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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
"SOPHS" LOSE
IN WOODBRIDGE

Captain Percy Quackenbush's
"sophs" were conquered by the
Woodbridge school sompomores yes
terday afternoon on the latter's
court by a 24-13 tally.
Wand, the fast varsity man of the
Woodbridge team, was In his regular
form. He made five goals from the
field and two foul shots. Thackerly
also scored we'll for his team. Love
held "Quacky" down to n field
goal. which is going" some. Shum-
sky played a first rate game at the
pivot for the locals, although he
Isn't sophomore. Dametsch.
Daley and "Vic" Main also showed
class.
The "Sophs" intend to have their
regular lineup and reverse thes core
in Fridays return battle, in this city.
Manager Runyon, Of the rs squad
is DESTROYS of receiving challenges
from out OF town schools. Here Is
how his men lined up yesterday:
Forwards, Q~uackenbush and Daley;
center, shumsky; guards. Main and
Dametsch. Field goals-Shumsky
t3), Quackenbush (2), Daley %.
Foul line goals-Quackenbush CD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
STAR BATTERY
MAY BE WITH 7. A. G.

With the passing OF Robedee as
well as Romer out OF the limelight
as candidates for regular berths in
the artist department Of the T. A. C.
baseball nine, Manager Cornelius v.
Shea finds himself facing a serious
problem. Whether or not to dig
through home talent is one perplex-
ing query which reels through the
magnate's mind.
At present there seems to be but
one twirler who might make good
with the T. A. c. during the next
baseball season. This hurler Is
Cline. He performed for the Totem
vile Reserves as their regular pitch
Ell and now and then he pitched a
few innings at a time for the regular
#. A. C. nine. However he is not
considered in the class Of Robedee or
Romer and In all probabilities, Man
ger Shea will start hunting for out
side material for the slab.
While Shea has not taken any
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05

steps towards procuring the delivery
end OF the battery, he will no doubt
oon be hunting for one. When the
name Of Harry Apologize. Of this
burg. was proposed to him by the
sporting writer. he had no comment
to make.
But as the T. A. C.. has been weak
behind the bat. 1t is likely that Harry
Apologize and "Yalla" Peterson, the
nightly Franklin battery will be
given first choice. Applegate Is with
out doubt the peer OF any twirler In
these parts. Peterson Ia an expert
enced backstop, having eve had OF
ers t play baseball In a league. With
Peterson as the backstop and Apple
gate as the pitcher, the Tottenville
A. c. clan would " miss Robedee.
that Ia a safe bet.
Manager Shea is enthusiastic over
his teams chances for the coming
season. All the other players will be
on the job when first practice is
called.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05

Ambrose Atkinson, South Amboy's
best pitcher. is now working In
Schenectady, N. Y. and from all pres
ent indications will not return to the
burg acros the river for tho COM
ing baseball season. This Is = great
blow to South Amboy baseball as
"Ackie" was not only the best in his
home burg but also better than e
ly every n OF the slab artists In
these findings.
The only hope OF tho Athletics. II
they are to use club material, Is
Murray Borlund. Murray Ia a young
and inexperienced slab artist but in
his performances last season. he
worked as a real classy mound per-
former.
Besides Borlund, the Athletics may
procure the Morgan pitchers. But
none In South Amboy or in Morgan
are as good as Atkinson. He has
sneed TO burn and his curves are OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
SOUTH AMB0Y MINUS
THEIR CRACK PITCHER

a novel variety. Besides being q
strong twirler, he is one who posses
ses nerve. Never did the word
quit" apply to him In baseball
games. His gameness vas displayed
in New Brunswick last year when he
pitched = s hit game against the
professional crew of Driscoll men and
lost out by 60 because several OF his
teammates were OF color and show
ed disgust.
Atkinson also is q mighty batter.
Two-bAggers were his speciality. Sell
dom did he strike out and often in 4
pinch would he swat the pellet for
the telling blow which brought home
the coveted prize.
Besides his great abilities as a
performer in the national pastime. he
always Is a gentleman in the game
and therefore was a pride to South
Amboy. Fans throughout the coun-
ty will grieve his loss and hope for
his success in his new home town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
FAST NEW YORK
Y. NJ. H.. A. FIVE
OPPOSE LOCALS

Random Is these parts will be able
to see one of New York's fastest
basketball teams perform on the
Auditorium court tomorrow night.
when the 92nd street Y. NJ. H. A.
team clashes with the locals in a
league battle. While there is no
doubt that the New Workers Will win
the game, the many followers OF the
Y. M. H. A. and the others who are
DESTROYS of seeing a real fast game
will be on hand to see the 92nd
~streeters in action. They are with
out doubt real cracks and are worthy
OF a large audience.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
FORMER INTER SCHOLASTIC
''CHAMP" LEAVES SPOTSW00D

years ago; he played quarterback on
the football team and was the star OF
the track team. Before entering col
lege he was the 100-yard interschol-
astic champion of the East. Mr..
Faraday did not play on the Wesley
an baseball nine as his track work
interfered. but he caught for his
prep" school team and was expected
to snugly fill the big gap behind the
bat for the S~potswood nine. His loss
will Surely strike a severe blow at
the foundation of Spotswood's base
ball hopes for 1913.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
STAPLETOu PIN
DROP 2
TO AQUEHONCAS
Special to the BFgNrN9 rRrvs.

T~ottenville, Feb. 5.-After break
Ing even on the first two games, the
Aquehongas and S~tapleton No. l
bowlers found themselves so evenly
matched in the deciding game that
when the last man rolled the Aque-
hongas were declared tho victors by
n pin, the exact score being
826-S25.
Leven and Sharrot were the
strongest of the local pin knights,
while Seguine and Seimer bowled in
classy fashion for the S~tapleton
lads. The series was rolled on the
Stapleton alleys last night.
The scores were:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
W. H. S. A. A.
PASSES ORDER

One of the most important sessions
held this veal by the Woodbridge
High School Athletic Association was
held yesterday afternoon. President
Joseph Cushing presided. 1t was de-
cided that the Woodbridge high
school basketball team no longer
perform on slippery courts. This
step was no doubt taken as a result
of the w. II. SIP. A. H. s. game in
which the Woodbridge lads claim
they were unable to stand up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
DR.. CAUDET is
PHYSICIAN OF


Or. Gaudet. Of T%ottenville has
been chosen as the club physician OF
the Richmond A. C. This organizs-
ton will hold their first boxing
stag In the pavilion In T~ottenville
tomorrow night. The complete card
will be announced in tomorrow's
sporting page. A large crowd OF
sports from thi. city are expected to
buy their ferry tickets tomorrow
night and see the bouts which are
promised to be of real classy nature.
Young Johnny Carroll, this city's
pride, will be q factor in the main
bout. And that is enough to guar
antee a host of fans from this burg.
Kid Lewis Is also expected to appear.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
LOCUST CLUB
ARE SWAMPEO
BYSAYREV!LLE

In a two period farcical comedy
the Locust Club. of South Amboy.
fell before the %Sayreville A. A. Jun
Tors last night on the Fisher court in
%Sayreville by a A to S tally. Butch
Kroeger was the real shining light.
The lineups:
Locust Club 10y s. A. A. Jrs. GAY
Hackett, Sutlin ....... Let's, Fritz
forwards
Carr0ll Dugan
center
Cleary. Dooley. 80. .Kroeger, Cordes
guards
Goals from f1eld-Carroll %,
Let's (2), Kroeger C1), Fritz ~,
Dugan (6). Goals from foul line
Dugan %, Kroeger Co. Let's "a.
Carroll 80.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
ssrr-1i 10 rhe rvENyNG M WE.

sHTFTT7 10 nv FN7WF
~Sayrevflle, Feb. 5-About ISL
loyal and enthusiastic rooters well
coined the S~ayreville A. A. quintet
back to basketballdom last night.
While the locals lost to the Cres-
cents, Of Midtown, they made a
good showing and the fans were not
in the least discouraged.
The game was a fast exhibition as
is usually the case when a 1898
tally Is recorded. One OF the feat
ures of the fray was the game man
ner in which the S%ayreville lads
fought. The Tire Town lads jump.
ed into a 20-2 lead shortly after the
anne started and it took some tall
climbing for the %Sayreville lads to
cut down the Midtown crews lead,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
s~pecfnl to tbs EVENING VIEWS.

Specinf 10 f66 E'FNiNr Wos
S~potsw0od, Feb. 5:-The sport
lovers of this burg, especially the
baseball fans, have received a sad
piece of news. Rev. w. S. Faraday,
pastor of the Old Bridge and Spots
wood churches, and expected to be
the mainstay behind the bat for the
1913 baseball nine, has announced
that he expects to be transferred in
March. He organized the football
team OF the Spotswood Boys Asso-
citation. last year, and played fullback
with the youngsters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
RETURNS
WITH DEFEAT, 43- 33

as they did. The next game In
S~ayreville will be played Feb. 20,
against the South River Sterlings or
Perth Amboy Puritans.
Here are the lineups:
Crescents (43). S~ayreville (33).
Garland, C. Crablel Olsen, Keegan
forwards.
]. Crabiel Check
center.
G. Junker, Snedeker w. Kroeger
E. Kroeger
guards.
Goals from field-Garland (7), c.
Crabiel 90. j. Crabiel (S). C. Jun
ker %, Snedeker go, Olsen go,
Keegan (3), Check go, w. kroeger
%, E. Kroeger %. From foul
line-Check go, Garland (3).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
7. A. c. nine IN new
BASEBALL UNIFORMS

TottenviTle A. C. baseball warriors
will be fitted out with new uniforms
for the coming season. The suits
will be of gray color with light red
stripes. The tops will be monogram1
ed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
R|PPENBEIN IN
MIDGET RELAY
To Represent Exeter Schoo!
at Boston Events Feb. 19.
sc..to, tn ~. kvkNrvn NEWS

Exter, N. H., Feb. 5.-Julius Rip
penbein, Of Perth Amboy. N. j.. will
represent Exter Preparatory School
at the B. A. A. athletic meet in Bos-
ton on February 10. running with
the midget relay team. In the try
outs yesterday. R~ippenbein ran the
1870 yards in 16 seconds fiat, the best
time of any on the team.
Luke" Compton, also of Perth
Amboy, will compete at the same
meet, in the high jump. Compton is
training hard. and expects to sur
pass his previous records. His
brother, William Compon, will 20
out for the class baseball team. He
also played scrub football against the
varsity last fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05

az cannot understand 10Y you have
the presumption to think that | would
permit my daughter to become your
Wife"
at does seem rather surprising, /
suppose. But cheer up. You are not
half Hs badly upset as | was when she
suggested 1t to me."-Chicago Record
Herald.
Read the Class lied AIS. on rage ).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
HASSANS CLIMB
TO LEAGUE TOP
IN SAYREVILLE
en~~ni 70 re RvHNsNa VIEWS.

%Sayreville, Feb. 5.-The Hassans
won three games in the Sayreville
Bowling League race from the Red
Sox Monday night and as a result
are now on an equal footing with
the Red Men for first place.
Here are the scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05

Look 1t the ''prices Of things as
advertised in today's paper. If yoh
know values, and have a care for you.
purse. these prices will interest you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
7. A. G.. OPPOSE
Y0NKERS SQUAD

Manager Willis Larkin, Of the T.
A. C. basketball quintet, has a fine
attraction carded for Saturday night
in the form OF a fray between his IA
vorites and the Yonkers A. A. Five.
The T. A. C. lads are going at break
neck speed at present and 1t will take
some speedy performance OF the WIS.,
itors to cop the verdict.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05
TEAMS AFTER
LOCAL GAMES

The Catholic Club basketball team,
of Keyport, is anxious to oppose the
P%uritans and Riversides. of this burg.
Any other teams of like calibre may
also communicate with the manager,
Michael Kelly. Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05

All the performances Of human
arr, at which we look with praise or
wonder, are instances Of the resist
less force OF perseverance. 1t is by
this hal grea, cities rse, that the
quarry becomes a pyramid and that
distant coun ries are un ted by canals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05

Amy affair or happening, or circum.
stance, which il too small to make a
the board hastily adjourned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05

The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes in this vicinity than any
c.hnr nnhhnatIOn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-05

Look at the "nr,ces OF things" as
advertised in today's paper. If yor
know values, and have a care for youi
purse, these prices will interest you.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-13

100 Big 10 Book bags to be given
away by Steward & Smiley. Saturday,
March 9Th, from to in the after
noon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-16
Canaan.

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Smiss.

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-05-16
ans @iROnri.

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CHARLOTTE.

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-gOlOene SOdjseitsfeier.

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nilrg bes ganama aaltals sebaot'
our9 ben ser @efehtsmert unlersr
Sdlabtflotte perboppelt miro. slut'
ael6oben lit inbeiien ui6t autae9o'
bsa. g[Iles beltet baralf bin, Dap
sic Belt foirtrrten miro, in oer mir
I'M Die @orberridaf. atf Dem St'l-
len Ocean iperoen fanpfen ntiiiisn.
gie neitet "9reabnougbtsm ole
SSsapan ioeben in guftrag gegeball
hat, iino fir bieien 9ontpf beltirnl1lt.
8as t,m Die 8ereittigten Staaten'
Inn fidJ auf bieien aanipf bor8ltbe'
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Serena @ittmanm.

SSn ct. 9onis itarb am porigcn
Mitttuodl, Dem z. 5. M., syrali
@erena @ittmann. eeb. @rltber, i'm
boben Sitter bon So SSabren iln5 8
Wonaten, infolge eines SersIeiSens.
Die @eritorbene ipur6e am 5ten
sSebritar 1928, in 0saiiprad, i'm
aanton gaiel 2nnoidaft, in ser
Sdtpeia geboren urp6 fam i'm Sabre
1914 NIT ibren @Iterr rtod slnleri-
ia mo iif 6ieielben bei Gtpiss, in
@asconuoe gountp, nieSerIicBen.
s(m 8. 0eaeetiiber 1916, perhei.
ratbete fie iid bier nit 9api6 @itt-
mann, ,lno dpobnte ieitber obre I'm.
terbredltng in unierer Mitte, bis
fie Dor llngeFdbr anoertbalb Ssnbren,
NIT ibrein Sobn mad, ct. 2ouis,
nod, ibrer Sodter, Srau gmiIie
Sir5peter, iiberfiebeIte. Ser @atte
aife ibr bereita Dor 12 Sabren i'm
Sobe pornts.
Sic birterlabt A S6bne, 4 Sod,-
Ter, SO grpfeI unb 81 llrerfeI. Seit
ben Iesten 5 Monoten NOR iie iebr
Ieibeno unS gdr5Iid) biIfIos, 10 6ab
fie Gag lnro geadt Ser @bpartrna
i,nh a3fleee beburfte.
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Die 9eiitid,e Sansfran

liegt ilns in Der Mai- ober 8fingit.
ilau1mer Dor lnto entbdIt oieier Seit-
aeit entlpred)enbe @rsdblingen iinO
5enilletons; ferner eiiten reid illli.
Itrirten artifeI iiber Die beporiteber-
De @erndbIiing Ser beuti6em aai-
ierstodter nit Dem @elfenbersog.
gnd ole iibrigen 9fubrifen beIeb.
renoen SitbaIts fir Die Saiisfrail
fino IN reider slustpabl bebo1t.
SaBt Gud cine Srobetilnnner oltr1
Die Seralisgeber IN Millpaiifee fonl-
men. Die "Geiltide Sausfrau, TO-
itet mir $1.00 per SSabr.