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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
SOUTH AMBOY SPORTS
IBy Evening News Correspondent

BY Evening News correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, April 49,
Smiling JIM Stevens will hold
down the job of captain Of the re-
organized DUPONT baseball team
which will open the eason on the
home grounds, April 80. At a re-
cent election of the members of the
team II. j.. Miner a elected bust
ness and field manager while John
ny" Fitzpatrick, captain of the bas-
ketball squad was elected booking
manager.
The team will be QUILTED with
new uniforms and they are sure to
make a fine appearance on the field.
Last year the DuPonts turned out a
fast nine after a four year lay off.
Present indications are that a far
better team will result this year. Of
last years team the following will
be out for practice: Captain Stevens,
Smullen. Williams, Pierson and Ma
gee. Some of the new material will
include McGhee, Gummins, Ward,
Stanton. Newmark and Hammond.
Wants to Book Games
Manager Fitzpatrick is endeavor-
ing to have his team become a MEM
Der of the New Brunswick industrial
league and with a local nine in the
league it would without doubt, ere
ate considerable interest i'm the coun-
ty seat, as well as Parlin and this
city. The team will play only on
Saturday afternoons and there will
be twilight games arranged during
the week. All teams wishing to meet
the ex-powder-makers should ON
municate with the manager.
Legion Practice Yesterday
Chris Mulrain and his hand OF
baseball wallpapers" were out yes
terday for their first practice session.
Chris was particularly pleased with
the interest shown in the first prac-
tice and was enthusiastic with the
prospects of a successful season.
The local post is at a serious dis
advantage inasmuch as they have no
home field. This will make it neces
sary for the locals to play practical
ly all their games away from home.
This announcement has not been IA
vorably received by local fans who
we're looking forward to a cracker
jack home team this year.
The Legion is anxious to meet all
corners They would be pleased to
hear from all teams in this vicinity.
A card addressed to Chris +. Null
rain, South Amboy. giving details or
a short phone call to South Amboy
1875 will do the trick.
Legion Bouts April 26
The entertainment committee of
the local American Legion is on the
job again. There will be a "get to-
gether" meeting of the Post on Tues
day, April 26, to be followed by a
smoker. Chris Mulrain plans to have
several boys from Tim Connolly's
at the event and a feature of
the affair is expected to be a three
round bout between sturdy"
o'Leary. the promising local battler,
and Gene Johnson. There will be
one or two other bouts put on by
Mulrain and Jack Mcclure. The
smoker will be in the nature of a big
rally and a large attendance is re-
Quested. ---l
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
ALL OUTDOORS

Stop all net fishing within 200
yards of the mouth of any brook,
creek or other tributary stream" is
the recommendation of anglers of
the Burlington County Fish and
Game League for a change in the
State fishing laws. The Burlington
county sportsmen charge that pres
ent methods of the net fishermen
are rapidly DISCRIMINATING game and
food fish in many inland streams
and they will seek to have every
fishing organization in the State
behind the 10Y for better conser-
walton by the time another legisla-
ture meets.
At this season thousands of fish
such as perch, bass, pike and cat
fish make their way up the small
streams to spawn. They congregate
in great numbers during the migra-
ton in the natural basins that u.s.
ually form at the mouth of each
such stream. Without thought for
the future of even their own BUSH
ness, practically all net fishermen
now make a practice of scooping
out these basins with their seines.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
SOLDIERS WIN
ATT SbURY PARK
SpeedWays Lose Game by
Six Points to Co. H. Satur-
day night; LIST Half, 22-14

The Company Fl basketball team
of Asbury Park evened their series
with the Speedway basketball
combination of this city, by winning
the contest played on the seashore
armory court. Saturday night by a
1924 score. The deciding game of
the series may be played in Asbury
Park a week from next Saturday
night.
The Asbury Park representatives
succeeded in running up a fifteen
point lead on the Speedsters In the
first ten minutes of play in the first
half, and although the Amboyans
put a game, uphill battle, they were
not successful in overcoming this
advantage. The score at the end Of
the first half found the home team
in the lead by a score of 22-14.
Several times in the second half
the Speedway team came within
two points of their opponents, but
were unsuccessful in overcoming the
two point margin. With three
minutes to go, the home team held
a two point lead. The visitors
scored three times from the foul
line. and the Asbury foul shooters
made good three times from the
foul line, and the Asbury foul
shooters made good three put of
four chances, in this time. Two field
goals made by the home tossers in
the last two minutes Of play were
not needed. Sixteen fouls were
called on the visitors, and four
teen on the home team.
The score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
LOSE OPENER
TO ROYAL GIANTS, 1874

A good sized crowd of fans turned
out 10 witness the real opening of
the baseball season in this city yes
terday afternoon. Joe Mullen's
Perth Amboy diamond tossers, d
quickly banned together outnt, met
defeat at the hanos OF the seasoned
Royal Colored Giants comUlnatIon
by a 1874 score. Applegate and
Andy Jensen divided the twirling
for the home team, while smoke"
Hubbard was on the hill for n Wis
ltOrS.
me game interested the fans for
three innings, the home club leading
after the completion of one-third OF
the game by d 81 score. In the
fourth inning four inheld errors,
coupled with Two hits and d fielder's
choice resulted in the colored team
scoring nve runs, ana in the follow
ing inning three errors, n hit and
a walk resulted III three more count
ers being sem across the platter.
The Amboy players made fourteen
errors in this contest, Gloff, Fuller.
ton and CnrlStUpnt.soh u~-ns ..e
main offenders with three miscues
apiece, the latter two, however,
also handed a number of diincult
chances. Applegate pitched good
ball, and win good support Gould
have retired at half time, with his
team in the lead. Seven hits were
collected off his delivery in five in
nings, three. of which should have
been easily infield outs. Chunk"
struck out three men and waintd
one. Andy Jensen allowed six hits
and struck III three.
Smoke" Hubbard, after the first
inning, held the situation well in
hand, and pitched steady ball, al
though his team piled up a big lead.
Five hits were collected off his de-
livery, twelve men famed the
breeze and one walked.
stretch" Burke led the local bats
men, making two hits, n a two
Dagger. His hits were responsible
for all four runs sem across the plat
ter. Fullerton. Romer and Andy
Jensen each made a hit for the home
team, the latter hit the center field
fence in the second inning but failed
to touch first base.
Amboy scored twice in the first in
ming on a hit, a stolen base. a hit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18

1t means an easier and bigger catch
but it destroys the breeding fish and
the result is a steady reduction in
th{ fish supply in these waters.
Licensed anglers, who pay for the
up-building of the fishing, charge
that this practice of the net fisher
men, who pay no license, destroys
the game fish more rapidly than the
State al restock the waters. The
law requires that game fish taken
in the nets must be released imme-
diately, but 1t is impossible for a
warden to supervise all netting OPP
erations and anglers claim that vio-
lations by the market-fishermen are
general in many localities.
Market hunting, it is pointed out
by the Burlington County anglers,
nearly wiped out wild game in New
Jersey a few years 6 and market
fishing with nets, unless restricted,
threatens to exterminate fish to such
an extent that a summer sport en-
joyed by thousands of residents will
be spoiled and fresh-water fish will
become SO scare that only the
wealthy "a afford to e a them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
CLUB BEATS
7. A. c. five So TO rs

Charley Hilker's Tottenville A. c.
basketball warriors again fell before
the Harmony Club basketball COM
bination of this city in a game on
the Auditorium court Saturday
night. The final score of this con-
test was 1926. These two teams
have met on the court four times
this season. the first two games re-
sulting in tie scores. and the last tive
were won by Manager Melko's Har-
mony basketeers.
The T~ottenville team started the
scoring in this game by dropping in
a foul counter. but the home boys
soon overcame this lead and remain
ed on the high end of the score for
the remainder of the night. At the
conclusion of the first period the
Harmony boys were ahead OF their
opponents by a nine point margin.
the score being 1917.
In the second period the Totem
Vile team attempted a rally but this
attempt was short lived, and at the
conclusion of the final session the
home town players still were in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
DEFEAT
ACME NINE, so
AmbOy Senior Team is Shut
Out in Hard Fought Game
at Red Bank Yesterday.

"Panny" Terio's Acmes lost their
first game of the season at Red
Bank yesterday afternoon when the
orioles of that place shut them out
in a hard fought game, 80 Mike
Olsen twirled a wonderful game
for the Amboy team for six innings.
holding the Red Bank batters TO
three hits. He hurt his arm in this
inning and was forced to abandon
the mound. III. Vinegar succeed
ing him.. No runs were scored in
the first six innings. Vinegar was
touched for five safeties during the
three innings he was in the box.
Dave Halbert and Madsen did
the heavy stick work for the Acmes
while Storm and Morley starred at
bat for the home team. The dia-
mond was soggy and slow, making
it difficult for the batters to stretch
their hits.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
BLUE AND GREYS
BEAT ClOVERS

The Blue and Greys opened their
season yesterday, scoring a victory
over the Clover A. c., by the close
margin of one run. A seventh In
ming rally in which six runs were
scored was responsible for the vic
tory. Rizze, pitching for the Clovers
struck out eight men and walked
three. while the Blue and Grey twir.
Ter, Talick, famed seven men and
gave two their base on balls.
The score by innings:
Glover A. c. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-6
Blue e Grey 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 0 x-7
The teams lined up as follows:
Clovers-C. Arway, IS; j. Zalari'
1b; C. Zalari, 3b; A. Low, lib; Old
eEbaum, rf; Fingaary, 2b; Rizze. p;
H.. Low, C.
Blue and Grey-Bruno, rf; Mic
key, S.; Waikiki. CT; Peary, 1b; Zal-
lex, If; Mahoney, 2b; J. Zalick, p;
Grabo. C.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
BILLY FLYNN AGAIN WINS
GAME FOR RUTGERS NINE

Billy Flynn's twirling and batting
featured for the Rutgers College
nine in their victory owe the I'm
ion College team from Schenectady,
N. Y, on Nelson field, New Bruins
wick, Saturday afternoon. The fl
nal score of this game was So. 1t
being Flynn's second victory In as
nan starts. In addition to hold
ing the Union boys safe at all times
Flyn. pounded out a triple with
two men on the paths, this hit sew
ing up the game. He was robbed
of a home run by a feature catch
of the visitors left fielder In the
fourth inning of the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
AQUEHONGAS NOW have A !
FIGHTING CHANCE TO WIN

1t will be necessary for the Aque-
honga first team to win three straight
games from the Castleton Bowling,
team at Port Richmond tomoxrQw
night. if they wish to win the An
Staten Island Bowling League: SAT-
urday night the Amicitias.uNf Pleas.
ant Plains, finished their 4cheduls
of thirty games by defeating the
strong Elks at Stapleton in Two out
of three games. All OF the weams
completed their schedules With the
exception of the Aquehonga Wrists
and Castletons.
The loss of one game by the Not
tenville team tomorrow night Mill
mean the loss of the league and the
victory of the Amicitias. A tie ~
the conclusion of the league wiz
make 1t necessary for the two teams
to bowl a match to decide the cham
pions.
The standing in the league to date
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
Y. M. H.. A. MIDGETS
FINISH SEASON

The Y. NJ. II. A. Midgets finish
ed their basketball season last week
by Debating the st. Mary's Paroch-
ial school team by a score OF As to
%.
The Midgets, during the season,
scored 400 points against their op-
ponents' 207. They played and de-
feated the following teams:
Submarine Midgets of Newark
twice; Y. M. c. A. Jr. Leaders,; Cres-
cents; st. Peters; Celtic Jrs.; Inde-
pendents.-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
HOPELAWN BASHFUL Nine
LOSE GAME TO SEWAREN A.. 4.

The Hopelawn Bashful nine got
their first setback yesterday at the
hands of the strong Sewaren A. A.
at Sewaren by a score of Sd. Pete
Kaminsky was in great form, allow
ing but six hits and striking out ten
men. but errors behind him lost the
game. Thomas Saboy announces
that the Bashful Nine is without a
game for Sunday and would like to
hear from some strong light senior
team having home grounds.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
MONITORS LOSE
TO WEST AMB0YS
Two Local Teams Play Yes
terday- Wash Fans Twelve
Men, Baum|in- Grove Star

The West Amboy baseball team
yesterday defeated the Monitors by
. score of 1871. Only six of the
regulars appeared in the lineup of
the winners, the remainder being on
the sick list. Wosh, the West AM
boy twirler, pitched good ball at
times but was a little wild. He
struck out twelve men. Baamlin
and Crowl featured at the bat for
the West Amboys. each getting four
hits out of five chances, the former
elouting out three singles and q
double while the latter contributed
four singles. Shubak, of the Moni-
tors, led his team in batting, secur-
ing three singles out of four trips
to the plate. Manton's three-bagger
was the longest drive of the game.
The ecorn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
Hopelawn
Star Jrs Win

The Star Jrs. of Catherine street
defeated the Marion Jrs at the
Budapest ball park yesterday after
noon by a Ito score John 10th
is manager OF the Star Jrs. and
teams desiring games can commune
icate with him at $50 Catherine
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
Evergreen Midgets Win

The Evergreen Midgets defeated
the Young Flyers baseball. team ON
Saturday by a score of EOS. Man.
William Faubl of the Ever.
greens is DESTROYS of booking games
with teams TN the class OF his com
bination. address challenges to GO
Cortland street, or call 2163.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18

Falcon Midgets Booking

Falcon Midgets Booking
The Falcon Midgets baseball team.
a combination averaging between ~
and 10 years of age. is DESTROYS of
booking games with teams in their
own class. All dates are open. Ad-
dress challenges to Edwin Jensen,
347 Barclay street. manager Of the
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18

The Amicitias have won eight out
of twelve bowling leagues conducted
in as many years on Staten Island,
having annexed the championship
last year. A victory for them this
lear will give them two legs on this
trophy. Three are necessary for its
permanent possession.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
Score by Innings.

score by Innings.
Royals ....0 l 5 3 o 1 3 Ola
Amboys 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 O .
Two base hits, Burke. Andy, Jen-
sen: bases on balls, off Applegate,
/; off Hubbard. /. Struck out, by
Apologize, 3; Jensen, 3; Hubbard,
u. Double play, Casin to Brooks to
Douglas. Sacrifice hits. Miller,
Gatewood. Sacrifice fly. Miller. Hit
by pitcher. Hubbard (Romer). I'm
pire, Mullen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18

batsman and a double. The Giants
scored their first counter in the third
on W. base hits and a sacrifice hit.
In the fourth the colored boys sent
across five counters, and in the fifth
stanza three runs. The colored
players scored one run in the
stretch" stenza on two errors, a hit
and a sacrifice fly, and the eighth
inning found the Brooklynites still
scoring, three errors, three hits and
a sacrifice hit being responsible for
these runs.
Amboy again entered the scoring
column in the ninth inning, a walk
and two hits sending the counters
over the pan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
AmbIerS Break Even

The Amber Juniors opened their
season yesterday with a double
header, losing the first to the Liberty
Juniors. 0 to 6, while they won the
second from the Hartford Juniors.
IL to 3. The Amblers would like to
meet all teams averaging 115 pounds.
ID. Daby, 525 State street. is their
manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
Orioles

Three base hits, Storm, Morley.
Two base hits, Halbert, Madsen.
Struck out, by Olsen 10, by Morley
., by Vinegar s..
Score by innings:
Acmcs ........ 0 o o. 0 0 0 0 %
Orioles ........ 10000 KS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York, 4; Boston, D.
Washington. 3; Philadelphia. /.
Detroit-C Cleveland. snow.
Chicago-St. Louis. cold weather.
Standing of the Clubs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18

TOday's Games
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18

40 To 70 o
Two base hit, Baumlin, Battle,
Morgan. Parsler, Rasmussen. Three
base hit, Manton. First on balls. off
Wosh. II; OFF Mitko. 2. Struck out
by wosh, IL; by Mitko..5 by Hor-
Naf .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18

fore by r nine point margin. Soda
dor refereed the game and called
fourteen fouls on the Tottenville
team and twenty-five on the home
team.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
Today's Games

IOVUN ; NIHIIICs
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at st. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Boston. 4; Brooklyn, 2.
Pittsburgh-Chicago, cold weather
st. Louis-Cincinnati. rain.
(Only three games scheduled).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-04-18
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New Brunswick Ave. Cor. Jefferson Str
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ponekud Sc suchou kuzi do ne
ktereho divadla pohyblivych
obrazku, ktera byla vcerej jsiho
dne zejmena zahy odpoledne
preplnena.
Ably pax tradicionelni poca-
81 velkonoc bylo V naprostem
odporu, pocalo dnes dopoledne
sneziti, takze prave V teto chvi-
Ii vypada mesto jako o Stedry
den.