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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
HARMnNYS SET
FOR SPEEDWAYS
Big Game Will Be Played at
the Auditorium Court for
City Honors.

The Auditorium court in New
Brunswick avenue tonight will be
the scene of a basketball game be-
tween the Harmony and Speedway
basketball combinations. the second
Of a five game series. to decide the
amateur championship of this city
and the third congressional district.
The probable lineup of the teams
when they take the court for this
game will be as follows:
Harmony Spcedways
Regain r. Handerhan
left forward
Glochau r. Handerhan
right forward
P. Hanson Martin
center
w. Hanson Bradley
right guard
Parker Brovnmiller
left guard
Chuck" Solador, referee.
Some time ago the Harmony team
considered not as strong as today,
was defeated by the Speedway COM
bination in a game on the Auditor
ium court. Tonight Manager Melko's
outfit Is confident of evening up the
series. while the Speedway players
+ of the opinion that tonight's
game will mean two straight victor
les in the series for them.
Inasmuch as neither manager has
announced a positive lineup of their
respective teams for the game to-
night, the paper strength of the reg
ular lineups would not give the fav-
orite in the game tonight. Should
the two teams use their regular play
ers. it is believed the contest will be
a hard fought, evenly contested
game.
Foul shooting will have a great
deal to do with deciding the vic
tory and the Harmony team has one
of the leading foul shooters in the
county and this section of the state,
in Pete Hanson. There is every rea-
son to believe that a foul point or
two will decide the game. and that
the team with the more consistent
foul shooters. will be in the lead
when the whistle blows for the ter
mination of the game.
One thing that should please the
fans is the return of basketball SER
les for city and county championship.
when the majority of the players on
c~ontesting teams. are home men
Martin. a Woodbridge player, has
been with the Speedway team all
season. outside of Martin, it is be-
iieved that both teams will use all
local men.
The game will start promptly at
9:15 o'clock. and Solador, the reg
ular Amboy referee. will hold the
whistle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
FAST BOUTS At
BENEFIT SHOW
Ted Smacka will Meet Mickey
Cans at Auditorium This
Monday Night.

Ted Smacka, Newark bantam WIN
recently defeated Kid Toney, wef
known local bantam fighter. In
bout at the local Auditorium. -
scheduled to meet Mickey Cans. fast
rising Newark bantam. in one OF the
%four-round boxing events at the boxs
ing show being run in the AUDITORS
um by Joe Honan, local welter~
weight fighter, for the benefit OF the
Perth Amboy City Hospital.
Honan. with the assistance OF
Sonny Banks of Newark, has ar.
ranged a card Of bouts, thirty-stx
rounds in all, and consisting OF one
eight-round bout between two well
known colored boys, Wee Wee Bar
ton and Nero Chink. AL Cook and
Young Cozzilino, two fast feathers,
have been matched to meet in the
four-round semi-final event.
The remainder of the four-round
events are between Marty Mander-
Vile and Peter Jackson. feathers:
Young Balint. of this city, and Kid
Mitchell. bantams: Johnny Moon,
Chrome, and Irish Pagan. NewaCks
welters; Young Sid, of this city. ahdk
| Pete Harvey, of this city. bantams.
and the Gold Dust twins of this city.
This show is being conducted un.
der the auspices of the medical and
surgical staff of the local hospital
for the benefit of the institution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
BY PETER p. CARNEY
Editor National Sports SyndiCstl

Lieutenant Col. Morton c. Mum
ma, GU. S. Cav.) has been appointed
executive officer of the 1921 National
Rifle Matches. which will be held
at Camp Perry, o., during the month
of August.
On q number of occasions in the
past Col. Mumma has creditably
filled the position of executive officer
in the National matches and the ap-
pointment is one that will meet with
universal approval among rifemen.
The appointment was announced a
few days ago at a meeting of the
committee appointed by the Assistant
secretary of war to formulate rules
and plans for carrying out the rife
championship. The members of this
committee besides Col. Mumma are
Major Waller, Marines. Lieut.. Col.
Snyder. Infantry, Col. Stodter. Cav
airy, and Brig. Gen. Fred Phillips,
secretary of the National Rife asso-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
LOCAL PLAYERS LEAVE
FOR DANV|LLE, VA, SOON

Arthur Young, southpaw pitcher,
leaves for Danville, Va, tonight,
and Michael 500, southpaw twirler:
Edward Regain. outfielder: Charles
StinsoR, infielder; Michael Milchick
right hand pitcher; Simon Jacobs,
outfielder, and possibly Ray Han
derhan, inhelder, will leave for Dan
ville,> Va, tomorrow night. These
players make up a contingent going
to the panville cub of the Virginia
league for a tryout..
With the departjng of these play
ers, local baseball fans who have
followed the game in this city for a
good many years, find that Perth
Amboy has had its biggest season in
sending candidates out of this city
for league teams. There are at
least fifteen Perth Amboyans, or at
least former Amboy players now
in the various training camps
throughout the country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
WOMEN'S VOLLEY BALL
TEAM BEATS MADISON

\ The women's volley ball team at
the local "Y" proved themselves the
better team in a well played game
with the Madison team yesterday, in
Madison with a final score of 23-9.
Captain Frances Seaman and her
team journeyed to Madison yester-
day afternoon by automobile to meet
the Madison team. Although the
score at the end showed Amboy
away ahead in the game. the first
half was quite interesting and ended
with a score of SIS in favor of the
locals. After the game the losers
entertained their guest-players at a
luncheon in a pretty tea room.
The local team has nov won three
out of four games. The first three.
a series with Railway Y. M. C. A.
resulted in a win of two for the To-
Gal team and they have now be-
gun a series with Madison, the re-
turn game of which will be played
Wednesday morning. April IS, at II
o'clock, on the local court.
Those who played yesterday were
Captain Frances Seaman, Mrs. Char
les Thompson, Mrs. Schuyler Pew.
Mrs. A. II. Durham, Mrs. Norman
Davis, Mrs. Jesse Seaman and Mrs.
G. w. Fithian.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
SIMPSON NIGHT
FOR Y. NJ. CA.
Sunday School Has Keen
Competition In Games Last
Night.

Keen competition in all events
featured the annual athletic meet
held last night by the Simpson Sun
day school in the Y. M. c.. A. gym
nasium. Approximately five hun
bred people were present and many
games of various kinds were partici-
pated in by the children. the events
being arranged so that all had q
chance to compete in some contest.
A spirit of wholehearted enthusiasm
prevailed. the children taking the
greatest possible interest in the
game and the parents and friends
cheering them from the side lines.
The winners In the children's races
were
8 Year Old Class-John Pember-
ton and Mary Christensen.
10 Year Old Class-Harvey Banks
and Mary Black:
IL Year Old Class-Malcolm Dun
ham and Margaret Pyster;
IL Year Old Class-Harold Banks
and Edna Wiederstrom;
13 Year Old Class-William Wat
erbor and Ida Wilson.
Following the children's games
was a well played basketball game
between the young men Of Ralph
Atkinson's and w. w. Sellers class
es. Fast passing and clever shoot
ing featured this match which was
won by Mr.. Atkinson's team, the
score being 24-6. The concluding
event of the meet was a straddle
ball tilt between a team of seven
young ladies, captained by Miss Mil
bred Westcott and eve young men.
captained by I. s. YarnalI. The
men won the first game and the la
dies demanded a return match,
which was played and won by them.
Then, to settle the argument, a third
game was played in which the
men came off victorious by a mar
row margin.
After the meet was over refresh
ments consisting of ice cream and
cake were served to all present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
ALL OUTDOORS

citation.
The committee determined upon a
new course of fire to be known as
the National intercollegiate Rife
team match and also considered ways
and means of putting into effect the
wishes of the National board look
ing towards the development of pro-
flciency with military arms among
civilians. Several important changes
were made in the rules. The most
important one specifies that in the
National team match the teams shall
consist of ten shooting members, at
least five of whom shall be men who
have never before shot a IS members
of a team in the National Rifle
matches. Each team will also be al
lowed a team captain and team
coach. This cuts the size of every
team from IS to IL men. 1t was
necessary to cut the size Of the teams
in order to remain within the appro-
priation allowed to conduct the
| matches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
MARRIED AND SINGLE
MEN TO PLAY BASEBALL

A three game baseball series be-
tween the Married and Single men
of Hopelawn Fire Company No. l
will be started at H%opelawn tom.
row morning at 10 o'clock. Great
interest is being shown in this series
by the baseball fans of the Hope
lawn section, and a big crowd is
expected to be on hand when the
first ball is thrown.
The Married mems lineup will be
NJ . Kochich, lib; NJ. Dubinsky 2b:
C. Delux, 3b; H. A. Larson, If: M.
Salvaney. CT: G.. H.. Barrett. RI: A.
Matthews, c; ]. Bunkye. SIS, and b.
Kaminsky, SIS and p., and J. Yaftek,
utility. !.
The Single mems lineup is ex
pected to be rs follows: j. Sabo. &
J. Pukell, 1b; f. Kaminsky. ~
Joe Sabo, SIS: G.. Kochich, 3b; 81
Sutch, If; j. X. Javkonsky, CT;
Jancisko, rf; j.. Kanich. p, aud
Larson, utility. N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
FRENCH FIELD MANAGER
OF lYCEuM FEDS Nine

At a recent meeting of the Lyceum
Feds baseball team Adam French
was chosen to succeed Frank Gene
ski as field manager of the team.
Michael Stolz is booking manager of
this combination. Tomorrow after
Don on the Lead Works diamond
the Lyceum Feds will engage in a
practice game with the regular
Lyceum A. G. team. and on April IT
the regular schedule will be opened.
Teams desiring to book the Lyceum
Feds, a light senior combination.
should address Manager Stolz at the
United Lead Works. The Feds will
meet at the Lyceum Club tomorrow
afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
ANOTHER BIG Same At
K. Of C. ON MONDAY

Another big game will be that
staged in the knights of Columbus
auditorium on High street. Monday
night. the second contest of a SER
les to decide the court champion
ship of the local council of the
Knights of Columbus. The Column
bus club and knights of Columbus
teams are the contending factions,
the knights of Columbus team hav-
ing captured the first contest.
On Monday night the Columbus
club will have on hand a number of
men who for various reasons, could
not appear for the opening game OF
the series last Monday night. With
two teams having their regular teams
on hand for action, an interesting
game is expected. If the Knights of
Columbus team wins this game, the
series will be decided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
LYCEUM Nine T0 HAVE
PRACTICE GAME TOMORROW

Tom Snyder's Lyceum A. C. base
ball team will engage in another
practice game on the United Lead
at 3 o'clock. The Lyceum Feds will
fuIAish the opposition to the Lyceum
A. y. combination in this game. and
Manager Snyder requests that all of
his men report early so that they
can be placed at their regular post
tions.
The manager is DESTROYS OF having
his team in fine shape for their
opening game with the Keyport
baseball team at the latter's
grounds on April II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02

Mrs. Josie Reed, 217 n. Exter St,
Tulsa, Okla, writes: II was in bed
three days with my back, 1 took
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was at my work again. l cannot
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Foley Kidney Pills stop bladder ir-
Irregularities and strengthen the kid
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system the poisohs that cause back
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sore muscles, swollen hands and feet,
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whcre.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
6EbALL LID.
! TOMORROW
Several Games Will Be Played
in This Section Tomorrow.
Amboys Not Ready.

The baseball season will be start
ed in this vicinity in a small way
tomorrow. There axe several regu-
Lar scheduled games Arranged to be
played on local lots and In nearby
towns tomorrow, but the bigger ma
jority of the contests scheduled for
tomorrow are practice affairs. Many
of the leading teams in this vicinity
will open their season a week from
tomorrow.
Inasmuch as nc definite decision
has been reached in regard to the
Raritan Copper Works grounds, it is
not known just when Joe Mullen's
Perth Amboys will start the S
This combination will be the leading
team of this vicinity again this year.
Feds to Get Busy
The West Amboy Feds baseball
team will engage in q practice game
with the Lehigh baseball team in a
game on the West Amboy grounds
tomorrow afternoon.
Raritan Club to Practice
The recently organized Raritan
Social Club baseball team will hold
a practice session on the Raritan
Copper Works field this afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Manager Garrett Poul-
sen is DESTROYS of having all his play
ers on hand early for this session.
This team will play Saturday games.
Roosevelt Juniors Challenge
Charles Morris, Is Washington
e n Chrome, is DESTROYS of book
ing baseball games with light senior
teams having open dates after April
IT. He is manager of the Roosevelt
Juniors.
Pioneers Start Season
Manager Bonalsky's Pioneer dia-
mond warriors from the Dublin Sec
ton of this city will start their base
ball season tomorrow afternoon with
a game at Roosevelt. The Harmony
A. C. team from that place will fur
nish the opposition in this contest.
and the game is scheduled to be
played on Brady's field. The contest
will start about 3 o'clock.
Reggie, the South Amboy twirler,
will be on the mound for tho visiting
nine in this game, while Love or
Thurston will be the choice of the
home manager for the box work.
Maurer Plays at Home
The Maurer A. A. baseball nine
will open their season tomorrow at
ternoon in a game on their home
grounds with the Charleston A. G.
baseball combination from Kreisch-
erville, S. l. The game will start at
3 O'Clock, and a big crowd of fans
from the northern section of this
atty and also from Kreischerville. s.
l., are expected to be in attendance.
Smith, a Railway pitcher, will
probably do the hurting or h Wis
iting team, while F'altisco will do
the finging for the Maurer club.
Manager Urbanski, of the Maurer
team, will use his regular lineup in
this contest.
To Have Practice Game
The st. Anthony and National
BASEBALL teams of this city will en-
gage in a practice game on the Rar-
itan Copper Works field tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. This game
vii, be the final practice session Of
both teams prior to the opening OF
their regular season the following
Sunday.
Jeroski or Warner will start on
The mound for the Saints. while
Baumlin will be Manager MarshalPs
pitcher for this practice game. The
following Saints will report for this
practice, Bradley, Bob Handerhan.
Larson, Brownmiller. Jersoki, War
Larson, Brownmiller. Jeroski, War
etsch. Leary and MaZurik.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
BY B. Link

Any youngster who hopes to take
Walton Cruises place in the outer
gardens of the Boston Braves this
year will have to step some-and
use his f1fnsing arm some more.
One of his best little tricks of the
trade is the speedy return of a fly
ball. Few runners sneak home from
third after Cruise smothers a long
high one, Boston players attempted
to time him, from the moment the
ball hit his glove until it was on its
way to the plate.
Nothing doing! Their watches
didn't run that fast.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
sketball DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS ; Bowling News
POST OFFICE BOWLERS WIN
THREE FROM SOUTH AMBOY

The Perth Amboy Post Office
bowling team won three straight
anne from the Business Mems five
from South Amboy in a match roll
ell on the local Y. NJ. c.. A. alleys
last night. Bill Pemberton, anchor
man for the home combination, led
the letter carriers and their oppo-
nents in high average and high
score, rolling 165, 227 and 1855 for
an average of 1913. All three games
went to the Perth Amboy team by
big margins.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
Lewis to Fight Here

Johnny Lewis, Canadian bantam
weight champion, who is at present
being managed by Ed Mooney
Poulsen. of this city, has been
matched to meet Steve Conlon. an
Altoona speed boy. in one of the six
round bouts on the card being ar
ranged for the Patrolmen's Benevo-
lent Association smoker to be given
in the Auditorium, this city, on Fri
ay night. April Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02
IrOUuois A. A. Wants Game

The IroQuois A. A. baseball team.
a light semi-pro organization of
Staten Island, would like to book
games with teams of similar
strength, on opponents grounds. T.
Hurley. manager of the team, an
nounces hat his combination will
travel for all of their games for
suitable guarantees. Address all
challenges to Fl Leyden avenue,
Mariners Harbor, s. L., or telephone
Port Richmond 577.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-02

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-17
Homemade, but Has No
Equal for Coughs
Makes a family supply Of really
dependable couKh n,ediciDe. Eas-
lily prepared. and sates ato,A e..

If you have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing,
or il your child wakes up during the
night with Group and you want quick
help. try this reliable old home c-made
cough remedy. ANY druggist can supply
you with 2la ounces Of Pincx. Pour
this into pint bottle and fill the bottle
with plain granulatcd sugar syrup. Or
you can use clarified molasscs, honey, or
corn syrup. instead of sugar syrup, if
desired. This recipe makes a pint of
really remarkable cough remedy. 1t
tastes good. and in spite of its low cost,
it can be depended upon to give quick
and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold of a
cough in way that means business.
1t loosens and raises the phlegm, stops
throat tickle. and soothes and heals the
irritatcd membranes that line the throat
ness, ease and certainty that it is really
astonishing.
Piney is a special and highly concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the best
known means OF overcoming severe
coughs, throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations
of this mixture. To avoid disappoint-
ment. ask for "21E. ounces of Pincx"
with full directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
or money promptly re-
funded. The Piuex Co., Ft. Wayne.
Ind
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-17
MADAME SCHUMAHN- -HE|AK WILL SING
AT CITY AUDITORIUM FEBRUARY 2S

OF the American continent to the other
and everywhere she arouses the same
enthusiasm and enshrincs herself In
tho hearts or all who hear her. Her
voice T. simply wonderful in its range
power, color and control. and her mu-
sicianship 81 such that her voice is
now nt the very zenith of its power.
Pucbloans indeed have Il rare treat
In store FOR thcm Monday night. Feb
ruary -. whru She sings at the CITY
Auditorium assisted by Mr.. Morgan.
baritone. and Miss Hoffman at the pi-
anu. Seats are now on sale at all the
music houses and many other business
houses In tho city Monday. February
n. reserved seats viii go on sale nt
the store OF tho Silver state Music
Co. &c north Main street. and the first
day of tho reserved seat sale only tick
ct holders viii bc permitted to make
reservations. Buy yuur tickets for
Schumauu llciukr today and reserve
your seats next Monday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-17
Another Bill Of Big Time
Acts at Majestic This Week

scntcd by Mr. and Mrs. Mel Burnc.
This kind Of comedy acting is the most
dfiicul; known to tile comedian. Mr..
Mel Burro. -, the drunk who thought
his wife had rpu" to the country
passes out lots OF good laughs in his
attempt TO "suuurr' himself with
mama.
Rhyme with Reason" made an in
stunt NIT. being completely filled with
'i~yCr comedy, Jazz, songs and dane
iuE. Chody with DIS imporsonation OF
ihu original Frisco Dance. and many
others showed remarkable talent Dot
and MIdEC, tuu pretty girls with
pleasing personalities with their origi
mai songs and music make this act a
novelty hearing u recent datC-linc
FALSELY, Noon and company, present
something original In their musical
r,s, uy. The scculc effects OF the SOW
cuH settings ara exceptionally clever
aud the girls arr c.,sy to look at. their
costumes arc really startling In de-
sign and splcudor. Each Of this com
pany Is an Individual star. showing
original as well as high class singing
and dancing This Petite Review with
Miss johnson rs leading lady, is ono
OF tho best musical acts on the stage
today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-17
German Memorandum Is
Handed to Harding

st. Augustine, Fob. ia committee
of tho German American Citizons'
league. headed by George Sylvester
Nicrcck, who during the war served as
editor of tho "Fnthcrlund." presented
to Mr.. Harding Wednesday u memo
randum setting forth certain views on
issues confronting the next admins
tration.
Mr.. Nicrcck in statement said tho
committee had boon received in tho
most cordial manner. and had Eonc
away satisfied that there would be
Just and equitable peace with Ger
tnsuy. The statement also predicted
Mr.. Harding would do everything in
hts power to allay racial hatrcds aud
prciudiccs created by the war.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-17
tpy H. Cd

O7y H. O.
Tho vlud"vue fans o. Pueblo ecc
.rrorrd another good tin oT PluiaEc'
.,auts, lllc tlI. week al tbr Majestic.
.Thy opening ac, Is ot "a type seldom
tceus woman JurEier of exceptional
'raUlty. s,lma Bruz, hcra!dod as
tbv world. foremost IdsEl,r. Shr ven
,lr-rryrH tHr ur' n~ -Hr performs
f-ty- ur Iurvhr- and balancing that
.nrc exceptionally clever
ys rro,d tnr huya faer run ter,
.-,1n was called nsc "tIuzh Barrasc'
ty tito soldiers lu France. evidently
bad his sights away ~ high a. tho
.nand- was rather light put his turn
T. fuH uf clean comedy rather old in
spou', but good.
I'm -ic-o days or prohlhitlont') a lit
tir reminder %, ,H" dnyH that are
gone I- good for eycrybody occasional
j.. and u,rr 'raat. along ;hcs" lines,
g. In ,torc for the thoator gocrs when
The curtain rises ON the comedy
farcc ION the Sleeping Porch pre-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-17

Mime. ssnumann- Hrink is the most
Interesting woman and the most
wonderful ,ontraljo singer appcarius
ON the American stuge to-day She has
guE her way Into tho hearts uf gii
American lovers 90 music who have
lf~nrd her, and on Monday night. Feb
mary = 5hc viii sing her way into
.tho hearts of the music lovers uf Pu-
Hs.n. SHf is NOT only Il wonderful sing
.,r- but e remarkable woman with "a
heart ull@d tu uyc-fowins with lUy,
Tor humanity. Never IN tho course
- her very active lie hys she fn7 one
instant neglected her homr t.rs md
t1i- one great fact has helped 10 maE.
lrr what she is today - tho great
Tupthcr and the great singer
IN fact there is but one Schumaun-
iIeiuks, and the glory and beauty ~
h"r singing can never lie put into
.-ds, because words cannot drScrlbu
h'r voice. she ha= sung from one end
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-17

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with the Pinkham medicine did and
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take your medicine they would not
suffer so. I have recommended the
Vegetable Compound to lots Of people
and they have been satisfied. Mrs.
MARY RHAPsToCK, 270i Wisconsin St.,
Kenosha, Wisconsin.
When woman is beset with such
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ache, headaches. bearing-down pains,
nervousness or the "blues" she should
treat the cause of such conditions by
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, the standard remedy for
woman 8 ills.