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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland Wins.

st. Louis. Mo-, July 9.-Cleveland
bunohed four of their nine hits of
Kooh. with errors by Austin and To-
bin in the second and won the last
game Of the series from st. Louis
Tuesday, 4 to 2. Score:
R. H. E.
Cleveland 4 9 o
st. Louis 2 9 2
Bagby and O'Neill; Koob. Wright
and SEVERED.
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GRAIN AND FLOUR.

GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Minneapolis. Mimi, July A D.
Wheat receipts, 50 cars, compared
with AZ cars a year ago. Cash: No. l
northern, $2.50@2.58.
Corn-No. 3 yellow, $1.34@1.s5.
oats-No. 8 white, 50 3-4@O IA.
: Flax, $5.95@5.97.
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GRAIN AND MonR.

GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Minneapolis, Mimi, July 9.-Floul
unchanged. shipments 41,543 bar.
rels.
Barley $1.07@1.16.
Rye. No. Q. $1.4l SIS.
Bran $500.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday.
Cincinnati "a. Boston go.
Pittsburgh l., Brooklyn 2.
st. Louis 1, New York 8.
Chicago S, Philadelphia 4.
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H~0Fa niv26od

Honors Divided.
Boston. July 9.-Boston and Gin
cinnati divided a double header Tues
day. Boston easily winning the first
game. 9 to 2, and Cincinnati taking
the second, 4 to 8. Scores:
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Toledo Banked.
Toledo, July indianapolis scored
almost at will on Toledo pitchers, who
were n0orlY summarized Score.
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AMERICAN ASSN,
ST. PAM Badly Bea&m

Neihaus. Merritt. Browne and Har-
grave; Hall. Graham and LaLonge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
Roberts Won
Experts Say

Al Roberts won, is what the mob
Of fan supporters are claiming
throughout the island. Roberts is
sur a hero for the next couple OF
weeks. His decision over Weineft ut
the Bayonne A. A. Tuesday night has
placed him higher In the hearts of the
fistic followers. His demonstration
was to the complete satisfaction OF the
entire Staten Island crew and to all OF
the Perth Amboy rooters, for it IS
understood that the Island can't claim
all the honors due AL. Roberts Is just
rs much an idol over here Is he Is
across the river.
Roberts and Weinert's scrap was
sensational, though in the first round
AL was a trifle ratified, from the fact
that Weinert was the first man who
outweighed him and also the large
audience that had gathered to witness
the affair.
After the opening round the scrap
was Roberts. The closing chapter was
slightly in favor Of Weinert. This
round saw the Staten Island boxer a
trife tired. Weinert took quick adj
vantage of this. His old ring gener-
alship n craft was displayed. which
allowed him to finish the scrap with
a blare. His muddling up of affairs
saved him from a possible knock out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07

they will enter the ring with the full
intensions of securing a dreamland
punch. Which of the scrapper's am
bilious desire is to come true can
only be told after Friday evenings
''set to-"
The bout arranged to proceed the
main event is promised TO be an excel
lent affair.
A, special six round side show" be-
tween young" owen Moran, of
Brooklyn and Johnny Summers will
be presented. What the outcome will
be of these boxers cannot even be
imagined as both have a we'll fed rep
utation and have pestered the gym
religiously.
The full program for the prelim-
inaries has not as yet been booked.
One four round party will be staged
between Phil Geret of New Brunswick
VS.. Young Smith of Staten Island.
The other prelims will be announced
tomorrow.
Walter Ross of Newark, has been
secured to referee the arguments"
for Friday night. Ross, Is well known
in these diggings having been the
third man in the ring on several oc~
casions before.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
Want Games

The Blue g. Gray Midgets are
claimants of the Junior championship
of the city. This baseball combina-
ton averages between fourteen and
sixteen years old, and are credited
with having seven straight victories
chalked up on the correct side of
the ledger. Any one disputing the
claim registered by the Blue & Gray
outfit has but to correspond with
Manager Anton Furdock, 159 Chaun-
cey street. Special crack Is taken at
the Wilson Midgets, st. Anthony
Midgets and the school team at No.
This coming Sunday is open and
Manager Furdock is trying to book
a game and is willing to place O side
wager on the outcome of the game.
All right, you young sports. here Is a
chance to make some easy dough.
A baseball team-Pershing Sport
ing Cfub-has given General Perish
ing the honor of using his name but
of course our Gen" does not know
1t. Games are desired with light
senior teams in this vicinity SO that
when P~ershing returns in September
he will hear OF h renowned repu-
tation that has been made by this
sporting club. Special attention is
being made to attract the notice of
the Lyceums, the Oak Field Club,
Catholic Field Club, West Ends of
Woodbridge, Morgan A. A. Of South
Amboy and the strong champion
chalmers in the light senior class,
Saints Junior. This combination is
on deck to travel to New Brunswick
on August 10 to stack forces, in their
opening game, with a county seat or
SANITATION. All games can be Sc
cured by addressing communications
to George Brenchak, 674 Cortlandt
street, Perth Amboy, or by telephon-
ing 1885.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
Roosevelt Baseball DOIngS

Last Sunday the Roosevelt Field
Club in seven innings captured their
twelfth victory when it dereated the
Acme Field Club, of this city, by a
score of 1871. The Roosevelt team
started early in the game to head
the tape crossing home plate with
six runs, and later scoring in the
third, fourth, fifth and sixth innings.
The Acmes were held scoreless after
being allowed to just poke their
heads In the door of the run depart
ment for a single counter.
The contest lasted but seven
stretches. being called on account of
the Wheelers playing second in the
struggle.
Fifteen hits were collected from
the delivery of Vinegar which states
in a positive name that the Roose-
welt club is comprised Of some good
clouters.
Battery for the Chrome team was
composed of Dolan and Bach. The
Comeback stunt of Dolan Is certain
ly surprising though pleasing to
many of his staunch admirers. He
is booked to fling against The Wheel
err Condenser outfit, which is q con-
test that will bring forth much root
ing from the fact hat both organiza-
lions are made UP of home talent.
The game with the Wheeler Con-
densers which vas staged for this
coming Sunday la been postponed,
for some unknown reason, until
August IT. The Wheeler diamond
acrobats are to Journey to this city
August 10 to try their fortunes with
Joe Mullins Amboy squad.
Manager Thomas Donoghue, who
is the guiding light of the destiny of
the Roosevelt Field Club, Is trying to
secure the Saints, a local team, for
this coming weekend. Donoghue can
be reached by addressing his mail to
143 Emerson street, Chrome, N. j.,
or by t~elephoning between the hours
of 6 and Z p. M. 410-R.
The reason why the Acmes stub
bed their toes told by the inning:
Roosevelt r. c.. 6 0 l 8 2 1 0-13
Acme F. C. $3.50. 1 0 0 0 0 0 o. L
Liebigs and the Copper Works
teams will clash Saturday afternoon.
They are apparently the w strongest
teams representing the factory league,
which gives assurance that a fast
game can be expected. Liebig's team
was the only team that have beaten
the Copper Works outfit thu for,
while the former have not been beat
en- all season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
St. AnthOnys to Play Game
Sunday at Old Bridge

The st. Anthonys after their VIC
tory over the Helmetta A. @. last Sat-
nrday by a score of 10, will travel to
DID Bridge Sunday afternoon to play
the Old Bridge Field Club.
The Saints will leave the corner of
6mith and State streets on the 1
pollock a to South River, from there
TO Old Bridge by auto.
On Friday night a practice session
will be held on the small diamond at
the lumber field.
Jeroff will do the twirling for the
Faints. The balance of the line up
will consist of Maloney, first base; Full
lerton, second base; r. Handerhan,
third base; Damatch, shortstop; Thos.
Burke, left field; Pfeiffer, center field;
B. Handerhan, right field; Springer,
PATCHED.
The Saints have a few dates open
For Saturdays and Sunday games and
would like to hear from a few fast
beams throughout the county or state.
Address Manager William J.. Maloney.
No. APO Park avenue, City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07

'The fights" 1.-THE Lotos Club ISL
cent Martini" Johnny Saxon, "Frl
day Night"
These are all the things that lie
uppermost In the minds of h fistic
fandom throughout the Middlesex
county. Joe McNulty has promoted
an attraction that has. even in this
early stage of the game, given prom
Uses of OVERLOOKING the capacity of the
Palace Hall. Every nook, corner,
window sill, wall, roof and in fact
every place, except the regulation
roped off space for the scrappers, Is
predicted will be covered when the
"Silent Mute" the middle weight
champion Mute of the World, Martin
stands up before Johnny" Saxon. a
we'll known boxer from Newark.
When McNulty divulged the details of
this agreement, which affixed the sig
natures of silent" Martin and John
n.y. Saxon to performing in an eight
round melee, the fight spectators were
wild with JOY.
silent" Martin is a familiar char
acter h~ereabouts having started his
boxing career several years ago in the
boxing tournaments held in the ola
Van Syckle's auditorium On New
Brunswick ven Martin then
showed many promises of working his
way up to the top notchers, and has
fattened the aspirctions Of many a
worthy fighter.
Johnny Saxon, one of the prides
of Newark, has been on exhibition
here before. One of AL Roberts the
nineteen year old sensational young
ster of Staten Island, who won the de-
cision over Weinert, Tuesday night,
at Bayonne A. A. hardest opponent to
down was this same rugged, hard
walfoping Johnny Saxon.
In the meeting of these two padded
glove actors there will be enough ac-
ton to satisfy even the most pessi-
mistic fan. Both have decared that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
INGOTST OPLAY
OUT Of TOWN
Copper Works Nine to Mako
Trip to Laurel Hill for
Game

The Raritan Copper Works team
are scheduled to leave town Saturday
having booked passage on the rail-
road. Manager Bergen has clinched
arrangements with the Nichols Cop
per Company combination and will
meet this foe on their own grounds
at Laurel Hill. Long Island. The In
gots have already fed the Long Is
landers a piece of the bitter candy
when thai club meandered to this
city with the full intentions of show
ing the VILLAGERS" how to manipulate
the horse hide. But oh what a sur
prise package was handed the Mich
OILS boys, for when the barrage was
lifted and the gas clouds cleared away
the score stood 1875 in favor of the
Ingots.
Ten tallies were scored in the 1rst
four chapters. With the large margin
on the safe side of the ledger the To-
calls "let up" allowing the visitors
to cur five counters.
The regular lineup for the Ingots
will be used, while the Nichols crew
will have the following to pick from:
Whitley, Morton. Strenk, Ozzatto, Con-
molly, Andrew. Deutsch, Schneider.
German. Drexler and Kloppenberg.
Arrangements nave been completed
for the transportation of about fifty
red hot fans, to Laurel Hill, who claim
they will not cool their heads with
anything but a second victory
Austin Hornsby, just recently re-
turned home from duties with the
American Expeditionary forces, is
again back in the 'spangles" and will
be seen in the Copper Works make up
Austin performed several stunts in
France in the twirling department,
pitching his company's team to VIC
tory on several occasions Hornsby,
who is well known. first showed his
''hzzeek' in an Ingot's uniform last
Saturday. in the game with the Wa
clark, a Bayonne club. He secured
two hits out of four times at bat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07

Walter GOWN has succeeded Soldier
Brown as first baseman for the Mobile
team. Golvin seems to have suffered
mo Ill effects from his long service In
the north of Russia.
Kid Gleason Is quoted as praisfng
Dick Kerr with qualifications. The Kid
says Kerr has everything but height.
but he is three inches shy of what a
real, honest-to-goodness pitcher should
be.
Young Unglaub, nephew Of the vet
bran Bob, Unglaub, now dead, seems to
be a find from Petersburg. He famed
ia batters in the first game he pitched,
and the next time out pitched a two
bit game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
Y. M. C. A. Business Men
to Go On Fishing Trip

"Ship ahoy. my lads" Such will
be the slogan of the Y. M. @. A.
Business Mems Club when they
shove off on their fishing trip next
Thursday. August IA. They will leave
will not return until 8 o'clock in the
evening. The party will embark from
Walters boathouse, proceeding to
Sandy Hook. Each fisherman will
carry his own lunch and tackle.
Invitation has been extended to all
the members of this association and
to many of their friends. 1t certain
ly is an opportunity not given to
many of us to get out on the ocea@s
for a days good sport.
j. j.. Sonderman, physical director
of the Y, M. c. A., is the man in
charge OF the affair.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07

al other men OF quail position will
be present tonight in official capsci-
ties. The advance sale of tickets for
this show is an indication of just
how tae sport fans feel about the
exhibition. Large crowds are ex-
pected from Red Bank, Long Branch,
Asbury Park, New Brunswick, Perth
Amboy, Elizabeth and Newark.
1t was the original intention to
hold this show on Saturday night
but owing to the number of other at
fractions going on in this city on that
night in connection with the Old
Home celebration, the management
thought 1t wise to advance the date.
The best way to get to the show
from Perth Amboy is by jitney or
trolley, stopping at First street. The
show Is being held in connection with
an all week carnival that is attract
ing crowds from all over the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
Sa!emS and Oaks Split

Oh, hol the Salems and the Oak
Field Club have broken all bonds of
friendship. The game scheduled for
last Sunday morning on the Salems
grounds was cancelled. The reason
for the cancellation OF the struggle,
as given by Manager Ballo of the
Salem Club, was that the side bet of
$25 could not be furnished by the
Oaks. Rivalry between these two
combinations Is far from being
friendly. It is only by placing a side
on the outcome of the game
that the Salems will play. If the
two teams were to meet It promises
to be a heated contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
LOOKING OVER TEXAS STARS
Many Major League Scouts Pour Into
Lone Star State-Many Likely
Looking Youngsters.

The food of major league scouts
passed on from the Southern league
into Texas territory without making
any purchases so far as known, but it
is felt that the ice must break soon
and a bidding contest start for the
'likely-looking youngsters who have
been developed in the league this
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
Big Boxing Carnival On
Tonight AT South Amboy;
Star Fighters TO Be Seen
By Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 7i-All
roads lead to South Amboy. This is
the slogan of the boxing fans from
Bill parts of the state, many of whom
are planning to visit the city on the
south shore of the Rarftan tonight
and witness the splendid program of
boxing.
From the opening number when
Young Mills, of Elizabeth, meets
Young Colby, of Chrome, until the
Bemi-fnal and then the splendid final
In which two of the best known box
prs of the American ring will appear
the fam expect something doing
every minute. During the intermis-
eion q colored jazz band from New
Brunswick will furnish the music.
Joe Humphreys, n of the leading
figures in sports, will be on hand to
make the announcements and sever
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
SELECTS WHITE S0X TO
CAPTURE CHAMPIONSHIP


"The White Sox will win the
pennant In the American league,p
said Connie Mack, manager of
the Athletics. 'The Chicago
players, collectively, are a smart
crew, and with Oicotte pitching
championship bali since the sea-
son started, and with some of
the other twirlers working In
championship form, / do not see
where New York or Cleveland
will be able to beat Kid Gleason
to the flag" Mack said he looked
forward to seeing the Giants bat
tie the White Sox for the world
championship this fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
BOTH NAMED RALPH

BY an odd coincidence, Sell
bold, the young Athletic pitcher,
has the same name as old Socks
Seybold, the hard-hitting right
fielder of the Athletic champions
of 1902 and 1905. Old Sock is
Ralph Seybold and the young
fingers name also is Ralph.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
MILLER HIGGINS WAS RIGHT
Assertion Of Yankee Manager That
Hornsby Was Better at Third
Than Short Proven True.

Manager Miller Higgins of the
Yanks used to say that Rogers Horns
by was a better third baseman than a
shortstop. Hornsby's work at third
shows that "Hug" knew what he was
talking about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
JAKE DAUBERTs REAL NAME
Properly Spelled d'Aubert and French
City lie Named After Family
Is Not German. +

It is not generally known that Jake
Daubert, now with the Reds, should
properly spell his name d'Aubert. MY
family" Jake explains. "are from a
little city just q few miles west of the
German boundary, and named for
them-a name 1t has borne for 900
years or more-D'Aubertville. Some
of them, adventuring the way French
men did 200 years ago. came over here
and, after England permanently GUST
ed France from the colonial regions,
settled down. In other words, we are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07

Today's Game.
New York at st. LOUIS.
:3-tSklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Detroit, 4; Washington, l..
(Other games postponed-wet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07

Meanwhile is still catching fly balls
In the pocket glove" style, with hands
pressed to his belt.
Josh Devore, veteran major league
player, has been Internationally re-
leased by Indianapolis.
\ d .
Roy Corhan is back in the lineup
Of the San Francisco Seals after a
layoff due to an injury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07

Today's Games.
st. Louis at New York.
1.-TWO games; first starts at 1880 p.
mo-
Chicago at Philadelphia.
(Two games.)
Cleveland at Boston.
1.-TWO games.) MS
Detroit at Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-07
RESULTS AND STANDINGS
IN TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
NATIONAL
Veaferdav,s Results

st. Louis, s; New York, A.
Brooklyn, 6; Cincinnati, 1.
Boston, 2; Chicago, o.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (Pos
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-08-04
COMMISSION REPORTS PACKERS
 ABLE TO MAKE PRICES RESPOND
 TO THEIR SLIGHTEST WISHES

WASHINGTON, July .2S-( -(49- Serious charges are made against the five big meat packing corporations in the
 third section of the federal trade commission report In first sections the commission urged that investigation be
 made of these companies is evident they combined uphold the price of their products and causing the people to pay for this food than they egitimately should.
 In the third section of the report which just made public this evening" the commissioners say the five big pack able to make the prices respond to their slightest wish they have practically eliminated all competition Re- gardess of what they have pay for the hoo the packers control the market in such way that they place any price they desire the finished product without fear of anyone underseling them to any extent
 It is reported that these five corporations have inter est in thrtyegh of the fifty principal purchasing markets and yards and also hold voting stock in tenywo others thus controlling almost every stock yard in the United States of any size The reports say that these corporations have eliminated many competitors and unless action is talk by the will put the remainder of business is claimed that the companies have caused many ranted fluctuations in the livestock prces all of them being the advantage of the corporations. An immediate nvest gaon of these companies urged as the report says they now threaten to control the markets of the world.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-08-04
RANCHER PAYS RANSOM OF FIF TEEN THOUSAND PESOS FOR
 RELEASE OF SON.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2S.-(P The state department received in formation today that John Thompson, an American rancher residing near the Mexican border, has paid the ransom of fifteen thousand pesos demanded by Mexican bandits for the release of his 14-year old son. The boy was kidnapped Saturday by band of Mexicans who sent an immediate de. mand to the father that he pay the ransom at once or his son would be killed.
 The state department understands that Thompson paid the sum upon ad vice of the Mexican government as t was feared by the officials that the kidnapers would kill the boy in case there was any delay. The informa. ton received by the state department says Mexico will reimburse the ranch CT for the sum expended to obtain the release of his son.. AS soon as the Kidnapping was prot to the attention of the department the matter was taken up with the Carranza government.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-08-04
SENATOR WANTS
 INVESTIGATION
 OF OIL PRICES
MILES POINDEXTER OF WASHING TON INTRODUCES RESOLUTION CALLING FOR INVESTIGATION OF REGENT ADVANCE IN GASC. LINE AND OIL PRICES.

WASHINGTON, D. C., July 28.-lF) Senator Miles Poindexter believes the oil companies of the United States are manipulating the price of their product at will, raising the cost oi gasoline and other oils whenever they think the American public will stand for it. While not advocating govern ment control, Senator Poindextel thinks the federal authorities should keep in close touch with the practices of the companies and take some meas ures to regulate the price of oils.
 He introduced resolution in the senate today calling for an investiga- tion by senate committee of the re- cent advance in the price of gasoline and various other products of the oil companies. When introducing the measure Senator Poindexter said that the present price of oils is entirely un- warranted, as there is no shortage in this commodity nor no immediate prospect of one. He called attention to the new oil fields recently discov- cred in Texas, stating that notwith- ing the new wells, the price of gaso- line and oil has advanced during the past few months.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-08-04
BULCAR TROOPS
 JOIN THE B0LS
OSCOW REPORTS A BOLSHEVIKi UPRISING IN BULGARIAN
 GARRISON TOWN

LONDON, July 29.-P)-Advices from Moscow, received here this morn ing, report that there is now under way a serious bolsheviki uprising in an important garrisoned town of Bui. garia. The report says the bolsheviki sympathizers are gaining. strength hourly and it is indicated they will soon be in control of the city.
 According to the Moscow despatch. es the troops stationed in the garrison are joining the revolutionists and it is but matter of time until there Yill be no soldiers to suppress the re- .olt. The officers of the Bulgarian troops are unable to stop the desertion of the soldiers, says the report. and and dare not make too strong an ef tort to retain the men for fear of losing their lives.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-08-04
PART OF FIRST
 WILL BE HELD
PERSHING CABLES UNITS OF FIRST DIVISION BE STATION
 ED ON THE RHINE

WASHINGTON, July 29.-(R-In g cablegram from General Pershing te the war department, the commander of the American expeditionary forces states that the troops to be retain ed, for the time being, on the Rhine river will consist of various units oi the first division, composed, for the greater part, of regular soldiers who enlisted before the declaration o1 war.
 General Pershing informed the war department that the other units would start moving home on the fiji teenth of August. He is reducing the number Of Americans in the army of occupation to a minimum figure retaining only those troops absolute ly essential 10 the policing of the Rhine area.