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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-14

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-14

Beginning at the intersection OF
theesst line of Fourth East street
with the south line OF Third South
street. running thence west alons
tho south line OF Third South. street
to the east line OF Block l, Plat &C.
Logan Island survey, thence south
along said line to the north bank OF
Logan river, thence easterly along
the north bank OF said river to a
Point south OF beginning. thence north
to the point OF beginning,
The north 1850 feet of lots 6,
Z and s, block l. Lots s and >,
Block ?. Lots 7 and s, Block 3, Al:
in Plat F" Logan city survey.
The east f4S.5o feet Of lot G.
Block i6, The East 1850 feet OF
lots /. : and s, Block 25. All in
Plat -" LOGAN Farm survey.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Th,r' ay' lG ON .hc wall now. Each
puptl In the room is expected 10 make
e flag.
Audrey Rutherford drew excellent
pictures II Washington and Lincoln
"u the blackboard with chalk. this
week..
The old teachers oi Second ward
entertained the new teachers with "a
party the carly part of tho YEAR. In
return the new t,nyhers invited the
other teachers Goo "a Salrutiu. party
on Monday ar'l school The table
was appropriately decorated with
hearts aid .IpIds Tn, r,ircshm,u",
were also in Keeping with ihc Nalon-
tine day. ts, Duiur scheme being rod
ANA white. Music tud game help, 3
{" make % au ~'nJpS'hl, AFFAIR and
q means "' becoming better acc
Hint.d
4 number uf IA, star athlete.
have been th" past week., ana VIII
make u dinvrou," iu the tutUI- ct
points tj the track meet. At least.
ih'1 tr" ali huping to win
About ro per cent ct the pupils uf
Do school took pant On the prelimI-
nary meet held at 'h' school this
week. Co determine who should rep
resent no, school uu "a. fold this
morning
II,sltS. Washington hirihuul.
thor, Will uy no school
N,Nt "Wednesday afternoon IN,
dunbar B'll Fingers viii entertain
the school children uf th, gitE with
q ,uuD,rf Hi 'h' NrmutN The pupils
90, anticipating the event with 90
good deal ~ pleasure ts the tell
ringer. tuu ono OF tn most popular
musical organizations before the pub.
Do. TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19
CENTRAL SCHOOL

central sruuol VIII f,alur. Wash
iugtone birthday ai iis regular boo.
weekly assembly and program Co. a,
held eel, tho Dbool Moudal moruiu-
Miss Nll,u' k,olor will have cnrrp,
81 tine program. which will 90. pr.
"'uted exclusively bs ID, pupils o..
her section There viii b, sp,,.u.
music numbers OF % patriotic nature,
Tho track meet drew aui q Very
fair rcpr,scI tlt.uu Of Central a,uou.
his morning. Rivalry iotNu,u
Central school and Library school
makes tho Dougs moro in',r,-t.rl
aud th, determination go defeat them
brought 10 e larger number u0 ATTN
lctcs than heretofore.
Coach Moor, Of The high school t..
prai"d ut school Thursday murI.ug
and gave tho track boys and girls
instructions Ton th, meet ut Washing
ton park This morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19
IlIBH NI,l ), HOOI

THE music iur Doe commencement
exercises iu iN' sprug has ypm,. aud
Ms. Lois Strains b. coaching th'
pupils. Tho lH.' dI' program as HI
NthH noteworthy Tor tho excellent
chorus mud gle, club numbers
N'Nt TUESDAY is the FIRST ut thr.,
N%HIilrtH which the N~lluqucruu, pub
I' t,nouIs VIII enjoy before On, rlus
ui the term The other 'Vu ur, Good
FrduN and Memorial day Library
school b. tIkIug up iu M, class room
30 review OF the lifo OF Ntshirgtuu.
uul n~iI" from that there will hc mo-
ptuIJIm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19

"irts The boys and girls have, been
truiniuE ,ou-,iotiously Ton the meet.
and the school viii Dee we'll repre-.
scented.
T,u .i,th grad, Has 1 u..,ma
honor roll for tho month with tu.
following uamo. Sell FoN. Brrud
li'nins Raymond Hogan. Th,rdut.
Nur",. Houith R1hni. MyI'I, Moran
and GLADYS ph'fliu Thor l,.r3r,
ErAur Tor th. week D.. g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19
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Don't wish you could rent your apart
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-19
HIGH SCHOOL

~ hi"d ~ tN MpDHI.
group pictures ul the ar, class
boon tukou tor lp Eoita The
200 p|h cost htd thoiI pictures
fhufli morning
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
SOPHS and JUNIORS
BATTLE TO TIE sc

The Sophomore and Junior class
football teams of the Perth Amboy
High School battled to a 6 to 6 tie
on the Rar,tan Copper works field
yesterday afternoon. The Juniors
scored a touchdown in the last quar-
ter and evened the count, the Sopho-
mores having made their six points
as a result of a touchdown in the
first period.
Martin made the touchdown for
the Sc ,ond classmen in the opening
session. and then missed an attempt
to kick the goal from touchdown.
Convery scored the touchdown for
the Junior combination and Rasmus-
sen missed the chance to kick the
goal. The latter score was made in
a somewhat fluky manner, resulting
from an intercepted kick
McCabe of the Sophs. and Ras-
mussen and Dooley of the Juniors
are credited with making long runs
in this game, the former, a twenty
yard run. The Sophomores were
credited with registering a first down
and Martin of the Sophomore team
made two attempts to kick a goal
rom the field.
There -Iere about thres. hundred
fans, including students and mem
bers of the faculty out for this game.
There are only three games remain
ing on the schedule, and the last con-
test will be played on November 10.
between the Seniors and Juniors. 1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22

Interesting Game Tonight;
For Basketball Fans Here

On the Auditorium court tonight
the Newark ROamers will play the
Perth Amboy Speedways. This Is
the second home game on the sched-
ule of the local representative team
this season. the Mjchelin combina-
ton having gone down to defeat in
the opening game in this city last
Saturday night. The game tonight
will start promptly at 9:15 o'clock.
Dave Fem, who played with Nat
Holman and other leading players
in this city on several occasions. and
who also performed with the Wind
sor combination. will captain the
Roamers in the game tonight, and
Will occupy one of the forward posi-
tons. Fein is at present on the ros-
ter Of n of the teams in the Jersey
State League, and also plays with
the Newark Y. NJ. II. A and Wind
sor combinations.
Nip" Clark, star guard of the
Newark Jr. o. L. A. NJ. council team
and the National Turner's, viii also
appear with the Roamers here to-
night. Clark also appeared in this
city on various occasions, and plays
with the Windsor Club, in addition
to the Juniors, National Turner's and
Roamers.
The probable lineup for the game:
Roamers Speedways
Fem ...............R. Handerhan
starr ...... BrOwnmiller
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
SOLDIERS PLAY
T0TTENN|LLE
Interesting Gridiron Game is
Expected at Tottenvi|Ie To-
morrow Afternoon

The strong Camp Vail represen-
tative football team. is scheduled to
appear at Tottenville tomorrow at
ternoon to stack forces against the
eleven representing the Beauvais
Post. American Legion. The game
Will get under way promptly at 3
o'clock. The soldiers are expected
to bring a large following of rooters
with them for this game.
The Tottenville representative
gridiron team has ~practiced hard the
past week in order to be in trim
for the coming of the Little Silver
soldiers. This combination has en-
gagged in a great many games already
this fall. while the legion played only
two games to date, defeating the
Rainbows and playing a tie game
with the Stats legion team from
Rosebank, s. /.
The manager of the legion team
announces that from now on the
teams appearing in Tottenville every
Sunday will be the strongest obtain
able, so that the fans raj see a real
class of football. The football team
representing Tottenville is hopeful
of earning as great laurels as the
Tottenville representative baseball
team.
pete" Hansen, Ruie Allen,
wink Scott, 'Da" Macan and
Charley Hughes of this city are on
the roster of the Beauvais Post team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
ELT|NGVILLE QUINTET WILL
OPEN HOME SEASON TONIGHT

The Eltingville Big Five Basket
ball team will open the season on
their home court tonight. Bamberg-
er's hall, Eltingville tonight. The
BROOKLYN Reserves is the combina-
ton booked to furnish opposition in
this encounter.
In the lineup of the Eltingville
team will be, Dave Preacher and
"Br" LaForge, former Tottenville
players. H. 4. W. Kreischer will
referee the games every Saturday
night. Tonight's contest will start
promptly at 9 o'clock.
Bookings with teams in this sec
ton and on Staten Island are re-
quested by this combination. Adj
dress communications to- Manager,
Eltingville Five, Bamberger's Hotel,
Eltingville, g. /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
Brains VS.. Feet

Brains VS.. Feet
In football, a fellow has a greater
chance to use his own noodle than
in any other branch of sport.
There r some instances, during
the game where he finds himself
left entirely to his own initiative, as
is the case when he is about to exc
cute a forward pass and finds there
is n one to pass to. After juggling
the ball and duckirg all the interfer-
enc the opposing team has thrown
his way, the rest depends on the
working of his bean.
A rare example of this was seen
the other day while watching the
great Thorpe tackled by three men
after a long end run. The tacklers
topped him in sush a position that
1t seemed certain he would be
thrown back for a loss while only a
mans length from the goal line. To
the surprise of all on the sidelines,
instead of being thrown back onto
the field, the Indian squirmed and
twisted half way around in the mems
arms and fell a foot over the goal
line.
Thorpe is noted for his great kick
ing and running. but it was neither
of these that made this goal.
Waite Hoyt is going on the stage
TO tell how it feels to be a world SER
les pitcher at twenty-five.
Now, if we al only get some box
ing fan up there and tell how II feels
to get clipped at ~sixteen-fifty.
go
We see the new world champions,
the Giants, were all at the Winter
Garden the other night.
That's the idea, bring 'em out a
dozen at a time and get it over with.
If anybody goes into vaudeville. let
it be the Athletics.
Well bet Jimmy Kelly, the pugilis-
tic college student at Notre Dame,
gets a hundred in arithmetic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
Win 6 Straight Games in Y.
NJ. C. A. Bowling Tourna-
ment Last Night


A fourth team entered the tie for
first place in the Y. n. G. A. two
man bowling tournameD last night
The Raymond-Payne combination
won six straight games and as a re-
suit leaped up into the higher So
ciety. Sampson & Coughlin had a
through ticket On the "shoot-the-
shoots closing five out OF six games,
while Benish and Dagger had to
swallow three bitter pills of defeat
Olsen &c Wiberalske won two out Of
three from Sampson G. Coughlin.
Six Straight for Raymond & Payne
"Socony" Raymond had his bat
ting eye with him last night and H.
r. M. Payne was able to assist NOR
ally and materially in all of the
games. Raymond had his "oil ball"
working to perfection. EOS being his
best game while his average for six
games was 17S.
Coughlin & Sampson were not
bowling in regular form last night
but few high score being made by
them while several low marks were
turned in. The first game of the
Payne G. Raymond-Sampson &
Coughlin match went to the former
by nine pins, the second by fifty-two
and the third by sixty pins. Ray
mond's 191 was high score in this
game:
The match between Benish e Bag
ger and Payne & Raymond resulted
in still closer games. The first was
won by the "P. & r." duo by six pins
md the second by fifty-one: the third
by twenty-eight. Raymond's POS was
high score
Tbo coorav.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
SEVEN TEAMS FAVOR
CITY BOWLING LEAGUE

the circuit.
Joseph H. Mullen represented the
American Smelling & Refining Com
pany. William Hallahan, the Attain
tic Terra Gotta Company; John ].
Dolan, the Foresters: Jack Weitzen
and Ben Jost. the Elks: Meyer Lar
son. the Argonne team: a represen-
tative from the Bohnsack team, and
the letter from the Post Office team
made 1T known that Charles Hoffman
will act as the representative of that
team.
An effort will be made to get the
Y. M. G. A., local council of the
Knights of Columbus and the Rari-
tan Copper works interested in this
bowling circuit. Election of officers
will take place at the meeting on
Monday night.
The representatives at the meet
ing last night were very enthusiast
tic in regard to the organization
plan. and it is believed the organi-
cation of the circuit will be success
fully carried out on Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
kEASBEY TO PLAY FAST
LANDING NINE TOMORROW

KEASBEY, Oct. 22.-When the
Keasbey Field Club travels to New
Brunswick tomorrow afternoon to
meet the strong Landing baseball
club. of the county seat. they will be
seeking revenge for the s to 0 de-
feat handed them last season by that
nine. This will be the first meeting
of these two teams his season and
will also mark the closing game for
each team.
The county seat team boasts of a
good record on the diamond and II
should furnish the locals with plenty
of opposition. The Keasbeyites. ON
the other hand. have been on the de-
cline in the last few games played
and will have to show more pep to
bring their aso to a close with a
victory.
Micky Milchick will in all proba-
bility be on the mound for the Keas-
beyites. The remaining lineup will
include Grispart, Parsler. Katransky,
Sullivan, Fullerton. Smalley, Lovas
and Halberts.
Accompanied by the usual rooters
the team will leave on the 1880
o'clock trolley from here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22

the direction shown. No. . acts as
a protection to the passer. No. IL.
Number IL receives the ball from
center, starts as IL to run the end.
but stops suddenly and passes to
man who is free. Numbers s and
10 are the men most likely to take
this pass.
OF course, with this formation,
Nos. s, 9 and 10 could make end
runs, while No. IL also is in posi-
ton to kick, pass or run the ends.
1t was this formation with Chick
Harley in the No. IL position that
Ohio State used to win many OF its
big games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22

Representatives of seven teams
attended the meeting at the Elks'
Club last night called for the pur-
pose of arranging the organization
Of axCity Bowling League. Inas-
mucl IS there is a possibility of get
ting one or three more teams inter-
ested in the proposition. and thus
allow for an eight or ten team cir
cult. it was decided to call another
meeting on Monday night when
complete organization plans will he
carried out. This meeting will like
wisc be held at the Elks' club and
will get under way promptly at 8
O'clock.
The American Smelling & Refining
Company, the Atlantic Terra Gotta
Company, the Foresters. Elks. and
representatives of the Argonne and
Bohnsack bowling teams were in at
tendance at this meeting, n the
Post office bowling outfit had a COM
m~unication before the meeting an
nouncing their willingness to enter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
GRAMMAR SCHOOL ELEVEN
READY TO BOOK CONTESTS

Ruie Aliens Grammar School
football team is DESTROYS of booking
games with any grammar or hlgn
school class teams in this part OF
the state for travelling or home
games. This team averages about
$50 pounds.
Polakasky. June, Roth, Kaplowitz.
CLAUS. Papp. Virgello, Brown. Lea.
Salaky. Balko. Holgar. Galaida,
Jolly. Pavese. Paszluale and others
are being trained by Coach Allen for
service on this team. Lea, 1t is said.
weighs in the vicinity of 19S pounds.
Brown about 1S6 pounds, and Salaky
1872 pounds.
Mr.. Allen is of the belief that he
has one of the leading grammar
school teams in the state. Real ac-
ton in the ear future will test the
strength of this team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
BLAZING STAR COMBINATION
CLAIMS LIGHT JUNIOR TITLE

The Blazing Star baseball team
claims the light junior champion
ship of this city. The Amboys Jrs.
who were claimants of this honor.
were defeated in three straight
games by the Stars. The lineup of
this team follows: Polacsky, D.;
Andrews. C: Deliman and Sothe,
h., Winkler, 3D.; Bolvonfski, S.;
Shevain. 3d., Fouble. IT,. Tobach, CT:
and Cocahey. IF.
S. Polacsky was the batting ace. of
this team for the season. this
player Is credited with making
twelve home runs in seventeen
games The stars won thirteen con-
tests and lost four during the sea
son. S. Gets managed this combina-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
TWO GAMES TODAY FOR
YIN h. A. COURT COMBINES

The deciding game of the series
between the Y. NJ. H. A. Intermedi-
ates and the High School Separates
basketball teams will be played on
the Y. NJ. H. A. court tonight. There
will also be a preliminary game be-
tween the Y. NJ. H. A. Juniors and
the Plainfield Y. NJ. H. A. Juniors.
The Intermediates will use their
regl lar lineup, Karkus, Richman,
Shumsky, Kass, Breslow and Slad-
kus for this game, while the Separ-
ates are scheduled to have Martin,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
BASEBALL END
HAS ARRIVED
Game at TottenyiIIe This A.
ternoon Expected to be
Last in Section

The last game for the Aquehongas
of T%ottenyille, and possibly the last
baseball contest TO be staged in this
vicinity, will be played on the Tot
tenville grounds this afternoon. The
Eagles, a colored combination from
Sandy Ground, Pleasant Plains. will
furnish the opposition in this game,
a benefit contest for the Richmond
Memorial Hospital.
Although the Tottenville team has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
Y. M. II. A. Jrs. Win

On Thursday afternoon on the Y.
NJ. H. A. court the Y. NJ. H. A. Jun
iors defeated the Celtic Juniors by a
score of 26-13. Polkowitz and NAH
Ter starred for the winning team,
while Glochau was the shining light
in the lineup of the visitors. 1t was
the first game for both teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
BY s. 8. WILLAMAN
Coach, East Tech High School,
Cleveland.

A pass play that has been found
very successful is outlined above.
The linemen block as shown. Nc.
1 runs through the defense to take
a pass If one is made. No. 2 blocks
the tackle, No. 8 stands off the
guard. No. 4 bucks the center and
Nos. 5 and 6 block the guard and
tackle RESPECTIVELY. No. Z goes down
the field to a receiving position for
a punt.
The ends and backfeld men take
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22

Geske, Convery, Dawson. Glochau,
Grieve, Forman and johnson on
hand ready for service.
The Y. NJ. H. A. Juniors will line
UP with Fine, Horowitz, Labonowitz,
Mailer and Polkowitz. The first
game tonight will start at Z o'clock
and the second game at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22
Iandis' Problem
Landings Cancel Game

Shortly after 3 O'Clock this morn
ing the Landing baseball team Of
New Brunswick notified Manager
Schuster of the Keasbey Field Club
that the game scheduled to be play
ed at New Brunswick tomorrow af-
ternoon was off. The Keasbey team
had prepared to go to New Bruins
wick with a band of rooters tomor-
row, and Manager Schuster's play
ers were confident that they would
make up for a defeat handed out by
the county seat lads last season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22

was originally planned to play this
game OH November II, but the
change was made on account of Ar
mistice Day falling on that date.
The lineups:
Sophomores Juniors
McCaD Convery
left end
oeeiHdn ...... MOAN
left tackle
huuerIHdn ............ DeAnured
left guard
Alex Horoschak
center
Olscesky Lippner
right guard
opiVack II
right tackle
stern wilmer
right end
Nldrlin ...... Dover
Quarterback
MAC Wllllam ......-..... johnson
left halfback
Larson DoOley
right halfback
Lypeck Grieve
fullback
Observation-Disclosures: Bern
stein, Pagan, Jacobsen, Hall and
Jensen. Juniors: Breslow, Rasmus-
sen and Kushinsky.
Referee-Rufus Allen: Umpire
l.. Daitz.
Touchdowns-Martin and Convery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22

The biggest story in organized
baseball inc the appointment OF
Judge Lands as high commissioner
is about to pop.
1t will answer this question: Who
is the bigger man, Judge Lands or
Babe Ruth?
To the writer it looks like Ruth!
After all, Lands is only a person.
atty put forward to appease a pub
lie reused to wrath by the selling
out of the White Sox in the world
series two years ago. He's costing
the moguls SAP, 500 a year.
Ruth is the champion crowd-pull-
err Of all time. More than that, the
king of swat is not to be denied.
Every fan with seeing eyes figured
out during the world series that
Ruth, not Miller Higgins, was man
aging the Yankees. In fact, there's
every reason to believe that Hug
gins will surrender the managerial
reins to Ruth officially before spring
for Higgins can truthfully lay the
loss of the series to Babe Ruth's
running himself as well as the rest
of the team.
But that's another story.
Landis' Threat
Lands threatened to suspend the
La a BoA ia oAt VI $500 49,
son unless he stopped taking part in
exhibition games around New York
state, contrary to a baseball rule
thai prohibits players in a world Sc
ries from transforming.
The Babe, getting $4,000 for his
post-season work, defied the judge,
claiming hat Sisler and other major
league stars who had participated in
the world series divvy were playing
winter ball on the coast without be-
ing molested. If they could get
point the Bambino maintained.
And Lands has taken the case
under advisement. He says ell an
nounce his decision later. and hands
out a yelled threat that the Babe
isn't going to get away with any
thing.
Babe Should Worry
Suspension of the swat king next
season will have far-fiung results.
1t won't hurt the Babe. He's getting
$4,000 for his series of exhibition
what he would make in a regular
playing season. He could well afford
to defy Lands, and sit in the grand
stand twiddling his thumbs all of
next season, as far as the financial
side of the affair goes.
But ousting of Ruth by Lands
would go much farther than that
Without the slugger in the lineup
the New York Yankees would cease
to be the drawing card that they
were in 1921. Not only in New York
but all around the American League
circuit, and the box office receipts
would slump off.
Baseball officials estimate that the
loss of Ruth to the Yanks would
cost the American League a cool
million dollars in gate receipts-that-
northumberland aren't in a sin
gle season.
lands Problem
Incidentally. should lands decide
to go through with his threatened
suspension it would undoubtedly
arouse the ire of the New York club
officials, and probably that of other
club owners around the circuit who
would see the killing of the golden
goose.
Under the circumstances. with
half his baseball kingdom pulling
against him. baseball's cza might
find the future going more difficult
as well as unpleasant.
The present difficulty then Is not
much the case of Judge lands VS..
Ruth as it is the case of Judge
VS.. the Yankee team. or in
the entire American IPacue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-22

Olsen & Wiberalske Win Match
Sampson e Coughlin won their
irst game from Olsen & Wiberalske
by eleven pins. but lost the second
by thirty mine. The third and decid-
ing game went to the two cows by
eighty pins. Olsen's 202 was high
score in this match and Wiberalske's
1877 average was also high.
The score: