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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-11

would be. no piece of pie for Champ Mike
o. Dowd."
Young Chaney. after recovering from his
attack OF flu. Is in fine shape for his bout
Saturday night at the National against
Johnny Murray
Marcus Williams clinched a good fighting
wind-up for the Auditorium next Tuesday y
night when Sci O'Donnell takes on Willie
McCloskey
Joe Tiplitz isn't such a dumb guy after
all. Get this: THE reason | permitted
tempting to protect myself was because his
punches TO the body hurt me more than his
wallops to the Jaw" says Yusil. Joe has
a pair of bunGled hands and he will be un-
able to box for six weeks.
Johnny Kibane will have to wait until
$500. the guarantee he Is to get for his
match with Benney Valger at Newark n J.
Vflger Is down with the flu. and Joe Jacobs
decided to postpone the set-to from Febru-
ary 16.
Corporal Jack Blumenfeld. a weltcrweight
Is the latest pugiistic arrival from England
He admits he is not a British champion
Jack Russo will get a smell test at the
Olympia Monday night when he meets Willie
Jackson.
A heavyweight bout between Dave Bloom
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MERTON GOLFER WINS
Hugh WiIIouehby Wins in First
Round for Florida Title

Palm Beach. F1a., Feb; 11.--Hugh vii
the South Florida championship in the first
round match play. defeating him 3 and 2.
Both men are former holders of the title
A feature was the defeat of the present title
holder, II G. Clark, Myopia. formerly, a
Wilmington man, by z. Clapp, Garden City,
who beat him 1 UP. Stuart Stckney, yes
terdays medalist, was q strong factor as he
played out the by holes, taking a medal
this year.
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BIG GOLF BALL DEMAND
Unprecedented Orders Indicate Rec
ord Breaking Links Play This Year

Chicago. Feb 11.--An unprecedented
demand for golf balls indicates there
will be record breaking play this
year. according to manufacturers here.
who reported today that all factories
are operating at full capacity and "A
number are working two and three
shifts for the first time in their history.
Contracts this year specify balls must
be delivered by June !, although here
tofore the firms have contracted with
professionals for the years supply,
making deliveries throughout the sea :
son.
Improvement in construction has
been made in number of standard
brands. it was said, and itNSwas pre-
dicted balls would wear better. Heavy
demand last year necessitated aNSpeedy
output and it was found that Quick
drying paints did not stand up we'll
This defect has been done away witt
this year in the drying of the balls.
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r
PhiIIieS' Schedule
at Home and abroad

At HOME
April 20, May 1, 3. Anew York.
May. 8, q. z. S-Boston.
May 81 dwo Eamesl. June 1-Boston.
June g 0. 10. 11-Chicago.
June IL, ~. 10, 16-PittsburEh.
June II. 1s. 19 uwo gamesl-St. Louis.
June -. 22, 20, 2f-Cincinnati.
i, June 25, 20 1.-TWO gnmes). 2s, 29--New
July 27. 2s. 20. so--Pittshurrh.
July 81. August g, 3, 4-Chicago.
A%E1st A%F@st E. fd IT, it"H FAN sa%esGi'nn'd' Eoais
September O Uwo Eamesj, Z, s--Brooklyn.
sSeptember 2; 10, 1i-Pittsburgh.
September 20, ii. as-st. Louis.
September 23. -, 25 Uwo games)--BostoB.
ABROAD
April u. 10. 10, l7-Brooklyn.
Apr Apr g. e. =, 3, $sSsw Is Ssw,,osica. Ssts;
May 2--Brooklyn.
May O-BrookIyn.
May 10, =, y. ,Is-r!'ittsburgh.
Nav as,, sss,, 81. e5-Ciicago. ''
May 2s, 20. S0-New York.
July 2, 3. 1.-TWO games(--BroolJ8p,
JUN JUN : sswSS sswS snmcf!IGs% iomri11sIurrI, York
July IL. IL, ~. I5-Cincinnati. 80
July l6. ~. 1s. I9--St. Louis.
July II, 22g 90, "a, 25--ChicaEo.
August y. - dwE Eames)--Boston.
AUGUST AUGUST y; q z z, s5is'ss%rTf s5-cintinnaai:
hugust x. 2s. 20--St. Louis.
September 3-BrookIyn.
September 20, 30, October 2-Boston.
October New York.
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and Willie Glavn at the Biiou next TUESDAY
night Is causing all sorts of interest in local
sporting circles. Booboo is one of Gavin'
supporters. while Mike Rosenthal is Bloom
backer.
Charley Rear Is taking no chances. He is
working diligently for his match Monda
night at the Olympia with Harry tkid)
Brown,
Joe Lynch aud Jack Wolfe are to boS
ary IS.
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Mccarthy Sold to Birmingham

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE Columbus club.
of the American Association has sold First
Baseman Mccarthy to the Birmingham club,
Of the Southern League, President Joe
Tinker of Columbus announced
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JOHNNY COULON TO SAIL

Meets Lcdoux in Paris March 3 and
May Fight Wilde
Chicago, Feb II. - Johnny Cou-
lon, former bantamwcight champion
matched TO box twelve rounds with
Charles Ledoux in Paris, March 3, left
for New York today, He will sail
Saturday.
If Coulon defeats Ledoux he will re =
main in France until Jimmy Wilde re
turns to England, he announced.
Coulon was accompanied by his uncle
Fred Coulon.
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WASHINGTON AMERL CANS
'Batted for JOHNSON in eigh
TBatted for Hayden in ninth,

Detroit ........ o o o 0 Il
,,, Two base hits - Delehanty, Rossman,
nnree-6 I,,! pa @ sc t hlt~Mi,l Home run-Crawford.
in inning. Sacrifice hits - Heyden,
Blankenship: Stolen bases Delehanty
Schmidt: Cobb and Rossman. Left on bases
= q Detroit, / First ba So on
oont-By JOHNSON. 8; Hughes .; Sewer, I,
umpres-Sheridan and Evans. Tlme-l 30
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Burns Is Giant HoIdout

Little Falls. y. ", Feb. 11:-George
tionaIs announced yesterday that he had
returned his contract unsigned. He said
he had been given an increase in salary,
but that he did not consider it sufficient.
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CHALLENGE RACE JULY IS
International Yacht Event Is An.
nounced by Royal Ulster Club

London. Feb. 1.-THE first race for
the Americas cup in the international
regatta between Sir Thomas. Lipton's
challenging yacht Shamrock Nv and the
New York Yacht Clubs unnamed de-
fender will be sailed Thursday, July 10,
according to an announcement made
here today by the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club of which Sir Thomas is mem
Der.
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Johun y Ray. from the seashore. wants TO
come to Philly for bouts with bantams. The
Atlantic City lad elects Kid Wagner. Jack
Perry or Billy Dsvine opponent.
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THIS weeks pugilistic program at the

THIS weeks pugilistic program at the
L Germantown A. A. will be held to-
night instead of Thursday night, which
is the regular boxing evening at the
Chelten and Germantown avenues arena.
A featherweight bout between frankie
Farmer, who will come up from Eliza
beth, N. j., and Marty Kane. local
ladswill be the feature fracas. Joe Dor
soy and Billy Devine meet in the sem, -
final. Other bouts are Rocky Ford VS..
Joe Clarke, Kid Sharkey VS.. Tommy
Dunn and X. o. Doyle VS.. Young
frankie Daley.
II Jack Dempsey gets the newspaper, de-
cision oyer the Army. Navy and Civilian
'next opponent Will be Georges Carpenter.
Bob Martin got s. for his first bout: -,,,I But
i, icks was lot of dough
4 middlswciEht bout between Charley
9 s' viii ii be tse headiaep @ f at the cambris ami
FRI lay night. Other bouts are Johnny Mar
W BsRnsy Sshnsy Rs1 Sans hS 4o ys ony @
Dan, els and Ch%ley oDare vs. Jimmy
Tonei =.
Joe Grim. the one-tne and original Iron
Man ,, in s the milk business Joe doesn't
Jobu, y Ray. from the seashcre. wants to
come 70 Philly for bouts with bantams. The
Atlantic City lad elects Kid Wagner, JACK
Perry or Billy Dsvine as an opponent.
WiI,le ! FRESHMAN writes Danny Frush is
omen for "A ction against Artie Root. Johnny
Murray, ia sy Fox, Alvie Miller. AL Shubert
or any l23, i%o pounueT'
WiIus H w; on the noor: Keep your
eye on Billl hraner SATURDAY night when
no boxes Ft ihkie Mcclure; Inen you Will
see just why an SO cohhdeht that hraher
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WiIlIs ! FRESHMAN writes Danny Frush is
omen for "A cton against Artie Root. Johnny
Murray ia sy Fox, Alvie Miller, AL Shubert
or any lS3, 1928 FOUNDER,
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ViIIus Rl ut. on the hoor: Keep your
eye on RilIi Kramer Saturday night when
he boxes II, ankle Mcclure. Then you will
aeo inst why ! am so confident that Kramer
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Champion Herman Beats SoIsberq
st. Louis, Feb. l1.-Pete Herman, ban
tan t1smiwielsht champion won the newspaper
In an eight round bout here last night.
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A heavyweight bout between Dave Bloom
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
Unies. Oid-Tims, Obsolete Treat
ment Is Discarded.

Doubtless during the mild sum-
me- months you have enjoyed
some relief from the disease, be-
cause there is always less infam-
nation of the membranes during
the summer, but do not make the
mistake of thinking that your Ca
tarrh is gone, for the very first
raw, damp, wintry day, the delicate
Innings of the membranes will be-
gin to again become irritated and
sore, the air passages will begin
to clog up, and soon you VIII hnd
that your old enemy is still with
YOU, with a fendish intention OF
making the winter as full OF dis
comfort as ever.
What are you going to do about
it? If you have had the disease
for any length of time, the chances
are that you have used enough To-
cal remedies to convince you that
there is no cure for you in this
method of treatment. Are you 60
ing to drag through another win.
Ger hawking and splitting and
spraying constantly in an efori
TO unclog the stopped up air pass.
ages so that you can get YOU
breath for awhile, knowing thai
these accumulations will imme-
diately reappear-or r you going
to discard this makeshift treat
ment, and use a little intelligence
In an effort to get rid of this dis
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
Y. M. H. A. BASEBALL TEAM
TO OPEN SEASON JUNE G

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. II. A
baseball team will not open It's season
until Sunday June s. At tina time the
Long Branch Association team will
come to this city to meet the locals.
The Amboy team vas originally
scheduled to open their season this
Sunday at New Brunswick but a
change in the MISREPRESENTATION State
League schedule was made. At pres
ent Perth Amboy. Long Branch and
New Brunswick are in the Central
District; Newark. Paterson and Pas
safe are IN the Northern District; and
Trenton, Camden and Atlantic City
are in the Southern District. There
Is also a Hudson District.
On June 10, Perth Amboy will
clash with New Brunswick at the
county seat and on June 20, the VIM
ners OF the previous games will play
off for tho championship of the CEN
trail district.
On June 81, the winner OF the
! Central District contests will meet the
Southern District ~victors. Sometime
In July the finals TO decide the state
Y. NJ. III. A. championship will be
played.
On July II. the local Association
Will participate in a track e to
be held at the Pershing Stadium at
Jersey City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
.ROSEDALE NINE
To PLAY INGOTS
Crack Orange Team viii 0p-
pose Raritan Copper Works
Saturday Afternoon Here

The RosedaIe Baseball Club Of
Orange will oppos the Raritan Cop
per Works baseball team of this city
in the second game of their season
on the Raritan Copper field Saturday
afternoon. The Ingots opened their
season two weeks & by trimming
the strong Paterson Independents
but were forced to lay OFF last Satur-
day on account OF weather condi-
tons.
The opposition on Saturday VIII
be furnished by one of the strongest
semi-professional baseball teams m
this state and the local team will be
forced to the limit in order to win
the game. The manager of the Rose
dale team has not his
lineup as yet, but promises that he
will bring some of the best stars Sc
durable to this city in order to cop
this victory.
clean sweep of all opposition this
year and mako n clean sweep all
along their schedule. Manager Hur-
ley believes the team that represents
the Copper Works this year Is one of
the strongest that ever represented
the plant.
have 500, A%ppIesate or Hornsby. The
first two mentioned players abilities
are we'll known, while H~ornsbys
showing against the hard hitting In
dependents classes the new hurier as
q big asset to the pitching staff. Be-
hind the bat Van Glider and Segar
are worthy of comparison with the
best backstops in this vicinity.
The Copper Works inield is with
out doubt the strongest in the county
and will compare very well with the
best in the state. Gargan at first,
! Egan at second, Stinson at short and
Christopherson at third forms a de-
| Tense that Is hard to upset.
In the outfeld the Ingot combina-
tion also has n number of high rated
| men, Loeser in left, Warner or Hal
| bert in center. and Foster in the right
garden make up this section or the
team. Pick Mullen will umpire
| the coming game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
PERTH AMbOYS To
PLAY HARRISON
Joe MuIIen''s Combination viii
Try to Get Back in Winning
Column Again This Sunday

The strong Harrison Hudson BASE
a team viii meet Joe Mullen's
Perth Amboy baseball nine on the
Raritan Copper Works field Sunday
afternoon. This team is considered
TO be even stronger than tho combi-
nation which handed the local team
a defeat las Sunday, the Marshall &
Ball nine. The defeat by the Newark
team last Sunday would not have
been scored IL the home team played
in usual form.
The manager of the Harrison team
reports that his nine Is a stronger
semi-professionai team than the Pat
ers displayed some classy diamond
ability in their numerous appear
ances on the local diamond which
makes the Harrison statement look
big. The Hudsons defeated a number
OF the best teams in the vicinity of
Newark already this year, opening
their season the first Sunday in May
with q victory over the strong Bound
Brook nine in an extra inning con-
test.
Last year the Hudsons defeated
the Michelin tire team of Midtown,
the Egberts. West sides, Caven
Points, Rutherford Independents,
Wayne b. B. G., Butler Stars, West
Orange A. A, Nutley Lyceums, Boon
Ton A. c., Mt. Tabor b. u. c., Hyatt
B. B. G., I%rvington Alerts, Madison a.
A. and Speedway A. @.
The Harrison team Is made up of
a strong combination of stars who
play on a number Of other strong
teams in and around Newark when
not playing with the Harrisons. M.
Flynn and ]. Flynn played with Ed
Oretzan's Plainfeld nine last season,
Smith played with Seton Hall Col
lege, Chadwick, Ganss and McManus
performed with the Ironside i. G.,
John Flynn was in the lineup of the
Plainfeld team, and Hartman per-
formed with tho Ironsides. "Chud'
Reagan, the Hudsons mainstay in the
box. allowed on an average of five or
SIX hits a game last season. "Dukey"
Adams and Charles Hinchcliffe, other
men on the Harrlson's team roster,
were battery mates on the Philadel-
phia navy yard team last year.
mickey" 500 returned to the Am
boy lineup as a pinch hitter Sunday
after a layoff due to an injury to his
arm. With the Keasbey pitcher in
line again Mullen will have a man to
aid Applegate in the pitching depart
ment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
HIGHLANDS PLAY
.AMbOY HIS. TODAY
Local Team, Indicated This
Season, Plays Big Game
Away This Afternoon.

This afternoon the undefeated base
ball team OF the Perth Amboy high
school will travel to Atlantic High
lands where they will cross bats with
the representative team OF that school.
This Is the fifth game IN the schedule
of the Amboy team, Manager Smiths
cohorts have so far succeeded In
hanging up three victories at home
and playing one tie game away. The
opposition today will be furnished by
the strongest nine the local boys have
been called upon to face.
Thorvie Olsen the sterling right
handler of the Crimson and White
team will be called upon again today
to handle the pitching assignment.
while Captain Jimmie Silver the hub
of the Amboy team will receive him.
Kocheck viii hold down the initial
sack. while Desmond will pick the
grounders n Founders around the
keystone sack. Sladkus or Zalari will
patrol the territory around the diff
cult corner. while Soneld will be sta
toned at shortstop.
The Amboy outficld will be chosen
from Konopka. Sladkus, Zalari,
Stocked and Hoyer. Jago will hold
down his regular foul-chasing and
bat-minding position.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
SAINT ANTHONYS PLAY
KEASBEY FEDS TOMORROW

Tomorrow night on the Raritan
Copper Works field at 6 o'clock the
Saint Anthony baseball club will
cross bats with the Keasbey Feds
baseball club in the first twilight
game OF the season in this section.
The Saints have played two games so
far this year. winning both by good
sized margins. while the Keasbey
outfit had won Jour games played
so far.
Dolina Is expected to oppose Art
Young. the southpaw of the Saints on
the mound for the visitors in this
game. Both teams will use their reg
ular lineup with the possibility of the
Saint Anthony team having a new
catcher to take the place of Camp
bell, who may not be in town in time
for the game. This contest was ar
ranged after the anage of the
Keasbey outfit issued a challenge to
the st. Anthony manager. The st.
Anthony team plays the strong ORR
oles of Red Bank Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
MERRlMACS TO PLAY
MONITORS SUNDAY
Rn The Aasooiatea Press

KEASBEY, May 12.-With their re-
cent defeat at the hands or Fullerton 5
Merrimacs still fresh in their minds,
IGlof's Monitors will make every effort
to lower the colors of the Merrimacs
when these two local teams meet Tor
the second game Of a series OF seven
TO decide the championship here. sun
day morning.
The Merrimacs came out the VIC
tors in a hard fought contest several
weeks ago and the Monitors are eager
for revenge. e.,
Fullerton will present his usual
number of stars in Sundays game ana
expects another victory for his team
mates.
Fullerton will shoot his assortment
of curves and slants at tho monitors
and 3. Burke will be behind the bat
lGrispart on first, 500 on second, sui
at short and Schilcox at third
will make up the in6eld while Romer'
Dolina and Schuster viii guard the
outfeld.
From the Monitors camp comes
word hat they are sure of victory IN
this contest on Sunday and Gloff VIII
present the following lineup: GlolI'
pitcher; Pfeiffer, catcher; A. Ban
.chard. first: o. Gloff, second; wagon
'hoffer, third base; T. Burke, short
stop; Katrausky. Maier and Parsier IN
the outfield.
The game will start at 10 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
WANT TO COMPLETE FENCE At
R, C. W. FIELD BY SUNDAY

Fans who are DESTROYS of seeing
the large fence around the Copper
Works field completed by Sunday are
urged to spend their spare hours
lending the r. c. w. association a
hand in completing the huge task by
the coming Weekend. The field will
be a benefit to the community and
everyone in 1t, So everyone should do
his share.
. Better baseball will be one of the
assets secured by the enclosing of the
playing field. In addition to aiding
baseball the enclosed field will make
u running track for this city.
The enclosed field will allow the
laying out of a football field n the
return of this great game TO this city.
Fans of the gridiron game who re-
call the days of the great Dexter
football field should gladly see the
benefits tina will be received by an
enclosed field and the laying out Of a
football field. !.
In addition to the above mentioned
sports allowance will be made for
the playing of cricket, handball and
numerous other games.
The Raritan Copper Works Ath-
letic Association has labored hard in
bringing about the erection of this
fence, secured the lumber and a
great deal of the labor from the
-1-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
Little Hope of Relief
For Victims of Catarrh

ease that is such an annoyance and
a constant h~adicap?
You must accept the teachings OF
science, which shows that to get
rid of any disease, you must treat
it at its source, you must direct
YOUR efforts toward removing its
cause, instead of being satisfied
with slight temporary relief from
its symptoms. You must rout out
from your blood the millions or
tiny germs which cause Catarrh, SO
that there can be no more milan.
nation of the nose and throat, and
choked UP nasal passages that
make breathing difficult and pain
full.
S. s. s., the fine old blood remedy,
has given splendid results IN the
treatment of Catarrh, and you will
be delighted with its effect on your
case. It so purifes and cleanses
the blood, that disease germs are
eradicatcd, hence when the germs
of your Catarrh are eliminated
from the blood. you are on the
right road to a permanent ria-
dance from the disease. 90 10
your drug store, and get a bottle
of S. s. S. to day and begin the real
rational treatment that will give
real results.
If you will write our medical de.
|partment, we will take pleasure in
giving instructions regarding the
Treatment of your own particular
case. Address Chief Medical Adj
wiser, IS Swift Laboratory. Atlanta.
| Ga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-12
KEASBEY FEDS TO PLAY
NORTH AMB0Y S. C. NINE

KEASBEY, May 12:-Nranager
Grispart has booked his fast going
Feds TO meet the strong North AM
boy nine in Perth Amboy Sunday af-
ternoon. In securing the Amboy
combination Manager Grispart is
taking on a strong team ana Is going
out of the class of junior teams.
The Feds will present their strong
est lineup in hopes of continuing
their winning streak. Four straight
victories Is what the locals boast OF
thus far this season.
Lefty" Blanchard will occupy the
mound and logan will receive him
for the Keasbeyites while Hess and
Kopko will be the battery for the AM
boy aggregation. Parsler. Maier. Sui
Ivan and Stark will also be In the
Feds lineup and they can be depend
cd upon TO make a creditable show
ing against their much stronger OPP
p%onents.
The game will start at 8 o'clock
and a good sized number Of rooters
will accompany the Keasbeyites.