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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

keystone station and T. Donoghue on
first. Several Of the performers are
well known to the local fans and fan
ties. Coughlin at short needs no in
PRODUCTION card here. He will be re-
called as having played with Amboy
on several occasions, two or three
years ago. The game put up by this
bunch of defenders during the pres
ent season is one to be well proud of.
Errors are few and far between.
The out1eld is under the guidance
of Ginda, who also f1ls the capacity
of captain on the nine. Beside Zap
tain Ginda will be his brother and
Shurat. This trio has a record. both
In the fielding and swatting depart
ment, and is Of the best. Many a
hair raising grab has brought the pill
from the air by one Of the three on
several occasions.
Joe Mullen will pick out his army
from a bunch of material that will
give the Roosevelt crowd the know
ledge that Amboy is a hard PROPOSE
ton" to down. Mickey" 500 will be
the mound performer and his port
side offerings are going to be some
puzzling to the visitors. Bader is his
room mate"
The rest of the inield will be fill
ed by Eats Coley on the initial
bag, "Jaokie" Egan on the midway
station, 'Pud" Stinson on short and
"Blaekie,' Regain at the look-in sack.
The olltfeld will be bolstered up by
the addition of Dzurilla, who though
hailing from Roosevelt, has thrown
his luck with the Mullen family.
Mickey Looser will prance about
In left garden. 1t is not necessary to
say much about what will happen to
the sphere If hit anywhere in his
backyard" Dzurilla is his next door
neighbour. In Right Pop" Rodda,
larsen or Ritter will be present.
Chunk" Applegate, h in all
likelihood will be used this afternoon
in the Michelin-Ingot game at Mill
town. will be on the bench ready to
slide into the box in case Fonda
500 becomes wabbly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
Games Scheduled
For The Weekend

Games scheduled over the week end
and where they play:
Saturday.
Senior.
Rarttan Clipper Works w Michein
Tire Company at Milltown.
Junior.
Saint Juniors VS. South Amboy <,
M. O. A. Jrs., at South Amboy.
Sunday.
Morning.
Liberty Hook & Ladder VS. Summit
Fire Department at Lead Works Dia-
mond.
Afternoon.
Seniors.
Perth Amboy VS. Roosevelt. at Cop
per Works Field.
Maloney's All Stars VS. Norwood A.
c.. at Long Branch, N. j.
Juniors.
Saint Juniors vs. South Amboy Boy
Scouts at Copper Works Field.
Lyceum Juniors VS. Catholic D. q
at Lyceum diamond.
Salems A. G. VS. Lone Stars, Railway
and Maurer A. A.. at Lead Works
Diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
Michezins And hgofs Play
Deciding Game This Afternoon

Who will emerge from tho rampage
this afternoon with the victory flag
flying when the Raritan Copper
Works and the Michelin Tire Company
clash for the third time In the struggle
on the diamond for supremacy ct Mill
town is a question hat is beyong be-
ing answered though of course our
feelings and hopes are flowing along
with the home products. VII the In
gots be able to deliver the deciding
blow to prove they are the winning
"candy'' kids?
In the last two contests the local
outfit has been pushing itself about the
skinned field with the air of one
whose mother-in-law is paying a. visit.
The jinx, breaks and hard luck find
fertile ground only in teams that play
In a half hearted. discouraged, l~istless
manner, and all Of these the Ingots
possessed not quite so many moons
ago and which was plainly shown in
last Saturdays game.
But hope and trust in their ability
to come back to their old standard
have almost driven the doubling fears
away, This change of heart was OBJ
tanned when the Ingot-Colonia game
was witnessed Thursday afternoon at
Colonia-.
The local gangsters needed just such
close playing, the sharp taunts from
the "Soldats' and the suddenly awak-
ened interest in the ''old pastime." We
really believe the day has passed when
they will sleak about the diamond In
ouch as exhibited in the Ma
conca-Ingot performance, but will in
stead climb off their bench with a yelp
get into the game, fight tooth and nail,
that will gladen and make the hearts
Of the local royal supporters sing q
song of joy.
Perth Amboy will feel deserted this
afternoon when the regulars
to Midtown to allow their cast iron
lungs the freedom of expansion and
relaxation. Though it is expected
that the bleachers Will be packed as
tight as were the English. hard
tacks'' ell thai the Amboy crew de-
sires Is enough room to fill their pull
motors with enough oxygen to pipe
off a stream of encouraging phrases
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
Willie Murphy Beats Joe
F0rgione;; Gardner WINS

Willie Murphy, the Staten island
L~eatherweight champ, won his bout
from Joe Forgione, of Newark, last
night at the Lotos A. G.. here, having
tnlngs his way through seven of the
eight rounds. No knockout marked
mis- bout-nor any OF the other bouts
last night for hat matter-and il
could not be said hat Murphy gave
Forgione a bad licking, but the js-
lander completely o-utgeneraled .the
Newarker from start to finish.
~Borgione was constantly unning
INTO Murphy's right inc left labs and
the body punches landed by Murphy
a considerable effect when he fol-
lowed them up. Forgione had the
reach on Murphy and three pounds
besides, the former giving him con-
siderable advantage but Willie dis
counted this by fighting in close.
Murphy went through the entire
eight rounds without a scratch and
at the beginning of the last round
appeared to be as fresh as when he
started. Forgione would take a lot
of blows at times but would so cover
UP that they would not do much
damage and then he would open UP
IN reply.
In the seventh round Forgione de-
cided to take the offensive and his
rushes resulted in Murphy being
swept into the ropes and showered
with blows before he could get his
bearings. He soon saw an opportu-
nifty to come back, however, and gave
Joe some of his own medicine. The
two scrappers broke about even in
this round, 1t being the only one In
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
ARE PLANNING
COMEBACK" THIS SEASON

what dye mean. they can't come
back? j. 4
That is what any South Amboyan
today will fling at anybody who might
be venturesome enough. to suggest
hat the Riversides had seen their
best days and were now to be classed
among the has-beens. And the sug-
gestion would undoubtedly bring
forth a further retort that the Rivies
never We're away-how can they
come back"
1t all means that the Riversides,
that great scrappy little crew that
has for several years back fought its
way into the hearts of Middlesex
county devotees of the court game,
awe reorganized for the coming
season, and after a solid month of
practice will step out on the court of
st. Mary's Hall, in South Amboy,
PINNED and fit for the best teams that
New Jersey a send up against
them.
With every man out of the service
and the old RIVE team has a 100
per cent. service fag-the outfit this
year will pea all the original wear
ers of the RIVE colors, and it will be
q team that will undoubtedly make
the followers of sport ''sit up and
take notice."
"Hank" Thomas, Harold Evans,
Johnnie McCreery, Jimmie CANTON,
Rufie Allen, Scott Burns and Ray
Handerhan were all present at a
meeting held with Manager Harold
Hoffman in the Hotel Madison last
night. These boys were all trimming
over with enthusiasm and eager to
enter upon the practice sessions that
&xVill whip the old outfit back into
shape. They do not hesitate to claim
hat the form of the team will be
even better than during the seasons
of 1916-1917, when the Rivies were
conceded to be n of the best teams
in New Jersey under Intercollegiate
A. A. u. rules.
1t is whispered In basketball circles
hat Eddie Regain, the clever little
b~lack-haired forward who romped
on the court with the Rivies several
years ago, will be seen back in the
fold his year, wearing the scarlet
livery of the team with which he
made his first appearance in Middle
sex basketball circles. 1t is known
hat the Rlvies have buried the
hatchet" with Eddie. and will be
glad to have him in their ranks this
year. While Regan has given no
boyans confidently expect to see him
in the line when the bell rings on
the spacious South Amboy court.
Jimmie CANTON, who has hardly
fully recovered from the effects of a
siege of pneumonia sustained when
in the navy, will hardly be able to go
in for basketball very ~strenuously
this year, although his heart and
soul lies In the success of the Rivies.
With Sir James in this shape the
Rivies can make mighty good use of
ID ~ - &c n rtrnnfpo ~ !, "a FOR Tnhnnin
Mac, who Is in great condition and
who should be due for his best season
On the court. With Ray Handerhan
available for a forward position, with
the incompatible Hank jumping
center, and with the Allen-Evans-
Burns combination ready for duty in
the guarding positions, the Riyies
will have a formidable team.
St. Mary's Hall will be fitted up in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

great shape for the advent of the
Rivies. and the first game will prob
ably be played on October IT, and on
each Friday night thereafter. The
court will be run lengthwise In the
hall this year, and with all the scenic
fixtures removed the entire stage will
be available for seating spectators.
Music for dancing has been en-
gagged, and on this fine floor followers
of the RIVE games will find a de-
lightful opportunity to indulge in
the terpischorean pastime.
The management of the team will
start at once to book games. Mid
dlesex county teams will probably be
booked for the first few games, and
after the first month the Rivies will
plunge into action against the best
that the state can offer. 1t is whis-
pered that an Eastern League team
will appear in South Amboy during
the season, and other teams to be
booked will be the National Turner's,
of Newark; the Invaders, of Pater-
son; Laurels, of Trenton; Whirlwinds,
of Newark; the Bay View Wheelmen,
and other teams of Statewide re-
pute.
From now until the opening of. the
season the Rivies will put in two or
three strenuous nights a week in
practice, and will get every opportu-
nifty to be in fine fettle when the
season opens. There will be no get
ting by on past records-this year
the Riverside fighting blood is up.
and every member will have to pro
duce the goods or watch the games
from the side lines.
1t may be the last season hat the
Riversides will ever appear on the
court-and if pep and determination
count for anything, it will be the
best.
Lets go. boys says Rufe Allen,
and the Rivie machine will go, too.
1t is going to run along smoothly,
and before the season is far advanced
the basketball fans in South Amboy
and the Riyies claim that it's the
sportiest little city in the county
will be ready to dig down in their
socks and wager their last penny
that the Rivies can trim anything of
their weight in New Jersey, and then
some.
1t looks like a big season for the
boys-and they deserve a big one be-
fore they pack away their basketball
buds in the old camphor balls. The
RIVE spirit is bound to be there,
with every real Riverside back on
the floor, and the old team york will
be to the forefront. The Rivles have
always been there. They can shoot,
they can pass, and what goes even
better over in South Amboy-there
isn't a man on the team who can't
lick his weight in wild cats. It's the
gameness that counts in the old court
game, and South Amboyans are anx-
iously awaiting the big Friday night
when their favorite little crew romps
out on the court again. October IT
is the date that they are putting a big
red line around on the calendar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
WIN
l. s. & R. CAME
Carpenters Are Defeated in Gug-
gle League Thursday

The Machinists beSted the Carpen-
ters by a score of ga in the A. s. &
r. League Thursday afternoon ON
the Lead Works diamond.
The Carpenters. who are leading
the Machinists, thought they had an
easy proposition, but awoke- to he
TACT that the family down stairs had
ter, whe the Machinisss came across
with three tallies. Counters wore Sc
cured in the second, fifth and sixth
sessions.
Horwath, twirling for the winners,
had some shine" on the pill for he
made. thirteen of the Carpenters
throw away their boards via the
three strike route. Not a score was
secured by the losers until the fifth.
Another run in the sixth and two in
the stretch"
Orechowski, who was in the box
for the Carpenters, had something on
the pellet also, for he forced min of
the monkey wrench handlers to
bust their backs swinging he wagon
tongue III vain attempts to kiss the
spaiding. Steans of the Carpenters
made a homer.
The box score.
Carpenters.
Kelly, II; Orechowski. p; Garris, IS;
Ballo, Sb; Lozak. 2b; G. Waldnian,
lib: Race, IF; Steans. @; Kazmeyer' CT.
Machinists.
Hartman. 3b; Thomas. 2b; Hor-
viath, d; Kellar, G; Price, LIB; SEWN
ger, CT: Einhorn. rft Foreman. S.;
Nelson. IL.
Carpenters -. oooo112-4 s 4
Machinists -. 31O011x-6 Q 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
PERTH ANBOYS PLAY FAST
ROOSEVELT F. c. SUNDAY

Tomorrow will see some great do
ings on the Copper Works field when
the Roosevelt Field Club wfcstles
with the Perth Amboyans for the
sweet meat"
From dope re3eIved from Rooso-
welt there viii he some followers
trailing along with tneir learn. Jew
eral large trucks have been secured
and a wild time 10 expected. The vii
large promises to become deserted
with the only ones at homebeing the
cops. Everybody, even the fairer sex,
have nabbed onto a vehicle OF some
character to bring them here or will
"brave" the Public Service cars.
Roosevelt will have usjt as man, peo-
pie as there are old peer GROWERS"
which have beer placed on the shelf
and are no more since prohibition has
accepted the heavyweight crown.
The game is exciting, some feeling
between both the towns. With the
delegation meandering along with the
visitors and the turn out expected
from these diggings it is thought that
many of the dye In the wool" fans
will be forced to lug along the old.
soap box to make certain of a seat.
The bleachers again promise to be-
come we'll packed.
The Roosevelt cohorts have been
putting in some late lickss during the
past week, practicing up on. old
tricks me unearthing new ones that
will be brought to the surface some
tmei during the struggle. Both the
infield and outer gardens are undergo
ing strenuous rehearsals.
Donoghue will be the main bet for
the mound position Of the visitors.
Murtha will be on the bench in case
anything should befall Donoghue.
Pra dy aa rIS1Io1 will ha 1tpdar tha will
low flashing the signals. 1t has been
stated that Brady has been giving the
Arnboy batters the double O and be-
lieves hat he has the weak spots of
all our clouters.
The inner defences will be made
up of Hanback, on the difficult sack,
Coughlin on short. Wilhelm on the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

which Murphy's showing did not out
class that of his opponent,
Gardner Wins Semi-finaI
Willie Gardner, of Paterson. and
Young McGuigan, of Staten Island.
vent at it hammer and tong for sly
rounds but the former, who had
things his way throughout, could not
land the cuckoo blow" on McGuigan
h seemed to be far from Out
This battle went the full six rounds
and both scrappers appeared to have
too much fat IN fer their own good,
McGuigan especially. 1t slowed up
their fighting considerably.
h best bout of the preliminaries
and of he best of the night was
the one in which Young Corona of
Staten Island, and Charles Britton of
New brunswick fought. This was
full OF action from start to finish and
although Corona shaded Britton when
these two met the last time, Britton
a the benefit Of the doubt last
night and could claim the bout by a
shade.
In the other prelims, Young Freddy
of Plainfield, won by a slight margin
from Kid Jock of Staten Island, and
Young Mickey of Newark, and Young
cohen. or Plainfield, broke about even
scrapping a good draw.
Young Leo Wins.
Young Leo, the local batam scrap
per, fought at the Bayonne A. o. last
might in one of the Fights of an all
star bill. He won the decision over
willie. Burns of Jersey City. The
scrap went the full eight rounds, but
in the seventh Leo floored his man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

ed or does he let the ball strike in the
pocket OF his stomach" asked Sam.
1.-The center should pass the ball
back hard-a pass and not a throw
and the quarterback with hands out
stretched will take it right OFF the
hands of the center. There is no lost
motion this way. He is ready imme-
diately to pass it to the back who is
to advance.
1.-THE center should grasp ball on the
forward end and this leaves room for
the quarterback's hands at the real
end" said Yocum.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
keashGy Field Club VIII
Remain Idle Tomorrow
BIZ Special Correspondent.

Bv Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, Sept. 13-Because of
the fact that the Protection Fire
Company No. / will hold a clambake
here tomorrow. the crack Keasbey
Field Club remain idle ove the week
end as most of the ball players are
planning to attend the affair.
On Saturday, September 81, Man
ager Schuster will take his Keasbey-
ties to Helmetta, where they Will
stack forces with Mondoker's Stars
of that place for the biggest attraction
of the year. A monster welcome
home celebration will be held there
on that day and the baseball game
will be the biggest feature OF the
days events.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

The center Is one Of the most I'M
portant men on the team. He is the
pivot and it is up to him to steady the
team at all times.
Yocum, an all-round star at West
ern Reserve, then posed for pictures
at center and how the Quarterback
should hold the ball as he starts TO
make the pass to the runner. The ball
sort of rolls between his hands and he
a pass it to either side with equal
skill. Yocum's style at quarter is I'M
ished and it was acquired only after
several seasons of patient practice and
! study.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
Salem A. C. to- Meet MaurGF
Nine Tomorrow Afternoon

Tomorrow afternoon the Salem "A.
C. will cross bats with the Maurer
A. A.. on the Lead Works diamond.
The game has all the marks of being
a fast SUGGEST.
The Maurer crew will present their
strongest lineup, consisting of Fal-
tico, pitcher; Urbanski, catcher;
Petrick, LIST base; Dietz, End base;
Zehere. shortstop; Dillman 3rd base;
Balint. left field; Berringer, center
field. and Karmer, right field.
The battery of Faltico on tho hill,
and Urbanski under the willow, Is q
duet that is hard to beat.
THE Maurer A. A. AVE still a few
open dates to complete the season and
would like to hear from teams in this
vicinity or nearby towns. Especially
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
RoSSVIIIe Nine Clashes
With Vikings Tomorrow

Sunday afternoon the fans on the
Island will see some fast baseball
argument If they travel TO Rossville
to witness the meeting of the two
claimants, Rossville-Vikings, for the
championship of the lower end of the
island.
The Rossville nine has a splendid
record for the present season, having
won fifteen games and lost but one
of sixteen struggles. This combina-
ton Is slightly favored in the COM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

Games Yesterday
Chicago, z; Philadelphia, 0.
Cleveland, 4; Boston, 8.
Washington, A.; Detroit, o.
New York-St. Louis twet grounds).
Games Today
st. Louis at New York (two games)
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

ing combat because of the fact that
it was not long ago hat the Vikings
were made to bite the dust by this
hustling family. Knesel and Brafr
are the two choices for the box.
Flick will be under the willow wig
wagging the "semiphores."
The Vikings have been preparing
for the coming hair pulling by
evening r~ehearsals. Both the infeld
and outfield have been run through
strenuous practices daily. Matheson
In all probabilities will be the box
man and Copeland his receiving part
ner
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
BY ERRED

How should the center stand?"
Jimmie (the boy in the headgear)
asked Coach Frank Yocum.
He should stand with legs well
apart and elbows resting on h inside
Of the knees the coach replied, This
gives the center a chance to dive for
ward in either direction and makes 1t
harder for the opposing line to bowl
him over. The elbows on the knees
gives him balance. 1t Doesn't handicap
his passing, either"
Does the quarter take the pass
from center in his hands out-stretch-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

would they like to meet the Pioneers
A. c., Fords A. G. and the Saint Jun
Tors. Communications should be
mailed to Mgr. Steve Faltico, Maurer,
or telephone 10, between the hours
of & a. IN. and s %. M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

What promises to be a last game
is scheduled to be played on the
Lead Works diamond at 8 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon when the Liberty
Hook & Ladder team play the Sum
nit Fire Department nine. The locals
have had much practice and r in
the best Of form. This will be the
second game of three which are be-
ing PLAYED for a bake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13
RESULTS AND STANDINGS
IN TWO MAJOR LEAGUES

Games Yesterday
New York, 6; st. Louis, s.
Chicago, 3; Brooklyn, 1 (ffrst
game).
Brooklyn. s; Chicago. 4 ~(second
game).
Cincinnati, g.; Boston, 8.
Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburgh, s.
Games Today
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago. .
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (two
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-13

which Murphy's showing did not out
class that of his opponent.
Gardner Wins Semi final
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21

shores only. Stefansson found the
tribe Of 'blond Eskimos" in the Vic
toria Land country.
Noice has no ship and but few sup
plies. He depends almost entirely
upon his gun for his living. Stefans-
son, his former chief. who is noted
amongeexplorers as being able to live
off the barren white lands Of the
North, probably taught Noice how to
get about without carrying many sup
plies.
Noice's parents live in Seattle. The
explorer is young in years, having
graduated from a high school here
about eight years ago. He went North
in 1912 with Capt. Louis Lane on the
schooner Polar Bear. When Stefans-
son bought the Polar Bear from Lane
Noice shipped as q member Of the
crew. Later. when Stefansson de-
cided to return to the outside world,
Noice left the party and remained In
the North. His parents expect him to
return to Seattle next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21
MAPS BARREA COAST
American Explores Northern
Rim of the Continent.
Harold NoIee, Accompanied Only BY
EskImos, Making Way East
ward on Foot.

Seattle, Wash.-An American eT-
plorer, Harold Noice, formerly a mem
Der of Stefansson's party, is working
his way eastward on foot along the
route Of the northern rim of the con-
tinent, according to word received
here. He expects to reach the Hud-
o Bay country and civilization some
time next summer.
Storker Storkerson, formerly sec
ond in command Of the Stefansson
party, who arrived Lere recently from
the far North, said that Noice, &C.
companied only by Eskimos, Is pro-
ceeding slowly and mapping portions
Of the coast lines as he goes. A
stretch of the coast line Of Victoria
Land, heretofore unmapped, Is being
charted by him.
No,ce may visit the interior Of Vic
toria Land, which, according to all
reports, has never been explored BY
white men. All explorers, traders
and trappers who have touched Vic
toria Land have 1ourneyed along It's
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21
Ancestor. Of Sheer.

All the present breeds of sheep are
probably descended from the Mouf.
non the European wild breed. The
other leading wild breeds are the Ar
gall Of central Asia, and the Biehorn
OF the Rocky mountains In America ;
but 1t is doubtful IL any domesticated
varieties have been evolved from
these. All the recently opened coun-
uies have been stocked from Europe,
and nearly all from English breeds,
with the exception Of the Spanish me-
rino.