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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Store Promoter Is Held
On Grand Larceny charge

New York, Nov. 10.-Adolf Pricket
whose financial activities as head
OF a chain OF stores in Manhattan
capitalized at s725OOo brought about
his arrest last Friday, was arraigned
in Brooklyn yesterday and held In
$4,000 bail on an Indictment charg-
ing grand larceny in the second de-
gree His trial was set for next
Monday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
IS INVITED TO
OBREGON INAUCURAL

elect Aware Oregon at Mexico City
December l. was received Tuesday
Mayor Davis is not yet able 70 say
whether business win permit his &C
ceptance-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30

Japan: from New York to Europe
and from Africa to Russia.
He has punched cattle in Texas.
He has staked claims in the Klon-
dixie. He has mined in the great
southwest. He acted as financial
manager for the man who made
millions out of the railroads Of
South America.
He has run a ranch in Uruguay.
He has been on Wall street and
Picadilly in London. He has been
a lumberjack in Canada, and he
knows Paris as he knows New York.
Fortune
Rickard has spent several for
tunes and made more He made
his biggest mistake selling an Alas
kan mine for $4,000 and finding
that $3.50, 900 worth of gold came
out of it within a few years. He
knows everyone from bootblack to
banker and from cowpuncher to
clerk. And yet his quiet dress, good
manners and neat appearance would
indicate him to be nothing more
than a New York business man.
He has promoted more big ring
affairs than any other living man.
and yet that has not been his chief
business.
And now tex" is to own and
manage the greatest sport temple
in Observation-Disclosures Madison
Square Garden.
Yep. we'd a TEX" has lived a
.life-full.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
lots NOW HAVE CHANCE FOR COUNTY INDUSTRIAL CHAMPIONSHIP HONRS BEAT DU POINTS, GO
MONTHLY GUN CLUB SHOOT
WAS HELD HERE SATURDAY

Three contests W IRE held Saturday
afternoon for cups at the monthly
shoot of the Perth Amboy Gun Club,
John l.. Waters being the winner of
the Club Cup and the High Gun Club
while his brother Alderman Albert
g. Waters took the Chamber of Com
merce Cup
AS a result of cool weather there
was a large field of shooters present.
In the first event, of twenty-five birds
for the Club Cup, John l.. Waters,
who was scratch man, turned in a
perfect score breaking every target.
John Paskie, with a handicap of six,
also won a leg on the cup. Second
place was taken by John Wolfgang.
of Princes Bay. Staten Island and o.
Mundy, of South Amboy. was third.
The second shoot. which was also
a twenty-five bird event, and for the
Chamber of Commerce cup, was won
by Alderman Waters who also shot
from scratch. Second place resulted
in a tie between John l.. Waters and
Frank Schmidt. There was also q
tie for third between o. Mundy, OF
South Amboy, and George Parsons.
of this city.
The scratch event Of fifty birds fol-
high gun cup vas won by John l.
Waters with o. Mundy second and
Alderman Albert g. Waters third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
WOODBRIDGE A.A.
WINS IN NINTH
Keasbey Field Club is Defeat
ed After Home Team Has
Two Men Out in the Ninth

KEASBEY, Aug. 30.-The Keas-
hey Field Club fell to pieces in the
ninth inning yesterday afternoon and
as the result the Woodbridge A. A.
came out the victors in a close and
exciting game. played at Wood
bridge.
The final score was 4-3.
A ninth inning rally after two
were out brought victory to the
Woodbridge team Costly errors by
|G1off and J. Fullerton. a wild pitch
by 500 and a timely single by Lasko
caused the downfall of the Keasbey-
ties in this inning.
For six innings 500 pitched won
derful ball and had the Woodbridge
boys at his mercy. Not a man reach
ed second base for these six innings.
while Kessbey had given. their
southpaw a three run lead.
Woodbridge started the fireworks
in the seventh stanza. Cutter and
Fender each came across with a
single Minkler then scored both
men by a timely hit.
500 allowed seven hits while Keas-
hey collected six of Neider. Neider
was very effective in the pinches and
BANKED several chances for the
Keasbey team to score. Cutter was
the only one to secure more than one
hit.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
kEASBEY FEDS
LUCKY 18TH
sayreyiIIe Knights Of Column
. bus Lose After Hard Up
(kiII Game; 4 Extra Innings
kpecial Correspondent.

Specfaf Correspondent.
HEASBEY, Aug. 3O.-It took thir-
Il innings for the Keasbey Feds
show their superiority over the
.Hnights of Columbus team, of Sayre-
nile. yesterday afternoon, in the
'<4fne between these two teams, at
8yreville. The score ended 1926.
1t was the unlucky thirteenth for
fHe "Caseys" as the Feds collected
ven runs In that stanza and ended
he game. G. Blanchard started the
onslaught with a triple. Mater,
1uIlivan, Grispart and Dolina, each
Widowed with single, doubles and
NIPPLES and before the rush came
TO 8 halt, seven runs had crossed
the plate.
The "Caseys" played a great uphill
game by tieing the score in the ninth
,fter the Feds had been leading all
through the game. The Feds got
kan early start with three runs in the
Hhird inning. They also scored in
The fourth and fifth innings.
Dolina, the locals southpaw
|hurier, weakened in the eighth and
ninth and allowed his opponents to
\collect three runs, tieing the score.
score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
CObber Works Nine EUenS
Up Big Series Saturday

Harry Appiegate's Rarifan Cop
per Works baseball tossers rang a
victory up at the expense Of the
team at Parlin on Saturday after
noon by a OF SO. and Incl
dentally evened the county indus
trial championship series between
these two teams at one all. In ad-
ditlon 10 the strong pitching Of
Apologize in the pinches, the fea-
lures OF the game were the batting
of Hornsby, Applegate. Loeser and
Gargan for the winners. and the
stick-work Of Pugh and James for
the losers.
The contest turned into a pitch
ers' duel between Eickelberger and
Applegate after the home team had
tied the one run count in their half
of the second. Apologize outpitch-
ed both Eickelberger and Stevens.
who relieved him, at all stages Of
the pastime. Rain fell throughout
the greater part of the game.
The play by play summary Of the
titular contest is as follows:
First inning-Loeser flied 10 Cur
ley. Christy hit a grounder TO Eick-
e~lberger. Gargan singled over sec
ond and pilfered the second sack
with Stinson at bat. Stinson singled
on Pugh's glove, the ball rolling in
TO LETT field, Gargan scoring and
Stinson going TO second Egan fan
ned. Two hits and one run
Williams opened the DUPONT in
nings by grounding out to Stinson.
Pugh singled over third, but James
hit a liner at Apologize who threw
him put at first. Pugh going to Sec
ond. Stevens flied to Stinson for
the last out. One hit and no runs.
Second inning-Hornsby out.
Eicky to James. VanGi1der was hit
by a pitched ball and took first.
Foster famed. Applegate beat out
a slow grounder to Curley. Van
took second. Loeser was out, Cur
ley to James. One hit and no runs-
Smullen singled TO center and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
A.. c. AGAIN IS
THE WINNER, AZ
RossvilIe Meets Defeat al
TottenviIle Yesterday Af-
tern0on.

The Tottenville A. C. yesterday
afternoon met and defeated the Ross
vile A. c. in an interesting game
played on the former'sl diamond, the
score being Az. Tho Tottenville
nine took the lead in the second in
ming with two runs and increased
this to four in the fifth. The Ross
vilie's two runs came in the sixth
after two out had been chalked up.
Yesterdays game marked the third
time the two teams have met this
season. The first game resulted in
a victory for Tottenville, 10, after
fourteen innings. The second ended
in the seventh inning 3-3 on account
of rain. The Rossville team has all
ready beaten the Huguenot COM
bination two out of three games.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
LOSE
To kEYPORT, 7-3
South Amboy Team Loses
Lead in Seventh Inning---
Both Pitchers Hit Freely

BY special correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. 30-The
Morgans lacked much ow their
characteristic pep in yesterdays
game, and as the result met defeat
at the hands of the fast semi-pro
team of Keyport. 7-3. Both pitchers
were hit freely, the Morgans getting
eleven and the Keyport combination
thirteen. The Keyport hits were
punched, however. and were deliv-
cred at the opportune minute. The
locals were only able to score in
inning, when they secured three
runs. This gave them the lead.
but they we're unable TO hold it, as
the Keyport combination scored
twice in the next inning, making
the score f~our-three.
There were five two base hits dur
ing the game. the only local man to
get a double sacker being Let's.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
SAINT ANTHONYS LOSE
GAME TO MATAWAA, 9-5

The representative Matawan base
ball team defeated the Saint An
thongs of this city at Matawan yes
Iterday afternoon in a game which
was featured by wild pitches, errors
and hit batsmen. The final o of
the game which terminated in the
seventh inning was 9-5. Young and
Warner divided the pitching for the
Saints, while Leary served on the
mound for the home club. The Wis
itors outhit their opponents nine to
four.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30

NEW YORK-Now comes TEX"
Richard in a new role. Which is
not surprising. The best thing Tex
has done in his life is to play new
roles. Just now, of course. it's tax
ing over the management and own
ership of Madison Square Garden
for sporting events.
There is no more ~colorful figure
in the sporting history of America
than the lean, sparse and bronzed
man of the world, whose name lis
known to nearly every sportsman
in America.
Meet him on Fifth avenue and
you'd be sure that he had belonged
there all his life, although you'd be
pretty sure that he had vacationed
In the bronzing sun of the open
places
Meet him on the plains and you'd
be sure to begin saying "Howdy,
Tex" just as though he were lone
of the faithful"
Meet him in the lurid atmosphere
of the oil fields and you wouldn't
be at all surprised to see him. cigar
cite in the corner of his mouth, at
the gaming table.
Meet him where you will. You'll
believe he belongs there.
A life more full of adventure in
the big things of life would be hard
to find. Richard, whose real name
by the way is George Lewis, has
been from Alaska to the plains of
Argentine and from California to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
Saints.


CHICAGO = John McGram and
Connie Mack have each contributed
checks of $500 to the A~mericaniza-
ton League of America. which is
promoting sandlot baseball among
the boys of this country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
Rich, Red Blood Is Essential e
Your WeI-BeinE.

You can not overestimate the
importance of keeping the blood
free of impurities
Any slight disorder or impuri-
tv is a source of danger. as every
vital organ of the body depends
upon the blood supply to properly
perform its functions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
CIoyers win Double Header.

The Clover Juniors won a double
header over the week end by defeat
ing the Raven Juniors of Railway
1858 and the Washington Social Club
Of this city 7-3. Next Sunday tie
Clovers will buck up against the
Crescent A. c. of Railway on the
Lumber Field diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
BRONX GIANTS
WIN CAME, SO
Polish Giants, of South River,
Face "Heinie" thinner
mann'S Pets in Extra Play

~Heine" Zimmermann's Bronx
Giants defeated the Polish Giants
baseball team at South River on
Saturday afternoon before a large
crowd by a score of 6-5 in eleven
innings The crack New York team
played comic ball at times. Niso-
non pitched for the South River
outfit. while LePard pitched for the
New York team
The box score follows:
Polish Giants
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
Keyport A. c.


Morgan A. G. :. 000003OOO-3
keyport A.. C. =. 00100123x-7
Struck out by Palmer 4. by Nor
ley g. Base on balls OF Palmer SO,
Morley J. Hit by pitcher. by Palmer
I. by Morley 1. Two base hits.
S~tedfole. Lye. Turk, thinner Hous-
ton Smith Let's. Double play. Zim-
me (unassisted.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
30 4 6 27 Is .
Rossyilie A. G.

Score by innings:
I. A. C.......0 2 l o L 0 o o x-4
Rossville 100 0 0 0 2 o o o.
Home run, w. Kline; left on bases,
T "A. G.. 8: R.. A. c.. g.: bases ON
balls, off Romer 1: struck out, by
Romer 10; by Knesel 5. Umpires.
Palmer and Miller. Time of game,
2 hours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30

SAN FRANCISCO-Willie Kamm.
third sacker Of the Frisco Seals. is
touted as a second Rogers Hornsby
by coast league players. Kamm
fields sensationally and raps the
agate hard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30

The score by innings:
Keasbey -. 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 Cd
woodbridge +. o 0 o 0 0 o 2 o 20
Summary:-Struck out by 500. IL;
by Neider. 4: base on balls. on 500.
L; off Neider, /: double play. Cutter
Ito Petersen to Messick; sacrifice
hits. Burke, Gloff: stolen bases. Pet
ersen. Minkler; wild pitch, 500; hit
by pitcher, Whiterage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
DuPonts


r. g. W.. 10000 2 o.
DuPonts . 0 1 0 0 0 0 ? e.;
Two base hits. Hornsby, James
Curley. Bases on balls. off Eicken-
berger, >. Struck out. by Applegate
4; by Eickenberger. 3: by Stevens
. Passed balls. Render. 5. Hit b.
pitched ball. Eickenberger Ivan
Glider. Sacrifice hit. VanGilder
Williams, Smullen. Umpire. Trlggl
and Molly. Time of game. 1-45
Attendance, 200.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
Lyceulnns

Three base hits, Jacobs. Two base
hits, n. Harvey, Co;ey. Left on
bases, Piscataway, o; Lyceums, 4.
Umpire, Mullen. Attendance, 1,400.
Home runs. E. Starkins. Burke.
Score by innings: :.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
Bronx Giants
Huguenots Win Again.

The Huguenot baseball team shut
out the Great Kills combination yes
terday afternoon, 10. in a close and
Interesting game. This is the third
victory for the Huguenot nine owe
the Great Kills aggregation this
summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
B stars Win

The Dublin Stars defeated the
Hospital A. c. by a score of 15-3.
The victorious team would like to
arrange games with teams with a
1912 year old limit. Inquire at 346
Fayette street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
Tex Pounds Apple.

PORTLAND - Tex Westerzil
Beaver third baseman. is whaling
the apple at high speed. He Sc
cured three doubles and a single in
a recent game, scoring four runs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
Standings In MdJo,
Baseball Leagues
Genes Today.

NAlIONAL LEA0 tE.
Genes Today.
New York at Pittsburgh (two.)
Brooklyn at St. Louis (two.)
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. 4; Cincinnati, l..
(Second game postponed.)
Chicago, 4; Brooklyn, 3.
st. Louis, S; Philadelphia. 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30

Summary: three base hits. Sullivan.
G. Blanchard; two base hits, Grispart.
Smalley, Herman: struck out by
Dolina, q: by Barley. 8; base on
balls, off Dolina, 8; off Barley /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
Standing of Teams.
AMERICAN
Games Today

Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
(Open date for New York;
Yesterdays Results.
New York, 4: st. Louis, 8.
Washington, 8: Cleveland, ..
Standing of Teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30

TERRE HAUTE. Ind.-The Twi-
light League here has been support
ed equally as well as the Three
Eye clubs this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30

Amboys 80. 2 1901 ks
Two base hits, Coley. Left on
bases, Amboy, 4; Lyceums, 3. Bases
on balls. off Apologize, /; off Mil
chick, 2. Struck out. by Applegate,
Q: by Milchick, 3. Umpire, Mullen.
Attendance. 1000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
Miller Higgins.

The New York Yankees have been
a great financial success to the club
owners this year and Miller Hug
gins cant help but beam with
smiles when he talks about it. He
says:
"Yes, New York will make twice
as much financially as any other club
this season eyen IL the team doesn't
Twin the pennant. While Babe Ruth
2aa been the big attraction every
pre-, the big crowds aren't alto
hher due to his home run act.
We've been on the heels of the pen
nant all year and a team that has a
chance to win a pennant is always
~patronized. Then the Yankees are a
smuggling team. People get more
thrills in watching a team that slugs.
I cannot help but think that the ball
Is livelier this year than last. II
could hardly be possible that there
would be a new bunch of sluggers
develop so suddenly if 1t wasn't due
10 the live ball"
Walter Hagen.
Peculiar conditions made it impos-
sible for Walter Hagen to show his
real class in the English champion
ship matches at Deal. He says:
II could not play to the green.
The ball would not hold. The only
way to get near the pin was to pitch
short OF the green. This is the
style I do not care for and I found
myself playing the shots too loosely
and it gradually got worse and
worse. However. I'm going back
next year and maybe things will be
different"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
HIGH TIDE TABLE
Yost's Squad.

Yost's Squad.
ANN ARBOR- Coach Yost, of
Michigan will have a squad of 81
players from which to construct his
1920 football machine. The train
ing season starts Sept. Is.
The summer of 1920 has been a
real boomer in the sporting line.
o.
Let's look ahead, everybody. and
make winter-time as big a success
in sport Is the stuff that's keeping
us popped up now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-30
LYCEUMS WIN
AND LOSE GAME
Local Team Defeats Piscata-
way Arrows in IA Innings
But Loses Out to Amboys

The Lyceum A. c. of North Am
boy defeated the Arrow baseball nine
from Piscataway on the Raritan
Copper works field yesterday after
noon in a fourteen inning contest by
a score OF 4-s. but dropped the second
game, also an interesting diamond
battle. to Joe Mullen's Perth Amboy
club by a score of SD. To "Micky"
Milchick goes all the credit for good
work in this big double header. the
Lyceum ironman pitched nineteen OF
the twenty-five innings played by his
team and allowed eleven hits and five
runs in that time.
Lyceums Battle Arrows.
Ray Handerhan. the Arrow third
baseman. is mainly responsible for
the loss of the first game. The Arrow
third baseman in the fourteenth with
a man on third and m or first,
ran in for a bunt. when 1t is said
a signal was given to nip Cooley off
third, when Milchick attempted to
steal second. Larson, the Arrow
backstop made a perfect throw to
third, the ball going into left field
and coley scored with the winning
counter.
Harvey started strong for the Ar
rows, and pitched the entire fourteen
innings, being touched for six hits.
Seplacky pitched three innings for
the Lyceums and allowed three hits
in that time. Starkins and Burke
Piscataway team, the former secur-
ing three hits, one a homer, while
the latter secured a circuit clout and
a single. Coley secured three hits
for the winning team.
Jacobs triple in the ninth inning
with two men on the bags tied the
score and sent the game into extra
innings. The Lyceums played error
less ball in this game, while the Ar
rows made one miscue.
Milchick VS.. Apologize.
Apologize pitched for Amboy, and
Milchick continued for the Lyceums
in the second game. The Lyceum
pitcher was strong throughout, and
allowed only seven hits, while his
team collected the same number OF
Apologize.
Milchick and French featured at
the bat for the Lyceums in this game.
the pitcher securing three hits. The
Lyceums scored two in the first in
ming, but Amboy came right back
with the same number in their part
OF the initial session, and the going
was nip and tuck until Mullen's boys
passed the North Amboyans In the
middle of the game. Dametsch after
playing a sterling game at short in
the first contest made four errors in
the second game, materially aiding
the Amboyans in scoring their runs.
Pick" Mullen umpired both con-
tests and a crowd Of over 1000 wit
messed the game.
The score
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
"PSOHLAVCI."

Dramaticky sbor Tyl vypravi
dnes hru zpracovanou die zna-
meho historickeho romanu il
raskova "Psohlavci". Jest to
smutny obrazek z nasich d6jin
protireformacnich, kdy po be-
lohorske katastrofe byl mas sci.
sky lid ujafmovan. Hra liei ko-
nee Jana Koziny, jenz tvrdo.
hlavost svoji odpykal ma plzen.
ske sibenici, pod kterou volal
sveho vraha Lomikara ma soud
bozf do roka a dine. Proroctvi
narodnfho hrdiny Chodska sc
splni a Lomikar klesa mrtvici
porazen k zemi. Historicky o.
brazek ma nekolik velice lima.
vych seen, llohy jsou vesmes Y
osvedcenych rukou, takze Tyl
zftrejsi nedele mIAe eekati o.
petne velice dspesny vecer.
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KOPANA.

Ultra We 2::30 hod. odpol
bude zapas mezi Cechy Fire.
stone klubem z Akron ma Ideal
hrfsti. Nasledujici cesti hrac
necht' Sc dostavi: Borovansky
v. Novotny, j. Malina; Posik
Hrabak, V. Doksansky; Trnka
Brada, F. Doksansky, Duspiva
Kadlec. Nahradnici Holub a A
Novotny; outaf M. Straus
Ma minulou nedeli pTipravenJ
zapas nebyl konan, nasledken
cehoz ceske muzstvo venovalC
sc trainingu. Ultra trainuje re.
serva v 9 hod. jako obyGejne.
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OSOBNf.

Vcera odejel do St. Louis
Mo. p. Karel Bernreiter, pred.
seda Mar. Hlavn{ho Radu G.. S
P. S., ably promluvil Ultra ma
slavnosti, jfz vzpomenou kra'
jane tamni druheho jubilea
prOhlaSenl CSI. repubfIky.
Minulou sobotu, ma slavno.
sti padesateho vyroci fadu Ce.
chic, C.. S. P. S. v N. S. Pitt.
sburgh, Pa, dleli tam PIP. j
V. Lunak, tajemnfk Mar. Hlav
Radu C.. S. P. S. a J. E. Peck
druhy mfstopfedseda tehoz
Pan Lunak promluvil o slavno,
sti cesky, p. Peck anglicky.