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The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Events Of the ordinary var
l,y had cloyed the public taste
(nd about a year ago the Mon
Vista Commercial Club con-
.iyed the idea Of = little Of the
Ia wild west stuff that Is so
EAR to the public heart, fast
finishing memories of the days
old. A wealth Of material
Tas here. The worst out law
orse material extant. Horses
tesh from the mountain rang
TO whom q saddle and . pair
chaps are things Of horror.
ong horn steers Of vicious ten
encies. Genuine busters who
elcome the Dustin and the
bpin' as matters Of joyful play.
stampede ground In natures
nest setting ut an elevation Of
800 feet and In the near dis
Ince the mountain ranges
Lpped with the everlasting
lows. And a sun, the most
|orious and free and clear
lat ever shone in the high
eavens, a sky Of the bluest
|ue, red blooded men of the
|est to put any scheme into
feet and everything-the cost
burned. So they proceeded
line up their show and
bmbed the west for special
fractions in addition to what
icy had and staged their first
ampede in 1919. Its sue
IS was electric. The people
lme and saw and became our
lends. They began to write
bout us and our fame spread.
another year they pulled a
(peater and they figured that
1920 they would have to
fovide greater accom0da-
pms and they did. They en-
rged the grand stands and
ley built bleachers and again
e people came and they ov-
run the grand stands and
e bleachers and the grounds
htil it looked like the world
Is eongregated at our doors.
q Wednesday the stampede
'closure confined the popula-
pn of small city but on
thursday and Friday the pop
alton of a real live western
ty of parts.
And in 1921 it seems that
|ey will have to build grand
ands that will encircle the
sck: The beautiful part OF
Is that the Monte Vistans &C.
pt it as an ordinary circum.
ance and if it is necessary il
lil be done. The will is here
skill is here and the money
always ready. This not onl,
GUIDES the merchants ant
ness men but the boostines
mers in the world are a par
q parcel of this stamped
u get the money" mus
I'VE been part of their relig
II. Tor they sure have it.
MISS Wyoming and Scou
.ish came over to see us an,
J httle miss was as charm
sy gracious as she mus
m been to captivate tn
alzens of the East.
soys of National reputatio,
s%'onstrated the arts of trio
Ing, roping, bull doggin
= a al the fancy stunts carry
the thrills.
stables of blooded horse
apeted in the track event'
and the buckinl There wa
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Mr and Mrs. Alfred Harding ara
returning Sunday to Pueblo after
Visiting . few weeks here. They
were former Monte Vista residents
having at one time . Handy Kitchen
In this city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07
Pack Race. Y Mile
First: Roy Hooker.


First: Roy Hooker.
Second: Shirley Wills.
Third: Doc Thornc.
Cowgirl Race. Free for all. Ia Mile
Time ?6 ia SEC.
First: Miss Fred on Mocking Bird
Second: Miss McClain on sugar.
Third; Miss Wyoming on SIX.
Wild Mule Race. Y Mile
First: Tin Horn Hank.
Second: Doc Thorne.
Third: Babe Couvoi.er.
Consolation Race. v Mile.
Time s:h sec.
First: Wellington ON Lady l..
Second: Means on Jesse Wood.
Third: Cassidy on Radium.
Relay Race. M Miies
First: Puett.
Second: 8cobey.
Third: Campbell.
Wild Horse Race. Y Mile
First: Doc ThOrne.
Second: Homer Roark.
Third: J. Smith.
tExtra) Novelty Race
First: Clark Mosier.
Second: Miller.
Third: Roy Hooker.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07
SECOND DAY

Maiden Race. Time 25 sec.
First: Cassidy on Roxy d.
Second: Wellington on Mag.
Third: Means on Bonanza.
SIS Mile. free for all. Time 1904
First: Cassidy on Delana.
Second: Feeney on Outfeider.
Third: wellington on Lady l..
Cowhorxe Race. Ia Mile. Time
30 sec.
First: Puett on Pebbles.
Second. Scobey on Snip.
Third: Acker on Tad.
IA Mile Dash. Free for All. Time
20 sec
First: Cassidy on Gimme.
Second:
Third: Dalton on MOcking Bird.
Cowgirl Race. IA MI. Time 26 sec
First: Mable Bruins on Button.
Second: Miss Wyoming on Mock
ing Bird.
Third: Miss O'Lear on Smoky.
l-2 Mile. free for all. time 81 sec
First: Feeney on Friar NauEht.
Second: Cassidy on Velvet.
Third: Dalton on Billy Livingston
Mule Race
First: Headiee.
Second: Messenger
Third: Couvoisier.
Relay Race. Time $40
First: Puett on Compton. Crex and
Button.
Second: ]. l.. Scobey on Snip. Mel
lie and Bonanza.
Third: O. l.. Scobey on Tad. From
tier and Sorrell
Wild Horse Race
First: Dappen.
Second: Herman ROark.
Third: Doc Thorne.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

uoat Nopinw
First: nm Baker. time 81 sec.
Second; nm Hradl-c. tim" IS see,
Cowgiris Race. l.: mile.
First: Mab,c Bruns on Travelling
Kid.
second; Katherine McCiain on
Tad.
Third: Mrs. Arlington on Radium
Time: Sc sec.
Wild Mule Race.
First: Bin Hcadicc.
Second: Jack t.inscott.
Third: Bill Rymoi.
l.: Mile. Free for aii.
First: reency on Outhcldcr.
Second: Cassidy on Sad Sam
Third: Wellington on Lady l..
These results not oisicially taken
Race not run at starters word. A.
bovc result IL from second running
of this race.
Cowboy Relay Race. free for all.
First: Tom May.
Second: q IL. Scobey.
Third: J. L. Scobey.
Wild Horse Race.
First: Bill Baker.
Second: Herman Rosrk.
Third: Doc Thorne.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07
JAIL DELIVERY

Al Ingram and Martin In
mel. arrested Monday for
bootlcgging. dug their way out
Of the city jail Friday night
and escaped. Some friend
passed y crow bar into the jail
and with this the two men
punched " hole In the wall Of
the building next to the alley
and crawled out.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

r. H. Higgins. Democratic Caadi-
date for Governor. aad Z. L. Nssley.
candidate for treasurer. spent . few
days In our city this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Harry Rogers leaves Sunday for
Durango to be gone several weeks
on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Miss Myrtle Jones OF PaSosa
Springs arrived In Monte Vista hat
urday to spend two weeks with Aiss
Berniee Furrow.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Mr.. and MrsL J. 3. Alexander OF
Saguache were gussts Of the w. C.
Sanford home Friday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Monday w. Z. white was opsrat-
ed upon At the Del Norts hospital
for appendicitis. and d doing nicely
At the present time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

RRONCHO BUSTING
Bill Baker OF Rattlesnake Buttes,
Colo, won nrst In the finals In the
broncho busting contest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Ralph Patterson left Saturday
night for Boulder to visit two weeks
with his parents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Mr. and Mn. Ray Smith OF Pa.
Gosa Springs were In Monte Vista
this week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Erl Bigelow last week bought the
Eagle property In which A. D. Ora
ham II now living.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Brunk's Comedians have been
playing to large crowds every night
during the week. This troupe car
rtes their own theatre tent and
splendid hand and orchestra. Tho
shows arc all very good ana the
people who attended were we'll
lasassd.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Gentry Brothers circus gave two
excellent performances and their
street parade In Monte Vista Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

At Monte Vista, Aug. s.
n HE
Antonito ll1OO1 0--4 o Z
Monte Vista Z 2O2 2O0x-ll ss
Batteries-C. Fettis and J. Fettis:
Macarthur and Baird.
Macarthur pitched hrst no hit
game seen In Valley
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

r H r
La lara 10000 10000
Monte rs 3 0 0 0 0 O-lO II
Batteries--Hosteter and p. Mort
ensen: Shakespeare and Baird.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07
BA6EBALL

Al La lara Sunday. Aug Ist.
r H +
Monte zoos l03 Q lie ~ s
ia lara 900 2OO 0 o. ; : s
Batteries--Davis and 0rifen:
Sandusky and p Mortensen.
men were out in the 9Th before
La Jara GOT End hit. Davis struck
out l9 men,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Al Monte Vista Aug. 8.
R
Alamosa O o 2 Of
Monte Vista 8 80 o IA
Davis and 0riffen; Lowskey and
Howell.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Al Monte Vista Aug. 8.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07

Al La lara Sunday. Aug ist
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
A. H 6. MAKES
FINE SHOWING
in Thirteen Out of Fourteen
| Games Played on Diamond
This Season.

| The Associated Press.
SOUTH AMBOY, June S0:-The
nth Amboy high school baseball
N has completed the most sue
tsfui schedule in the history of
school. Thirteen games were
yed, resulting in twelve victories
one defeat. Another game was
en- by forfeit, making thirteen
tories and one defeat. Two
hools were shut out and South
mboy was also shut out in one
kme. Perhaps the most notable
hievement vas the victory over
Union county champions, Rah-
" high school.
5'Chick" Gominger was the most
(n~sistent slab artist, although Bart
MAX was a reliable assistant. In
rteen games Gominger averaged
oven strikeouts per game, against
|ch teams al Railway, st. Peters
ID Leonardo. Opposing teams
)uld not obtain much off his de-
Tery, opponents getting only an
|erage of six hits. while his team
htes reached the opposing delivery
II ten. Mccarthy, the regular
lckstop and captain, a the lead
q hitter. his average of AL top
as a whole, their average of
seldom being equaled in junior
rles. In two seasons this outfit
made q record Of twenty wins
d two losses. Also, for the Sec
ID consecutive time. South Amboy
Is annexed the county high school
|ampionship honors.
The teams played this season are
follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB
HAS TWO BIG GAMES
b spsslal corrsponasat.

BY Special correspondent.
KEASBEY. June s0:-Manager
Schuster has arranged two games
for his Keasbeyites over Sunday and
Monday.
On Sunday the locals will travel
to Keyport where they will meet
Conway's strong nine. Keyport has
won the majority Of their games
this season and are considered one
Of the strong contenders for the
county honors.
On tho other hand the Keasbey-
ties have lost but one game this
season to the strong Perth Amboy
club two weeks ago. Jeroff is ex-
pected to occupy the mound for
Keasbey on Sunday and Larsen will
receive him. Jeroff has only allow
ed eight hits in the past two games.
The rest Of the lineup will be com
posed of Maloney, j. Fullerton, G..
Fullerton, Glof. Pfeiffer. Rodda and
Mandel.
On Monday the Keasbeyites will
e the Polish Giants at South
River. Little has been heard of the
South River team but they expec.
TO give the Keasbey team strong op-
position. G. Fullerton will do the
twirling in this game.
The game with the DUPONT team
scheduled for Saturday has been
cancelled by the powder workers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
IEYpORT Nine TO PLAY
Two GAMES OVER WEEKEND

= 49,
Manager Conway Of the Keyport
Rseball Club has arranged two big
lines for next Sunday and Monday
lternoons on the Keyport grounds.
b Sunday afternoon the Keasbey
cid Club will furnish the opposi-
IN, while on Monday afternoon, a
fong Newark team known as the
wark B. B. c. will cross bats with
Keynort boys.
booking the Keasbey outfit, the
fport fans r of the belief that
home boys have a big task ahead
them, but Manager Conway figures
I his showing against the Keas-
rites will have a great deal to do
h the chances Of booking q game
a series with the Perth Amboy
kb. Morley will probably oppose
off in the pitching box in this
ne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
W HOWARD AND JEFF SMITH MEET in 12ROUND BOUT AT AUDITORIUM SPORT CLUB JULY Il
WHAT THEY SAY
SAM JONES

Sam Jones, Boston Red Sox pitch
er, might be a preacher at that. Sar
"If the Cleveland Indians have
another pitcher they r a cinch
for the American League PEN
nant. Right now they have only
three first slab men who can be
depended upon - Coveleskie,
Bagby and Caldwell. The Clcve-
land players r following a
great leader. II was Iris Speak
er's headwork that took both
those extra inning games away
from N In the series at Clcve-
land. He thought out every
play in advance and the Indians
backed him up by showing every
ounce OF fight they had. A club
might win a pennant with three
pitchers, but 1t is doubtful and 1t
would be unusual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
kiCHELINS FAIL TO
SHOW UP FOR GAME
BY Special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, June 30.-Man-
ager Kvist of the Morgan A. c. of
this city, was disappointed Sunday
when the Michelins failed to put in
an appearance. Nearly one thous-
and people had gathered to see the
game
Next Sunday the Morgans will
travel to Perth Amboy and meet
Joe Mullen's pets while on Monday
they will meet the Bridgeport A. A.
of New York. This team will be n
of the strongest aggregation to ap-
pear In this city during the entire
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
ATHLETICS LOSE, 81

The Athletics, of this city, lost a
hard fought game Sunday afternoon
to the PAGERS, of South River by a
o of FL. Both teams scored
n run in the fourth inning and in
the sixth Meyers, n of the PAGER
players scored on a double by Ha-
herman. The Athletics were unable
to even up matters during their
four remaining innings. Nisonoff,
pitching for the PAGERS. struck out
thirteen men and allowed four hits.
Brazel, the Athletic twirler. famed
eleven men and was found for six
safeties.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
WEAKFISH BITING
AT LONG BRANCH PIER

The following catches have been
reported as being made by Perth
Amboy anglers at the Long Branch
pier recently: Alfred Larsen. of 217
Paterson street, twenty-seven f7uke.
four blackfsh; John johnson. 100
Madison avenue. forty-one fiuke.
two blackfsh. James Hickey. of /
Pearl street, Elizabeth. caught the
first weakish of the season from
the pier. After his catch several
more weaks were hauled in.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
WILL RESUME
FIGHTS JULY IS
Auditorium Sport Club Win
Hold First Show on That
Date Howard VS.. Smith.

Charley Doessereck, the promoter Sc
cured by the Auditorium Sport Stub
to conduct fights in the Auditorium
announced yesterday afternoon that
he had decided to run his first big
show in this city on July Is. The
participants in the main event, a
twelve round setto. the promoter
stated, will be JEFF Smith, the Euro
peon m~iddleweight champion and
Johnny Howard, the Bayonne cop.
In arranging this bout, the new
promoter states that 1t incidentally
will be Smiths first fight since q
successful tour through France and
England. Howard, as is well known,
Is a suitable opponent for Smith, due
mainly, to his defeat of Jackie Clark
in Jersey City a short time ago.
Clark has long been rated as one of
two men worthy of consideration for
the middleweight title.
The promoter expects to make
other announcements regarding the
card very shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
MIKE MENosKY.

The Boston fans have not forgot,
ten Babe Ruth, according to Mix
Menosky, the smuggling outAelder Of
the Red Sox. Menosky says:
when we were hitting hard
and winning the Boston fans
went wild over us. They didn't
mind That Babe Ruth was in a
New York uniform But when
we began to lose and they read
in the papers where Ruth had
broken up another ball game
with his home run bat why they
hollered because he was sold
away from thesn.v
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
AMbOYS PLAY
DOUBLE HEADER
a on Copper Works
Diamond Sunday Afternoon
Excursion to Rye Beach

The Perth Amboy Baseball Club
VIII play a double-header on the
Rariton Copper Works field Sunday
afternoon, and the opposition in the
two games will be furnished by
teams hat might have a chance for
county championship honors. In
the first game the Lyceums of North
Amboy will oppose the Amboy nine,
while the Morgan A. c. will be the
opponents In the second game.
Neither Of these two teams COM
pares in all around strength with
the representative Perth Amboy
Club. as can be seer by taking into
consideration the fact that Amboy
defeated Keasbey, one of the trong-
est teams in this vicinity, by a score
of SO, with the Keasbey combina-
ton holding a victory over the Nor
gan outfit The Morgan team also
holds a victory over the Lyceum
outfit by a 81 cor
The Lyceums have won and lost
a game played with the Woodbridge
Athletic Club, lost to the Keyport
representative team, defeated Tot
tenville, lost to Roosevelt, Landings
of New Brunswick, Railway A. A,
Knights of Columbus of ~Sayreville,
defeated Matawan, and the PAGERS
of South River. Seplacky or Zalari
will do the hurting in this game.
while 500 Is expected to pitch for
Amboy.
The Morgan outfit have been
more successful in their games
played so far this year than the Ly-
ceums.
On Monday afternoon the Perth
Amboy Baseball Club will hold an
excursion to Mamaroneck, N. Y,
and Rye Beach, known to be the
home and beach Of the millionaires.
The Amboy team will cross bats
with the All Star team of that place.
The trip will be made on the steam
er Pontanic. leaving the city dock
at 9 in the morning. Tickets for
the excursion can be secured at va
rious places throughout the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
KEASBEY FEDS PLAY
THE SACRED HEARTS


By Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY. June so:-Manager
Grispart's Feds will go to South
Amboy, Sunday afternoon. where
they will meet the Sacred Hearts.
The Feds lineup has been consid-
erably strengthened by the addition
of J.. Grispart and SmalleY. The
Feds lost one game thus far this
season. Blanchard and logan will
be the battery for Keasbey.
The Feds are without a game for
July s and want to meet some fast
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
MATAWAN WINS GAME

special Correspondent.
POTSWOOD, June S0:-Spots-
ID lost an exciting game with
on Sunday by a score of
Up to the seventh inning Mat
b could do nothing with the de-
~ Of Stratton but when they got
|ugh they had scored enough to
The score was 60 up to the
nth inning in favor Of Spots
a One run in the seventh, three
pc eighth and four in the ninth
Matawan the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
Sacred Heart juniors Form

SOUTH AMBOY, June 30:-En-
couraged by the success of their
senior team on the diamond the
Sacred Heart Club, an active organ
ization of the young men of Sacred
Heart Polish church, will put in the
field a junior team which is now
open to receive challenges. Com
munications should be addressed to
Manager Bernard Kubisiak, 421
Louisa street, city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

h Employed Boys Brotherhood
pail team travelled to Camp
saturday afternoon and de-
4 q strong team representing
place by q score of 17-9.
p Brotherhood team lined up as
rs: Ratajack, CT; Beatty. 3b;
pr q; Coddington. .1b: Ander-
n; OsBrien. IS; Ritter, p: Hal
%; Peterson. RI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

i "A n. 8. ...... II .gZb
As a result of this successful sea-
ION ter players r permitted to
wear the coveted. IS. Az They are:
Capt. Mccarthy, Gominger, King,
Bennett, WILDER, Perkins, Kurtz,
James. Green and Man
kger Dowdell. The team has had
the earnest support and good will
the faculty and student body of
south Amboy high school, and they
kre very proud of the record their
EeAm has made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

4ktU Wdnt G6lne.
} North Amboy Sporting Club
all team is without a game for
hnday. and Manager Karl Kauf-
Is DESTROYS of arranging a game
fast light senior team in
|icintty- Address all communi-
IS to the North Amboy Sport
|ub. Chauncey street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
FULTON IS NOW
TRAINING HARD
Coliseum Bouts, in Which
Roberts Was to Appel
Postponed Last Night; Raj

Fred Fulton. the lanky heavy
weight who viii fight Harry Wi1I5
in New York on July Is, started
real training here yesterday. In the
morning together with Kid Potty.
a local featherweighf. Fulton had
his first real road training since
being signed for this bout. which
is the first big event in that city
since the signing OF the bill.
Yesterday afternoon before q good
sized gathering, Fulton did some
shadow boxing and then Wnu1
through a three round bout VIM ~
Wabo, a Staten Island heavy eight
who fought Al Roberts in th}p cry
some time ago. The frainin& w.
under the guidance of F~un<pu,o
manager, Tom O'Rourke-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Go~oa Tndav

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today
New York at Philadelphia (two).
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Yesterdays Results
New York. 6; Boston, 5.
Chicago, 8; Detroit, 4.
Cleveland, 9; st. Louis, 6 (lstl.
Cleveland. 5; st. Louis. 4 (2d).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
Thorpe Speeds

AKRON-Jim Thorpe. famous
Indian athlete and now right field
err of the Buckeyes, is as fast as
ever. He stole home in a recent
game. They have to watch him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
Standings In Major
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
Brooklyn at New York ttwo).
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Other teams not scheduled.
Yesterdays Results
New York, q; Philadelphia, 1.
Boston, 8; Brooklyn, 1.
Pittsburgh, 4: Chicago. 8 I'll IN,
1st).
Chicago, IA: Pittsburgh, 3 t1A).
Cincinnati. s; st. Louis, /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

PHILADELPHIA-"We live but
once" says Lew Tender, southpaw
lightweight. He has bought a three
story palatial home here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
Best Horse Yet

ALBANY-Trainers say Man
OWar is the greatest horse, the
most beautiful and the most thor
oughbreddy" of turf history.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

A wrestling bout between two fast
mat artists of Brooklyn, together
with a number of classy vaudeville.
acts. will complete the program for
tomorrow nights smoker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

New Fling Bible
NEW YORK-The text Of the
International Sporting Club code is
being accepted as the new ring
bible in New York state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
WILBERT ROBINSON.

When anything goes wrong will
a ball club there is always help
full" hints offered by some of tn,
fans. Wilbert Robinson of tn,
Superbas says:
"When a team Is I'm a slump,
as the Dodgers are now, the
manager Is usually numerically
PANIED. Through long expert
ence we have learned to expect
this and take It good naturally.
But 1 have to hand 1t to the
Brooklyn fan who wrote me a
letter. He told me to play Mitch
ell, Myers and Johnston in the
outfie5d, put McCabe on first,
Ward on second, Kilduff at short
and Honey on third. He says
we would walk Off with the PEN
nant with that combination of
players. 1t has caused a good
many laughs around the club"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30
GardcIIa Managing Femne.

Silvy Gardella. manager Of Al
Roberts, the Staten Island heavy~
weight. has taken Frankie F1em~
ing, a welterweight of that plAco
under his wing. Fleming recently
fought Johnny Howard at the Bay~
onne A. A., and it is likely that III
new manager will endeavor 70
match him with Willie Ryan, e
New Brunswick, at one OF Charley
Doessereck's clubs. either in Bays
onne or this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

That Walker johnson will com,
along with his same old brand o
speed when the weather warns up
is the opinion of Bob Shawkey o
the Yankees. He says:
"Has Walter johnson lost his
speed? Not SO you can notice
1t. He more curve balls
than he once did, but, when he
cuts loose that fast one it seems
to travel rs fast as w 1t may
be he hasn't quite the old hop
left, but he has enough to grab
on many a ball game when the
warm weather comes and he can
keep In condition. A raw wet
spring such as we hare had is
no fest for a pitcher who has
boeIf in the big league since
1908. Don't forget that johnson
was q great pitcher when Matty
and Wagner were in their prime,
long before Alexander was ever
heard Of"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

The last inside information on tn
HACKS comes from the secretary o
he club, Won Oil. He says:
"Some days we get good pitch
ing, but the fielding is bad and
the batters don't hit. Other days
the boys make q lot of hits and
the pitching is bad. Doesn't
seem as II we "a get everything
right at the same time"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-30

Ed Mooney Poulsen, who =
charge Of the boxing portion OF IL
program to be run in counectf0l
with the Raritan Copper Work.
Athletic Association smoker to ~
given on the Raritan Copper WORKS
field tomorrow night. announces
that there will be two six round
mer star local bantamweight, nou
of Poughkeepsie, viii clash with
Nick Randa, a Newark speed boy, II
the main event., while Joe Colettt.
the Poughkeepsie fyweight cham-
pion, will swap punches with Bat
Ting Red. of Newark. in the other
six round event.