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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Big League Pitcher Aids
KeypOrt to Trim MataWdn
BIZ Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Oct. Before q crowd
of 5000 people Sunday, Keyport
came back and put to rout the Mat
avian team in a game featured by
sensational playing by the winners.
Score IL to 0. This was the third
of the intel borough series and Sun
days victory puts Keyport again in
the running as Matawan won the
first two games, AZ, 40.
! The Keyport team put n over
/ on their neighbors by hiring "big
league" players and the bright star
of the game was Mammoux, pitcher
Of the Brooklyn Nationals, with Mil
Ter behind the bat. Several other
lesser lights of the National League
were players. Opposed to Mammaux
was Stryker, of the Giants. and he
was knocked from the box after
eleven runs had been scored off his
delivery In three innings. Stryker hit
five men and walked three and was
touched up for seventeen hits, four
of which were two-baggers, Perrine,
of J~amesburg, at third, making two
| extra base drives when III five runs
! were scored in the second inning.
But one Matawan man reached
second base and but two in all saw
first base. Mammaux allowed but
one hit, struck out twenty-five of the
twenty-seven men retired and knock
ed two men in with an extra base
| drive. 'Stryker figured in a sensa-
tional double play after his retire
ment while playing second base. The
score by innings:
Keyport -. 0 5 l 0 0 5 0 . ky
Matawan -. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O. 0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Series Chatter

-Moran's athletes brought them
selves much nearer to the Worlds
Championship when they again de-
feated Gleason's cohorts by a score OF
80.
To-day when Reuther is expected
to pitch. Cincy will have a big chance
to end the series. for they have now
four to their credit.
Filler was the shining figure OF
this fifth game, securing a worlds
series record, striking out six men in
succession, and made a record for his
catch, the catch securing all putouts
in n inning.
-Eller started his team onto vic
tory when he doubled to start the
sixth and went to third on Felsch's
wild throw, scoring the first run,
which was all necessary to win the
game.
-Rousch played his usual high class
game in the field and his triple in the
sixth scored two runs, and he later
scored himself.
-Rath played a sterling game
around second and his single scored
Eller with the first run. He is play
ing rings around Eddy Collins in. this
series.
Duncan, although he hit the ball
hard, was held hitless, but he played
his usual great game In h field.
-Kopf secured another hit yester-
day and played a great game at short.
-Daubert seems to be outplaying
Gandill on the defensive and his sac
rifce work is of a high class.
-Groh, while not hitting very hard,
is working the pitchers fora great
many walks and is guiding the play
ers through a hard game on the de-
.fensive.
-Neale continues to play his great
game in the field and is also timely
with the club.
Williams like Cicotte has been
twice defeated by the Reds. One of
his two walks in yesterdays game
was turned into a run, and this cou-
pied with three errors. made the Sox
look back.
Weaver featured at the bat for
the Sox, securing a triple n a single,
two of the Sox's three hits. He also
played a great game in the field.
jackson and Felsch were crossed,
in the sixth when they move over to
left for Rath, for on this occasion he
singled to right.
-Schalk secured the other hit for
the Sox and was catching a good game
up to the time he vas put out for at
tempting to rough Umpire R1gler.
-Felsch tried hard for Rousch's
fly, but the ball was going fast, and he
was going at a terrific pace, and he
just touched 1t.
Eddy Collins seems to be going
back fast for he fumbled Rousch's
easy grounder.
Moran has shown the baseball fans
of the world that he has been able
to make great pitchers out of mate
rial on which other great managers
had failed. Ring, Reuther and Eller,
all owe their ability to Pat Moran.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

with k~nockouts and packs a combin-
alton of punches whichg enerally spell
disaster for the unfortunate opposing
him. Egemore on the other hand has
a little collection of "steam-hammer''
and "~pile-driv" blows which he uses
with telling effect upon the anatomy
of his opponents. Withthese two
boys going at it for all they are worth
some excitement should result and a
hard fight assured.
In the other six round go Young
Freddy of Plainfield and Young De-
Forest of Metuchen will meet. 1t was
Freddy who Conquered" Billy Ma
chine when the latter tried to stage
a comeback at the Lotus Club in
July.
Young Balint, another Amboy lad
with pugilistic ambitions, who has
started off SEVERAL times to make
good. but who has met with bad luck
thus far, will be given another chance
when he meets Walter Oberholt of
Port Reading in one of the four round
preliminaries.
Young Kid Norfolk of Panama, a
sort of "side-kick" of Billy Walker,
will match up with Young Banks of
Newark, another colored scrapper, in
a twelve minute animated argument.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Diamond Dust

The Amboys added another VIC
tory to their string on Sunday, by de-
feating the fast Lancaster nine.
Apologize pitched a high class
game, and Brown admitted he is
there.
-Rodda is there with his old bat.
and he deserved the homer.
-Bader won a half dollar for AM
boys Nick Altrock" when he trip
led on Sunday.
Brown laid down a classy bunt at
the request of Dick" Calvin, and
nearly beat 1t out.
Dick vas looking yer his play
ers for a team which he may organize
from his shop next year.. Bader play
ed a good game.
Mickey Loeser and Eats" Coley
made known their return to the Am
boy duds.
-Tomilson goes under a different
name every time he pitches.
-Romer and Coley worked the
squeeze in classy fashion in Sundays
game, and Stinson and Regain worked
the hit and run well.
The st. Anthony Juniors have fin
ished for this year.
Al" Mamaux, Brooklyn National
twirler, pitched for Keyport on Sun
day, and secured something like TWEEN
ty-two strikeouts.
Otto Miller, also Of Brooklyn, re-
ceived Mamaux and Jimmy" Hick-
man played in the field.
Stretch" Burke, who Is playing
first for Matawan. states that Mata-
wan is trying hard to secure Carl
Mays orb OBJ Shawkey Of the Yanks
to do the pitching, Muddy" Reul to
catch, Pratt and P~eckinpaugh for the
infield and Zimmerman of the Giants
to play third.
THAT certainly is a good way to
find out the champion of that section,
next Sunday Matawan does not expect
to have one home player, and it is un-
likely that Keyport will have any.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
BIZ The Associated Press.

By h Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct. Fair but
somewhat cooler weather was indicat-
ed today for the sixth of the world
series championship games between
the Chicago White Sox and the Gin
cinnati Reds at Redland Hill.
The forecast of the weather bureau
for Cincinnati was fair and cool"
Cincinnati today greeted her return
ing victorious baseball team, while
everything was in readiness for a re-
between the White Sox and Reds at
Redland field this afternoon. The
announcement hat Moran will use
Pitcher Ruether today leads most Of
the ans here to believe that an adj
ditional game on Wednesday will not
be necessary. In opposition to this
view it is called to mind that Manager
Gleason of Chicago will probably use
Kerr, the pitcher who scored the only
victory over the Reds.
With Kerr and Ruether pitching the
game should develop into a pitchers
battle that might even exceed the
work of the pitchers in the previous
game, all of which has been good with
the exception of the initial contest
when the Reds managed to connect
freely with the curves of Eddy Gil
cote.
The hotels last night were jammet
to capacity with visitors and this on
dition became worse when twelve
| special trains including those upon
which the White Sox and Reds travel
| ed, rolled into town this morning.
SPTS TAKE 3 WITH ELLER CUT =.
The probable lineup for today's
game will be:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
FIVE BOUTS At LOTOS
CLUB HERE TONIGHT

Joe Cans, the colored lightweight
champion of Newark I'M Billy Walk
er, negro lightweight title holder in
Panama, will be the principals in the
main eight-round bout at the Lotus
Club in Palace hall tonight. Neither
OF these men have ever before been
seen in action her but thir past rec
ords would indicate that some fast
scraping should result. Cans is well
known in the fighting game as one
of the cleverest lightweights ever to
put on the gloves and in getting Walk
er to meet Cans, Promoter Joe Nc
Nulty believes he has one of the
toughest propositions that could be
found anywhere. Z
Walker is said to have made a name
for himself In the canal zone as a re-
suit of his terrific battles, most of
which resulted in kayos in his favor
n now he will be given an oppor-
tunity to test his skill with q fighter
with northern methods"
Instead of one six, the fight fans
will have two eighteen minute clas-
sizes tonight. In one of these, which
promises to be of the smuggling variety,
Young Toney and Young Egemore,
both local boys, will clash.
Tney has won his last two bouts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
bic LEAGUERS
IN THESE CANES
KGypOrt and MataWan Both U.s.
ing Stars in Series Games


The series between the Keyport
and Matawan teams for the cham
pionship of that section IS becoming
very interesting. Last Sunday Key
port took a game. ITO, and the series
is now two to one in favor Of Mata-
wan.
The Keyport fans in order to have
a chance in the series knew they had
to win the game so secured .AI'
Mamaux, the Brooklyn National
League twirler; Otto Miller, his side
kick on the Brooklyn team, and also
Jimmy Hickman, outhelder of the
Brooklyn team, and a host of semi
pro players, until Stidfole was the
only Keyport player in the lineup.
The Matawan team with two VIC
tories tied in their belt used the same
lineup as in previous games. Stryker
was in the box, Burke, Larson and
Pfeiffer from Amboy and Learv from
Matawan were also in the lineup.
A large crowd was on hand root
ing for their sectional team, and
from the start OF the game it could
be seen that Mamaux would have
things his way. His speed ball baf-
fled the Keyport opponents. He al
lowed one hit and famed twenty-five.
On the other hand the Keyport
lineup found StryRer cas- and Sc
CuISu eleNeH TuHS On Alhs OA prev
ious Sundays the Keyport players
were helpless before Stryker, but
when Mamaux was his opponent he
had a little different feeling about
him.
The fourth game Of the series will
be played next Sunday, and Keyport
will have the same lineup, while it
is expected Scout Burke, of the Mat
avian team, will secure a couple of
lg-I - 1890 g. ~
lineup, and things will be made
mighty interesting. 6
The score by innings:
| Matawan =. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. o
Keyport -. 0 1 0 0 0 Kill
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Labor Saving.

A boy was in the act of taking a
short road through a plowed field.
when the farmer, observing him. shout
ed: "Hi, there's no road there" The
boy turned around, and, feeling that as
twenty yards lay between him and his
irate accuser he was safe, coolly re-
piled: $50 / see; but you need not
trouble to make me-. I shall not com
back this .wayl"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
NC. 1142S
TREASURY DEPARTMENT -.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF
THE CJTRRENCV

Washington, D. c., August is, 1919.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, 1T has
been made to appear that aTHE
lage OF Fords in the County of Mid
dlesex n state Of New Jersey has
Statutes of the United States. required
to be complied with before an assoeia.
the business of Banking: -
Now thsrerfo ow !; HoHN stRSs IKE G1rs
F Ts5R{; dG SR nffeSy esr BHHNK {aa' in the
VILLAGE of FORDS II the County Of
Middlesex. and State of New Jersey IL
authorized to COMMENCES the business
Fifty one hundred and sixty nine of
the Revised Statutes of the United
In testimony whereof witness my
hand and seal of office this Fifteenth
day of August. 1919.
JOHN EKELToN WILLIAM
Comptroller Of the Currency.
TAgG-H-4T.f0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
I0aklands Win Easy Game
From IngOt Juniors, 1871

The Oaklands, Of Dublin. added
another victory to their long string
when they defeated the Ingot jun
Tors on the-Lumber Field Sunday by
a score of 1871.
Raldorf, of the Oaklands, allowed
four hits and struck out six, while
the opposing pitcher allowed eleven
hits and struck out four. Frank
Placzek featured at the bat for the
Oaklands, securing three hits out of
four times at bat, one of which was
a homer. Score by innings:
Oaklands . 0 8 1 S 2 10 0-1S
Ingot Jrs. -. 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 O. 1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Beech Valuable in Medicine.

The beech. which is found in the
temperate zone in Europe, Amer
lea and Asia, is valuable In med
icine for the creosote distilled from
its tar. Creosote, ~creosote carbon
ate and guaiacol are medicines used
to supplement the hygienic measures
which have done so, much to reduce
the death rate In sufferers from pull
mcnary tuberculosis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Landing The Kayo

Decisions will be rendered tonight
at the Armory of the First Field
Hospital Sc West Sixty-sixth street,
New York City, where Billy Roche is
directing a boxing carnival.
o
This is the first time that decisions
have been rendered in twenty years
at professional boxing bouts
An excellent program is being put
on in connection with the recruiting
of the First Field Hospital and the
Third Ambulance Company to war
strength.
Mike O'Dowd, Jack Britton, Bat
Ting Levinsky, Marty Cross, Joe
Lynch, Richie Ryan, Ted kid"
Lewis, Johnny Sullivan. Johnny Muir
ray, Silas Green. Harry Wills and
q host of others will take part in the
evenings entertainment.
About 100 crippled soldiers will be
present at the much talked of Wei
nert-Roberts fight next Monday night
as the guests of Davy Mackay, man
ager Of the Newark Sportsmen Club.
Most of the boys will come from
Ccionia.
EareSe Will weigh Ilo pOuIuS WICii
he enters the ring against Hermann
next Monday night and expects to
win by a knockout.
Benny Valger. who is training hard
for his fight with frankie Brown on
next Monday night. will be Joined by
Benny Leonard. who will give some
pointers that will help when the
French boy meets Kilbane.
Bantamweight Benny Mccoy has
been discharged from the navy where
he won the bantam and feather
weight championships, and is after
a crack at Joe Lynch, and promises
a K.O. if they meet.
Johnny Saxon, who has never been
stopped in all his bouts, states that
he is in great trim for the Roberts
fight tonight.
In the last bout between these two
| Saxon's pluck kept him in the ring
| for the eight rounds, but Saxon be-
| lieves he is in better condition for
tonight's fight in the Bayonne A. c.
On the other hand Roberts, who
has a clean record of knockouts, but
for Saxon and Weinert, hopes to find
| Saxon easy tomorrow night, and Will
then start hard work for the Weinert
battle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Cubs and Harmony Five
Play Here Thursday Night

Joe Brady's crack combination OF
Cub basketball tossers will open their
basketball season on Thursday night
when they travel to Kozuszko's Hall
to match up with the Harmony Five,
who were rated quite high in basket
ball circles last year, and a OF a
stronger team this year..
The Cubs will be represented by the
following players: zBrownmiller, Han
sor. cannon, Bradley, Borak.
and SNver.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Cut This Outfits Worth Money

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Co. 2S35 Shef1eld Ave. Chicago. II,
Writing your name and-address clearly.
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age containing Foley's Honey and TAI
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sluggish bowels. Barnekoy & PETE
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
WILL CUT SOME FIGURE

Bror Myer and Emmy Berg
feldt, the worlds champions at
figure skating, have returned to
the United States and will COM
pete in competitions. They were
here during 1851 and 1917-18
seasons exhibiting in New York
and other cities. They report
that Sweden is concerned with
after-the-war adjustment, and
that ice skating is uncertain be-
cause of recent mild winters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
SO 6 II 81 IL Q
Rudenesa unnardonahle,

A man has no more right to say an
unc1vil thing than to act one no more
right to say a rude thing to another
than to knock him dOwn.-Johnson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
REDS OF 1869 ALIVE

The only surviving members of
the famous Reds of 1869. which
team did not lose a single game
all season, are George Wright,
of Boston, and Cal McYey, OF
California. Wright is a rich
man and McVey without any
means of support. There is talk
Of having Wright and McVey as
the Reds guests in the world
series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Maurer A. A. Wins Game

The Maurer A. A. defeated the
Bouncers in game on the Lead Works.,
Sunday afternoon by a score of Is.
Simon pitched for the Bouncers and
Faltisco for the winning team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Box Score of Sundays Game
Which Perth AmbOyS Won, 60

Owing to crowded conditions the
box score of Sundays game between
the Perth Amboy and Lancaster
mines could not be published in yes
terday's paper. 1t follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

Chance for a ChiIdless Mouse.
"Small Mouse wanted In Dillingham;
hear doekyard. No chiIdren."-Chat.
ham Standard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07
Shooting The Goal


During this week Perth Amboy
will usher in basketball for the win
ter months.
The Cubs and Harmony Five will
meet at Kozusko's Hall on Thursday
night.
"Pox' Booz's star aggregation of
Auditorium basketball tossers Will
meet the Michelins at the Auditorium
on Saturday night.
The Y. M. C. will shortly open their
season and Hornsby's team will offer
a classy preliminary in the form of
O girls basketball game.
There are a great many other bas-
ketball teams preparing for organ
~ization, and others ready to start
their season, and we look for one of
the most successful seasons.
It would not be a bad idea to or
ganize a factory basketball league for
the Copper Works, United Lead, A.
s. & r., Barber Asphalt, Cable Works
and Roessler e Hasslacher factories
have plenty of material to choose
from. We would be glad to see the
athletic chiefs of the different fac
tories get together in this respect.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

Umpires. Evans behind the plate,
Quigley at first base, Nallin at sec
ond base and Rigler al third base.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

During this week Perth Amboy
will usher in basketball for the win
ter months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

The Cubs and Harmony Five Will
meet at Kozusko's Hall On Thursday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

Johnny Saxon, who has never beer
stopped in all his bouts, states thai
he is in great trim for the Roberts
fight tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

In the last bout between these two
Saxon's pluck kept him in the ring
for the eight rounds, but Saxon be-
lieves he is in better condition for
tonight's fight in the Bayonne A. c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

Bantamweight Benny Mccoy has
been discharged from the navy where
he won the bantam n feather
weight championships, and is after
a crack at Joe Lynch, and promises
a K.O. if they meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

On the other hand Roberts, who
has a clean record of knockouts, but
for Saxon and Weinert, hopes TO hnd
Saxon easy tomorrow night, and will
then start hard work for the Weinert
battle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-07

Decisions will be rendered tonight
at the Armory of the First Field
Hospital Sc West Sixty-sixth street,
York City, where Billy Roche is
directing q boxing carnival.