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New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Cuba and Mexico

Cuba and Mexico
Antilla, Nuevitas ..ls,..,. also see Nuevita..
From New York
Nov. 2o-CLYNDON (F) All Fruit Co
NV 'o--A STEAMER iF) All. Fruit Co
banes, See Nipe. Puerto Padre
Baracoa
Nov. s-pR1NcHsSS 1From SeT srr} York
Di Giorgio & Co
Ialbaren, See Csrdenas
Cardenas, Sagua, Caibarien, AntiIla,
Nuevitas, Santiago, Cieufuegos.
Gibara
From Mobile
TRI-WEEKLY sAIL1NGs--
Cardenas, Sagua, Caibarien, Nue.
vitas
From New Orleans
10Y; ls-l-AkE GoNAN (F) Ward Line
Ceibahueca, Cienfuegos, Santiago,
Naval Station, Guantanamo
Nov. 1s-Rubfo s Fon r. NsM Msrd f31s Llns
Cienfuegos, Santiago
Also SEQ Cardenas. Santiago. Naval Station.
Cebahueca
New. 16-LAKE MARION (r)
Munson S S Line
Gibara, Vita, also ans- see cardena.. Psurto
From New York
Nov. I7-TAUNTON (F) Atl Fruit ca
Ouantanamn Sec Santiago, Naval
>, Station Ceibahueca
Havana Also sec Nassau
From New York
Nov. Is-SfoRRo CASTLE (PF) Ward Line
Nov. l6-COROZAL (f) Ward Line
Nov. 20-MENlCO PF) Ward Line
From Baltimore
Nov. lS-UNION LIBERTY ct,
Aunson Line
From Mobile
sEMIWEEKLY sAILINaS-
hunson s. S. Limo
Havana, Matanzas (via MarieD
From Now York
Nov. l7-TAMPICO tF)
Dominion g. 8. Corp.
Manzanillo, 600 Naval Station. saatisxs
Prom Mobile
WEEKLY SAILINGS-
Aunson s. s. Line
Mariel, Sec Havana
Matanzas, Sagua, Also $50 Havana
Nov. ,s-nAF FE0p 8 HnSsso Ssg SSFt tS5
Munson s. s. Line
Nassau, Havana, Progreso, Vera
Cruz, Tampico
Nsv. ao-EsPERANzH 1pF9 Wara Lin.
Naval Station, Guantanamo, Santiago,
Manzanillo Also sec ceibahueo.
Nov. ,s-HrfF1oS ffo% New es, Y911 %s.a Ian.
Naval Station, Guantanamo, San
tiago, Cienfuegos
From Now York
Nipe, Banes From New York
Nov. 2o-MUNAMAR (PB)
Munson g. 8. Line
North Side
D.o. 1o-1AKFE FE0T TRIFFhn hs9tlmo1' r,
Dec. BLAKE FANQUIER (S)
Baltimore S S. Co.. Inc.
Nuevitas, Antilla, Cuba
Also see Cardenas. AntiuA
From New York
Nov. &o-0LYNDON (E) All. Fruit c.
Nov. ao-A sTEAMER (F) All Fruit Co.
Nuevitas, Manah
From New York
Nov. 2o-PALOMA (F) Munson g. g. Line
Progreso, See Nassau
Puerto Padre, Banes, Gibara, Vita
From New York
Nov. 18-OLlNDA CD Munson s. 8. Line
SaQua. See Cardenas Matanzas
S.ntiagn S~e Card~nas, Cienfuexse
OoAlAoso Naval Station, Ceibahueca
Santiago, Manzanillo, Guantanamo,
Cienfuegos
Nov. ,s-cAHFIS5vx HFsS% SsH e. York HaA: rru,. c.
South Side
From Baltimore
Dec. 6-LAKE ONTARIO (F)
Baltimore 3. s. CO.. Inc
Dec. 26-LAKE GALATA CD
Baltimore 8. s. Co, Inc
Iamplco. Sec Vera Cruz. Nassau
Vera Cruz (Tampico), Progreso
Also see Nassau
From New York
Bi-weekiy saiiings
Aunson s S Line
Vita. SEQ Gibara, Puerto Padre
-- ---------------===---=--=------z- -------=----=----z
Islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea
Bermuda
Nov. ls-roHFTF F0n HASfrr65SSr MY 5SrF Ffpr,
Re-
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South America
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres, Rosario
Nov. ,s-c,.tJeFpNs FT9p New 11s, YoTk Primo. Lin.
Nov. l7-ARCHIMEDES Cd
Lamport e Holt
NOV. 2b-SERVIAN PRINCE (T)
Prince Line
Montevideo, La Plata. Buenos Ayres
From New York
: Nov 2b-CHrCOM1CO r. ~. s. sB)
Barber s. 8. Limo. Inc.
Montevideo, La Plata, Buenos Ayres,
Rosario
Dec. so-wrFFo fTo% %vhSx1 Ns% Y9Fs PFs
Oriental Navigation Co.
Jan. BWfLL1MANTIC (O
Oriental Navigation Co.
Natal, See Para
Paita, Eten, SaIavery, CaIlao, Pisco,
MoIlendo, AREA, lquiquc, Anto-
fagasta, TaltaI, C!lanaral, Co.
quimbo, Valparaiso, TaIcahuano
From New York
Nov. 1|-ARGOSY O7) West Coast Line
Nov. 27-RFNAlcO % West Coast Limo
Nov. 7-MpRRIsTOWN (F)
West Coast Line
Para, Ceara, Maceio. Pernambuco,
Cabedello, Natal
From New York
Nov. I3-JUsT1N (F)
Booth American Shipping Corp.
Para, Maranham, Ceara, Natal,
Cabedello, Pernambuce, Maceio,
Bahia
From New York
N Nov. LEA AMOENs lF) Lanport 4 Holt
Para, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de
Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande do
Sui
Prom New York
NOV. .12-GLENSPEAN CD Prince Line
Paramaribo, Sec Haitian Ports
Pelotas, Sec Rio Dc Janeiro
Pernambuco, See Para
Pisco, SEQ Paita
Port Au Prince, Aux Cages, Cristobal
From New York
Dec. 22-CEN. G. ". GOETHALS (PF)
Panama Limo
Port au Prince, Cristobal
Nov. :s-onEF.r From n n NeT T.hNsA 3oFk <ry,
Panama Line
Port au Prince, Cristobal, Cartagena,
Puer.o Colombia
From New York
Nov. 1s-PANAMA 1etc Panama Line
Port au Prince, Crissobal, Esmeraldas,
Bahia, Nlanta, Puerto Bolivar,
GuayaquiI
Nov. ,,-coEFdEoomg FEom Nfy 'FtS }o5k }o5km. LIN.
Porto Allegro, See Rio de Janeiro
Porto Rico, Sec san Juan. Mayaraes
Puerto Bolivar, See Port fr;s4obal at rlinee'
Puerto CabeIlo, SEQ san Juan
Puerto Colombia, Sec Port au rrines
Rio de Janeiro, Bucnos Ayres
Also sec Para. Bahia
From New York u,.
Rio de janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos
Ayres
From New York
Nov. 13-EvCLID (T) Lamport & Holt
Ssy Ssy f , Munson ans6n s s. Linz Linz
Nov. 1a-sAIN?ATIoN LASS (F}
International Freishting Corp.
Nov. SO-COTATI (FR)
International Freightins Corp.
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande
do Sui
Nov. o-KoIF,HH FFom NsT SsiSyH YHrk tr,
Prince Line
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Buenos Ayres
From New York
Dec. 15-A STEAMER (PF)
North & South Line
From Mobile
Nov. 2S-BIBBCO tFD Munson s. s. Limo
Rio de Janeigo, Rio Grande do Sui,
Porto Allegro, Pelotas, Buenos
Ayres
Nov. s.-NoHF%afN FFqm New xrIn 4qFk
North & South Line
Rio Crande do Sui, E'o sss ,1s hahia, 1sn.,ra Par"
Rosario, Also see Montevideo
From New York
Dec. st-WESr AVENAL (F)
Oriental Navigat ation Co.
Jan. 6--WlLLIMANTIC (F)
r. O''eHtai NaViga ton Co.
st. Laurent, See Haitian Ports
Salaverry, See PaIta
San Juan, P. r., La Guayra, Puerto
Cabello, Curacao and Maracaibo
via Curacao
From New York
Nov. 11-PHl LA DEIPHTA (PF)Red y Iara
Dec. l-CARACAS (PF) Red D Line
Santos, See Rio de Janriro. Bahia. Par.
Taicahuano, Sec raita
1altal, SEQ raIta
Valparaiso, Sec CristobaI. Paita
India and
Dutch East Indies
Alden, SEQ Alexandria
Alexandria, Alden, Karachi, Bombay.
Colombo, Madras, Rangoon,
Calcutta
From New York
Nov. 13-NYANZA (F)
Moore & Mccormack Co.. Inc
Batavia, Sec Penang
RaIaxu,u NoIL; G.
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Europe

AAA Wv
NanIes Also see Genoa. Gibraltar,
Bnrcelonn
From New York
Nov. 1S-REGINA DITALIA (PFc
Lloyd Sabaudo
Dec. l1-POLENzO (T) Lloyd sabaudo
Norrkoping, Sec cothenburr
Oran, Sec Genoa, Valencia
Patras, Sec Gibraltar
riraeus, Also 500 Gibraltar
From New York
Nov. 26-HINCKLEY CD
Oriental Navigation Co
Piraeus, Constantinople, Smyrna,
Alexandria
From New York
nov. 12-WIGMORE (F)
Furness- Prince Line
rraeus, Salonica, ConstantinopIe,
Smyrna
From New York
Dec. f--R1VER ORONTES (F)
Cunard Line
Piraeus, Constantinople, Black Sea
Ports
From New York
Dec. SO-SINSINAWA (F)
~ Oriental Navigation Co.
Keval, SEQ DanzIg. Christinnia
Riga, SEQ Danzig, Chrlstinnia. Maine
Rotterdam Also see Antwerp. Hamburg
From New York
Nov. 12-EASTERN DAWN CD
Black Diamond S. 9. Corp.
Nov. 17--F. j. LUCK ENBACH (F)
IuCkrnbaCh Lines
Nov. 22-POIYBIUS (F)
Black diamond S. s. Corp
Nov. 24-EDGAR +. 1t CkENBACH CD
Luck nha ch Lines
Dec. 1-JUIIA LUCkEN BACH (F)
Iuclenbach Lines
Dec. 8-kAMESIT tF)
Black Diamond 8. s. Corp
Dec. S-LEWIS LUCkENBACH (FC
Luck nba ch Lines
Doc. zG-HONNEDAGA (F)
Black Diamond 8. S. Corp.
From Baltimore
L~Ading-QUAKER CITY (F)
Oriole s. s. Limo
Nov. 1s-EA ASTERN DAWN tE)
black Diamond 3. 8. Corp
Nov. 2S--OTHO UT) Oriole S. 8. Lima
Nov. 8o-POLYBIUs tT)
Black Diamond g. 8. Corp.
Dec b-COURAGEoUs (F) Ortole S.S. Lane
Dec. 15--KAMEs'T (T)
Blacl1 diamond S. S. Corp.
Dec. 2o-JAMEs OTIS 1F) oriole s. 9. Line
Dec. .29-HONNEDAGA (T)
Black Diamond S. S. Corp.
From Philndelphia
Nov. v.15-HOMESTEAD (F)
Nov. .18-CHARLOT (E)
Kerr Steamship Company. Ina
Nov. 25---W ATONWAN (F)
Lucl1enbach Lines
Dec. 15--ALAMOSA (F)
Kerr Steamship Company, Ess.
Koucn, SEQ uavre
Salonica, See riraeus
Smyrna, See Praeus
Southampton, Cherbourg
From New York
Nov. 1.-ADRIATIC (PFR) white Star
Nov. ls--lMPERATOR PF) Cunard Line
Nov. 2S-AQUlTANIA (PF) Cunard Limo
Nov. 2?-OLYMPIC (PFD White Star Line
Siayanger, SEQ rrondh5em. Chr:stiania
ofockhoim' christiania. '1is Msln. ''o'n0ars
Trieste, Sec Gibraltar
Trondhjem, Bergen. Stavanger,
Chris:iansand. Christiania
From New York
Nov 2o--sORLAND N)
s. o. Stray s. 8. Corp.
Nov. 27-RANENFJORD tF)
Norwe gian-A America Line
Dec. 1-SONGDAL fT}
s. O. Stray s. s. Cerp
Dcc. 15-SONGVAAR (F)
S. o. Stray $. s. Corp.
Valencia, Barcelona, Oran,
Marseiilcs Also see Gibraras
From New York
Nov. 15--wESr POCASSET (F)
Elwell Lines
Nov 15-r'ENCHu RICH (F) Elwsn Linea
From Philadelphia
Nov. So-LAKE GREENBRIER {y,
Elwell Lines
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Sailing for
United States
New York
From Rotterdam
New. 18-LEwIS LUCK ENBACH V'
Luckenbach Lines N
Nov. f6-ANDREA r LCCKENbAe"
Iuckenbach Lines
Dec. sF j. LUCKENBACH ",
Tuckenbach Lines m
Doc. eAEDGAR F. IUCKENBAcH ~
Iuckenbach Lines
From Hamburg
New. et-EpWARD LUCKENBACn W.
Luckenbach Limos -
Des, 1HARRY LUCKENBAcH w
Luckenbsch Lines N
Dec. lS-WALTER A LuCKENbAe4'
Luckenbsch Lines
Philadelphia
From Rotterdam .su
Nov. I5-EASTERN GLADE (F) US
Luckcabach Lines
Nov. 2H-WEST POOL lg)
LuckeHb&ch Ltnse
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Europe

europe
alexandria, See riraeus
Alg'ers. See Genoa
Amsterdam Via Rotterdam
Antwerp Also SEQ Hnyre
From New York
Nov. I3-zEr1AND lPFR) Red star Line
Nov. l3-YAkA tF)
Black Diamond g. S. Corp
Nov 20-EGt +A\lls,R CD Red Star Limo
Nov. e7-KRoONLANp (PF) Red Star Line
Nov. 27-Cfl TER KINANIS (F)
Black Diamond s S. Corp.
Dec. <-LAPLANp (PF) Red Star Line
Dec. u-COl-IlNGSWORTH (F)
Black Diamond s S Corp
Dec u-FINLAND CPFR) Red Star Lane
Dec. 23-EDGEMONT CD
Black Diamond S s. Corp
From Baltimore
Loadinr-QUAkER CITY (r)
Ortole S. s. Linz
I,csdinE-CAPCLIN ,F) Oroe 8 s. Line
Nov. 12-HONNEDAGA (F)
BLACK Diamond s s. Csrp
BLACK Diamond 8 g Corp
nov. 22-OFIo (f) Oroe s.. s. Line
Nov "a SIEAMEk CD Red Star Line
Dec. +-cHESTER KIWANIS (T>
Blaei Diamond S 5. Corp
Pee. 5-Cov vRAGEoCs( (Fl oriole 3. 8 Lin.
Dec. l0-W Al BESA (ID Red Star Line
Dec. lS-CCLL1NGSWORTH tF)
Black Diamond S s Corp
Dec. 96-JAMtS OTIS CD Oriole g. s. Lima
Dec SO-EDGEMONr (tD
Black Diamond s s Corp
From Philadelphia
Nov. 1a-TRlU MPH lt) Red star Lima
NoN. o-NlCIORiOUS tf) Red Star Line
Nov So-W EST EkONk tlD Red Star Linz
From Boston
Nov. 20-WEST HOSOkIE (F> Rad st.r
Nov. So--W EST WACNEkE (FD Red Star
Dec. l1--WESTERN PLAINS (F) RED Star
From Galveston
Nev. I1-DANIER (F)
Iioyd Royal Beige
Dec. --ANDALNSlER IE)
Lloyd Royal Belgo
From New Orieans
Nov. 26-DANIEK (FD Lloyd Royal Beige
Nov. 30-BkAIILiER lI)
Lloyd Roy ai Beige
Deo. b A(rtN.-Iklt (F)
LloS q Royal Beige
Antwerp, Ghent
From New Orleans
New. Se-wEST HAkITANS (F)
Kerr Steamship Company. IAa
From GaIvsstcn
Nov. IS-WINONA COUNTY CD
Steele s. S. Line
New. IA STEAMER CD
Steele 8. 3. Line
From Texas City
Nov. lB-WINONA COUNTY CD
Steele S. 8. Lins
Nov. IA STEAMER (b)
Steele S. Is Line
Antwerp, Rotterdam
p.s. 1-NAV1RiSo tF3 ccun.rA Li.s
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Europe
Hamburg, Bremen

Hamburg, Bremen
From New York
Nov. l0--LAIIE GANADO (F)
Richard Lines
Nov. S0-LAKE CERT (F) Richard Lines
Dec. 2o--LAKE Saws tF) Richard Lines
From New Orleans
Nov. ia STEAMER (F) Steele 9. 8. Line
Nov. 28-WEST HARSHAW (F)
Steele s S. Line
Nov. 30-KENOWIS (F)
Kerr Steamship Company. me.
Nov. -WESTFORD (F)
steele 8. s. Line
Dec. 10-SACCARAPPA steele 8. g. Lane
Dec. 25-sACCAsDAGA( (F) Steele g. s. Line
Hamburg, Rotterdam
From New York
Nov. 13--VELLAV1A (F) Cunard Line
Havre From New York
Nov. 15-BURMEsE PRINCE PF)
FurHess-PI ince Lines
Nsv. %5--ROYAL PRINCE (PF)
Furness-Princc Lines
From New Orleans
Nov. --WESTLAND (r) Steele 8. s. Line
Havre, Antwerp From Mobile
Nov. -HICO (F) Page & Jones
Havre, Bordeaux From Galveston
Nov. .ss-PEEKsK1LL (F) Steele $. 8. Limo
From Texas City
Nov. .28-PEEKSKI '7> steele 8. 8. Line
From New Orleans
Nov. 18-NITMUC tT) Steele S. 8. Line
Nov. 3o--A STEAMER (F) steele 8 8. Line
Dec. 20-TR1PP (F) Steele S. s. Line
Havre, Rouen From New York
sailed-ALGrR1ER (F)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Nov. 2o--TONGRIER (F)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Nov. S0-MEISSONIER (F)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Dec. 4-BOMSARDIER (F)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Helsinefors, ChrisEiania, Copeohagea.
Stockholm, Malmo
Alss see Goth-nburs. ChristiAnia. Malnae,
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alexandria, See riraeus
Algiers. See Genoa
Amsterdam ,ln Rotterdam
Antwerp Also SEQ Hnvre
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Europe
Bordeaux, Ghent


From Mobile
Nov. WEST CRESsY (F) Page 4 Jones
Bremen, Danzig Also Sc. Hans-rs
From New York
Dec. 80-SUSQUEHANNA( (PF)
L. S Mail Steamship Co.. Ine
Bristol AlsO see Hull, Avonmouth,
Liverpool
From New York
Nov. sb-LAKE FROHNA <F,
~, winchester Lines
NOV. 8o--LAKE FROLONO (F)
Winchester Lines
From Norfolk
nov. -CHTCAGO CITY (F) Il. NJ. ny
Agents for Bristol City Line
Cherbourg, See Southampton
Christiania, Bergen, Stcvanger, Chris
tiansand Also see Bergen. TrondhJem.
Hclsin~forS. othcnburK
From New York
Nov. 19-BERGENSFJORD (PT)
- Nurwec ian-American Line
nov. 2"-TTlcRDIS (7)
Norwegian American Line
Dec. 10-STAVANGERFJO (PF)
Norwe egtan- American Line
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Department
Telephone
Beekman 5000

Kingston, Jamaican Outpon,
From New York
NOV. a7-TArNToN (f) At F-us,-.
Nov. 25-PRlNCEss NAY fpF.
Di Gio-gio &, Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11
To
PLAY SUNDAY
Second Game in Series With
Amboy Nine - Roosevelt
Team Won First Game.

With a Ga victory over the locals
hanging at their belts the Roosevelt
Field Club viii invade this city sun
day for the second game of a series
with the Perth Amboys- The game
had been originally planned for two
weeke ago. but owing to weather
conditions it had TO be Postponed
Perth Amboy has been going At
a fast rate Of late and has been put
ting up a fine brand OF ball They
feel confident that they will be able
to even Up matters with the team
from up the sound.
The Roosevelt team Is making q
mighty strong bid for the Champions
ship OF the county and with one win
already gained over the locals they
viii of course go onto the field
with the idea Of one more game.
meaning the series. OF course, the
local boys realize the tight place tina
game win put them in and are i'm
bibed with the true idea that they
must come through with q victory.
With two such ideas as these clash
ing there is bound to be a game OF
the calibre hat makes history
The exact choice for the artillery
position for the LEGAL team has not
been given out, but to all appear
ances it viii be App1egate- Then
there is a new member OF the team
that must be considered seriously
when players are reckoned with. He
has not been lucky enough 20 work
into the regular lineup as yet, but
James Silver has the stuff Of which
stars are made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11
MAURER HAS GOOD CHANCE
TO BEAT ST. ANTHONY Nine

The Maurer A. A. baseball team,
a combination which has been put
eting up a good brand Of ball against
some of the strongest teams in this
vicinity, is practicing hard this week
for their game against the St An
thongs on the Raritan Copper
Works field Sunday afternoon al 1
o'clock. This game will be played
as a prelim to the Amboy-Rooseyelt
encounter.
The team from the outskirts Of
Amboy bank their hopes of victory
on the ability of either Faltisco or
Dunton to hold the heavy hitting
Saints. while their own sluggers are
connecting with the delivery OF the
Saint pitchers. The contest should
be interesting, and a large contingent
of followers from Maurer will &C
company the team to the playing
field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11
BEARDED NINE
HERE FRIDAY
Whiskers to Decorate Copper
Works Field for Game
With Perth Amboy Team.

Fans from all sections Of the
state will flock to this city on Fri
hay afternoon to witness the
Ystrange Bearded House Of David
baseball team from Benton Har-
Dor, Mich, in action against the rep
resentative Perth Amboy baseball
club on the Raritan Copper works
field. The game will get under way
at s o'clock rain or shine. This
team was to have appeared in this
city last Friday but a mistake on
the part of their booking manager
caused the cancellation.
This combination which has been
playing the best semi-professional
mines in this section Of the country,
not only attracts the ardent base
ball fans. but also attracts many
others on account of their strange
appearance, long hair and whiskers.
In PENNSYLVANIA, New York and in
this state this team has played to
crowds ranging over 10000.
Some of the best ballplayers in
America occupy positions on the
House of David team, and at least
five Of them are wanted by big lea
que teams. Paul Mooney. the great
pitcher, and Cookie" Hannaford,
one OF the fastest first basemen aver
seen in action. have been offered
large salaries by Colonies Houston
and Rupert of the New York
Yankees.
One of the tenets of the House
OF David is not to cut the hair or
beard, so the team presents a wierd
appearance on the field, but they
play a mighty swift brand of base
ball In spite of their foliage Re-
marks galore have been flung at the
players in their tour of the east,
such as Look out for your beard
oil top. they'll trip you up" There is
every reason to believe that some
new cracks will be flung at the
team in this city.
Mooney, their star twirler has
speed, control and is q good batter.
Hannaford, the six foot first base
man of the bearded team seems to
get the throws no matter how high
or wide, and he covers a great deal
of ground. 1t is said he has been
offered a $4,000 contract by a big
league team.
In addition to Mooney and Han
naford, DOC" Tally, the Babe"
Ruth of the bearded team will ap-
pear here. Tally bats lefthanded
and is a wonder with the stick. He
is also a great outielder.
The bearded team played in Mill
town two weeks ago defeating the
Michelin Tire company team by a
score of 6-1. Before that game
and since that time the bearded
nine put up a grand brand of ball
in Pennsylvania, New York and this
state, putting up wonderful exhi-
billions against the best diamond
teams here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11
BIG BASEBALL DEAL
RUM0R IN PHILADELPHIA

Rumors coming from Philadelphia
report a deal between the st. Louis
Cardinals and the New York Giants,
whereby Roger Hornsby. the star
heavy hitting infielder of the st.
Louis team comes to New York in
exchange for Barnes, Doyle, Young
and Mccarthy. Mccarthy has already
gone to st. Louis, but Is of no use
to the team on account of being in
jured in an automobile accident a
few days ago. Rumors are always
heard in regard to players secured
by New York teams at this stage in
the pennant fight, particularly now
when the Giants are hot on the trail
of Cincy and Brooklyn, but New
York followers believe the trading
of Young and Barnes would not
strengthen the Giants chances. New
York fans are satisfied to win the
pennant with their present team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11

AaitrIean Athletes have a lot of
trouble in learning to throw the DIS
Gus. During the last eight years we
have been unable to develop any
sensational hurlers.
Kenneth c. Bartlett of the Univer-
sity of Oregon and Gus Pope of the
University of Washington are our best
aces who may be coached up to a
point where they can furnish OPP
position to the adept Fins and
Swedes at Antwerp. Both Bartlett
and Pope have records of 145 feet
with the plate.
The worlds record is held by Jim
Duncan, who hurled the discuss 156
feet 1 3-8 inches in 1912, prior to
the Olympic games at Stockholm.
But the American was unable to re-
peat his great feat in the games and
the great Finish athlete, Armas
Tiapale. won the event with a throw
of las feet 3 9-10 inches, creating a
new Olympic record. Tiapale has
improved since then and now holds
the record in Finland, which is 155
feet 6 IA inches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11
AMERICAN OLYMPIC TEAM
Ar TRIALS IN STADIUM

ANTWERP, Aug. 11.-Trials were
held in the stadium yesterday in
order to give the coaches OF the
American Olympic team an>idea OF
the condition of their distance rum
ners. the murders and the half
milers.
The officials. however. have refus-
ed to divulge the results of the trials
or to name the actual starters. They
say the trials were necessitated in
order to get a line on certain of>the
men after the long boat trip from
New York to Antwerp.
Coach Moakley said yesterday that
some few of the men had been at
fected adversely by the voyage, but
that others of the team would inn
prove over the form shown in the
Boston try-outs AS an example, he
pointed to C. W. Paddock, the Los
Angeles A. c. Splinter. who, he said,
was going faster than ever and i'm
proving in starting under the coach
ing of the best experts in the United
States
In the 400-meter hurL.;e trials to-
day each runner ran alone. There
were rain squalls at times and the
track was slow but the unofficial tim
ing showed that the men did fast
work.
Floyd Smart, Chicago A. A, was
credited with doing the distance in
81 seconds (the worlds record Is 30
seconds) and Frank LOOMS. Smart's
clubmate. and J. X. Norton, Of the
Olympic Club. San Francisco, in 81
lis seconds. ]. NJ. Watt, Ithaca, N.
Y; Charles d. Daggs, Los Angeles.
and w. H. Meanix. Boston. were
caught at SIS seconds fiat, and A. G.
Desh, Notre Dame University, at
SIS 2-5
Three half-milers tried the 500
meters together Thomas Campbell,
Yale. was timed at 1 minute So Sec
onds. and A. B. 5prott, Los Angeles.
.1-5 of a second slower. while Allen
B. Helffrich, New York A. c., was
caught at 1 minute SIS SIS seconds
The trials were watched by the
Australian, English and Japanese
athletes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11
HeImetta Wants Game.

HELMETTA. Aug. 1.-THE Hell
meta baseball team is without q
game for this coming Sunday owing
to the cancellation of their match
with the Empires of New Brunswick
They are therefore anxious to ar
range a game with any fast team OF
this section, but state that they must
be only the best. They offer a good
guarantee and those who come first
will be the first served. Booking can
be made by calling 5F5 Helmetta or
by addressing Harry Hoffman at
Helmetta- The team has been play
ing fast ball this year and only teams
who can give assurance of a good
game are requested to challenge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11
HIGH TIDE TABLE


Chick Lawrence. 402 Guarantee
Trust Building, Atlantic City. stands
ready to meet all corners in bantam
weight boxing bouts. He is "a years
old, weighs rs pounds and has just
been discharged after two years
service in the United States navy
where he participated in a number
of strong matches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11
RAIN PREVENTS BIG GAMES;
BROOKLYN STILL IN LEAD

The New York Yanks, New York
Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers laid off
yesterday on account of the weather.
Cincinnati, a contender in the Ma
ticnal League, broke ever in a
double header with Boston. and as a
result dropped back a point away
from the Brooklyn Dodgers. two
points now separating the teams. In
the American League Chicago added
another win over Washington,
strengthening their hold on second
place. and continued toward the top
rung of the ladder.
Brooklyn plays a double header
with Chicago today, while New
York meets Pittsburgh in a double
bill. These games should have some
effect on the standing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11
ASTORIA A. C. WILL FURNISH
OPPOSITION FOR INGOTS

The strong Astoria F. c. of New
ark will oppose the Raritan Copper
Works baseball team on the Copper
Works field Saturday afternoon. The
Newark outfit is said to be one of the
strongest Saturday travelling teams
in this state, and Manager Harry
Apologize is putting his players
through strenuous practice. so that
they can continue their winning
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11

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The radical and rational treat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-11

A lot of brains goes into college
athletics.
But this year coaches are working
overtime trying TO turn out winning
timber for the T. s. Olympic team.
Here are some Of the best men
in the business.
Bill Roper's mind turns mostly
to football while the other four
have brought out some Of the best
Antwerp possibilities OF the year.