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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-11
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-11
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
TEAMS
PLAY TONIGHT
Ex-Service Men Clash on
Pleasant Plains Court
Tonight

The Pleasant Plains basketball
court will be the scene tonight of a
clash between the Beauvais Post
American Legion basketball team
and the quintet representing the
Tappen Post American Legion Post
of Stapleton, s. /. The game is slat-
ed t. start about $3.50 o'clock. and
there will be dancing in connection
with same.
This is the second game on the
schedule of the Tottenville repre-
sentative team this season. Last
Saturday night Manager Penning's
team registered a win over the
Staten Island Triangles in a game
on Amieitia hall court in Pleasant
Plains. The Stapleton team is rated
considerably stronger than the Tri-
angles.
1t is expected that "Bi" LaForge
will occupy the pivot position for the
home team in the game tonight. and
that Preacher and Soige will be sta
toned in the advanced positions.
while Charley Sher and Price will be
assigned to guarding berths. The
lineup of the Stapleton team has not
been made known, but it is believed
that stretch Mcintyre will be the
pivot man for this combination.
The Tottenville Legion team IS
out for the championship of Staten
Island, and once the season gets III
full swing some of the leading con
tenders for the Staten Island title
will be booked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
e COLLE7T nv BASKETBALL TOGS HERE TONIGHT
Y. M. c. A. Swimmers In
Season. First Big
Meet Here Tonight

Baker, Albert skovboe. Carl
Giisdorf.
100 yard swim tSenior): Walter
Oliver Clayton Clark, Harold Clark.
Francis Oliver. Ray Jensen.
100 yard swim tJunior): S
Cbizmadia. .
220 yard swim: J. Beatty.
Plunge for distance: Winfield
Scott, Carl Gilsdorf. Theodore Won
Daggenhausen, Parker Nielsen,
Louis Booz.
Dives-Walter Oliver, John Nc
Quaide. Francis Solt. John Totin.
Ben Goron. II. Larson.
Underwater Swim-Louis P. Booz.
Carl Gilsdorf. John McQuaide, Theo-
dore Won Daggenhausen, John Totin,
Ben Goron.
Obstacle Race. Ratajczak,
John McQuaide, Carl Gilsdorf
Francis Solt. John Totin, II. Larson,
Frank Baker.
Relay races will also be conduc-
ted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
BURKE
At ELIZABETH
N
Local Knights of Columbus
Team Will Meet AtlantiCS
tomorrow Afternoon

The Perth Amboy knights of Co
lumbus football team will travel to
Elizabeth tomorrow afternoon to
stack forces against the Atlantic
eleven, representative team of that
place, in a game on the Battin High
School grounds. The game will start
promptly at 3 O'Clock.
The following players are expect
ed to make the trip to Elizabeth
with the Amboy team for this game,
Roster, Toolan. Campbell, Glochau,
Allen, Connell, Zullo, Huff, Young,
Dalton, Melko, Slavic Hager, Smith,
Flynn, Thomas, Booz. Brennan, Pa
veSe, O'Brien, Yves Hansen ano
Leahy. The knights of Columbus
team defeated the Imperials of Rah-
way on the local field last Sunday
afternoon and furnished real opposi-
ton to the Vons of New Brunswick
and the Roosevelt representative
team in nrevious contests.
Manager Leo Burke requests all
of his men to report at the club
house tomorrow afternoon at l
o'clock. Fans DESTROYS of making
the trip to Elizabeth with the team
are requested to be at the Knights OF
Columbus club house on High street
at / o'clock, as a bus running to
Elizabeth will leave that place about
that time.
Arrangements are being made
with the Beauvais Post, American
Legion football team for a series be-
tween the local and Tottenyille grid
iron representatives. 1t is possible
that this series win consist of three
games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
PLAY
TOTTENV|LLE
BrookIynites Perform on Grid
iron at T0ttenviIIe Tomor-
row Afternoon

The gridiron representative team
of the U. s. s. Pueblo at present
stationed at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard, will oppose the Beauvais Post,
American Legion eleven on the Tot
tenville grounds tomorrow after
noon. The game will start at 8
o'clock. 1t is said that the sailors
bost of having a strong lineup. and
claim to be as strong as any combi-
nation booked to appear on the Tot
tenville field this season.
The T~ottenville representative
eleven has not been defeated this
season. The team, managed by Wal
tiers, has engaged in two scoreless
tie games to date this season, one
with the Stats post team of Rose
bank. S. l.. and the other with the
Montanas of Stapleton. The last
game was played on the Tottenville
grounds last Tuesday afternoon, and
was called early in the fourth quar-
ter on account Of darkness.
The Beauvais Post team is inter-
ested in talk Of a series with the
knights of Columbus of this city,
and it is likely that the Tottenville
manager will come to terms with
Manager Burke of the local team
for a series of three games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12

TODAY'S SPORT ANGLE

Is the bonus system a good thing
in baseball?
For years certain managers chung
to the system of rewardirg certain
players on the basis of their accomp-
lishments.
On the surface that seems like a
perfectly logical way to determine a
players worth. Likewise it would
seem that it would spur the lag
gard on to greater efforA because
of the extra compensation promised.
1t sounds wei, in theory but does
not work out in practice, 1t has
been customary to apply the bonus
system TO games won by a pitcher,
also the ability of a batter to hit 800,
or improve upon his average of the
previous year
In the early season I believe the
bonus system may have some worth
while features. 1t unquestionably
makes the pitcher or batter hustle
because of his objective. Late in the
season, with the result hanging in
the balance. it seems to work just
the other way.
In this connection / recall the case
of a certain pitcher who was prom
Used 1 1000 extra if he won 20 games.
With only three weeks to go. the
pitcher had to win three games to
receive the bonus. He had been
going badly, and added to this was
the fear that he wouldn't come
through.
The club was in the fight for the
pennant. It's pitching strength was
crippled, and much depended on the
work of the pitcher with the bonus
contract. Ordinarily a pleasant
chap. who accepted the breaks of the
game without a murmur, he sudden
ly became a crab With the umpires
and his fellow players. I couldn't
understand It, until N of the play
ers told, me of the bonus promise.
Fear hat he would lose the extra
money made a bad pitcher out of
him. at a time when his services were
most needed by his club. Knock
number one fer the bonus system.
A certain infielder. promised $500
extra il he hit 800. reached that
figure with two games still to be
played. He reported sick the next
day and missed the last two games.
The bonus caused him to place
money above team spirit. Knock
number two fer the bonus system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12

Twenty-Five senior and Junior
swimmers of no little ability will
compete tonight in the first aquatic
meet of the season to be held in
the local Y. NJ. c. A. pool. The
best swimmers in the association
have entered the various events, in
which silver and bronze medals are
offered as prizes, and new records
are looked for.
Present appearances would indi-
cate that the local team is strong
er this year with more material
from which to choose, than in sew
eral years. The first event will get
under way promptly at Sis
o'clock, everyone being invited to
attend there being no admission.
The entries are as follows:
so yard swim (SenIor): Walter
Dick" Oliver, Harold Clark, Ray
Jensen.
so yard swim t%Junior): Ralph
Sharp. Burbank. Quentin Morrison,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
So. Amboy Sports

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 1.-THE
Lightning Five defeated, the
strong Tiger quintet last night in
the Sacred Heart Court by the score
23-17. Both teams are c~ontending
for city honors in the junior class.
French and Bart featured FOR the
Lightnings, while Alex of the Light
n:ngs and Moran of the Tigers tied
for honors from the fifteen foot
line, both foui shooters making five
chances out OF nine.
Joseph Triggs, manager or the
Lightnings, is anxious to book
games with teams in their class who
have their own courts. By address
ing Triggs at 433 David street
games can be arranged.
The Celtics are still anxious to
meet senior teams throughout the
county. Games can be booked for
dates in December and January.
The Celtics will travel until late in
the season when a court will be
leased for the balance of the bas-
ketball year.
The American Legion Big Five
under Chris ,Mulraine's manage
ment are anxious to visit through
u the state. Christ boasts of a
strong line up and close
calls to any contenders.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
.AMbOY P|NMEN
BEAT bAYONNE
Local BoWIers Roll LIST Match
in State League Here
Last Night

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. C. A.
bowlers last night rolled their first
match in the State Y. M. c. A.
Ecwling League. taking two out of
zee games from the Bayonne as
'iation team on the alleys here.
re first game was won by h
Bayonne pinmen with a thirty-six
pin margin. Pigott, me of the visi-
tors, was high score in this game
with 1914. In the second game AM
boy evened up matters by winning.
There were ninety-seven pins to
spare, Wiberalske, the local anchor
man being high mar with 1856. In
the third and deciding game the
home team collected enough wood
to give them the decision with forty
two pins as a safety margin. Fuller
tons 210, tho only double century
mark of the match, was high.
Fullerton was high average man
for the match with 1856. Pigott led
the visitors in average with 10.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
Standing Elks state League

The Perth Amboy Elks bowling
team in the state league won three
straight games from the Rutherford
Bills on the latter's alleys Thurs
day night. As a result of this clean
sweep the Amboy bowlers are In a
triple tie for third place, knotted
with Railway and Passaic, while Pat
erson leads the field with Newark a
close second. Jersey City. winner OF
the loop last year. is tied for tenth
place.
Consistent bowling featured the
work of the Perth Amboy Bills" In
the match against the Rutherford
lodge. The visitors first game total
was sos, the second oil. and the
third g69, while the home team bow
led 796, S35 and 791. The first game
was the hardest fought of the match.
The work of Howard Richards.
Perth Amboy anchor man, was the
individual feature of Thursday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
MATAWANF FIVE
LOSEFAST GAME
South Amboy Jr. 0. U. A. M.
Combination Defeats 0p-
ponents Second Time

SOUTH ANfBoY, Nov. 12-After
beating the Matawan Big Five
Wednesday night in Monmouth
county. the Juniors entertained the
same boys in the High School audi
forum Thursday night and again
defeated them this time to the tune
of ~ to 20.
Bennett and Perkins were the
shining stars at Matawan on We'd
nesday night and Bennett shone
alone on Thursday night in the
High School auditorium. Five field
goals were made by him in the first
half of the home game. Twelve
fouls were called on Matawan and
fourteen on the local combination.
The Juniors feel they have start
ed and expect to keep up the good
work. They will continue I 0 meet
some of the best teams in this vi
cinity.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
SOUTH AMBOY JUNIORS NOW
TIE FOR FIRST IN LEAGUE

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 12.-Inter-
est is at its height in bowling circles
in the Y. NJ. G. A. Bowling League
of this city. BY winning three games
the Juniors went into a tie for first
honors with the Yacht Club Bowlers.
Both teams have won seven and lost
two games to date. High average
for the leaders is S64.
Through the season the league will
play on Monday. Tuesday and We'd
nesday night of each week. Fol-
lowing are the scores of a match
rolled Wednesday night:
The scores: Av.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
CORNELL'S BIG CHANCE
Is TO DOWN PENN

Experts declare Cornell has one of
the strongest elevens in the coun-
try. Many go SO far as to say the
Ithacans are supreme. The convinc-
ing manner in which the big Red
team beat Dartmouth seems to bear
out many of the nice things that
have been said about Cornell eleven.
No matter what the Cornell team
does during the season, it is abso-
lutely necessary to beat P~ennsylva-
MIA on Thanksgiving Day to con-
slider the campaign a c That
is the big task thar still confronts
Cornell. In other years Cornell has
appeared to have it on Penn, only
to be trounced in the all-important
game. This year, however, the Cor
nellians have high hopes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
WORK HARD FOR VICTORY
TO MAKE SIX STRAIGHT

where he performed for many sea
sons. while Houston made a big hit
with fans from this city who went
10 Elizabeth the past season to see
games pitched by Harry Applegats.
crack local hurler fer the Pearl nine.
Houston played shortstop for the
Pearls. Hern is OF the leading
guards in Union county.
Foul shooting exhibitions by Pete
Hansen. pivot man Of the local team.
have attracted favorable comment
from the fans who turned u for h
games played to date on h Audi
torium court. Tonight Hansen viii
have a worthy rival for foul shooting
hoEors, in the person of Bill simon.
leading foul shooter of Union coun-
". There will be dancing in connee-
ion with the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
Perth Amboy Bow|ers
Tied For Third Place

nights match. He won high average
honors in this match, rolling 1919. 213
and 1913 for an average of 202. and
his score of 213 in the second gave
him high score honors for the visit
ing team, and second high score hon
ors for the match. Clark of the
home team rolled 234 in the second
game of this match, winning high
score honors.
Other matches bowled or Thurs
day night resulted as follows. New
ark beat Elizabeth three games, Ho-
boken beat Plainfield three games.
Paterson beat Bayonne three games,
Passaic beat Jersey City three games.
and Union Hill was defeated in two
out of three games by the Railway
team.
The Amboy-R Rutherford scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12

Basketball teams and fans inter-
ested in the Middlescx county bas-
ketball championship for 1921-22
await with interest the final verdict
in the game between the Perth AM
boy Speedways and the Elizabeth
Big Five which is TO be played on
the Auditorium court, New Bruins
wick avenue. tonight. The speed
ways have COPIED five straight VIC
tories and feel confident OF making
it six straight tonight. while the
Michelins of Midtown have a record
Of five straight wins. These two
teams are leading ~contenders for
county honors, and IL the Speedways
win tonight, these teams each with
an unbroken string Of victories will
meet on the Midtown court next
Thursday night.
The probable lineup OF the teams
for tonight's game:
speedways Elizabeth
K. Handerhan ......... Houston
Brownmiller, Colletti Nolan
forwards
Z. hansen McNeli
center
B. Handerhan .......... Simon
Bradley dern
RQdFuS
Joe Colletti will take part in a
basketball game in this city for the
first time tonight. Colletti is a New
York state fiyweight boxer at pres
emit making his home in Poughkeep-
sic, and he is considered one of the
leading men in his class in this sec
ton of the country. The midget
boxer performed with the Knights
of Columbus basketball team of
Poughkeepsie last year. Ed Moo
ney'' Poulsen. his manager, is en-
deavoring to match him. with john
ny Buff.
Followers of the local Y. NJ. H. a.
team are interested in the game to-
night because of the appearance OF
Bill Simon, Battin High School crack
who performed with the local asso-
citation team last season. in the line
up of the Elizabeth Big Five team.
Mcneil. pivot man of the visitors,
play ed with the Bayway Standard oil
team against the Parish House quin-
! tet of Woodbridge, and vas respons-
IDLE for the scoring of the few VIC
tories registered rel the Wood
bridge representative team last sea-
son.
Johnny Nolan, Bobby Houston and
Hern Will occupy the remaining
three berths on the Elizabeth team
| Nolan is a veteran with a large fol-
lowing of fans on Staten Island
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
TWO GAMES WILL Be PLAYED
ON !. NJ. H. A. COURT TONIGHT

The Y. NJ. H. A. Intermediates
basketball team will play h \. NJ
II. A. Juniors the first game OF 9
series on the Y. NJ. H. A Court to-
night. Last year the Juniors De
feated the Intermediates. but the
latter team has been considerably
strengthened this season, and a dit
ferent result is expected This game
win start at s O'Clock.
In a preliminary game which WI
start at 7 o'clock the intermediary
Separates will play the Junior Flyers
The lineups have not been announ-
ced.
The intermediates viii start the
game tonight with Karkus and d
Richman, forwards; Jacobson. en-
ter. and Kass and A. Sher. guards
with Breslow. utility man. The Jun
Tors will have Horowitz. June. Fine
Polkowitz, Mailer, Labonowitz anc
Spivack. Daitz will referee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
Dexters. Local Midgets

The Dexter Big Five. a local mid
get team, Is DESTROYS of arranging
games with midget teams in this vi
cinity. They would like to book h
Arrows and South Amboy Boy Scouts
second team, and also the Lightnings
of Tottenville. The Dexters have al
ready won two games. and the team
is out for the county midget cham
pionship.
The lineup of the team follows:
Tyrrell and Sheath, forwards: Prea'
cher, center; Meggison and Manton
guards. Russell Tyrreil. 10 South
First street is manager of thesteam-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
!;
ROOSEVELT, D
Borough Representatives Suf-
fer First Defeat in Game at
PIainfieId Yesterday

The Roosevelt representative foot
ball team suffered it's first defeat OF
the season yesterday afternoon, when
the colors of the borough eleven
were lowered in a hard fought game
at Plainf1eld by the strong Recrea-
ton team of that place. The final
score of this contest was TO, the
home tossers failing to score until
the last quarter, when Duff carried
the ball across the line and also
kicked the goal.
Throughout the early part OF the
game the Roosevelt team outplayed
the home combination, and several
times the visitors had the ball with
in a few yards of their opponents
line only to lose same on downs. In
the last quarter the home team put
an entirely new backfield into the
game. and this change aided them
materially in making the Dire Tine
Recreation eleven had thirty-seven
In uniform on the field. and a big
majority of these players were used.
Previous to the game yesterday
The Roosevelt team had been scored
on only once this season. The Frank.
Inns of Elizabeth or the Valleys OF
Newark will oppose the Roosevelt
team on the borough grounds to-
morrow afternoon, weather permit
ting.
a TL1 l;no.Inss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-12
Jr. o. Z. 4. VI.

Referee, Mccarthy.
Score first half 1911.
The Republican journal., 1921-04-21

Miss Kathryn Dow at their home in West
Main street. The twelve guests enjoyed
the game until five, when prizes were
awarded. Mrs. N. F. Gilkey received
tirst, coat hanger, and Mrs. H. G. Cur
tbs the consolation, set of paper dolies
Light refreshments were served Those
present were Mrs. j. W. Black, Mrs.
Curtis, Mrs. VIM. Goodell, Mrs. C. N.
Meyers, Mrs. j. D. Sweetser, Mrs. Fred
Burr, Mrs. Lila Blee, Mrs c. E. Green,
Mrs. A. B. Pendleton, Mrs M B. Thomp-
son.
A good sized crowd attended the basket
ball game played on Tuesday evening in
Union Hall, and the proceeds, about $40,
will be used to start the fund for monu-
ment in memory of the Searsport bows
who lost their lives in the W orld War.
The opposing teams were the S. H. S.
team, W hich has Just closed a successfu
series of games W tn out Of town teams,
and the A. AS, with the same piayel S
who made up the original A. A. team Of
pre-war times. Local fans will remember
the brilliant work of this aggregation of
players, who went up against some of the
best teams in the State. A total lack of
practice told against them last night,
when the younger team took them into
camp, with score of 81 to 20. For the
H. s., jackson starred, landing Is from
the field and one from the foul-line. For
the A. AS Vaughan shot four baskets
and Wilson three. The game was rough
and rather scrappy and interest was pretty
keen The basket ball season closes with
a very bright outlook for the seasen of
1922, for which plans are already being
made. In recognition of the services of
Wilson, coach and referee, whose services
have been invaluable, the members of the
team presented him with handsome silk
fob with gold Masonic Chapter emblem
pendant The speech of presentation was
made by c. E. Green. A dance followed
the game. The summary:
S. H. S. SD S. A. A. 900
jackson If l3 Cd rb Nickerson
Whittum rf Id Rich l
Closson c 6 Wilson 8
Lowell rb If Trundy
Curtis lb 4 rf Vaughan