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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
POMAHALI PRY BERG
DOLLOVI.
Vetsina kongresniho vyboru
vznesla toto obvineni ma vyso-
ke d1stojniky.

Washington. 1S. srpna. Sa-
muel Tilden Ansell, driveiSi
voiensky pravnik S hodnosti
brigadniho generala, pluk.
John f. Hunt a pluk. c. c.
Cresson byli obvineni ze spik-
mutt We spoieni S Itekem G. c.
Bergdolla, povestneho WHY
bace pred povinnym odvodem,
We zprave podepsane tremi 2
peti clenu zvlastniho vySetfo-
vaciho vyboru a zaslan6
dnes sn6movne poslaneck6.
Ozna6ivsi Ansela jako "mi-
strovskou mysl' V planu. jim5
Bergdoll dostal Sc ma svobodu
z vojenskeho vezeni pod dohle
dem straze, aby mohl patrati
po zlate, jez pry zakopal V ho-
rach marylandskyych, zprava
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

PROSLULY DETEKTIV RYL USTANOVEN DO ONO
HO URADU GENERALNfM NAVLADNfM
Washington, 18. srpna.

Washington 49, = Generalni navladnf Daugherty
oznami dnes ustanoven Willama j. Burnse New Yorku
havy detektivn agentuy nesoucf eho meno do fadu
setrovan Odbom spravedlnost Burns nastoup mfsto
Wiama J. Flynna jehoz resignac pozada generani ma
vladnf
Pan Daugherty soucasne vydal delSf prohlasen n6mz
prav Burns pferusi sve poen detektvn agenturou
vsechen v6nuje vadn suzb6 Odbo enz svren eho
sprv6 pr docleno byo spolu
pdsobeni nejenom msnfmi poceinm rady Spoienych
Satech po ceem sv6te Gill; aby "zivot maetek
prava lidu byla zachovavana chranena."
Ocekava ze Burns ume sveho lradu sobotu net
pond6li Jeho -uzne bude 1900 rocne Detektvn agen
tru povedou nadale ynove jeho Raymond J. w Sherman
Burnsove
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
POLICE CEKA PRIpLUTi JESTE JINEI
Lodi S KORALKOU.
KAPITAN Sc PRIzNAVA, zE PAsO-
VAL LiHOVINY REMESI.NE..
OBCANE CLENY TETO IMPORTU
JfCf SPOLECNOSTI

.yacht6 Venice zakoupeny pro
stfednictvim onoho hledaneho
prominentniho ob6ana V Gle
velande.
Burney mel koralku zdejSim
kostymrum rozd6lovati. Ia w
slechu take udal nektera ime-
ma mezi mimi paraduji j jme-
ma n6kterych osob z cleveland
ske prominentni smetanky.
Venice vezla 96 beden fran
couzskeho vermutu (horke) a
Burney zaplatil "a bednu $50,
ably il clevelandskym lidem
prodaval 20 $110. Take neko-
lik beden proslavene benedik-
tinky, Sampanskeho jinych
francouzskych vim propadlo
policejni konfiskaci.
Kapitan podloudne lode Sc
primal, re dopravoval lihovi-
ny do Clevelandu : zcela po
obchodnicku a vzdy byl ma po-
dobna prekvapeni Sc strany
policie uplne dobre pfipraven.
Take LODI Venice jest stara ra-
chotina, ktera nebude-li poda-
ma Y cas- soudni zaruka, bude
iednoduSe poslana ma iezerni
dno. Phi konfiskaci zatGene
ctyri zeny, vetSinou manzelky
clenu posadky o kontrabantu
mic neved6ly a byly proto hned
po prvnim vySlechu propuSteny
ma svobodu.
Krone kapitana a Burenye,
zatceni byli pro prestoupeni
prohibicnich zakonG til ka-
nadsti lodnici a iisty w. KEN
pert, 1893 Superior Ave. a Ch.
Clanciolo, ridic nakladniho au
tomobilu, jenz mel prevziti lod
nj naklad.
Yachta Venice byvala drive
majetkem illinoiskeho guvernt
ra f. O. Lowdena krizovala
We stredu vecer stale podel po.
bfezi a vzbudila jiste podezre-
nj Hanse Hansena, elena po-
bfezni straze, jenz stale lod
sledoval a kdvz spatril, re ma
yachte jsou svetla shasinana
podal 0 tom 2 hod. rnni ma
policii zpravu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
DOROZUMENf Sc SOVETY
Americka pomocna admin
Strace hotova zahajiti praci '
Rusku.

Washington, Is. srpna. U.
Spokojive dohodnuti bylo do
cileno Sc Sovetskymi urady \
Rize Americl,a spomoena adj
IminiStrace zahaii bezodklad
Inc svoji 6innost ma zachranu
d6ti Ruska, sekretar Herbert
Hoover oznamil dnes.
V tomto dohodnuti dodal
pfiiaty isou vSechny podmin-
ky polozene americkou orga-
nisaci ma oehranu zivotu po-
mocnyeh pracovniku zaii-
stem americke kontroly po-
travnich zasob.
Ackoli vyjednavani dospelo
k uspokoiivemu zav6rku, Sc
kretar vysvetloval, ze m1ze to
witt diva neb tri dny, nez-li
formalni umluva bude pode-
psana. Dulezite podrobnosti,
jako prostfedky dopravy a IL
misteni pomocnych stanic Y O.
blasteeh, kde hlad radi, zbyva-
il ieSte vypracovati, pravil
Inez-li pravoplatny document
bude na6rtnut.
Prace zasobovani Ruska po-
travinami zapocne pry lined
prohlasil p. Hoover. dodav, ze
newyorska kancelar admin
strace liz chysta Sc vypraviti
parniky do Gdanska. odkud
pax budou potraviny rozesla-
! ny do Ruska. Ackoli bude hlay
ne pamatovano ma potraviny
pro deti, jako Sc delo Y Pol
sku a CeSkoslovensku, tez oso-
bam dospelym' bude pfispenc
zaslany leky, nez V Rusku
panuie veliky nedostatek.
Hoover pravil, ze Americka
pomocna administrace, while
dem k pritomne industrialni $
tuaci We Spoj. Statech, neminf
Sc obratiti ma vetejnost o pri'
sp6vky, avSak kdo chce pri
sp6ti, mdze tax uciniti pro
strednictvim nasledujicich or
ganisaci = Ceveny kriz, III,
dovsky dobrocinny vybor, Ry'
tiri Kolumbovi, Y. Nj. c. A.
| Katolicky blahodeiny vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

Vcera bylo po celou noe
patrolovano po jezernim po-
bfezi, jelikoz policie dostala
aviso. ze cd bfehd kanad-
skych jest do Cleyelandu ma
ceste jeSt6 jine plavidlo Sc
steinym vodickari TAX nenavi-
denym nakladem whisky, ko-
naku atd. LODI tato, jeiiz ime-
no policejni Inspector John
Rowland nechce prozraditi, o.
pustila kanadsky pristav dri-
We nezli byla znama vcerejsi
konfiskace yachty Venice.
Mezi tim snazf Sc federalni
prohibi6ni agenti 5 Countsem
v cele spolu detektivy vypa-
trait jisteho prominentniho
Cleveland'ana diva vazene oh
cany V Montrealu a diva V To-
ronto, kteri mali penize V "a
kazanem obchode, ktery vcera
doznal tax mrzuteho preruse-
nj. VSichni nemohli byti be-
hem vcerejSka nalezeni. Zaba-
vena koralka ma yachte Veni-
ce jest neobyteine pffsn6 hli-
dano, aby Sc snad neopakova-
10 podobn6 "zniceni" kontra-
bantu iako Sc stalo s koralkou
ma lodi Tranquillo. ktere sta
10 policejniho naeelnika V
ILakewoodu a nekolik policaj
til jeiich mista. Zajimavym
Jest, re iiz vcera n6kolik la
hvf taiuplnym zpdsobem uni
zelo. Hlidanf kofalky. "abv ne
vyschla", svereno Jest policei-
nimu inspektorovi J. Graulo-
vi, ienz sestavuje podrobny
soupis zabaveneho zbozi.
Hlavnim vinnikem jest ma
iitel yachty kapitan w. L.
Curry 2 Toronto, ktery Sc mel
ma policii priznati, re byl t65
maiiteIem yachty Tranquillo
zabavene V cervnu lakewood
skou policii, ktera misto aby
odevzdala koralku ma trad
tuto proste rozebrala mezi Sc
bou. celkem zmizelo 90 beden.
Jinym .zatcenvm jest Ivy Bur
ney, -527 vych. LOT. ul., ktery
mel cely naklad lihovin ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
MAYOR Z NEWARKU Sc HAJI.

Newark, o., Is. srpna. Mayor II. A. Atherton proti
n6muz bya ohvn6ni patnost ienz by
guvemerem Davisem sv6ho radu tfice vydal
~ obvn6nch sou priSe7ne yppoved kahanik kere jsen
vpudi ohchodu Jest pouze ieich strany Jeden
repubkansky advokat nozada bych vidal
tury das hnu re ME nebud proti dale podnknu
to Odm sem a nodlam open6 pfevezmu ufad stiha-
ii karbanictv vseho druu Jsem rad pfie-
zosti brzk6ho slySen iem list nebude shedano
why"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
DfTE SPADLO S OkNA.

Ia nepritomnosti rodied Wy,
lezl vcera odpoledne trilety
William Braha, 6220 St. Clair
Ave. ma okno bytu V druhem
poschodi a ztrativ rovnovahu
dopadl ma chodnik. Dite 81 pa
dem rozbilo hlavu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19

v6tSiny doporu6uje, aby An
sell zbaven byl prava provozo-
vati praksi pred soudy naroda,
mad iichz bezpecnost a bez1-
honnost povySil zlato.'
Zprava menSiny predlozena
SouGaSne pravi vSak, re neni
zadnych d1kazu ma podporu
obvin6ni, re Ansell. ma jehoz
dsili jako obhaice vezen byl
propuSten, "spikl Sc "a uGelem
dopomozeni mu k uteku'', ne
bo re jeho pohnutky byly ne
patriGne.
Plukovnici Hunt a Cresson
cineni jsou primo zodpoved-
nrmi ia ut6k Bergdolldv, jez-I
to nepostarali Sc o lepSi dozor
mad MIN. Ansellova pravnicka
firma vydala prohlaseni, V
n6mz snazi Sc vyvratiti obvine
nj vetSiny vyboru a poukazu-
ie, re ma Ansellovi nebylo shle
dano why generalnfm inspek-
torem armady velkou poro-
tou, jimiz obzaloby drive jiz
vySetfovany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-19
PRIMO VLADAR TEzCE NEMOCEN.

Pafi5 S. srpna. Prime vadar Alexandr Jihoslovan
ska zesnul6ho ae Petra rbskeho, Jest nebezpecne
mocen zan6t slep6ho eva dl nkognito Parfz Ufed
ne bylo dnes oznameno. nebude sGtastni
pohrbu eho otce Sdten ze prime prod6va mmo zem byo
vercnos Parfzi jest osetrovan Dr. Ber
harden Cuneo proesorem 6kask6 fauy university
ske DIR. Bandelacem de Pariente.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
Franklins
MATAWAN H. S. LOOKS
FOR GOOD SEASON
IBy Evening News Correspondent

IBy Evening News Correspondence
MATAWAN, April 19-Maawan
high school expects to make
"a name for itself this season on the
baseball diamond, and Manager
Albert Woolley has succeeded In
getting together a team that Is ex-
Nected to be on the winning side In
nearly all of the contests. The team
Is. training under the direction of B.
b. Davis, one of the teachers of the
high school. who is athletic direc-
tor. The first game Of the season
will be played here tomorrow at
ternoon, when the team will cross
bats with the Red Bank high
school team.
The complete schedule Of games
as arranged by Manager Woolley
follows:
April 20, Freehold at Freehold:
April ~, Matawan VS.. st. Mary's OF
South Amboy, at Matawan: April
90, Woodbridge at Woodbridge;
May 2, Perth Amboy at Matawan;
May 4, Toms River at Toms River:
May 6, st. Mary's at South Amboy;
May 10, Woodbridge at Matawan;
Nav II, Metuchen at Metuchen;
Nay 1S, Toms River at Matawan;
MAY 20, Red Bank at Red Bank;
May 81, Asbury Park at Matawan;
June /, Perth Amboy at Perth AM
boy, June 8, Keyport at keyport:
June 4, Asbury Park at Asbury
Park; June Z. Keyport at Matawan;
June 10, Metuchen at Matawan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
INTERCLASS TRACK MEET
FOR HIGH SCHOOL BOYS

A high school interclass track
meet is being arranged to be held
on the Raritan Copper Works track
recently laid out by Louis "Pox"
Booz, some time this week. The
various classes of the school have
had candidates for their respective
teams out on the field during the
last week. and interesting competi-
ton is expected. After the inter-
class, meet. it is expected that a
representative school team will be
placed on the field.
In another week the high school
interclass baseball series will be
started o. the Raritan Copper
Works field. The strength of the
four class teams in this class of
sport, also promises considerable
competition. The high school var
sity baseball team will open the
season the last week of this month.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
09rHE@
lNSl[)ER
@WsAys@@

None of the American Association
players have been ordered off the
field for profanity. Things aren't
hot enough yet.
Princeton's baseball and track
athletics are dieting at training ta-
bles.
The slogan in the National League
is "Watch~ Alexander" Grover, The
Great, seems greater than ever this
spring.
Benny Boynton, Williams College
gridiron star. is also a diamond
luminary.
Any 1~0-year-old boy can tell you
what to do when your business in
t~erferes with baseball.
Clarence Schalk, brother of Ray.
has been let out by Minneapolis.
Frank Moran's English press
agents had it all framed for the
Pittsburger to cripple Carpenter
before Dempsey was given a chance
Mails are jammed with letters re
questing tickets to the Demp-Carp
show. There's only room for $4,000
Five months until the Davis Cup
matches start at Forrest Hill. N.
Y. Yet seat reservations coming
in.
The American League ~outplayed
the National League in the spring
series. They did the same thing
last fall in the world series.
If the Reds lose a few more OF
their veterans they'll have more
OF a kid team in the race this year
than Connie Mack.
Yale will play nine golf match
es, the longest ever scheduled by
the school.
The chess championship battles
have already strung out longe
than a world series.
Upsets in baseball dope are al
true this spring as ever
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
+ny Evening News CORRESPONDENT

IBy Evening News Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY; April 19.-At
considerable expense and labor the
tennis courts of the local Y. NJ. C. A.
are being reconstructed. The n
tire surface Is being drawn off and
a new, hard playing surface is be-
ing made over the solid sub-base.
When completed. which will be with
in a week., 1t is expected these courts
will be among the finest in this vicin-
ity.
When the courts are re-opened a
ladies' tennis membership will be es-
tablished. Games and matches for
the ladies will be arranged. One of
posal of the ladies at n hour of
the day. Another feature of the
courts this year will be the special
privilege to buAiness men. Manager
Allsup of the courts has a plan
whereby the business men may "a
arrangements for the courts in ad-
vance thus assuring them of an OPP
portunity to play without sitting
around for an hour or 80 waiting for
an opportunity.
The Y. NJ. c. AS bowling tourna-
ment will be brought to a successful
conclusion Thursday night when a
stag party" will be given IN honor
OF the men Of the Jr. O. u. A. M.
bowling team, the winners of the
league. The season started oil Labor
Day and will end on Thursday.
The Board of Managers has spent
over SIS for prizes that will be
awarded at this time. Every mem
Der of the winning team will be
presented with a gold medal. In
addition Eugene Thomas who re-
ceived high score, high game and
high average, will receive an addi-
tional medal.
An elaborate program of music,
readings and closing with refresh
ments and plenty of smokes. The
league was made up of six teams
every member of which is invited to
be present with a friend.
Sturdy" O'Leary, South Amboy's
promising middleweighf. will make
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
BASEBALL BRIEFS

Although the Amboy team was
given quite a drubbing in their con-
test on Sunday afternoon with the
Royal Colored Giants, there were a
number of features in the playing of
the home tossers.
Fullerton singled after two were
down in the opening session and sue
ceeded in making q delayed steal OF
second base when the centerfielder
was slow in making a return to the
inf1eld.
Romer, who followed Fullerton,
was hit by a pitched ball and on the
hit and run Burke doubled to right.
Fullerton scored and Romer went to
third.
The Amboy centerdelder showed
of his old tricks. After Burke
doubled he signaled for a squeeze
play with Gloff, and although the
batter missed a wild pitch. Romer
slid safely into home.
Silver's work behind the plate for
the Amboy team on Sunday pleased
the fans. He caught a number of
men who attempted to steal third
and missed one runner who attempt
ed pilfering the second sack. the
catcher's throw going into center
field.
stretch" Burke's spring work
with the Newark Internationals
seemingly has improved his batting.
The first baseman secured the two
hits responsible for the Amboy runs,
and also sent a hot one through the
second baseman which could be
credited as a bingle.
Christopherson and Fullerton &C.
cepted a number of difficult chances
and Mickey Lpeser in left showed
that he still Is capable of grabbing
the high ones.
Chunk" Apologize showed old
time form on the mound Sunday,
and as the season progresses 1t is
likely he will be pitching his usual
great game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
OUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY.

Cut out this slip. enclose with &c
and mail it to Foley g. Co.. 1885
Sheffield Ave, Chicago. III, writing
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
ing cathartic for constipation bill
iousness. headaches. and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
MATAWAN A.. G..
WINS At START
Franklins Of This City Beaten
Out by Monmouth Team by
Score of 9 to 8
rBy Evening News Correspondent

MATAWAN. April 19:-The Mat
avian A. &c. baseball nine opened
their season on Sunday afternoon by
registering a win over the Franklin
A. c. team from Perth Amboy in a
Well played game by a score of 9-2.
Seven run were collected by the
home team in the third inning, while
the Perth Amboyans were not sue
cessful in connecting with Leary's
delivery when hits meant runs, after
the second inning.
The Franklins outhit the locals
ten to seven in this game, Frazer,
Pollock and Brown leading the Wis.,
iting team. Devlin connected for
two hits for the home team. Leary
secured ten strikeouts and walked
four men, while Stocked struck out
three men, walked one and allowed
four hits in his stay of three innings
on the mound. Frazer, who relieved
Stocked, struck out eight men, walk
ed one and allowed three hits IN the
remaining five innings. The Frank
Inns made eight errors, while the
home team miscued on four occa-
sionss
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
MAURERS LOSE
To ATHLETICS
Close Score, 9 to 8, Feature
of Game Played at Maurer
Diamond Sunday.

John Urbanski's Maurer A. AZ
baseball team dropped another con-
test on Sunday afternoon, the third
consecutive loss OF the season. The,
Athletics of South Amboy nosed out
the Maurer boys in this game. played
on the Maurer grounds by a score
of Q to 8. The Maurer boys scored
first, sending two counters across in
the third inning, but the visitors
practically sewed up the game with
even in the fifth inning. The Maur.
ers scored one run in their half of
the fifth inning, and the Athletics
added their final runs in the eighth
stanza. The home boys staged a raj.
ly in their half of the eighth In
ming, but fell one u short OF. tie
ing the score
The game with the Woodbridge
F. c., scheduled as the first of a
double-header. was not played. ST.
mon Jacobs. who recently returned
from e)anville, Va. played with the
Maurer team. Dillman, Jacobs and
Urbanski led the home team in hit
ting.
The box score:
AfhIafsUu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
For1s Sporting Club Wins

The Fords Sporting Club baseb65H
team COPIED its second victory Of
the season Sunday AFTERNOON, by
defeating the Metuchen Jr@. by a
score of 23-5. Schurig and 4. Gioff
made up the battery for they Fords
team, while Drake and M. Wicha
were in the points for the IQsers.
The Sporting Club outfit Is withoue
a game for next Sunday, and Nam
ager Schelling is DESTROYS Of boNpk-
ing any strong Junior teams fr&ui
this vicinity having home grounde.
Call Perth Amboy 100 between Y
o'clock in the morning and I o'clock
in the afternoon, Or address conn
munications to Louis Schellng, box
800, Fords.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
NEW VOLLEY BALL TEAMS
SELECTED; START TONIGHT

New Tuesday-Friday night bust
ness mems volley ball cams were
chosen last night by the four cap
tains the first games to be played
tonight. The new teams follow:
Capt, Clarence Wright; Johnson
Westcott ,E'rado. Jack Klein. Moss,
Jack Joselson, Van Dyke. Hatch
man and Macmillan.
Capt, Henry PETE; Nielsen, Gret-
sen, Lesson, Hanson, Peter Miller.
Reimers, Mcdowell, Hooper and
Katz.
Capt, Richard Pickersgill; Sharp,
Rankin, Wood, Pullen, Madsen,
Barnekoy, Bartholomew and Smith.
Capt, Max Klein; Goldberger,
War; ,Warter. Black, Peterson, HILL
Stewart, Letter and Jones.
The schedule of games calls for
Wright playing PETE and Klein
playing Pickersgill on April 10, 20
and May 49, Klein playing PETE
and Pickersgill playing Wright on
April %, May 3 and II; Pickersgili
PLAYING PETE and Klein playing
Wright on April 26, May 10 and 20.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
Y. M. G.. A. ALL STARS WIN
FROM doc" PAYNE'S FIVE

The Y. NJ. c. A. All Stars won
two out of three games from "Doc''
Fayne's woodchoppers last night on
the association alleys, several high
score being in evidence. The first
two games were annexed by the All
Stars with safe margins, but In the
last they fell down and were nosed
out by eleven pins. George Forman
took both high score honors for the
night, his best game being 232 and
his average 1911. High average hon.
ors went to e. Tip with 1913. Ed
gar Mallet's 224 was second high
score.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
10 score in the main game:
Eire{ T.. r.. n Team.
Second r. Il. b. Team.
Port Reading Tigers Want Games

The Port Reading Tigers would
like 10 arrange games with all light
senior teams In this vicinity, either
travelling or at home. This outfit
has every Sunday date up to May %
open. Ernest F~attorosi, manager
of the team, can be reached by ad-
dressing communications to 2. o.
box IT'S, Port Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
South AmboyH Happenings
In The World OF Sport

his first appearance under the wing
of Tim O'Connell on Thursday night
in Elizabeth at the Union Square A.
A. O'Leary has made a favorable
impression on his trainers and his
manager is now matching him up
with some good men. A delegation
of local fight fans expect to travel
to Elizabeth to witness the exhibit
ton.
Sunday afternoon the South AM
boy Athletics defeated the Maurer
A. A. at Maurer to the score of 9-S.
Erickson did the twirling for the
locals and had almost perfect con-
troll, getting nine strikeouts.
Saturday afternoon Chris Null
rains squad of ball tossers will get
together for the first time. Mulrain
at this time will stage a game be-
tween the married men and the
single men of the post.
The Business Mems bowling team
of the p. r. r. Y. M. c. A.. took
three straight games from the Key
port Yacht Club alley men, in a
match rolled on the p. r. r. Y. M.
g. A. alleys here last night. The
first game of the match was decided
by points, this was the
most interesting of the evening.
Dayton, Of the winning team, won
high average honofs in this match,
rolling $50, 1913 and $50 for an av-
erage Of 1874. Burlew, with 201, won
high honors for this match.
The sCores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
asa 400 $50 s7s ss5 s47 ass
Einhorn-
159 191 1873 PIC 1ss ITS 1lS
Jenkins
226 1876 1ss 1874 1870 14s 1s7
ass s77 s57 s9s sss s22 SO
Bounder Win Opener

The Bounder A. c., a light senior
representative team of Fords, dex
feated the Bonhamtown A. c. in
their opening game of the season
Sunday afternoon by a score Of 10.5
4. The Fords team lined up as foil
lows: J.. Lake, p; +. Slmomski ct,
9. Serinick. lib: M. Macy. 2b; ~
koveiy. 3b: S. E1ko, IS: G. Ga1lows'
rf; f. Smith, CT: NJ. Suha, IT,. Mani
ager Stephen Kovacs is desire AZ OF,
booking games with light senior,
teams in this vicinity. Address
communications to Fords. N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19

The Monitor Jrs. baseball team
met defeat on Sunday afternoon at
hands of the representative team
of Boy Scout Troop. No. 1, by a
score of go. The Monitors are de-
sirous of booking the Oaklands. Pa
GERS or Dublin Pals on the No. 8
school grounds mex Sunday after
noon. Address challenges to Mar
tin A. Girgoski, 800 Ridgely street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
Lady Eoresters Meet

[By Evening News Correspondent.I
ROOSEVELT, April 19.-Forty
Lady Foresters journeyed to Sayre-
Vile last night and attended h
meeting and installation of officers
at that place. Following the meet
ing a social session was held in hon
or of the Roosevelt guests. The trip
to S%ayreville from Roosevelt was
made in auto BUSES.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
SECOND E. B. B. Team Wins
!. N. c.. A. COURT LEAGUE

The Y. NJ. C. A. basketball league
came to a close last night with the
Second Employed BOYS brotherhood
team still being undefeated. This
combination, after being behind, g.
1. at end OF the first half came back
ron and defeated the First L. b.
b. 1--WE by a n point margin. 9-S.
Willsey's team. which did not win a
game, forfeited again to the indie
pendents last night while the Com
rades defeated the Patten combina-
ton, 24-10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-19
New Light Senior Team

The PAGERS, a new light senior
team, has been organized in this
city and is looking for Sunday
drew Mikkelsen, of II Broad street,
is managing this new combination,
which he claims will hold its own
with most light senior combina-
lions now playing in this section Of
the state.