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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
SEAV|EWS LOSE
TO MIDGET 5

With the score 1910 at the end
Of playing time, the Teaviews and the
Puritan Midgets consented to play an
extra period at the end of which the
tally read lilo In favor OF the Puri-
tan clan. The game was played on
a Hall e n court. Brody did the
trick with a foul line basket. The
manager Of the puritan team re-
ports that their guards played in rare
form and that Handerhan and Wil-
entz showed style for the defeated
combination.
Here r the make-ups:
Puritan Midgets (11) Seavicws nO)
NJ. Brody L. Jacobson
left forward
M. Daitz Handerhan
right forward
L. Daitz W. Wilentz
center
Franzblau w. Elkin
left guard
Glochau S. Jacobson
right guard
Goals from foul field: Brody f2l,
L. Daitz %, Franzblau ~, WI,
entz f2). Handerhan ~. Goals
from foul line: F%ranxblau ~. Bro
dy (2), Wilentz ~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
BUT ONE FIELD
GOAL is SHOT
IN CLASS GAME
Junior Lassies Beat Sopho-
mores 3-2--Freshman Fair
Sex Defeat Seniors.
PECULIAR GAME STAGED

Only one field goal was scored in
the game yesterday afternoon be-
tween the Junior and Sophomore fair
sex basketball teams In a high school
in~ter-class fray. which resulted In a
victory for the former by . 30 tally.
Had Miss Alberta Williams been held
scoreless as were the rest speaking
Of field goals. the game would no
doubt have been the most peculiar
ever played in this city.
Miss Sheyer kept the defeated clan
in the running by showing style In
caging the sphere from the foul line.
How It was done:
Juni RS (3) Sophomores (2)
Misses Bechtel. Dolan and Williams
Misses l.. Roessler and Sheyer
forwards
Miss DeHamm Miss Macan
Miss Warren Miss G. Jensen
side center
Misses Klein and Daily Misses L.
Goldman and Ch%esehansky
guards
Goals srcsa the field: Mfss-T. VIII
liams %. Goals from the foul line:
Mss G. Sheyer (2), Miss Williams
%. Referee and umpire, Misses
Fletcher and Smith of the faculty.
Freshmen Win. :.
In the other inter-class game on
the Auditorium court, the girls of
the 10 class conquered their eide,
opponents, the Senior, by a 1915 tai
". The fray vas more exciting than
the other one because of the larger
score.
How and why:
Seniors (0) Freshmen (10)
Misses Greenbaum and Misses A.
Jacobson. Roessler and j. Conquest
Forwards
Miss Lewis MISS Riddlestorffer
center
Miss Martin Miss Gavronsky
side center
Misses Leon and C. Smith
Misses Gill and Warter
Guards
Goals from neld: Miss A. Roessler
(2), Miss ]. Conquest (2), Miss D.
Greenbaum t2), Miss Lewis a..
Goals from foul line: Miss A. Roess-
Ter ~. Miss ]. Conquest az.
Referee and umpire Misses Ruth B.
Fletcher and Marion Smith Of the
faculty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
MUCH GOOD BOXING IN
T@0TTENV|LLE TONIGHT

be much fur flying. Young Mitchell,
Staten Islands welterweight cham
pion, has a host of friends who will
be in ringside seats to watch him
perform. Kimble IS a classy nit ar
tist and it will take Mitch" at his
best 10 turn the trick which his
friends are confident he viii! do-a
knockout" 1t is believed by most
that the final will go the Emit.
In the ~semi-windup, Lwo clever
boys will meet. Eddie Harris
fought at the last show and it is
safe to say that Levins will have
about all he can handle in this
Brooklyn lad. Harris is a neat.
clever and clean boxer and he is
class" All in these parts know
Levins, the New Brunswick boy.
Kid Clemens will perform in one
OF the "prelims." THE Fighting
Sailor" and The Fighting Carpen-
ter" are carded to fight in a prelim-
mary. Andy Dudock, Of Fords, and
Kid Greco, of Stapleton, will also
match their wits and mirs 1t is
some card and should prove the best
of the season.
The Pavilion is the place. TIRES
minutes from the ferry landing in
T~ottenville. The preliminary will
be started shortly after s o'clock.
Follow the crowd and you'll find
yourself seated in the Pavilion In
T~ottenville tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
GUARDING
BY STERL|NCS
IN SAYREVIlLE
South River Team Has Easy
Victory Through Great Work
of Cathcart Brothers.
FINAL SCORE Is 37-10

Probably the best exhibition of
guarding given on an up-county
court was the one of the Cathcart
brothers last night in ~Sayreville.
he Sterlings, of South River, came
over to "Bricktown" and took ev-
erything along including bacon, VIC
tory, honor-yes everything but the
bricks The final score was 1910.
Eddie Cathcart played a wonder
full game, figuring in all the floor.
work. executing six bTfiiffiiiant shots,
n hoL.ng mis- opponent, Olsen, to
onfs-iheld goal Ernest Cant" Cath
his brother, showed wonderful
guarding prowess in holding Paul
Check, Sayreville's tower of strength
i to an even score. each locating the
! center OF the shreds but once in their
attempts from the field
The Sterlings put up a wonderful
exhibition as n can judge from the
score, since the fray was contested
on the Fisher home court of the
%Sayreville team.
Captain Jimmy Armstrong was no
less in the limelight than the rest
Of the stars. having a half dozen
from the field to his credit too.
How and why:
Sterlings -(37). Sayreville (10.)
II. Armstrong, j. Armstrong
! Check, Olsen
/ forwards.
Meade heesai
: center.
En-. Cathcart, Ed. Cathcart
Curtis. Kruger
guards.
Goals from feld-H. Armstrong
(2), j. Armstrong 60, Meade CD
Er. Cathcart %, Ed. Cathcart CO..
Check %, Olsen %, Kruegel
(2). From foul line-Check CD
, Ed. Cathcart %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
Every Point on Island Enthu-
siastic Over Planned Or
ganization- Shea Speaks
BILL" SCINSKi LEADING
T. A. c. Prefers Huguenot
Plan to That of New Bruns-
wick, Says Manager.
RIVALRY LAST SEASON

When Manager Cornelius Shea, OF
the Tottenville A. G. baseball nine,
was interviewed yesterday afternoon
1t was learned that he was think
ing seriously of entering bis team
in a baseball league of Staten Island
teams, the plan for which is being
furthered by William Scinkl, prom
inent in Island sporting circles. II
seems as If the sport that started
the league idea in Staten Island has
doped the situation over on that soil
in the right light for throughout that
domain there ts~5 strong sentiment
Tor such rivalry as only a league can
afford.
When asked If he would consider
entering his squad in the league pro-
posed by New Brunswick, Manager
Shea stated that this could only be
probable II the Huguenot plan was
unsuccessful.
Prominent and Influential snorttne
factors in every baseball point In
Staten Island have been consulted
already in regard to the league or
ganization and everything looks ia
vorable. The points expected to he
represented are RS iOlioWS. tilpiC
! umville. Tottenville. Stanleton, HUI
suenot and New Brighton (Alas-
! kasl.
That such an organization woult
be popular is not doubted by anv
one. And there seems to be no hind
RANGES. anywhere. The schedule car
so be arranged that the T. A. c
will play all home games Saturday:
and travel on Sunday afternoons.
Everyone Is settling down to base
ball dopistry at this stage OF thu
year when a pipe and a kitchen fir
are ideal comfort.
It is too early to discuss tn,
chances which the different aggrega
tons would have in the league. If |
were formed. but it is certain tina
the race. II last years performance
are to be given any thought at all
would be a close one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
ENDS
BEAT WONDERS
IN CLOSE FRAY
Earl Fiigen, in Rare Form,
Carries Home Bacon for
Locals Score, 1921.
EARS" SCORES FIVE

big Ears" Fiigen was an import
ant factor in the victory of the Good
will Seconds last night over the Dia-
mond Wonders, of Tottenville, on
the local court by a 1921 tally.
Fiigen was the main scoring lad Of
the evening, caging the sphere five
times from the field and once from
the foul line. His dark "eagis" giini-
mers saw the basket last night and
he spotte4 che center Of the shreds
just when counters meant the lead
and finally the whole game.
McHose, of the islanders, work.
ed in great fashion for his clan while
the whole Goodwin makeup were
there with the necessaries.
The game was fast and hard
fought. the initial period resulting
go In favor of the defeated COM
bine.
Here are the make-ups:
Seconds (23l Diamonds (21)
Fiigen O'Leary. Gray
right forward
Sullivan, LoCser Covell
left forward
center
right guard
Looser, Sullivan McHose
Schultz Carver
left guard
Goals from field: O'Leary t2),
Schwartz %, Carver ca, McHose
a.. Gray "a, Fiigen (5), Lewis
ca, Sullivan {2), Looser (2). Goals
from foul line: Fiigen (1), McHose
%.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
With The CROWD

Fires, fires-everywhere. and not
a drop of firewater free.
I'll be there-rieht at the ring
side. 1t looks like a beating for
Levins. That Harris is some boy.
Have o named the play at the
Bijou yet?
There was much doing about the
county in basketball yesterday.
Goodwin Reserves-Sayreville- Bay
views-high school.
If Wand does not recover In time
to nerform at the pivot for the Riv-
ersides Saturday night a radical
change in lineup is expected.
The Owls have another game.
Gee, we're regular feiiers now"
says Eddie Clinchey.
Fine skating these days-and
hockey too. Have you been on Rar-
itan lake yet?
How many have already whisper
ed as they we're about to leave her
after a regular" call-"Honest, you
are my Valentine"
Dug Couden Is connected with
some motion picture show house In
California. His friends knew he was
too funny" to stick to the monthly
salary stun
TED.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
LAST SEASONS
Y. M. H.. A. J2S.
~ "a 4l!Mn, mn,,min.,T


DR.. Bernard Feldman, OF the Y.
M. II. A., and Philip Payne, manager
OF the Iroquois, have consented to
stage a game between the old Y. M.
II. A. Juniors and last seasons lro-
auois. This will no doubt be n OF
unusual interest as there was much
rivalry between the Y. M. II. A.
Juniors of last season and the lro-
uuois. DR.. Feldman expects to have
Doris and Max Sarokin to work as
guards, with Nathan Goldberger at
the pivot and Leo Goldberger and
Kaplowity as forwards. The lroquois
will have to line up with Thomas
and Smith, forwards: Carl Mullins,
center, and Earl Mullins and Holz-
heimer, guards.
When the battle will be waged
has not yet been decided upon but
It is likely that the game Will be con
tested on the afternoon OF February
22. doc" Feldman AMI Secretary
Billott, Of the Auditorium, will have
Q confab to decide upon the date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
BY NV
BY NV

Another league battle in basket
ball is being played today. p. A. H.
s. VS.. New Brunswick high school.
Woodbridge next! Wow.
With the coming to life Of the
high school pianola, students here
after will perhaps receive a little
opera"
That the freshmen girls can play
basketball is surely no mistake.
They are leading in the inter-class
series. There's a future on the way,
help 1t on, etc. And four years to
improve.
Chunk" Dailey's quintet known
as the high school third will clash
with the Woodbridge high school
third team tonight in Woodbridge.
The basketball manager. the base
ball manager and the basketball cap
tain are always together when any
thing Is going on-ever notice that?
Conspiracy? Not because they
Rome (roam).
The plan to sub divide the two lit
erary societies into a number OF
smaller clubs will no doubt prove a
success. Many who have hesitated
about joining before will surely join
now, was to enjoy the pleasure OF
their ~favorite branch OF literary
study
The exercises in honor OF Lincoln
which were so successfully carried
out Tuesday. comprised talent from
the two lower classes of the high
school. which Is unusual
Rev. William H. Bawden, who ad'
dressed the students. was very In
terestin8.
3-2 was the score. No, friends
II was not a national baseball league
game as you might Judge by thu
above figures. That Is Just how thu
juniors beat the "Sophs' In basket
ball yesterday.
N, B.-Valentines r prohibited
from being read during study hours
Cupid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
MULLEN CONSENTS TO.
CAPTAIN LEAGUE N|pF

Joe Mullen, the we'll known base
ballist, has consented to captain the
league team which 1t is expected will
represent this city in the organiza-
Amusement Company is urging.
Philip Payne, OF %lroquois fame, is
at the head Of the team which may
enter the league for this city, and
he has conferred with Mullen on the
proposition. Joe is satisfied to be-
come a factor in the league AMI as
he expects the games to be Saturday
ones, this will not interfere with his
South River performances for which
he is booked for Sundays.
Perth Amboy's position toward
the proposed county league is an in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14

, v
. Star Final Bout.
Young Mitchell, champion
" welterweight boxer of Staten Is
= land, and Patsy Kimble, of New
o ark. Scheduled ten rounds.
= Semi-Final.
. Young Levins, of New Bruins
e wick. and Eddie Harris, Of
= Brooklyn. Scheduled six rounds.
Preliminaries.
F" Andy Olsen. THE Fighting
. Carpenter" OF Fords, and Hy-
=. man Schwartz. THE Cowboy
. Fighter" or the Fighting
. Sailor" Scheduled four rounds.
. Kid Clemens in scheduled
. four round bout.
Young Dudock. OF Fords, and
" Kid Greece, OF Stapleton. SEIZED
= uled four rounds.
=
Hardly anything else could hav
been done by the Richmond A. [
management to give their patrons
better card than Is on tap for tn
stag which will be held in Totter
Vile tonight. Some of the bes
fighters In their class are matche
to box and they are matched agains
opponents who are know enough t
sporting fraternity to assure niue
good boxing.
In the main bout there is sure
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
TWO GAMES ON
IN SOUTH RIVER

Two games have been slated for
the Washington Park court In South
River for tonight. The Funnel Five
and the Nonpariels will clash in the
preliminary attraction and the Fly
ing Five and the Sterlings will meet
In the main bout. Poppy" Phair Is
still out of the game being on the
hospital list but the Sterlings believe
that they will be able to cop the fray
Just the same.
With ten games won out OF thfr-
teen attempts, the Funnel Five are
confident of anoth ar win in ~tonight's
game despite the proves of heir
opponents. The three games they
lost were as follows: One to the Bay
views on the Roessler court in this
city, one to the Parish House in
Woodbridge. and n to the Nonpar-
ellis In South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
STRONG OWLS
PLAY SEASIDES

With one of the strongest lineups
which they have presented this sea-
son, the Owl basketball team. of this
city, will travel to Eltingyille. to-
morrow night. where they will clash
with the fast going Seasides. Man.
Rger Dolan has finally succeeded in
procuring q good drawing card in
scheduling a game with the Owls,
who are very popular hereabouts-
The Owls will probably have one or
tive Puritan stars besides Campbell,
Booz and Schantz, their W stars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
bob HELM Is
SOME SKATER

With the recent approach Of the
skating season there was one well
known county oficial with a face
wreathed in smiles, Just because he
would rather skate than eat" This
gentleman is Robert W. Helm. for
many years deputy county clerk. I'M
der various administrations. Mr..
Helm, who Is somewhat advanced in
years. compared to the majority of
those who seek and enjoy the ice
skating pleasure. has been out on
Silver Lake, between New Brunswick
and Metuchen, this year and expects
to go again II the Ice holds out until
tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14

definite one. This is probably - he-
cause the st. Anthony Club hss not
yet reorganized. 1t Is probable tbot
aatan - ai'ef 'heir reo.gani-
10 oonsioeI ehtering tnls ie&eue
as a team and If the inducements
look better than those which are b.,
Ing offered them at Linden, they will,
jump into the county race at once.
There is n thing certain: The
Saints mean to play as many Satur-
days and Sundays as they can re-
ceive booking for. The Franklins
could not enter a Saturday league
because several of their stars are not
of duty at those times. However.
some could play and probably would
II Philip Payne's team Is entered in
the league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
k&LIVE !; ,o, TIPS
By BOSCO

Good advice is the kind that is never given until lit is asked for
Son neon,e ,pend all their Iv es locking in the Lost and Found
column for opportunities.
The only similarity between pa tnotism and politics is that they
both begin with p.
rr,versa, neace ia an idle dream There will probably always be
sufragetes, and ants.
It is ust al well to remember that the school of experience isn't .
Sunday school.
Prosperity also covereth a multitude of sins.
Truths of a Muse.
Today we observe the memory
OF st. Valentine,
Who a famous for his noble works,
His love for human kind.
But now " e use that famous nam
Often o ut Of place,
And call a maid my Valentine"
Because of her retty face.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
Peaceful Beginning.

A young barber was telling n Of
his regular customers Of his recent
wedding You bet We had q good
time at my wedding" he said. Lots
Of young people there. q big crowd.
aud we had dancing and singing and
lots Of fun. and there wasn't ons
fight"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
The DEPARTING Son,

"Our boy has left u.s." went the
nothe ms their only Son waved good.
by frum the Ear window.
YES" snki the hid man. whom the
boy had 1uxt touched for Il heavy lnan,
-but he haNu't left us much Detroit
News
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
FAIR SEX VARSITY
WILL HAVE RIOTERS

About 4 O from this city will
accompany the fair sex varsity crew
Of the high school on its trip to
North Plainield tomorrow after
noon. The North Plainfield lassies
have cleaned up most everything in
their class in the state. and will no
doubt prove Q hard proposition for
the local
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14

"My doctor tells NE a good cry IL
beneficial"
The spcHnd wanfan. opening her
pur.- displayed Il drst class return
ticket to Europe.
"A good cry gained me- this" she
saA.-New York Press.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14

81 do not think people should get
married until they are thoroughly &C.
QUALIFIED with zach ether"
"Whnt would you de- abolish mar,
ginsoay?1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14

Since the onening of the final leg
the Red Men have taken three from
the Cubans and tonight a battle will
take place between. the leaders, the
Hassaus and Red Men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
True Love.

TOm-Rut perhaps she doesn't love
rou. Jack Oh. yes, she d-.s. Tnm-
How do you know? Jack When I
told her that ! had M motiev tn get
married IN she offered to borrow sone
fruM her father. Philadelphia ln-
-luirpr,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
RED MEN MAY
LOSE LEAD IN
ROLL TONIGHT
Hassans Have Chance to
Force SayrsviIIa League
Leaders to Evan Terms
STILL SIX IN LEAGU:
special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
S%ayreville, Feb. flowing to the
fact that the Corner Gang and Oaks
OF the S%ayreville Bowling League
dropped out, the officials have de-
cided that all unplayed games that
were scheduled for these two teams
during the first and second leg be
awarded their opponents This will
make the standing of the six re-
naming teams at the end of the sec
ond leg as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14

Uncle ~Psnnywise Says.
il politician IL always ready to dis-
cuss questions. bu. he seldom has n
answer for any OF our trouhlea~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14

Corrected
In tire sixth grade at Irving school
the teacher was questioning a boy
about Napo.eon's disastrous Invasion
Of Russia and the subsequent retreat
from Moscow.
What did the French do then7" she
asked.
"They ran away" said the boy.
Eyes. that is what they did" said the
teacher. but ran away Is hardly the
correct phrase to use. What Should you
have said?"
The boys face lighted up with
standing.
They beat It," be exclaimed proud
y.-kansas City Star.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-14
STAR QUINTET
HERE TONIGHT

For tonight's attraction OF the
Auditorium court the ~Iroquois will
oppose a crew OF basketball tossers
known as the Tottenville Stars. This
team will be comprised of some of
the best players in Tottenville and
may have n or two 7. A. e. men
in their ranks. The game is expect
ed to be a hummer as Big Chief
Payne, of the Redskins" is desirous
OF giving the fans a good attraction
even If his teams chances for VIC
tory are imperiled.