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LETT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

Kayo Versus Jab!

Boxing is one thing and fighting
is another.
The fighters Of the old school
laugh at the way the gymnasium
trained boys of today are shown how
to jab and not TO put the power be-
hind their glove.
The ring game il taught ' more
from the exhibition angle than the
kayo possibilities Of it.
From the standpoint of physical
development the sparring side OF
boxing Is probably best for the
| greatest number. But 1t is the am
bition of the professionals to learn
the secret of the sleep-giving swing.
And the put-'em-away blow is
what the boxing fan likes to see on
the program.
The champions are the fellows
who learn how to hit for keeps.
The jabbers make a great deal of
money furnishing the opposition for
the champions. That is all.
The knockout punch is little I'M
derstood by the average crowd of
fight fans. They see the blow con-
nsct with the vital spot. They watch
the victim settle to the floor.
Old school fighters and the cham
pions know how TO make every
pound of their weight count. The
punch Is delivered with the gloved
hand, but it starts in the legs, trav-
els through the tense body and ends
in the snap of the wrist.
Just why any normal person
should like to see another beaten in
to insensibility is a strange thing to
figure out. We all hate to see others
suffer. Perhaps it is the latest fight
ing instinct all humans possess.
But boxers who have been kayoed
by the quick action champions such
as Dempsey say that they feel no
bad effects of the kayo.
The day after Miske was knocked
out by Dempsey at Benton Harbor
he was feeling first-rate and was
little the worse for the treatment
he had received.
Willard probably was punished
more by the champion than any one
else. But that was due to the fact
that he stood On his feet after really
being knocked out in the first round.
He was too big to wilt under one
smash.
The knockout punch is a knack.
1t is ~momentarily deadly. 1t isn't so
Furnishing as a series OF ribbon-cut-
ting jabs. But it gets the money and
pleases the customers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
etball DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS Bowling News
DRY DOCKS TRAVEL TO
PARLIN TONIGHT FOR
+ GAME With DU POINTS

Captain Johnny Boiler Fitzpat-
rick win lead his Dupont basketball
combination on the Parlin court TO-
night against the Perth Amboy Dry
Dock big five basketeers. This IS
the first game played by the Pariin
combination in tive weeks and is a
return contest with Manager Wes-
ley Wilson's Perth Amboy players.
the Dry Dock outfit winning the
first game by a 1913 score.
Fitzpatrick is expected to pick
his strongest lineup to enter this
fray, in an effort TO even Inattsfs
with the fast Perth Amboy team
Dick Maleski In all probability wiz
be assigned to the pivot position.
Newmark and Fitzpatrick TO ad-
vanced positions. and Eppinger ard
Anderson in guarding positions. The
Dupont team has not been as sue
eessful on the court this season as
in ether years in winning games or
drawing crowds.
Manager Wilson. of the Dry Dock
team, is of the opinion that sthis
game will give his players a good
workout for their big game with lie
Parish House five on the Rector
street court Friday night Raw
Handerhan, Brownmiller, Runyon.
Loeser. Rankin. kurowsky and
Campbell will make the trip 90
Parlin, and a number of fairs from
this city will accompany the team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
CANES
At WOODBRIDGE
PAGERS, of South River, Meet
Woodbridge A. C. Tomor-
row Night; Girls Game Also

An all star basketball card will be
presented to basketball fans in this
vicinity on the high school court in
Woodbridge tomorrow night. Three
interesting games have been booked
by the Woodbridge manager, the
main contest bringing together the
Woodbridge A. c. five and the
PAGERS of South River. the semi
final event featuring the Speedway
girls OF Perth Amboy and the u. s.
Metals Refining team from Chrome.
n the preliminary game bringing
together two scrub teams from
Woodbridge.
The Speedway girls opened their
season in South Amboy last week
by registering an Easy win over the
P. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. five. The
Speedway girls team is in the Mid
dlesex county championship race,
and a victory in the game tomorrow
night would raise their claim con-
siderably. The Perth Amboy girls
will line up with the Misses Marie
Handerhan, Jessie Philippe, Eliza
beth Dolan, Cora De Russia and
Gertrude Brewer. The Chrome team
will put a strong team on the court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
PARISH HOUSE QUINTET
DEFEATS TOTTENVILLE
Team AT WOODBRIDGE

woodbridge fans are having their
fiji Of interesting basketball games,
for the Parish House boys. repre-
sentatives of Woodbridge on the
basketball court, nosed out the Tot
tenvill A. c. basketball team in an
other spectacular game on the Par.
ish House court last night by a
score of 22-20. Charley Sher scor-
ed u basket for Tottenvill as the
whistle blew in the second half.
making the finai score 22-20. Tot
tepville had previously scored three
straight victories.
Irv Martin, Torch and Drum
Z mond divided the scoring for the
home team in this game, the first
mentioned player scoring six OF
Woodbridge's eight points In the f.
nal session of the game last night,
while Lorch scored five double
deckers in the first session. Mesick,
Baker and Schwenzer featured In
defensive play for the Parish House
combination.
Charley Sher and Preacher led
the visiting team in scoring. Soige,
the regular high scorer of Manager
Hilker's team was held to two bas-
kets in this game. Tho inability OF
Price to hold Lorch in the first ses-
sion was responsible for the Totem
willie loss.
Neither team scored for several
minutes in the first half of this
game. Tottenville taking the lead by
parting the threads twice in rapid
succession with goals from the field.
Torch scored first for Woodbridge,
Martin tied TIE score, and field goals
by Torch, and Drummond In rapid
succession, gave the home team a
comfortable lead. LaForge jumped
against Martin in the first half and
Price occupied a guarding position
In this session. The score at half
time favored woodbridge, 14-10.
Bwitt went TO center, and Covell
to guard for Tottenville in the sec
ond half. Field goals by her and
Preacher tied the cor shortly
after the start of the last half. Mar
tin scored two foul goals and a field
goal, and the Woodbridge team was
never again tied in this contest.
Last Friday the Parish House
boys defeated the Knight of st.
Peters's outfit in an interesting
game by a score of 40-36, and last
Tuesday night the Dry Dock team
from Perth Amboy. nosed out the
Parish House team, 16-15. The
second game of the series between
the Dry Dock and Parish House
teams will be played on the Parish
House court. Rector street, Friday
night.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
To
PLAY CHAMPS
Sea Bright Arrows Monmouth
Title Holders for 3 Years,
to Meet Amboy Team.

The Arrow basketball team of
Sea Bright, champions Of Monmouth
county for three consecutive years.
and defeated only once since their
organization four years ago, is the
opposition booked by Manager John
Bradley of the Speedway basketball
team of this city for a game to be
played at Sea Bright tomorrow
night. The Freehold American Le-
gion basketball team defeated Sea
Bright on the latter's court about q
month ago, but Sea Bright turned
the tables on their opponents when
they played at Freehold "a short
time later.
The Sea Bright team has had
practically the same lineup since
the outfit was organized, and this
alone is a big asset to their team
work. Their court in Sea Bright Is
said to be IS low as the Perth Am
boy high school gym. Manager
Bradley and his players are of the
belief that the Speedway team can
always do things which appear hard
for others to do.
The Speedway team Is confident
that the speed and shooting ability
OF their machine will lead them to
the championship of the third con-
g~ressional district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
HARMONY CLUB
PLAY At NJ. H.A
All Home Games to be Played
on Y. M. H. A. Court in Fu-
ture; Had Used Kozusko's

The Harmony basketball team,
successful in seven out of nine games
played this season, will play all
home games on the Y. NJ. II. A.
court for the remainder of this sea-
son Kozusko's court In Hall ave
nue. was formerly the home court OF
Manager Matey Melko's outfit. The
Tottenville a. G. basketball team is
the opposition booked for the first
game to be played on the association
our next Tuesday night.
Manager Charley Hilker's players
have been making a good showing
against some Of the strongest teams
in this section. The Tottenville line
up for this game will be chosen
from Preacher. Soige, Hewitt, Sher
and Price. The Harmony lineup for
the remainder of the season is ex-
pected to be as follows, Smith. CEN
ter; Wee Hanson and Parker. guards.
and Glochau and Hibbard, forwards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
LOCAL WOMEN V0LLEY
BALL PLAYERS WIN

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. c. A.
female volley ball team registered
Its first victory of the season over
the Railway "Y" female team at
Railway yesterday morning by a
score of Fills. The game was divid-
ed into three periods of ten minutes
each. A return game will be played
in this city on Wednesday. woman's
NJ. c. A.
The Amboy lineup was composed
Of Mrs. Robert McNitt,. Mrs. Charles
Thompson, Mrs. A. H. Durham, Mrs.
Max Fucker. Mrs. Schuyler Pew,
Mrs. Francis Seaman, Mrs. Jesse
Seaman. Mrs. G. w. Fithian and
Mrs. Norman Davis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
!. NJ. \. 4. MEETS
PLA|NF|ELD FIVE
Fourth Game for Locals in
State League Will be Stag
ed Tomorrow at PIainfieId

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. H. A.
basketball team will oppose the
Plainfield association team on the
high school court in Plainfield to-
morrow night. This is Manager
BUCK M~argaretten's fourth game
in this league. two victories have
been scored over New Brunswick
and one over Plainfield. Trenton is
tied with Perth Amboy for the lead
In this circuit.
Coach Rufus Allen of the Perth
Amboy team reports that his play
ers are in first class condition for
the contest tomorrow night and a
fast game is expected. The probable
lineup of the team will be Sher and
karkus. forwards; Lowenkopf, CEN
ter: and Richman and Schwartzman,
guards,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
SAYREvILIE BIG FIVE At
S0MERvILLE TOMORROW

The ~Sayreville Big Five basketball
team returns to the court tomorrow
night after a short layoff. in a game
umbus team on the latter's court.
Manager Baumann is booking games
and has expressed belief that his
team will play games about two
nights a week for the rest of the
season.
1t is likely that the visitors will
use practically the same lineup in
this game as was used in the ma
jority Of other contests played this
season. Freddy Glochau. star AM
boy tosser. Is expected to occupy one
position, while the remaining berths
will be filled by Boiler" Fitzpatrick,
Eppinger, Paul Sutton and Rhatican
or Maleski.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
HUNTERS OUT TO RID
JERSEY PINES OF FOX

Fox hunting on an enormous
scale, with from 200 to 800 sports
men participating in each drive. Is
being promoted by the Burlington
County Game Protective League for
the season which is now open. The
foxes have become 20 thick in the
central Jersey pines that they have
practically exterminated rabbits.
pheasants, and other small game in
that area and they are making in
~creasingly numerous raids on do
nestle poultry in the bordering
farm sections.
The big hunts will be open to any
licensed sportsmen who desires 10
participate in this exh~llarating mid
winter sport. The hunting dates will
be ANNOUNCED later. All that is re-
quired to qualify for the hunts is a
fox-hunting permit. which is issued
without charge by the State Fish and
Game Commission to licensed hunt
ers, upon application.
Deer hunters. during the season
lust closed, found abundant signs of
foxes in the woods and quite afew
OF the animals were killed during
their period. but because use of
hounds is not permitted during the
deer season, there was no concen-
trated attempt at fox-hunting. Sew
eral well trained packs of fox
hounds are assured for use in the
organized hunts during February.
With the number of hunters antiei-
pated, it will be possible to cover
several square miles of forest in each
drive.
Gray foxes chiefly abound in the
New Jersey woodlands. The red fox
is occasionally killed but is more
rare in this section. In addition to
the sport and the value of the peit,
a bounty paid by the county also
goes TO the llcky sportsman who
gets a fox.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
GIRLS VARSITY GAME AT
NORTH PLAINfIELD OFF

The basketball contest between
the Perth Amboy high school girls
and the North Plainfeld high school
girls team scheduled TO be played
on the local high school gym this
afternoon has been cancelled by the
North Plainfield manager on ae-
count of examinations being held In
the latter school at present. Miss
Anna Handerhan endeavored TO
book the Matawan girls for this sf-
ternoon, but received the same reply
from the manager at that school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
HIGH SCORES IN
BOWLING MATCH
Local "Y" Takes Three From
So. Amboy Mechanics Al
Simonsen Averages 203.

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. c. A.
bowling team won three straight
games from the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. bowl
ing team of South Amboy on the
local Y. NJ. c. A. alleys last night.
The South Amboy combination was
de~cisively outbowied in all three
games. Al, Simonsen, anchor man
for the home team, won high score
and high average honors in this
match, bowling 224, 213 and 172 for
an average of 2O3. Thomas. with
an average of IT'S. topped the visit
ing team in high average. The AM
boy-bowiers totaled 1929 in the FIRST
game.
tn sHarac.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
Matawan to PLAY

BY Special Correspondent.
MATAWAN, Jan. 26-An inter-
esting game is expected on Geran's
hall court tomorrow night. when
the Matawan big five combination
plays the Oakwoods from Long
Branch. Both teams will have their
regular lineups on this court for this
contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
HELMETTA JUNIORS WIN
THREE FROM SOUTH RIVER
BY Special Correspondent.

By special Correspondent.
HELMETTA, Jan. 26.-The Hell
fmetta Juniors showed senior form
Monday night in the second of the
inter-borough series with the South
River bowlers at the Helmetta Club
alleys and as a result good scores
were rolled and three wins regis
tered. Petric high average and
high score of the night, John Valek
running a close second. Hart and
Barton were also in the double CEN
fury scoring.
The lineup and scores follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
Plan Baseball Team

The West Amboy Sporting Club,
at a meeting held Sunday afternoon.
decided to put 4 strong baseball
team on the diamond this SEASON.
This club vas recently or
ganized from the Sslems and has q
large following.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
Rid Harvey Kayos Rocks

TRENTON. Jan. 26-Kid Harvey.
of Trenton. the fast ia FOUNDER.
knocked out Kid Rocks. of Bristol.
in the second round here last night
with a right hand o to the jaw.
Rocks was unconscious and had to
be carried from the ringE This was
the semi-fnal of the Patsy Johnson
Abe Attell Goidstein fight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
Y. NJ. II. A. Intermediates Play

The Y. N. H. A. Intermediates
will 60 to South Amboy tonight and
meet the St. Mary's Boy Scout Sec
end team. The local team will line
up with Breslow and Richman. for
wards; Levinsen. center; J. Kass
and jacobson, guards. Cohen. s.
Kohn and B. Kass will serve a.
utility men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
Wills Fights Tonight

Harry Wills. colored heavyweight
champion of the world. fights Bat
Ting Ray Johnson, heavyweight
champion OF Oklahoma, in the main
bout at the National Sporting Clubs
show in the Second Regiment arm
DRY, Elizabeth, tonight. There will
be a number of other interesting
bouts on the card. d. j. Burke is
N mayer of this club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
pu Ponts.Hercules Play Handball

The Union Club of Hercules broke
even in a handball match with the
court last night. The Hercules team
won three out of five singles, while
the home combination won two
doubles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
ELKS LEAGUE

Sterling bowling team took two
out of three games from the Madi-
sons in a match bowled in the Elks
league last night. Jost Of the Sterl-
ing team won high average honors
in this match. rolling 1873, 191 and
|1es for an average of 1856. and also
won high score honors with 1873.
Tho crnraG-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

George Muelbach, manager OF the
Kansas City Blues, has separated
the old fixtures from the mahogany
on his ball club. He'll start out with
a brand new infield. They train at
Monroe, Ga.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
If Lee Foil wins a pennant.
And Donovan kicks through.
Wen throw away the dope stick
And no more trouble you.

The Yanks have signed Jim
Bradshaw, star catcher of Lafayette
College. He's the same build as
Ralph Perkins, hit .31S against
college pitching and fielded .9S6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

Jimmy De Hart. former Pitt grid
star, AMI Frank Berryhill Of Wand
erbilt. are booked for the majors.
The Reds picked De Hart and the
Pirates signed Berryhill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

Judge Lands frowns or the
stool pigeon" in baseball. He
favors keeping world series players
under the eyes of their managers
and out of hotel Hobbies during the
fall climax.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

Anne Morgan is for charity. but
not for taxation on It.. She's fight
ing a bill in the New York Legisla-
ture that would tax charity bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

The Waseda University nine of
Toxic will tour the United States
next spring and summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

The stork can't find a place to
leave he%$500,000 fight baby.
There no orphans's home for such
expensive kids.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

Now that Dempsey has a little
cash on hand the gang is after him.
Life is one suit after another for
the champ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

Higgins wants W. more good
men for the Yanks. This fellow has
an awful appetite for stars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
Kid Gleason will take 20 pitchers
{ O training camp and break ZEN.

If Edouard Horemans, Belgian
cue whiz, doesn't quit shooting such
mean pool he'll never get Hoppe
to take him on.
Pal Moran of New Orleans has
mingled In more Is and 20-round
fights than any other lightweight.
Pal is 22. His real names Paul
Miorana. Nobody has ever knocked
him kicking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
Dick Kerr is not a kicker, but
He likes his little whack;
His contract didn't sE him SO
He up and fired it back.

Carpenter is selling aluminium
pots and kettles. He gives an auto
graphed tintype OF his likeness to
each customer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26

In one year 1859 rounds OF box
ing have been pulled off at the New
port naval station. The casualties
were: Two teeth missing, one
shoulder d~islocated, three broken
fingers and one sprained ankle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-26
Parish House
Tottenville

Referee. Campbell.