATHLETES IN
|. A. A. G. TRACK MEET

Several of the T%ottenviIle A. c.
track athletes are planning to take
part In the /. A. A. C. games which
will be held in the Madison Square
Garden in New York some time next
month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
LOCAL SHARK
TO MAKE TRY

Walter Moore, a pocket billiard
shark, Of this city, will play DOC"
Nelson a match game tonight in Ac-
Giants Pocket Billiard Academy.
Several exhibitions in Chinese pool
and other forms Of pocket billiards
will be given by the crack Nelson. A
large crowd is expected to be on
hand
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
TEAMS AFTER
LOCAL GAMES

The high school seconds, of this
city, are anxious to book squads of
like ~calibre, preferably REPORTS
basketball team. Address commun-
ications to Thomas Jago, William
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
Asbestos.

Charlemagne possessed a tablecloth
woven from asbestos. He used to as
tonish his guests after dinner by gath
ering 1t up and throwing 1t into the
fire, whence he drew it cleansed from
greasy spots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
RICHM0NDS TO CLASH
WITH FLYING FIVE
Special TO the EVENING E

Kreischerville. Jan. 21:--Manager
Willis Larkin, of the Richmonds, has
booked the Flying Five to oppose his
team on the local court for Friday
nights attraction. A good game is
expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
A Good Loser.

a Good Ioser.
A Rhode Island politician, who was
a prominent candidate In the late cleo
ton. came home n day much pro
voked at some misdemeanor which his
son, aged ten. had committed.
Frank" he said sternly, do you
know, sir. that you are a candidate for
a whipping?"
81 hope I'll be defeated, father" was
young Franks reply as he looked up
playfully at his father-Harper's Ba-
ar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21

Mo Trouble.
81 was visiting my married sister In
Toledo last week" relates Buck
Halves. She's got q three~year-old
kid. and, while I am fairly fond OF
children, l am a bachelor and some
what 'sot' In my ways. / was rather
dismayed. therefore. when my sister
proposed leaving me In the house with
the child one afternoon. And here's
what she said:
Don't put yourself to n bit of trou.
bic. He can take care OF himself. See
that he doesn't climb up to the pantry
shelves and keep an eye on him sc that
be won't get into any mischief. lie
won't annoy you. Don't let him sc
down cellar and watch that he doesn't
get hold OF the books in the library, aud
he'll amuse himself all right. II he
cries give him a cooky. and II that
doesn't stop him ride him on your back
But don't let him bother you n bit. II
be home in an hour "-Cieyeland Plail
Dealer,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21

EVENING NEWS covers the field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
Too tato.

Too tato.
"Are you going fishing tomorrow
morning." asked the rural citizen.
NO." replied the man from town.
80 long as l can't go fishing today
won't bother. ! never yet 1shed with
out learning that they were biting fine
Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-01-21
All Over.

He-Yes; It's very true a man doesn't
ried.
She-I'm glad you've discovered that
at last.
He-Yes. and when he's married it's
too late.-Le Rire.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-19

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Arizona republican., 1913-07-19

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Arizona republican., 1913-07-19
New Todas

There is one thing about your com
 pany that I would like to have ex-
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 My Dear Sir, said The Urbane- Man Behind The-R Rail, the elimination of the 51 per cent factor in the A. s. & I. Co.,, make up, is one of the strongest points that we possess. It is THE req son why you and every Arizona work ingman should grasp the opportunity to ally yourself with THE company that places the laboring mans dollars on the same plane with those of the capitalist" Turning to page 19 of Or Sanized Dollars" he read This Com pany is capitalized at $1,O00, ,00O divided into shares of the par value of 10c. No less than 100 shares or MORE than 50.000 shares will be issued to any one person.
 Turning to page 2, he read. This is a ground floor proposition and there are no joker clauses in the CELLAR, ready to SANDBACi you with a 51 per cent voting stick"
 "Simple-safe-hon and above board, isn't it." he continued Yes" said the man of brawn, as he pulled out his check book. you have eX- plained that 51 per cent bug-a-boo to my entire satisfaction. I want 5000 paid up shares of your stock"
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 Remember, tomorrow night Sunday at midnighD this stock advances to 12c a share
 TO-DAY TT IS 10c.
Arizona republican., 1913-07-19

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Arizona republican., 1913-07-19
Gn ACRES.

Close to Phoenix, northwest 40 in all falfa, 20 in milo maize, subdivided, fenced with red wood posts, concrete boxes, close to creamery. Price per acre, $150.0O. Terms
 THOMSON, McCANDLIS co.
 II F. Adams. If
Arizona republican., 1913-07-19

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Arizona republican., 1913-07-19
Auctions

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 Will pay you to visit the Bargain Auction House before buying furniture
 J. r. BIEHL, Auctioneer.
 24 w. Jefferson.
 Phone 26O7 If
Arizona republican., 1913-07-19

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