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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30

of the season and for This reason
were handicapped at the start. In
their only game played SO far they
were defeated by a small margin by
the strong Knights of st. Peter OF
New Brunswick. The Y. NJ. @. COM
bination will pick their lineup from
Copeland, Lehman, Hornsby, Parker,
Bob Handerhan, LaForge and Schel-
ling.
The Tottenville representative team
known as the Separate i V have
just started their organization and
this will be their first game of the
season. In their lineup will be found
Cline. Sher, Paugh, Macan and sev-
eral other island players.
The Auditorium Five, Perth Am
boys strongest representative team,
have been enjoying a successful sea-
SON. They have beer defeating some
of the best teams in The state with q
purely local combination of players.
In the lineup of the Auditorium team
will be found Regain, McCreery, Will
entZ, Oliver, Evans. Thomas n
Hanson.
These games should furnish plenty
of excitement for the lovers of sport
and dancing as usua will be on the
program, and this pastime Will have
the usual time set aside for it. A
large holiday crowd " expected to be
on hand and the first basketball game
of the afternoon will start at 2:15.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
CIT LEAGUE
STARTS HERE JAM. II

Another meeting Of the county bas-
ketball representatives was held In
the Office of the Auditorium last
night and eve teams were represen-
Sed. 1t was decided that the league
,1n start on Wednesday, January IA,
snd will continue to run on Wednss-
day nights. Games may be played on
other nights to complete the schedule,
The league will DO known as the In
ter-Ctty League.
The Sterlings. s~ayreYille Big Five,
Tottenviile A. c.. Goodwill Arrows,
Y. NJ. c., PAGER Big Five and the
Auditorium had representatives pres
emit. One more member may be Sc
cured so as to have an even number
in lAe league, and some strong team
rom New Brunswick Is desired.
The following officers were elected
= take care of the running of the
ne in conjunction with the Board
directors; Louis p. Booz. president;
Maiaskl. vice president; Rossi
secretary, and Peter Van
SY9s reasurer.
lie games in the league will be
played on the Auditorium court and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
TOM TOUHEY AND
BEDELL To MEET
In One Of Eight Round Bouts al
AmbOy Sport Club

The first eight round bout to be
booked for the show of the Amboy
Sporting Club to be held in the Audi
torium on January 7, brings together
Tommy Touhey of Paterson and
Johnny Bedell of Braddock, Pa, for
merly of this city.
Touhey fought a fast ten round
draw with Mel Coogan some time
ago. Coogan is the fast Brooklyn boy
who fought Benny Leonard, the
lightweight champion. In this bout
Coogan did not stay the entire bout
with his opponent. Touhey also
fought Joe Benjamin. The California
boy put the Paterson fighter away In
the fifth stanza.
Bedell will be remembered by fight
fans who can still recollect the days
of the Permo A. G. when Maize and
Bedell had their battles. Johnny has
doing considerable boxing
around Pennsylvania and should be
in first class condition to meet his
Paterson opponent.
Joe McNulty is booking up high
class bouts in preparation for his
first big show under the new plan,
and he believes with the association
of Max Gibian and other prominent
busin ess men. he can give the fight
fans of this city the best fights that
are on the market.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
+ our Teams TO Play
Three Games Here
Thursday Afternoon

On Thursday afternoon the patrons
n basketball will witness three hard
fought contests on the Auditorium
COURT and the teams entered to play
on thls day are: The Auditorium
rive, the Tottenville representative
team, the 7. NJ. c. and the Goodwllls
Of this city.
The teams will draw to decide
which shall play against each other
IN the drst two games. The winners
OIL these games will play against each
other and the combination that
comes out on top will be considered
the champion for the afternoon. Cash
prizes Will be given to each of the
io'tr teams competing, first prize will
ne $50. second prize $40 and the last
TWO cams will receive $40 each.
The Goodwill Arrows have a fast
combination of t~ossers, and although
out of luck due to their inability to
secure a home court, they have been
putting up a classy game against
different teams IN the county. In
their lineup will be found Mickey"
Loeser. John Miller. Gus Iooser.
lager. Hol2heimer and Segar.
The Y. NJ. G. basketball team. who
were expected TO be q big factor III
the race for the county championship
this year. will also compete in the
contest. This team had their homs
court taken from them at the start
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30

each team will play each opponent,
which makes twelve games for each
team and seventy-two games on the
schedule. Each. team will place an
eligible list of eight men before the
secretary, n week before the start
ing Of the league and only members
OF the club will be allowed to play
with the different teams. This will
prevent loading up and bringing pro-
f~essionalism into the league.
1t was also decided, if a team fails
to put in an appearance. tho team
that doe appear wins the game II
the team that fails to appear has two
defeats chalked against them. The
meetings of the league will be held
the third Monday of Zach month, and
a special session may be called at the
request of three directors.
The next meeting of the league di-
rectors will be held on January IL and
the names of the players of the differ
ent teams must be in the hands of the
secretary by January Z.
A schedule committee consisting of
Rossi Peterson, John Sullivan and
Edward Doyle will start work immedi-
ately arranging same.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
DU POINTS PLAY
INDIA RUBBER )
Thursday Night at ParIin---Ex-
peCt Fast Game
BIZ Special Correspondent.

ny optttdt tOfFtSpOHuCHf.
SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 30-On
Thursday night the du Pont basket
ball team will have as it's opponents
the fast India Rubber Company team
of New Brunswick. This latter team
is leading the Industrial league of
that city and is one OF the strongest
teams in that section of the county.
Recently in a game of hat league
1t badly defeated the Michelin Tire
Company team, which has been play
ing such a wonderful game this sea-
son.
Last Friday night when the du
Pont team defeated the Recreation
Five of Plainfield, they demonstrated
to local ans that they were there"
The India Rubber team is composed
largely of college men. Two of their
stars were former members of Rut-
gers Varsity team while, another saw
many games while wearing the colors
of Colgate last season. The du Pone
team will line up as in other games
this season n Manager Kabosky is
confident that his team will Chalk"
up another victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
Bic FIVE
IN BIC CAME
viii Go to MOTriStOWn to Play
-~. !. m. Ca Team There

The PAGER Big Five, one OF this
strongest representative basket
ball teams will travel to Morristown
Thursday might where they will play
the representative Y. NJ. c. A. team of
that place.
The local combination consisting Of
all local players have been going
strong this season, defeating some of
the best teams in the county. The
team they oppose on Thursday night
is the best that has been booked this
season.
The MoIrlstown quintet boasts of
being the strongest Y. NJ. c. A. team
in the state and also claimed tina title
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
Gil SchMah Back.

go
Gil Schwab, the crack Newark boy
who performs for the Rivies, n who
is responsible for the new court tactics
adopted by hat team this year, Will
be back in the lineup for the next
game, after several weeks lay-off due
to a sprained ankle. He played sun
day, and was mainly responsible for
the National Turner victory over the
City A. a. He tclephoued Manager
Hoffman, of the Rivies. that he is now
able to hobble about the court, bus
that he would prefer a lay-off until
next week, when he Will be in fine
fettle.
Dutch Dehnert will also be with
here. This classy youngster, the best
the Rivies on their first appearances
dribbler that the South Amboy fans
have seen perform, had a 'run-in'
with one of the Newark Turner's. and
has been given his release from that
combination, and will now have more
time to devote to his South Amboy
connection. Jimmie Canton, Rufie
Allen. and Scott Burns are playing
great ball this year.
The Hoboken Big Five. according to
Manager Manning, expects to repeat
its victory over the Rivtes, whom they
defeated by four points. The RIVE
fans seem 10 think that with Schwab
and Dehnert back in the game the
South Amboy crew will score a win
over the Hoboken team, which was
also the first TO defeat the Auditorium
Five, of Perth Amboy. Johnnie Beck
mar took Dehnert's place the night of
he first defeat. O"Toole, too, was ap-
parently out of condition.
Dancing.
Dancing will be resumed in come
ton with the games when the Rivies
start their Perth Amboy engagement.
South Amboy will likely nave q
great crowd on hand the opening
night. and with the RIVE followers
from Perth on deck, 1t will be a spec
tacle long TO be remembered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
The Melting Pot
Sport News Boiled Down

is understood that the pen-pushers re-
serve the right to search the greasy
lads before the start of the game for
fear they may have monkey Wrenches
or pliers in their possession.
The 1ronclad bowling team started
the league off in a woak-appearing
manner, but at the present time they
are perched in the top berth. Like
wise the Star Fish combination, the
last named bunch Is now climbing up
ward, and viii shortly have a rtIl-in
with the Irouclads.
Both New York baseball teams are
preparing to have strong teams rep
resent them on the diamond next
year again. Several important trades
are expected to take place.
With the organization of another
basketball team, soon to be an
nounced. and the coming of a neigh
boring team to this city to play their
games, means thai the basketball
fans of this city and vicinity VII
have their fill for the rest Of the
season.
Westcott and Stoclier are the win
ners of the volley ball leagues which
have been conducted in the Y. NJ. c.
A. for some time in tho paSf. The
game for the championship Will be
played off between these two teaEs
on New Years Day.
The Sterlinss showed up in classy
fashion on Saturday night, but the
Auditorium clan were in great con
dition and could 0 have been de-
feated on that night.
-~~O~NS
last year. Out OF eleven 4 tines this
year, they were defeated twice by two
crack professional teams. and they
feel sure that their winning streak
will continue against tho local team.
In the lineup of the locls Will be
found Fritz Glochau and "Yi"
Hubbard, In the advanced positions,
two small men who display plenty of
pep and fight; Ray" Handerhan, a
member of the Riversides roster and
who has performed with a number of
other crack combinations, will jump
center; Bob" Handerhan and "Cp"
Roessler will handle The defensive
positions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30

Manager Booz, of the Auditorium
basketball team h a the
Auditorium court is open for use to
any local team on Sunday morning
from Gin the morning to IL or /
o'clock.
The playing of the local basketball
team on Saturday night was the best
that has been seen this year. All the
players worked hard from the start
of the contest.
From present indications, the new
fight plan to be worked out at the
Amboy Sporting Club in the Audito-
rum should be successful for Tommy
Touhey Is a good boy and hould be
a big drawing card.
The nnouncemen that the city is
working hard on the water works
pond, so that when it freezes again,
good skating can be enjoyed. should
gladden. the hearts OF the skating and
hockey followers.
A great many local young men are
in favor of this city having an ath-
ietic field, because then the athletic
ability of this city's men could be
brought out. The local high school
did not have a football team this year
because they could not secure a foot
ball field. An athletic field would give
the youngsters a better hance
A basketball game Is in the max
ing between the grease houndS and
the P~en-Pushers in the employ of
the Van Syck4e- Garage Company. 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
Els BOWlinQ
League Data

By taking three straight games from
the lowly Rectors last night, the Mad
isons moved closer to the Ironclads in
The top berth and the slight margin OF
four points separates the two leaders.
Adams of the losing domination aver
aged 172 for the night, while Smith
OF the winning team was a close sec
ond with III. Adams Of the Rectors
also bowled high score for the night,
1872.
All three games went to the Madi-
son boWlers by good margins, the Rec
,ors taking a blind in the first two
games.
The scores:
- EvgvNnDG
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
BARNEY LIVINGSTON WINS
BOUT FROM JACK SULLIVAN

Barney Livingston, of this city, who.
fought a hard six round bout at the
Amboy Sporting Club against Johnny
Carroll, of Chrome, las Thursday
night, met Jack Sullivan of Plainfleld
last night and handed out a bad beat
Ing. In spite OF the fac that Living
ston gave ten pounds, his weight be-
ing 1876 and hat of Sullivan 146.
Barney used the treat 'em rough.
method with good results. Sullivan
took a bad beating but his gameness
and willingness to take punishment
and comeback strong resulted in the
two being rematched for an eight
round bout to be held in Plainheld in
two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
WILL USE THE
LARGE AUDITORIUM COURT;
PLAY BIG GAME NEXT WEEK
The Rtyies are coming to town.

The Rivies are coming to town,
On Friday, January Q, tho River
sides will open in the local Audi
forum. opposing the Hoboken Big
Five. the only team that has defeated
the South Amboy team on the court
this year. There will be no game ut
South Amboy this Friday night, and
the January Q game VIII be the first
1920 appearance Of the Riversides on
the court.
The announcement will come as q
surprise TO the fans. The Riversides
opened their season in November at
South Amboy in a most successful
nlGEner. and We're given the same
great support that South Amboy has
always given to this scrappy little
team. Even when dancing was stop
ped in connection with the games
tao ANS Of South Amboy still crowd
~ ST. MdrN's hail to cheer their a
on through its string OF Victories and
through It's tirst defeat.
Last week there was no Friday
night game. the hall being used for
another purpose. and the Rivies find
that they are also unable TO use ST.
Mary's hall this week. The hall Is
being used for church purposes while
ST. Mary'S Church is receiving repairs
made necessary by the explosion of
last year and It is due to this that
inc tNlNleS were LOICeU To secure an
other location for their weekly
games. Rev. Father Quinn. who was
responsible for putting the Rivies on
the floor this year as South Amboy's
representative team. believes that the
present course is the wiseSt for the
team to follow. There is no other
suitable hall in South Amboy. so on
January 8 the red-breasted Rvs will
rot out on The Auditorium court and
tackle a team hat undoubtedly
forms the %stiffest opposition in the
state.
TO Represent South Amboy.
Although the Rivies are extremely
popular in Perth Amboy and have a
large following here, they will still
elect 80 be known as the "Riversides,
OF South Amboy." They feel that
they should still play under the ban
ner of the little city across the Rari-
tan, which has given them such faith
full support for many a season.
The ltivies this year haze undoubt-
eddy the best team that has ever worn
the club colOrs-they have met sew
eral s~et-backs this season, but they
are still plugging ahead, and from the
outlook they will have the most sue
cessful finish to n season they have
even had
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
UnuaIIant Oidtjmers.

An old papyrus text, recently I'M
earthed in Egypt, shows a strong bias
against women. After citing a long
series of unfortunate happenings In
history, 1t bluntly charges all of them
directly to the conduct and influence
of woman. Then 1t goes on to say that
If she have wealth for ner ally In
~wlckedness, the evil is double. The
last line Of the fragment is not entire
" lcgible, but appears to be of the
ans general tenor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
EIGHT CHILDREN HAD GROUP

."I have eight children and give
writes Mrs. p. Rehkamp, 2404 Herman
St, Covington, Ky; they all were sub
iect to Group" It loosens and clears
mucous and phlegm. stops that strang-
cough. make easy breathing pos
slbYe and permits quiet sleep. 1t con-
tains no o]piates. and children like II;
Good for colds, bronchial coughs and
the coughs that linger on after innu-
enza or grip. Good for grown-ups as
cor children. Barnekov & PETE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH MONEY

cur THIS oUI-lT Is WORTH M
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip,
enclose with sc and mall 1t to Foley &
Co, 1886 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, Ill,
writing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and
Group: Foley Kidney Pills for pain in
sides and back: rheumatism. backache,
kidney and bladder ailments; and
and thoroughly cleansing ~cathartic, for
constipation, biliousness, headache, and
sluggish bowels. Barnekov & PETE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30

On New Years day the voIley bail
leagues will wind up and a new
league will be chosen. A game to
decide the championship will be
played between Stocker and West
colt. the leaders in each league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30

Lieber made the years boys record
for the high jump, 4 feet, Q inches,
on Saturday.
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have been spending IN" past iw" days at
Belmont. huvc returned homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hunter ana
daurl.,,r. MISS NIrr MIA, ar" touring L"
r.!u;,hus. wh"r" they Will spend their
Sumrvr~.
Miss R"rni" Farmer Is confined nj the
hnai,. Of her aunt. in Wheeling. III.
Mrs Charles clark. VIII" underwent
serious, operation ~ ~" Gl"ndal" h"Sp'-
tai. - E,r'!uE along nicely.
MIR. &. Huffman. # Wheeling. Sp"n,
yesterday IN has city on business.
Mss Anna Marshall. VII" has neon
sp"nd,nG numh"r ~ days AZ Grafton
with hcr aunt. has returned home.
Ray Hunt has returned to New Mar
talnsv.ll". after II brief visit here"
j. W. Known has returned home at
'cr @p,md,mE Il week in l'arkcrsourE on
business.
Alfred Kaufman - spending the week
in New Castle. on business.
Miss tarri" Ealu. VIII" has been ViSit-
ing her" has returned 10 her home al
l'rOCtOr
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Norwood ParnonalL

Miss Hannah Watson is suffering
from a spraincd ankle at her home or
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tcagarden are the proud
parents Of z baby boy. Mother and son
arc doing nicely.
Miss Elizabeth Schad. Of McMechep
street. is the guest Of friends in Fair
mont for a few days.
Mrs Harry Davis. Of ParkcrshurE. has
returned To her home there after being
the guest OF local friends and relatives
for tho past week.
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Held Lawn Pete,

\ lawn fctc was given Saturday even
ing by the members Of tho Loyal
Wumcn's class Of the First Christian
church on the Kcffcr lawn on South
Marshall street. The ladies had every
thing in tho confcction line for sale and
as tho weather proved agreeable the af-
fair was well patron'zcd \ neat sum
was realized from the affair and will be
used for the benefit OF the church.
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BENWO0D
Many Fans to Fight.

Many fans Of IN" boxing game will
tourney To Wheeling park this evening
to witness the t"n-rnund scheduled tight
hrtw.cn Ecrnin Hahn Of W"llsburg. and
Erttliuc Leonard Of New Jersey. Since
tho revival Of this manly art Of S"lt-
defense in th.s section fans from this
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NAV Take Action.

Their" has been considerable discussion
amonG the ropulaCc Of this city whether
tn" CITY council 1t its next meeting will
follow the example Of other civic bodies
elsewhere and investigate the high cost
If food in B"nwo"d. Prices arc rs high
in his city as elsewhere and in SOM
instances higher.
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Cour CT .ornaoh And RelcninR.

When began taking Chambcriains
Tablets three years ego I was troubled
most Of the time with belching ana
sour stomach. also had headache and
This remedy was just
what my system needed. 1t strength
ened my digestion and restored me 10
my former good health" writes Mrs. 4.
.. Smith. Jordan. y. Y. For sale ~ ali
dealers.
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Berry Crop Good.

Tho berry Crc2 is larger this season
than for many years, according to the
many pickcrs who have been out during
the past week gathering them. LonS
before sunrise many persons from this
city ar" seen trailing along the roads to
their favorit" berry patch. so as To get
back home before the day grows hot.
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WASHINGTON
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The paving Of Marshall street from
the F"rty-cighth street line to the sub
way will probably begin today or to-
morrow. contractor T. J. Gilligan will
submit his contract TO Mayor Sprouts
probably today for his approval.
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wood A. c. on the Nick He'll grounds.
Last Sunday the local boys met and de-
fcatcd the Vance A. c. from Wheeling.
The latter were easy victims for tie
Hrnwood aggregation. Is they were toe
young.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
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Capt. A. n Rustron. OF tho MauTcta-
MIA, entcrtai'Bd tho 1000 American nrht-
ers he brought homo last month with
many a story.