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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
SOUTH AMB0y
GIRLS To PLAY
viii Oppose Roosevelt Gen.
tiers on Auditorium Court
Saturday Night in Prelim.

The South Amboy Independent
Girls basketball team will take n
court for the first time this season
on Saturday night. The crack Roose-
welt Center girls will furnish h
opposition in this game which Will
be staged on the Auditorium court,
New Brunswick avenue, as a prelim
to the game between the South
Amboy Jr. o. q. A. M.-Perth Amboy
Speedway game, and Will start at
about 7:45 o'clock.
This contest is the third important
girls game to be arranged in this
County this season. In the opening
game the Wheeler Condenser team
e Chrome defeated the Dottas girls
of this city on the Woodbridge high
school court, and the Wheelers were
detected by the Amboy Stars in the
second important girls game on the
Auditorium court in this city on
Thanksgiving night.
Both the Centers and I~ndepend-
ents We're zeal contenders for girls
championship honors last season
and it is expected that the Dottas
Amboy Stars, Michelins of Midtown
Centers of Carteret, Wheelers OF
Chrome and the Independents OF
South Amboy will be the leading
c~ontenders this season. The South
Amboy team will appear on the
court with their strongest lineup n
order to open the eason with a win
The Centers have taken pa in two
games already this eason
Both of these teams have large
followings, and it is likely there vii
be a big turnout from this city to
witness this game. There is great
rivalry between the Wheeler team
and the Centers. and it is likely
these teams will battle at a later
date for the championship of Roose-
welt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30

in the game these shots might have
been prevented.
In the last half. or at least b
last fifteen minutes OF play. h
%sayreville team practically scored at
i'll. Eight field goals were scored
by the visiting team in this period.
The work Of Ed "Rlackie" Regain
and Freddy Glochau featured the
play Of the winning team in this
game. Eight points were scored be-
tween the two, blu. Glochau was in
practically every play. Rhatican led
the visiting team with four baskets,
who Sutton scored three baskets
and e ght foul goals.
Sutton made eight fouls in seven
en- chances: a rather poor exhibit
ton for this tosser. Glochau also
missed one chance from the foul
line for the visiting team. w. Mar
tin made eight out OF thirteen
chances from the foul line. and his
brother missed chance. Buckley
referred the game.
The Parish House boys are slated
to play the Y. NJ. H. A. team in this
city tomorrow night. Followers OF
the Woodbridge team expect Deter's
boys to make up for their defeat OF
last night by taking the scalp of the
home team.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
CAME
IS ARRANGED
Sher's Stars Will Play New
York Boomer Girls Tues
day Night

A benefit basketball game for
Ohavis Israel synagogue to be eree-
ted in Tottenviile has been arranged
under the direction of Charley Sher,
and will be staged on the local Y. NJ.
II. A. court next Tuesday night.
Charley Sher's All Stars will play the
New York Bloomer Girls of staten
Island in this game, and a fast con-
test is expected.
The Boomer Girls from Staten
Island is rated as one of the strong
est girl teams in the East, and this
quintet has engaged in a number OF
games this season in some of the
largest cities in this section of the
country. Their strongest lineup will
be placed on the court in order TO
make a good showing in this section
on Tuesday night
According TO present indications
the Stars will take the court with
David "Hank'Thomas, Pete" Han
sen, Dave Preacher, Covell and
Gene" Parker. Charley Sher VIII
be the sixth man.
From present reports a record
crowd will be in attendance at this
game, inasmuch as it is a benefit
affair. All proceeds will given TO a
fund for the erection of this syna-
gogue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
!. NJ. /. ALIVE
IN BIC CONTEST
Parish House Team Here To-
morrow Night Both Teams
Want Honors

The Y. NJ. II. A. court in this city
will be the scene CT a basketball
battle between the senior team Of
the Y. NJ. II. A. and the Parish House
team of Woodbridge tomorrow night.
This is the first Middlesex county
game to BE- arranged by Manager l..
Levine of the Y. NJ. II. a. team, and
his players are DESTROYS Of coping
a win and making up for the loss
at the hands Of the .Yorkville Sep
arates last Wednesday night.
Manager l. Levire's team has won
two cut of three games played TO
date. while the opposition has been
successful in three out Of four
games. Scouts OF the y. VI. II. A.
team were in Woodbridge last night
and witnessed the initial downfall
of the Parish House team this sea-
son. They, however. were not given
a chance To do much scouting.
Both teams are expected to use
their regular lineups in this game.
Ii is not known whether Lynch viii
be back in the lineup of the Wood
bridge team or not. If he is available
the Parish House team Will line up
in the same n as against Say
reviIie last night, with the exception
that Manager Deter will be out OF
the game. Mesick is not expected
back in the game for several weeks
according to present report-.
The Y. NJ. H. A team is expected
to start the game with Sher, New
mark. Richman. Parker and Lowen-
kopf with Daitz, karkus and
Schwartzman also pm hand ready
for action. 1t is d question whether
the Parish House team will make up
for defeat at the hands Of the Say
reville team by scaiping the Y. NJ.
H. A. outfit. ~Sayreville overcome
their Speedway defeat by downing
the colors Of the Woodbridge team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
OUTPOINTS WARD
IN EXHIBITION BOUT

NEW YORK, Nov. 30-Benny
Leonard, lightweight boxing cham
pion .outpointed George Ward, of
Elizabeth, N. J., in a six round ex-
hibition bout last night in Madison
Square Garden, according to a ma
jority OF sport writer's at the ring
side. The contest was the feature
of a show for charity.
Leonard speeded things up in the
fifth and six rounds. He clipped
Ward on the chin with a hard right
in the fifth and staggered him. The
then a~pologized and al
lowed his opponent to recuperate.
in the sixth Leonard hammered
Ward with a wide variety of blows.
Ward, though slow and apparent
ly afraid to take the aggressive,
worried the champion a bit with his
lonC-reacking right swings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
South Amboy Outfit ]
May Stop SpeedWays

A South Amboy basketball team
will appear on the Auditorium court
on Saturday night for the first time
since the Auditorium-Riverside Sc
ries Of two years ago. While the
teams Of today are not as strong as
the Riverside or Auditorium teams
of 1890, there is great interest in
the meeting of the Speedways and
the Jr. o. L. a. NJ. quintet of South
Amboy. The former team has eleven
straight wins. while the South Am
boy tossers have COPIED seven out
of nine games played this season.
The Speedways are representing
this city with an all local team, and
Manager Booz's Auditorium team of
two years ago likewise was an all
Amboy team. The Riversides used
three upstate men in the big series
against the Auditorium team and
had the better Of the series as far
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
ROAMERS PLAY !
At So. R|vE
Min Oppose SterIings Il
Game Scheduled for
Tonight

The Sterlings of South River will
endeavor to register their third vlc7
tory o. the seasun when they stacl
forces against the Newark Roamer
on the South River High Scho1
court tonight The Sterlings opens
the season with a win over the Ho
Cross team of Trenton, and last W.
nesday defeated the New Brunsw1
representative outfit.
The Newark R3amers are expecttV
to take the court in the same fashion
as they did agains- the Perth Amboy
Speadways on the Auditorium cour1
in this city. The Newarkers were
defeated 2s TO 81 in this game. FEN
Cremmens, Clark Tuschler and
Schoerhaus played with the Roam
ers IN this game and the same team
is expected to play in South River
tonight.
The Sterlings a combinauon
the field for Middlesex county hq
ors. will take the court with +
patrick and Meury. forwards:
eski, center, and Eppinger and
derson, guards. All home games a
the Sterlings this season will be play
ed on the new basketball court q
the South River High School III
game tonight will start at 3 o'cloc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
HELMETTk LOSES z GAMES
TO THE PARuN BOWLERS

HELMETTA, Nov. 30.-Hei-
metals winning streak was broken
Monday night at the Parlin alleys
of the Hercules Powder five and the
lead taken from Helmetta in the
second half of the Middlesex County
Industrial Bowling League. Hell
meta won the final game of the
three game match and was compeli-
ed u extend itself.
The first and second games were
lost or easy misses of spares by
Petric and Valeck. the stars of the
locals and the first game was won
by the fine finish of Reuss, VINO
"~struck-out" in the last frame.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
bAMb|NO WILL
ASK $4,000
Kinq Swat Wants SIC, 900
From Yanks and $1,000
From Other Clubs
BY BILLY EVANS

Fifty thousand dollars from the
New York Americans, and five thou
sand dollars from each other club
the American League.
That is the salary that Babe Ruth
will ask for the season of 1922. l
have Rabies word for it.
Ruth had a sliding contract with
the New York American league
CLUB last year. His actuai salary was
500 900. He received a bonus for
his home-run record, which per-
haps carried the figure to $4,000.
Ruth's contract with the Ameri-
can League expired at the close or
the 1921 season. When he confers
with the New York club, he intends
10 ask a combined salary that will
total $4,000. which is $4,000 in
advance of what the president of the
United States receives.
This will be the first time that a
player has demanded a salary from
the other clubs in the league. TO
which he is in n. way affiliated other
than being a member of the same
organization.
"I broke the home-run records in
1920 and 1921" says Ruth. Like
Use 1 broke a lot of attendance rec
ords. Fifty-nin5 home runs are a
large flock. / am going to be mighty
lucky if L break that mark in 1922.
If L don't break it. I am going TO
fade out of the picture.
81 am a big card right now; the
moment l quit smacking those old
home runs, every one is going to
forget all about me.
1.-THE time to get the dough is to
get it while the getting is good. ii
| can't get it now, l never will be
able t. come through.
"I feel that 1 am an asset at the
gate to every club in the league, that
is why 1 feel the burden of my sal
airy should be divided"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30

as it progressed.
Just what lineup Manager SAM
uelson of the Junior Mechanics will
present is not known, and may NOT
be made known until the team takes
the court on Saturday night. The
fact that the Speedways defeated the
Junior Mechanics of Newark on he
local court this season may cause
the South Amboy council 10 bolster
up to make up for the defeat Of the
Newark council. The Perth Ambot
Council. Jr. o. L.. A. NJ, although
represented on the baseball field.
has not placed a basketball team on
the court as yet this season.
Tomorrow night the South Amboy
Junior Mechanics expect to annex
their eighth win Of the season. when
they stack forces against the Ma
tionais of Railway. The latter team
is said TO be one Of the leading
quintets of Union county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
COLLEGE SPORTS

PRINCETON. Nov. Soon
struction OF an ice skating rink to
be used for intercollegiate hockey
contests. is under way here. The
rink will not be rooted immedi-
ately, but probably will be complet-
ed in time for the games with Co.
lumbia. January II.
PRINCETON, Nov. 30-Pony
polo has received a new impetus
at Princeton university, through the
organization Of the Princeton Polo
Association with membership open
L, any student. All membeSs must
purchase a mount.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
PERTH AMBOY ELKS MAY
GO into FIRST PLACE

Tomorrow night the Perth Amboy
Elks bowling team will attempt to
overcome the one game lead of the
Newark bills" in the state league.
when they roll the Essex county
outfit on the Newark alleys. Perth
Amboy. Union Hill and Paterson are
ut present tied for second honors.
one game behind the Newark team.
Other matchesNscheduled for tomor-
row night are as follows: Jersey
City at Union Hill, Railway at Ho-
boken, Elizabeth at Plainfield, Pat
erson at Rutherford. and Passaic at
Bayonne. There were no games
rolled last Thursday on account of
It being Thanksgiving Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
SOUTH AMBOY Y. M. G.. A.
QUINTET IS PREPARING

SOUTH AMBOY. Nov. 30:-The
Y. M. c. A. basketball team is fast
rounding into cid time form, and
under the direction of e. c. Thomas
and Milton Rue is preparing for a
hard schedule of games. All teams
having home courts and d string TO
book. the Y. NJ. c. A. combination
can communicate with Manager
Thomas by calling South Amboy ISL.
Representative teams Of Keansburgs
Matawan. Railway. ~Sayreville. New
Brunswick are preferred. Rue.
Stratton. Kane. Let's, Petty. Water
man. Bulman. Lagoda, crowell and
Mcclure will perform with the Y.
NJ. c. A. team this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
berton & Comings Win
Tut of 6--Payne & Ray
mond Lose Match
ding in Two-MIan Tourney

PembertoA 6 Comings Won four
out of six gAmes rolled In the two
man tourney last night at the Il
still retainina it's hold on first
place. Paynei & Raymond, the oc-
cupants of SECOND place, lost two
out of three ! games to Parker d
Dagger, but although their per
centage drops they remain imbed-
ded in the SECOND position. After
beating Payne e Raymond Parker
& Dagger lost Ntwo out of three to
Hope &c Smith, Comings q Penn
berton won three straight from
Greisen & Andersen, but Golden &
Ramsay won two out or three from
he league leaders.
Although Raymond was bowling
we'll last night, Payne was off form
and the Dagger and Parker combi-
nation succeeded n winning two out
of three games from the team which
was threatening Pemberton and
Comings for the lead. Dagger and
Parker won the first game by thirty
two pins. Raymond's 200 was high
In the second game the p. Dc X
duo evened mattersAup. winning by
ninety-two pins. Raymond contri-
buted a 202 score thu game. In the
deciding game Bagskr and Parker
came out on top WITH forty-six pins
as a margin. P~arker'sl1s3 was high.
Raymond's average ofs1ss was high
for the match. E.
Hope & Smith did to Dagger and
Parker what the latter did to Payne
and Raymond. Hope and Smith won
their first game by fortyteight pins.
Hopes 172 being high. Iyhe second
game went to Hope and smith by
twenty pins, Smith being} high with
Dagger and Parker by Nhe close
margin of three pins, all Scores be-
ing low. Hopes 1853 was high.
Smiths 1877 average was ! high for
the match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
FOUL RULE IS
WRONG-EvANS
Responsible for Game Being
Not as Popular as Othe
Sports
BY BILLY EVANS

is basketball as popular a game as
it should be?
Recently l put that question to a
number of the country's leading
coaches.
The answer in every case was the
same, basketball had not achieved
the popular favor that it deserved.
1 asked each coach for his reason
for SO thinking. Once again the
opinion was unanimous, THE foul
rule is all wrong"
The life and popularity of any
sport is largely determined by the
action it contains. 1t is action hat
thrills the spectators. Basketball
has plenty of action when the ref
cree or umpire isn't busy calling
fouls. In most of the games l have
seen in the last two or three years,
the officials have been the most ac-
tive individuals on the floor.
Free Throws Are Too Frequent.
Too many basketball games are
won on free throws. Such a result
leaves the same taste as having an
umpire score the winning u in a
ball game by calling a balk. 1t is
too tame a finish for an exciting
game.
To illustrate my point, take the
eastern college championship of last
year. Penn won the championship,
yet in four of its ten games it was
outscored from the field and in two
other games held to a tie score from
field. Penn won the championship
because it had a clever man at
throwing fouls.
That has been the chief fault of
basketball for years, too much stress
I1s,@ Iof1 nm tho fnu1 Sinca nlI
coaches and experts are agreed that
the foul rule needs revision, it seems
certain hat some action will be
taken at the next meeting of the
rules committee.
Changes i'm Scoring
Here are some of the suggestions
that will tend to take away some OF
The importance that is now attached
10 the throwing of fouls. AS a mat
ter of fact basketball as now played
is a game If specialists, in which the
expert on the throwing of baskets
from the foul line is featured.
1. Award a point or a half point
for every foul called against an op-
ponent.
q Deduct a point or a half point
for every foul called against a team.
8. whenever a foul is called the
ball be declared dead, and be given
to the offended side, with the right
TO put it in play without being ham,
pered by guarding.
A. Require the opponent of the
player Who commits the foul to tr.
the free throw.
Charge the scoring rules as fol-
lows: Goal from field, 3 points; goa
from personal foul, 2 points; goal
from technical foul, 1 point.
The first.three suggestions seen
best as the @Ess'lace an equal penalty
for each oXLtSe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30

The p~ostofice combination of Penn
berton x Comings had little trou-
BILE in disposing of Greisen G. An
dersen. winning the first game by
seventy-four pins. In this Comings
made 202 and Pemberton 203. The
second game was theirs by forty
two pins. Pemberton's 191 being
high. The third game was won
with forty-one pins to spare, Com
ings' 2O6 taking high score hon
ors. Comnigs average of 1913 for
the match vas high.
Golden & Ramsay won their first
game from Pemberton e. Comings
by fftyeight pins, Ramsay's 1873 be-
ing high. The second game went to
the same teams by forty-six pins.
Ramsay again being high with 179.
The bill & Bottle combination
won the last game by thirty pins.
Pemberton's 1SS being the highest
score. Ramsay's average OF 179
was unbeaten in this match.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
Important Matches Booked

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 3O.-The u.
NJ. c. A. alleys Will be the battle
groundr tonight for a match between
the Yacht Club and Business Men,
and tomorrow night the S~ayreville
Big Five will roll the Jr. O.. U. A. NJ.
team. On Friday night the first
match of a series for the champion
ship of South Amboy will be rolled.
with the Yacht Club and the Jr. o.
U. \. NJ. as the participants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
a in Action

Charley Triano, the Hasl
"Bearcat." will lock horns Vii
Tommy Lynch of New York in fhs
star bout Of twelve rounds at thu
Hamilton A. C. of Passaic THURSDAY
evening. In the semi-final of ter
rounds Marty Manterville. the cleves
Cuban lightweight OF Newark. will
swap punches with George Bush Of
New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
Roosevelt Light Seniors Booking

The Roosevelt light senior bas-
ketball team. a combination averag-
ing about 135 pounds. wants games
with teams having home courts. j.
Mach, Chrome, is manager of this
team and the combination has sew
eral dates open in December and
January.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
HOUSE TEAM HELD SCOERLESS FROM FELL
JR- O. U. A. NJ BOWlERS
WIN 8 GAMES ON ALLEYS

SOUTH AMBoY, Nov. 3O.-The
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. bowling team won
three games from the Broadway five
in a match rolled on the Y. NJ. c. A.
alleys last night. w. Lambeytson
carried off high score and high aver
& honors in this match, rolling 227.
1913 and 1S2 for an average of 202.
The first two games were Won by big
margins. while the third was decided
by thirty-eight pins
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
TEAM REGISTERS
WIN OVER SEPARATES

The Dupont basketball team OF
Parlin defeated the Rutgers Separ-
ates of New Brunswick in a well
played game on the Parlin court last
night by a score of 1926. Eppinger
and Newmark starred 70. the home
team in this game, these players ac-
counting for a total of Twenty-Five
points. Taylor was the star for the
visitors. The score at the end of the
first half was 22-10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
RELIEF FkFoR RUSSIA
AIDt8Y n. J. PEOPLE

NEW YORA Nov. 30-Word
ters of the Amel\n Relief Admin
istration, AZ Brov way, of the act
ual delivery of I'd remittances
purchased by sen u New Jersey
residents for friehA and relatives
in Russia who hal fallen victim
to the famine in thd ,untry.
1.-The recipients
and overjoyed at living real
American -four. rice koking rats
sugar, beans. condeh milk, tea
and soap" Colonel WN,m n. Has
kell director of the A. X. A: MISSION
TO Russia, cabled.
Eleven remittances purchased py
w. A. Barry. of Ridgetieid, NJ. =
have been delivered to the following
persons in Moscow: Mrs. LYDIA
Woskrossensky, Mrs. Mary cog
rolf. George Sahara, Nicholas Mel
Tia. Nicholas Vinegradoff. Alexis
Polakoff, Alexander Galankin, Ja-
cob Alexandroff. Vladimir Schueh-
off. Mrs. Eugene NersesoE and
Mrs. Olga Eisermann.
A food remittance sent by Alfred
Sutta, of 2S9 Hunterdon street,
Newark, has been delivered to Boris
j. Sutta. Moscow.
Another sem by Samuel Dubmon
of 1875 President street, Pass he, has
been delivered to Mrs. Rebec a She-
rashefsky.
Miss Mildred Osche, AZ Prospect
street, Jersey City, sent a emit-
lance which has been deliver 81 10
Meta Okla.
Food remittances for delivery to
any specified individual in Earu-
pean Russia may be purchase by
applying in person or by mail at the
headquarters of the American Re
lief Administration, AZ Broadway in
units of $40 up TO a maximum of
$50 and up TO $500 for delivery to
recognized institutions and groups.
Ten dollars worth of food will keep
the average family alive for a month
The American Relief Administra-
ton, OF which Herbert Hoover is
chairman. assumes all responsible
ity until the food is actually deliv-
cred to the recipient at A. r. A..
warehouse nearest his home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-30
BOWLING At HELMETTA

HELMETTA, Nov. 30:-The pipe
department won as they pleased
over the machine shop in the de-
partment tournament of the George
w. Helme Company. rolled at the
Helmetta Club alleys. The scores
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
LA ADMINISTRATOR JUDICIAL
DE LA CENTRAL CARMEN HA
SIDO AMPLIADA.
NUEvOs SINDICOs NoMBRADOs

Aver tarde comparecieron ante el
Hon. juez INFERNO de la Corte Federal,
Lcdo. Toro Cuebas, los abogados de los
sindicos en- el case de la West India
Oil Co. VS., La Central Carmen, de Vega
Alta, y presentaron una mocion, solici-
tando de la Corte autorizacion para
hacer un emperstito por la suma de
$250,000 de La casa bancaria de New
York, L. W. p. Armstrong & Co. La
Corte en- vista de la mala Situacion en-
que encuentra la ameritada Central,
declare con lugar la mocion autorizan-
do los sindicos a hacer ell emprestito.
Los sindicos T. G. Weymouth y Ra-
fael Carrion, nombrados desde que la
Central fue declarada en- quiebra, re-
nunciaron su cargo. Segun Sc nos in
forma, el motive de haber renunciado
estos senores obedece a que la casa
Armstrong, y Co. no quiso hacer Ell
prestamo porque los sindicos no eran
de su confanza, Y que para conceder Ell
dinero necesitaban que la Corte NOM
brase dos personals amigos de ellos Con
tai motive la Corte nombro antes de
aver a los Sres Jorge Bird Arias y Jai-
me Sifre, como nuevos sindicos de Ia
Central, habiendo prestado cada uno de
ellos, una 6anza de $4,000 ante la COM
paiiia la Fidelity, nombrando al Lcdo.
Jaime Sifre Davila como abogado de
los nuevos administrators judiciales
El Sr Rafael aCrrion, uno de los ante.
riores sindicos, regreso aver en- Ell vapot
Porto Rico"