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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-17
missed, especially by the young people

missed, especially by the young people
as he was a great favorite.
Many attended the reception given
at the club house for the Thomas fam
lily before their departure for their new
home of Mile Laos Lake.
A: W. Cook and daughter, Mrs. Ole
Christensen and children with Mrs
Finsted and little daughter Of Hoffman,
were the guests of T. s. Look and sister
Wednesday. Mrs. Finstcd visited here
nine years ago. There. are many i'm
provements since that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Cook expect to
spend the winter in California.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-17

~creatures Think We're Hen Hawks"
sorts Of worthless things and you don't
mind in the least. You have no desire
to be NICE"
'"That's true enough" said the Grit
fon Vulture. II don't see the use in
bothering to be nice. It would be such
an effort"
1T isn't such an effort for some
creatures to be nice. And I do not do
the things that the old hen hawk does
and neither does my cousin and his
family, the Red-Tailed Hawk family.
"We suffer for the sins of the old
hen hawk. Creatures think we're hen
hawks and prosecute us because they
thinkewe're bad. Many of our family
have been killed because folks thought
they Belonged to the Hen Hawk fam
1ly."
my advice to you," said the Chiffon
Vulture, lis to be bad and mean and
live up to your reputation"
1--WE couldn't do that for worlds"
said the Red-Shouldered Hawk.
WHY uOl5 iShCu IAO uAe
ture. III they think your family be-
HAYES in such way then behave in
such q way and get some fun out of
your bad reputation"
1--WE wouldn't disgrace the family
name no matter what folks thought
of U.s." said the Red-Shouldered Hawk,
"'and we're only hoping that one Of
these days folks will know the truth
about us and that we aren't the hen
hawks. We hope they will know
that there are two kinds of hawks
like the hen hawks in looks but not
in ways
"Yonre queer. all right" said the
Chiffon VU,,;ure.
"Q*:cr to want to be decentT'
asked the Red-Shou1dered Hawk.
'That is queer to Chiffon Vulture."
II supp 'se it is,'' said the Red-Shoul-
dered Hawk, "but luckily the world
isn't made up Of Chiffon Vultures."
1--WE wouldn't care to make up the
world" the Chiffon Vulture ended, "as
we like to prey on what other crea-
lures are dead"
"And we want that truth known
about US, the truth that we're not bad
as they think" ended the Red-Shoul-
dered Hawk.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-17

Miss Vernida Look was the guest of
her sister Florence at Hillman Friday
and Saturday. Mrs. G. E. Look gave
a party for Florence Friday afternoon,
it being her Sth birthday.
Mr.. BueSaler and aunt visited in Last
rup Friday.
Miss Lila Hoskins and Bennie Olson
were married last week, we understand.
They are to make their home on Mr..
Sell s farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sims arc the
happy parents Of fine baby girl. Mrs.
, Sims is with her parents in Ripley, but
will be home soon.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-17

MI. and Mrs. Buessler visited with
Mr.. Buessler's sister and family Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Bowen attended the Ladies' Aid
society Thursday afternoon.
i The play given at the club rooms
Saturday evening was pronounced a
success.
T. S. Look, his sister and neice visit
ed with the c. E. Look family at Hill
man Sunday afternoon.
Our school commenced Monday with
Miss Yeager as teacher. We expected
to have Miss Hauseman of Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-17

Tuesday morning for White, South
Dakota, where they expect to make
|, their future home.
Edwin johnson left last week for St.
Peter, where he attends school.
Miss Bertha Thorsen came home Sat-
urday from North Dakota, where she
has been employed.
Miss Lena Larson of Citeral spent
few days last week visiting at the
F. G.. Carlson home here.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-17
SWANVLLE TOWN

Sept. 13.-The dance Thursday night
at Zwilling's was we'll attended.
Sam Campbell is in this neighborhood
threshing.
Mrs. B. Powers Of F1ensburg visited
at Mrs. NJ. Birchem 8 Thursday.
, Miss Helen Zilka of Flensburg visit
ed with Marie Schlumpberger a few
days last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-09-17
Never Hits Twice.

Teacher-Why is it that lightning
never strikes twice in the same place?
Jimmie-Because, after it hits once,
the place isn't there any more.--Ex.-
.ehange. ..;.. ~se...g... ..<...::..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
WOODBRIDGE IS
BEATEN AGAIN
Railway Coored Giants En-
JOY Batting Bee in Sixth,
Seventh and Ninth.


WOODBRIDGE, Sept. 2f.-In a
game played Sunday afternoon at the
Woodbridge A. c. diamond the home.
team.met defeat at the hands OF the
strong Coiored Giants of Railway,
ST.. The visitors fielding and humor-
Gus remarks were the outstanding
features of the game. Moore pitch
ing for the Railway team allowed
only seven hits and these he kept well
scattered. He received good backing.
Martin. a recruit pitcher. went
along for five innings in great style
and looked like a big find for the
woodbridge team. Out of the first
twelve putouts he was credited with
eight strikeouts. In the sixth how
even the visitors got to him for three
hits, which coupled with a sacrifice
and an error accounted for three
runs.
In the seventh on two hits, a
sacrifice and IN error the visitors
secured two more runs. Three adj
ditional runs were scored by them
In the ninth when Martin hit three
men and passed one, allowing a
double and a single.
The lone tally was scored by the
locals on a hit. an error and q pass
in the ninth. The Woodbridge A. z.
had ten men left on bases but they
were unable to get the necessary hits
to bring them in.
The xrore fofloWx.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
ESyI1I[MIMI

How much longer will the pub
nc stand for its boxing champions
10 Keep their titles wrapped in the
napkin Of the no-decision lights?
Two recent defeats administered
to the bantam champion, Peter Her
man, by Joe Burman and Jack Shar-
Key. respectively, put the subject in
drydock for the nngsfde customers
TO gaze upon.
No sport can succeed unIess Il in
on the up-and-up and above board
in all its phases. No-decisdon fights
don't have this flavor. People do
not mind seeing champions make a
little stack of dollars on Of their
titles, but they don't like to see the
things overworked.
A Champion, who can't defend his
title every time he enters the ring.
m a real champion in his division.
he Is a poser. He IL working the
title for a graft.
Leonard, Kifbane. Wilson and
Herman-how long do you suppose
they would hold their titles II they
boxed decision fights? The only fell
lows they'll box with a referees de-
cision attached are sure-things
whom they themselves name. Then
they hog-tie their opponents by
weight stipulations and other a
ters to safeguard their meal ticket
-A.he title.
Jack Dempsey is about the only
champion who isn't afraid to take a
chance. He comes under the same
class OF champions as Man o. War
and Babe Ruth. Their positions are
secure. Dempsey packs his decisions
In his first. That's were all champs
are supposed to have the goods.
How would you like to have your
ball games decided by the scribes OF
the umpires In the newspapers the
day following the game? This com.
parison may be a bit far-fetched
but the principle Is the same. It'G
lead pipes to fimsy that you'd soon
lose interest in the greatest game on
earth.
Cold feet and a real champion
shouldn't be bedfellouts. but most
Of the present title holders are az
thick with the hoof iceberss as grass
hoppers in Kansas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
REFUSE To TOSS
FOR BIC CAME
Michelins Declare Game Nus
be Staged in Midtown OF
They Win Not Play.

Manager Harry Appiegafe and
Secretary Ray Hundy. Of the Rarl-
tan Copper Works baseball assocln-
ton. have kept in constant commits
~nication with the MicheHn Tire
Company in regard to the Arranging
Of the final game to decide the IN
dustrial champion Of Middleeex
county. since the copper workers
evened the score with the firemeu
several weeks ago. and Manager
Snedeker has notified the local
baseball officials that his team will
not play the game anywhere but a
their home grounds.
The decision reached by the Mill
town manager is unsportsmanfike
when IL is taken into Confederation
that Manager Applegate offered fo
decide on the playing field BY a toss
OF a coin.
The Michelins and Copper Works
have been rivals for the county
honors for some time. and very a.
ten the county race ends with ne.fh-
er team the rightful owner OF the
honors because Of the Miche1tu
teams constant do as I say pot
icy. A real sport fan, no matter
which team he favors, q easily
see that the method proposed -
Applegate to decide the playIne
ground for the final game Ii thu.
best possible. and it is hoped that
Manager Snedeker win agree to 4
tozs-up. or that the managers viii
decide on a neutral field on which
to play the game
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
BflIx Burke.

The Cincinnati Reds picked of
sweet kid in Sammy Bohne II Bill,
Burke,s opinion OF the youngster i
true. Burke is the trainer OF tn
Seattle ball club, where Sammy !
still showing his baseball knowledge
Burke says:
Tin my opinion Sammy Bohne
IL greater than any third base
man that ever wore q Coast
League uniform. Why, Cincin-
natl got Bohnc for a song In
giving only $17,50O for him. He
Is worth twice as much as that.
I'm here TO say that In two
years he'll be In = class by him.
self In the majors. Why, In
seven games against the ver-
Tigers he connected for
eighteen hits, more than some
playeas collect In a month. He
handled fifty-one chances with
but one error plus forty-two as
sists. Besides all that he ran
the bases like Ty Cobb was doing
D few years ago. His determine
ton and speed are his greatest
Efssets.o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
O. S. Rifle Most Accurate.

The United States standard
Springfield proved at the Olympic
Games that 1t was the most accurate
rife in the world.
In competition with rifles of every
conceivable type and pattern, with
nc restrictions as to telescope
sights. special barrels and other ac-
Eessories which make for accuracy,
Sergeant Morris Fisher, u. s. Fisher,
U. s. Marines, of Youngstown, Ohio.
firing the u. s. championship of the
world at Antwerp. Belgium, last
month.
Ninety crack shots from thirteen
different nations competed in this
300-meter Free Rifle Event, and Ser
geant Fisher pulled up under the
wire with a score of 996 out of a
possible 1880, which was "
points in the lead of his nearest
rival. Larsen, OF Denmark, accord
ing to advices received recently by
Sergeant ". j. Walker, of the local
office of the sea-soldiers at 101
Smith St., Perth Amboy. N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
WHAT THEY SAT-


The Coast League is clogged b!
too many veteran FASTENERS, accord
Ing to the wise and ~farseeing Waltel
chief overseer of the Port
Beavers. He says:
"Why, IL Red Kinifer tries
to go through another season
with his present team wen all
be kept broke buying flowers
for there will be about fourteen
funerals. Their joints squeak 80
much when they play that
you think you are around some
sort OF grinding machine. It Is
the young players we develop
on the coast for the majors, not
those who r about through
and getting by on experience,
that the fans talk about$ There
Is only one way 70 develop them.
That II by getting EN- when
they are young and playing them
regularly. Their dash and
spirit, their chance-taking, VIII
make up for what thcylack IN
baseball knowledge OF the nne
points Of the game"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
LYCEUMS BEAT FREEHOLD
BY 11-3 SCORE IN FAST GAME

The strong representative Freehold
Baseball team was handed n neat
lacing or their home grounds on
Sunday afternoon by a score Of ia.
the Lyceums OF this city being the
parties responsible for the melting out
of the severe punishment. Mickey"
Milchick, whose work on the mound
and at the bat for The Amboy OUTFIT
has been sensational, twiried q
masterful game for the boys from
North Amboy allowing six hits and
striking out thirteen batters. In ad-
dition to his wonderful work on the
mound Milchick secured two home
runs and a double In 1--WE trips to
the plate. Coley for the Lyceums
and Quinn for the home team belted
the pill for circuit smashes.
The visitors scored Ave runs IN
the second, and three each In the
third and seventh innings, and Mich
lex eased up In the eighth and ninth
innings. allowing the home team their
only runs. The largest crowd OF the
season attended the game.
vHrrcumg
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
PAGER Midgets Win.

Four victories and one defeat was
the MI of the PAGER Midgets over the
week end. victories being scored over
the New Brunswick avenue midgets.
State street midgets. Mechanic street
midgets and the Stopin All Stars,
while q loss was received at the
hands of st. Anthony midgets.
Three More For the Arrows.
The Arrow Midgets won three
games over the week end, defeating
the High Stalls, New Brunswick ave-
M and Hall avenue midgets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
TIGHTENS GRIP
on FIRST PLACE OF LEAGUE

The Brooklyn Dodgers gained
another half game on both the Gin
cinnati and New York teams in the
National League race yesterday. The
Dodgers have games to be
played. New York eleven and the
Reds fourteen II the Dodgers lose
all seven, the Giants viii have TO
win seven out OF eleven to tie them,
while the Reds viii find it necessary
to win eleven out OF fourteen TO tie
the leaders
In the American League rae the
Yankees broke their four game los
ing streak, Chicago won their fifth
straight, while Cleveland annexed
their sixth straight, and the three
game lead of the Speaker team over
the Yanks and the me and . half
game lead over Gleason's tribe re-
manned intact
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
A fans . fan wherever met,
His voice Is full and round,
The only club he sees for dust
Is on hts own home ground.

A fans q fan wherever met,
Hts voice Is full and round.
The only club he sees for dust
Is on hts ovn home ground.
Two clubs are at die Polo Grounds,
But one at Ebbcts park.
And goehi the only difference
Is in their pennant bark.
F1atbush loves Uncle Bobbie,
For he's saIved the team along
Until they're winning ball games
With bits OF dance and song.
New York Is some divided
Tween Giants and the Yank-
II one dont cop the other may
Johns youngsters OF Hugs tanks.
A baseball fan is neither reason
able nor clever. He Is one-sided in
all his views. His perspective is
limited to M key-hole. His holler
only responds TO one chord-that Is
get a cut on a world series.
The Brooklyn fans idea of q good
time to see the Dodgers take q
double-header from the Giants or
Reds, while a New York rooter
wouldn't give a nickle to see a gross
of bail games like that.
They've got the pennant fever I'm
Brooklyn 30 bad that Uncle Robbie
|forbids his customers to drink pop
that Is, since the bottle-throwing
epidemic became dangerous. Since
there are no bottles to throw they
are using straw hats instead. Every
6nW rh0H EnNH nm n straw MaRL nR
two.
Cash customers at the Polo
Grounds are seeing two games now.
They keep one eye on the Giants and
the visiting club and the other eye
Is glued on the scoreboard, which
keeps time to the ciub-beats OF the
Yankees, who are walking through
the wild and woody west.
Every time the Yanks win a game
New York scrfbes send big headlines
out to the composing room ANNOUNCE
err, is getting the Polo Grounds mani
cured for the world SERIES. Feeling
for the Giants IL less tense. They're
figuring the McGrawftes I'm the past
tense or tho future-but not In the
present.
New York Is decidedly partisan 10
the Yanks this year-all OF which
|pleases John McGraw-not.
Fans are such funny blokes,
In fact. they are quite queer
They haven't time for politics,
Nay, nay-not now, my dear.
The scoreboaxd and the baIlot-box
Each has it's different squeaks-
But candidly those candidates
Must wait q few more weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
ATLANTIC PLAN FOR
SEASON ON D

The Atlantic Nationals having COM
pleted their baseball schedule are
now preparing to build up as worthy
a record on the basketball court. J.
Samisch, manager of the team, is pre-
pairing the team at the ~forty-seyenth
regiment armory in Brooklyn, and
a challenge IL issued to n 140
pound team having a home court.
This team win open early in October.
For games write the manager at IS
avenue. Brooklyn, or phone
Bushwick 2492 evenings or Worth
800 between 9 and s O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
House Is Suicide Factory.

MARTINS FERRY, O.-Home of
Mrs. Steve Kozolko here b known as
the house of suicides. Within a pe-
riod or four months. two husbands.
AFTER shooting their wives, commit
TED suicide. Julius Glowski, SO,
shot and seriously wounded his wife
who had just returned here from
Chicago. She was visiting at the
Kozoiko house when her husband.
from whom she was separated.
sought her out. Mrs Kozolko was
shot four months ago by her hus-
band. Steve, who then committed
.suicidea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
Trip Van WinkBen Found Locked
In Attic.

BELFAS ST. - Detectives. in a
search for stolen property. forced
way into a locked attic. They
found a Withholding man with fiow-
ing hair. and a beard reaching to
his waist. To escape charges of en-
oezzlement he was believed to hayz
escaped to America but the land
lady explained he had been hidden
In the room for fifteen years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
PROTECT YOUR CMLD-AND OTHERS

The beginning Of III brings cougni
and colds "a many Children. At the hrsi
sign of q cold It is well 10 give a child 9
dose Of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
safe. reliable cough medicine. Mrr.
J. B. Pluijmers. 2ls Autumn St.. Passaic.
J., writes: "Foleys Honey and Tar
certainly Is the best cough end cold rem
iren like Il. Good for coughs. cold. Group
Rhooping cough. hay fever and asthma.
Sold by Bsrnekov & Petzs-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
WIN N
FROM RAILWAY TEAMS

The Glover Juniors won two
games Sunday defeating the Liberty
A. G. OF Railway in the morning at
that place by a cor OF SIS, while
in the afternoon the Merkle A. C.,
Of Railway. came here and met de-
feat by a score of 30. The C1overs
want games for next Sunday. Their
manager Is Tony Palermo. OF 2t5
Washington street. telephone 1916.
This team claims the junior cham
pionship OF Perth Amboy.
The ore by innings of Sundays
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
NIGHT Practice for Ruteers

NEW BRUNSWICK - Night
practice was started with a long
signal drill by the Rutgers football
team here last night in preparation
for the Ursinus game on Saturday.
Scrimmaging is now q regular part
of practice work. Punting was
featured. Coach Sanford, who was
called away last week, Is expected
back today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
Says Old Paintings Are Disappearing

PARIS.-'Tn a hundred years, un-
less a great change occurs in the
composition of artists paintings.
nothing will be left of modern paint
ings but unsightly biackened cam
vases" declares an art critic.
"Miliet's great pictures are showing
rapid signs of decay. Attention to
the mechanical side OF art must be
resumed If modern works are not to
perish"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21

Williams replaced vanderveer In
the seventh.
Rue replaced williams IN the
seventh.
Score by innings:
Lyceums 80 $4,000 Oil
Freehold 80 20 0 o o o 0 2 T. .
Three base hit. Williams; two base
hits. Dametch, 1; Milchick, 1; Kopko.
4; B. Nesly, Q.
Struck out, by Milchick. Is; by
Vanderveer, s: by Williams. 2.
Double play. Milchick to Kopko to
'Coley.
Home runs. Miichick. 2; Colsy, 1:
Quinn, 1.
Time Of game. 2 hours.
Umpire, DOC" Jenkins.
Attendance, 1900.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
6; Boston. I (1S).
Q; Chicago. 1 t2nd).
Standing of Teams

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games Today
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Yesterdays Results
New York, 4; st. Louis, . I'll IN
nings).
Chicago. 10; Philadelphia. 6.
Cleveland. 8; Boston. ..
Washington, o; Detroit, Q.
STANDING NJ Teatua
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21

TRENTON NINE EASILY
WINS FROM HELMETTA, 8-2

By Special Correspondent
HELMETTA, Sept. 21.-The strong
Lenoxville team. of Trenton, won
over the locals Sunday afternoon at
Hoffman's field by the o of ga.
Errors played a prominent part In the
defeat OF the locals though Frank
Smith, of New Brunswick, was
touched up for thirteen hits. Three
runs were scored in the last stanza.
Callahan erred three times for
Helmetta.
The o by innings foiiown
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21

CINCINNATI-Pat Moran boasts
of-two football coaches on his team.
Besides Greacy Neale, who made q
hit at the Marietta gridiron last fall,
Joe Meyers has been named coach
Of St. Xavier.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
"a / ~ .

R.H.E.
W. A. c. 10000 ii 6 5
r. C. @. 5000 0320 S-s . 2
Summary: Two base hits. Syrus;
sacrifice hits, Robinson, Edgar. Van
Dyke; passed ball. Fender, Robinson;
hit by pitcher, by Martin, Robinson.
E. Stokes Dawson, Van Dyke; by
Moore. Pfeiffer; base on balls, OFF
Martin 1, by Moore 4: struck out,
by Martin. II, by Moore, 4.
Umpire, H. Oberlies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21

LONDON - Sergeant Charles
Whitcroft contracted cholera during
service in India. He was certified
dead and placed In a coffin. Then he
came to and kicked the lid of the
CONN. Now Whitcroft's kicking be-
cause the war ONCE deducted the
s Of the coffin from his pay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
BoIme's Nerve.
SAN

SAN FRANCISCO - Sammy
Bohne, recent purchaser of the Reds
has q lot of nerve. He has tried to
steal home seven times this season
and made the play on six occasions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21

SEATTLE-Clyde Wares, himself
a CASTOR from Oakland, is proving
the theory that his type often come
back strong. He has seven former
Oakland discards in his regular
lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
Ty Plans Hunt.

DETROIT-Ty Cobb will go
moose hunting in the northern
woods for one week after the Amer
lean League cas- closes. He'll
then go to the coast to play in an
exhibition series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
HELMETTL SHUTS OUT
HGHTSTOWH TEAM, so

HI9HISIOWN, Sept. z1-Hel-
meta put a go defeat against the
strong H~ightstown team at shis place
on Saturday and an erroriess game
helped with batting at a time when
hits meant runs. Plat played the
best game for Helmetta- This Il
Hightaown teams FIRST shut-out OF
the season,
The score follows: =
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21

The only difference between -
fans IN New York and those o9<1
across the BROOKLYN bridge Is IN thriI
geography.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
cHEL@ ARE NOW HOLDING up The DECIDING GAME OF SERIES WITH lingo
In Mao,
Baseball Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Other teamE not scheduled.
Yesterdays Results
New York. 8; Cincinnati, 2 (1st).
Cincinnati, Q; New York, 2 (2nd).
Brooklyn, 2; Pittsburgh. 1 Go in
nings).
81. Louis. 4; Philadelphia, 3 Go
innings).
Chicago. 6; Boston. 1 (1s).
Boston, 9; Chicago, / t2nd).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21

Helmets 100 2 o 0 o.
Trenton $3.50 0 03110 0 3-S
Two base hits. Hecker: struck out,
LeSse, Is; Smith, Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-21
St. John Mideets win

The st. John Midgets defeated the
Sacred Heart Jrs.. at South Amboy
Sunday afternoon by a o OF 10-4.