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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Bob Martin Slated
For CHAMP On President

TERRA ALTA, w. Va, Aug. IL
Bob Martin, champion Of eighteen
million fighting men Of the allied
armies. is doing three things hers
ut his mountain home.
He Is nursing a broken knuckle on
his right hand, making plans to win
the heavyweight championship of
the world and building air castles
about his four month-old son, Bob,
1r; .vouns Rob ,s os,nr 70 he . t,ebt.
er like his father" says Bob, Sr.
He's built like a champion now
and everyone tells me he looks like
me.
"If that counts for anything some
day he is going to be a better man
than I.
"Eob Fitzsimmons won and lost
the title and he tried to teach his
boy, young Bob. how to win 1t back.
within the next w years / ex-
pect to fight for and win the heavy
weight crown. and then after l have
lost it, as all champions must some
day do, I'll be teaching young Bob
how to win it back.
my wife has other plans for u
boy.
"She expects him to be a future
president.
"Tll admit hat he was born in the
president state'-Ohio. and coupled
with the fighting blood of West Vlr-
ginia, he shouldn't disappoint his
rno,her.
Jimmie Bronson, my manager,
Is down here with us, spending his
vacation
"My broken knuckle, injured in
the Frank Moran fight several weeks
ago when l knocked MIN IL IN
seven rounds, is mending.
"Ill soon be ready to go again.
And I'm going after the big ones
from now on"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
American Flyers Winning

The American Flyers baseball
team added another win to their list
on Sunday afternoon, when they de-
feated the Red Star nine of this city
by a "a core. Frazer and Peter
son were in the points for the VIC
tors, the former striking out thir-
teen men and walking three, while
the opposing moundsman struck out
eight and issued two passes. Hill
ferty and Frazer featured at the bat
for the winning team, with four
hits out of the same. number of ap-
pearances at the plate. The Flyers
would like to arrange games with
junior teams in New Brunswick,
Metuchen, Cliffwood and Keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
DANv|L[E HAS
NEW MANAGER
Local Players in South Con-
tinue Playing Good
Baseball

Herb Murphy, leading home-run
clouter and rated to be the best
shortstop in the Piedmont League,
has been deposed as manager of the
Danville, Va, team in this circuit.
Murphy was traded to High Point,
N. c., for Pat Devereaux, q player
who has had many years experience
in the Southern League. Devereaux
took over the reins as pilot of the
club on Monday afternoon, and his
team turned in a win owe Winston
Salem, ga. Murphy played short
stop for the High Point team, which
is leading the circuit. He secured
two hits in as many trips to the
plate, but was put out of the game
for protesting an umpire's decision.
The change of managers is due to
the poor showing of the DanV1lle
club. This team finished last in the
first half schedule, and is In h
cellar position at the present time,
about six and a half games from the
lead. D~evereaux played first base in
Mondays game, and bats in second
position. Butch" Worth, the teams
regular first baseman, has been out
of the last several games. "Blackie"
Regain and Rogers are the only
Amboy players with the Danville
team dL the plcSCLlI III LeSS0i az
batting good and fielding the difficult
corner in good fashion. Rogers is
pitching good ball.
M%artinsviIle in Third Place.
The Martinsville club in the BIZ
state League, the team Bill Flynn,
local pitcher, and Ray H~anderhan,
third baseman, perform with, is in
third position in the league race.
Scheduled is leading and Leakes-
ville-Spray is in second position.
Flynn recently scored his third vic
tory for the Martinsville team, de-
feating the Reidsville outfit by a To
score. Both local boys are hitting
the pill hard, and Handerhan Is
fielding the difficult corner in great
style.
Charles "Pud" Stinson is with the
Mt. Airy IN. C.) team, Mike 500 is
with the Tarboro On. c. team In
the Virginia League, and Andy Jen-
sen Is with the Chambersburg team
in the Blue Ridge League.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
CLOVERSP PLAY
IN P|SCATAWAY
Local Team Plays Arrows on
Latter'S Grounds Next
Sunday

The Glover baseball team of this
city will travel to Piscataway on
Sunday afternoon where they will
cross bats with the representative
team of that place. The Glover
players are hopeful of bringing their
losing streak to an end, by coping
this contest. Last Sunday the Clo-
vers lost to the Lehigh nine, a local
outfit.
Oldenbloom a portside hurler will
do the flinging for the visiting team
in this game, and Henry Low will do
the receiving. The regular battery
of the Arrow team will be pressed
into service in this game. The Piss
Getaway team, now a light senior
organization, was last season and
early this season, rated as a senior
organization.
The Clover team will play the
Lehigh team a return game later
in the season, and it is expected that
the deciding game of their series
with Acme team will also be given
an early date on their schedule. The
Glover team is made up of practi-
cally all Washington street players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
KEASBEY F. c. TO PLAY
At RAILWAY SATURDAY
IBy Evening News Correspondent

KEASBEY, Aug. lion Satur-
day afternoon Schuster's Keasbey f.
C. will tackle the strong Railway
baseball nine at Railway. This will
be the second meeting of these two
teams, the first game resulting in a
3 to 1 victory for the Keasbeyites.
This Saturdays game should show
the real worth of the local club and
a second victory over the Railway
team would more than entitle the
Keasbeyites to a game with the
Amboys.
Captain Katransky will have a
strong lineup against Railway, al
though the lineups of both teams
have not as yet been announced.
The team will leave from Perth
Amboy on the l o'clock trolley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
HARMON yTEAM !
LEADS IN SERIES
Carteret Team Takes End
Game in Roosevelt Title Sc
rieS- -Score 20

The Harmony baseball team ef4
Carteret took the lead in the Roose.
welt championship series ON Sunday
afternoon by defeating the Roosevelt
f. c. nine by a score Of 20. The
series now stands two wins for the
Harmony team out of three games
played.
Love held the Roosevelt F. c. bat
ters to five hits. while the Harmony
batters collected eight off the deliv-
cry of Deheart, four coming in the
fourth INNING, when the only runs
of the game we're scored. G.. Elko
and Stanbach secured the longest
hits of the game, two base clouts. I
The Harmony club would like to
book games with some of the fol-
lowing outfits. Aquehongas, Mata-z
wan, Keyport. Red Bank. Railway
Or any other strong semi-pro teams
having home grounds. Address chal-
lenges to Alex Skurat, Harmonic
Social Club. Carteret, N. j. "a
The box score: "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Johnston vs.. Richards

SEA BRIGHT, Aug. 11-William
n. Johnston of San Francisco. and
matched in the upper half of the
semi-final round of the mems cup
singles at the Sea Bright Lawn
Tennis and Cricket Club today. Max
well Woosnam, captain Of the
British Isles Davis cup team was
matched with r. Norris Williams
second of Boston in the lower half.
No matches in the women's singles
were scheduled for today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

The bearded balltossers repre-
senting the House of David in Ben
ton Harbor. Mich. will play on the
Tottenville oval tonight In a game
against Dick Carfoot's Aquehonga
baseball club. There have been a
number of twilight games staged in
this city and in T~ottenville this sea-
son, but this contest should outdraw
any already played. inasmuch as the
House of David nine is a novelty at
traction in addition to being a good
baseball attraction. The game will
start promptly at 6:15 o'clock.
The Benton Harbor team came
East last season and visited many
of the largest cities in this section of
the country. Attendance records at
all ball parks were broken by people
interested in the game of baseball
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
TENDLER CLAIMS TITLE
and LEONARD'S $4,000

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11-Lew
Tender, challenger for the worlds
lightweight championship, who was
to have met Benny Leonard in a
bout for the title here tomorrow
night, which was called off when the
champion dislocated his thumb, has
announced that he would appear at
the promoters office and claim the
$4,000 posted by Leonard as a for
felt. Tender also announces ne
will claim the title.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

received several big league offers
will occupy the mound for the House
of David nine tonight. The Babe
Ruth of the team will be stationed
at first base.
Art Romer will do the fiinging for
the Aquehonga nine, Knesel will
catch, Abrogast, Tague, w. Knott
and A. Knott will be found in the
infield positions, and Hallowell,
Paugh and Griffin will be stationed
in the outer gardens.
Panama Team Sunday
A combination made up entirely
of Panama ballplayers will appear
on the Tottenville grounds on Sum
day afternoon to oppose the Aque-
honga team. This team has quite a
record in games played in New York
city and state and in New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

Oak Shade Jrs. Play

The Oak Shade Jrs, have two
games scheduled for the coming
week end. On Saturday afternoon
the Red Sox Jrs. will furnish the OPP
position in a game on the station
grounds at Matawan, and the Sum
Cay game will be played ON the
same grounds, the Liberty Jrs. being
booked for the latter game. w.
Arose of Keyport Is manager Of the
Oak Shade team, a strong junior
outfit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

team, spent three hours surf bath
ing before he broke the inter-col-
legiate hammer throw at Prince
ton.
That sort of training looks funny
to the orthodox trained Americans.
Yet Martin Sheridan, once the
best all round athletic we ever had,
would eat two dozen oysters on the
shell, a platter of spareribs and
sauerkraut. four lamb chops. a pint
of ice cream and drink eight pints
of beer at n meal.
Mutual
DepoSing Johnny Evers as man.
ager of the Cubs was for the best
both for Chicago and himself.
He has the brains and the ability
to make good.
The midget manager simply could
not get the breaks with the Chicago
outfit
Then Johnny Is a driver. He
rules with an iron hand.
There was the wrong element
among the Cubs for him to work
with. He'd get or better with a
set of younger players.
Johnny should be planted with a
younger ball club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

and others who turned out for the
novelty of seeing the bewhiskered
players in action. The House of
David team appeared in Perth Am
boy in a game against Joe Mullen's
team last season and a crowd of
owe two thousand turned out for
the game. The Amboy team defeat
ed the Michigan outfit in an interest
ing game.
This season the House of David
team returned to the East and have
been duplicating their previous per-
formances in the way of breaking
attendance records. The followers
of the Aquehonga team turned out
so well for several twilight games
this season that Manager Carfoot de-
cided to book this attraction.
Mooney, the crack twirler of the
team, a player who, it is said, has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Big Regatta Opens

BUFFALO. Aug. 11.-AmericanS;
and Canadian power boats were on
the Niagara river course today tor
the opening of the International pow
err boat regatta and the-aE4ShaeAW1
son $ 5000 gold cup race for the dis
placement boat championship Of
North America. Three major events
will be contested today, Friday and:
Saturday. ~g@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Wizards Want Games

The Wizard baseball team, a local
junior combination, is DESTROYS of
arranging a game, with the Wood
bridge Flyers and other junior
teams. On Sunday afternoon the
Wizards will play the Blazing Stars
and Red Stars. Recently this team
defeated the Liberty Juniors by a
score of 1872. Dan DAILY, .525 State
street, is manager Of the Wizards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Evergreen Midgets Want Games

The Evergreen Midgets who re-
Gently defeated the Crescent Midgets
on the Oaks diamond by a score of
1872, would like to book games with
all strong midget teams in this vi
entity. Address challenges to John
Breza ,675 Cortlandt street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
HIGH TIDE TABLE

Weak fish are biting, boats to let. Will
lam Walters. foot of Market Street.
549S-Sl11-2t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
TemperamentaI

Judge Dugan is to be commended
for his return to the Athletics after
he quit the club cold in an outbursr
of temperament.
If he had stuck by his first de-
cision never to play in Philadelphia
again. he would have rung down the
curtain OF a bright career.
Dugan is already a star. If he
tries q little harder in order to re-
gain the prestige he lost by quitting,
he'll soon be burning up the league.
He is capable. No doubt of that.
Eccentric
Captain Rudd of the Oxford track
team smokes his pipe before run
ming. Yet he hangs up some fast
time.
Nokes, another member of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

Fred Mitchell reached the point
where he couldn't get results with
the Cub oldsters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Dangerous

Babe Ruth is likely to have a
hospital bill to pay in the ear flu
ture if he continues his new pastime
of batting old balls into the stands
for the youngsters.
Bambino packs a heavy cudgel
and he strikes a mean blow with 1t.
When he found out that his home
run circus was becoming old stuff he
figured UP the new n to get under
the spot.
The sentiment of the thing is
splendid. Everybody wants M of
the balls nicked by the famous slug
ger-but it's dangerous. especially
to women fans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
GAMES TODAY
American League
New York at Philadelphia.
National League

National League
Brooklyn at New York e games).
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
LEAGUE
RESULTS
American League

@]NNono
New York IA, Chicago 8.
Philadelphia 8. Cleveland s.
Detroit 8. Boston 4.
st. Louis 5, Washington 2.
National League
Brooklyn 1. Pittsburgh O.
(First Camel.
st. Louis 6, Cincinnati 4.
(Second Camel.
Cincinnati 6, st. Louis 8.
International League
Rochester 10, Jersey City O..
(First Game)
Jersey City 2, Rochester /.
(Second Camel.
Toronto 6, Newark 2.
Baltimore 8, Syracuse s.
(Fitst Camel.
Baltimore z, Syracuse 6.
(Second Camel.
Reading Z. Buffalo 0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11

International League
Buffalo at Reading.
Rochester at Jersey City.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-11
Sport Comment
IN All Fields

Out of the west has come a new
tennis marvel-Miss Helen Willis, Is
year-old Californian.
Helen, with her hair in pigtail
braids. plays sparkling tennis.
Forehand, backhand, volley or
drive, the little miss plays with equal
smoothness and b~rilliance.
Eastern stars have had to play
their best to beat Helen. In another
year she may duplicate May SUIT
toms triumph of some Is years ago.
She has youth and ability.
Restless
Indications are that Thomas Lip
ton will challenge for Americas cup
in 1922.
Members of the New York Yacht
Club hope Tom will go easy for a
while until financial matters rest
easier.
Cost of this race is enormous. A
half million on each side wouldn't
lover the bill.
1t cost 100000 to defend the cup
Is years ago with the Reliance. Elk
penses last year cost both sides neal
a million.
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BILL OF FIVE ACTS
FEATURED AT REX

We MAJ he wrong In our superstition
tina, We End the moral 10 this nara
tive. but rs been our experience that
consideration for tho older folks and
morality IN shows will win out and that
is Just what !s being enforced a. the
Rex, as can be seen in this weeks bill
and all others. Tho shadowgraph work
Of tho Ga!ltuis offers novelty for an
opening act. the operations OF tho small
figures on The screen being very good
-ane and Freeman have breezy sktt
and K is doubtful II moro amusing
team ever appeared In Wheeling. Nelo-
dies and Steps have an act that Is tune
t,Il, colorful and all that goes 10 make
a worry high class singing and dancing
turn. Jarrow. az all have learned by
this time. Is an entertainer OF the Is
carat type and no ono will deny that he
Is sure comical Hazel Hickey and Co.
In Tho Night Boat" have an artistic
as we'll As resi- honest-to- goodness en-
toyaole sketch as each and every NOM
Der Of tho company handle their re-
spective parts in tho manner that only
real artists could Charming? Wen
say so, And 50 VIII you whom YOU sec
Mary Miles M!nter IN Her Winning
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together N high ~cl"o' work In Wheel
Ing
Raym"nu Eddy left "Wednesday fur a
br;ct y!s.' wl'h relatives in MaEa.nst"n.
r. A nurham ana G. y. Ktmhall who
have h""r business visitors m litts-
burch. Lave returned horme.
Mrs N. J. HenseIl has returned from
l,ricf visit with hnr niece Miss Rue
Sellers Of Woodland. W. Va Miss Sci
lrrs VIII sail for India where she IS Il
missionary.
Miss Maud Marshall. Mira 4. Reich
crter ard Mrs. Viola krarnS attended
It meeting OF the Eastern star lodge in
Marietta. WcdncadN" evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. \. MrGeary OF Tar
kershurg are in the ely :" visit the lat
tcrs sister. Mrs. A. 7. Holmes.
Mrs. Lena Riggs AMI Two rh!!dr"n OF
Centreville are spending fcw days AT
the home OF Mrs. Earl Ra!Guel.
: Earl Toch Is spending his vacation 1T
/ Pittsburgh. Chicora and other POINTS in
I Pennsylvania.
! Mrs. A. Z. Corbitt Of Georgia - IN
he city to visit her mother. Mrs. Clara
Dick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Work Of Steuhen-
vile. ohio. are guests Of his brother
II. II. Work and other relatives.
Mrs. W. r. Fox has gone 10 Mounds
Vile and Dilli"s H"tiom for visit Of
indefinite length with relatives and
friends.
! Tho marriage nf Miss Gene Wayman
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. VI. Waynan
and Mr.. Matthew Dennis was s"irmnizcd
"Wednesday afternoon in the Holy Kos
airy church The ceremony WAS per
formed by Rev. l.. y. !"!rr.
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SlSTERSVILLE

Rev. J. G. BauEh. pastor OF tho Chris
tian church will head a delegation Of
local people who Will 60 10 Huntington
for the hfty-nrst annual missionary
convention Of tho West Virginia Dis
Ciples OF Christ. The convention is 70
he held October 4. s md 6.
An interesting meeting OF tho Won
ans cub Tuesday afternoon marked the
initial session Of the fall season and
was attended by about thirty members.
Tossts woro given by Mrs. ". e. Re!ia
president and by the past presidents
Mrs. James McCoach. Mrs G.. y. Fraser
Mrs. G. W. Hill Mrs. A. G. Jackson and
Mrs Grant kcener At the close OF the
social hour delicious refreshments were
served by the hostesscs. Miss Sallie Rus
sell. Miss Lucy davenport. Mrs. J. G.
Ronshire Of 81. Marys and Mrs. w. r.
Hail OF Fadcn City. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Tallman Of Weir
ton who have been guests OF Mrs. F.. l..
Carroll have gone to Pennsboro for a
few days visit with relatives
Prof and Mrs. r. Il. Ash of Chicago
are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Thorn
ton. MIR. Ash Ia member OF the fac
ulty Of Chicago University. He and
Mr.. Thornton were formerly associate
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5 THE THEATRES ;
JUNGLE TOMS CABIN"
Popular Old Play Hero Tomorrow and
Saturday. Gives Matinee
Each Day.

In many respects William II. kihb." =
"tu,,e Toms ''ItlH' - N" most nm
inr;,u' @: =" 7r..~'.;S "r.'iH'ii"nN. IN
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..U"t:"S 70" ,'"!,>,ia' r.'N.' and !inrt&
N.rior.s I:rtU'c %: -" N"~ Orleans
slave mat. n'I 81" .rn'!'y 3, hHs hroHrEt
back in-o pruIu.r";,r" he memories -:
he rraui u!d lady. iInrrie; h"c'h"r
Stow. aud err. - 20 reveal. the beau
.lti. lessons rea..y :" be learned Nv
,Hcr;ul a;:ca' ION. Second 20 the Holy
hook does tuSIH Tom cain" rank aS
= sacred Instructor Tic ru.I!t has ell
dorS-d Il as u mora. teacher worthy "t
mlaXind's support. Will" tn" board az
~IVyh;tru In many % tn" ,alge cities
has encouraged scholars IN M.:ness:ms
the worthy decentralization OF jhe story
hat was Instrumental! N ms t!ng our
country religious. free and happy. llN"
4 poor composed book. there are many
versions Of "Uncle Toms cabin" now
being forced upun the public under en-
bosscd coVerIrE. which arc detrimental.
70 tho greatest degree They ar"
uSual.y shrrt-l:ved FOR The reopls OF
today are not TO be hoodwinked as
easily as those Of not 40 Many years
aEo 1t 4. known fact that William
II. kibble. possesses the ortt; rer-
sion OF Mrs. Stoves story and that II
has been unanimously accepted by the
press. pulpit and public Of America and
England The ktbble revival Will be
brought 20 tho Court tomorrow and
Saturday, with mattnees daily. The Fri
day matinee starts at $50 10 accomo-
date the school children.
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PADEN CITY

raden City. Sept. 2l.-D. F. Brown.
three days visit with relatives r' Nurrl-
home by Miss Ada Taught. who has
been spending her vacation with friends
there.
Mrs. ]. b, Keller, loca, m;llin"r. has
returned from business trip Il"
Friendly
Richard HoskInson "a erecting com.
mod!o new bungalow on Third ave
nue., which he expects 20 occupy aS soon
~ completed.
James Howell and family hav" gon"
10 Portsmouth. O. where they Will make
their future home Mr.. il"wrl! Is en-
p!oyed in the oil fields.
Morgan Brothers have sold 'hcir st"ch
OF goods TO II. G Weekley, Of Wheeling
who will take possession Of the drug
store October LIST. MIR Wccklry Is Il
member OF the firm n: Wcrkley Broth
ers. who formerly owned the Opera
House Drug store In Sistersvi'}r
Misses Mary Tusiin. Emma 'i".ri"v.
Golda Stewart and Mary FaEcrt VIII
leave Thursday for Blucr!c,d. w Va.
where they have accepted positions In
the public schools. Tho young wor"'.
arc graduates OF Magnolia high school.
class OF 1921.
Mrs Mary Williamson. o' Browns.
VILE, O.. IS here for Il visit Of indefinite
length with her son. James Williamson,
and family.
DR.. W. r. Hall returned Tuesday eve
ming from Huntington. w. Va. where
no has been attending TO business mat
ters tho past few days.
Rev J. r. Bright newly appointed