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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
SPORTS IN SOUTH AMBOY

SOUTH AMBOY. Nov. 10.-To-
night the local Jr. o. u. a. NJ. quin-
tet will oppose the Matawan Big
Five, on the High School Auditorium
floor. The management of the local
five will use the regular lineup with
Karl Wilbur in reserve and expects
to step out of the losing streak.
The Saint Mary High School grid
iron eleven were scheduled TO per-
form against the fast Cathedral foot
ball eleven at Trenton yesterday al
ternoon, but due to the inclemency
of the weather both managers agreed
to postpone the game till Friday.
With the eleven, the Athletic Assoc
citation will also journey to Tren-
ton in automobiles. Several cars
have been donated for the day, and
the locals expect to be well repre-
sented at Trenton.
Athletic Director Eppinger IS
busy preparing basketball aggresa-
tons for Friday night exhibitions in
Saint Mary's School. The High
School will have a Big Five, and
have elected Francis Kuhn. as their
leader for the year. The girls also
will be seen in action during the
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
NAVAL TEAM At
TOTTENV|LLE
u. S. S. Pueblo Eleven Will
Play Beauvais Post Team
Sunday Afternoon

On Sunday afternoon the Beau
vais Post. American Legion football
team of Tottenville is scheduled TO
play the representative gridiron
team of the u. s. s. Pueblo which
is locked in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. Great reports have been re-
ceived in regard to the strength of
these men, and 1t is expected that
their appearance at the Tottenville
grounds will result in a banner gate
being drawn.
To date Manager Walters. of the
Tottenville representative team
has not had a chance to show their
real ability in a game played this
season. The Stats Post team of
Rosebank, s.. l.. furnished real OPP
position as did the Montana combi-
nation of Stapleton on last Tuesday
afternoon. There are many who
are of the belief that the naval team
can be considered the strongest
eleven to appear in this section this
season.
1t is said arrangements are being
made to stage a football game on
the Tottenville fields, Sunday after
noon. There is great interest n q
game between these two teams al
the earliest possible date, and such
an event would draw out a big
crowd of fans from this section who
are interested in the gridiron game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
COLLETTI WITH
LOCAL QUINTET
Will Play With Perth Amb0y
SpeedWays Against Eliza
beth on Auditorium Court

Joe Colletti, the smallest boxer IN
the ring today and one OF the few
leading fyweights in this section OF
the country. will play with the Perth
Amboy Speedway basketball team
on the Auditorium court, New
Brunswick avenue. Saturday night
The Elizabeth Big Five win oppose
the Speedways in this game.
Colletti has appeared in the. ring
in this city on one occasion In a bout
on a smoker program arranged ~
the Raritan Copper Works Athletic
Association last year. The midges
boxer is managed by Ed Mooney
Poulsen of this city, and through
Poulsen it has been made possible
to have the New York state boxer
appear here TO take part in this
game. Colletti in a short stay in
this city several months e. made =
number of friends in Perth Amboy
and Chrome.
The Hudson Valley boy performed
with the knights of Columbus bas-
ketball team in New York state last
year, and made a great record He
has performed in a forward position
and it is possible hat he will be
stationed In one or the
positions for the Speedways when
the game Saturday night gets under
way.
The Speedway team has nv
straight wins to their credit, four
registered on the Auditorium court
over the Michelins, Newark Roam
ers. Orange Big Five and the Junior
Mechanics, and the fifth scored over
the gnmerville Knights OF Columbus
at Somerville last night
Manager Poulsen is endes voring
to arrange a championship bout Tor
his boxer, a bout with Johnny Hun,
I a former local boy now holding fhe
I 1yweight and bantamweEht ch1W-
pionships. The biggest bout partic1-
( pated in BY Colletti during the past
wear was tbs one staged In Column
bus. O., in which he fought a draw
with Eddie O'Dowd, the crack
Columbus lad.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
FIVE STRAIGHT
FOR SPEEDWAYS
"
Somervi|Ie Casey Team With
a Amboy Players Are De-
feated. 24-22

A neat shot from the field in the
closing seconds of play by David
Hank" Thomas, enabled Perth Am
boy basketball team to score a VIC
tory oyer the Somerville Knights OF
Columbus team at Someryille last
night. This was the fifth straight
win by the Speedway team TINS sea-
son, the four previous victories nav
ing been registered on the Audito-
rum court.
While the teamwork of the visit
ing outfit was excellent even tnough
Thomas had not worked with the re-
mainder of the team for over a
month. the real feature of the game
was the work of Brownmiller at
forward, and Hank" Thomas at
center for the Speedways, and Clio
chau, Regain and pete" Hansen for
the home team. A crowd OF rams
from this city who witnessed the
game were reminded of the speed
Way-Harmony series last season. j.,
Thomas accounted for sixteen OF
the Speedways twenty-four. points,
four from the field and eight from
the foul line. He missed three OF
the eleven fouls called by fteIeree
Griggs. B~rownmiller scored three
times from the field. FREDDY Glo-
chau SUCCEEDED III uIOpptho
double counters for the VISITING
team, Regain looped three field goals;
and s'Pete" Hansen scored one nela
and four foul goals. Hansen missed
two out of six chances from the NJ
ten foot line. go
The home team held the lead
throughout the greater part o. the
game. At the termination OF the
drst half the score was 1918 IN
favor of the Somerville "Caseys;
In the first period the Somervliie
team scored seven field goals 10 our
hv The visitors, and four foul goals
To the Speedways five n pointers,
brilliant defensive work by tne
Sneedways in the second period re-
shifted in the Somerville team being
held to two field goals wnlIe
the visitors made four field goais
and three foul goals in this perlou'
and as a result carried off h pac9n.
Feature shots were made by Gio-
chau. Regain, Thomas n BOP ran
herman Porter. n of the Somer-
Vile guards, held Ray Handerhah
scoreless from the field.
The scores: Pc -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
HERE'S A CHANCE

Here's a chance for the veteran
trapshooters. b. j. Robertson or
Louisville, KY, who admits 10 sew
enty-four years of age. is anxious 10
shoot a match of 100 clay targets
with any shooter in the world be-
yond the three score and ten mark.
So that you won't think Robert
son is a dead one We want 10 ten
you a few things about his shooting.
In the Kentucky state championship
event this year he broke 195 out or
200 targets; in another shoot ne
broke 292 out of 500 targets and IN
a more recent shoot he tied WOOL
folk Henderson, one of the best
shots in the world. in a 100 target
event.
Uncle Ben figures he can beat any
veteran and won't haggle much over
the conditions. All he asks is that
his opponent be reasonable. in other
words he does not want too many
restrictions imposed on him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
ROOSEVELT Il
At PLA|NF|ELD
Will Oppose Recreation Team
Tomorrow Afternoon, Sec
ond Strongest in State

The undefeated Roosevelt football
team will travel to Plainfield tomor-
row afternoon to stack forces against
the representative Recreation club
eleven of hat place. The Recrea-
ton team is rated as the secon
strongest combination in this state.
The game will start at 3 O'Clock ana
will be played on Recreation Oval.
In six games played to late n
Roosevelt team has registered a sim
liar number of victories. The East
Orange combination was the only
team to score against the borough
representative team. The game to-
morrow afternoon is the most m
portant on the schedule OF the
Roosevelt team for the season.
The Recreation team played a tie
game with the Newark representa-
tive eleven. was defeated by the
strong Orange team, and won all
other contests participated in to I
this season. Arrangements have
been made by the Roosevelt man
ager to run buses from Carteret 20
Plainfield starting at 1880 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
The Roosevelt team boasts or a
victory over the local knights or
Columbus eleven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
SEASON
OPENS TODAY
Many Hunters in Surrounding
Woods on Opening Day
of Season

The rabbit. pheasant. partridge
and quail season opened in the state
of New Jersey this morning and
hundreds Of hunters are today scour-
ing the woods for the first time this
year. Reports from those who have
been in the woods looking over the
territory are to the effect hat plenty
of rabbits are to be found and that
~pheasants- are more numerous than
last year. Whether the latter will
be frightened to other parts by the
first day hunters is a question but
some pretty birds have been seen
near this city during the last few
weeks.
The duck. wild goose and snipe
season has been open since October
-I6, a number of local hunters hav-
ing been successful in getting good
sized bags. The duck season is open
until the end of January but the
hunting season for rabbit closes De-
cember Is. The city clerks office
has been flooded by those seeking
hunting licenses in order that they
might take advantage Of the first
day of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
ENTRIES CLOSE
TODAY FOR MEET
Y. M. C.. A. Swimmers viii
Compete Saturday Night
in Races for Medals

Those desiring to enter the aqua
tic meet which will be held in the
local Y. NJ. C. A. swimming pool
Saturday night must have their en-
tries in with Physical Director S. Z.
Pew not later than tonight. This
meet is bei,- held among the MEM
bers of the association for the pur-
pose of picking the best performers
for the representative swimming
teams this season. Medals will also
be awarded, silver going to the win
ners of first places and bronze to
those getting second.
The events will consist of a SO
yard swim for seniors and a similar
event for juniors, a 100 yard swim
for seniors and a similar one for
juniors, a 220 yard swim for seniors.
plunge for distance, diving, obstacle
race, underwater swim and relay
race.
The meet will get under way at s
! o'clock the public, including women,
being invited to attend and witness
the contests. No admission will be
charged. The best swimmers in the
''Y" are practicing for this meet and
good records are looked for.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
SOUTH AMBOY CELTICS TO
PLAY SOME FAST TEAMS

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 1O.-The
Celtics basketball five will open their
season in Bound Brook on Friday,
November IS, when they will OPP
pose Manager Beardslee's Triangles
Of that place.
On December 2 the Michelin Big
Five will be entertained in the High
School Auditorium by the Celtlcs
and on December s the Celtics VIII
travel to Tarrytown, n. Y. where
they will oppose a strong compina-
ton which will appear in this city
the latter part of January. A re-
turn game will also be played al
Midtown, with the Michelins.
Among the Celtics Jimmie Cant
lon. known throughout the state. viii
perform as forward with young Ben
nett. Kennedy, Eppinger, Carroll,
Fitzmorris, Grady and Moran VIII
also be used by the manager or the
Celtics. Punk James. will appear
in all games.
Teams desiring bookings with the
Celtics Five may address William ).
O'Toole, manager. South Amboy. Fol
the present this team will play only
on out Of town courts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
BIG BASKETBALL GAME
IN THIS CITY TONIGHT

shape for this game. and ne ex-
presses the belief that the Ampoy
team will open the season with a
win The Y. NJ. II. A. quintet TINS
season is in the field for the Middle
sex county championship, and also
for the state Y. NJ. II. A. champion
ship. The local association. with
practically the same representative
team as this year, made a real show
ing IN the state league last season.
.Maich" Karkus and Daitz will be
the extra men on the roster OF
local quintet for the game tonignt'
while Shwam, an ~all-around man
will act in the capacity OF utility man
for the visiting combination.
In connection with the basketpaii
game there will be dancing, and also
a court contest between the Perth
Amboy Y. NJ. II. A. Intermediates
and the Troop No. 1, Boy scouts Oh
South Amboy.
Either Coach Waddell or
pete Hansen will referee the
game, for Manager Levine's team,
IL it is. possible to raj the
terms.
Parker May Play
A last minute addition has been
made to the roster of h ". NJ. II
A. bas ketball team. Gene Parker
we'll known local court tosser, VINO
has played with the Riverside, Har-
mony and other combinations in TINS
section, got into the final practice OF
the team last night and may start
the game tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10

Unless you have a hunters IL
cense.
On occupied land without the con-
sent of the owner.
Before the season opens nor after
it closes.
Earlier than one hour before sun
rise MOI later than one hour atter
sunset.
Birds while sitting on the ground
or water. 1t is unlawful n un-
sportsmanlike. Give the birds a
chance.
More than the legal limit in any
one day, nor that many If you can
not use them.
The farmers poultry or stock. He
will then not have to post his land
against you.
Yourself or your companion, nor
until you know exactly what you are
shooting at.
At stray cats TO frighten them.
Shoot to kill. They destroy more
birds than any other animal
Along a public road. IL is I'M
lawful and very dangerous.
The game warden he is only doing
his dpt-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
ted to attend the game.

ted to attend the game.
Particular interest in this game Is
conferred around the fact that both
of these teams were defeated by the
Roosevelt representative team. the
Amboy Caseys in the first game on
their schedule, and the Elizabeth
team a week ago. The Amboy team
has been strengthened considerably
through the efforts of Manager Leo
Burke since the Roosevelt game, and
their real strength was shown in the
contest here last Sunday afternoon
when they defeated the Imperials OF
Railway.
Manager Burke has called a prac-
tice of the team for tomorrow night
at 1880 o'clock. The announcement
of the Amboy lineup will be an
nounced in Saturdays paper. Ar
rangements have been made by
Manager Burke to have a bus take
fans from this city to Elizabeth Tor
This game. This bus will leave from
in front of the Knights of Column
bus rooms on High street at 1
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Arrangements are being made for
a three game series between the
knights Of Columbus team of this
city and the Beauvais Post Ameri-
IAN Legion eleven of Tottenville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
ROOSEVELT CENTER GIRLS
REORGANIzED; WANT GAMES

The Roosevelt Center Girls bas-
ketball team has been reorganized
and is ready to book games with all
girls basketball teams playing boys
rules. Last year the Roosevelt girls
made a real showing, and made a
lively bid for the county champion
ship. Travelling games are desired
by this combination. All communi-
cations should be addressed to Miss
Mabel King. manager, 81 Atlantic
street, Chrome, or call Roosevelt $50
any time between Q A. NJ. and 1880
p. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
BIC INTEREST nv n. S. CLASS CHAMPIONSHIP
ALL OUTDOORS

ter. Lobo weighed rs pounds when
he ran into a rifle bullet. For three
years he led a charmed life. Ev-
cry man IN the state who owned a
gun watched for him, but until the
Government protector came across
him in the open 10 one had been
able to get a shot at him.
Maine wardens assert there are
more deer in the state this fall than
any time within the history of the
oldest guide. Other New England
states report the same way. Penn
sylvania is always we'll stocked with
game. Rabbits to the number of
100000 are expected to be taken
in the Keystone state. Penns~lva-
mia is the greatest of rabbit states.
The shooters prefer rabbit than all
other game. Bear. deer, and pleas
ants are also plentiful in New York
and PENNSYLVANIA. New York lis
paying close attention to game con-
ditions and IL will not be long be-
fore this state will be chasing Penn
sylvania hard. Besides the hun
dreds of protectors in New York
State the state troopers Ire en-
powered 10 arrest those who violate
the law.
Uniform Laws Arc Coming
One of these days there will be
uniform laws to protect the nations
game supply. The Biological Sur
vey advocates a limited license plan
for big game, based on annual es-
Inmates OF game conditions in the
district. This means that the num-
Der of big game licenses issued for
a given area in one season would
depend upon the number of game
animals which it has been deter
mined in advance can be spared.
PROPER administration of this sort
should conserve game in the great
est umbers consistent with the
reasonable demand for local graz
ing and other interests and obviate
the necessity for establishing per-
ennial closed seasons, except on
areas being r~estocked.
1t has been the practice in many
states to issue hunting licenses for
the open season to all applicants.
with too little regard for the avail
able game supply of any particular
area. The hunters may far our
number the animals hunted within
given section. and under such con-
ditions the extinction of big game
especially is inevitable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
Football Teams Will
Clash on R. c. v. Field

Desmond. Kass, Schwartz. Mahiei
and Carbon viii be the extra men
on the roster OF the Senior team for
this game. while Hoy. Cohen, Urf-
fer, Lippner. Evans and Sacket will
be the Junior extras for this game.
Rufus Allen Of the Y. NJ. H A. will
referee the game. and Daitz. also Of
the Y. NJ. II. A. will umpire. W
Lybeck viii be head linesman and
Martin and McWilliam viii assist
him
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
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Cut out this SIP, encIOse VIII o
mail it to Foley & Co, 1850
Sheffield avenue, Chicago. Ill. writ
ing your name and address clearly;
You will receive in return a triaI
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N and Foley Cathartic Tablets
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bowels. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10

CHICAGO, Nov. 10:-Secretary
Weeks has informed G~ustavus Kirby
of New York, president of the Amer
lean Olympic Committee. that the
war and navy departments were dis
inclined to affiliate with the move
ment for the organization of an
American olympic association, as
planned, but will cordially. support
a project for a nationwide feder-
alton of all amateur sports inc
physical education organizations.
Amendments to the constitution
for the proposed American olympic
association, designed to extend the
scope of the project in line with
army and navy sports. were trans
mitted by Mr.. Weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10

Members OF the senior Class foot
ball team are eager TO cop the ba-
con when they stack forces in a game
this afternoon with the Junior Class
team. This game viii decide the
winner Of The inter-class series ar
ranged by Coach Robert s. Waddell.
The contest will be staged on the
Raritan Copper Works field and viii
start about 4 o'clock.
The leading teams in this cham
pionship fight are particularly anx-
ious to cop the series flag inasmuch
as il is the first time in a number Of
years that the students have been
Interested in the gridiron game.
judging from the results obtained
in this series. Coach Waddell should
be most successful in his efforts TO
organize a worth while representa-
tive school eleven. His efforts 10
promote interest in football among
the students are in a large part re-
sponsible for the success Of the SER
les.
When the Juniors take the field
this afternoon to take part in the
battle which will decide the onam-
pionship of The school, they will face
a well organized eleven. composed
of players with football playing abil-
ity. Charles Hughes at quarterback,
has been a big factor in the success
of the team. He directs his charges
with the skill Of a veteran. Cohen
Ford and Sladkus occupy the re-
manning positions in the backield.
and this combination is practically
unbeatable. Their running with the
ball. forward passing and interfer-
ence has been the best shown by any
of the class teams in this series.
The Senior ends. Kochek and
Menaker. are two warriors who get
into every play. and have been big
factors in the of the team &c
date. Fleetwood. Nelson, Patten,
Mann, Forman and Main occupy the
positions in the Senior line which
has held its own in all of the games
to date. This line will serve as a
stonewall behind which the Senior
backfield can work.
In the two games played to date
by Manager Hughes team in this
series, the Freshmen were humbled
44-O, and the Sophomores went
down to defeat by a score OF SO
The team expects to boast of the
record of going through the serie:
without being scored on. The Seniors
have a slight edge in weight on tbeil
opponents.
The teams will lineup as follow:
for this game:
Seniors Juniors
Kochek Wilmer
Left End.
Redwood ........... kuscninsky
Left Tackle.
Main ........ bTeSlON
Left Guard.
Patten Horoschal
Center.
Mann DeAnores
Right Guard.
Forman Nolai
Right Tackle.
Right End.
Hughes ..Grle'
Quarterback.
Sladkus johnson
Right Halfback.
Ford DOoAe'
Left Halfback.
Fullback.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
BY PETER p. CARNEY
Editor National sports Syndica


There is more game this fall than
the hunters have e e any time
during the past five years. This
information from the game
wardens in every section OF the
country. The Bureau Of Biological
survey is checking up the game
conditions in the United States and
recently requested the game war
dens to report on the conditions
that existed. There were very few
adverse reports.
In many localities there r o
ducks and geese than ever before
and quail will enjoy its best year in
a long time. Two mild winters and
three good breeding seasons have
caused quail coveys to multiply in
many state. 1t is the concensus
of opinion that the unlawful kill
ing of migratory waterfowl durins
the spring fight vas greatly re-
duced this year az compared with
the heavy slaughter during the
spring flights of other years. y
great majority of people are inn
pressed with the work the Govern
ment is doing for bird protection
and interest in conservation of bird
life is growing. Il is only through
wise C~OnSerNat,On tndI the spOIl
of hunting will be perpetuated.
The federal law protecting mi
gratory birds is being observed
better and birds are now being mo-
Tested as much in the spring as for
merly with the result that they are
breeding in many places from
which thsy yer formerly driven
because of constant disturbance
from spring shooters.
100000 Hunters Out
It is estimated hat more than
5000, 900 shooters will be in the
field this fall, and the sportsmen
will be happily rewarded. They will
find conditions better every where.
In South Dakota there are more
ducks than any of the old timers
ever saw. Deer are plentiful In
Colorado and of good size. Several
killed on the opening day weighed
more than 800 pounds.
In Arizona there is more game
because Lobo, the wolf that has
been killing game and terrorizine
that State for three years, was re-
Gently killed by a Government hun
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
SporBnefs

PRINCETON, Nov. 10:-Fall
practice for the swimming ana POLO
teams began yesterday when forty
men reported for tryouts. Among
he candidates were eight members
of the water polo team of last sea-
son, six men from the swimming
SQUAD of last year and twenty-seven
members OF the 1924 squad.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
AMB0Y CASEYS
At ELIZABETH
Manager Burke's Team Will
Play AtIantics- discuss Sc
rieS With T0ttenville

On Sunday afternoon the Knights
of Columbus football team of this
city will travel to Elizabeth where
they will play the strong Atlantic
eleven. The game will be played on
the Battin High School grounds, and
will get under way at 8 o'clock. A
big crowd of Amboy fans are expec-