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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
ROOM 3, GRAMMAR SCHOOL
WINS 9TH GRADE TITLE

The representative basketball
team of Room 3, Grammar school
won the eighth grade championship
of that institution yesterday after
noon by defeating the representa-
tive team OF Room 20, in the third
and deciding games of a series, by
a of 1872. The contest was
featured by the good floor work
and team work OF the Room 3
players.
The tossers representing Room
20, COPIED the first game of this Sc
ries by a 1876 score. but the Room
8 players came into their own and
contest. 17-2, and evened the series.
The game yesterday decided the
championship. Lind scored eight
points and Claus seven for the win
ming team, while Stepacoff scored
the two points for Room 20.
The teams lined up as follows:
Room 8, Lind and Dover. forwards;
Claus, center, and Fales and Baker,
guards. Room 20. Welt and Tyrell,
forwards; Brinsko, center: and
Stepacoff and Wilson, guards. Room
8 led at the end Of the first half
20.
Now Ready For Baseball
The boys of Room 3, with the
basketball laureis safely tucked
away will prepare for as successful
a season on the diamond. The play
ers will endeavor to win the base
ball championship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
NEW PLAYERS
WITH AMb0YS
Alb. Herman, Andy Kane and
monk" Armstrong May be
Seen in MuIIen's Lineup.

When Joe Mullen's Perth Amboy
representative baseball team takes
the field on Sunday afternoon
against the strong Ironsides of New
ark. it is likely hat several new
faces will be seen in the lineup.
Manager Mullen is angling for the
services of Alb Herman of Midtown,
a crack infielder who has been star
ring on the diamond since his school
days. 1t is likely that with the &C
QUESTION of Herman, n of the in
field positions will be considerably
strengthened.
Andy Kane. a South Amboy tos-
ser, recently released by the Danville,
Va. baseball team. in all probability
will be given a tryout on the Perth
tried out for the short field position
On the Danville team, but the ex-
perience of Charley "Pud" Stinson,
who is making good in that position
for the Virginia team, counted ma
terially in Kane's release. Kane's
batting and fielding featured in light
senior circles in this vicinity for the
last couple of seasons.
monk" Armstrong of Railway,
well known to the sporting fans Of
this vicinity, may wear the regalia of
the Perth Amboy team before long,
according to present indications. The
effort being made to acquire the SER
vices of these players. shows that
Manager Mullen is doing everything
in his power to bring a strong repre-
sentative team here.
The Ironsides defeated the Perth
Amboy team on the local field last
year by a 8 to 4 score, and it IL said
that the team is stronger than ever
before. With the new Amboy men
on hand for action. local fans should
witness a real contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
KEASBEY F. c. WILL PLAY
HUGUENOT NINE SUNDAY

KEAsBEY. April 20:-The Keas-
{. hey F. C. will journey to Huguenot
Sunday afternoon where they will
stack forces against the strong club
representing that place. This will
mark the second game of the reason
for the locals. Their opening game
resulted in an overwhelming victory
Tor them against the West Amboys.
Captain Joseph Katransky will
have a strong team or the diamond
against the islanders in an effort to
annex a second victory. Wagenhof-
fer will probably offer his assert
nnent of slants to the opposing bat
tiers while Parsler will be at the re-
ceiving end. Grispart will occupy
first base, Katransky at second and
HiDpenstill at short. Sullivan will
be at third. Pfeiffer, Smalley, Lovas
and Dolina will take care of the out
deld.
The field club is without a game
for Sunday, May 1, and is anxious
to have this date filed with some
good senior team. Address o.
Schuster, Keasbey, or call Perth
Amboy 100 during the day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
,ketball DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS : Bowling News
PERTH AMB0Y GUN CLUB
TO HOLD FEATURE SHOOT
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

however. and then the monthly cup
shoots will be resumed.
The first leg of the Middlesex
County Club and Individual Cham
pionship shoot will be held at New
Brunswick on Saturday, May z and
the local gunners are taking every
opportunity to practice up for this
event. The first leg will be for IS
birds, as will the second which Will
be shot on the Perth Amboy traps
Saturday. May 81. The five high
score ia each shoot will be added
and the club having the highest to-
tai number of kills" will be de-
clared the champions.
In the club shoot both WINS and
Schrimpf will be in the Perth An
boy lineup as both are members Of
the local club. For the county tn
dividual championship non-rssi~
dents of Middlesex will not be eligf-
BILE and consequently WINS carEct
enter. Schrimpf will be eligible
however. The Staten Island mem.
bers OF the club will be eliminated
from the individual county cnams
pionship shoot.
In the county club shoot Ns~
Brunswick will have in Their lineup
several cracks from various parts
CT the state who belong to THAR
club. These will not be eligible for
the individual championship.
The officials of the local club are
now considering installing an addi-
tional trap Is there will be aAlarge
number of contestants in the 0ouns
ty championship event. TrapsAoots
ing is gaining in popularity here
and a large number of participants
and spectators are expected SatApr.
day at the range which is locat4d
Just west of the former AmusemeiAf
Park in outer Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
AmboyH Happenings
In The World OF Sport

With the winter sport season now
at an end the athletic officer of the
Y. M. c. A. is turning his attention
to the MI sports. After a
highly successful basketball and
bowling season the tennis teams and
baseball team is 0 getting into
shape. Last year the local team
represented the Trenton division In
the p. r. r. and it is likely that
they will hold the same honor this
year.
Fight fans from this city who ex-
pect to travel TO Elizabeth to wit
ness their favorite sturdy"
O'Leary in his initial bout In the
big time class will leave this city
on the 1913 train from
the Central station. About twenty
five fans from this city will witness
the exhibition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
MORGAN A. c. WANTS
GAME NEXT SUNDAY

Ray Pterson, manager Of the
Morgan A. c. baseball team of South
Ambey, is DESTROYS of booking the
Keyport, Matawan. Bradley Beach
or PAGER baseball teams for . game
with his team on Sunday afternoon.
The Morgan team defeated the
Polish Giants OF South River at the
latter place on Sunday afternoon by
a score Of So. Anyone desiring to
book the Morgan team is requested
to call South Amboy 265-M, or adj
dress communications to the man.
ager at $50 Pine avenue. South AM
boy. or call Robert Manaker, South
AElboy 1871.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
TITLE IS WON
by AM|C|T|AS
Aquehongas Finish Second
In All Staten Island Bowl
ing League, Now Ended.

A victory by the Castleton team
in the third game of their match
with the Aquehonga bowling team OF
Tottenville, on the Port Richmond
alleys last night, decided the ALI
Staten Island league. The Amici-
tias of Pleasant Plains. with twenty
three victories and seven defeats,
nosed out the Tottenville representa-
tives as a result of the defeat In the
third game of last nights match.
The Aquehonga team won twenty
two games and lost eight in this
league.
The Amicitias have now won two
legs on the league cup, three are
necessary to win. The Stickers of
West Brighton, a combination not
entered in the league this year, have
ons leg on the cup. The Amicitias
have won eight out of the twelve
championships to date.
The A~quehonga bowlers scored
victories over their opponents in the
first two games of last nights match
by decisive margins.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

A feature shoot will be con-
Quoted Saturday afternoon at the
traps of the Perth Amboy Gun Club
in outer Smith street. five events
being scheduled. The first event
will get under way at 1880 O'Clock
and will consist of a fifteen bird
shoot. The second and third events
will also be for fifteen birds. The
fourth event will be a twenty-five
target two man relay event. In this
shoot, failure on the part of the first
nan on a team to break the target
will permit Of his partner trying
for 1t before 1t hits the ground. The
fifth event will be a fifteen bird
doubles" in which two targets are
shot at once from the trap. This
is considered one of the most diff
cult shots in trapshooting as the
birds generally go off in opposite
directions and 1t is necessary to be
a quick shot to kill both targets.
A.. l.. WINS, the Long Branch
member of the Hazlet Gun Club
and the local club and holder OF
the Grand American Handicap til
tie as the national outdoor trap
shooting champion. will take part
In the shoot and 1t is expected Adam
Schrimpf, of this city. the indoor
national champion, will also be on
hand. A big turnout of local gum
ners is expected, while many of the
Staten Island members of the Am
boy club are looked for also.
Prizes will be awarded in the va
rious events. AS the monthly cup
shoots of the local club have been
concluded, Saturdays events will
not be considered as such, the tro-
phies having been permanently
awarded. New trophies may be do
mated by local business men and
those interested in trapshooting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

tBy Evening News Correspondent.)
SOUTH AMBOY, April 20-After
a successful basketball season the
Pond LiIys of this city have organ
lied themselves into a baseball team
and are now daily practicing for a
strenuous season They are anxious
to meet any Junior teams in this vi
cinity. Moe Schewelowitz is man.
ager
The High School baseball team
will soon start the 1921 season. The
team will be fully equipped and out
fitted. An appropriation by the
Board of Education will help make
this possible. The team is doing
great deal of preliminary work
and expects a successful season.
The manager Ii now busy making
up the schedule with school teams
In this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
ACME NINE To
PLAY KEYP0RT
"Panny" Terios Outfit Will
Travel to Monmouth SUM-
day. Olsen viii Pitch.

Fanny Terio's Acme baseball
tossers will travel to keypQrt on
Sunday afternoon, where they will
ros bats with the representative
team of that place. Manager Ter1o
is confident of the ability of his war.
riors to make up for their defeat at
the hands of the Red Bank Ori-
oles at the latter's grounds In the
opening game on the schedule OF
the Acmes last Sunday.
Mike Olsen in staging a come
back, pitched wonderful ball up to
the time he injured his arm, In the
sixth inning, but it is likely that he
will be able to take the mound again
at Keyport or Sunday afternoon.
Vinegar or Miller will be ready to
do relief work in the box, while
Dave Halbert will be stationed be-
hind the bat. Bill Larson by his
work behind the plate with the st.
Anthonys and Acmes the last two
Sundays at Red Bank, has won =
berth with the Oriole team.
Manager Terio is arranging to
have q bus for his followers, leaving
his store at 1880 Sunday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
"GABBY" MANDEL HAS BIG
DAY WITH DAYTONA TEAM

In a recent game at Daytona,
Fla, "Gabby' Mandel, local tosser,
led the representative league team
of that place in a victory over the
University of Florida ball team.
Mandel played right field for the
Daytona team. and secured three
hits out of -four times at bat, and
also stole one base. In this game he
batted in third position. and from
his present gait, it is likely that he
will be started in the right field
position in the regular league games.
Manager Jack Martin will start
the season at shortstop for the Day
tona team, and Tommy Mullin will
do the bulk of the backstop work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
HARMONY FIVE TO PLAY
AMBOYS SATURDAY NIGHT

On Saturday night the Audito-
rum court will be the scene of a
basketball game between Matey
Melko's Harmony basketball team
and the Perth Amboys. The Har-
mony team was recently defeated
in a three game series for the cham
pionship of the city. On Saturday
night the Harmony team will have
Evans, Glochau. Thomas, the Han
son brothers. Parker and Smith.
The Amboy team will take the
floor with REILLY, McWalters. Ew-
ing, Harrigan and Dave. Solador
will hold the whistle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
Red Wings Booking

The Red Wings. a midget COM
bination, would like to book games
with any team in their class in this
vicinity. Address challenges to Ed
ward Kennedy, 165 William street,
Perth Amboy. or telephone 1462-M.
In a recent game the Red Wing mid
gets defeated the Park Avenue Mid
gets. Norman Pape did the Twill
ing for the winning team In this
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
Challenge is Refused

Daniel Daily, manager of the Amb'
Ter Jrs., wants to know why the AM
erican Flyers baseball team refused
the challenge of his team. Days
communication states that the Fly
ers claim his team is too small, but
the Amber manager points out that
IL this is the case, the American Fly
ers should play semi-pro ball. while
his team remains juniors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

The st Anthony Jrs., a local base
ball combination, is DESTROYS of
booking games with the Laurel Jrs.,
Lyrics. Marions, North Amboy Mid
gets and the Liberties. S. Smoyak
is manager of the recently reorgan-
lied team, and he can be reached
at the American Smelling and Re-
fining Company. The Saints have
wa1n four out of five games played
to date, their loss being suffered at
the hands of the American Flyers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
West Amboys 10 Play Sewsren

The EeWaren A. A. baseball
will travel to this city next Sunday
afternoon to cross bats with the
West Amboy baseball team on the
latter's grounds. Manager Joe PEN
der is confident that his team Will
continue their good work started
last Sunday.
"Wallie" Overholt will be on the
mound o the visiting team. while
the remaining positions in the line
up will be practically the same as
used last Sunday. Manager Joe PEN
der is DESTROYS of arranging games
with light senior teams In this vlcin-
ity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
American Flyers win Two

The American Flyers baseball
team, a junior combination, won two
games on the Lumber Field diamond
on Sunday afternoon. In the hrst
game the Franklin Jrs. went down to
defeat before the Flyers by a scoro
of 8 to 2, and the second contest
Z to 0 score. The PAGERS did not
secure a hit off the Flyers mounds.
man. II. Mallet and Ed Jones com.
prised the Flyers battery In both
games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
International League opens

NEW YORK, April 2o:-The new
International baseball season opens
today. Newark, which was dropped
in 1919, has returned, replacing the
Akron. Ohio, club. The league
schedule calls for 1853 games.
Today's games: Buffalo at Jersey
City, Syracuse at Newark, Rochester
at Reading. Toronto at Baltimore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
ST. ANTHON'S TO PLAY
MATAWAN TEAM SUNDAY
IBy Evening News Correspondent

10y 6tehfnk HcWS SoIfo nponuehtsl
MATAWAN, April 20.-Manager
big Chief" Tassini's Matawan base
ball tossers are booked to play the
strong st. Anthony baseball team of
Perth Amboy on the Matawan
grounds Sunday afternoon. This is
the second game on the schedule of
both of these teams, the Saints hav-
ing lost their first game in Red Bank
by q SD score, while Matawan last
Sunday defeated the Franklins of
Perth Amboy by a 81 score
Manager Wilson. of the st. An
thony team, reports that he will
have a strong team on the field
ready for action, next Sunday after
noon, and is confident of victory.
Jeroff will be on the mound for the
visiting team, while Leary, of bas-
ketball fame. will do the box work
for the home combination.
Saints Hold Practice.
The st. Anthony team will hold a
practice session on the Raritan Cop
per works field tomorrow night at 6
o'clock. All of the players r re-
oRelte6 AQstYsp QYt 18th saeSsj0ps
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
Y. M. C.. A..
Tuesday Friday Volley Ball
League Standing

The new Tuesday-Friday business
mems volley ball league got under
way last night. Pickersgill winning
two games from Captain Max Klein's
team while Wright and PETE broke
even. Friday night the teams of
Pickersgill and Wright will clash as
will those of PETE and Klein.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
Arrow kfideets Booking

The ArroW Nidgets. a baseball
combination Of South Amboy aver
aging between ~ and IL years. Is
DESTROYS of booking gamer with
teams in their class. Address chai-
ienges to James Bloodgood. 2z8
Henry street, South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

Games Today
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
New York-Boston (wet grounds).
st. Louis, 4; Chicago. /.
Cleveland, IL: Detroit, 3.
Washington, IA: Philadelphia, 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

Games Today
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

Lyceum Midgets Want Games
The Lyceum Midgets desire games
with any midget teams In or around
town. Managers wishing to book
munications to Martin C. EURO, 614
Cortlandt street. Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
Morrison Made Captain

PRINCETON, April 20:-Robert
Morrison, of Chicago, has been
elected captain of the 1921-1922
wrestling teams at Princeton Uni
versity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
League Standings
NATIONAL
Yesterdays Games

New YORK, 8; Boston, ].
Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn, Z.
Pittsburgh, ID; Chicago, 2.
st. Louis, s; Cincinnati, /.
Standing of the Clubs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

American League pitchers are still
using the Intentional pass as 1t was
intended to be used.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

Left-handers seem to be getting
the grand bounce this year. Dicky
Kerr, Hub Leonard, Walter Mails.
Clarence Mitchell, Sherrod Smith
and Dutch Reuther have all been
driven off the mound In early games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

Judge Lands is making so good az
head of baseball that the billiard
players are urging him to govern
their organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

Tex Richard can make more)news
put of no news than any other mar
in the world-as has been proved in
his delayed announcement of where
"IT'' will be held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

Norman Brookes and Gerald Pat
terson will not compete in the 1921
Davis cup matches in this country,
They'll give the kids a chance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

Dempsey, like the tax collector,
figures all opponents alike.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20
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Dope on big golf matches is usual
Iy as tickle as the weather man.

Many fans are eager to help an
umpire out-out of the park. Open
season for handlers of indicators is
now on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

Champion Jack Britton believes
Jack Dempsey will bat a thousand
against French pitching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-20

France Is 81 enthusiastic over
Suzanne Lenglen's tennis it would
bet she could make Bill Tilden look
like a beginner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Steel lngot Output
Declines in July

Inc production OF steel ingots in
July By thirty companies whose OUTPUT
represents about 1920 per cent of the
e0untry's total was 8O3,376 tons, &C
e0rd'ng to figures compiled by the
american Iron and Steel Institute.
Las month total compares with
.,.'''svS tons n June and 2,S02,8lS
.onS m July, 1920. The July produc-
.''h vas a. al annual rate Of il, 44S. 900
..As .eF tae entire country, or approx
@sse.y 20 per cent Of capacity.
NJ siHce the beginning Of the pres
e e..., century has the country's ingot pro
eueeon Il any year fallen below the
1zse represented ~ the July output In
80 PRODUCTION OF ingots was l0,458,745
sDhs. me lowest production since 1890
"es 43''-s,eIs tons, in 1904.
:; reduction Of the thirty companies
se1e'-osd il the American Iron and
go institutes compilation for the
.@s 71Sen month"; OF 1921 was 9,8lO,23l
.7"S' Or az zn annual rate for the en-
. s country Of ls,043,0 900 tons. This
1a.e - lower than any years actual
~.y-' since 1853, when 1857, 027 tons
are procured in the United States.
wi 'ae July production e89,489 tons
s "sie pe1-aearth and 1892 tons Bes-
SN'ei and o79 IONS other kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Women Put Their Savings
In Anartnents in BronA

Samuel Forster sold to Annie Zuck
1867 and 1859 Prospect Avenue, a
fve-story apartment, 371Oxl44.7x ir.
Doris Lefkowitz sold to Mollie
tive-story apartment, 40xl10.
Samuel Cowen sold for an estate 28I
and 2S9 East 18th Street, two four
story fats, 42Xl00.
Michael ]. Naranell sold to Altieri
De Felice 2O23 Hughes Avenue, three
story fat, 25X100.
Florence Gerard sold to Alber
Russo 1858 Lorillard Place, a two
story dwelling, 25x100.
Louis Gurfein sold to Louis Fleischer
1852 Washington Avenue, a siX-story
apartment, 5Ox109.10
Susan Ashland sold to the Teasdale
Realty Company Alb St AIMS Avenue,
a four-story fiat, 25x100.
Maria Messner sold to Alexander
Hahn 633 Bergen Street, a four-story
fiat, 25X86.11x irregular.
Alois Ernst sold to the E. e. G..
Realty Company the property, 23.7x
97.6x Irregular a the northeast cor
ner of 167th Street and Kelly Street.
Philip Klein sold to Isidor Sobel I'll
Jackson Avenue, q three-story dwell
ing, 18.1X74l1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-10
Federal Fertilizer Cooperation
Locates IN Central Section

tushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased
Offices st 81 Vanderbilt Avenue to the
Federal Fertilizer Corporation; in the
Canadian Pacific Building, at 342 Madi-
son Avenue, TO Wade II. Allison. tic
League Of Foreign Born Citizens. and
Anne Nave and Jessie Spencer. and
with the Lotion H. Slawson Company
Offices at 81 Fifth Avenue TO the Amer
lean Clearance Corporation.
Albert 3. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
IN the Liggett Building, northeast
corner Of Madison Avenue and Forty
second Street, to the Hutchinson sys-
tenn, Inc.
Pease & Gilman leased the store at
~ West Forty-sixth Street to the
Ground Gripper Stores, a floor al 50
est Fifty sixth Street to the Girls
Friendly Society and a loft at 76
Greenwich Street to the Pignolet In
atrument Company.
Daniel Birdsal & Co, Inc, leased to
The j. a. Riley Company the store.
basement and subbasement and the
,5,econd third and fourth lofts at II
franklln Street, at present occupied by
Knight & Smith, Inc.