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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
The MeltingP Pot
Sport News Boiled Down

Always the case. The fellow that
is generally meek as a lamb, usually
gets into the stew.
Did you ever notice that it is easy
to get a hfck out Of the country, but
1t is impossible to set the country out
Of the hick.
Wise FARMER.
Wise Guy-Whcu is a Father and
Son a brother
Dope-BeyOnd me.
Wise Guy-When the belong to the
same lodge.
Kid Pats the fighting candy slim
ger, viii HEX his weight in sweet stuff
at the next session of the Mcclellan
Would-Be eight Club.
Joe HOnau certainly is getting a
tough expression on his map, and
this may be the cause or the undo
ing of Black.
If Billy Machine meets Freddy
from PlainfeId, and makes good
he win probably take on "I5ash''
Kuhn for the light papcr-wcisht
championship Of the city.
Joe Humphreys announcing re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
Audit ORIUM FIVE OPENS SEASON
WITH VICTORY OVER MICHEUINS

Ihe 1890 basketball season wa g
opened here Saturday night when tbe
Auditorium Five, playing its frs,
s1he on the new Auditorium court.
aeIeated the Michelins, Of Milltovvn
5000. A large crowd. nnmberinG
between 1900 and 1000, was present
10 witness the game and eniov tbe
uanclng. The court proved TO he
very last and as neither team had
ever used 1t before their playing was
rather ragged and uncertain.
curing the first half the visitors
were more successful than the Am
poy IN locating the bas-
ket' anneXing twelve points as com.
pared to the Amboy teams fen. In
the last twenty minutes of play
however, the Auditorium quintet
showed some of the speed and dash
winch has marked the Individual
work of these players In the past
ana the t1remen were soon running
pehlhd. In h last half the local
team connected for twenty points
eight. o'
The Auditorium Five took the field
with Johnny McCreery, former Riv-
erside player, and Eddie "Blackie"
Regan, former Y. M. c.. star, in the
advanced positions; Hank" Thomas
another past Riverside performer, in
the pivot position, and Pete Hanson,
a "debutante" in senior basketball
circles, and Harold Chick" Evans,
another former RIVE, doing the
guarding.
Playing with the Michelins were
flye of the fastest men which could
pe secured at the tire factory. G.
Crabiel and N. Harding held down
the forward positions, f. Garland
was Thomas opponent, and w. Smith
and A. Dickinson the guards.
Owing to the slippery floor and the
newness of it all 1t was we'll toward
the end of the first half before either
team got into it's stride. BY this time
the tiremen had piled up a lead of
six points which it was a difficult
matter for the Amboy men to over
take. By the time the first twenty
minutes Of play was completed, how
ever, but two points separated the
tves, with the visitors having the
larger portion to their credit. !
Mac" "BIackte," Hank" and
Pete" Hanson each made one field
goal during the first half, the other
two points being the result of free
throws from the foul line by Thomas. |
The same system Of scoring prevail
ed with the visitors, Crabiel, Gar
land, Smith and Dickinson each ind
Ing the hoop for a double counter,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
ROBERTS MEETS
WEIHERT AGAIN
Staten Islander TO Try for Knock
out Tonight in Newark

Al Roberts, the Staten Island
knockout champion, is in fine condi-
ton for his battle with Charley
Weinert at the Newark Sportsmen's
Club tonight, and Al believes he viii
be able to give Weinert the sleep
producer" at this fight.
On their last meeting Al showed
Weinert just what kind Of stuff he
was made of, while Weinert claimed
he moderated Roberts.
Wetnert viii have to go some to
keep out of the way of Roberts two
iron hands, and very seldom does
Roberts allow his opponent to do any
leading.
There win be several other classy
fights on the card previous to this
attraction, and Willie Jackson and
Tommy Tuohey ought to be able to
give q thrilling battle. Both Of these
boys are full Of fight.
Benny Wager and frankie Brown
are professionally Jealous Of each
other, and this ought to be the cause
Of plenty OF fighting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

minds one of the eat EN- alive" an
nouncers carried by circusss and car
uiyals..
Many people say. they are kept
too busy 1t the local fights. ON
last Tuesday I night when the
first battle of the evening was put
on, at least two other battles
started, one fellow ia the second
rew started to give battle to the
char in front of him. and this
fElt ended in a draw. If enc
fight was put on at a time, a won
detlul card would be displayed.
"CarusOs singing on Tuesday night
was an added attraction and kept
the fans ON edge until the first fight
quite q little jack flew through the
air ia his direction.
RInhorns are beginning to blow.
The Copper Works have made known
their idea Of putting a fence around
the playing field, which will do away
with free baseball.
a farmer of a nearby town: The
Matawan and beyport series is GER
tainly showing up the rubes of these
two farrn-toWns. They like to watch
the games, and secure outsiders to
play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

@nIie Garland made good four losses
from the gratis line.
"hen the Amboy team took the
moor Tor the last half they started to
pay a game which reminded the fans
OF some of the old contests which
were staged at the Auditorium six or
seven years ago. The old-time team
work made itself apparent and pretty
password Don resulted In the Audi
Iorlum combination being in the lead.
tegan got his shooting eye and man
aged to evade Dickinson for five field
goals. McCreery camouhaged HIM
self on two occasions SO that Smith
could not locate him and added two
more ringers while Thomas pulled off
a similar stunt with Garland. Pete
Hanso made the other two points
with a neat field goal.
The eight points secured by the
Mlchelins were the result of two field
and two foul goals by Garland and
another doubler by Harding.
n team which "Pox" Booz has
gotten together to represent the audi
torium on the court this year showed
up well Saturday night CONSIDERING
the fact that it is the first chance
they have had to practice on that
court, These men have been playing
together on but two or three prac-
ICe AlSllS IN the I. M. 9. A. and the
court was strange and slippery. They
will hold another practice session
early tonight at the Auditorium and
play again at that hall on Wednes-
day night when they meet a fast team
from Railway. On Saturday night a
Newark team will furnish the oppo-
sition for the Auditorium Five.
This team boasts of FIVE good men
and should be Amboy's best bet on
the court this season after they have
mad a few more games in which they
might get into their stride.
The score of Saturday nights
game:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
SpeedWayS to Meet Fast
Morgan Y. N. c. 4. on Court

The Speedways a fast Junior team
in fine fettle for their basketball
struggle with the Morgan basketball
five on the Morgan Y. NJ. c. A. court
tonight.
The Speedway manager expects to
take q very strong linep over for to-
nights game, as the Morgan team
boasts of a strong combination. Min
us" Cannon will jump center, Bradley
and Hanson will do the guarding and
Macmillan and Brownmiller will
fill in the forward positions. Borak
will accompany the team, and may oc-
cupy one of the guarding positions at
the start Of the game.
A number of local fans will accom-
pany the Speedway team to Morgan
this evening and a good game is as
sured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
''Fighting Waiter WIFI
Meet Johnny Moon Here
Al L0tos A. C. Tomorrow

to crack n It is expected that Ho-
nan viii be forced 10 use all Of his
reserve strength and tactics to put
across a winning punch.
Whether or not this bout will go
the full eight rounds cannot be de-
ternined until the two meet and start
scrapping as it would be a difficult
matter to compare their strength from
past experiences.
A six round semi-fnal bout has been
arranged between Charley Britton Of
New Brunswick and Jimmy McCran
of Elizabeth. Britton has been maxi
ing good here recently and can be
counted upon making McCran go the
limit in his efforts to annex the fight.
The of the men who viii
meet in the four round prelimInaTies
have not been announced as yet by
Promoter Joe McNulty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

Muho is expected Of Joe Honan, the
Fighting Waiter" when he makes
his comeback in the local ring after
two years overseas service, when he
meets Johnny Moon, of Carteret, in
the main eight round bout at the
Lotos A. G. tomorrow night. Honan
has been training hard ever since he
returned to this country, about two
months ago, prior to making his in
itial appearance before an audience
which several years ago were firm
supporters of his. Honan has been
taking his time in getting prepared
for this scrap as he wants to start
off his new career here with a clean
win.
Moon. who has proven himself to
be a scrapper OF no little ability, viii
undoubtedly prove to be a hard nut
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
Game IS Postponed

Due to the weather, the fourth
game Of the Keyport-Matawan game
was postponed, and viii be played
next Sunday. weather permitting. This
game which may be the last of the
series, interested a great many fans,
and a large crowd was expected.
Brady's All Stars claim q game
from the Seasides Of South Amboy,
due to the non-appearance Of the
South Amboy team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
Game Postponed
on Account Of Weather
BIZ Special CORRESPONDENT.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
kEASBEY, Oct. flowing to the
1nclemant weather yesterday the
scheduled football game which was
to mark the opening of the season
between the Keasbey Juniors and
he Metuchen Juniors, was called off.
Manager Harry Maier Is desire US of
booking games with all junior teams
averaging from 115-120 pounds. He
would like to hear from Woodbridge,
Sewaren, Perth Amboy and other
teams. Address him at Keasbey.
Coach Katrausky has vailed for
practice sessions to be held every
night this week. All the candidates
are urged to come out. The game
with Metuchen will probably be play
ed next Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
ABOUT TIME TO SHIFT VIEWS
Good Story Related by John Ander.
son Of Recent National Open
Golf Tournament.

John G. Anderson relates one Of
the best stories of the recent Ma
tional Open Golf tournament. Four
Of his friends were playing a four
ball match.
One was a very painstaking and
methodical golfer, given to much
preliminary wagging Of his club and
the like, especially on the putting
green. This match was very close and
finally hinged on a ten-foot putt by
the deliberate member. He sighted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

of the germs that cause the dis
ease. S. S. S. has no equal as a
blood cleanser, scores of sufferers
say that it has cleansed their
blood of Rheumatism, and remoy-
ed all trace OF the disease from
their system,
Get a bottle OF s. s. s at your
drug store and get on the righk
treatment to-day, II you want
special medical advice, address
Medical Director, - Swift Laboras
tory, Atlanta, Ca
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

er 1yweight champion, is going the
rounds of the newspapers.
1t seems that Pedlar Palmer, him
self a battler of no meager science,
was met by a boxing writer after an
exhibition bout between Wilde and
another London ~favorite.
"Pedlar, what do you think Of
Wilder" asked the writer.
"a bloomin' ghost with a 'ammer
in is and" was PaImer's prompt re
Spouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
GOVERNMENT OF ALL HOCKEY
Canadian Amateur Association Ar
ranges Alliance With Internal
tionaI Skating Union.

The Canadian Amateur Hockey
association has arranged an alliance
with the International Skating union
of America, by which the government
of all amateur hockey on the CONT
nent will come under their joint con
troll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
You Can't Cure Rheumatism
With LinimenTs and Lofione

If you ars afflicted with Rheu-
snatism, why waste time with lini-
rnents, lotions and other local ep-
piieations that never did cure
Rheumatism, and never will1
Do not try to rub the pain away.
Tor you never will succeed. Try
abe sensible plan of finding the
cause Of the pain. Remove the
eaase. and there can be no pain.
You will never be rid of Rheuma-
hsm Until you cleanse your blood
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

To NWTIN aUItWNUIs LtIeluunt
By virtue Of an order of the Court of
Chancery Of New Jersey, made on the
cause wherein Anna SoTenson is petit
tioner, Gn6 you are defendant. you are
required to appear, and plead answer
or damur to petitioners petition on or
before the Twentv-elghth Day of No
vembot next. or, in default thereof,
uch decree viii be taken against you
as the chancellor shall think equitable
and just
The object OF said suit is to obtain
a decree Of divorce. dissoIving the
marriage between you and the said ne
tit.oner.
Dated Sept. &c. 1919.
THOMAS r. HANSON,
Solicitor of Petitioner.
$50 Smith st. Perth Amboy. N. J.
SG66-10-6-4t Dew Mon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
John C. Anderson.

the line and wiggled his putter until
the rest were near q nervous collapse,
and finally sank the putt.
"You didn't think I was going to
hole that one, did your he inquired
turning to n opponent.
"Well, no, not for the first 10 min.
utes 1 didn't" was the reply.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
Adhesive Tame.

People who have spent hours Of
agony from wearing new shoes over
corns viii find that strips Of adhesive
plaster applied over corns and across
the heels, where bIIsters so often ap-
pear, will insure solid comfort.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
Hard-Wor<no Leader Of New York Yankees.

mere IS DC keener student in baseball than Miller UugHns, manager Of
me ne" York american league team. He constantly IS thinking out plays
"u ls 10 HhIiait his Ideas on the men be commands. he is q clever judge
OF pitchers and though he always played The Dfod. he can teach q young
pIcher more uAn tn average retired star mouudsuan.
Not Popular witt Fans.
Despite his success here, It nevertheless is true that Higgins has nat won
a great deal Of popularity in New York complains a New York critic. He has
won many acknowledgements Of his ability, but the fans do not feel for him
like they do for McGraw or like they did for some of his uneroI Dredecs.
sors, particularly Clark Griffith and Bill Donovan.
Higgins largely is to blame for tie fact that he has nt ron more Do0u-
laHty in New York. He discounts both popularity and publicity. D@Dte the
fact that he is n of the smaHest mel. that ever tod n a bah field. ana is a
lawyer in te,b bargain, he does not seem to reauze what assets DoDularnv M
publicity ear be to a successful manager.
Lets Huston Do Mixing
He is willing to let the congenhI Cap" Huston do all the mixing for the
club. There perhaps never "A a club in which there was greater intimacy
between the owners and baseball writer's than there is between Runpe+ md
Huston and the New York Chapter of Baseball Writer'S yet n the other hand
few managers re as distant FROM the men who write of the exploits of their
team as higgins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

CHICAGO, Oct ia sealed verdict has been returned in the casa
OF "Fractorv vs. Dobbn" Prof. G. I Christie of Purdue Unversi renre-
sentng he federal department of agriculture, acted al judge and DR.. II. {.
Taylor of the farm management bureau Of the department. served as dis.
trct attorney.
Poor old Dobbin really was the defendant
Counsel for the tractor insist that Dobbin should be sentenced to re
trement.
The jury included farmers, horse breeders, tractor manufacturers ana
agricultural experts
The decision If the conference has been sent to Tho socratary of o;
culture and will be published soon
In behaf of Dobbin eloquent pleas we're made. His past record vas
gone into and there were many character witnesses eager to testify for him.
1t Ws shown that a tractor does o whinny with joy a. its master an
proaehes that a tractor cannot be used for a dash to town after the doctor
in a emergency that, however efficient for general work a tractor NAV he
1t is never possible to make a family pet of one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

The Inter-Nos A. c., of West New
York, will open its indoor arena to
BIjou theatre with a number Of in
teresting matches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

Irish Patsy Cline, Of AIarlem, and
Jimmy Duffy, Of West Side, will meet
IN the main encounter at the Bayonne
y. <. tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13

B. +. Steinel. of Milwaukee, who
recently returned from France, was
commissioned by Aienne, the leading
boxing promoter OF Paris to bid for
the best American boxers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-13
Landing The Kay0

Ted Lewis showed a big flash Of Old
time form when he knocked out X. o.
LOughlin in one minute at Portland
Maine, on Saturday night.
Joe Lynch, Of New York, has been
signed to meet Pete Herman in a
twenty round, no decision fight on
November n, at d fight club in New
Orleans.
Johnnie Dundee will meet Benny
Leonard in a ten round, no decision
light in New Orleans sometime in
December.
Eddie MCGoorty, the American
middleweignt, was disqualified in a
hgnt with Balzac, a French opponent
on Saturday night. NIcGoorty
knocked out his man, but struck a
Ioul blow in 50 doing.
Everything is in readiness for the
big show at the Newark Sportsmen's
Club tonight.
Al Roberts VS.. Charley Weinert.
Willie Jackson VS.. Tommy Tuohy.
Benny Valger vs.. FrankleBrown.
George Pearson, the English ref,
cree, believes that Jimmy Wilde
would sweep all bf5re him If he came
to America.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1919-05-02
Joseph Applebee and wife. Charles Z.
mia
SPECIFICATIONS
FoR THE lANEs DRAIN.

Center stakes are set at the outlet, ter
minus. and at all angles Of the drain.
Station stakes and grade hubs are SET
every 8 rods along the line OF the DRAIN
Station stakes are numbered consecutive
lv from O at the outlet OF the drain 10
Sta 81 plus % ut the terminus OF the drain.
station stakes and grade hubs are set as
follows: Sta to sta II, 70 links to the right
~ the center line OF the drain; sta II TO sta 81
20 links TO the left; sta g. to sta -, 20 inks 70
the tight: sta - to the terminus, - Inks 10
the left
The width of the bottom Of the drain
shall be as follows: 8 feet from the on let TO
sta "a plus 100, and fe from sta " plus loo
to the terminus.
The slope Of the banks shall be foot
horizontal to each foot OF depth.
The width Of the top shall be times
the depth added to the width OF the DOT
tom.
he depth OF the Drain shall De 100
foot or less to be taken from the PRONE
or grade table which are herewith re-
turned and made a part OF the survey
records.
between stations the drain shall be dug
., n true grade, based on the depth ut
ea:.h grade bub.
NJ, measurements shall be from the tops
of The grade Tbs or bench marks
All angles not affecting the highway or
nj the face Of culverts shall be turned
on an easy curve, beginning ana endng
not less than two rods each SIDE OF the
angle stake.
rho right Of way required for the drain
sball consist " n strip OF land 100 feet
wide. 20 feet being on each SIDE OF tne
above described route, which shall De the
center line Of the drain.