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New-York tribune., 1920-09-08
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
ANGELO WANTS U
IL Bantam Who Outfoupht
belmont Wants to Show Hero

Lew (Youns) Angelo, the crack
CONFERENCE.-The of Trenton who easily
~outpointed Mickey belmont in Tren-
ton on Monday night, was in town
yesterday and stated that he Womb
be glad to meet the best battlers in
his class before the 1istlo fans of this
section.
Angeles victory over the Newark
battler on Monday night advances
him into the first ranks Of the ban
tam class. belmont defeated John
ME Buff, the crack Jersey City ban
tam, a short time ago. Angelo would
certainly be welcomed in this CITY.
which is weakly represented by ban
tam c~ontenders since the departure
of Kid Toney and Young Leo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
AUDITOR|UMS
PLAY TOMORROW
Expect Stiff Opposition From
MOniStOWn Y. M. C. A, Five

The crack Morristown Y. NJ. G. A.
basketball team vii. be the
OF h Auditorium five basketball team
OF this city on the Auditorium court
tomorrow night. The association team
Whlch carried Off the state association
championship for several years Is
leadlns the X" teams again this year
ana IN their contests against other
crack teams In the state. their defeat
nave been very few and far between.
Ihelr double defeat OF the PAGER Big
ability.
Assistant Physical Director Robert
Coutts, a local boy will bring his
strongest outfit to this city. in the
hope that he may down the colors of
me local chapton combination, The
MorlStoWn quintet will be chosen from
Bochoven. Michelfelder, Davis. New
ers, Buthera, Mcintyre and Mitchell.
This combination is a hard working.
team both on the offensive and defen-
siVe, and should force the locals to
the limit.
Manager "Pox' Booz Of the local
organization will endeaYor to return
10 the winning column after their de-
leat at the hands of the Riversides on
MONDAY night. The same lineup that
was used In the Monday night tussle
WIZ De used IN tomorrow nights game.
itegan II Evans will be found n,
the advanced positions. Thomas will
Jump center. Nichols and Hanson will
do the guarding of the Auditorium
team. Mcintyre and McCreerv will
also be on hand and may start the
game. Van Mulchahey will handle
the whistle in this contest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
PARK VS.
R|v|ES TONIGHT
American Legion Team Here for
Opening Of Series

VIII the Riversides be able to get
the jump on the crack American
Legion team of Asbury Park in a
home n home series which opens
on the local court tonight?
h Is the question that Is flying
among basketball fans In this sec
ton. particularly due to the fact that
the seashore combination boasts of
ten straight victories scored at the
expense of some of the best teams III
the state.
The Riversides who have defeated
he Auditorium in two out of three
games In the series which Is being
carried on at present, Will use the
same lineup as that in the Audo series.
"Gi" Schwab, captain of the National
Turner's, will team up with "Jimmer"
Canton In the advanced POSITIONS:
Charley Powers, the crack Eastern
Lacquer. viii be found In the pivot
position: while the defensive RIVE
work will be handled by Allen, the
"rough-house' school teacher, and
court man. With this outfit of bas-
keteers Hoffman plans to urn the
tried tonight. 1t remains to be seen
whether he will be successful in his
plans.
The seaShore outfit will come to
this city with their strongest lineup
in the hope of continuing their win
ming streak and also coping the first
game OF this all-important series,
Knierlm, Bernecco, Hope, AppIeby and
Brace will make up the Asbury Park
team. Each of these players is we'll
known to the followers Of the court
game, Van Mulchahcy will be the
eleventh man on the floor in this
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
BEECHER OUIFGHTS NATTY HERBERT;
MURPHY SHADES POTTY; SULLIVAN WINS

fight of the evening. Although Sui
Ivan gained the advantage In four of
the five rounds, m being even,
Lynch put UP a credible showing.
In the fifth round Lynch o a
terrific drubbing, then attempted a
comeback, and gave Sullivan quite a
betting, but he vas forced to quit
before the end of the round. Both
boys were fast and very clever.
Darsey Beats Fitzgerald
The six-round event, the first bout
Of the evening, ended abruptly In the
initial session when Johnny Darsey,
Of the U. S. Navy, knocked out John
Fitzgerald, of Brooklyn, substituting
for Johnny Carroll of Chrome. Car
roll could not get AVA from his
work and Fitzgerald was substituted.
The sailor boy showed plenty of stun
In the short duration of the bout and
will be rebooked for other bouts.
The ~four-round event which was
put on after the six-round event re-
suited In Young Balint, of this city,
forcing Young Taylor, of Chrome, to
quit in the third round. Both boxers
mixed well while the fight lasted. but
TAYLOR tired early and had to quit.
Hymie Kugel of Newark referred
the bouts in a satisfactory
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

Although three of the FIVE bouts on
the card Of the Amboy Sport club
failed to go the limit, the exhibitions
given were the best seen at the local
club in some time. Charley Beecher
outpointed Matty Herbert in the main
event. Willie Murphy won from Kid
Potty in a slow eight round bout
Frankie Sullivan forced Danny Lynch
70 quit in the fifth round, Johnny
Darsey knocked out Jack Fitzgerald
in the first round of q scheduled six
round go. and Young Balint forced
Young Taylor to quit in the third
round of their scheduled four round
bout.
Beecher All the Way
In the main eight round event,
Peeeher, the crack Jersey CITY
featherweight easily ~outpointed Matty
Herbert of this city in q fast bout.
Beecher gained five of the rounds,
two were even and Herbert had the
Adya ntage in the other session.
Beecher appeared-to be we'll trained
for the bout, his speed and all around
boxing ability seeming to dazzle the
local speed boy. Beecher Jabbed
often, and now and then would shake
the local feather with hard punches
10 the. face and body. Toward the
end of the bout Herbert began to
pit his opponent, having the better
of him in the seventh session, but the
Jersey City boy came back in the hnal
round.
Potty-Murphy Draw
The semi-fnal eight round event
which was expected to furnish the
most fighting OF any Of the bouts on
the card, turned out to be the slowest
event on the program. Neither Kid
Potty. the local feather, nor Willie
Murphy, the Staten Island champion.
mixed in their sua fashion. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
AQUEHONCAS
START TOURNEY
Six Five-M Man Teams Entered in
Event Of TOttenViIIe Club

A fifteen match (forty-fve game)
bowling tourney is being started to-
night among members of the Aque-
honga Bowling Club Of T~ottenville.
there being six ive-men teams enter
ed in the loop. The schedule calls
for the tourney ending on March rs.
Each team will play every other team
one match of three games. making a
total of fifteen games each team win
be expected to play during the course
Of the tourney.
The teams are as follows Team No.
/, r. Lewis, T. Hallowell, z. Laing.
Neuderhauser, Larsen; Team No. Q.
B. Christensen. M%artinsen, Chi1wall.
A. Matheson. c. Shay; Team No. 3, 7.
Woglom, r. Carfoot. G. Volmer, r.
Corson. U. Gray; Team No. A, J.
Morrell, R. Crooks. ]. Covel. Schues-
ter, A~ndrovette; Team No. s, M. Ma
theson. E. Corson. c. Armesen, j.
Hart, c. Sher; Team No. 6, j. Nc
Donald, G. Burgess, L. Olesen. r.
Lehman. j. Hannah.
The schedule for the tourney fol-
lows: Team No. l VS.. Team No. 2,
ENob IA. TNaam No 2 yq Team No.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
fight was Murphy's by a slight ad

fight was Murphy's by a slight ad-
vantage.
During the initial session both box
ers Swallowed around for more than
a minute waiting for the other to
lea Murphy finally assumed the
offensive, but could not get past the
local boys defense. Murphy's often
sive work in this session gained him
the round. The second round found
both boxers assuming the same stand
as at the start of the initial round.
finished strong in this session and
landed often on his Staten Island OPP
ponent. Potty's strong finish evened
matters. the local lad coping this
round, making n stanza each.
The third and fourth rounds were
even. Both boxers did considerable
mixing in these rounds, neither being
able to gain any decided advantage.
Potty showed real form In the fifth
round, his jabbing bothered Murphy,
who dropped his guard n allowed
the local boxer to get In a number
Of real punches. The fifth round was
Potty's second and last in the fight.
The sixth and seventh rounds were
Murphy's. The sixth stanza displayed
enth session Murphy again strength
ed his lead over the local battler.
In the final session both boxers
mixed quite evenly for the first min
ute of the round and then Murphy
started an offensive which resulted
in his gaining the round. Murphy
landed often on Potty during the lat
ter part of the final round.
Lynch Quits in Fifth
In the first e~ight-round event
Frankie Sullivan, the crack Brooklyn
mdddleweight, forced Danny Lynch
of Bavonne to quit in the fifth ses-
sion. These boxers exhibited the best
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

CHAMPAIGN. Ill.,-Grover Cleve-
land Alexander has Joined the faculty
Of the University of Illinois Alex
the Great isn't teaching Greek. He's
teaching baseball to the students Of
pitching. He has q sizeable class.
George Huff. athletic head, and Potsy
Clark, baseball coach, are perfectly
satisfied to let Alex &C it for Alex was
the most effective pitcher in the Ma
tional League last year and previous
ly, season after season. he ranked as
one of the best pitchers who ever toed
the slab. He knows it and he can
tell it.. That's why he Is here.
One of the reasons Grover is here
is to help an Die teammate-Potsy
Clark. Potsy and Grover played to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
GAME CANCELLED
PAGER Big Five Still Hopes For Game
With Long Branch.

The manager Of the PAGER Big five
basketball team received a letter from
the manager of the lakewood basket
ball team of Long Branch late yes
terday afternoon ~cancelling then
game for last night. This is the sec,
ond cancellation by the Long Branch
team. but the local manager hopes K
make arrangements for a game be-
fore long. .-.....
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames of Fire

cases of Eczema and other skiR
eruptions. This wonderful remedy
!. one of the oldest and most re-
liable medicines on the market. Is
has been sold by druggists for fifty
years. Get a bottle today and be-
gin treatment that will get results-
You are invited to write to-day
for complete and full advice as to
the treatment of your own case.
Address, Chief Medical Advises
Swift Specific Co.. DeRs, &. A.
laata, Ga
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
BLUE RIBBONS To PLAY
THE HOBOKEk BIG FIVE
New Team Here VIII Open Season at
Palace Hall Wednesday Night Against
HObokeD Cracks

Tho opening attraction to be staged
at Palace Hall next Wednesday night
by the Blue Ribbons Of this city, will
be With the Hoboken Big Five who
have defeated the Auditorium Five,
the Riversides and the Knights of st.
Peters. Tho Hoboken five have yet
to be defeated by q local aggregation.
Manager Bill Manning. of the Hobo
ken Ave, promises to bring his strong
est lineup In an endeavor to obtain
a victory owe the Blue Ribbons. The
lineup will be composed of the fol-
lowing stars: Barry, Harrigan, Ew-
ing. McWalters, Reilly Norman and
Seaman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
ElkS BOwlinQ
League Data

The leading IrOnCIads boosted Their
standing In. the Elks Bowling League
considerably last night. when they
won three straight games from the
Sterlings, who r in seventh place.
Trygar, of tho winning combination,
took the honors for the night, his 204
score being high, as was also his av-
erage Of 1877. Darling, lead-off man
for the ~Sterlings, was average man
for his team with 1853. As a result of
these ganles the Star Fish are now
three games behind the leading IRON
clads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
00THE0 90
INIlSS 5 iIIEI ]
@0sAYs@0

Anboy High Schools showing
against the crack Asbury Park team
ON Wednesday, makes II appear IL
positive fact that they will defeat the
seashOre team on the local court when
they appear here.
The purchase of Davenport the crack
southpaw of the st. Louis Browns,
by the Washington Americans should
Johnson should have plenty of help
this season, as Davenport is known
as an iron man.
The Rectors bowling team In
the Elk bowling league may start
a drive to raise themselves out OF
the cellar position. They have
been holding or to eighth place
since early in the schedule.
South Amboy will come out strong
tonight again, to see their favoPites,
Harold Hofman's Riversidcs in ac
ton in their first game of n home and
home series with the American Legion
of Asbury Park.
The Chicago Cubs Offering, Martin
and Carter. pitchers. and O'Farrel, q
catcher, may be the successful bidders
for Epp a Rixey, the lanky southpaw
OF the Philadelphia Nationals.
HOMER BAKER WE'LL KNOWN
TO SPORT FANS OF THIS CITY Is
STILL A STRONG CONTENDER IN
THE RACING GAME. HOMER
CAME IN SECOND IN A THREE
MILE RUN IN THE MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN ON TUESDAY
NIGHT.
The Morristown Y. NJ. C. A. team
should make the Auditorium team eN-
tend itself to the limit in the game
on the Auditorium court tomorrow
night. The association team nave a
wonderful reputation.
Joe Stecher. heavyweight wrestling
champion. unlike the heavyweight
boxing champion, continues to NEE
all corners Stecher is on the ma
continually and is not sidestepping any
Contenders.
The Girls high school basketball
trip to Asbury Park on Wednesda!
afternoon. The local girls all primeC
for another victory, were forced to la,
off when the teams could not agre,
on a referee.
Perth Amboy has plenty of materia
for at least one crack baseball team
for the coming season. Joe Muller
is expected to pilot the Representative
team this year again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
Now York Aggies Win,

The New York Aggies basketball
team Of Farmingdale, N. Y, defeated
Temple University OF Philadelphia
yesterday afternoon at F~armingdale
by the score of 22-14. Nichols, play
ing In a forward position for the Ag-
giea scored the entire twenty-five
points.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
Parish House Win Three

The Parish House basketball team
won their third game of the week
when they defeated the Carteret Y.
NJ. C. A. on the Woodbridge court
Wednesday night by u score of 8o-40.
In the lineup Of the winning Wood
bridge team were Drummond, Torch,
Martin, Schwenzer and Mesick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
On The Strips
With The r c. W.

Team No. 8, playing Team NO. 3 IN
the Raritan. Copper Works Bowling
League last night on the Y. M. c. a.
alleys. annexed two out of three
games Koch with an average of 172
and high score Of 1911 was honor man
for the night. Bunton was ahead in
average for the losing team, 166.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
Burns to Box kaufman Tonight

frankie Burns COT Jersey City, will
continue hts "cfme back" campaign
tonight at the City A. c., Jersey City,
He viii meet Benny kaufman OF
Philadelphia in the main bout Of an
all-star show. Two other e~ight-round
bouts and O. special six-round match
complete the City Clubs card.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

BOSTON, Feb. 13:-Joe Stecher,
worlds heavyweight catch-as-catch-
can wrestling champion. last night
defeated Wladek IbysZko, whom ne
downed in / hour, 80 minutes and 80
seconds. The fall was made by i full
body scissors and a wrist lock,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

The Pennsylvania College basket
ball team trounced Columbia in q
game or the Columbia court by a
score of S7-1S. This game was on
i~nter-college league championship
contest,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
TONY ASKS TO MEET LEO
Fight Between Two Local Scrappers
Should Draw Big

KID Toney, the Walioping wop
bantam, formerly of this city, who
has been climbing fast in the BAN
tam ranks in and around Poughkeep-
sic, that he would be very
glad to return to this city to meet
Young Leo. another former local
bantam. When these W. battlers
resided in this city a contest between
the two was eagerly awaited by fistic
fans, but could never be definitely
closed. Toney and Leo were both
popular when in this city and a bout
between the two would draw out an
unusually large crowd. for both boys
have heavy backing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

Hank Gowdy, the star catcher OF
the Boston Braves, nero of the Worlds
series of 1914 and the first major
league player to enlist in the world
war, today reached an agreement with
the Boston club after a short holdout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

Boston Amer. Gets College Star
Joseph Cuddy Murphy. who pitched
for the Dartmouth college baseball
last season, signed yesterday
with the Boston American league
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
Why VIII Some
Men

Pay $500 for a tire, get a
blowout after it has gone 5000
mics then junk the tire when an
other possible 1000 miles could
have been realized for a little
more than $500 or at the rate of
about $1.25 a thousand. 1t costs
very little more today to have
your tires repaired than it did in
1914 and the saving is three times
greater.
Now that the big NOW has your
car tied up why not look the tires
over and have them fixed up for
spring. Blowouts, cuts, sand boils,
rim cuts, chain cuts, etc.
More than likely one or two
can be retreaded and will be good
for all summers wear.
We adjust retreads on a basis Of
1000 miles at an average cost OF
$500 per thousand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

gether on the championship team Of
the A. E. f. This is Clark's first
season in Huff's shoes, the big fellow
having retired from active coaching.
illinois had a championship foot
ball team, a basketball team that
bids fair to cop and now they want a
baseball championship" aid Grover,
land I'll do my best to help them get
it. incidentally | am getting in shape
myself"
The Illini baseballers have a huge
armory to work out in-big enough
to practice. A huge net encloses the
players.
In twenty-four years Illinois has
had eleven champion teams and tied
once for the honor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

EezenrA and similar skin troubles
eone from q disordered. Impure
coalition Of the blood, and they
cas- only be cured by giving the
blood . thorough cleansing, and
removing from 1t all traces OF I'M
psrity.
ned 20 successfully IN hundreds OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13
KiIbane Wants Outside Referee

Johnny Kilbane wants a referee
from outside of New Jersey to referee
hi. bout with Benny Valger. the
French Flash in Newark in the near
future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

Anboy High Schools showing
against the crack Asbury Park team
ON Wednesday, makes II appear Al
positive a c hat they will defeat the
seashore team on the local court when
they appear here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

The purchase of Davenport the crack
southpaw of the st. Louis Browns,
by the Washington Americans should
greatly strengthen the Senators team.
Johnson should have plenty of help
this season, as Davenport is known
as an iron man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

The Rectors bowling team In
the Elk bowling league may start
a drive to raise themselves out OF
the cellar position. They have
been holding on to eighth place
, since early In the schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

South Amboy will come out strong
tonight again, to see their favorites,
Harold Hoffman's Rivcrsidcs in ac-
ton in their first game of n home and
home series with the American Legion
of ASbUFy Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

The Chicago Cubs Offering, Martin
and Carter. pitchers. and O'Farrel. a
catcher, may be the successful bidders
for Epp a Rixey, the lanky southpaw
Of the Philadelphia Nationals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

The Morristown Y. NJ. c. A. team
should make the Auditorium team eN%
tend itself to the limit In the game
ON the Auditorium court tomorrow
night. The association team have a
wonderful reputation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-13

Joe Stecher. heavyweight wrestling
champion. unlike the heavyweight
boxing champion, continues to NEE
all corners. Stecher is on the ma
continually and is not sidestepping any
Contenders.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
$500 RAISED
IN ROLL CALL
OF REDCROSS

With uore than $500 already Cd
tanned by workers IN the annual Red
Cross Christmas roll call as a result
OF the first days work. indications
point to complete success IN attaining
the goal Of $4,000 before Saturday
night. The early reports are fncom-
plete. according to the chairman in
charge OF the campaign, who state
that because Of armistice day, the
team captains did not all make re-
ports These viii be turned In Friday.
Donald Hart. cashier Of the drive
with headquarters in the Sheldon no
tel. urges all team captains to num-
Der their reports and mark them with
their names in order that credit for
results may be given the teams
Competition between the 46 teams
is keen and each ig anxious to obtain
the greatest amount OF money.
The first two days OF the drive
are being used for an intensive can
vassing OF all residences, business
houses, shops and offices. Saturday
the workers viii canvass the city at
large.
Free airplane rides viii be given
the captain OF the winning team in
the Red Cross drive and the individual
who takes the most subscriptions, by
Royal v. Thomas. a commercial avia-
tor. who has two airplanes az Fort
Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-12
COUNCILC CUTS
100000 FROM
SCHOOL FUND

Formal action deducung $4,000
from the city's original appropria-
ton OF $4,000 for city schools was
taken by the city council Thursday
in executive session
The action leaves approximately
$4,000. the amount asked by city
teachers as bonuses TO supplement
their salaries for the present 1920-21
term Final determination on this
request now is in the hands OF the
city school board, which meets Tues
day night.
TIE sums are portions OF s126.000
given city schools by state appropri-
alton, over the use Of which contro-
versy arose. The amount represents
the excess over the sum which the
school budget had expected to receive
from that source.
Action of the council IN deducting
$4,000 from the school appropriation.
according to mayor Davis. is based
on an agreement TO the effect that
should the state appropriation exceed
the amount expected, the city appro-
priation for schools would be relieved
to a proportional extent.
However, mayor Davis says. the
S58,000 asked by teachers apparently
was specifically intended for that
purpose. Had that not been the case.
he says, the council probably would
have reduced its appropriation by
s126,00o.