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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
BIC GR|D|RON
CAME ON TAP
TottenviIIe Field Scene Of
Game Between TottenvilIe
Legion and Caseys

The Tottenville field tomorrow aft.
erncon will he the scene of a foot
ball battle between the Beauval
Post, American Legion eleven OF Tot
tenville. and the Knights of Column
bus team of this city. The Totem
lille team has not been defeated this
season. played TWO tie games and
was scored on only once, while h
Amboy Caseys won n out of four
games played TO date. The game
viii start about $3.50 o'clock.
II is not known Just what lineup
will represent the visiting team in
this game, inasmuch as II was an
nounced several additions would be
made I the team folloW44
setback at the hands OF the HtfHut1cz
Of Elizabeth. These changes were
scheduled 10 be tried out for the FIRST
time in the game between the Stats
Post team and the Caseys scheduled
for last Sunday afternoon. but this
game was called off on account Of
the condition OF the playing field.
There will be no changes in the
lineup of the Tottenville team when
it takes the field cor this game, but
il is said the best men viii be picked
10 start the game. The legion a
mas made a real showing on the grid
iron this season, registering wins
over the Lafayettes of Jersey CITY.
Camp Vail and numerous other
teams playing tie games with the
Stats post team and the Montanas.
I'VE of Staten Islands strongest grid
iron teams,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
CHURCHES PLAY
VOLLEY BALL
Matches Will be Run in Con-
junction With Weekly S.
S. A. L. Basketball Games

The senior basketball games in
the Sunday School League at the Y.
NJ. c. A. Friday night will bring to-
gether the First Presbyterian and
st. Stephens teams in the first game
and the Second Presbyterian and
Simpson NJ. +. teams in the second.
The Junior and intermediate games
have not yet been arranged by Ply
steal Director S. G. Pew of the "Y."
In addition to the S. S. A. l.. bas-
ketball games there will be a church
volley ball match between the Bap-
fists and Presbyterians which will
start at Q o'clock. The following
schedule for these volley ball match
es has been arranged: Baptists VS..
Presbyterians, November rs, Deem
Der 16 and January 13; Baptists VS..
Methodists, December 80 and Janu-
airy 20; Methodists VS.. Presbyterians,
December 8, January 6 and January
81. All games are scheduled to
start at 9 o'clock.
The senior basketball schedule in
the S. s. A. L. for this season is as
follows: Presbyterian Firsts VS.. st.
Stephens, Methodists VS.. P~resbyter-
ian Seconds, November IS, Decem-
Der 8. January 6 and January 81;
Presbyterian Firsts VS.. Simpson NJ.
z. and Presbyterian Seconds vs. st.
Stephens. November rs. December
Is, January 13 and February 8;
Presbyterian Firsts VS.. Presbyterian
Seconds and Methodists VS.. st. Steph-
ems, December 2, December 80, jan
uary 20 and February 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
STERL|NGSP PLAY
SECOND CAME
New BrunsWicks Oppose So.
River Team on Latter'S
Court Tonight

= South River basketball fans will
turn out again tonight to witness
their representative team, the sterl-
ings, in action against h New
Brunswicks, Formerly the Knights of
st. Peters, in a game on the South
River high school auditorium court.
The game is slated to start at 3
o'clock.
Last Wednesday night the Sterl-
ings opened the season on the new
high school court and defeated a
strong Trenton team in a hard
fought encounter. This vas the
first time in six years that the Sterl-
ings had a home court, and the bas-
ketball following turned out big for
the event.
The fact that New Brunswick OPP
position has been booked for this
game should result in a bigger crowd
being on hand tonight. Knights of
St. Peter and India Rubber Com
pany players comprise the lineup of
the New Brunswicks, Sutton, Kane
Purdy and others.
The Sterlings will take the
court with Bob Meury, former Rut-
gers star; Boiler" Fitzpatrick.
Charley Eppinger. Maleski and An
derson, for the game tonight, and
Stackowski will be the sixth man on
their roster. Four of the members
Of the Sayreville Big Five who play
the Speedways in this city tomorrow
afternoon take part in the game to-
night, Fitzpatrick. Eppinger and
Meury in one lineup. and Paul SUIT
ton in the lineup of the visitors.
Father McCluskey of S~ayreville Is
expected TO referee the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Parish House Outfit
Trounces MiChe|in :

The Parish House basketball team
Of Woodbridge. claimants OF Mid
dlesex county championship honors,
showed they have a right % claim
this honor in a game with the Mich
elins OF MiIltown az Woodbridge
last night. The tiretown team al
ways considered a real contender for
championship honors. received a Sc
we're d~rubbing from Manager Deter's
team. the final score being 1891.
1t was the Michelin teams fourth
d. at in nine games played this
season, three of these defeats being
credited to Middlesex county teams.
The Speedway basketball team Of
this city, also conceded to be a real
contender for county honors. de-
feated the Michelins on the Audi
forum court by a nine point margin,
and on the Midtown court by a five
point margin, while the Parish
House representatives COPIED last
nights game by a twenty-five point
margin.
Torch and Irv Martin alone out
scored the opposing team. these two
players accounting for thirty-four of
their teams points, sixteen for
Torch and eighteen for the pivot
a Bill Martin made thirteen
points, and Mesick accounted for six
pointers.
Smith and Sohl carried off high
scoring honors for the visiting team.
the former making three field and
three r i goals, while Sohl dropped
in four field goals.
The going during the first period
was nip and tuck throughout and it
appeared as II the Woodbridge rep
resentatives would receive some real
opposition in their effort to register
their third consecutive victory. The
score at the end of the first period
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Two Big Games For
Speedway Quintet

Two more strong teams will be
given a chance to crack the eight
game winning streak of h Speed
way basketball team tomorrow. To-
r,crrow afternoon on the Auditor
i,Im court the crack Sayreville Big
Five will play the Speedway team.
ard tomorrow night the Speedway
tossers will travel to Morristown
where they will combat the Y. Nj. G.
A. team of that place. The game to-
morrow afternoon will start at 3
o'clock.
Manager Baumanr's team. accord
ing to Sayreville. South River and,
New Brunswick fans. will break the
Speedway streak. The teams Will
lineup as follows for this game;
~SayreviIlc
Il. Handerhan .:........ GIocnau
Brownmiller sutton
forwards
center
Bradley ............ fltzpatrich
guards
Last season the S~ayreville team
put up a wonderful game against the
Speedway outfit on the Auditorium
court, the game being decided in the
last few minutes of play. The or
.cugh teams lineup this season has
been strengthened by the addition
of Bob Meury. captain of the Rut-
gers college team of two seasons ago,
and who was responsible for the de-
feat Of the Holy Cross team of Tren-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23

ton by the Sterlings of South River
last Wednesday night.
Freddy Glochau, member or the
Harmony Club basketball team OF
this city and { of the Somerville
knights of Columbus team recently
defeated by the Speedway team. VIII
team up with Paul sutton, New
Brunswick star in the advanced posi-
tons. Sutton is expected to do the
foul shooting for the visiting team.
He is considered to be one of the
best foul shooters in the county.
Boiler" Fitzpatrick. coach of the
South River High School, and Char
ley Eppinger, coach of st. Mary's
High School of South Amboy. will
~Sayreville team has been quite sue
cessful in games played to date, and
next Tuesday night stack forces
against the Parish House team of
Woodbridge. Gene" Parker will
referee the game tomorrow.
Travel at Night
The Speedway quintet will play
their fourth travelling game of the
season in Morristown against the
representative Y. M. c. A. team of
that place tomorrow night. This
team defeated the PAGER Big Five at
Morristown two seasons ago. In
travelling games TO date the Speed
ways have won two and lost one. los
ing to the Juniors of Newark and
defeating the MicheIins of Midtown.
and the Somerville knights of Co
lnmbus. The regular Speedway team
will take the court in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
DUPONT TEAM
WINS CONTEST
Parlin Outfit Registers VIC
tory Over Dry Dock Team
of This City

In a hard fought, close guarding
contest played on the Parlin Z; M.
G A. court last night, Wesley VIII
sons Dry Dock basketball tossers
went down TO defeat before h du-
Pont Company team by a score OF
"a to IS. 1t was the second game
this season for each of these teams,
tho Dry Docks having opened up
yAn a victory while the DUPONT
I'd met defeat at the hands of the
the end of the first half the
Z team led by a score of 8 TO 4.
is without a doubt a record for
score during q twenty mihute
period. During the first PERIOD tne
dupont players made two Held goaIs
and four fouls out of nine
while the visiting team dropped in
one double counter and two fouls In
five chances. Newmark scored SIX
of the dupont points in this perlod,
derso accounting for n heid
goal. Campbell scored the Dry DOCK
basket in the first half, while Brown
miller did the foul shooting.
In the second period the nome
Team scored six times from the held
several of these baskets were spec
tacular shots. and o times from
the foul line in FIVE chances. The
visitors scored -four field goals and SIX
fouls in seven chances. Ray Han
derhan scored all four baskets FOR
the visiting team in this perlod;
while Brownmiller did the foui
shooting. Newmark and Catncart
each scored two field goals In TINS
neriod. Eppinger and Anderson each
scored a field goal, and NewmarK
made four fouls out of five
Johnny Fitzpatrick refsreed the
gsme.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Roosevelt


The gym will be open tomorrow for
those who wish to use it despite the
fact that it is a holiday. There will
be no regular classes but the boys
will be permitted on the floor from
3 to 5 in the afternoon for basket
ball, the business men will have the
use of the floor from 5 till z and
the seniors at night.
The Junior employed boys stand
ing to date: Ratajczk. 1902; Clooney.
Sc; Woitscheck, 10 1-2, Breslow,
3S 1-2.
Junior standing: Slifkin, 1873;
Koch, 1928, Goron, 102, and Thomas
S5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
SOPHOMORES AND JUNIORS
PLAY FOOTBALL TOMORROW

The final game in the Perth AM
boy High School Inter-Class foot
bail series will be played on the
Raritan Copper Works field tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. The
Sophomore and Junior class teams
will be the contestants in this game
and the stake is a final berth in
second position in the series stand
ing. The Seniors recently defeated
the Juniors and won the champion
ship of~the school. The Soph-Jun-
Tor clash was scheduled for Tues
day afternoon. but was called of
TO allow the Junior tossers to rest
up and recuperate from the effects
of the Senior game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
WHEELER GIRLS
PLAY LOCALS
Amboy Stars, Managed by
Miss Lewis, on Auditorium
Court Tomorrow Night

A contest of interest to Roose-
Midtown and local fans will be
staged on the Auditorium court in
this city tomorrow night. 1t is the
game between the Amboy Stars
basketball team of this city and the
Wheeler Condenser girls team of
Roosevelt. This game. the first Of
a series to decide the girls cham
rionship of Middlesex county. will
start at 9:15 o'clock.
The teams are expected to lineup
as follows:
Stars Wheelers
A.. Handerhan c. Smith
NJ, Handerhan b. Doncer
forwards
e. Lewis j. McGettigan
E. Bjork B. REILLY
NJ. Nolan G.. Nannen
guards
Particular interest in this game
is centered around the fact that the
Wheeler girls opened their season
in Woodbridge last week by regis
tering a win owe the crack Dottas
girls of this city. The Wheeler
girls are out for championship of
Roosevelt, an honor also sought by
the Roosevelt Centers, and also for
the county championship.
The team managed by Miss Lewis
is also out for championship honors
and with the pick of local basket
ball materiSl making up the lineup,
should start the season off with a
victory. The South Amboy Inde-
pendents or the Michelin girls may
be booked to play the winner of this
game on the Auditorium court in
the near future.
Miss Reilly. who is scheduled to
appear with the Wheeler girls. is
said to be the best girl basketball
tosser in the state. She featured
for the Wheeler team in the recent
victory over the Dottas girls COM
bination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Y. N. H. A. JUNIORS BEAT
CRESCENT COMBINATION

The Y. NJ. II. A. Junior basket
ball team recently defeated the
Crescent FIVE in a hard fought game
on the y. NJ. H. A. court. At the
end OF the second period of this
game the score favored the esso-
citation team 1920. The Crescents
led at half time. 1910. Horowitz
and Fine starred for the winning
team, while Grieve was the bright
est star for the vanquished.
Tho scnra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Endurance Contest PIanned

Howard Richards will represent
the Amboy Elks lodge and Ben Jost
will represent the Foresters of this
city, in the eight hour endurance
contest planned by the Plainfield
Elks for tomorrow. The contest viii
start at 2 O'Clock and last until 10
o'clock. This is a two-man event,
but both local men r going in sin
gle. This event is open to the pub
lie.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Star Fish Forfeit opener

The Star Fish bowling team for
feited theirSscheduled match in the
inter-club bowling tournament at the
Elks Club last night. The PAGERS
team appeared and rolled off the
three games. 1t was the first match
In the recently organized inter-club
tournament. Tonight the Madisons
and Nationals will roll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23

The Lightning Five of South Am
boy will play the Y. M. Fl. A. Inter-
mediates in a preliminary game on
the Y. M. II. A. court tonight. The
LEGAL team will have Karkus. Rich
man, Jacobsen, Sher. Sladkus, Shum-
sky and Breslow on hand for action
tonight. Tomorrow the Intermediates
play in Sayreville and Saturday night
in South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Preliminary Game ARRANGED

There will be a preliminary 1oot-
ball attraction starting at 1880
o'clock between the Puck" Wood
Squatters of Tottenville and the
Royals of Pleasant Plains. The
Squatters have held a number Of
practice sessions in preparation for
this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Mason Training Hard

Harry Mason. local middleweight.
is training hard for his bout with
Teddy Hayes at Troxler's Club in
Newark on Friday night. Mason
will fight the six round semi-inal
event on this card. The bouts are
being staged in Junior Hall, Plane
street, Newark. Anyone DESTROYS OF
attending this show, can secure tic
kets from Manager Ed Poulsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
HELMET1A LOSES TWO

HELMETTA, Nov. 24-Helmetta
lost two games of the three rolled
Monday night in the Middlesex
County Industrial League tourna-
The high score was given to
for his 221 in the second
game and Deming was high average
in the locals lineup. The games
rolled at Roosevelt. The
scores and lineup follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23

was t7-1s in favor Of the home
team.
During the second half the Parish
House boys Outplayed their oppo-
nents in every department This
passing Of Manager Deters boys be-
wildered the opposition and the e
curate shooting Of the crack trio
accounted for the big lead being set
up.
In this game the Parish House
players scored twenty-five times
from the field TO thirteen by the op-
position. Buckley refereed the game
in a capable manner.
Next Tuesday night the Parish
House team will play the crack
~Sayreviile Big Five quintet. the
combination which Is scheduled to
play the speedway team Of this city
on the Auditorium court tomorrou
afternoon.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
MORE GAMES FOR
TWO MAN TEAM
Standing in Two-Nlan Tourney

Larsen & Tip won -four out of SIX
games rolled last night in the Y. M.
C. A. two-man bowling tourney, de-
feating Sinclair e. Harding two out
of three and Greisen &c Andersen
two out of three. Coughlin & Samp-
son suffered a heavy jolt when Art
Babber &c Benish won three straight
games from them. Several changes
in the standing result from last
nights games. The league is near
ing a close now and efforts are being
made to speed up the teams when
still have several matches to roll
before the first of the month.
Larsen. & Tip Win Four Games.
In. their match with Sinclair q
Harding, Larsen e. Tip won the hrst
two games by margins of thirty-rour
and thirty-one pins while they lost
the third game by the small margin
of four pins. Tips 1S9 was high
score in this match and his l6s aV-
erage was not beaten.
Greisen & Andersen won the hrst
games of their match with Larsen q
.Tilp by 90 pins, Andersen's us be-
ing high. The second game Went 70
the two lefties by So pins, Tips 20l
being high. The third and deciding
game went to Larsen & Tip by elev-
en- pins, Larsen's 173 being high.
was high average man in this match
with III.
The scores: AV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
RrookIrn Team win Play

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 23.-The
Cztskills Big Five of Brooklyn will
play the Junior Order United Amer
Mechanic quintet here tomorrow
night. The visitors will have Heavy
Johnson. Scharf brothers and Far
rel. while the home team VIII use
their regular lineup. The Juniors
have won hve out OF seven games
this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Y. NJ. H, A. Juniors To Play

The Junior team of the local Y. M.
II. A. will stack forces against the
Independent five in New Brunswick
tonight. Last season the Amboy
team defeated the county seat lads.
The Juniors have three straight wins
to their credit. Next Tuesday night
the Y. NJ. II. A. team will play the
Sacred Heart quintet at South Am
boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Benish & Bagger Beat Coushlin d

Renish & Bagger Feat COughi1n q
Sampson
The "BB" combination or Benlsh
& Art Dagger won the nrst ganie
from Coughlin & Sampson tine posi-
office duo" by forty-six pms, M
second game by sixteen pins ana tIe
third by eighteen pins. Art Baggers
scores were high in every game, ns
turning in .wo double century naiN'
for an average of 1913.
The core:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
SPORT BRIEFS

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Nov. 2S.-Final
practice here of the Navy football
team will be held this afternoon ana
tomorrow morning the squad, about
fifty strong, leaves for New YORK,
where the annual set-to with army
will take place at the Polo
Saturday. The regiment or mldsnlp,
men. more thar 1000 strong, will
leave for New York early Saturday
morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Roosevelt Team VIII Play

The Roosevelt football team will
play a combination Of former Rah-
High School football men at
Riverside Park in Railway tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. There is
a great deal of interest in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
YORKV|LlE )
HERE TONIGHT
Leyine's Team Will Endeavor
to Annex Third Straight
Win

With the idea of ~annexing their
third straight victory, the Y. NJ. H.
A. senior basketball team takes the
court tonight against the crack
Yorkville Separates quintet of the
92d street Y. NJ. II. A., New York.
The gams will be played on the
local Y. NJ. II. A. court, and will
start promptly at 9:15 o'clock.
The teams are expected to lineup
as follows:
Y. NJ. III. A. Separates
Sner elm
Parker ftdpp
forwards
Lowenkopf ............. Joe Davis
center
SchwartZman ............ Auler
Richman ............ Jack Davis
guards.
The Yorkville Separates come to
this city undefeated in four previous
contests this season. This team is
rated as stronger than the Rival
and Athen combinations which ap-
peared on the local court in the first
and second games on Manager Lee
vines schedule. Both the Rival and
Athen teams furnished plenty of OPP
position to the locals, and but for a
spur w 1AC
the second session of each of these
games the visitors would have cop
ped the bacon.
Their followers well satisfied with
the strength of the Amboy associa-
ton representative team. Manager
Levine's combination will stack
forces against the Woodbridge Parish
House team on the local court nexi
Thursday night. This will be the
first game the Y. NJ. H. A. team par
ticipated in, against a contender for
the county honors.
Manager Levine's team is after
four titles, the championship OF
Perth Amboy. Middlesex county.
Third Congressional District and the
State Y. NJ. H. A. championship.
The latter title was won by the Jer-
sey City Y. NJ. H. A. team last sea-
son.
Robert s. Waddell will be the
eleventh man on the floor in the
game tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
4SKETBALL GAMES FEATURE HOLIDAY GARD HER.
PERTH AMBOY SCHOOL TEAM
IS DEFEATED IN NEWARK

The Perth Amboy Vocational
School basketball team travelled to
Newark on Monday afternoon and
met defeat at the hands of the
Newark Vocational School team in
a state league game. The final
score of this contest was 1921. but
the game vas more interesting than
the score would indicate. The Am
boy team recently was defeated by
West Orange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
NEW HAVEN. Nov. %.

NEW HAVEN. Nov. 23.-Alberi
Into, Yale linesman Of two years
was last night declared ineligible IL
next years football eleven. by the
chairman OF the athletic committee.
Into's year of the University ei
Maryland squad, with his two witt
the Blue makes three years o. ar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23

Westcott's team yesterday after
noon broke its losing streak by win
ming two games from Greisen. War;
and Nielsen broke even in two
games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
Office BowIers Win

HELMETTA, Nov. 2S.-The once
bowling team of the George w.
feline Company. advanced one more
step toward the department cham
pionship when they defeated the ma
Chine shop five at the Helmetta CLUB
alleys. Hutchinson was high score
and average for the winners while
Gross held a like honor for the van
ouished. The lineup and score'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 2S.-"A pig
skin post mortem" inviting students,
faculty and alumni TO write what IN
their opinion is the trouble with FOOT
ball at the University or Minnesota
was started by the University daily
paper.
out of evelen games in two years
Minnesota won but two, those with
Northwestern and Indiana this
year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23

BOSTON. Nov. 23.-Charles Mo-
ran. will be football coach at Center
College for at least n more year.
]. C. Caldwell, head Of the Center
College Athletic Association mas
sent word to Col. Howard f. Rey-
nolds that Moran has signed a con-
tract TO continue next season.
"Bo" McMillin, Center's sensa-
tionaf quarterback and former cap
tain, had under consideration an Of
fer to become coach at Howard s
college at Birmingham, Ala.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-23
duPOnts
Tsgbtp,np Five PLAYS Here

Referee-Fitzpatrick.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-17
START NEW HOLSTEIN DAIRY
f. III. Klesath and w. A. Smith to
Operate on Dornwood Farm.

A new Holstein dairy will be started
on the Dornwood Jersey farm by Fred
H. Klesath and Walter A. Smith, it has
been announced. Smith was the
partner of S. F. Hughes in the
Lilac Farm Dairy, a pure bred Hol-
stein dairy. Klesath was a herdsman
at this dairy for several years. Hughes
will retire from the business and go to
California. The Lilac Farm Dairy has
been sold to Mathew McGrath. a
farmer living north of Topeka, and
will be operated as a general farm.
1t contains 413 acres and is located
four miles south of Topeka. The Lilac
Dairy Holsteins were sold at auction at
the free fair grounds Wednesday,
bringing an average price of 5000 for
the forty-nine head
The Dornwood Jerseys, owned by
T. F. Doran and famous since the
farm was founded, were sold at anc-
ton several weeks ago. The farm, i'm
proved with the most modern and
finest farm buildings obtainahle. has
been leased by kIesath and Smith.