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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
Church
Prohibits Dancing;
Guilty Face Custer

Ni dancing with Tho exception OF
...t and mtrtprrtiv" dnnring is taboo
mons Baptsis. At % meeting Of the
.I.HluN ou Wednesday, night % roaulu-
Nty adopted Co dismiss yl mem
bon. OF the church who dane" n 90
Hf.hINIt any uiftu, holder IA tho
.Uutrh from even attending dances
.f siuruuuIug them.
The resolution. however. says that
positive guilt OF the accused must De
Established before tho name Of tho
.,mhyr shall %" removed from the
..4r.h list The guilty may be- r'r
.usrtt,l into membership 81 the
.uIr.h within thirty days by rcpon-
'tu.o aud decision To refrain from th'
Ii.ut fantastic.
IN, last issu. az m" Baptist Week.
Ir ,ummonds Judge " W Mcclellan
10Y his condemnation of tho dance
rtII. statements of which appeared In
fh, press
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
Easter
1t comes early this year

The day every good dresser wants to
look his best when new clothes are
a matter of course. Your appearance
rests with your choice of tailoring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26

hlor Of the above named bank, do solouuly swear
is true 20 the hest Of my knowledge and h,ncf
g. $ WHIT. Cashier.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26

There's q little boy In Our town.
who was given q puppy for Christ
mas. and the ritt being at the pup
plsh axe when everything looks good
tu chew. he bites harder sometimes
than Ia" should. ono morning soy
,ruI DAYS after Christmas 'h" little
dog ftu bowling from the room.
when the utur boys mother ihluli-
ed what was the matter. hr replied.
m, lIt nav finger. and h, can't learn
o. stop b.t.u'. SO | nit his ear
T.nnEL I.-ruaI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-26
Coal Supply Co. Phones 4 and ..

Dr -. n. Murray, Ostcupathic Spc-
CIaII-t Nervous Diseases. ~ Grant
Dldg. 3O3 W. Central. Phone 0ii-M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
BIC GAME HERE
FOR SPEEDWAYS
Strong Newark Outfit Will
Play on Auditorium Court
Tomorrow Night

Basketball fans throughout Mid
dlesex county, Staten Island and
other sections are expected to come
to the Auditorium court on New
Brunswick avenue tomorrow night
when it is probable the real test of
tn estrength of the Perth Amboy
Speedwa ybasketball team will be
given. The Newark Roamers COM
posed of some OF the best basket
ball players in and around Newark,
will appear here for this game,
There are many of the belief
that Perth Amboy representative
tea moi today is not as strong as
the combination of last year or the
Auditorium team of two seasons
ago. During the next few weeks
combinations which played the Au-
ditorium team and the Amboys of
last season will appear on the Au-
ditoriu mcourt to oppose the Speed
ways and this question will be de-
cided.
Nip" Clark and Tueschler,
guards of the National Turner
combination of Newark. will occupy
defensive berths in the lineup of
the Roamers in the game tomorrow
night.
The game tomorrow night will
start promptly at 9:15 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
ARE To DISCUSS
ALLEY LEAGUE
Representatives Will Gather
at EIks Club Tonight for
This Purpose

There will be a meeting at the
Elks Club tonight starting at 3
o'clock to discuss plans for the
formation of a bowling league in
this city. ny local organizations Or
clubs DESTROYS of entering a team in
such an organization. and the man.
terested in the undertaking are re-
quested to have a representative in
attendance at this meeting.
A city bowling league would in
crease interest locally in the bowl
ing game. II is believed that the
Postoffice, Foresters, Y. NJ. c. A.,
Knights of Columbus Junior Me-
chanics and the JBohnsack and Ar
gonne bowling combinations will
have representatives in attendance
at this meeting, and these teams
with the Elks entry would enable
the organization of an eight team
league.
There will be four alleys on
which the league games could be
relied, the Y. NJ. C A, Bohnsack's
Argonne and the Elks. The Elks
Club, which is a leading factor in
favor of the organization of this
league, will enter an altogether
different team in this circuit than
in the state Elks tourney. The To-
cal lodge of Elks is also planning
the organization of the annual in
ter-club bowling league.
1t is hoped that success will be
attained in the organization of an
alley league this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
MATAWAN FIVE
MEETS DEFEAT
SayeviIIe Big Five With
GIochau Starring on Big
End of Score

In a bitterly contested game on
Geran's hall court in Matawan last
night, Manager John Baumann.s
Sayreville Big Five combination took
the of the Matawan rep
resentative team to the tune OF 29
to 81 score. 1t was the first game on
the schedule of both of these teams
for this season.
Although the high scoring honors
for the winning team were about
evenly divided. the feature floor work
OF Freddy Glochau vas mainly re-
sponsible for the downfall of Man
Jay Shaw's team. Glochau was
in practically every play. Eppinger
and Fitzpatrick each made four
double counters for the S~ayreville
team, Sutton made two double coun-
tiers and five fouls. and Glochau
made two field goals.
At the conclusion of the first per-
iod the visitors led by a score OF
is to s. During the second period
the visiting team succeeded in add
ing one point to their lead. Tas
SIM was the shining light in the line
I'D of the visiting combination, max
ing six field and n foul goal. Davis
and Craig each made two double
counters in this game.
w. Bader refereed the game.
Next Thursday night the S~ayreville
team will play the Jr. o. U. A. Nj.
can at South Amboy.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
JUNIORS PLAY
SOPHS TODAY
Third Game of IntercIass Sc
rieS Scheduled for This
Aftern00n--R.C.W Field

The Junior class football team
will battle this afternoon to defeat
the Sophomore class team and thus
remain at the top of the ladder in
the .lnter-class series. At the pres
ent time the Juniors and Seniors are
each credited with a win, while the
two lower class teams are tied for
the cellar position, the Freshmen
losing to the Juniors, while the
Sophs dropped a game to the Sem
iors. The game this afternoon will
be played on the Raritan Copper
Works field and will start at 4
o'clock.
Manager Breslow's team defeat
ed the Freshmen in their first game
of the series by a 1910 score, and it
is believed the same team as rep
resented the third class men in this
game will be placed in the field
against the Sophomores this after
noon. p. Grieve is captain of the
Junior team.
Walt Lybeck's combination of
Sophomores are hopeful of making
up for their 60 defeat at the
hands of the Seniors, by taking
the scalp of the Juniors. A victory
for the Sophomores would put them
in a tie for second place with the
Juniors, and the Seniors would be
alone at the top of the ladder. A.
Goldstein is captain of the Soph-
team. The Sophomores are
expected to use the same line up
as represented the class in the first
game.
The price of admission to all of
these games is ten cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
BIC BASEBALL
BENEFIT GAME
Aquehongas Will Close Sea-
son by Playing Eagles Ben
eft Other Events

Tottenville fans are expected to
turn out in large numbers tomorrow
afternoon to see the Aquehonga
baseball team, the combination
which made I wonderful record on
the diamond for Tottenville this sea-
son, in action against the Eagles, a
colored team from Sandy Ground.
Pleasant Plains. The proceeds o.
the game will be turned over to the
Richmond Memorial Hospital.
The Aquehongas have not been de-
feated in more than four games out
of about twenty-nine contests played
this year.. a wonderful record for
any team. and each o the -four te 1
credited with wins over the Aque-
honga team have been defeated at
least once by Manager Carfoot's
players. Art Romer. the Tottenvil e
veteran, has done the blu k OF the
pitching for the Aquehorga team
this season. Rallowell, who played
left field during the major part of
the season. a'so pitched several of
the games.
The Eagles will probably have Ed
wards, the crack Penn Rel Cap twir-
Ter on hand fer mound service for
their team. This pitcher worked
against the Aquehongas in the first
two games of the series, both OF
these contests were won by the Tot
tenville players.
In addition to the diamond contest
there will be a number of athletic
events and added features on the
The first event will be
run off promptly It 2 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
VAIL VS..
bEAUvA|S POST
Teams Will Clash on Totem
vile Field Sunday Afternoon
Well Matched Teams

The strong Camp Vail representa-
tive football team will stack forces
against the Beauvais Post, American
Legion football team of Tottenville
on the Tottenville grounds Sunday
afternoon. The American Legion
team won the opening game on their
schedule two weeks ago and played
a ~scoreless tie contest last Sunday
afternoon.
The Camp Vail eleven. a soldier
team, boasts Of having one of the
strongest football teams in and
around Monmouth COUNT This
team has been successful in their
games played to d1te. and the man
ager is confident that his forces will
take the Legion team into camp
when they meet on Sunday after
o
The Beauvais Post team is prac-
ticing steadily 10 perfect their play
ing machine, as many of the leading
teams in this state will be booked
to appear at Tottenville before the
close of the present season. The
game against the crack Stats Post
team of Rosebank, S. l., last Sunday
afternoon was a test of their early
season strength.
Rufe Allen, Pete Hansen, wink"
Scott, "pa" Macan and Charley
Hughes OF this city, perform with
the T~ottenville representative team,
and .nasmuch as Perth Amboy has
not as yet organized a representative
gridiron team, there are many in
this city who are following the work
OF the Tottenville legion combination
particularly inasmuch as five Perth
Amboyans are included on the ros-
ter of this team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
Y. M. C. A.
Standing in Tuesday-Friday Bust
ness Mems yolley Ball League

Standing in Tuesday-Friday Bust
ness Mems Volley Ball League
P. w. L. PC.
Moss .......... c 8 3 500
Wright ......... 6 s 8 500
j. Klein ........ 6 2 1913
The second series Of games in the
senior basketball league will be
played Monday night. The teams
are captained as follows: Team No.
/. Hansen. captain: Team No. 2.
Bob H~anderhan. captain: Team No.
s, Ray Handerhan, captain: Team
No. 4. Glochau. captain; Team No.
5, Bradley, captain; Team No. G,
Brownmiller, captain. The sched-
ule follows: Team No. l VS.. Team
No. 3: Team No. 2 VS.. Team Nc. g..
Team No. 4 VS.. Team No. 5; on
Oct. "a and Nov. 2S. Team No. l
VS.. Team No. 4, Team No. 8 VS..
Team No. 6. Team No. 5 VS.. Team
No. 2 Oct. 81 and Dec. 5. Team
No i VS.. Team Nc. 5, Team No.
. VS.. Team No. 5, Team No. 4 VS..
Team No. 6, Nov. Z and Dec. II.
Team No. l VS.. Team No. 6, Team
No. 2 VS.. Team No. 4, Team Nos
VS.. Team No. 8, Nov. IA and Dec.
10. Team Nc. 5, VS.. Team No. 6.
Team No. 8 VS.. Team No. 4, Team
No. l VS.. Team No. 9, Nov. 81.
Next Thursday night the seniors
will choose up four teams for COM
petition which will continue until
Dec. Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
ElKS LEAGUE

The local Elks bowling team lost
two out of three games TO the repre-
sentative team of the Eagle FIRE
Company of Metuchen on the Me-
tuchen alleys last night. Jorgenson'
lead-off man for the visiting cam.
won high average honors in this
match, rolling ISL. 200 and 161 for
an average of Isl. His 200 score
in the second game was the only
double century score turned In by
the visitors in this game.
]. McGuiness won high score hon
ors in this game, his 223 score in the
first game winning this honor. This
..lso was the only double century
score ROLLED by the Metuchen team.
The Metuchen team won the first
game of the match by one point, lost
the second by $50 pins and won the
third by four pins.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
DRY DOCK TEAM
REORGAN|zED
Harold Runyon Will Manage
Affairs of Team --0pen
Season Shortly

The Perth Amboy Dry Dock bas-
ketball team has been reorganized
and is ready to book travelling games.
All of the leading teams in this VI
cinity having home courts. are chal-
lenged by Harold Runyon, who Will
manage the affairs of the local in
dustrial team this season. Com
munications regarding games should
be addressed to the manager. care
Perth Amboy Dry Dock Company.
The lineup of the Dry Dock cohi-
bination this year will be composed
of Charley Brownmiller. Bob Ris-
lex Harold Runyon, Bill Campbell
and Gus Kurowsky. Brownmiller
and Risley will be stationed in the
advanced positions. Runyon will oc-
cupy the pivot position, and Camp
bell and Kurowsky will be placed
In the defensive berths.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
Several Matches Tonight.

Several Matches Tonight.
Tonight four matches are sched-
uled. They are as follows: Mallet
& Nielsen VS.. Wiberalske & OIesen;
Sampson &c Coughlin VS.. Raymond
e Payne; Wiberalske & Olesen vs..
Sampson & Coughlin; Raymond &
Payne VS.. Dagger &Benish.
The schedule for next week fol-
lows:
Monday, October 24.-Hope &
Smith VS.. Golden & Ramsay; For
man & Fullerton VS.. Hope & Smith:
Golden & Ramsay VS.. Forman &
Fullerton.
Tuesday. October 25.-Johnson &
Johnson VS.. Hope & Smith. at Z
O'Clock. South Amboy "Y" VS..
Perth Amboy ~" at S o'clock.
Thursday. October 27.-Greisen &
Andersen VS.. Hope e Smith; Sheath
& Nobel VS.. Johnson & Johnson;
Hope & Smith VS.. Greisen & Ander-
sen sheath & Nobel VS.. Forman &
Fullerton.
Friday. October 2S.-Raymond &
Payne Is. Forman & Fullerton;
Sheath & Nobel vs.. Raymond &
Mallet & Nielsen VS.. Hope &
Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

back to Scotland last summer and
win the British open golf champion
ship against the stars of the home
of golf.
And you say they were BORN?
Babe Ruth with Baltimore was
not a great star. He didn't shine
especially in the National League,
for his batting average there was
only .231. 1t wasn't until he be-
gan to put in a lot of deep study
on the psychology of hitting home
runs that he really began to get
some place. And now? Well, two
world records for home runs in two
consecutive Isl is not SO bad.
And you say they were BORN?
You'll find it true of all the rest
of those who head the survival of
the sport fittest list. Long Jim
Barnes, winner of the national open
golf championship at Washington
last summer, never had an easy time
with a mashie. He has chased
championship matches for years. and
never won. But in between ne
hunted up the keenest of competi-
ton and gradually built himself up
until he COPIED.
Dan Shea is much like Barnes. He
worked hard. here and there at this
and that-and finally grabbed on
the championship of the decathlon,
or all-around track and field athlete
title.
It's the same with 'em all-Mrs.
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory at tennis,
Jack Dempsey in the ring. or even
the trotter, Peter Manning. on the
track. .
Champions are born, yet. But not
born champions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
ARROWS N0SED
OUT IN OPENER
Intermediates Add Another
Victory to Their String--
Final Score 1921

Although Archie Gardella alone
scored nineteen points for Alex Mel
kos Arrow basketball combination
in a game last night with Ruhe
Aliens Y. NJ. H. A. Intermediates,
the remainder of his teammates were
only able to net six points. and as a
result the Arrows went down to de-
feat in their first game of the season
by a 20 to 25 score
The game vas holly contested
throughout and neither team was
sure of a victory until the final whis-
tie.
Rufus Allen refereed the game.
Tomorrow night the High School
Separates will play the Intermedi-
ates in the deciding game of their
series.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
ROY GROVE


BY ROY GROVE
The bird who chirped champions
are born, not made" was talking n
his sleep.
And you can easily prove it to
yourself if you'll check over the
leaders of 1921 as they stand on the
eve of the summer sporting seasons
Information.
The best of them, you'll find, were
MADE-made through sheer deter
mination.
It was determination alone that
made Ethelda Bleibtrey the greatest
all around swimmer thai the re-
minnie sex ever developed.
AS a girl Ethelda was thin ana
round shouldered. Her health was
bad. But she determined to build
herself up. She went at outdoor ex-
ercises, including swimming, vigor-
ously. In 1921 she shattered worlds
swimming marks n after another.
Last April, in a New Jersey COM
petition. She made so yards with the
hack stroke in .3S As. Later she low
cred the world record at that stroke
TO IS. for the 100 yards to LII S-5
and for $50 yards to 2.10 1-5.
In the free style she lowered n
world record for 500 yards to
4.112-5 and the American records
for 100 yards to LOG 1-5. for 0
wards to 5.44 and for 440 yards to
Go As.
And you say they're BORN?
HsH
Jock Hutchinson was a caddy In
Scotland. Not any better than the
other caddies. and not any worse.
But constant application and effort
on his part as he grew up in the
limited states enabled him to go
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
So. Amboy Sports

SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 21.-The
Pennsylvania Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
will, Monday, begin a series of Bow
ling games arranged for the space of
twenty weeks. The series will be
known as the "Y" League. The fol-
lowing teams with their captains will
comprise the representative q%uintets:
Business Men. Allen Quinby, man
Broadway Five. William Cow
an: Yacht Club Five. William Steve
son. manager; Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Five,
William Lambertson manager: a five
composed of the baseball team under
Richard Let's, and a blank five. who
have not as yet elected a manager.
The games of the series win be
played on the first three days of each
week and will continue without in
%terruption for the twenty weeks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
kMBOY TURNER'S WILL OPEN
SEASON TOMORROW NIGHT

A heavy Junior basketball team
of this city. known as the Amboy
Turner's and managed by Thomas
Desmond OF 104 Washington street,
will play the first game on their
schedule tomorrow night. This game
will be with the Troop No. 1 Boy
Scouts of South Amboy on the South
Amboy High School court.
The Turner'S will lineup with.
Dooley. Buck" Brennan, Forman,
Johnson, Desmond and Glochau.
Manager Desmond is DESTROYS of ar
ranging games with all heavy jun
Tor combinations in this section. hav-
ing a home court. He can be reach
ed on phone by calling 1S44-R be-
tween and s o'clock any evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
WIN
At 50. AMB0f
Dfeat Jr. Mechanics in Well
Played Game Last Night
Score 1921

SOUTH AMBOY. Oct. 21-The
foul shooting OF Yves Hansen and
the defensive play OF Bill Campbell
featured the victory Of the Cres-
cent Big Five Of Perth Amooy over
the Jr. o. L. A. NJ. quintet on the
South Amboy High School audito-
rum court last night. The final
score Of the game was 1921.
The contest was a nip and tuck
fought affair throughout with the
visitors in the lead during tins
part Of the game. At the
end of the first half Manager West
ley wilson's tossers were in the lead
by 1914 score. Ptacher, Brown
miller and Kurowsky each scored a
field goal for the visiting easn IN
this session, while Yves Hansen
made eight foul goals out of ten
tries from the fifteen foot line For
the South Amboy team Bennett
made three foul goals. and Perkins
and Furman each n during the
first half, and Perkins made good
five tries from the foul line
In the second half the Crescents
played a strong defensive game and
as a result the home players We're
GRABBED TO make only one W
pointer. This vas made by Skow,
and Perkins made four fouls out
of seven tries. Perkins. the foul
shooter of the home team. made
good nine straight chances from
the toni line, missing his last three
Preacher and Brownmiller each
made a field goal in the second halt,
Yves Hansen made two double
counters and eve out OF eight
tries from the foul line The visit
ing center in this game made If
teen fouls out of eighteen chances
Mccarthy refereed the game last
night. Manager Samuelson Of the
Juniors quintet, is anxious to book
some of the leading teams in b
county. Communications should be
addressed TO 129 George street.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
SporBnefs

NEW YORK. Oct. Blew Tend
Ter of Philadelphia, the left handed
lightweight boxer who aspires to
Champion Benny Leonard's title will
meet Hockey Kansas of Buffalo in a
ifteen-round encounter tonight.
Kansas was defeated by Leonard in
New Jersey last winter but stayed on
his feet throughout the twelve-round
contest. Tender was prevented
from meeting the champion recently
when the latter injured his hand in
training.
CAMP DIX, N. j., Oct. 21.-The
Polo Associations of the first division
of the United States army has COM
pleted arrangements for a tourna-
ment to be held on the parade
grounds at Camp Dix beginning to-
morrow and continuing Monday.
Wednesday and Friday of next week.
On the off days for polo there
will be a horse snow with exhibitions
of riding by officers and enlisted
men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21

Some interesting developments
looked for in the Y. NJ. c. A. two
man bowling tourney as the result
of the manner in which the teams
are punching about first place ana
coming Unexpectedly from behind.
Last night, Pemberton az Comlngs,
who We're in sixth place won SIX
straight games n as a result are "a
a tie for first place with Johnson d
Johnson and Andersen & Greisen.
The latter team also went into me
tie for first place last night as the
result of straight victories, taxing
three from Gene Parker and Al Bag
ger. Parker q Dagger managed 10
win two out of three in their matcn
with Harding & Sinclair.
Pemberton & Comings Get Six.
The first victims of the Bill d
Bottle post office combination were
sinclair & Harding who lost three
games by large margins. varying
from hfty-four to n~inety-two pms.
Pemberton's 1914 was high in TINS
match and his average or $50 stooo
above the rest.
Sheath & Nobel were next on the
program and they too went down 10
defeat before the strong rolling OF
Pemberton & Comings. Comlngs
made 21O in the second game, the
high score for the match, but Penn
berton made 204 in the last game
which aided considerably ! n boost
ing his average to 1S6, which was
high. None of the games were clos
er than twenty-five pins.
The scores: AV'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
sHA1
HERE SATURDAY
Biu Event at the Perth Amboy
Gun Club Traps Tomor-
row Afternoon

The monthly shoot for three cups
will be held by the Perth Amboy
Gun Club for members on its rangs
in-outer Smith street tomorrow att
ernoon There will be Competition
for the 1921 Club Cup, the Chamber
OF Commerce Cup and High Gun
Cup, the traps opening at 1880. In
addition there VIII be n usua4
sweepstakes.
Owing to the cunning season being
at hand it is expected a large num-
Der Of gunners will report for his
shoot in order to try out their hand
and eve and get in condition for the
fan hunt. Each shoot will be for
twenty-five birds. with the excep-
ton of the contest for the High Gun
cup which will be for fifty birds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-21
Pemberton and Comings,
Andersen and GreiSen,
and Two jOhnS0nS Tie
Greisen & Andersen Win Games

The closest and hardest fought
games yet bowled in one matcn
were witnessed last night when Grei-
sen e. Andersen faced Al Dagger d
Parker. The first game went TO the
former team by pin. the con
was theirs by five pins, while h
third game ended in a tie. In the
bowl-off Bagger and Parker were
again nosed out. this time by three
pins. Andersen's 1872 was high core
for the match. He also was high
average man with 16S.
Dagger & Parker won a couple of
games last night, however. as they
also met the Sinclair & Harding duo.
The first game was won by forty pins
the second by twenty-seven and the
last was lost by eight. Harding took
high score with 1913 and high aver
age with 155.
The scores: