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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Activities At
City Fairgrounds

The results in yesterdays volley
ball games were as follows: In the
Senior Boys League. the New In
vincibles won yer the New Yanks,
while the Daredevils continued their
winning streak by turning what
seemed like q sure defeat at the
hands OF the Tigers into a corking
victory. The New I~nvincibles and
the New Yanks are the result OF q
severe shake-up in the ranks OF the
old Yanks and old Invincibles. Both
teams played snappy ball yesterday
and they are expected to climb from
the bottom of the league to the top.
In the Senior Girls League. the
Robins won from the Bluebells and
the ~Crackerjacks took two from h
Eagles.
The speedy baseball team from
No. 6 school went down to Hayes
Park and batted Lefty Yak, Sunny
Dawson and Don Martin, n by n
from the box in a closely fought 19-
16 victory. Martin and Beck were
the battery for the visitors.
The features OF No. 2 schools pro-
gram yesterday were the boxing car
nival for the boys and a local tai
half dozen clever girls from n
grounds got together and arranged
a snappy program for their play
mates and a crowd of interested
mothers. In the boxing. the star
bout was between Frank Baker and
NJ. Totin, the former receiving the
decision. In the other bouts Ad-
ans slightly shaded Horowitz, l.
Kaplowitz beat E. Baker Gadek
won from Salaky, while Thomas and
Lehotay fought a draw and Burns
out-pointed M. Lehotay.
Tomorrow there will be Eve fast
bouts at No. 6 school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
SAINT ANTHONYS WILL
MEET DANES AGAIN SUNDAY

The Danish Sociable A. c. and the
st. Anthony Baseball Club will
o bats on the Raritan Copper
Works field Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock. Last Sunday on the
T. A. G. oval the Danes handed a
lacing TO the Saint nine to the tune
of an SIS score. Manager "Stevie"
Christensen. of the Danes, feels
confident of repeating the stunt in
the coming game.
The following Danish players are
to report for practice tonight: Kee-
Ter, Render, Poulsen, Hunt, Regan,
Stinson, A. Christensen, S. Chris
Hansen, Peterson and Janderup.
The Saints will also hold a practice
session on the Raritan Copper
Works field at 6 o'clock tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
NORTH BERGEN
NINE PLAY HERE
Richcreeks Coming Sunday
Instead of Landings for
Game With MulIen's Pets

The Richcreek Athletics from
crth Bergen will play the Perth
blboy baseball team on the Raritan
3pper Works field Sunday after
lon at $3.50 o'clock. This book
Il was made by Manager Joseph
Hllen after receiving information
nat the Landings of New Bruins
wick, had cancelled their game. Last
season the North Bergen outfit lost
an interesting game on h local field
by a score OF 5-4.
With a stronger nine than that
which represented the team in their
former appearance here the Rich
creek Athletics will take the field in
Sundays game confident Of a vic
tory. This nine is making a great
showing in a semi-pro league in
their section, and have mingled with
stronger company than they had
previous to their visit here last year.
The Salem A. c. nine will cross
bats with the representative Camp
Raritan nine in the preliminary
game, which starts at 1880.
aThe fielding average of the Amboy
4 wars are as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

An old dog learns new tricks
slowly.
seldom can q baseball u
switch his system I'm mid-career
and maintain HE former standard
Of excellence.
Then we ask is it fair 60 deprive
q great pitcher OF his acquired or
natural cunning and send him back
TO the minors or of the game en-
tirely?
We refer to the Punishment Of
the spitban next year.
With a seasons notice served or
them by the baseball commission
some players have been attempting
failed.
ALLAN Sothoron of the Browns
tried It IN his opening game this
spring against Stanley CoveIeskie of
the Indians and fell down miserabIy.
Jimmy Burke Immediately substi-
tuted him on his spifbail eligibility
list in order 10 have his services for
the year.
sOther 8 liavapti hrces. .~f--Idk(ztrf
Other saliva pitchers r trying
TO develop old style methods, but
with little success. Those, who have
succeeded. never relied on the moist
delivery entirely.
Eddie Cicotte isn't as brilliant for
the White Sox without his sinner.
Slim SaIlee isn't much use to the
worlds champions without rosin.
Hold E1Ier isn't starring-his gloss
ball gone.
Yet all Of these we're stars a year
ago.
Putting the dampcr on the spit
ball will mean the retirement OF
stiil others Of the games bestowed
players.
Stanley Coyeleskie and other great
pitching aces win fade from the
baseball horizon almost as certain as
winter follows summer.
Wouldn't IL be better to let these
| pitchers. who have reached the mid
die of their baseball as spit
ball artists, finish out their period
of service to the game with theiI
characteristic styles of delivering
the ball?
IL the spitball is to 70 let the
baseball commission put up the ban
TO pitchers who come up I'm the fu-
ture.
Would it not be fairer TO the pub
hc-the players and all concerned?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
NORTH AMBOY Mn WILL
PLAY SAYREvILLE CASEYS

The United Lead works baseball
ala mond on Sunday afternoon will
be the scene of the playing of a re-
lurn engagement between the North
Amboy Sporting Club and the Sayre-
VILE knights of Columbus. The
Easeys were victorious in the first
kame played at S~ayreville a short
lime ago. and their management be-
Iieves that they will repeat over their
strong opposition In the coming
game.
ON the other hand Manager Kauf-
man of the North Amboy Sporting
tiub feels confident that his warriors
will find their opposition light.
Jensen or Stanton will be sent against
The Sayreville contingent and a large
erowd IL expected to witness the
tussle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
ST. ANTHONYS PLAY
KEYPORT NEXT SUNDAY

The representative Keyport base
ball team which nosed out the
Catholic Field Club of Plainfield at
Keyport last Sunday by a score of
10, will have as their opponents
This Sunday on the home grounds
the st. Anthonys of this city. The
Newport fans and a large crowd of
local rooters who attended the first
game will remember 1t as being
one of the hardest fought games in
Newport this year, the home team
winning in the ninth inning by a
score of ga.
Morley is in great form for the
coming battle as is shown by his
defeat of the strong Plainfielders
last Sunday. Flynn or Young Will
draw the twirling assignment for
the Amboyans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
AND
TAI c. To PLAV
Two Staten Island Teams Wil
Clash in Second Game d
Season This Sunday.

Fans on the lower part Of stater|
Island VIII throng TO the T. A. a
oval Sunday afternoon to witne84
the second game Of a three game SCI
ries between the Tottenfilie a. E]
and the Rossville representatird
nine. The first games played on fha
T. A c. oval between these 1~t|
teams a short time ago resulted IN a
victory for the home nine after fo1r1
teen innings Of playing b. q <cora
Of 10.
The Rossville contingent - como
hdent Of forcing Hilker's boys ID
the limit again this sunday. with
every possibility Of their coming osc
on top. Grafa is again expected I'd
occupy the mound for the visitors
and q strong team viii be placed
behind him. Art Romer. the SAD
southpaws viii do the hurting fc1
the Tottenvile nine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
WHAT THEY SAY
Johnny Ipine-


The man, who is planning to take
Cobb on a baseball tour of the
Pacific coast this fall, Johnny Igloe,
the Peach is a better card than
Babe Ruth. He says:
1.-THE difference between Babe
and Ty is this: Fans go to SET
Ruth do one thing That is, hit
home runs. They expect him to
hit one and when he does they
go home thrilled. Cobb stars
every day. He antics on the
bases, his hits are clean and he
is always thinking of some G
way to outsmart the opposing
team. Babe doesn't hit them
over the fence every day. Ty
shows his assortment of wonder
stuff daily. With the Tigers in
last place the team still is a
drawing card with Cobb leading
the procession
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB
TO MEET MATAWAI

KEAsBEY, July 2s-Ths Keas'
hey F. c. will be the main Attracted
at Matawan Sunday afternoon. whe1'
this team meets Carney's nine d
that place. The game is to be uI13|
ed for the benefit OF the Amerzca1
Legion of that place
The Keasbeyites have lost t#<
successive extra inning games.
Keasbey holds a record Of defs4[|
ing Matawan earlier in the seaso1|
Jeron twirled against Keasbey II
that game.
Jeron and Larson viii COMPRISE
the battery. Ma1oney FuiIerto<
brothers, Gloff. Grispart. Halb<f<1
Fftzke and Mandel win Be In tn
lineup. The team will 60 hy tran
from the Central raIroad station
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
BIG Y. NJ. H. A. FIELD DAY AT
JERSEY CITY next SUNDAY

The first annual athletic field day
to be run by the state federation OF
Y. M. and Y. w. H. A., of New Jer-
sey, will be staged at the Pershing
Stadium, Central avenue, Jersey City.
next Sunday. The local association
will have a number of entries in the
different events and Coach RUFUS
Allen is training his athletes hard. in
an endeavor to make a good show
ing in these contests.
There will be contests for seniors,
iuniors and members of the Y. w. H.
A., and several special invitation
events. The first event of the day
will get under way at 1 o'clock in
the afternoon, and a large number
of local people will go from this city
to root for the Amboy contestants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
KEASBEY FEDS TO
PLAY WI M ES
BY special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, July 29-The Keasbey
Feds are to have a busy week end.
On Sunday morning the Feds will
meet Anthony's Rough Necks of
Fords. The game will be played
for a side bet. Dolina will be the
Feds choice to do the pitching in the
morning game. In the afternoon
the team will journey to South
River to stack up against the strong
PAGERS there. Wagenhoffer and
logan will be the Keasbeyites bat
terry in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
plainheld ream Wants Game.

The Catholic baseball team Of
Plainfeld is without a game for the
coming Sunday. L. v. Heating man
ager of the team is DESTROYS OF book
ing a team in the class of the Key
port nine, St. Anthony's or n nine
of like strength. Last Sunday. the
Plainfield outit lost at keyport by a
scode of 10. The manager a be
reached by calling Plainield Official
1904.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

An inquiry has been received fro1|
a sporting fan as to whether H1|
Potty, of this city. ever fought VIII
Ryan. of New Brunswick 10 cd
knowledge these two men new
fought. not being in the same c11@|
as Potty is a featherweight and Hy4|
a middleweght. Willie Carry ~
Willie Murphy. both Of Staten Island
fought Potty several tines
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Ern.ton Nine Loses 4.s.

In an interesting ten inning game
he E,rnston representative team lost
10 the Morgan Juniors at South Am
boy, Tuesday night by q score of As.
Malenski twir1ing for the Ernston
lean. although defeated, outpitched
Roberts, his opponent. The second
game of a series of three will be
played at Ernston tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

North Amboy Midgets Get Forfeit.
The North Amboy Midgets evened
their score with the Lehigh Midgets
on Tuesday when they won by for
felt on the Valley grounds by a score
Of 80. A short time ago the Lehighs
defeated the North Amboy nine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

CINcINNATT-when Pat Moran
annexed "Chick" Harley. to his ball
club he bolstered up the drawing
powers of the Reds. The great foot
ball star is an outfielder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Never AGAIN.

BENTON HARBOR-Benny Leon
ard says that the Jack Dempsey who
fought willard will never get in the
ring again. Benny thinks a fighter
attains perfect but once.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today.
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Yesterdays Results.
st. Louis. L; New York, o..
Cleveland. 8: Boston. o.
Chicago, 8; Philadelphia 0.
Detroit. 6; washington, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

NEW YORK-The latest analysis
of Babe Ruth's home runs is that
the swatter hits with his right leg.
The right leg swings across the left
when he connects.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

Lyceum Juniors Win Two Games
The Lyceum Juniors of North
Amboy defeated the Pershing Mid
gets to the tune of 1875 on Monday
afternoon, and the State Street
Midgets by a score of 22-10 on
Tuesday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

TOLEDO = Manager Bresnahan
has loaned Catcher Mike Kelly to
the Columbus Thinks for the re-
mainder of the season. Mike has
had arm trouble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Fire Companies % play

KEASBEY. July 29.-The bas&|
ball team representing Protected
Fire Company No. / viii meet IN
HopeIawn Fire Companies mind
Sunday morning on the local dieI
mond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Bob,s Great Arm.

NEW YORK-Bob Mensel. known
chiefly as a hitter for the Yanks,
also has a wonderful throwing arm.
He saws he has never yet thrown as
swiftly as he thinks he could.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

-NEwARK-Johnny Wilson. mi1|
dleweight champion. has asked D@r|
Mackay. Newark promoter. 20 81
Mike O'Dowd for him in tbs ue~I
future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
ANmGS CALL OFF GAME With PERTH MBOYS STRONG RCHCREEKS ARE COMING ms
Standings In MAJOR
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL
Games Today.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Games Today.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN.
Chicago at Boston.
Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh, 6; Philadelphia, . (1st).
Philadelphia, 6; Pittsburgh, 4 (2d1.
New York, s.: st. Louis. 5 IA in.).
Brooklyn, o; Cincinnati, Q.
Boston. s: Chicago. 4 (1s).
S Chicago, g.; Boston. 2 (2d).
NJ Tcame-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29

The Lightning Midgets defeated
the Amboy Midgets early this week
by a score OF %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Mayor Wilson.

1NAttOI nAkSObs
Baseball as applied to foreigners
has been under the watchful eye of
Mayor Wilson of Bridgeport, Conn.
His civic problem is to guide the
element of his city toward
the path of Americanism. He says:
"When a foreigner begins to
go crazy over baseball / stop
worrying about him. He is
catching the first principle OF
Americanism when he gets into
the game. They soon get inter-
ested in the United States after
the baseball bug bites them"
Joe Lynch.
They have been calling of
matches with Joe Lynch, New Yorl
bantam, q%uibbling over a few ounces
in weight. Joe is tiokled over tht
passage of the New York boxing Law
and thinks hell lead some of then
a merry pace. He says:
ST guess I've got all the BAN
tams worried. 1 hit too hard
for them. Pal Moore wouldn't
box me because / was a few
ounces owe the specified weight.
Champion Pete Herman called
of a match with me on short
notice. They're AFRAID I'll be
too strong at 11S pounds. Wait
till those birds have to box
around New York, Is rounds to
a decision. There'H be several
new champions recognized by
the public n of these days"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-29
Governor Smith.

The signing of the Walker boxing
bill. which permits fifteen-round de.
cision bouts in New York state, IL
going to be carefully watched b.
state officials, according to Governor
Smith. He says:
"a state official Is required to
be al the ringside at every con-
test. Unfair matches will be
prevented. There % an age and
weight limiSatc eI~hoxers pre-
sented on the 2hysicaI
examination of ais be-
fore getting In the ring be
required. No bill could be ~
carefully drawn to safeguard
the sport and keep it on a high
plane"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

The Hond Issue.
IT BE- further DISCLOSED that the bond
issue Cor this building could D." handed
LAT par. which was both gratifying and
encouraging subcommittee were ap.
pointed t0 work. oIt "a" selection and
rccUmm.nlliiru 20 suiiahl, site Ia n'
Acquired hy ih' city for this building
and % vnv 90. unanimous decision ~
The main committee that q city block
should he Obtained There are many
COOL uqsnus d'nutine that such h q
wise decision as the Municipal building
and ~ III, viii Dee n Community Center
and that N, building will house many
civic organizations and that grounds
should h' large enough for ornaments.
ton in %, way ~ trees. shrubs flow.
'r beds saiuatN wunum'uts and "a
ditional buildings that will later IN De-
r'puir,d hy "a greater and CROWNS clts
.. was iurthei b, iiyved by the sJhcom
miiivc WIN gr, now engaged on tn
task Of selecting a site, that there would
be- nu one owning property and no one
engaged In realty deals tina; might be-
brought into contact with this SELECTION
who would not be- actuaicd hv u,hi,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

hff1h- C.aNWilt, ~ e. undertake VIII
De- TINT u an adequate water supply
system fer the city % Amarillo. and "
rourse a. efforts along this line vii
bc supplemental to the fine work u the
Euard OF cay Development. the city
commission. and other organizations
devoted Co the advancement and up'
building NJ Amarillo.
"Nuw as We have natural gas Ms a
fuel and ihr ouual ul any on the con
iincni. and viii soon have good roads
and au enhancement ~ paved streets,
with q Municipal Building. and a fine
new hotel " to add the abundance Of
water uy which the city could bc beau
titled and iit happiness and security
s1fcguarded 10 the fullest extent. ~
would have Boo the city ~ Amarillo =
home.lifc not SURPASSED on the Ameri
can continent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19

and patriotic purposes from the stand
I,int ~ prices commissions. etc, II Is
expected that tn recommendations a.
90 the site selected viii be- made In
very fcw days g. d. followed by plans
fnn the architects ard advertising Tor
the bids On the building ~ that actual
construction can BEGIN anyway not
later than February 1921.
Il have been authorized by Col T.
- Thompson g. state that the new no.
tel will be constructed along as the
companion. pi.cc ~ construction with
the erection u The Municipal building
food Roads.
Il have further been informed that
The good roads program ~ Potter coun.
" vii he carried 10 completion In 1891,
and Il the County Hospital. which has
been authorized. should bc constructed
and the clty paving as authorized.
should be- carried out. we would have IN
sight right now the expenditure IN Am.
arillo Tor 1921 something like two mil
Hon dollars. al new money, brought IN
from tn ,1ts.d. money markets. AMI
this alone should be- enough to dispcl
and keen away any spirit II gloom. with
which Amarillo otherwise might bc
mluac'd
As Il Is well known the Rotary club
working IT, conjunction with other civic
clubs has fixed policy to undertake
and assist in carrying through import
ant big achievements one after anoth
er and the next blk work the Public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
INCONSISTENCIES" CAPTURED
ny FEDERAL OFFICERS

ny Associated Press.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. Dec. Is
one 81 the biggest "rRconshne" raids
In the history 81 southern West Nir.
gina. extending over "a period 81 nine
days and centcring In Logan county.
was reported here tonight by Frank
Adkins. state prohibition officer.
Seventeen prisoners were taken and
twenty stills, 100 gallons or moonshins.
5000 gallons Of mash and 40 pints %
bonded whiskcy were oonflscated b.
state and federal officers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-19
MEN WHO WILL SERVE TEXASAT
81 COMING SESSION LEGISLATURE


~ Associated frcss.
AUSTIN rcxas. Dee. is--Menihers
" tire rcxas Ga,e srnaic and the house
~ representatives who viii serve dur
ing the coming term are announced a.
follows
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People Preparing For
Greater Development


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hlco acsptaFA ogsrtas eerFadas hasta las
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dos plantas 60xst pies. enelavado solar
1900 metros. sitnado calle san Agus.
tin. Pnsrts de Tiera.-cAsA. MADEIRA.
asis habitaeionss. garage doble. solar
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