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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

The local high school boys tenn
won their second league game anu
this afternoon enter their thfu
scheduled game against the Neptune
team, the class OF the eague WIFI
high hopes of
Jeff Tesreau, one time star pitcher
OF the New York Giants who was
not with tho club last season, Is not
expected to return to the McGraw
roster this year. Tesreau Is expected
to to coach the Dartmouth CoIlege
team again this year.
wrestling matches in Brooklyn
are creating a great deal of interest.
Several matches between different
mat artists In that section Will be
held on Tuesday night.
%
When the Riversides appear
ON the court tonight against the
Prudential Big Five of IVA
another lew fac will be noticed.
Charley Powers. star Eastern
Lacquer, will make his hrst ap-
pearance on the Auditorium
court.
Ross Young, the star young out
fielder of the New York Giants, re-
ports himself in first class condition
and eagerly awaiting the call to the
training camp.
Raw H~anderhan, star basketball
and baseball player. expects TO De
as successful In the roped arena as
he has been on the baseball diamond
and court.
Earl Caddock, the wrestling cham
pion of the world, has earned inc
right to the title. Caddock, VINO rose
to the top rung through hard WORK
and careful watching of Gotch's TAG
tics, is deserving of the title Tor ne
PLAYED a real part in h world war.
The New York Yankees besides
strengthening their team by the Sc
curing of real classy players, are
also planning to III their team by
having a permanent training place
and this may be at the Dover Hail
| Club outside of Brunswick, georgia
Some OF Company Els basket"
hall pIayers will appear in the
contest against the Auditorium
Five on the local court tomorrow
night.
English duchess put out of Paris
| cafe for insisting on dancing WIFE
Georges Carpenter. Georges mus
have flashed her one of those hyp-
MOTTO eyes
Bill and Woodrow
Seem to be
As friendly as
Ban and Frazee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16
Kirhane Ftghts in phlIly.

Johnny Kilbane, the featherweight
champion Of the world will meet
Johnny Murray. tho promising Har-
lem feather in a six round bout Mt the
National A. C. of Philadelphia. Jan
"a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16
Sport D0ingS
At Y. W. CA.
Standing

Last night Rankin took two straight
games from Strem,au and Shoe and
Prantel broke even in two gesfess
Boys department classes organized
indoor baseball teams to prepare for
the coming indoor season. Last night
the Cubs defeated the Reds and the
Giants beat the Sox.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

During the war the route was
from America to Europe and now It
ia the reverse. The British and
French are invading III shores.
Jimmy Wilde, first, and then Tom
Linton and his size four Shamrock
Soon will come Georges Carpenter,
maybe. And now Vardon and Ray
are figuring on hopping up with
our professional golfers. Can 1t be
possible that Vardon and Ray
haven't heard about the shortening
of our golf courses a hole
of prohibition?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16
TnnneY Flights Nelson.

ft4ifhHNy 'INHNS NN..
Gene Tunney, the A. r. +. champion
who fights Al Roberts at a Newark
club the latter part OF the month, will
meet Bud Nelson, OF Joplin. Mo. ae
the Bayonne A. A. on Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

MONEY SENT AND STEAMSHIP
TICKETS SOLD
To All Parts of the World
Foreign Moneys and Liberty Bonds
bought md Sold by
-. SEEAfAN
Amcr.can Express 60. Money order Agt
2zs Smith ST.. Perth Ambez, X. y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

Boxing entered college just in
time. Usage (Okla.) school board
advertising for q "hard-boiled
teacher who can handle "a rough
country district" Soon the kids will
be coming home saying:
Mother, I got two 'E's N q
black eye,"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

When opponents begin getting
scarce Johnny Kilbane announces
his retirement Then the OPP
ponents begin popping up like dan
deljons on q lazy mans front lawn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

And the University of Minnesota
may make wrestling a varsity sport
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

American diving girls are going to
the Olympic games at
That'u knock 'em as dead as a bird
who has just kissed Bob Martins
right.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

II the Dempsey-CarAsss'sr dispute
is worth hall q milS pks think
what the row rOavlo any
Goliah would have drawn X n2noleu
by American promoters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

American colleges have kayeo
boxing. Now IL boxing Doesn't kayo
the colleges.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16
90
10sArs@O

The local high school boys team
won their second league game and
this afternoon enter their tniru
scheduled game against the Neptune
team, the class of the league, with
high hopes of success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

jeff Tesreau, one time star pitcher
OF the New York Giants who was
not with tho club last season, Is not
expected to return to the
roster this year. Tesreau is expected
IN IN coach the Dartmouth College
team again this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

wrestling matches in Brooklyn
are creating q great deal of interest.
Several matches between dinerent
mai artists in that section will be
held on Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-16

We honestly believe we give
more mileage for the money than
any other like concern in this
state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12

She topped her opponents in the
nnal session with . score Of IS to I
making the total score 50 to 10.
Ltneups: Lombard-P. NeNbury,
n; Turner, II; Stokes, c; Murphy.
re; r Newburg, lg. Eureka
Dennis, n; Mckenzie. II; vissering,
C; Kaminke, re; Croker, Il. Subs
Nielsen for Murphy. Kirby for
Dennis.
Summard: Field goals-p. New
burg 2, Turner 3, Stokes I, Muir.
ply 3, Croker 2. Kaminke ., Wis
sering 2. Mckenzie /, Dennis l..
Free throws-P. Newburg :, Nc
Kenzie 2, Dennis 1.
Score: Lombard So, Eureka IL.
Time Of halves: 20 minutes. Ref
cree, Schommer. Umpire, Birch.
Scorers: Morris and Anderson.
Timers: Yingling and Conrad.
MILLIKIN, AZ; BRADLEY, g.
Bradley Polytechnic school Of
Peoria was excluded from the tour
nament after q hard, game fight
with Millikin this morning, the
18th, starting at 8 O'Clock. The Pc
oria school came back fresh from
yesterdays defeat at the hands OF
Charleston and held down the Mil
lfkin quintet to an almost identical
score in each half.
At the close of the first period,
in which Gill starred for Millikin,
the score was "a to Is in favor OF
the Decatur brigade. The score oil
the last half was % to IA. Bradley
held the Millikin boys to . IL to !
score throughout most Of the sec.
ond half. but the big boys broke
away into q run Of luck and rolled
in basket after basket as the time
for the timers gun drew near.
This is the first time in several
years that Bradley has been ex.
cluded from the running 80 early il
the classic, but her contenders de.
serve a lot of credit for the kline
Of work they put out.
Millikin's center, Gill, who rated
all-conference center last year
seems so far this year to be quail
fed for the same position.
i As a result of this game Millikir
will have to meet Illinois colleg,
this afternoon at / o'clock.
i Lineups: Milikin-Pascover, IF
Young, II; Gill, C; Bailey. re-; Duns
combe, lg. Bradley-Catlin, ri; Nc
Mahon, II; Rogers. C; Clarno, re
Allen, lg. Subs-Rhynsburger TO
Catlin. Walters for Rogers. Schmid
for Clarno, Robinson for Passover
Summary: Field goals-Pascove
6, Young 4, Gill 10. Bailey /, Clar
no 2. Rogers 4. Mcmahon 1. Catlil
1, Rhynsburger 1. Free throws
Passover 5. Rogers 5.
Referee - Birch. Umpire - Rey
nolda Timers-Morris and Ander
son. Scorers-Yingling and Con
rad. Time OF halves-20 minutes
Final score-Millikin, AZ; Bradley
%.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12
THE q PORTLIGHT
....... ~ By Grantland Rice
IIIlIIIuI ~ tcopydshs Yea r4su.A ne, |
FOOTBALL SHIFTS.

FOOTBALL shifts
Letting -vei enough" alone is always safe poicy-sut
% =. ,, ,.,s :ssss'e good
But this doesn't Il was absolutely change proof
TWO CHANG1A
tie ns.t q Or II: next Is hoss: vim b. r,ss With passion
viewed from an advanced perch two changes that seem
stunt to by having goal from
play that
II unfair physically and more than unfair ehicaly
ASA CLMAx
The goal touchdown ant-cifmax
There times course import
AND the team s:. russes over BY IN. sos. tn.
left right hand corner at big ssans ~ touch
restricting
touchdown to b kicked sermmase by
viii
It is At least worth seasons trial
OTHER CHANGES
Other changes suggested overheard As the
forward improved football and its popularity those
tempting push wooworh building
The opay sussestsn too s.1su. change
serious consideration
SCORING VALUES.
has been argued that baseunner who gets as far third
first And that the football reaches the ard line
@ receive team the
goal plate goal
has been objective because smpad the
values given for various bases and various chalk
lines could follow
have any faint glmmering which club ahead
Life has complexities is along the daily with
crowdng where
recreation.
CLEAN IT UP.
back and forth
mysterious players
onenss (aso with
heidi.
strikes that the time has comehas in fact been some
months overdue-for a complete and thorough airing
baseball
which the then
public confidence Of the
ball player guilty serious charge his name his
should published to the world
In the if be shown that club owner has
interest guilt also should be published
| wreckers
recognized national has been evident
handle situations that
confronted the John Heyr been anxious for this
| reorganization but has received small help
What baseball needs And is either going
there will be little baseball left
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12

believed few will receive more than
perfunctory consideration.
Summary ef Suggestoos.
Among the suggestions advanced
BY various coaches and sutA0ritiss
which may be offered for the con-
sideration Of the committee are the
following:
Attempted goal kick following
touchdown to be made from regu-
lar scrimmage formation in the
manner Of . field goal.
A reduction Of four and . half
feet In the space between goal
posts. which At present are placed
IS feet 6 inches apart.
Periods Of the game TO be meas
ured BY q certain number OF plays
instead Of the regular 1b-minute
quarters.
A punted ball which strikes on
the field Of play and then rolls
across the goal line shall be put In
play where 1t first struck instead
Of the 2o-yard line.
These Tinker with Scoring.
Other more radical rule changes
advanced unotnciAlly include pro-
posAl to credit . team with . GER
tain number Of points according Il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12

to the secondary schedule of the
minor division.
Lineups: Carbonate - Doolin,
RI; Brooks, II; Myers, C; NJ. Allen,
re-; Carter. lg. St. viator-Lyons,
#; Bushell, If; Clancy, C; Nc
Carthy, re-; McLain, lg.
Substitutions Robertson for
Carter. Carson for Brooks, Rude
for Doolin. Sweeney fr MacLain.
Summary: Field goals-Doolin .,
Rude 2. Carson /. Myers 2, Mac
Lain 2, Clancy 8, Bushell s, Lyons
'3. Free throws: Doolin 3, Myers
/, Bushell Z.
Score: Carbonate 20; st. Via
tor so.
Time of halves: 20 minutes.
Referee: Birch. Umpire, Rey-
nolds.
Scorers: Yingling and Conrad.
Timers: Morris and Anderson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12

% for Merry. Passover Of Millikin
has IA out of 81 to his credit.
Carthage took the lead in the
first half and finished with four
point margin, the score standing
IS to IA, But McKendree came back
fresh and strong in the last period
and wound up the mix with the
score board reading Mckendree 80
Carthage 23.
LinMps: McKendree-Sayre, RI;
Garrett, If; Wieneke. c; Wagner
re-; Collard. lg. Carthage-Bieter.
man, re-; Teasley, If; Beard. c;
Windman, re-; Carlton, lg.
Summary: Field goals-Sayre 2
Garrett 6, Wieneke 4, Wagner l
Carlton /, Beard 3. Teasley 2, Bic.
terman 8. Free throws-Garrett 6
Beard 5.
Score; McKendree 80, Carthage
%.
Referee - Schommer. Umpire -
Birch. Scorers-Yingling and Con
rad. Timers-Morris and Ander.
son. Time Of halves-20 minutes
SAINTS TRIM CARBONDALE.
st. viator repeated their affair o.
yesterday by swapping Carbonate
so to 20. To many it was evidence
that the Saints should have beer
classed in the major division, il
which it is argued they would
stand a chance for top honors.
Clancy and Bushell were ths
chief point-getters for the winners
Bushell did no show up as we'll this
morning as he did yesterday, bu
he played a good game. Clanc,
played fast game and covered thu
whole floor.
Doolin showed up VOL On tn
Carbonate outfit.
This shoves Carbonate down in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12
FOOTBALL: RULE
COMMITTEE MAY
Make new LAWS
Believed New Timing Proposition
and Others May Receive Per.
fuActory Consideration.

Nsw York. March 1.-THE frst
formal meeting Of the football
rules committee in several years
will be held here tonight. 1t Is gen
orally expected the conference will
be attended by the entire "a mem
bers, representing colleges and uni
versities from all sections Of the
country. While q number OF radi-
cal changes in. the playing rules
probably will be suggested. it Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12
PREX1ES GATHER
TO TALK COMMISH
HEAD IN GOTHAM

New York, March 12.-President
B. B. johnson of the American
league arrived yesterday and prob
ably will remain the rest of this
week. He and President Heydler
Of the National league have ar
ranged to hold daily conferences
refarding matters Of interest to
the two major organizations. They
are to discuss the selection Of a
chairman for the national commits
sion, but neither would say that
any positive announcement would
be made on this important subject
during the week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12
GIANTS NOT FOR
SAIE-STO NEHA4

Havana, March 12.-When Charles
A. Stoneham purchased the New
York National baseball club It vas
primarily for the purpose Of hand
ing down the club a. legacy to his
son. Stoneham made this state
ment last night to set at rest ru-
mors which he said were current IN
the United States and Cuba that the
Giants were for sale.
IL would not part with the Giants
for several million dollars" said
Mr.. Stoneham. who added that he
hoped New York would be given .
cham ionship team this year or In
the near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12
Second Half Scrap Nets Augie Hedding Contest

the total yafdass gain while IN NM
interrupted possession Of the ball.
an extra period Of play where :
eame ends In . tie. and varying
rules for touchdowns made in con-
ditions involving team play - 0p-
posed to touchdowns scored from
fumbled halls and intercepted
passes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12
ILLINOIS WESLEYAN. "a; HE'D.
DING. %.

Hedding suffered her second de-
feat this morning in the 14th game,
at the hands Of Illinois Wesleyan.
She seemed to be followed ny ink
throughout the game, her shots
failing to find the loop and Keith
ley being dropped with minor in
fury in the latter part Of the first
period.
At times Holdings work would
pick up and she would gobble up
Wesleyan's lead until the score
was as close as three to four points,
but then Wesleyan would break
away again and get out Of danger.
This excludes Hedding from the
tournament, having already been
defeated at the hands Of Augustana
by a score of "a to %.
Wesleyan will now have to meet
Eureka.
Lineups: Wesleyan-Mace, n;
Sutherlan, II; Zook, c; Livingston
re-; Strange, lg. Hedding-Huntsr,
RI; Hartman, If; Harbour, C.;
Keithley, rg; Fritz, lg. Subs
Sims for Hartman, Palmer for
keithley. Gaelzer for Livingston,
Macy for Zook.
Summary: Field goals-Mace, 4;
Sutherland. 9; Zook, 3; Fritz. 8;
Harbour, 8; Hunter, S. Free
! throws-Mace, 2; Hunter, S.
Score: Wesleyan, "a; Hedding
q. Time Of halves 20 minutes.
Referee: Reynolds. Umpire:
Schemmer. Timers: Morriss and
Anderson. Scorers: Yingling and
Conrad.
MKRNDRHE vs.. CARTHAGE.
-McKendree was the first team to
knock over the dope can today. In
q nip and tuck scrap this morning
at 10 o'clock she surprised all the
dopesters by retiring Carthage to
the secondary schedule. This was
by far the most interesting game
that has yet been staged in the
minor division.
Wieneke did not show up a. well
today IS he did yesterday. a. Beard
held him down pretty we'll; but
Garrett was right in the pink and
played = dandy game at left for.
ward.
1t would seem that Beard is try
ing to break Merry's free throw
record of yesterday, but he did not
do quite so well, racking up just
6 out Of 3. This makes his record
10 out Of IA, as against 16 out OF
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-03-12

'Abosa that moisture -proT
wrapper, 1t keeps CheaeJfelds
from eper becoming too moist
or too dry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
Birds Love pance.~

On some Of rhe islands Of the
Pacific in tropical South America.
IS found the beautiful bird known as
the iacana Il Is famous for its so
called love dances. which appear TO
acuted BY the males TO excite the
admiration Of the female birds. When
the mating season approaches the
jacana will single out IT'S favorite lady
and try 70 win her admiration with
all its hewitching maneuvers. In the
dance the wings are spread and work
ed In such a manner that the beautiful
colored feathers produce a brilliant
effect.
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NOTICE. 70 CONTAGIOUS


Sealea bids will be received UP re
80 p. m October Is. 1920. for the
erection and completion of heating
plant + Town Hall of Munster. Ind
lana isids to be received BY Town
Board & Munster Al school building in
said Town of Munster Plans and
SPECIFIC tons are on file in office of
Mac Turner Architect Citizens Bank
Building Hammond Indiana. A GER
tined sheck Of one hundred dollars
to accompany bid. The Town Board
reserves the right to reject any or
all bid.
DINGERMAN A. JABAAY.
PETER kIKkERT,
HENRY FLYM.
JOSEPH MUNSTER.
Town Board Of Munster
WILLIAM kL0SrER.
Town Clerk l0-T-12-Is
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms large
modern front room, clean and com
or Two gentlemen. Phone 1929 Ham
raond. 1918
FOR ENT-Four furnished rooms FOR
light Housekeeping. modern 30, 152nd
-. phone 5000 West Ham. 1915
FOR RENT-LarEe front room, steam
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FOR ENT-Nicely furnished room In
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WANTEDA-Two or thee men roomers in
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Hammond 1852
FOR RENT-Compietely furnished 5
room bungalow, very desirable. Adj
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FOR RENT-Furntshed room With
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FOR RENT-Furnished room in new
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. Call 977
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ROOFING SALE

5000 rolls roofing red. green and
smooth surface; wrapper slightly dam
aged by railroad company To be sold
$3.50 roll and up. Emil Minas. 6I2
Oakley aNe. Ham Phone 1851. office
phone 2205 Ham 1o-1s-tf
FOR Dining table and chairs
large rugs; library table. 3 small
rugs ice box: gas stove reed baby
buggy lis Holman St. Ham. lois
FOR SALE-Laundry stove with hot
water jacket. $50 Cedar St Ham
niond fa-IS
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LEGAL NOTICES
WATER SHUT
DOWN NOTICE

The water supply will be shut of Il
o'clock midni ght tonight. All users are
requested to prepare for at least three
hours shutdown.
1915 G. @ BLOCKIE, supt.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF PRT
vATE SALE OF PERSONAL PRO-
PERTY
BY virtue of an order Of the Lake
Superior Court and subject to its ap-
prevail, the undersi gned Administrator
or the Estate of Albert zaJac. Deceased
m. of the goth day Of October 1920. and
from day to day thereafter until sold
offer for sale at private sale at the
real estate office OF Jewett and Dim
mock. 1853 Indianapolis Boulevard in
the City OF Robertsdale. Hammond.
Indiana, the following described per-
sonai property belonging 10 said Es-
tate. towit: The stock and fixtures and
oppurtenanees of the shoe repair shop
of said Decedent located on Roberts
Avenue. in Robertsdale, Hammond. Ind
lana, said property viii be sold for
cash and immediate delivery Of pos
session thereof will be given.
EDWARD JEWETT.
10-15-5 Administrator OF said Estate
DANIEL BROWN GRAVEL ROAD.
NORTH TOWNSHIP, LAKE CoUN-
TT. INDIANA
NOTICE OF GRAVEL ROAD LET
TING. LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA.
State Of Indiana, Lake County. IS:
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BE not anxious about tomorrow. To
todays dufy fight today's temptation,
ard do not weaken or distract yourself
by looking forward to things which
Won cannon see. and could not under
stand If YOU saw them.-CharIes
kinrsIev
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Little Betty running from
luncheon where some very dainty
sandwiches were served said Moth
err dear. will you make some of those
nice little sandwiches for me some
day without any bark cn?"
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Loo Rusv hltchInn.

Also we have 10 remind you THAI
the kind OF man who bitches hls
wagon to a star doesn't haul much
Dallas News.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP
WANTED

Experienced sales
women for several de
partments, those ex-
perienced in Depart
ment store work pre-
ferred.
We also need the
services of several
part time saleswomen
for afternoons and
Saturdays. Expert
ence not necessary.
Apply to Superin-
tendent Edward c.
Minas Co. Hammond.
1914
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