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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
ST. ANTHONYS PRACTICE
TONIGHT FOR GAME SUNDAY

The st. Anthony baseball team
will be put through a stiff drill on
the Raritan Copper Works field,
starting at 6 o'clock tonight in prep
aration for their game on Sunday
afternoon with the strong Matawan
representative diamond combina-
ton. This is the second game on
the schedule of Manager Wesley
Wilson's st. Anthony. team. the
first contest resulting in a victory
for the Red Bank Orioles, 5-3, on
the latter's grounds, a week ago
Sunday.
The Amboy tossers will endeavor
on Sunday to make up for the de-
feat handed the Franklin A. A.
team of this city. by the Matawan
players last Sunday. Leary of the
Matawan team, pitched good ball
for the winning combination in this
game. The Matawan team is unus-
ually strong this year., and bids fair
to put plenty of opposition for the
Monmouth county diamond cham
pionship this year. The team Is
made up entirely of home players.
The lineup of the st. Anthony
team for this game has not been an
nounced as yet, but it is known that
several new faces will appear in st.
| Anthony uniforms in the coming
game. Jeroff will occupy the mound
for the Matawan opponents in this
contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
ALL OUTDOORS

Times-Democrat OF Muskogee. The
hunting licenses net Oklahoma
500, 900 a year. The loss in ten
years would be a million dollars.
1t would cost another 800, 900 a
year to enforce the nc hunting law.
That would meap another less of a
million in ten years--and we can
prove it to any one that there would
be less quail at the expiration of
ten years in Oklahoma than there
are today. Kansas has Just gone
through a five-year closed seaso
and can tell you.
Look Before You Shoot
A bill has been introduced before
the state legislature at Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, making the person
who shoots or kills another in mis-
take for game indictable for man.
slaughter. We believe this a good
measure. There is positively no ex-
cuse for one man to shoot another
in mistake for game. We have been
told of many instances where this
mistake has been the termination
of bad feeling between the parties
involved. Old grudges have been
settled by installing the other fell
low for a deer.
The Pennsylvania state game
commission has also recommended
that no male deer be killed until
they have two points to an antler
and hat a uniform season of thir-
ty days be established for all small
game.
Where the Buffalo Are
The annual report of the Ameri-
can Bison Society shows that there
are 1898 wild and tame buffalo In
the United States-an increase of
900 per cent since 1908. The total
number of buffalo in North America
is estimated at about 5000. Canada
has about 800. Canada some
years ago purchased the herd of
Michael Pablo, a Montana Indian.
No one exhibited enough interest
In the herd at hat time to save 1t
for this country. The sale has been
regretted many times since. Can
ada has done exceptionally well
with the herd.
Plenty of Wild Game
We know of one place where
there is plenty of big and wild game
India is the place. Reports at hand
show that 1904 wild animals were
reported killed in 1919. of which
5,432 were leopards: 2,485 bears: l.
941 wolves and 1,517 tigers A re-
ward is paid to every shooter who
bags a wild animal in IndiaJ,and
for this reason the old Winchester
is a good friend Of every native.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
PLAYERS
WILL Be HELD
Will Remain During the Sea-
son With DanviIIe Team,
According to Outlook Now

All of the Perth Amboy men at
Danville, Va, at present. will remain
with that team. or with league COM
binations in that vicinity, at least
during the early part of the season,
according TO reports from Virginia
received in this city. Stinson, Re-
gan, 500 and Milchick have been
practically assured of positions on
the Danville baseball team of the
Piedmont league, a Class C organ
i~zation, and Reggie, Young and
Handerhan are being held by Man
ager Herb Murphy.
Handerhan and Young, the for
mer due to a sprained ankle and
the latter due to a sore arm, have
not as yet been given a real chance
to show their worth, but the man
ager is holding them in order to
give both players a real chance to
show their ability. If the players
do not remain in Danville they will
be placed on some team in Virginia
or North Carolina, possibly the APP
| palachian league, where the Dan
Vile officials will have a string on
them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21

DETROIT, Ty Cobb already has
an edge in his first fight for a PEN
nant as manager.
The boy Ty has picked to mascot
the Tigers has six toes on each foot.
And baseball players. you know. be-
lieve luck camps on each toe OF one
of these Charms"
The boys name is joey "Six-Toes'
Joslin.
"Six-ToeS' has already made him
self solid with Ty and the Tiger fans.
Bad luck may happen to six
Toes" But nothing can rob him OF
his value for keeping jinxes away.
The hard luck which "Six-Toes'
suffered was a fractured skull in an
automobile accident.
He was not well enough to at
tend the opening game.
But when the fifth inning rolled
round the Sox had Tvs Bengali
beaten 4 to o..
The sad news reached "Six-Toes.'
He struggled into a uniform. They
carried him to the grounds He ar
rived for the seventh inning. The
Tigers jumped on the Sox for
runs, tying the score.
"Six-Toes" stuck around the Tt
ger bats. Tvs ball club won the
| decision 6 to s..
One Rival
Ty's good luck mascot has bu
one rival in the big leagues.
He is Eddie Banjo" Bennett, the
little hunchback boy who mascottet
the White Sox through to a flag In
1919 and last year brought the
Brooklyn Dodgers home in front.
"Banjo's" experience with tn
Dodgers was similar to that nov
being shown by "Six-Toes" for the
Tigers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
EDDIE O'DOWD TO
FIGHT JOHNNY BUFF


Eddie O'Dowd, Columbus, O., fiy-
weight who shaded Joe Colletti of
this city in a bout at Columbus re-
Gently, has been matched to meet
Johnny Buff, conceded fyweight
champion of America, In a bout at
Madison Square Garden on May 2.
The winner of this bout may be
matched to meet Jimmy Wilde. the
English ~f1yweight champion.
Colletti met O'Dowd when the lat
ter was~going at his best and the
confess was staged in O'Dowd's
home town. The result of the con-
test greatly pleased the fans. and
there was talk of matching Colletti
and O'Dowd again, this time for a
bout somewhere in the East.
O'Dowd's work has continued and
the match with Buff resulted. Buff
has been going great guns in recent
bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
BOYS BROTHERHOOD
NINE TO PRACTICE

The Employed Boys Brotherhood
baseball team of the local Y. M. c.
A. will be put through a practice
drill on the r. c. w. grounds tonight
in final preparation for their game
on Saturday afternoon with the
Newark E. B. B. team, which will
be staged on the r. C. w. field in
this city, starting at 2:30 o'clock.
Earl Anderson is manager of the
local team. and John Halligan cap
tain. A first class team will be
placed on the field and the home
battery in the opening game will be
either Gardella or Ritter on the
mound, and Adam Rogler behind the
bat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
LEAD WORKS WILL PLAY
CHEMICAL WORKS team

Manager Edward Kelly, of the
United Lead Works baseball team,
has secured as opposition in his
opening game of the season. which
will be played this Saturday after
noon on the Lead Works diamond.
the representative Roessler & Hass-
lacher Chemical Company nine. AS
this is the only senior game to be
played In the city Saturday after
noon a large crowd is expected.
From present appearances there Will
be no factory league this year but
occasional games of this type be-
tween the various industrial teams
should arouse considerable interest,
especially among the employees.
Final practice will be held by the
Lead Works candidates at A O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. The following
men will report at that time: Bau'
man, Simonsen. Pfeiifer. Maloney
Hornsby, Springer, Byde, Nj. Larson
j.. Zalari. p. Morgan, p. Toolan
Desmond, Mitruska. A few others
are also expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
BASKETBALL To
END SATURDAY.
Closing Game of Season Will
be Between Amboy Five
and Harmony Team.

Matey Melko's Harmony basket.
ball team will conclude its 1920-21
season on the Auditorium court Sat-
urday night in a game with Bill
Manning's Amboy tossers. The Har-
mony team will be bolstered by the
addition of Hank" Thomas, n OF
the greatest basketball players in
this section, and Evans, while the
Amboy lineup will consist of Reilly.
McWalters. Ewing, Harrigan and
Dave.
This contest, also will bring to q
close Bill M%anning's schedule in this
city, and in order to stage an even
matched game, Thomas. the only
local mar on his team, has been
placed in the Harmony lineup. The
Harmony team will take the floor
with Evans and Glochau, forwards.
Thomas, center, and Yves Hansons
Peter Hanson, Parker or Smith,
guards. Ewing will occupy the zen.
ter position for the Amboys. Chuck
Solador will referee the game. j
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
MULLEN FEELS CONFIDENT
OF BEATING IR0NSIDES

Joe Mullen's Perth Amboy base
ball team with several new men IN
the lineup, will endeavor to even up
their score for this season by win
ming the game on Sunday afternoon
with the Ironsides of Newark. Man
ager Mullen feels confident that with
a few changes in his lineup his team
should make UP for their setback
last Sunday at the hands of the Roy
al Colored Giants.
The Newark combination defeated
the Amboy players in an interesting
game on the local grounds last year,
and reports from Newark are to the
effect hat the Ironsides are going
stronger than ever this year. Man
ager Mullen has announced thai
within three weeks he expects TO
have picked the. regular representa-
tive Amboy team for the season.
1t is likely that after this sun
day there will be two games on the
local field every Sunday afternoon,
teams from this section Being book
ed for the preliminary contest
against Mullen's aggregation, and
Newark. New York and combina-
lions from other cities being booked
for the main attractions,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
Big Colleges Enter Races

PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-Yale
and Princeton will bring virtually all
their trackmen to the University or
Pennsylvania relay carnival next
week. Both institutions will have
teams in the distance medley. the
four-miIe race and the Freshmen
one-mile event, Princeton ais will
be presented in the sprint medley
relay and the Yale in the two mile
race.
Both will have been in the special
and field events.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
NORTH AMBOY TO START
SEASON At SOUTH RIVER

Carl Kaufman's North Amboy
Sporting Club baseball team is
scheduled to open the season on
Sunday afternoon with a game at
South River against the Pollsh
Giants of that place. Manager
Kaufman has not announced the
lineup of his team for this game,
or for the season, but intimates that
It will be the strongest combination
ever placed on the field by the North
Amboy club.
The candidates for the team have
been put through several practice
sessions. and the team has been re-
ported to be in first class CONDITION
for the opening fray. The Ponsh
Giants team was defeated by the
Morgan A. c. representative team In
a game at South River last Sunday
afternoon. The South River COM
bination is represented as strong
this season as last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
MATAWAN VARSITY IS
BEATEN BY RED BANK
rsy Evening News correspondent

% EFcHTT6 T<CVS
MATAWAN, April 21.-The Mat
avian school varsity baseball team
fell before the Red Bank high school
tossers in the formers opening game
of the season, on the local grounds
yesterday afternoon. The final score
of the game was 1873. Red Banks
runs were sem across strong in the
first five innings, but a change in
the Matawan battery in the sixth
inning put an end to the visitors
heavy scoring. The greater major
ity of the Matawan scoring was done
after the fifth inning. Tomorrow
afternoon the Matawan tossers trav-
ell to Freehold where they will en-
gage in a contest with the high
school nine at that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
SOUTH AMBOY SPORTS

TBy Evening News correspondent.I :
SOUTH AMBOY, April 21-Thero
will be a blow out" tonight for the
winner of the Y. NJ. C. A. bowling
,league-the Joel Parker team. The
affair will be in the form Of a
smoker and the secretary md his
committee have spent a grest deal
of time in preparing for this Invent.
This has been one of the Amost
successful winter seasons in the his
tory of the association. Despite
the present industrial conditions the
members seem to have taken a nAw
interest in the association and 1t II
fast growing into one of the ''big'S
institutions of the city. ]
Following the entertainment to.
night and the presentation of the
medals to the individual and teari
winners. refreshments will be serv,l
ed. All members of the "Y'' are in,
vited and urged to be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
FORESTER FIVE
BEAT AM|C|T|AS
Local BoWIers Take Two Out
of Three Games From the
Staten Island Champions

The Forester Bowling Five, OF this
city, went to Pleasant Plains last
night where they rolled the Amici-
tias. winners of the All Staten Island
League, taking two out of three
games from the home team. Mitter-
ways 237 was high for the night.
Dolan's 234 being second. Manager
E. C. Smith and several rooters ac-
companied the Forester team mem
bers.
The first game was won by the
Amicitias by almost 100 pins. In
the second matters were evened up
when the Foresters won by almost
as great a margin. In the third and
deciding game the visitors won by
sixty-four pins. Larsen's average of
1e7 was high for the night.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
BABE RUTH OF TOTTENVILLE
: SCHOOL AWARDED PRIZE

(By Evening News Stan Co-1espondent.l
TOTTENVILLE, April 21-Two
home runs by Michael Hercy of the
Tottenville public school in the
game yesterday afternoon on the
Tottenville A. C. field netted the
youthful Babe Ruth" two dollars.
The prize, a dollar for each home
run was given by Mrs. Marion
South Webb, a teacher at the Krei-
scherville school, whose team OPP
posed the Tottenville team. The
game ended in a tie, S-3. The game
scheduled was between the Sth
grade of the Tottenville school and
those of the Kreischerville, but up
on arriving at the grounds it was
found that the former boys were too
large for the Kreischerville team
and the 6-B grade team was sub
stituted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
West Amboy Feds Want Game


The West Amboy Feds, a fast
light senior team are without q
game for this Sunday, and Manager
A. Ernish is DESTROYS of booking
any fast team in this vicinity for q
game on the local grounds. Adj
dress communications to Manager
Ernish. 1913 Hommann avenue, or
call Perth Amboy. 1.510-R betwcs I
6 and Z o'clock at night. All dates
are open after this Sunday.
HOpelawn BashfuIs Change NaIac
The Hopelawn Bashful nine will
hereafter be known as the Hope
lawn Feds, Manager Thomas s3aboy
has announced. All games b0ekee
by the Bashfuls will be played by
the Feds. The Feds manager Is de-
sirous of arranging q game for this
Sunday. Address communications
o.Manager Saboy. Box 1913, or call
Perth Amboy 1330-R.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
Regan to Battle RYDER

Charley Ryder and Larry Regain
are booked to engage in the main
bout at the show of the Union
Square A. A. Boxing Club in Eliza
beth tonight. This bout is of great
interest to fans in this vicinity, who
have seen both of the boys in action
on numerous occasions. In another
event on the card. STUDY" O'Leary
of South Amboy is scheduled to en-
gage in a bout with a good boy in
his class. Many boxing fans from
this city and South Amboy will go
to Elizabeth tonight to witness the
bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21

The tenth annual report of Con-
servation Commissioners Pratt OF
New York is a wonderfully interest
ing and instructive one. 1t shows
that the 131 State Game Protectors
made 1859 arrests and secured A.
1876 convictions, from which the
state benefited to the extent OF
$74,143. Mr.. Pratt values the game
and fur bearing animals in New
York state at $4,000, 900, and as
serts that they return a dividend to
the state each year of $3,20o,o00 at
a cost of S182,000
The number Of hunting licenses
taken out were 202,946, for which
was paid s227,954 Statistics show
that 500, 900 rabbits, $4,000 musk
rat, 1S7,703 skunks, 1903 SPUR
rcls, 109,663 ducks, 41,957 grouse,
1856 pheasants, 1S9 bear, more
than 5000 deer, or in all 1,526,960
birds and animals were taken, or
more than seven<for each and ev-
ery hunter. That the fishermen
wasn't neglected is indicated by the
| figures which show that nc less than
l7~49,941,667 young FISH of % species
were propogated in the IL state
| hatcheries and every one was il5er-
ated. The New York State Corser-
walton Department is doing a real
work. ID
How DO You Like This?
A law to discourage wanton hsh-
ermen was suggested by Nathan
Butler, President of the American
| Fisheries Society at the annual con-
ference of the American Game Pro-
| tective Association. Mr.. Butler
| suggested a bag limit be imposed
and fishermen be compelled to keep
Iall the fish they catch, regardless OF
size, IT is Mr.. Buffers contention
that most of the fish hooked and
then returned to the water because
they are too small die after being
replaced.
Leave the Laws Alone
1t would be a fine thing If the law
makers would leave the laws alone
| for awhile and try and enforce some
| of those on the books. In a dozen
or more states there are bills up TO
revise some section of the hunting
laws or to stop the sale of firearms.
They never seem to think that non
| est men and ONE obey laws, n
that all the laws in the world VIII
not prevent a criminal from having
a firearm of some kind. They are
| talking about a ten-year closed sea.
son on quail in Missouri. A bill OF
a like nature was just killed In OK
lahoma through the efforts OF the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
Outlaws to Play Ball

3. j. Dun IS manager OF a newly
organized baseball team in South
River, known as the Outlaws, play
dng Saturday ball. Manager Duff
= DESTROYS of arranging games with
teams in this vicinity playing home
games. This outfit claims to be the
best in the county. The Outlaws
manager can be reached by ad-
dressing communications, care of p.
0. Box 652. South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
Summons for Babe" Ruth

News YORK, April 21.-'Babe'
Ruth, who was served with q sum-
mons charging violation of the au-
tomobile speed limit enroute to the
Polo grounds, is required to appear
in court April 27. Ruth was with
the Yankees at Philadelphia for the
opening game there with the Ath-
letics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21

Circus practice will be held night
ly for the balance of the week. All
performers are requested to report
for each rehearsal.
The senior swimming team will
go to New Brunswick Saturday
night, to take on the tankmen Of
the New Brunswick "Y."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
Deal Nine Wants Games

The Deal baseball team would
like to arrange games with teams
having home grounds up until June
1, after which they will be able to
play senior teams on their own
grounds. The Deal team has this
Sunday open. ]. G. Rolley, OF 1,457
Broadway. New York City, is man
aging this team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
Y. NJ. H. A. JRS.
WON 20 GAMES
Five Lost Only Three Games
During Season, Showing
Great Speed and Skill.

The Y. NJ. H.. A. Jrs. basketball
team has closed the season with q
record of twenty wins out of twenty
three games played, one Of the best
records ever set up by q Y. NJ. H. A.
team in this city. The Hebrew jun
ior tossers scored five hundred and
thirty EIGHT points to their opponents
three hundred and sixty-three. The
combination claims the Junior cham
pionship of the boys department of
the Y. NJ. II. A.
The record follows
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
Blazing Stars pIav

The Blazing Star Juniors will play
the Dublin Pal Juniors in a game on
the Cortlandt street diamond Sum
day afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results:
Jersey City, 2; Bpffalo, l..
Newark, 6: Syracuse. 3.
Reading, 6; Rochester, 8.
Baltimore, 9: Toronto, /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21

Games Today
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
New York, 8; Boston, s.
Brooklyn, 4: Philadelphia,
Pittsburgh, 6: Chicago, 5.
Cincinnati, 8; ST. Louis, 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21

Games Today:
Buffalo at Jersey City
Syracuse at Newark 4
Toronto at Baltimore
Rochester at Reading
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21

A utility player will vouch for the
fact that you don't have to be a
lawyer to sit on the bench. :
Many a pride of the minor leagues
is pried out of EN-.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21
League Standings
LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York, 8; Boston, 4.
Washington, 8; Philadelphia, 4
Detroit, 9; Cleveland, 6.
Chicago-St. Louis (wet grounds)
Standing of the Clubs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-21

Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn " Sc
Chicago at st. Louis. G. SSsss .
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. ,c~ -
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-06-09
NOTICE

To all whom 1t may concern:
The commissioner appointed to
vacate road commencing at the
SOUTHEAST Corner Of Section 1891
35 cameron Township, and run
ming thence North one mile, and ter
minating at the NORTHEAST corner
of Section 12-S1-35 Cameron Town
ship, in Audubon county, Iowa.
John d. Waychoff, Chas. F. Allen,
C. C. Graves, John Flies, John L.
Somers, Joseph F. Schroeder, Al Mil
Ter and p. N. Jorgensen, are shown
by the transfer books in this office
as owners Of land, which said High
way through, borders or ADULTS
thereon.
The Commissioner appointed to
vacate said highway, mas reported
in favor Of the vacation thereof, and
all objections thereto, or claims for
Damages, must be filed in the Audit
or's office on or before noon of the
26th. day of July, A. D. 1921. or
such road will be vacated, without
reference thereto.
Dated at Audubon, Iowa, this Gath.
day of May, A. d. 1921.
VIM. j. Hamilton.
County Auditor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-06-09
sHERIFFs SALE

State of Iowa, Audubon County-ss.
In the District Court Of Audubon
county, State of Iowa.
BY virtue of a special execution on
foreclosure of mortgage from the
office OF the clerk of the district
court OF Audubon county, state of
Iowa, in favor of Jessie NJ. Reed,
and against Herbert d. Hansen, and
Gladys M. Hansen, dated May IL,
1921, and to me directed command
ing me that of the real estate here
matter described of the said Herbert
d. Hansen and Gladys M. Hansen,
I make or cause to be made the sum
of $14,791.s2 debt and s201.37,
costs including attorneys fees, with
interest and costs and accruing costs.
I levied upon the following de-
scribed real estate lying and being
situated in the county of Audubon
and the State of Iowa, viz: S.h of
the N. w. u and the w. " of the
N. e. u Of sec. "a, Twp. 70, Range
s5,W. Of the 9Th. p. NJ. and here
by give notice that / shall offer for
sale at public outcry at the court
house door in the city OF Audubon,
County of Audubon, and State Of
Iowa, on the 27th day Of June, be-
tween the hours of 900 A. M. and
400 p. M. of said date sale to
commence at the hour of 900
o'clock P. M. of said day, and I will
sell to the highest and best bidder
therefor in cash the above described
property or sufficient thereof to sat
isfy the above debt, with interest
and costs and accruing costs.
(Subject to redemption
Dated this Gath. day OF May
AID, 1921.
Andrew Jorgensen, Sheriff
Audubon County, State of Iowa
Mantz & White,
Attys. for Plaintiff.