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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07

The Salem A. G. baseball team =
scheduled to play the Representative
Mt. Loretta baseball team on the hit.
ters grounds at MT. Loretta, Staten
Island. tomorrow afternoon. Wosb
will do the pitching for the visitors.
n. A. S. @. VS.. Paoers
The North Amboy Sporting Club
baseball team will travel to South
River tomorrow afternoon. to cross
bats with the PAGER nine of that
place. The North Amboy team win
endeavor to register their second VIC
tory in as many games in this con-
test, their initial victory being scored
yer the Polish Giant team OF South
River. The North Amboy lineup haD
not been announced as yet.
Lehigh Nine Plays
The Lehigh baseball team VIAL N.
deavor to continue their good work
on the diamond in a game with Nh
Loretta nine of Staten Island on thu
latter's grounds tomorrow afternoon
Deliman or Urban will do tho ding
ing for the Lehighs.
Room 20 Wins Another
The baseball team of Room rs n
the Grammar school defeated the
Room 29 baseball team on Thurs-
day afternoon, by a cor of II to 2.
This is the second victory for the
Room 26 team, the combination al
ready defeated the Room 8 team by
a score of Is to 0. In the recent game
the batteries were. for the victor8
Thullesen and Hrehowesik. and for
the losers, Rasmussen and Yuron.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07

the Hazard. Navy and Princeton
crews planned to give their men
light workouts In preparations for
their regatta at Lake Carnegie late
in the day. All appeared satisfied
with the condition of their oars
men after practice yesterday. The
victory at the Olympic games ruled
the favorite IN the varsity race
Five men who sat in the champion
ship shell were still in the boats
while the places of others are filled
by strong men. Princeton and Har-
ward had many supporters. both in
stitutions having powerful Fights
and a close race Is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Cons to PLAY

Baseball teams chosen from men,
bers of the local police department,
and captured by Sergeant John
Larson and Traffic Oficer James
Egan will battle on the Raritan
Copper Works field Monday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Both captains
r choosing strong lineups in order
to cop this game. This contest will
be a practice session in preparation
Tor the opening of the local police
teams schedule the following Sum
day. The first game will be played
with the Eagle Fire Company team.
and the second with the central
railroad freight handlers.
Turner's Open Season
The Turner's, a local light senior
baseball team, will travel to South
Amboy tomorrow afternoon, where
they will play the Sacred Heart
nine of that place. Chismar will
pitch for the visiting team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07

Howard Richards, crack local
bowler, lost out to w. Blocker,
Of Elizabeth. in a scheduled twenty
one game match, which was COM
pleted last night. Blocker succeed
ed in winning the necessary eleven
games out of sixteen games rolled.
On Thursday night at Elizabeth.
Blocker took nine out of ten games,
and last night on the Argonne al
leys, Richards took four straight
games before Blocker struck a
streak and won the necessary two
games,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY.

Cut out this slip. enclose with SC
and mail it to Foley & Co., 2S35
Sheffield avenue, Chicago. ILL.,, writ
ing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs, colds
and Group; Foley Kidney Pills for
pains in sides and back; rheumatism
backache, kidney and bladder all
ments: and Foley Cathartic Tablets.
a wholesome and thoroughly cleans
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07

mickey" Milchick. local right
hand pitcher, has been released by
the Danville Club of the Piedmont
League. Virginia. 500 "a pitcher
from this city: Rogers, South Am
boy pitcher; Stinson and Regain, in
fielders, are the only players from
team. Ray Handerhan, third base
man, Is playing with the Fieldale
team OF the Bi-state League, and
Art Young. pitcher. is performing
with a semi-pro team in Richmond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
FrankJins PLAY Arrows

Manager Leslie's Franklin base
ball team of this city will travel
to Piscataway tomorrow afternoon,
where they are slated to play the
arrow nine of that place. Wallace
will do the hurting for the visiting
team while Harvey will in all prop
ability occupy the mound for the
home ball tossers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07

ColIetti Wins by X. O.

Joe Colletti, the flyweight battler
who recently fought Eddie O'Dowd,
the Columbus crack, a fast draw at
Columbus, O., scored a knockout
over Young Neil Of Newburgh. N.
Y, in the sixth round of the ten
round main event at the Newburgh
club on Thursday night,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07

With Hess on the mound IL
Pioneer baseball team of this city
will travel to Matawan tomorrow
afternoon where they will cross hAxo
with the strong representative team
of that place. The Pioneer tossera
have won two out of three games
played this season., while Nana4aas
Tassini's outfit has lost their let
two games after opening the seaaoY
in a most successful manner.T
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
seball DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS ; Great Outdoor
TWO BIC GAMES
FOR TOMORROW
Joe MulIen's Amboy Outfit
Will Play New Brunswick
and Long Island Teams.

Two big attractions are scheduled
for the Raritan Copper Works field
afternoon. and from pres
ent indications Perth Amboy fans
will have real baseball weather, for
the first time this season. The strong
Red Stars from New Brunswick, and
the Jamaica nine from Long Island
will furnish the opposition in this
double bill, against Joe Muilens'
Perth Amboy baseball combination.
The teams in the first game will
line up as follows:
Red Stars
Borland, pitcher;
Hoagland. catcher;
Lynch. first base;
Scatter, second base:
Hayes, shortstop:
Formap, third base;
Lyons. left field;
REILLY, center field;
TizZano, right field.
Perth Amboy-
A. Jensen, pitcher;
Larson, catcher;
Burke, first base;
Fullerton, second base;
Kane, shortstop;
Christopherson, third base;
Loeser, left field;
Romer. center field;
Richmond, right field.
The Jamaica teams lineup has
been announced as follows:
F. Donovan, shortstop:
w. Helmstadt, second base;
j. Remsen. third base;
c. Hubbley, left field;
+. thinner, catcher;
w. thinner, first base;
c. Erb, right field;
H. Brown, center field;
w. Bayliss, pitcher;
R. Amos. pitcher;
E. Cans, utility.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Maize Fights Tonight.

Mike Maize, local ring favorite
of a few years ago., will return to
the game of his choice tonight. He
is scheduled to meet Vince Coffey
in the twelve round main event at
the Brighton Sporting Club on
Staten Island, and in a recent COM
munication to the News, announced
that he would be glad to meet many
Of his old time acquaintance on this
night,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Maurers without Game

The Maurer A. A. nine are with
out a game for tomorrow afternoon
and Manager John M. Urbanski is
DESTROYS of arranging a contest with
any light senior team in this vicin-
ity. The Maurer manager can be
reached by calling Perth Amboy 28
before s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
r. & III. Nine Plays

Bill Maloney'ss Roessler & Hass-
iacher Chemical Company baseball
team will play the representative
Metuchen Field Club baseball team
on the latter's grounds in Metu-
chen this afternoon. This IL the
third scheduled gam for the local
factory workers, but the players
have not participated in a game
as yet this season, the weather
preventing the two former con-
tests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Ron.ROna Play

The Bon-Bons baseball team will
play the Blue and Gray Feds of
North Amboy on the r. G.. w. field
at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Hanson and Roegler will be in the
points for the Bon-Bons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Want Game For Tomorrow

Manager Frank Balochko, of the
Marion Jrs. is without a game for
tomorrow and would like to hear
from some team today in regard to
a game. His address is 627 Gather
inc street, telephone number 1874.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
so. AMBOY JR. O. U. A. M.
BOWLERS WIN
rBy Evening News correspondent

SOUTH AMBOY, May 1.-THE Jr.
o. u. A. NJ. bowling team took three
straight games from the keansburg
representative bowling team in a
match rolled in this city early this
week. Consistent bowling by Thorn
as. anchor mar for the Juniors, re-
suited in his winning high average
honors, rolling 1875, $50 and 205 for
an average of 1913. +. Hoffman
won high score honors, with a score
Of 220 in the final game.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
washingtons PLAY Tomorrow

The Washington baseball team,
q light senior nine. will play the
Invincible nine on the Lumber field
diamond at 2 o'clock tomorrow at
ternoon. John Silvaney, $50 Wash
fngton street, is manager of this
team, and can be reached by call
Ing Perth Amboy 602.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
League Standings
Yesterdays Results

New York Brooklyn, (cold).
Philadelphia Boston, (cold).
Pittsburg 10; st. Louis 6.
Chicago s: Cincinnati Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York 3; Washington
Philadelphia 10; Boston 6.
Cleveland s: Chicago o..
Detroit IL; st. Louis z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Blue & GrayS Win

The Blue & Gray Midgets defeat
ed the Blue Sox Midgets in a recent
game by a score OF SD. Joe Surowk,
S43 State street, is manager of this
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
LEAGUE


Buffalo 2; Jersey City s.
Syracuse 16: Newark 8.
Rochester 4; Reading 0.
Toronto 2; Baltimore /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
SeMaren vs.. Charleston

The Sewaren A. A. nine will travel
to Charleston tomorrow afternoon
where they are booked to play the
representative team OF that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Krispien & Sprague

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Amboy, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07

Tomorrow afternoon "Panny" Te-
rios Acme baseball tossers will ira
vel to South Amboy, where they are
scheduled to cross bats with the
Morgan nine of that place. An in
teresting game is expected, and both
teams will present their strongest
Iineups. 1t is said that Manager Te-
rio will have several new men in his
lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Games Today
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
So. And boy Sports
IBy Evening News Correspondent.1

IBy Evening News Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY, May 1.-THE
first baseball game OF the present
season will be played at PArlin this
afternoon when the Dupont aggre-
cation will meet the strong Refriger-
ating team of New Brunswick,
champions Of the 1920 season. Cap
tain Stevens of the ex-powder work
ers has not definitely announced his
lineup but he is depending on the
following list Of players: Stevens.
Williams, McGhee, Newmark, STAN
ton, Smullen, Magee, Pierson, Ward,
Cummins, Hart, Harmon and sever
al other second stringmen. The
game will start promptly at $3.50.
Sturdy O'Leary. the local middle
weight, was in this city yesterday on
a visit from his training h%eadquar-
tiers in Elizabeth. He is now in
strenuous training for his bout in
Elizabeth next Friday night.
The Pond Lily A. C. will be the
opponents of the Neptune A. C. this
afternoon at Whitehead's Field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
Standing Of the Clubs

) Games Today
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Newark at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Reading at Rochester.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-07
MOreans nj, Midtown

TBy Evening News Correspondent.J
SOUTH AMBOY, May 6.-The
Morgan A. c. baseball team will
travel to Midtown this afternoon to
cross bats with the Michelin nine
of that place. 1t is the opening game
of the season for the Midtown aggre-
CATION.
Evening star., 1921-05-07
The Emergency Tariff Bill.

The Senate will vote on the emer-
gency tariff bill Wednesday. Then
conference. which need not be pro-
6tacted, and then the Presidents sig
nature, which will be promptly affixed.
The expedition of Congress is praise
worthy.
As the title indicates, it is an
emergency measure. There is an
emergency. All interests-financial,
manufacturing. commercial, agricul-
turaI-so testify.
Will this measure serve? That is the
question. 1t is the work of men who
have specialized on the tariff and made
q study of the country's present en-
barrassments.
1t goes at once into action. II it
does not serve: if the relief sought is
not obtained under il, or is lopsided,
Including some interests and exclud.
ing others, the fact should soon show,
and relief from whatever may be
amiss can promptly be provided. In
the twenty-five months remaining of
the life Of this Congress much can be
done in the way OF correcting mis-
takes.
In the very nature Of things. the
measure is an experiment. Congress
has little to guide by in anything these
days. Such conditions as now exis,
have never existed in this country be
fore. AS a witty business man said
recently, I'VE are cropping and gasp
ing"
But We must take a chance. We
must do something. II one remedy
fails we must try another. All we
have hitherto achieved has beer
through facing situations as they
arose, and graphing with them in g
sptrit of courage and confidence. Such
- the proper spirit for the presen,
situation.
Evening star., 1921-05-07
Applying Economy.

The difficulties in the way of apply.
ing economy in the matter Of supplies
for the government are becoming
palmer every day.
That economy must be applied is
incontestable. Both the administra-
ton and Congress are pledged and in
structed on the subject. The Novem-
ber mandate is clear on the point,
though the instruction necessarily is
contained in a generality.
The pruning knife. yes. But where
shall it be used? The time has come
to make a beginning.
The country has needs now it did
not have before the war. Prices for
everything now-for new needs and
old-are high-sky high. One of the
problems Of the day is lowering prices.
The whole people would rise up and
call blessed the man or party produc.
ing the solution.
But nobody expects, or need expect,
a miracle. New needs cannot be dis
pensed with or provided for by a wave
Of the hand. The laws Of life are run.
ming. and will continue to run, and in
whatever action 1t takes Congress
must recognize them.
1t need hardly be said that the pres.
ent is not the time for putting the
government on short commons. What.
ever is really necessary for its strength
and security should be supplied even
at prevailing high figures. Ec0omy
Evening star., 1921-05-07
followed in all other Offices. The gam

followed in all other Offices. The gam
bling habit prevails to an alarming de.
gree among those Of moderate income.
1t is q eorrodine evil. spreading in.
sidiously. Dreams Of riches, visions Of
easy money. impatience with tho slow
plodding process Of wage.earning and
close reckonins-these are tho ele-
ments that tempt men, and women as
we'll, to take chances in q game in
which they have at best only an even
break and as q rule less.
So many cases have been brought to
light Of utter wreck following the
steadfast pursuit Of the handbooks and
other forms Of getting somebody else's
money that it is Of no present moment
to stress the danger. A feeble excuse
is sometimes given that this is but an
indulgence, little diversion on the
side which can be readily afforded. To
a few it can be afforded, but to the
majority Of those who play the races"
or who engage in other games Of
chance every loss is a serious depriva-
ton. And. furthermore. every loss
means usually an effort to regain.
Very few are scared away from the
game by the first loss. To most Of
those who get into the grip Of this
evil the loss is but an incentive to ad-
ditional plunging.
II gambling were stopped through
out the government departments the
lot of the average home in Washing
ton would be better and happier. There
would be larger net Of income for
real family needs. There would be fewer
unpaid grocery bills. And that is why
the action Of the public printer is to
be highly commended and why it is
hoped it will be followed in other
offices.
Evening star., 1921-05-07
The Viaducts.

Representatives Of five citizens as
sociations have appeared before the
Commissioners asking for more light
and better sanitation in the six rail-
road viaducts north Of the Union sta
ton. They presented petition set
ting forth an undeniably bad state Of
affairs for which they ask an early
remedy.
These viaducts are and have been
from the beginning Of the system poor.
ly fitted for public use, comfort and
safety. They have been dark by day
and darker by night. They have
dripped moisture. They have not been
kept clean. Those through which
street cars run have been particularly
unsafe. In some Of these viaducts
assaults have occurred owing to in.
adequate lighting. They have been
places that the public has gladly
avoided, and used only under COM
pulsion.
Time enough has elapsed since the
new terminal was installed to bring
these places up to mark in cleanliness
and safety. But they have been
neglected. The conditions that pre-
vailed at the outset were officially &C.
cepted as adequate, and despite oc-
casional protests since then no step
has been taken toward their correc-
ton. And even after lives have been
sacrificed in consequence Of inadequate
illumination at the entrances and de-
mand has been expressed for the con-
spicuous marking and lighting Of the
pillars nothing has been done.
This petition should be needed at
once. If the District has no funds at
present from which the necessary
changes can be effected the Commis-
sioners should ask for means to this
end. An inspection Of the six viaducts
by day and night in different weather
conditions would convince any one Of
the urgent need Of prompt action.
Evening star., 1921-05-07
Clear Skies Again.

The sun is a welcome stranger.
Bright skies are gladsome sight. Aft
er week Of clouds, often dripping or
pouring, Washington rejoices in a
balmy air that Is truly springlike and
pleasant. These weather reverses.
are in regular order. They
make our climate more interesting.
Some parts Of the world have pro-
tracted spells Of fair weather, during
which showers would be a blessing,
followed by incessant rains for
months. Our variety causes a certain
degree Of impatience with a week of
gloom and a lowering Of spirits. But
the reaction is so delightful when the
skies clear that it more than com.
pensates for the gloom and discomfort.
Evening star., 1921-05-07
New York.

The foundations for tho New York
mayoralty campaign are already be-
ing laid. It promises to be a hummer
quite the most interesting campaign
Of the year.
Tammany is extremely anxious to
come back. 1t commands but little
now. It cuts no figure whatever at
Albany. where for some time it had a
strong pull, and its consequence with
in the old boundaries has been greatly
reduced. The tiger is lean and fierce,
and needs. .nourishment.
The agitation for the removal of
Mr.. Murphy from the leadership Of
the organization has almost ceased.
True, there are democrats who would
rejoice in his downfall, and, given a
chance, would work to bring it about.
But when they. or others, are asked
to put forward man for the place,
they are somewhat stumped. Their
replies show sentiment divided among
several local lights. but not one Of
especial brilliancy. As clever hand
at the political game Mr.. Murphy out
shines them all.
So the prospects are for another
fight, with Mr.. Murphy leading the
democratic hosts.
This time, however, he faces com.
bination Of difficulties. His larder IS
almost empty. The enrolment favors
the republicans. The women are &C.
tive, and showing small fancy for the
wigwam. Some Of his old lieutenants
are grumpy. They are not as philo-
sophical as he, and. recent reverses
have gotten, on their nerves.
1t is six months until election time,
and the fact that things are already in
motion testifies to what will show
when they get in full swing.
Evening star., 1921-05-07
New Mexico.

A senator will be- chosen in New
Mexico at special election in Sep
tember to fill the unexpired term Of
Mr.. FAN. The vacancy occasioned by
the transfer Of Mr.. Fall to the cabinet
is being filled by appointment.
Coming so soon after the country
wide republican sweep in November.
this should be a very interesting con.
test; and we shall probably see both
parties exert themselves.
The democracy has often shown
class in the southwest. In New Mex
leo, Arizona, Nevada and Oklahoma it
has scored repeated victories, while
in Colorado. Utah and even in Kansas
it has occasionally raced under the
wire first. :.
But last November the republicans
had things all their own way in all
that part Of tho country. They had
the best Of the poll in New Mexico
by 5000; in Arizona, next door, by
$500; in Nevada by nearly five thou
sand; in Oklahoma by $500; in Colo
RADIO by 10000; in Utah by $4,000 odd,
and in Kansas by 100000. There, as
elsewhere, the result took the democ-
racy's breath away.
Has there been any change in sen
timent since then? II 50. this elec.
ton should show it, and give an ink.
ling Of what has produced it.
Mr.. Fail has always been a strong
man at home, and doubtless will throw
all Of his strength in this contest to
his party's candidate. Moreover, we
shall probably see the administration's s
influence thrown in the same behalf
The President and his Secretary OF
the Interior are on unusually cordial
terms, and the former will want to
see the latter maintain his prestige al
home.