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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
AUTOMOBILE RACES
IN NEWARK, MAY 90

The first big eastern auto racing
meet of 1920 will be held in Olympic
Park, Newark, Saturday, May 20.
This will be h biggest thing OF
it's kind ever pulled off in the state,
according to an announcement made
today by the New Jersey Promoting
Association, Inc, under whose man
agement the meet will be held. The
american Automobile Association has
given not only its sanction, but It's
enthusiastic backing. +. A. Crosel-
mire, New Jerseys representative on
the control board of the association.
wifi oficiate at the track.
This meet will take he place of
those held In past ear at Sleeps
head. The entries already include
the most famous speeders of the oval
track. There will be four hours OF
real racing, with special features to
give pep and variety. One of these
will be an attempt by Joseph Dickin-
son to break the worlds C for
the half-mile on an oval, dirt track.
The record is SO Ia seconds and was
made by this distinguished Jersey
| racer himself on the Pennington, n.
j., track. Mr.. Dickinson Is president
of the association which is running
the meet and is hustling hard to make
1t q surprise. He managed the last
lauto meet held in New Jersey under
the A. A. A.. sanction and scored q
success. That was also at Olympic
Park.
Handsome cups will be given in two
of the events and in the others, cash
| prizes. 1t Is already evident tina the
| crush OF would-be participants will
tbe such that 1t will be impossible to
| enter them all.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
DU -PoNT-HERCULES
TEAMS FLAY TO-DAY
Br s.ectal oorresponeena

By Special Cor~respoEcenG
SOUTH AMBOY, May 1b.'Old-
time rivalry will be renewed thus
afternoon when the DUPONT baseball
team crosses bats with tho Hercules
Powder team at the latter's held al
Gillespie. -
Jim" stevens the former big
Lacquer is back in Parlin and will DO
much to aid the DUPONT sluggers:
Stevens has given up twfrifng and
since that time has developed Q
wicked batting eye.
Yost. a new conner In these parts.
will do the twirling for tho DUPONT
combination and will team up with
Mickey Magee of old athletic fame.
Yost Is considered to be a great asset
to the Parlin combination. Before
coming to Parln he was connected
with tho Carney's Point team of the
and made a great record
while O member of that combination.
He wac form erly a member of the
.Lehigh College team and made a
wonderful record in intercollegiate
circles.
'Reddy" Williams is another new
conner and a good one. He has ability
to get ON bases and to use this adj
vantage. Jesse" James on first Is
another new man.
The lineup of the Hercules team
is said to be as strong as in former
wears.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
HUGUENOT AND T. A. C. TO
CLASH AGAIN TOMORROW

The Huguenot baseball team viii
enter their contest with the Totem
willie A.. c or their home grounds to-
morrow in a do-or-die spirit in an
endesvor to pay up for their defeat
last Sunday at the hands of Man
ager HiIker's boys on the T.. A. G.
oval TO the tune OF a IA score. OPP
portune hitting coupled with errors
were mainly responsible for the HUI
guenot teams loss.
Mathison and w. Knott, the two
regular moundsmen of the T. A. G.
team. will be ready for finging duty
in this contest while Beggs and II.
Worth, the two pitchers who handled
the mound duty last Sunday for the
Huguenot combination will again di-
vide the heaving for the home clan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
AsBURY PARK VARSITY
TO PLAY AMB0Y MONDAY

The next game on the schedule OF
Manager Smith Of the Perth Amboy
High School baseball team is with
Asbury Park to be played away from
home on Monday. The seashore school
boasts of as strong a team in baseball
as they had in basketball. The basket
ball team OF his school captured the
East Jersey high school championship
last season.
Coach Evans has put his athletes
through a strenuous session since
their defeat at the hands of Atlantic
Highlands on Wednesday, their first
of the season. The coach believes that
Halligan with a little more practice
around the keystone sack, will allow
the inleld to travel at q stronger
pace. Desmond, who was becoming
quite a second sacker under the
watchful eye of Evans. is out of h
game on account of studies.
Olsen will do The hurting in this
game, while Captain Silver will do
the receiving. So1eld, the second
string pitcher on the Amboy team
will be used IL Amboy runs up a safe
lead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
SITS. VS.. ORIOLES

The result OF the baseball game
between the Red Bank Orioles and
the st. Anthony baseball team to be
played in Red Bank tomorrow af-
ternoon IS expected to have an inter
estfng bearing on coming games in
this vicinity. The Saints are playing
a team that started its season off
with four straight victories. one
over Keyport one over Matawan and
two from teams representing Asbury
Park.
Keyport last Sunday handed out q
neat lacing to the Lyceum baseball
team of this city, one of the strong
contending semi-pro baseball teams
Should the Saints conquer
the Red Bank representatives 1t is
likely that a game or a series will be
arranged with the Lyceum combina-
ton.
Tho Saint Anthony team will leave
the Central station on the 1900 train
tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
D MEET LYCEUMs

Just how the Knights OF Columbus
BASEBALL team OF this city compares
Win Lyceums of North Amboy, will
De decided tomorrow afternoon on
a county scat diamond. This decision
VIII be reached by the playing OF q
game by the Lyceums with the strong
Landings as their opponents. The
Landing team was defeated by the
Casey's two Sundays ago, and the
result of tomorrow's game will have
a great deal to, do with the arranging
of a series between the two Amboy
combinations.
The Lyceum outfit has secured a
poor start this season, dropping a
close game to Roosevelt and then
receiving a trimming from the Key
port representative nine. Manager
Snyder's team win endeayor to count
a victory over the New Brunswick
boys so that the North Amboy team
a be on an even footing with th'
Knights. Zalari viii pitch this gam'
will start about 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
MORGAN A. O. TO CLASH
WITH RED STARS
Bu Spcclnl Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, May IA rec
ord crowd ia expected to be on hand
TO witness the baseball game at
Nhitehead's field tomorrow afternoon
when the Morgan A.. c meets the
Red Stars OF Paterson. After last
Sundays fourteen inning contest the
local fans are beginning 70 realize
that the team Is there" Practically
the same lineup hat was used In the
two former games will he used to-
morrow. Eddie Heating who was
spiked" early In the game last week
Is expected to be in shape to start
the game. In event OF his inability to
continue Rehfuss will owe the sec
ond position.
The Red stars have an excellent
reputation and is said to be a strong
combination. The manager had orig
inallv booked q team from Piscata-
way, but this game was cancelled In
favor of the latter named team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
Baseball Games
Over The Weekend

Today.
Rosedales. Orange. vs.. r. c. w. dia-
mon, $3.50.
Tomorrow.
Harrison Hudsons VS.. Perth Annoy
AZ. c. W., $3.50.
st. Anthonys VS.. Red Bank, al Red
Bank. $3.50
Lyceums VS.. Landings. N. B., $3.50.
harmony Club VS.. Salems, salem
diamond. 1880.
Empires, New Brunswick. Va salem
diamond, $3.50.
Lyceum Federals Va. Hungarian
Club. N. b. l..
West Ends vs.. Belmonts. Roose-
welt, /.
Pioneers vs.. Piscataway, Piscata-
way. 8.
$3.50.
Tottenvills vs. Huguenot. Hugue-
not, 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
Father and Son on Team
The Movies Of 1918.

On another page of this paper was
printed recently an alleged newly dis
covered manuscript by Aristotle phil
osophIzing on the movies. Mr.. Walkly
was joking. Of course; but there Is no
Joke about this extract from Swifts
journal to Stella" dated March q,
1T1S: II went afterward to see a IA
nous moving picture. and never saw
anything so pretty. You see a sea
ten miles wide. q town on t'other end
and ships sailing In the sea n dis
charging their cannon" etc.-Boston
Transcript.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
The Alhan Calendar.

In the ancient Alban calendar. In
which a year was represented as con-
sisting of ten months of irregular
length, April stood first with 30 days
to its credit. In the calendar of Rom
illus It had 80 days, while Numa's
twelve-month calendar assigned 1t TO
fourth place, with 20 days; and so It
remained until the reformation of the
calendar by Julius Caesar, when 1t re-
covered Its former 80 days. which 1t
has since retained.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
DUNDEE IN FAST
DRAW WITH JACKSON

Johnny Dundee, the speedy italian
lightweight fought a fast twelve oun
draw with Willie Jackson at Newark
Sportsmen's Club last night before a
record crowd. Both fighters battled
hard throughout the entire fight with
each boxer making several attempts
to score a knockout.
In one OF the scheduled eight round
preliminary contests Eddie Josephs OF
Staten Island was knocked out in
the sixth round by Joe Mctann or
Newark. There were several other
prelim contests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
TO TEST AMbOYS
STRENGTH HERE
Harrison Hudson, Crack Semi
Pro Team, Will Oppose Lo-
Gals on R. c. w. Field.

Just how Joe Mullen's Perth Am
boy baseball team with the
other entries in the fight for tho
semi-pro championship of New Jsr-
sey will be decided when these WI
teams clash In battle IN the Raritan
Copper Works field at $3.50 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. Joe Flynn Is
likely to oppose Harry Applegats In
the pitching box.
The. Harrison Hudsons, without
doubt one of the leaders in the fight
for the semi-pro championship, has
started its season successfully, and
all Indications point to as great q
success as this team enjoyed last sea-
SON. h Harrison manager while
not doubling the strength of Joe
MulIen's Combination. believes that
the Hudsons will hand the Amboyans
q nenter iacing than that handed out
by the Marshall s. Ball combination
last Sunday.
For the sake of comparison the
Harrison Hudson nag has de-
clared that the Paterson Independent
team Is a much lighter outfit than
his combination. 1t will be remem-
bered that the Paterson team came
TO this city early last year to combat
the Raritan Copper Works team and
h Patersonians returned to the silk
manufacturing burg the victors in a
one-sided game. In later games the
ANNOY team showed tne1r
But II the Harrison Hudson team is
much heavier than the Paterson out
tit the home combination will have to
play some e ball to keep in the
running.
Fans who ARE connected with semi
professional circles can easily judge
the strength of the visiting combina-
ton when 1t Is announced that the
three Hymns. Joseph, John and Mar
tin. the first mentioned a pitcherI
Adams, Smith. Hinchcliffe, Reagan,
Hartman, McManus, Ganss, Chad
wick and a collection of other tossers
will make up tho visitors lineup In
tomorrow's game.
Chunk" Apologize and Pony"
500 will be ready for mound duty
against the Harrisons. while Hand
will be stationed behind the bat. The
infleld for this game is expected to
be the same as Was used in previous
games, Burke at first. Egan at sec
ond, Stinson at short n Christoph-
erson at third. In the outield Loeser
Will be found in the left garden,
Romer in the center pasture and
Regain In right field. Romer and
Hand expect to swing wicked blud-
geons in this contest.
pick" Mullen will ump his con-
test. A great many fans will travel
to the Copper Works diamond to see
just how many hemers can be knock
cd ove the right field wall which has
been erected during the week
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
HIs DrawInu Powers.

"Can you draw" al applicant for a
private tutorshlp was asked. Certain
IT," replied the candidate; lat ten
years of age / could draw cider; at
twelve, a picture; at fifteen, a hand
cart loaded with cabbage; at sixteen.
an Inference: at twenty, a bill OF ex-
change. II | were an actor believe
I could draw the largest house; but,
being q teacher. l am content to draw
a small salary"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15

In the leading role of Love without
Question" Is ~Broadway's favorite star
dainty Olive Tell.
Mystery, suspense tense dramatic
situations and highly interesting love
interest are remarkably well combined
in the JAM super-featere Love
Without Question" which comes to
the Ditmas theatre on Monday Tues
day and "Wednesday of next week.
1t is a film adaptation of one of the
most popular novels of this genera
tion The Abandoned Room" by c..
Wadsworth Camp which made a rec
ord as a best seller"
The story of Love without Cues
ton" concerns the unfolding of one
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
AGAIN TAKE FIELD
TODAY; PLAY RosEDALES

The Raritan Copper Works base
hall team will get Int action again
this afternoon against n strong
Rosedale baseball team of Orange.
This outfit Is one of the strongest
semi-pro baseball teams that ever ep-
peared in this city. The game viii
get under way about $3.50, and Pick
Mullen will umpire. Hornsby is likely
to start on the mound for the lngots'
while the battery for the visitors has
not been announced as yet.
The Ambov team VIII be CARRIED In
their new uniforms in this encounter.
These outfits were scheduled to have
arrived in time for the first game,
hut were held up on account OF the
strike.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
CATHOLIC r. C. IN GAME

The Catholic Field Club will travel
to South River tomorrow afternoon
where they will meet the strong PAGER
team of that place. The Amboy team
will present the following lineup:
ErdelS. Sb.; Adamcik 2b.; Grispart,
1b.; Burke, S.; Lenally. IT,: Adams,
cf:; Kausup, rf; Pollaek. G.: and
Broskey, p. The team will meet at
the carbarn at l o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
SALEMS L A DOUBLE

Fans in the northwestern section
of the city will be given a chance to
see their fayorites in action in tho
weekly doubleheader tomorrow af-
%ternoon. The Salems will meet the
Harmony Club in the first game and
the Empires of New Brunswick in
the second contest, Stocked and Wosh
will divide the pitching assignments
in these games. while Wallace and
Martin will divide the backstop work.
The first game will start at 1880, and
the second at $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15

of the most mysterious incidents ever
brought before the public while inter-
woven in the detective story is a most
unusual love tale that has never be-
fore been presented on the screen. Be-
cause of this the ~photodrama abounds
in interest and tells a story that holds
an audience spellbound from the first
reel to the final fade out.
The management of the Ditmas
theatre is especially pleased to
be able to offer Love Without
Question" with Olive Tell to their
patrons. They highly indorse it as
being one of the finest attractions
ever seen in their theatre and urge
that no one miss seeing this partic-
ufarly fine feature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
woodbridge Team Wants Games

The W%oodbrldge Athletic CIuD base-
ball team has opened its baseball sea-
son and would lige to meet and semi
professional baseball team who wish
es to contest with this team. Corre-
spond with b. r.. Whelen. secretary,
Woodbridge Athletic Club Baseball
Team, Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
Playing Safe.

Percy Noodles says that when he
asked the capitalists daughter II she
thought II would kill her TO give him
q word Of encouragement, she said
she didn't, but there was no use taking
a foolish risk.-DniIas News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
LYCEUM FEDS AT N. B.

Tho Lyceum Federal baseball team
Will travel to New Brunswick tomor-
bats with the Hunge rian diamond
team of that place. The local team
has materially strengthened It's line
up with the acquisition of a number
of stars from junior and light senior
teams in this vicinity. The team will
leave the clubrooms of the Lyceum
A. C. IN Elizabeth street around 1890
and 1 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
KEAS3EY FEDS PLAY
NORTH AMBOY NINE
pu SpeciaI Correspondent.

" hNt1f0f ftNpbtacAt
KEASBEY, May 15:-Manager
Grispart's Keasbey Feds will be well
prepared for q hard game whom they
meet the North Amboy A. c. in Perth
Amboy tomorrow afternoon. The
locals will present their strongest
lineup in hopes of checking their
much stronger opponents. The Feds
have won four straight games thus
far this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
MERRlMACS VS.. MONITORS
Bu SpecinI Correapondert.

By SpecicI C0Tre8p0ndent.
KEASBEY, May 15:-Tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock the Merrimacs
and Monitors will clash for the Sec
ond game Of the series of seven for
the championship here. The Merri-
macs have the edge on their oppo-
nents by capturing the first game.
Fullerton and Burke will comprise
the battery for the Merrimacs while
Gloff and Pfeiffer viii be in line for
the Monitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15

South Amboy "Y" Plays Railway.
By Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, May 1.-the Y.
NJ. c. A. baseball team expect to
open their season this afternoon
against the Lone Stars Of Railway.
The team has been placed in first class
condition for this encounter and the
locals expect no difficulty In ~annexing
this first contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
Sncedwoys 10 he "Snonped,

The Speedway basketball team,
junior and light senior champions of
Middlesex county during the past
season. VIII nave their pictures taken
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The
following men are requested to meet
at the corner of Mcclellan and Smith
streets at 9:45: Gloehau, Brownmill-
err, Hibbard. Hughes. Macmillan.
Captain Hanson and Manager Brad
Low
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
National, Jrs. to Meet Madisons

The National Juniors VIII play The
Madison A. G. tomorrow afternoon at
2 O'Clock on the Raritan Copper
Works field. The Nationals Will line
up as follows: Lebeda, IF; CoddinG-
ton, lib; Beatty. CT; Halligan, 2b;
Palmblad, CT: Frank, IS; Jensen, If, c;
Ritter, 3b; Hanson, D.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15

dsaEtaes Today
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15

Games Today
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Cincinnati, A: Philadelphia, 8.
Chicago, Z; Boston. 4.
Brooklyn, 5; st. Louis, 1 GA in
nings).
New York-Pittsburgh (cold).
Standing of fbp GzhS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
Hclmetta Team Loses.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
HELMETTA, May 15-Low scores
featured the rolling of the locals in
their match with the New Brunswick
Y. NJ. G. A. five at the county sea-
alleys Thursday night. Lineup and
scores follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
Freedman Nine yictors

The Freshman nine OF the Perth
Amboy high school defeated Boy
Scout Troop. 2 baseball team in q
game played on the, Raritan Copper
Works field Thursday afternoon by
q score of 1872.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-15
Standings In Major
Baseball League
AMERICAN LEAGUE

1Gotttu8f > INc~tuts
Washington, 2; Detroit, s.
Chicago-New York (rain).
Cleveland-Eoston (rain).
st. Notwithstanding (rain).
SfnnHtnu 90 a., Ea.I
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-23

The Negroes Of several states haze
placed independent Republican tickets
In the field for the purpose Of proving
to the national organization their
claim that the Negro holds the balan-e
OF power or casts majority of the
.otes for Republican candidates VI
scme states. We believe the results
win be worth while especially IN Mari
land where W. Ashbey Hawkins Il run
ming for United States senator.
There is a job for someone In Iowa
10 show Charles Rawsonr the state
chairman, that the Negro vote is wor.h
going after. There is not single Ne
fro on the Republican SPEAKERS bur'sau
Il Iowa. There ere men IN the s1ate who
would have been employed had Mr..
Kawson recommended them
Common sense should teach him thu.
Senator Cummnis needs every vote that
can be mustered up, consequently 1t he
neeleets any element; something =
wrong and eventually new man VIII
replace him. The Republican party
headed by Harding and Coolidge stards
FOR equal opportunity of all, and If M
Rawson is not in sympathy with his
chiefs then he should consider himself
Ter soma non grata-
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-23
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