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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
I. A. C. SECURE JERSEY CITY
TWlRLER FOR GAME SUNDAY

Realizing the strength Of the Jer-
sey City All Leaguers coming to Tot
tenville Sunday under the guidance
of Ray Williams. Manager Hilker of
the Tottenvllle A. c.. has secured
Miller Hoffmeyer. a Jersey City star
to do the heaving for the home team
in this game, and in so doing strength
en- the only weakness the Tottenville
team appears to show sc far this
year.
Williams boasts of a strong Quilt,
and hopes to score the first victory
over the T. A. g. Just what lineup
the Jersey City team will array
against Hilkers outfit has not been
announced as yet, but the fans can
rest assred that It will be some
struggle.
Behind tho new pitcher the home
team is expected to have their reg
ular lineup, and in this q score
their third victory of the season. The
regular Tottenville pitchers will be
on hand ready for reserve duty.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
PIONEERS TO PLAY TWO
M OVER END

The Pioneer baseball team of this
city has arranged two big games for
the coming Weekend. On Saturday
they will take IN the strong indie
pendents of T~ottenville on the Il. A.
c. oval, and on Sunday they will
cross bats with the Matawan repre-
sentative team. Crowl and $. Bonal-
sky will do the battery work in the
first game. while Jensen viii do the
heaving i'll the Sunday game.
Last night the Pioneers defeated
the Sherldans in a twilight game by
a score of So. Jensen, Crowl and
Thomson divided tho pitching for
the Pioneers, while Thomas and Cady
were in the points for the visiting
combination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
lRONs|DESPLAY
ANbOYS SUNDAY
Newark Team, Considered
Strongest Semi-Pro in East
win Oppose Local Cracks

{ The strongest semi-professlonal
baseball team in this section of the
country will appear on the Raritan
Copper Works field Sunday afternoon
against Joe Mullen's Perth Amboy
nine. This team is the Ironsides of
Newark and they VIII appear with
their regular lineup.
The lineup of the Newark combi-
nation for this game has not been
announced as yet. but baseball fol-
lowers throughout the state are
aware of their reputation and look
for the Amboy team to receive q
sound drubblng. Everything arouHd
Newark falls before the onslaught of
the Ironside team, n It Is said that
some OF the big league cams would
not have a how with this combina-
ton.
Either 500 or Applegate will be
chosen to attempt slowing up the
driver of the Newarkers, SO that the
Amboy batters can clout out a vic
tory. A win over this team would
place the Amboy combination high in
semi-professional circles throughout
this state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
AMBOY B0WlERS
LOSE IN COUNTY SEAT

The representative bowling team
of the local Y. NJ. G. A. travelled to
New Brunswick last night where
they were defeated in three straight
games by the association team OF
that place. Goodwin won high aver
age honors in this match with 1917,
while ~Pemberton of the visiting team
was high average man for the Amboy
combination, 1871. Smith of the win
ming team rolled high score, I'll.
All three games were taken o.
good sized margins. the second being
the closest, and was decided by ff-
teen pins.
Teams are being lined up for the
Endurance bowling contest to be run
off on the "Y" alleys from 2 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon until 10 o'clock
at night. 1t is expected that ten teams
will enter In this contest, i've have
already been lined up.
Tho Ganrns
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
How Fish Est.

When a Goldfish ats it takes an oy-
ster in its mouth, cracks the shell, de-
gests the meat, and elects the shell.
Crabs crack the shells Of their smaller
nelghbors and suck out their meat.
This accounts for the mounds of shells
which are found beneath the waves.
And, as further illustrating the n
slant destruction going on In the
oceans depth, 1t is said that If a snip
sinks at sea II will be eaten by the
fsh with the exception Of its metal
portions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB WILL
TAKE FIELD AGAIN SUNDAY
su Special Correspondent.

81 Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, May 21:-The crack
Keasbey Field Club win make It's In
itial appearance on the diamond
Sunday when they Will clash with the
fast Woodbridge A. A. on the Wood
bridge diamond.
The K~easbeyites have a fast aggre-
CATION again representing them on
the diamond this season and should
have no trouble In making another
record season.
George Fullerton IS slated to occu-
py the mound and Frank Bader VIII
receive him. Maloney will be station,
ed at first and Johnny Fullerton Will
be seer at second. Tom Burke Will
occupy short and Benny Glon VIII
cavort around the difficult corner
The outfeld Will be well taken care
of by Pfeiffer, Larsen and katrausky'
butch Neider is slated to pitch
for Woodbridge and Pender will
catch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
No Sure Relief Until the Cause
Is Removed.

When the blood becomes In
Tested with millions of tiny dis
ease germs that attack the skin,
then the fiery irritation and in
tense itching will remain with you
until these germs are removed
from the blood.
Genuine relief therefore, Ear
only be expected from a treatment
that goes right to the seat Of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
SAINTS WIN PRACTICE
GAME FROM THE Y. M. H. A.

Ruhe Aliens Y. NJ. H. A.. baseball
team was defeated in a practice game
by the st. Anthony baseball team OF
this city on the Raritan Copper
Works field last night. BY their show
ing in last nights game it can be
seen that the local association has
material enough to make a strong bid
for the state championship.
Young and Flynn did the pitching
for the Saints, while Schwartz did the
mound work for the association
team. These two teams may get to-
gether in another twilight game neXt
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Tunls Agricultural State.

The regency of Tunis, having its
northern or Mediterranean limit in the
same latitudinal position as the state
of North Carolina and, like North Car
olina. supporting an estimated pop
ui&tion of 100000 on an area Of
about 10000 square miles, is essential
ly an agricultural country, deriving its
wealth from farm and mine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
AL ROBERTS KNOCKS OUT
NELSON IN 4TH ROUND

AL Roberts. the Staten Island
heavyweight, knocked out Harry Mel
son, a borough rival. in the fourth
round of a scheduled twelve-round
bout at the Bayonne A. A. last night.
In the semi-fiual attraction BARLEY
Madden had a shade over Ole Ander-
son after et-ht fast rounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Arranging Memorial Day Game.

gu Spssirf Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, May Zine
management of the Morgan \. Z; -
making an effort to stage a basebail
game in this city on the AFTERNOON
tba south Amboy hospital. The mat
ter has been placed before the mayor;
who has placed his stamp OF approval
on the project. An effort is being
made TO secure the du Pont team OF
ParIin for the attraction on that
date. These two teams are o
evenly matched and should make an
interesting contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Terrible Tortures From
Itching Skin Diseases

trouble, and strikes at its cause.
Such a remedy is 8. s. s., the re-
liable old blood purifier that kills
the germs Of disease, and sends .
new supply of rich red blood
~coursing through the veins.
S. 8. S. has been used success
fully in some OF the worst cases
Of eczema and other skin disor-
ders.
For valuable literature write to
Medical Adviser, 10s Swift Labo-
ratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Hercules Juniors Annex Came

The Hercules Juniors defeated the
jefferson Juniors on the Raritan
Copper Works field yesterday after
noon by a score of %. Pape, the
winning pitcher. was in fine form,
while Kohn put up n creditable exhi-
bition on the mound for the losing
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21

NEW YORK-Sir Thomas lipton's
Shamrock ", challenger for Amer
ica's cup, will ave Approximately
1900 more square feet of sail than
either the Vanitie or the R~esolute, n
Of which will be the defender.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Gibbs Wont Join.

TEREE HACTE-There are two
boxing clubs operating here. The
fans hoped they would unite this
summer, but they won't. One will
use the ball park and the other a
theatre building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21

The Emerald A.. G.. of South Amboy
q. light senior team has Just organ
tyed and Is DESTROYS of optaillns
Danaes with other teams in this class
On This vicinity. Peter J. kosh, Z. o.
462, South Amboy, Is their man
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
May Lose Racing.

CHEYENNE. Wyo-This years
19-day race meet here at Frontier
Park may be the last. Poor patron
age the past few seasons has caused
the Breeders Association to hesitate
over future plans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
eon,h ,mbov .Yv without Game.

BIZ Special Correspondent
SOTTH ANiBOY, Ma 2l-Ihe Jel-
sey City Y. NJ. G. 4. has caneelteu tne
Ia game scheduled for tomor-
row afternoon and as a consequence
the local ''Y' Is without a game ZOE
this Week end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Shakes Tn pcIS.

NEW ORLEANS-Manager Dobbs
of the Pelicans Is giving his ball club
a shaking up. Besides acquiring Tim
Mu-chison. s~outhpaw, from Cleve-
land, he has called in some players
from the Texas League.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21

COLUMBIA, Mo.-The University
of Missouri football team VIII nave
distinctive tiger uniforms TINS iall'
PLAYERS will wear striped shirts.
striped Jerseys and a new type OF
headgear. The new outfit will cost
$4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Vc,y Light senior Team starts.

A new light senior teaem has or
ganized IN this vicinity. they belng
the star A. G. of Kre1schervHle, >. l;
This team has its home round ana
will play either at home or traVsi
Aue1isf HUH, Of Nrelsehervfle, Is
managing the tenem.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Martin Scores Knockout

HARRISBURG, w. Va, May III
Bob Martin. champion heavyweight
of the A. Z. F., scored a knockout
over Johnny Saxon. of Newark; n IL,
in the fifth round OF a scheduled To-
round bout here last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21

TOLEDO-With the national open
golf championship scheduled to take
place here at the Inverness links In
August, the club win be a busy place
this summer. Medal plays are already
under way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
LEGION Swim Meet.

PEORIA-The American Legion
of Illinois will open Its state athletic
program with an aquatic meet In
July. The place has not been DECIDED
VET The meet will be the first of n
sertes which viii cover all kinds or
aporta
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21

NEW ORLEANS-The Pels have
signed a shortstop by the name OF
SewelL. He is playing with the univer-
sity Of Alabama team. Manager
I Dobbs thinks he has uncovered a
fad"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21

NEW YORk-Max Bohland. star
10 OOO-meter runner of the Paulist
A. G. here, has taken out citizenship
napers, He was born in Germany.
Max Is considered a strong olympic
candidate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
controI That Is Important.

1t is easy to forget a kindness and
TO remember q kick. Yet controlling
our recollections Is almost as impor-
tant as controlling u temper
Eliot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Standings In Major
Baseball L League S
LEAGUE
Emnsua T~I-

Games Today
New York ut Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia I St. Louis.
Yesterdays Results
Chicago. 4; New York, 2.
Cincinnati, Z: Brooklyn. o.
Boston, 5; Pittsburgh. l..
St. Louis. s; Philadelphia, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE

VIIICs INUdY
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-21
Yesterday Results

New York. S: St. Louis, 8.
Chicago. IS; Washington, 5 GIG in.)
Boston. q: Detroit, o..
Cleveland. 10; Philadelphia, 4.
Standing of Teams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
LIMITS BUSINESS SCHOOL.
Harvard Adjucnt Faced Lack Of Kquip-
ment and Insufficient Funds.

The Harvard Business School u faced
with heavy enrolment, inmHe,cut
funds, and lack of adequate eauiprnent
for next FalFs term. As a rezoIlt Il has
recently been announced, the authorize.
will be forced 10 limit the rize 81 It's
incoming class this autumn IN order u
maintain its educational standards
sudden jump Of cnrollmenr to 4f2
last year, az against high marx of
232 for preceding sessions, hs.s seriousiy
taxed the schools facilities, IL u stated.
Next fall a further large increase =
inevitable. Meanwhile the school has
insufficient funds 10 meet any decided
growth IN it's operating expenses, and
is unable to find sufficient spaoe Tor
further growth in the shape u csvs-
rooms and Laboratories, on account n
prior claims Of other departments a
has building Of its own. aud an sde.
quate endowment to provide for in.
creases in the teaching staff, limit on
the size Of incoming clauses VIII BE- M
perative. This announcement Il now
made In order not To inconvenience tbo~e
who plan 10 enter the school merit SeyA~r1..
Der, and who may have to be ref1scd @d.
mission.
The original beadqnsrters a ste
school, Lawrence Hall, is laryely outs
grown, and arrangements have ben
made for additional temporary quv4erl
IN the Harvard Union. The rcafing
room space used by the BusfDev S~hoof
in the great Widener Library - beng
increased at the expense q other de-
partments, but these changes are no< er-
pected 10 prove Sufficient
The increasing sire of cla~-cs s slso
forcing those IN charge n divide lsrgs
courBes into smaller groups, and Md
hons n the faculty are thus entail~S
Yet there are funds for only limited
expansion Of the teaching oorr~ next
term.
"A restriction IN numbers win 10 bet
ter than reduction in our educationsl
standards" said Wallace y Donhar.
Dean Of the Business School, recently.
"but we still hope that nert year We
an arrange IN some way 70 take care
Of al cornptent applicant,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
CHERRY AND WHITE
HAS BIG SCHEDULE
Local High School Eleven Will
Meet Some of Fastest Teams
of This Section.

The Cherry and White football team
will play their opening game of the season
with Salem on Saturday, September %
the game to be played at home. The High
School did not play this team last year
Camden will be the attraction on October
2. This team was played at Camden last
year when the locals lost, 14-7.
Central High, which won last year, $50,
will again be played at Philadelphia on
October 9. P. |. d. will be the attraction
at home on October is. The locals defeat
ed this team last year 21H3. National
Farm School in this city will be the op-
ponents for October 23. This team was
not played last year, but has a strong
eleven.
The real test of the season will come on
November 6, when Woodbury. High
School will be played at home. The Jersey
team was the champion team of that State
lastNear. Another great game is expected
November 13, when Chester will be play
ed In Chester. The locals won last year
$50. Norristown High School will be
played on November 20. The Cherry
and White team defeated this team last
year 20.
A game may be played with the Alumni
on November 25. although it is possible a
school may be scheduled for this day
West Chester High School will be the at
traction en- October 80, this game to be
played away from home. The locals won
last years game, 1877.
Assistant Coach Rudley is anxious that
all candidates get out for the practice
that is being held daily at Eighteenth and
Van Buren streets. The showing so far has
been very good, but it is still hoped that
some more candidates will turn out tc
make position on the team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
LEADERS CLOSE UP
IN PENNANT FIGHT
Eight-Point Margin Now Sepa-
rates Three Leaders in Ameri-
can League Race.

The American League race frightened
down To an eight point margin between
the leading teams when New York
defeated Cleveland and the White Sox
, won from Boston. Taking the game
Yesterday g to I the Yankees evened up
the crucial series with the Indians.
Ruth made his forty-eighth homer OF
the season while Shawkcy by winning
the game yesterday made it SIX out
OF seven for this year against Boston;
Eddie Murphy, pitch hitting for Chi
cago, made IL possible for the, White
SoS 20 defeat Boston 5 to 3 when his
groundcr with the bases full resulted
in three runs Detroit won both games
Of double header from the Athletics
4 to O and 5 to 2.
In the National League the Dodgers
managed TO cling TO top place when they
won from ST. Louis and New York and
Cincinnati did not play. Ii took Brook
lyn eleven innings to defeat the Cardinals
Q TO 2.
Pittsburg continued its winning streak
hv defeating the Phils s to 3. A bril-
liant catch of Whitted's long drive IN
the fifth by Cy Williams was the only
brilliant feature of the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
SPEAKER REGA|NS
HIS BATTING EYE
Now Tied With Sisler for First
Place; Nicholson Tops
Hornsby.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

Chicago, Sept. 11.-Tris Speaker, man.
ager of the Cleveland Indians, regained
his batting eye during the last week and
tied George Sisler, the ST. Louis star, for
! batting honors In the American League,
according to averages released today and
which include games of last Wednesday.
Sisler went into a slump and dropped to
391, the mark which Speaker has attained.
Joe Jackson of Chicago, stands in third
place with 1874, while Babe" Ruth, the
New York home run demon, is in fourth
place with .375.
Ruth cracked out his forty-eighth home
run during the past week and broke the
home run record held by Perry Werden, of
Minneapolis.
Ruth is leading the run getters with
40 runs to his credit, while Rice of Wash
ington, is far In front In stolen bases with
40.
Other leading batters for 60 or more
games are: +. Collins, Chicago, 1865;
Meusel, New York, .346; Rice, Washing
ton, .343; Judge. Washington. .342;
Jacobson, st. Louis, .337; Hendryx,
Boston, .337.
Nicholson of Pittsburg has dethroned
Hornsby, of St Louis, for batting honors
in the National League. The Pittsburg
outfIelder is hitting 1897, while the st.
Louis star slumped to 1856 with Eayrs of
Boston pushing him with .35I.
Williams, of Philadelphia, brought his
home run string up to IA, while Carey of
Pittsburg continues to lead the base steal
ers with As thefts. Bancroft, of New York
is the best run getter with SO tallies.
Other leading hitters are: Young, New
York, .344; Roush, Cincinnati, $40; j.
Smith, st. Louis, 1928; Stock, St. Louis,
1928; u. Wheat, Brooklyn, 1873; King
New York, 321; Hollocher, Chicago, .31s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
buzzard is death chamber. This has

buzzard is death chamber. This has
been shown beyond dispute.
The only way, then, in which the b,u-
xard could carry germs would bc on Ills
feet or on his bill Innsnuch AZ he never
goes near stock that is alive and we'll he
| could not be much Of menace in this
way-not as much Of a menace ~ several
| carrion-eating domestic creatures, notably
/, the chicken, and not near an much Of a
menace as the common fly.
Why, then make war on the b,izxard2
II is utterly unreasonable
And the buzzard III useful bird Do
not overlook that. He is literally nbiqui-
tous in the temperate and tropical por-
tions Of America. and in many tropical
countries he is protected by law and
never shot In these countries he is often
AZ tame AZ sparrow, and his ungainly
form adorns the roofs and chimneys Of
the towns. Especially in Mexico is he
valued where people are killed good
deal faster than they can be buried. The
turkey buzzard is the Mexican national
cemetery. In him are buried the heroes
Of hundred revolutions.
Any rural landscape that is robbed Of
it's buzzards has suffered serious loss
Its most efficient scaveyger IL gone.
THE CHAMPION FLYER
And the buzzard, continue the canny
scientists, while not beautiful or charm
ing bird, IL nevertheless an interesting one.
HIS habit Of dining ON carrion and Of dis
gorgIng it again for the benefit Of its young
may repel you His bald head and un-
calmly figure are against him, unless you
have taste for the grotesque. But let
HIM take wing, and he IL another bird
instantly he becomes creature Of grace
and skill almost incredible. The art Of
soaring is, Of flying without moving
the wings-has been brought by him 70
state of perfection that neither other
birds nor men with their machines can
emulate. Indeed, he il both the model and
the inspiration Of the airplane. Watch
buzzard some day. He will soar for hours
without moving a feather, go far az you
can see, and will cover wide range at
high speed without apparently losing bis
elevation. He has a way of volplaning
against The wind so that he rises sharply
without any visible effort. He scars so
high that no human eye can see him. Yet,
from that terrific height, he is studying
the landscape in great detail. Lie down
ON the ground anywhere IN the great
western desert country and in all proba~
bility two or three buzzards will soon be
sailing around over you. Where did they
come from? From the depths Of the sky.
And soon these will be sighted by Others,
and veritable flock Of buzzards will be
carefully scrutinizing you. They are not
obtrusive. They do not come too close
and they do not make sound They
merely wish to see whether you have lam
down To die; and if you show unrnis-
taxable signs Of life, they depart in silen
dignity.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-11
PENN PREPARING
FOR DELAWARE
Football Team Begins Work for
Seasons Activities, Which Start
on September %.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Philadelphia, Pc, Sept l1-Pennsyl-
vania begins the season under new coach
ing regime. John " Heisman. formerly
coach OF the Georgia Tech team, has taken
charge of the football squad and Is al
ready hard at work getting his men IN
shape This is the first season for many
wears that Pennsylvania has had any
real preliminary training. The players re-
quested il because they desired a few
extra days to get used 10 the ideas of their
new coach before they played their first
game.
Accordingly for the last ten days, about
80 candidates have been at work at the
George School. near Philadelphia
Only light work has been possible there,
but beginning next week, the squad will
move in to Franklin Field and the regular
scrimmage work will begin. This Is neees-
sary as the first match, that with Della
ware College, takes place on Saturday,
September 25.
Practically an entirely new coaching
staff has been engaged for the season as In
addition to MIR. Heisman, Charles A
Keinath 10, former famous quarter
back; Louis A. Young 'l3, captain of the
1912 team, and DIR. Charles NJ. Wharton,
L 6UIlSN NiSaDld idiuou5 llUt COdCiiI VIII
assist in looking after the team. DIR.
Wharton is the only one Of these who has
coached at Pennsylvania in recent years.
DIR. Hunter Scarlett, '09, and Ernie
Cozens, I'll, both famous players in their
day. will be on the board of strategy.
This staff has brains and initiative and
they should get good results.
Coach Heisman starts with rather dis
pplIra UIpD proSpaefe bp has bIff thrap
first string men of last year on the squad,
namely. bud" Hopper, captain and end
Thomas, line man, and Harvey, back.
There are several other Varsity men of
last year, namely, Graves, j. Straus and
Rex Wray, who played in the backfield, and
Frank, Crawford, Watkins and Wolfe,
linemen. This is, indeed, a poor nucleus,
but fortunately, last year. freshman team
was very strong and several of these men
should make fine players. Ward and Nc
Namara from the Cambridge Latin
School and Whitehill of Rutherford, n j.,
are three promising men, while Thurman,
Copeland, Lehman and Cochran are big
and husky and should provide very good
material for Coach Heisman.
Last spring it was thought that this
year the line would be too light to be
efficient, but to Coach Heisman's sur
prise several of the candidates for the line
are close to the 200 mark so that Pennsyl-
vaDia's line this year will be heavier than
for many seasons.
1t is, of course, too early to make any
predictions but In spite of the lack of
seasoned Varsity material, Coach Heis-
man has material sufficiently promising to
promise team that will Etly represent
PENNSYLVANIA.