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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

SPTS FINE PROGRAM SUB
With the approach Of the date for
big smoker to be given in Palace
Hail by the Raritan Yacht Club on
next Monday night, there has been.
much speculation as to Just who will
appear on the program. The COM
mtttee in charge has been successful
to date in hiding the identity Of the
entertainers who have been engaged,
their expressed purpose being to give
those attending an evening brimful Of
most agreeable and satisfying surpris-
es. They have, however, announced
that entire bill will be high class in
every particular and that each and
every entertainer ranks as q top
notcher in their distinctive specially.
All OF the sixteen numbers, which con-
stitutes he program have been most
carefully selected and win include
singing, dancing, comedy and special
~ acts. The comedy numbers should
prove to be especially diverting and
the committee in charge feels conf
dent that the entire bill will win the
hearty appreciation Of all present.
That the affair will be a huge sue
cess is now assured and judging from
the advance sale Of tickets. the hall
should be packed to its capacity.
delegations from several nearby yacht
CLUBS have signified intentions of be-
ing on hand and have already request
ed that seats be reserved for them.
While the committee should like to
extend such courtesies, nevertheless
1t was decided when this affair was
first planned hat no seats would be
reserved and this policy will be rigid
ly adhered to in every instance.
The six round boxing bout is the
last number on the program is arous-
ing Interest as the participants are
both well known to the local devotees
of the f1stic. Kid Leo, the young
battler of Perth Amboy will meet
Young Colby, hailing from Chrome
and who is a general favorite not only
in his home town but locally. Both of
these boys have been seen in action In
this city on several occasions before
and each has a large following of
loyal supporters. Joseph McNu1ty,
promoter of the Lotos Athletic Club,
who arranged this bout will be the
third man in the ring which in itself
Is a guarantee hat there will be
plenty Of snap and action during the
scheduled eighteen minutes for this
settoo.
A jazz band of five pieces will be on
hand early to get the smokers into a
receptive mood for all the good things
on the program. George Gladding,
recognized as one of the best vaude-
vile pianists in New York, has been
engaged to accompany all the enter
tanners in the musical portions of their
acts. --.. 800.
Owing to the length of the program.
the opening number will be staged
promptly at 8:15 o'clock. All friends
of the club r cordially invited to
be present and help share an evenings
entertainment which should be unan-
imously satisfactory to all.
The entire proceeds of this smoker
will be used to help defray the ex-
penses of the improvements now be-
ing made to the present club house
and for the new assembly hall which
is also in the. course. Of construction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

In baseball. Clarence, accompanied by
five of his ball players, tried to get
through the pass gate in the indians
apolis park. The guardian Of the gate,
who is a faithful watchdog, according
to McGill, stopped Rowland with the.
question:
"How many r you trying to bring
in here?"
"Five, count them," answered Row.
land.
swell, one bat boy is all you need"
was the answer.
Rowland had to summon help to gst
his ball club inside the park. They
looked like candidates for the bat boys
lob to the trusty gatekeeper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
Amboys To Close Season Soon;
Pzdv Fast LdncGSterS Sunday

A large crowd is expected to be on
hand.
A~pplegate will be found IN the
mound for the Amboy aggregation,
and when he sings his fade-away
at the opponents it VIII put the block
ade on their scoring.
Bader will handle him In his usual
place behind the bat, and after a
lay off last Sunday he ought to carry
his war-club for trouble.
The sta infie1d of the Amboy team
will be with us this Sunday, and the
play, Stinson to Egan to Coley, to
Christopherson to Coley. will be re-
corded quite often. if the opponents
are able to locate Apples delivery.
In the outfeld Mullen will choose
between Loeser. Romer. Regain and
Rodda.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
When Legislators aPalr.n

When a legislator wishes to be abb
sent at the time when an important
vote Is to be taken, he finds some men,
Der who intends to, vote on the other
sido Of the. question and arranges a
pair" with him. That Is, the second
legislator agrees to refrain from vot-
ing, al an accommodation to the first.
The net result when neither vote Is
east is the. same as If both had voted
on opposite sides. Both legislators can
then be absent If they wish without
loss or gain to either side.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
Double Header for MaurerS

The Maurer A. A. will play two
games on Sunday, crossing bats will
the Bounsters A. c.. at L P. NJ. on tbs
Lead Works field and meeting the
Hilltops in the second game of th'
afternoon. Faltisco will do the heav'
ing for the Maurers in both games
The battery OF the Bounsters has no
been announced. Cashmere will d.
the heaving for the Hilltops.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
Weather Ear" For The
Third Game Series

CHICAGO, Oct. 3:-A few light
clouds were visible this morning but
according to the weather forecast
there will be no rain until tonight,
giving promise that the third game
of the world series would not be in
terfered with by the weather. The
forecast is partly cloudy and some
what cooler followed by showers at
night"
CHICAGO, Oct. 3:-Carrying a
two-game lead tho Cincinnati Reds
today invaded the home territory of
the Chicago White Sox for the third
contest of the world series-the
game, many baseball men believe,
virtually will decide whether the
American League pennant winners
are to be serious contenders for the
championship or face an overwhelm-
ing handicap during the remainder Of
the. series.
The two teams, accompanied by
some 1000 Cincinnati rooters, ar
rived here early today on more than
a dozen trains, the Reds confident
they will return to Ohio Sunday night
possessors of basebalPs highest honor
and the White Sox determined to
overcome their handicap while play
ing on their home grounds.
Despite the fact hat the White
Sox, SIS favorites before the serieG
started lost two straight games to the
National Laeguers, the fans began
gathering at the baseball parry last
night waiting n line to purchase the
general admission ticket placed on
ale at 8 o'clock this morning.
The first fan appeared at the park
at $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon
and shortly afterwards other appear
ed By midnight more than 100 were
in lnie and all night ticket seekers
increased in numbers. ~
Ten thousand bleacher tickets and
$500 for the pavilions were placed on
sale.
Although Manager Gleason of the
White Sox announced last night in
Cincinnati that he probably would Sc
lect Dirk Kerr, the sensational young
left handler there was the general
feeling hat the youngster would not
be called on such a critical time and
that Gleason would switch to one of
his veterans before game time.
Eddy SCicotte who was pounded
In the fourth inning of the first game
and Ivan Faber. hero of the 1917 Sc
ries, are considered the foremost
probabilities. Faber, however, has
pitched only indifferently ball this
season. Kerr is facing HIS worlds
series and he has just finished his
first big league work. The fact that
he is a southpaw, however. may bring
him the assignment, because of the
manner in which Lefty" Williams
yesterday held down the Reds hits,
despite the loss of the game.
For the Reds Moran undoubtedly
will pitch 'Hod' Eller or Ray Fisher,
former American league hurler, both
right handlers M both stars Of the
Reds pennanat campaign.
In what little betting was reported
toda yon the series the Reds were s
to s favorites. On today's games
there were some bets on even money,
but in most cases White Sox follow
ers demanded odds. The probabIe
lineup and batting order for today
follow:
CHICAGO.
j. Collins or Leibold, IF.
f. Collins, 2b.
Weaver, 3b
jackson, IL
Felsch, CT.
Gandil, II
Risberg, So.
Schalk. C
Kerr, Cicotte or Faber, p
CINCINNATI.
Rath, 2b.
Daubert, 1h.
Groh, Sb.
ROUGH, CT.
Duncan, IL.
Kopf SIS ?
NeaIe, ri.
Rarfden, c.
Fisher OF Eler, p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

The Amboy-Lancaster game ON
Sunday at the Raritan Copper Works
field should turn out to be one of the
best contests seen on a local dia-
be at $3.50.
The Lancaster team has a strong
combination Of ball tossers and their
record substantiates their claim.
There is no doubt but hat Amboy
VIII have to exert herself to the ut
most in order to register a defeat over
the Lancaster tribe.
= With. Apologize pitching at his
present pace, this team will find it
hard to win a game on clean hitting,
but if Amboy plays together the same
as last Sunday, there is little likeli-
hood of the game being lost. unless
the bali is knocked off the lot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
Vikings Play PreliH.

The Vikings, of Tottenvifle, will
play the Keasbey Stars in the prelim-
mary to the Tottenvflle- RossviIle
game on Sunday afternoon. This
game will furnish a great deal Of ex-
element as an opening of the after
Moons entertainment. Matheson will
do the pitching for the home team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
Series Chatter

Williams wildness was fatal to
Chicago's chances to cop the second
game.
Sallee proved his strength in the
pinch, being touched for ten hits and
but two runs we're scored.
Jackson featured 1t the bat with
three hits out of four ohanches, one
of which was q double. He played a
great game in the field.
Weaver secured two hits and play
ed his usual good game at third.
Schalk also secured two bingles, and
caught a great game for Williams.
o
Kopf played a fast game at short
for Cincy, and his triple in the fourth
proved to be the winning punch for
the Reds, for he knocked In two runs
at the time.
Roush secured his first hit of the
series in yesterdays game. but he
is playing a great ga1ae in the field,
making feature catches In both
games.
e. Collins while not hitting very
udru, 10 Praying MS usual good game
at second, showing his speed in the
relay from Felsch\to -Gandill.
o
Moran's youngster, Duncan, is play
ing a great game in left field, hand
ling a great many hard hit balls in
clever fashion.
The aviator who lowered over the
diamond at the beginning of the game,
dropped a dummy near the center of
the diamond.
During the first four innings, Glea-
son played for n run, but after the
fourth, hoped to win on luck.
Groh does lot have to work hard
around third. securing but one ball
off the bat throughout the second
game He secured two walks out of
four trips to the plate.
Rath was the pivot man Of a num-
Der of fast plays particularly the dou-
BILE play in the ninth, Rath to Kopf
to Daubert, after Gandil had started
off with a. single in the ninth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
ObtrusINeIy Friendly.

Personally we try not to be too fas-
tidious in choosing u associates, all
the same We never chum with the
good-fellow kind of a mar whozwould
ask Saint Peter for a match.-DaHas
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
ELLER's SUCCESS NOT DUE TO SINNER

Jack Ryder, veteran baseball scribe of Cincinnati, denies Hod Eaefs
success In baseball is due to the socaled sinner. "As q matter OF facs
Filler has been successful ever since joining the Reds in the fall OF
1915. He had been with the White Sx on the training trip that
spring but the manager of the team had not considered him ripe FOR
fast company and sent him back to the minors" he writes.
1.-THE Reds picked him up that fall, and he made good from the
start. He was Just as successful under Manager Mathewson as he has
been since. His work in the fall series of 1917, between the Reds and
Cleveland Indians was the sensation of the series, 10 the story that Pat
Moran taught him the use of the shine ball and 81 made him an effective
pitcher is simply CUFF .-.sr- --
GAS to the statement that without Eler the Reds would be hanging
onto the second division, the work Of the other pitchers and the entire
club speaks for Itself. Eller is the best Highlander o the team, but
he Is not solely responsible for the fact that the Reds are SO TAR up in
the race. The Chicago dope was inspired by a couple of disappointed
managers, whose teams have not lived up to expectations and who are
looking for some sort Of an alibl" ---... go
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
Looked MORE LIKE BAT BOYS
Manager Rowland or Milwaukee, Elk.
/. .perlences Trouble In Getting Play.
ers Through Gate.

Jimmy McGiIl of the Indianapolis
club tells one on Clarence Rowland,
manager of the Brewers, that will live
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
HOW PLAYERS WILL SHARE WORLD SERIES MONEY

The first three teams in the National and American leagues Will share IN
the worlds series money, according to an announcement by the national COM
August 81 Is set. as the final day that a player must be a regular q
the worlds title play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
Frank Kramer and Arthur
Spencer to Race Sunday

Frank Kramer and Arthur Spencer
will ride a match race for q $500
purse at the Velodrome In Newark
Sunday afternoon. 1t will be at one
mile the best two out of three heats.
Ray Eaton, the champion; will come
together with ALT Goullet, in a paced
match. The first heat will be at one
mile, the second at two miles and if
q third is necessary a coin will be
tossed tt decide the distance. A third
feature will be a mile team match
with Harry Kaiser and Fred Hill rid
ing against Jake Magin and Willie
Hanley. Returns of the Worlds Ser
les will be announced at the track.
The Olympic Five, a fast treveling
145-150 pound average basketball
team Of Paterson has open dates for
home teams offering suitable induce
ments, Team is composed of all ex-
service men recently discharged from
service. Managers wishing to book a
first class attraction can do so BY
communicating with William Frank
DIRE, manager. 81 Lincoln place. Cliff
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03
Landing The Kayo

AL Benedict, who is now making his
home in Amboy, is ready to meet all
corners in the heavyweight class. He
just returned from france after SER
vice with the 18th and did some
fighting overseas. He fought here be-
fore going into the army.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Eddie Moy, of Allentown, easily
defeated Harry Erne, of Buffalo, in
O. ten round bout Tuesday night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Jim Duffy, west side fighter. and
Young Maxwell. Albany, ARE booked
to meet in a ten round bout at Troy,
Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Jeff Smith, middleweight OF Bay
onne, will meet frankie Mayo, of
Philadelphia. in an eight round bout
in Trenton Monday, October 13.
Bayonne A. A. will open its winter
home at Greenville, Schwetzen Park,
Tuesday night. The new hous will
seat 5000 people and the heating VS.
TEN is first class.
Billie Richards, of Paterson, well
terweight, scored a knockout over
veteran Battling Hurley in the sixth
round of a scheduled eight round
bout in PasSaic Tuesday night.
Charley Weinert and his trainers
are off to ~Pleasantdale to prepare for
Charley's coming bout with AL Rob-
erts.
Sam Langford and Harry Wills
fought a ten round draw in Syracuse
Tuesday night.
Billie Roche, referee. is up and
about after an operation on his eyes.
A purse of $4,000 has been offered
TO Benny Leonard and Lew Tender
for a fight in Atlantic City some time
In December.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Benny Mccoy, of Baltimore. ban
tamweight, is coming back under the
management of Ed Harvey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Schalk also secured two bingles, and
caught a great game for Williams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Sam Langford and Harry Wills
fought a ten round draw In Syracuse
TUESDAY night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

The aviator who lowered over the
diamond at the beginning of the game,
dropped a dummy near the center of
the diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Groh does not have to work hard
around third, securing but one ball
off the bat throughout the second
game. He secured two walks u of
four trips to the plate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

During the first four innings, Glea-
son played for one run. but after the
fourth, hoped to win on luck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Weaver secured two hits and play.
ed his usual good game at third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Moran's youngster, Duncan, is play
ing a great game in left field, hand
ling a great many hard hit balls in
clever fashion, l=N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Kopf played a fast game at shor
for Cincy, and his triple in the fourth
proved to be the winning punch fol
the Reds. for he knocked in two run.
at the time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Rath was the pivot man Of a num-
Der of fast plays, particularly the dou-
BILE play in the ninth, Rath to Kopf
to Daubert, after Gandil had started
off with a single in the ninth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

e. Collins while not hitting very
hard. is playing his usual good game
at second, showing his speed in the
relay from FelSch to Gandill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Billie Roche, referee. is up and
about after an operation on his eyes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Roush secured his first hit OF tn,
series In yesterdays game. but h
Is playing a great game in the field
making feature catches in botl
games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-03

Jackson featured at the bat with
three hits out of four chanches, one
of which was q double. He played a
great game in the field.
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