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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
SENATAS PATVIRTINO
COLBY V'ALSTIJOS
SEKRETORIUMI.

Washington, kovo % d. =
siandien po pietQ senatas patvir-
tino cambridge Colby nominavi-
ma NalstijoS seretoriumi.
Senatas taipsi patvirtino no
minavinq Charles r. Crane'o is
Chicagos ministeriu Ch;nuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
Nansen Misijos Galva.

Lygos misija, susidedanti is
desimties Ikomisininku, penkiu at
stovaujancin didziasias talki-
.ninku galybes If penkiu nuo nett
traliu sally, kuriems gal vado-
watts kaipo pirmininkas Siaures
.tyrinetojas Frldtjot Nansen. JOS
personals susides apie is penkiu
desimtu virsfhinku, kurie gyvens
specialiame traukinyj sudaryta-
me Varsavoj. Traukinys susides
is miegamu valgomp, pasilinksni
nimo, rastiniu, ilegaminines if
ligonines vagonu.
Traukinyje bus vezami ameri-
kiniai automobiliai nuvaziuoti j
tyrinejamas vietas esancias to-
nduS nuO trauKlrllO. NOin1S1Ja tll-
res savo maistus If gerimus, kad
|nemazinus rusu daiktu atsargos.
Traukilyje bus intaisyta bevie-
LIMO telegrafo intaisas, kuris pa
jiegos susisiekti su Eifelio bokstu
Paryziuje.
Misiios tyrinejimo pasekme
bus lygos nusprendimas, ar gall,
ma didesems galybems pripazin-
iii sdvietu valdzia If pakviesti ia
|prisideti prie tautu lygos, ar ne.
suv. Valstijos, zinoma, buvo pa
kviestos prisideti su savo atsto-
lvyste misijoje. Bet ligsiol. kick
yra zinoma, pakvietimas oficia-
'liai nebuvo primtas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
KAPPO SUKILIMAS LIG-
SIOL PAEME 5000 (.
GYVASCIU.

Londonas, kovo a2 d., -
Smarhus muSis ivyko Beriine
Moabito kvartale ned6lios vaka-
re, bet kitur mieste ramu Kre-
fclde, w II myliu nuo DuSsel-
.dorfo ! siaurvakarus apsiginkl;e-
F{e pa6me visa pramonine orga-
nizaciiq If milicija neistengia ap-
citi padeties, sake Central
News telegrama is Berlino.
Paryzius, kovo p d. = Pagal
cia apturetus pranesimus nuo ST.
kilimo pradzios kovo 10 d. Xxi
dabar uzmustq yra astuoni tuks-
tanciai. IS Sito skaitliaus viena-
me Berline uzmustu buvo $50.
Ebertines valdzios nariu, vo-
kieciu Sales susirinkimo partiju
vadovp tarybos su darbininkp
dclegatais, kurios buvo vedamos
Bcrline, kaip oficialis Anglijos
pranesimas skelbia, tapo per-
trauktos delto, kad darbininkai
padidine savo reikalavimus.
Spartakq pajiegos Wis dar kon-
troliuoja Stettina, Dusseldorfa,
EIberfelda If Essenq Kielyj II
pietVakarinej vokietijoj ramu, bet
agitacija esanti vedama Pomcra-
hi;os ir Mecklenbergo zemdirbis-
tiniuose krastuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
VOKIETIJOS CYNIMO
MINISTER'S NOSKE
REZIGNAVO.

Berlinas, kovo 22 q. Gyni-
mo minister's Gustav Noske Sian
dien po pietp inteike savo rezig-
nacija prezidentui Ebertui il pre-
zidentas prieme ia. Kitos permai-
nos ,kabinete taipgi zada ivykti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
Kareiviai Lauzo Sutarti.

Nokieciu kareivip Ruhroo ap-
skricio obupavimas, kaip uasie-
MO rastine sake, yra tiesiu per-
acngimn versailines sutarties AZ
If 4s straipsriu. Francijos val
dzia zada nesikiSti patti viena
nepasitarus su talkininkais.
Eberto vqldzia pasiunte du
virsininkus. supazindinti irancuzu
Sgiausybe su padetimi Ruhro
l<Pskrityj. Tie virsininkai nuvyks
Paryziun si vakarq.
Uzsienio rastine patti yra su-
zinojusi, kad raudonoji armija
Ruhro apskrityj surinkta dat
giausiai is tarpo gelezies dirbeju
ir kalnakasiu. Karine organiza-
CHA taipgi pildo civiles tarnybas
ir pacta bel telegrafo linijos yra
kontroliuojamos komunistq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
Streikas Muenchene.

Nlsuotinas streikas tapo APP
skelbtas Nluenchene II yra lau-
klama, kad iis iSsiples po visa
Bavarija, jei jis nebus sustabdy-
tas; darbininkai reikalauja w
mokesties w ta laikq. kuri jie
streikayo protestan prizes r,appo
valdziq
Wuertem6ergo dirbtuvese dar-
bininkp tarybos laiko susirinki-
mus svarstydamos, ar JOINS taip-
81 nereikia del to sustreikuoti Vi
same Wuertemberge.
Leipzise eina kova toIiau tarp
darbininku il kareiviu; musiai
taipgi Gina Halleje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
oRAS
cHIcAGoJE IN APiELlNKEJE

Siandien grazu; vakale apsi-
niaukes ir Silciau.
Sauletekis. $50 val. ryto;
Saufeleidis, 6:o4 val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
Kappo sukiIimas IigSiO| paeme
5000 gyvaSciu.
Talkinink.l misija laukia
rusu patvirtinimo.

Sc krito trys tukstanciai zmoniu.
Xxi seredos Leipzige 6jo strei-
kine agitacija prizes kappo val
dzia, paskui ivyko suirute If So
victine kontrol6. antgalo p6tny-
cioje po pietp valdzios kareiviai
pradejo bombarduoti Nolkhausa
ir darbininku sedybq.
Tuoju laiku troboje buvo 1000
1moniu, kuriems iSeinant laukan,
kareiviai . JUGS saud6. Antgalo
bombos uzdege trobq, uzmusda-
mos Simtus kitu zmoniu.
Nusove Lakuna.
Kovo IA d. buvo demonstraci-
ia, hur buvo uzmusta 80 zmones.
Po to darbininkai gavo ginklu ir
smarki kova ejo gatvese Xxi Sc
redoj, kovo u d. per pietus tapo
apskelbta muSig pertrauka. Mu
siu pertrauka tesesI Xxi pietq ke-
tverge. Ketverge buvo suviu MI
sautas saksonas orevis skraidas
virSum miesto.
Po sitos prasidejo kova tarpr
darbininkq, vartojancip saudyk-
les su granatomis, su milicistais
ir istikimaisiais liuosnoriais ir
traukesi Xxi bombardavimui
Volkshauso petnycioje po pietu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
Spartakai Gerai Aprupinti.

Spartaku pajiegos Vokietijos
Ruhro klonyj, kaip veliausi uz-
sienio rastines aptur6ti pranesi-
mai skelbia, siekia maziausiai
10000 kareiviu, kit gi priskaito
jp iki 10000 Jie yra gerai suor-
ganizuoti, susideda is senu karei-
viz, aprupinti artilerija, kulka-
svaidziais, minp metytuvais. II
centimetru kanuolemis If gera
apStimi amunicijos.
Eberto valdzios virsininkai SUI
traukia savo kareivijas tuojutiks-
lu, kad apsupus Ruhro kloni If
privertus spartakus pasiduoti.
Bet valdzios kareiviai yra jaune-
sni ir maziaus islavinti negu
darbininkq kareiviai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
5000 Uzmusta Leipzige-

"a Coblenz, kovo 2I d. = Gave
,5aota). siandien atvykusieji
cia is Leipcingo amerikicciai biz
nieriai, kurie apleido Leipziga SUI
batos vakare, sake, kad Leipzigo
musiuose Xxi valdzios kareivijos
paenc miesta petnycioje, musiuo
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-23
Syrai paskelbe boikota Fran
cijai ir Anglijai.
DideliS muSis ties Reinu.

tus. Nepriklausomieii socialistai
ragina streikuoti Xxi brs isteigta
komunlstn respublika.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

Joe Concannon, the present New
York State champion at pocket bill
lizards, and formerly Of this city, will
meet Charles Setback, of T~orrington,
Conn, in a $50 point match game at
pocket billiards at the Madison bill
lard academy on Smith street on
Monday.
The match will be played in blocks
of 1875 points, the afternoon block
viii start at 800 and the evening
game will start at SIS.
Concannon has a host of friends in
this city, he was born in Woodbridge
and was in business here. He repre-
sented Perth Amboy in three New
Jersey state championship tourna-
ments, winning all of them. He has
also competed in two world cham
pionShip events.
Seeback's playing was one of the
outstanding features of the recent
national championship tournament at
Philadelphia. He has style all his
W and is one of the most spectacu-
lar of all the champions. That the
match will be productive of good
pocket billiards appears to be a fore
gone conclusion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
Y. M. C. A. BOWLERS WIN TWO
GAMES At TOTTENELLE

The Y. NJ. C. A., of this city, trav-
eled to T%ottenville last night and de-
feated the Aquehonga bowling team
In two of three games. Mallet, OF
the local team. was high average
man for the locals with 100, while
Leven, of the homo team, was high
score and high average man for the
match, averaging 1876 and rolling
games PIP and 211.
The Aquehonga team took the first
game by a margin of n~inety-two
points and then dropped below eight
hundred in their second game and
were defeated by 11S points. In the
final game the Y. NJ. G. A. team won
by four points.
The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
LOCAL "" WINS
FROM BROOKLYN
AmbOy VOIIGy Ball Team Takes
Three Straight

The Y. NJ. C. A. volley ball team, Of
this city, continued on its winning
streak last night in the Inter-Associa-
ton Volley Ball League when 1t won
three straight games from Brooklyn
Central Team No. 2. The AmDoy
team now stands econd in the league
having won twelve out of fifteen
games All three games were lost to
the Brooklyn Central first team IN
that city in a match in which the
Amboy team was handicapped by hav-
ing only five men. Thus far In the
league the Perth Amboy team has
won three straight games from both
Teams / and 2 OF Yonkers. the Green
wich, Conn, team and the Brook
Ign Central second team.
Last night the local team lined up
with: Herbert Rankin, Benjamin
GoIdberger, Christian Nielsen, Charles
Stocker, Ellwood johnson and Capt.
! George w. Sharp. Jr. Owing to an
injury to his ankle w. H. War; could
not play and Nielsen who had been
under the weather" was forced TO
get into the game.
In the first game it appeared as
Though the visitors would be hut out.
IThe net used in the game here was
regulation height and kept taught
with a cable. This seemed to WORRY
the visitors who have a somewat saggy
met on their home court. Amboy
piled UP the necessary fifteen points
In this game before the Brooklyn
coordination could annex more than
two. es.@
The second game was little better
than the first, Brooklyn being held to
four points, while the local volleyers
continued to slash the ball over for
their fifteen point total.
The last game was the most inter
esting of the night, Amboy winning by
four points, 15-11. In this game
There was some sensational team work
and volleying by either side.
The majority of Amboy's points
came as the result of the ~"spikeing"
tactics of the local net-men who
learned his style of playing from the
brooklyn first team and have been
adapting themselves to its perfection
ever since. Apparently their ability
Ito successfully use it was a big sur
prise to the Brooklyn seconds last
night.
The gallery was filled with specta-
ltors, these league games being open
to the public and no admission
charged.
Following the game the visitors
were entertained at an informal So
cial held in the 'Y" banquet hall,
members of the local team and their
friends also being present. Short
talks were made during the night,
singing was enjoyed and refreshments
served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

help his reputation, and his poor show
ing against Dempsey was n finisher.
Jess Willard will do well TO keep
himself in seclusion which does not
recall himself and his last exhibition
to the patient American public. He is
more popular outside the public eye
and ear than he would be if he at
tempted to enter the ring again.
Willard may not appreciate it, but
he's done! He's through And some
one ought to tell him so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

dropped in q foul goal and Schwab a
moment later dropped In his first
field goal of the night, a spectacular
shot from the center of the floor, and
the Rivies were comforted with a
four point lead.
Ewing Puts Visitors in Lead
Reilly score his ourth successive
foul goal of this session and RED"
McWalters followed with his first
field goal of the half. Ewing playing
a strong defensive game put the Wis
itors in the lead with his second field
goal of this period. Schwab dis
counted this score with a pretty field
goal and the Rivies were on top.
Red" McWalters showed real speed
at this point and roped in two sue
cessive field goals and the Hoboken-
ties were leading by three points.
Schelling reduced this lead one point
with his second foul goal of the half
and with one minute to play Schwab
dropped in his third field goal and
the score was knotted 1916 when
the bell sounded.
Hoboken Takes Lead In Second.
Reilly scored his fifth consecutive
foul goal of the night to start the sec
ond half and McWalters increased
this lead when he dropped In an
other field goal. Schwab with q Won
derful squirt up the floor dropped in
a field goal and Schelling tied the
score with a free throw after missing
a gratis line throw. Schwab again
put the Rivies in the lead with a
pretty field goal and shortly after in
creased their lead with his third field
goal Of the session. Reilly scored his
sixth consecutive foul goal and
Bunk" Allen boosted the Rivies lead
to five points near the middle of this
session.
The RIVE rooters were counting on
a South Amboy victory but the Ho-
bokenites were game to the core n
We're in the fight all the time. Ewing
scored his first and only field goal of
the night. Schwab put the Rivies in
a eve point lea with six minutes
to go. Ewing scored another field
goal and the Rivie lead was reduced
to five points.
Shannon Ties Score.
McWalters added another field goal
to his score and Reilly after three
misses scored his eighth foul goal of
the game. The Rivies were leading
by two points with one minute to go.
Shannon who had been held scoreless
up to this point, evaded Schwab and
tied the score. The crowd was at a
high pitch of excitement and after a
little negotiating, Manager Manning
of the visitors decided to play the ex-
ira five minute session.
Reilly Starts Scoring.
"Kay" Reilly who was held to one
field goal all night by Bunk Allen
came down the floor in a rush and
threw the ball in the air. The ball
LANDED in the visitors basket for their
first score of the extra session. Nc
Walters evaded Burns and the visitors
were leading by four points. With
three minutes to go Sugar" Handler
han replaced Burns and Handy inn
mediately showed his right to a resu-
lar berth. Schelling scored the Rivies
first score of the session but Ewing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

At least one thousand frenzied fans
from Perth Amboy. South Amboy
and vicinity saw the Riversides of
South Amboy make their debut on
the Auditorium court last night. In
a close hard fought contest that
necessitated an extra fve-minute ses-
sion the Hoboken Five defeated the
Riversides 1884.
Hobokenites Real Sports
All fans will agree that last nights
game was one of the best battles ever
witnessed on a court in this section
and the teams were evenly matched.
The score at the end of the first half
was NOTED and when time was up
in the second half the teams were
again neck and neck. Manager Man
ming and his cohorts showed real
play an extra five minute session in
which they won out, securing three
baskets to the RiverSides two
McWalters High Scorer
"Red" McWalters, the star Newark
Turner and Knights of Columbus
player, occupied one of the advanced
positions for the visiting team last
night and Red scored six field
goals, one of which came in the ex-
ira session. Reilly also did a great
deal of scoring for the visitors. Sc
curing two field goals and eight fouls.
one of the double counters breaking
the ice at the beginning of the extra
session. Barry and Ewing were in
tip-top condition for the tussle and
played a wonderful game. Tor the
Riversides, Gil" Schwab, South Am
boys hero, and Eddie Schelling, the
star Windsor player, were high
scorers, and Rufe Allen featured in
the defensive department of the
game.
Reilly Starts Scoring
Kay" Reilly, who is always known
to give a great exhibition particularly
in foul shooting, started the evenings
| scoring when he made good a free
shot. Eddie Schelling put the Rivies
in the lead shortly after when he
| dropped in a field goal and Schwab
after missing two free throws in
| creased the Rivies lead when he
dropped in a foul goal. In a tussle
that followed shortly after Reilly
knotted the score with a pretty shot
alongside the foul line.
Schwab Scores for Riyies
A momen later Gill Schwab
dropped in another foul goal and the
Rivies forged to the front. Bunk
Allen, who was playing a star defen-
sive game, dropped in a field goal
and the Rivies offensive was expected
to take their opponents off their feet.
Eddie Schelling scored his second
field goal of the half and the Rivies
were in front by a five point margin.
Reilly scored his second foul goal in
two tries and Ewing reduced the
Rivies lead to two points and shortly
after Reilly scored his third success
sive foul try.
ScheiIing at Gratis Line
"Gil" Schwab allowed Schelling to
shoot fouls after he found himself off
form. Gil" usually an accurate
shot from the foul line. missed five
out of seven tries. Schelling made
the Rivies lead two points when he
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
JESS WILLARD NOW THROUGH
Never Was Popular Champion and His
Work During the War Did Not
Help His Reputation.

Some one in Jess Wizards behalf
either las been inspired, or else has
been permitted, 20 throw out the sub
tie hint that the big fellow may enter
the ring again.
May the law and the fates forbid!
Anyone who saw the big misft in the
ring~at Toledo last July will never go
to see him again. says Milwaukee Sen
tinel. He was ~everlastingly done there,
hardly before he started. And not only
that, but he is not now, nor has he
ever been, popular enough to come
back with any promise OF support.
Willard never was a popular ham
pion. His work during the war did not
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
Crimson And White Bows
Defeat Freehold, 47-23

Freehold had two new faces in their
lineup. This session was a repetition
of the first.
The Freehold combination were un-
able to check the attack that Amboy
displayed. A few minutes after the
half opened Cohen put the spectators
in a trance by a spectacular shot
from a difficult angle on the floor.
Lewkowitz was high score man in this
session making four field goals. Nc.
Murtrie was high mar for his team
making three double counters and two
foul shots.
Coach Evans sent Soield in to re-
place Cohen, Silver in to replace Han
sen, and Vreeland in place of Lewko-
wiz. These men showed up well.
Sofield and Silver each dropped in a
double pointer. Amboy's offensive was
going as we'll when the final whistle
blew as it was in the opening minutes
of the first half.
Mr.. Rushton, of Freehold, refereed
the game in efficient manner
Tho SaOrn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
(By H. s. Correspondent.

Wy II. ..
The Perth Amboy High School
Varsity team Travelled to Freehold
yesterday afternoon and Coach Har-
old Evans cohorts scored their sec
ond victory of the season in a game
in which Amboy outplayed their OPP
ponents throughout. The game ended
1923.
This game was the first league
game played by the High school Var
sity this year. League Jules were used
throughout. The N rue that caused
the most concern was hat four per-
,sonal foulus counts a man out of the
game. No player received four per-
sonal fouls counts a man out Of the
Lewkowitz each received three.
The game started with each team
working hard to be the first to score.
Freehold did this when. McMurtrie
dropped a foul cal ed on Lewkowitz.
The local quintet then uncovered an
offensive that swept the Freeholders
OH their feet. Hansen scored first
for the local men. dropping a foul
and Greiner followed with q double
pointer, and the Crimson and White
dribbles were off.
Following this the locals scored at
will. They started an attack that
nothing could stop. Cohen and Lew
kowitZ ran wild and continually rang
the scoring gong. Greiner lost his
guard and dropped in double point
ers. While Amboy's pivot man and
W forwards were rolling up a big
score Splitter and Hanasen held the
Freehold forwards score ess.
Only one field goal was made dur
ing the first half by Freehold, when
Freeman, their tall center, jumped
one in. McMurtrie of the opposing
team, made good eleven fouls out OF
fourteen trys in this half. The ses-
sion ended with the score 25-13, in
favor of the local quintet.
The second half found the same
players on the floor for Amboy while
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
The MeitingP Pot
Sport News Boiled Down

Johnny Bedell's showing against
Tommy Touhey, one of the leading
lightweights, at the local club OH
Thursday night, proves that the for
mer local boy is handling himseIf even
stronger than he did when he fought
Mt the Permo A. A. IA few years back.
Bedeli is popular here.
The Copper Works will soon be-
gin preparations for their baseball
season, expected to be one of the
greatest enjoyed by the factory
team. The R. G. w. association
will probably build a fence around
the playing field.
The Montclair team nay suffer q
defeat at the hands of the Auditorium
five tonight. The Amboy guards by
close watching, should prevent the
visitors long range shots.
The Ironclads victory ver the
Star-Fish on Thursday night in the
Elks League advanced the lead OF
the Ironclads who loom up as the
real winners of this league.
Hickman, outfelder, and Malone,
infelder, have been released to the
Toledo club of the American associa-
man appeared on the Amusement
park grounds sometime ago, and also
performed with Keyport-Matawan
series last season.
Arrangements are being made to
bring Earl CaddocsS, wrestling champ
ION before he entered the army, and
10 Stecher, his most likely opponent,
together in a title bout. Jack CurIey
Is promoting the match.
Harry Willis. the crack colored
heavy from New Orleans, has an
nounced that he wants to meet the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
AUDITORIUM FIVE PLAYS
MONTCLA|R HERE TONIGHT

VIII the Auditorium Five be- able
to hand a defeat to the crack Mont
clair Five When they appear on the
local court tonight? This is q ques-
ton that is being passed around by
followers of the local combination
who saw the Montclair team defeat
the locals In their last appearance
after the Auditorium Five had Sc
cured a seemingly unbeatable lead. y
Daley Here Tonight
Nap" Daley, the crack forward
of the Montclair team, will be in the
game tonight. Daley was the in
dividual star in the last game, scor-
ing five sensational shots in rapid
succession in the last half and pull
Ing the victory out of the fire. In
this game Daley scored a total of
twenty-five points. Dailey's side kick
in the advance position will be Booth,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10

another heavy scorer; Alex Fergu-
son, star pitcher of the Cleveland
Americans, will be found in the pivot
position, while Cardell and McGarry
will do the guarding for the visitors.
Regain Back in Lineup
When the local strong representa-
tives take the floor against the Mont
clair team tonight Eddie 'Blackie"
Regain, captain and forward of the
team, will be back in the lineup, nav
ing recovered from injuries received
in a basketball game. Thomas will
probably team up with Regain in the
advanced position, Thomas or Oliver
will jump center, while Evans and
Pete Hanson will do the defensive
work for the locals.
Van Mulchahey will be the elev-
enth man on the floor in this game
and dancing will be enjoyed as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
On The Strips
With 1he r. C.. w.
in Ingots Bowling League.

n Team No. TO and Team Nc. 3 play
ed their first match in the Copper
Works League on the Cunningham
alleys last night and Team No. 10 was
successful in three straight games.
Team No. l added to their winning
streak by taking three straight
games from Team No. 6 on the Y. M.
c. A. alleys last night.
The SCORES:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
Roberts To Fight Tunney.

AL Roberts, the Staten Island heavy
who was kayoed by AL Reich some
time g will return to the ring on
January 80 when he will fight Gene
Tunney, the light heavyweight champ
ion of the American Expeditionary
forces at the Newark Sportmen's
club,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
Team No.
7S8 728
Team No. 6.
Tottenyille Man Stars.

In a recent game between an Army
and Navy team in California. VIM.
lVetzthum of Tottenyille stationed on
the T.. s. S. Vestal featured for the
Navy team scoring a touchdown in a
game in which the Gobs were defeated
by the Soldiers 9-6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
INVESTS TN

william Richardson, of philadel-
phia, wealthy broker in grain, believes
in baseball. He has invested several
hundred thousand in the Washington
club of the American League, making
Clarke Griffith president.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-10
Freehold.

4 winner of the Fulton-Moran bout to
be staged at. the Newark Sportsmen's
club on Monday night. These two
! boxers will receive a number of chal-
lenges from men who are aching for
a crack at Dempsey.