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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
K. Of C.ELEVEN
|SPREPAR|NG

Manager Leo Burke's local
Knights of Columbus football war;
riors were put through a drill on the
grounds adjoining the clubhouse of
the local council last night. About
thirty candidates were on hand for
this session and all those present
were greatly interested in the game
scheduled for Sunday afternoon with
the Vons of New Brunswick.
Followers of the gridiron game in
this vicinity are of the opinion that
the Caseys can go to New Brunswick
on Sunday afternoon with a real
team and uphold Perth Amboy's rec
ord in all branches of sport against
the city up the river. The showing
of the Knights of Columbus Stars
ssainst the Roosevelt team last
Sunday afternoon is proof that with
a little effort on the part of those
interested Perth Amboy can be rep
resented on the gridiron by as strong
a team as represents the city on the
diamond and the court.
Another practice session of the
Casey combination will be staged
tomorrow night and probably on
Saturday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
TWO NEW TEAMS
IN BIC LEAGUE
Cartridge Works and A. S. &
r. Have Teams in Indus
trial Volley Ball Circuit

Four volley ball matches were
played in the industrial league
games It the Y. NJ. c. A. last night.
the two Atlantic Terra Gotta teams
continuing to win while the Roessler
G. Hasslacher sextet were the other
winners. Two new factory teams
made their initial appearance last
Cartridge Works, sprung a big sur
prise by its excellent showing. The
American Smelling & Refining Com
pany had the other new team en-
tered.
The first game of the night was
between the Lead workers and the
r. e. II. chemists. The Cartridge
team. represented by Burns, New
conner. Baldwin. Hornsby. Powers
and Larcombe. won the first game
from their opponents. Hooper, Stew
art, eager. Mount, Dickson and
Hartman by a score of 1876. The
the league, went to the II. e II. COM
bination by one point, the final score
being 1914. The third and deciding
game vas also won by them, 15-9.
Although the Perth Amboy Dry
Docks team showed marked i'm
provement yer last week they were
not able to defeat the crack Atlantic
Terra Gotta No. 2 team. which took
two straight games by score of 1871
and 1873. The teams lined up as
follows: Atlantic Terra Gotta No. 2,
Luckhurst, Bowman, Anderson, X.
Jensen. Bown, Wort and Janderup;
Dry Docks, Dawson, Brownmiller,
Jensen. Campbell, Hansen. Tague,
Kurowsky.
The Bakelite team made things
interesting for the Atlantic Terra
Gotta No. 1 combination in their
first game, only one point separating
the teams at the close of the game.
The terra Gotta men won 1914 and
annexed the next game also 1871.
Playing with the winning team were
Zalari, Halligan. Hallahan. Meshrow,
Samsoe. Fimiani. The Bakelite team
was composed of Parker. Major,
Frederickson. Rossi. Cornelius and
Holeczki.
:. In their second match of the night
the A. L. C. No. 2 team easily de-
feated the new A. S. & r. team by
of 1874 and 1872. The win
ming team used the same lineup as
in their game with the Dry Docks
while the Shelters had Joe Prantl,
Oscar Wilson, Robert Wilson. Allen
Wilson. Robert Fullerton and An
drew Deliman.
There will be an extra night Of
games this week, this coming Satur-
day night being devoted to industrial
league matches. These should be
the most interesting of the league
as the more evenly matched teams
will clash. The two terra Gotta
teams will play n match, the
Bakelites and Cartridge team, the
r. &c Fl. and Dry Docks. The A. S.
g. r. also play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
WATERS AGAIN
WINS HIGH CUP
Shooting From Scratch Alder
man sreaks As out of Pos
sibIe so Targets

BY winning the October leg of the
High Gun Cup, offered by the Perth
Amboy Gun Club, Alderman Albert
@. Waters last aSturday frightened
his grip upon this trophy which goes
permanently to the gunner winning
it the most times during the year.
Alderman Waters, shooting from
scratch, broke twenty-five birds in
the first event OF the afternoon. the
shoot for the Perth Amboy Club Cup.
In this John Paskie, with a handicap
of eight, broke twenty birds. giving
him the cup. In the second event
Paskie was given a handicap of
three. He broke only fourteen in
that event. giving him a total In the
Chamber Of Commerce Cup shoot Of
seventeen. In this event there was
a triple tie for first. handicaps maxi
ing possible perfect scores by o.
Mundy. A. Deter and j. Wolfgang.
In this shoot Waters broke twenty
three without a handicap, making
his actual breaks for the day with
out a handicap, forty-five out of a
possible fifty. This record gave him
the High Gun Cup.
There will be no shoot Saturday
but sweepstakes will be contested for
on November ~. The November
monthly shoot will be held Saturday,
November 26.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
AQUATIC MEET.
AT ~" N0v.12
Swimming Contests for Med
ais Among Local Members
injecting Friday Night

A swimming rally for all of those
interested in aquatic sports will be
held Friday night at 1880 O'Clock in
the Y. NJ. O. A.
Louis P. Booz, Jr., member of the
physical committee, is in charge OF
the activities in the swimming pool
this year and expects to have a busy
season with senior and junior aqua
tic teams competing with out-of-
town teams. Water polo, which was
inaugurated last year., will be gone
ahead with this year. Important
business will be transacted at the
meeting Friday night, every n in
terested in joining the team or hav-
ing the welfare of the teams at heart
being urged to attend.
A championship meet will be held
on Saturday, November u. This
meet will be limited to members OF
the local association and will be
along similar lines to the track meet
which will be held for local members
in the gym on November 5-namely,
to get a line on the talent which is
available for representative teams.
In the aquatic meet there will be
medals awarded as prizes to the first
and second competitors in each
event, silver for first and bronze for
second.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
rt Comment
m All Fields

england in the past has turned
u some great fighters. but today
nstlc class over there Is scarce.
They have a deuce of a time de-
Veioplng anybody and when they
40 get him to coming along nicely.
some second rater comes along and
hits him with everything but the
water bucket.
ITS due to England losing so
many men in the war;" they claim.
The world will have to wait for
probably a whole generation before
England can bring OUT anybody
with real championship class"
But. look out when they do
there will be a new school, new
methods and different thinking.
For none of the old masters are
there to coach and insHnce that flu
lure. They viii develop an initia-
tive and an original style that has
never been known to the British
ring.
While Britain was busy with the
war, the few matches that were
fought were just for the sake of the
game. These melees were more ex-
hlbitton goes than anything else.
There were no large stakes involved
and it was hardly worth the pugi-
lists time to fool with them. So
the game gradually wilted away,
and all the future champions Of
the Isles wen WITH ii
Sing a song of %sixpence, pocket full
of rye,
FOUR and twenty fightin' guys, bak-
in in a pie,
When the pie was opened, the
judge began to sing,
Y'can't fight here in Wichita. SO get
out with the thing.
Lands may walk Babe Ruth.
He used to hold a pennant,
AS he cheered to beat the band;
And then he cheered the other
team
A lily's in his hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
OFFICE IS
AN EASY WINNER
South Amboy "Y" Lose Three
Straight Games on Alleys
Here. Last Night

The Perth Amboy p~ostofice bowl
Ing team won three straight games
from the South Amboy Y. NJ. C. A.
In a match rolled on the local "Y"
alleys last night. Owing to this
match no games in the two-man
tourney was bowled. Bill Pember-
ton. the old reliable anchCr man for
the feds, had the right combination
last night. being high man for his
team in each game, averaging 210
and making a high score of 245.
The first game was the closest Of
the three. the Perth Amboy team
winning by ten pins. There was a
hfty-two pin margin in the second
game while the third was won by
sixty-four pins.
Anderson, lead-off man for the
visitors. scored and averaged high
for that combination. PA being his
best game and 1S4 his average
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
First "y' Track Meet
Of Season To Be Held
Saturday Night Nov. :

In order to determine what ma
terial is available among members
of the local Y. NJ. c. A. for a track
team this year, Physical Director
Schuyler c. Pew and the physical
committee have arranged to hold a
meet Saturday night in the gymna-
SUM in which all desiring to try out
for the team will be entered. Last
year h opening meet was in the
form of a dual contest between the
senior and Junior teams. the seniors
winning after a spirited series Of
events. This year much is expected
from the older boys who are enthu-
siastic over the opportunity offered
to make the track team and wear
the track "" showing them to be
members of the varsity team which
will meet other associations in COM
petition.
A picked team will be chosen this
year to represent the Y. NJ. G. A. and
1t will be those who make the best
records at the meet on November s
who will carry the colors of the local
association. In order to offer an
added attraction to the contestants
the physical committee has decided
to give silver medals to the winners
of first place in each event and
bronze medals to the winners of
second place. This is the first time
in several years that medals have
been offered and many athletes who
have been representing the "Y" on
the track, together with new aspi-
rants, are anxious to win these
prizes.
A purely local meet such as viii
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

One other event on the program
which is of particular interest to the
fans of this city and also of New
Brunswick, is the wrestling between
Jorgen Reckless Hanson of this
city and John Salome of New Bruins
wick. Hanson has trained hard so
as to be in condition to make up for
the defeat handed him by the New
Brunswick wrestler at Columbia hall
in this city some time ago. Salome
has quite a record IN the mat. Han
son also has a big following in this
city and vicinity.
Other Events.
In the six round semi-inal event
Young Egmore of this city is match
ed to meet Johnny Colby. of Chrome,
and in preliminary events the fol-
lowing boxers will meet, Fanny
Terio. Of this city. and Kid Alex,
of Fords. Kid Lynch, of Chrome. and
Young Leslie. of this city. and Harry
Mason and a boxer from Harry Ken
ny's stable in Newark.
Three vaudeville acts are also on
the program. The Jersey City Police
Quartette will exhibit their wares
one of these numbers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
SAINTS MADE
GOOD RECORD
Gained Even Break in Games
Played During 1921 Dia-
m0nd Season

The Sta Anthony baseball team
during the season of 1921 scored
eleven victories in twenty-five games.
All of the leading teams in the city
county and the third congressional
district were played by this team
which was managed by Wesley Will
son and captained by Willard War
ner. The greatest success of the
season for the Saints was the VIC
tory scored over the Aquehongas of
T~ottenville by a IL to 8 score. This
was the last game On Manager Will
sons schedule.
Among the players who perform
I'D with the Saints during the season
were, Herman Jeroff. Art Young,
Bill Flynn. Charley Brownmiller.
Chris Sindet, Frank Bader. Tommy
Van Glider, John Burke, Andy Ma
zurek. Walt Mazurek. Mike Tague,
Charles Stinson, Neal Leary, Willard
Warner, Tommy Burke, Joe Burns,
white" Leahy. John Wallace, c.
Zehrer. Bill Larson, Ed. Keeler, Jack
Egan and Bob Handerhan.
The victories scored by the Saints
follow:
Matawan, 7 to 2.
Norwoods, Long Branch, 10 to 6.
West Amboys. s to 5.
Arrows. Piscataway, 9 to s.
X. of c. Woodbridge, s to I.
PAGERS. South River, 6 to 4, Go
innings).
Sayreville, 10 to 6.
Metuchen, IL to 8.
West Amboys. Z to 0.
Matawan. 4 to 8.
Aquehongas, Tottenville, IL to 8.
The defeats:
Red Bank Orioles, s to g..
Aquehongas. T~ottenville. 2 to O.
Keyport, 16 to 8.
Lyceums, 2 to /.
Matawan, 5 to 8.
Bradley Beach. 8 to 4. I'll in
nings).
Aquehongas. 1 to o.
Red stars, New Brunswicks, 6 to 8.
Freehold, 6 to S.
Norwoods, Long Branch. 5 to q.
Perth Amboys. 7 to 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

be staged here a week from Saturday
night creates more interest, il
seems, than does a meet with an
out-of-town association. owing to
the intense rivalry between the team
members The track team this year
is being handled by George F.'Hoop-
er. a Cornell man who has had con-
siderable track experiences and will
himself probably enter some of the
sprints. Last year Richard Pickers-
gill conducted the affairs of the team
and managed to get together a COM
bination of athletes which will form
the nucleus OF a strong team this
year.
All entries TO this meet must be
received not later than Thursday.
November 3. A small entrance fee
will be charged for each event In
order to help pay the cost of the
medals. Every "Y' member is elie-
ible to enter. entrance blanks being
obtainable from Physical Director
Pew.
There will be eight events, con-
sisting Of the twenty yard dash. 22o
yard run, 440 yard run. one mile
run, half mile run, twelve pound
shotput, standing and running broad
jump.
More interest is being manifested
in athletics this year than eve be-
fore and g record number of entries
is looked for. especially from some
of the older seniors who have not
been active in track work recently
although they have proven their
ability in the past. The public viii
be invited to attend the meet.
the diamond, Red" Evans. as he
was then known, was secured by the
st. Anthony combination and per-
formed in several ganes al the difH-
cult corner. His single in one of the
extra inning contests played ~ these
teams decided the game.
Evans also performed against
"Pox" Booz's Auditorium Five OF
this city two seasons ago and played
against Bill Manning's Amboys on
the local court last season. The
Orange team will appear here with
a strong combination of tossers, ana
if this combination has one or two
men in Evans class as long rangs<
shooters, the local representative
team will be in for a setback.
Fans who turned out for the 4rsi
two games on the schedule of the
Perth Amboy Speedways left the
hall wen satisfied with the exhibit
tons furnished. The game last Sat
urday night which was decided ir
the last few seconds of play had this
fans on edge. The Roamers had the
pick of Newark court material ant
the local team won by a 1927 mar
gin.
Chuck Solador will referee al
the games on the Auditorium court
this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
CL EM0NS ~ READY FOR MEETING
Mu||en's Amboy Team
Won twenty Six Contests
During The Past Season

Forty-two games were played by
the Perth Amboy representative
baseball team during the season re-
Gently closed. Twenty-six of these
contests were annexed to the win
column, fifteen were chalked up as
defeats and one tie game was played.
Joseph Mullen managed the team.
During the season Of 1920 Man
ager Mullen's Perth Amboy repre-
sentative diamond team won twen-
ty-four contests out of the thirty
three games participated In by the
team. Z
Among the players who performed
with the Amboy representative COM
bination which copied Middlesex
county honors this year are: Harry
Applegate, Charles Loeser, John Full
lerton, Jim Romer. John Burke, Bill
Flynn, Aicer Jensen, Jim Silver,
Meyer Larsen, Andy Kane Bill
Coughlin, Frank Richmond. Mike
Milchick, Andy Mazurek, Andy Jen-
sen. Henry Neider. Alb Herman, Jess
James, A. Singer. Simon Jacobs,
Jack Egan. Buck Nesley, Lescure,
Ed. Keller. Joe Wood. Laurent, Ray
Handerhan, Signet, Charles Stinson.
Brady, Austin Hornsby and Eddie
Regan. Benny Gloff.
Harry Chunk" Applegate was the
real star of the team during the 1921
season. al he has been the shining
light in the activities Of other local
representative teams for many sea-
IONS back. His record with the local
team during the season just closed
was twelve victories in twenty starts.
At least five of his defeats were due
10 the poor support given him.
The Amboy victories follow:
Ironsides. Newark, 2 to ..
Red Stars. New Brunswick, 8 to 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
Hercules Powder


SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 26-Chris
Mulraine, athletic officer of Luke A.
Lovely Post No. 81. American Le-
gion, has announced the placing of
a travelling team on the courts OF
the county this
Jimmie" Canton, well known
throughout the state al a player of
merit. will be among the boys a
ing the colors of the local post.
Punk" James, another fast man.
who played much last year with diff
ferent aggregations. will also be
placed with the Legion boys.
Emil Anderson, Milton Rue, Leo
Whalen. will also don the uniforms
Of the travelling team.
Mulraine is anxious to book
games with some fast aggregations
throughout the county who have
their own courts. Telephone 2S5
South Amboy, at any time during
the day, or a letter addressed to
Broadway will find the athletic Of
ficer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
EVANS WILL Be
HERE SATURDAY
Former st. Anthony BalItoss-
er Will Perform With Or
ange Big Five

Bel" Evans of Orange. rated as
one of the best shots in this state.
will appear in this city Saturday
night with the Orange Big Five
against the Perth Amboy Speedways
in a game on the Auditorium court.
This is the third game on the home
schedule of the local representative
team. the first two contests result
ing in the defeat of the Michelins of
Midtown and the Roamers of New
ark.
Local fans should be we'll ac-
quainted with Evans, for he per-
formed in baseball and basketball
games in this city in. former seasons.
Several years ago when the Frank
lin anil st. Anthony baseball teams
battled for supremacy of the city on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
Big Crowd Expected to
Attend Cops Smoker

Johnny Carroll, of Chrome, and
Kidd Clemens, of this city. are all
set for the gong. according to re-
ports received from their training
headquarters. These two boxers are
matched to meet in the e~ight-round
main boxing event at the PATROL
mems Benevolent Association third
annual smoker in the auditorium on
New Brunswick emu tomorrow
night.
Followers of the two boxers are
banking heavily on the outcome of
this bout. There are many fan in
Roosevelt and vicinity who are of
the belief that the Chrome pug will
score a knockout, while followers OF
the boxing game in this city and m
mediate vicinity believe that the for
mer cop will succeed in landing a
haymaker.
Carroll Is well liked in this vicin-
ity. He is in a class with Kid Potty
in the opinion of local fight fans, as
regards to gameness, willingness to
mix all time, etc. Clemens, during
his career in prize rings in this Sec
ton. also proved a great favorite
with the fans because of his game
ness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

The Real Need

The Akron co. boxing commits
sioner is going TO ask the Ohio leg
islature to prohibit use of the "rab-
bit punch" in the ring. This punch
which is n of Champion Demp-
sey's favorites, is landed on the
back of the neck while the oppon-
ent's head is bent forward. Experts
say the blow is dangerous because
it dislocates the vertebrae of the
spine. and is likely to lead to per-
manent Gripping.
All good sportsmen will endorse
a move to eliminate such a danger.
But the crying need of the ring
game today is not so much to pre-
vent the fighters from being Grip
pied as it is TO prevent the
Gripping of the game itself
by the nefarious methods some
promoters and boxers have been
using.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
bRQADWAYS
WIN BIC MATCH
Defeat Jr. o. u. A. M. Bowl
ing Team in League Games
Last Night

SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 26.-The
Broadway Five took two out of three
games from the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. bow
ling team in a match in the Y. M.
C. A. league last night. This was the
first match on the league schedule
participated in by either of these
teams. j. Lorton Berlew won high
score honors in this match by rolling
225 in his third game chile Frank
Hoffman of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. team
rolled 213 in the second game.
Bloodgood pivot man of the win
ming team won high average hon.
ors. rolling PIT, 10 and 204 for an
average of 1917.
4 Tn, league schedule covers a per-
iod of twenty weeks and three sets
will be played a week.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

to the formation of a state Y. NJ. {:
A. bowling league, the he'd OF
which has been drawn up and would
in all probability conflict with the
CITY schedule, it has been deemed
advisable to enter this team in only
one league. AS many of the regular
''Y" bowlers will appear in the city
league on other teams. the entire
pos office team being members OF
the "Y" first and second teams
there are not enough good bowlers
remaining to make a good showing
and it has been decided not to sc
INTO the league. The state league
games will get under way h nrst
part of next month and these games
should be interesting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
WON
THREE GAMES

HELMETTA, Oct. 26-The Hell
Meta team Of the Middlesex County
Industrial-Bowling League got off to
a good start Monday night when
they won all three games in their
first match with the Hercules team
on the latter's alleys at Parlin.
The locals rolled good scores, es-
pecially Valek. who leads the
league for the individual high score
with a mark of 23S. For the home
team Jensen was high average and
high score. Deming, of Helmetta,
was high average for the night. The,
scores follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26

Richard Carroll has been named
manager of the Satellite Five" a
fast junior team. who are particu-
larly anxious to book travelling
games. as well as games for the To-
cal court. The lineup includes
Thomas Kennedy of Boy Scout
fame: Richard Carroll. Bert Con-
way, Raymond Smith, Frank Greg
DRY and Freddie Josekie. Games
addressing Carroll at 267 Second
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
Jcrecy CITY Team Wants Games

The Lafayette Big Five. of Jer-
sey City. a light heavyweight team
claiming the championship of Hud-
son county the past three seasons.
is DESTROYS of booking games with
teams in this vicinity. ]. Rauch,
627 Grand street, Jersey City is
manager of this team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-26
Y. NJ. C.. A.

The Junior Leaders and Boya
Leaders will get together Friday
night at a supper to be served Il
is being arranged.