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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Roosevelt To Have
Home Court Quintet

Roosevelt. which includes Chrome
and carteret. az the best boxing
towns in this section. and a munich
pality which has been a leading fac
tor IN baseball activities in Middle
sex county for years back. and in
football this fall will be represented
by a basketball team In the fight for
Middlesex county honors this season.
The basketball combination will
be ksown as the Roosevelt Separates
and Jerome Jacobowitz will pilot
The quintet. This Is practically the
first time In many years that Roose-
gclt has had a home representative
basketball team. and Manager Jaco-
3owitz Il planning TO open the home
stay of the team about January ! in
.he new auditorium building being
erected by Edward coughlin.
The Separates manager Is ready
70 book engagements with teams in
he class OF Matawan, Keansburg.
Y. NJ. n. A.. Woodbridge X. of c.,
south 'Amboy Jr. o. u. A. NJ. and
similar teams. games 10 be played
On opponents courts. In these con-
tests some idea of the strength OF
The Roosevelt team will be given.
our a real test of the strength Of the
representative team will be given
after the home court is available.
The Roosevelt team will take the
rourt with Frank Buck" Walker of
Railway. star OF the Roosevelt foot
ball team: Clifford chip" Cutter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29

baseball star; Warren "Yi" Hibbard.
Perth Amboy crack basketball toss
er; Willard Rankin, star of the Dry
Dock basketball team of last season
and other combinations; Sam Du-
bow, sensational guard of the Perth
Amboy Y. NJ. II. A. team of a few
seasons back, and Herbert "Curley"
Sullivan, of Roosevelt's own
coming basketball stars. Sullivan
will occupy the pivot position, Hib-
bard and Rankin will occupy the
advanced positions, and Walker, Du-
bow and Cutter will be the choice
for guards.
Roosevelt is said to have the best
sporting element in this section. The
residents of this municipality follow
their boxers. teams and players
wherever they perform. An exam
pie of this can best be shown by
reference to the drawing power of
Johnny Carroll and Young Colby.
Chrome boxers, in this city. Mama
ger Jacobowitz should be successful
in his basketball undertaking, and
the Separates should prove a big
drawing attraction wherever they
perform.
IL is hoped that Roosevelt can be-
come as interested in basketball as
1t is in boxing, football and baseball.
All challenges for the Separates
should be addressed to Manager
Jacobowitz. [arteret, N. j. He can
be reached by phone at Roosevelt
40 or 165 II after 5 O'Clock. +.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
South Amboy To
Play Pe1h Amb0y

The Jr. o. L. A. II. basketball
team of South Amboy. a combins-
ton which is credited with seven
victories in nine contests played to
date. has been booked to play the
Perth Amboy Speedway combina-
ton on the Auditorium court Sat
urday night, The Speedway team
has a record of eleven straight wins.
registered over some Of the leading
teams in this state. This combina-
ton is in the field for city, county
and district championship honors,
and according to the plans of the
manager, county opposition will be
eliminated first, after which district
and local opposition will be booked
There are numerous combinations in
the field for these honors, but only
the leading outfits will be booked.
Fans who witnessed the Sayreville
team in action against the Speed
ways on the Auditorium court on
Thanksgiving afternoon, and are
aware of the fac- thai the South
Amboy Juniors defeated the Sayre-
vile team in a decisive manner, will
surely turn out to witness this con-
test.
Two Girls Teams Play
There will be a preliminary con-
test starting at 8 o'clock between
the Roosevelt Centers and a South
Amboy or Midtown girls team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
WINS FIRST
HALF OF BOWLING TITLE

HELAIETTA, Nov. 29-Helmetta
won the first half of the ~sixty-game
schedule in the Middlesex County
Industrial Bowling League with
their three game win over Sayre-
Vile on Friday night. With h
league honors two others are also
credited to the local five. Deming
won the high average and ]. Valek
secured the high score honors with
a mark of 2SS. Helmetta was n
only team in the league to have '
cry man roll every game ant did
not use a substitute during n OF
the matches.
Helmetta also won the series from
every team excepting S~ayreville and
this ended in a tie score. Michelin
made a squirt in the last six games
winning their entire number. The
standing of the teams follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Fayorites Want Games.

A newly organized team known as
the Perth Amboy Favorites and av-
eraging about one hundred pounds,
is DESTROYS Of booking games with
teams of similar weight. The Fa-
yorites will play all games on oppo-
nent's courts and games with teams
in this city and out of town are
desired. The team is practically a
representative n of Room rs OF the
Grammar School inasmuch as all OF
the boys are members of that class.
The team is expected to take the
court as follows: Kaplowitz and
Clarke. forwards: Jensen or Mel
bourne. center. and Russo and Ora
not, guards. Eisner will act as util-
Iity man. All challenges for this
team should be addressed to Mana
ger G. Kaplowitz. 154 Broad street,
or to Room 25, Perth Amboy Gram
mar School
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
GLOCHAU WINS
FROM BRADLEY
Tail Ender Wins First Game
of Series -HanderhanS
Both VictorS

Three fast games were played in
the senior basketball league at the
Y. NJ. G. A. last night. two of which
were unusually close. Ray Handler
hans team defeated Hansen's com
bination by one basket. 1921, while
Bob Handerhan had little trouble in
disposing of Brownmiller, 21-10. The
team of Glochau, which had not won
game up until last night, came into
its own when it beat Bradley's quin-
tet by two baskets, 1915.
The game between Hansen's and
Ray Handerhan's teams was nip and
tuck throughout. The score at h
end Of the first half was 1911 in
favor of Handerhan's men. Forman
led Hansen's team in scoring, max
ing three field and seven foul goals
for a total of thirteen points. Smith
and Westcott each made four field
goals for Handerhan's team, the
former also making three foul shots.
Thu Sccra
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Capt. Bradley's Team
Cant. CIochau's Team
billiard Match Tonight

One of the best pocket billiard and
fancy shooting contests ever staged
in this city is scheduled to take place
at the Royal billiard room on Smith
street tonight. Ed Zeigler. cham
pion OF Utah. viii play Ralph Boyd
of Cincinnati in a two hundred point
match. Boyd last week defeated
Zeigler, 125 TO 12?, when the latter
missed a Difficult: shot after a run OF
Sc balls. These men have been re-
matched by the manager of the Roy
al at the request of the fans. After
the game they will give an exhibition
of tuck shots. This game will start
at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
AS. & R. Team Leads
City Bowling League
Elks Take Two Games

The Elks representative team in
this circuit Won two out of three
games from the Bohnsack five in a
match rolled on the Bohnsack al
leys. The E.lks took the first game
by sixty-four pins. the second game
went to the home team by forty-two
pins. and the third game was taken
by the Elks by twenty-five pins.
Bohnsack. anchor man for the los
ing team, carried Off high score
and high average honors in this
match, rolling 149. 242 and 166. for
average of 1S6 in this match.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
HizIET AND kEYpORT elu
CLUB HOLD SHOOT DEC. ;

NEWPORT Wv. .s-Th# n.z11s
and keFport oun Club uIH hold ths
hnal shoot ~ she So En-
Crowds ths satarans. Plans -
make this nnas cNerf she mu*a lut<f
estlnR ~ the ueason are unasr &11
and several exeitirr contests wIu -
concluded or this date.
Three REGULAR events will IA
place. The frat event win be st11e4
fer the Al WINS trophy whlch lart
handsome etack ncw en display -
the windows Of Phiaots TonFery sh<f
The second n fer the Dy. q. r
Bogsrdus trophy vale ths third =
a club event and r. eemf-annunl. n
Hartman ara Oscar Mundsy ar
Glossy matched for the WINS trapf
while the club trophy seems % =
within the grasp q William
Hitchcack.
The standing ~ he memh<rs
the various trophies 10 he rresen1<
al the shcot On saturday - a.
lows. -
For the Club trophy HlchceGf
won :. Jos. X. Wailnr I. Jeck Res
1. DR.. II. w. Hartman 4. Lloyd
Armstrong 1. G. H.. conover !. Jeog
Paskie /.
For the Al Tvirs trophy. Dr. "
W. Hartman 4. Oscar Mundy
Hitchcock : Conossr :. WslfinR
Waters 2. Woodward L Wyckof
Applegate / Parson ]. Kennedy
Ellis !. Reed !. Armstrong l. r.
Mundy i. Buck 1. stiiiwaxon 4. rm~
kie /.
For the Bogardus trophy Hitch
cock 6. Walling s. WINS 3. Weed
ward 3. WyckoE ?. Appisrate :
Reed .. Armstrong 2. Conover :
Parson .. Waters ?. Q. ". Mundyf
Hartman I. Buck I. Stiil~nxon
Paskie /. +. w. Nundy 4. Pools !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
C,Irov PRINCETON Captain

PRINCETON, Nov. 29-Prince-
toms varsity football leader in 1922
will be Ralph Charles Gilroy of
Haverhill, Mass. Gilroy, who has
been one of Princeton's most con-
sistent performers on the gridiron
during his career here. was chosen
yesterday afternoon at a meeting
o fthe Tiger players who figured in
either the Harvard or Yale clashes
this fall.
Gilroy succeeds Capt. Keck. one
of the best tackles ever turned out
at Old Nassau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Flyers
Independents
Foreign Riders Arrive

NEW YORK. Nov. 29:-Twelve
foreign cyclists who will enter the
annual six-day race. which starts in
Madison Square Garden next Sun
day. were passengers aboard the
steamer LaTouraine arriving today.
They were Maurice Brocco. Charles
Joe Peyrode, Gene Ala
goine. Louis Billiard. Marcel Buysse,
Vanhevel. Constant Girardengo,
Orlando Piani, S, Stefani, Gaetoro
Belloni and Francisco Gerri.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29

RUTGERS SEPARATES TO
PLAY DUPONT OUTFIT

The Dupont basketball team OF
Parlin Will take the court tonight IN
a game against a combination from
New Brunswick known as the Rut-
gers Separates. This is the fourth
game on the schedule of the Parlin
team and the third on their home
court. Last week the Dupont team
defeated the Dry Dock combination
of this city.
The announcement OF the lineup
Of the New Brunswick team has not
been made known, but the combina-
ton will be in charge Of Eckrode.
The Dupont team win take the court
with Newmark. Cathcart. Anderson.
Eppinger and Fitzpatrick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29

A. T. Beats Ironclads

In a match rolled on the Elks al
leys last night the Atlantic Terra
Gotta Company team won three
straight games from the Ironclad
combination. The first game of the
match was decided by n hundred
and thirteen pins the second by one
hundred and twenty-five pins and
the third by sixteen pins. Sharrott
of the winning team rolled 1S5. 179
and 49, for an average of 1S5 in
this match. Satrer's score of 202
in the third game was the highest
rolled in this set.
Tho score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Capt. Ray Handerhan's Team.
Bob Handerban Wins Another

The Bob ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
game was a duplicate of all the
other games which the former COM
bination has played in this league.
1t has not yet been defeated. Al
the close of the first half ii was
leading 9-5 and at the end of the
game the score stood 21-10 in favor
of Handerhan.
Both Bob Handerhan and VI
Hibbard scored three field goals. Six
of the points made by Brownmiller's
team we've the result of free throws
by Thomas.
TIE score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Player
BY BILLY EVANS

Picking an All-Eastern football
eleven is ordinarily a rather easy
task as certain players usually stand
out prominently.
This year il is different in the
east. There are a lot of mighty
good football players on the eastern
elevens, but only one who Is the
premier at his position, Killinger OF
Penn State.
For the past fifteen years it was
the exception to nave the critics
differ Ola more than three positions.
Ii was almost a certainty from the
start of the season as to the lead
ers in the other positions.
Vt is going to be mighty differ
ent this year. A lot of the experts
in the last are going to differ wide
ly in their selections. This was
evident to me at the Yale-Princeton
game. l asked five of the leading
experts of the east as TO the best
ends. Snively of Princeton was the
only player to get as many as three
votes in the five selections.
Last year Stanley Keck of Prince
ton was practically unanimous
choice for tackle. He was regarded
as the best in the east. yes, in the
country, at hat position. Keck is
as good if not a better tackle this
year, but injuries prevented him
from being at his best in the Yale
game. A number of critics foS
that reason may weaken on keck,
but to my way of thinking it is i'm
possible TO overlook his great abil-
ity.
He is the one outstanding star of
the cast, who can do everything
we'll.
Aldrich Gets Position
Aldrich of Yale by his fine work
all year, and his sterling perform
ances against Princeton and Har-
ward, is entitled to one of the half
back positions. l have my doubt as
to the other. / like Davies of Pitts
burg. True he has not been in the
headlines as much this year, how
ever, not due to any weakness on
his part but rather his team. He
is such a great player that 1t is al
most impossible to pass him up.
Mallory of Yale, Lightner of Penn
State, Kaw of Cornell, Robertson
of Dartmouth and Gilroy of Prince
ton are other good backs.
Owen of Harvard has played con-
~sistently good football all year and
/ have placed him at fullback.
In the west Mcclure is rated as a
great tackle. In the first two periods
of the Chicago-Pfinceton game NC
CURE slightly outplayed keck. Coach
Roper easily explained this by say
ing that Princeton had expected CHI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
A. S. 6 II.
Foresters Lose Match

The Postoffice team took two out
of three games from the Forester
combination in a match on the Ar
gonne alleys. The first game of the
match went to the Postoffice by for
ty-six pins. the second game was
taken by the Foresters by eighty
four pins and the third game was
copied by the letter-carriers by a
fourteen point margin. H.. Simon
sen. pivot man for the Foresters,
won high score and high average
honors in this match rolling 149.
213 and 1S9 for an average of 1S4.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Ilks
Inter edi0teS Win

The Eagles, a combination made
of boys from the local high school.
met defeat at the hands of the Y.
III. III. A. Intermediates Separates
in a game played last night. The
score al the finish OF this game was
25 to 23. The Separates led at half
time, z to s..
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
New Home FoA Demnsers

Los ANGELES. Nov. 29-The
parents and sister of Jack Dempsey.
Salt Lake City after Christmas to
make their permanent home here,
according to a brother. He said
Jack would purchase a house and
ten acres of land on his arrival
Jan. l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Picks All Eastern
Football Eleven For 1921
All Eastern Eleven
Position

ago to play an open game. II
that he had Instructed his line to
play high and keep their heads up.
Instead, Chicago played a running
game off tackle and round the ends.
The Chicago forwards charging low
were making trouble for the Prince
ton line, and Mcclure was putting
Keck out OF many a play.
Keck i. Real Star
McGuire himself admits that
when Keck got down and started to
charge low, it was impossible to
make any advance against him. Into
of Yale draws the other tackle.
The ends in the asst this year are
generally admitted to be below the
standard. In fact there are not very
many good ends in the east. Snively
of Princeton is a wonder at throw
ing forward passes and is a good de-
fensive player.
Macomber Of Harvard makes a
fine running mate for Snively. On
offense he knows how to box the
tackle. and is a wonder at getting
interference out of the way. He is
also a good man at receiving the
forward pass. Sturm of Yale and
AlC1Olyuh VI ItAA SLdLt dIt lMO
other good ends.
Brown of Harvard is just about
the best guard in the east. In the
Yale game he was at his peak. He
smeared most of the players directed
at him, and made many tackles be-
hind the line. Carney of Annapolis
is also a mighty fine guard. His
work has featured practically every
game the Navy has played. Against
Princeton he scored the touchdown
that beat the Tigers. Baker of
Princeton is close up.
Stein at center has played his
usual fine game. In only the Ne
braska game has he failed to shine.
He has been the strength of the
Pittsburgh line. and has done more
open field tackling than any man on
the team. Wittmer of Princeton and
Shurtleff of Brown are close rivals.
Killinger gets the quarterback job.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Cant. Bob Handcrhan's Team
Capt. B~rownmiller's Team
CIochau's Team Wins a Game

The last game brought together
Glochau's team and Bradley's.' h
former winning 1915 after leading
at the end of the first half 1876:
Lebeda and Coddington each scored
three field goals for Bradley's team
while Patten with four field goals
was high scorer for the winning
combination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29

game awaY fram hems as ssanun
This contest Uu - piafe4 sga1nN
the =. M ~ a. SCISSORS 80 ~
A, ~ A ce4F8 hHfs HHaEM4af
TIE NundbaAFe haFs $50 NnN sT
inE en- fhis onr someutaf FlrNfE4
from thar they ere acraanme1 e.
a Doe e. CefhHN CSC.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29

Y. N. Il. A. Juniors WIN

The Junior Flyer basketball team
of the local Y. NJ. III. A. defeated
the Independents. another local
team in a game played last night.
The final score was 21-13. The
Junior Flyers will play the Cres-
cents of New Brunswick on Satur-
day night.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Y. NJ. C.. A..
Standing in. Monday-Thursday Bust
ness Mems Voiley Ball League.

Yesterday afternoon in the Bust
ness Mems class Sharp's team con-
tinued its winning streak at the ex-
pense of Prantle's team. Johnson
and Dover broke even.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
Leonard Figass ronixln

Leonard. worlds lightweight bos
ing champion. Is scheduled 20 nee
George Ward, New Jersey weff<f
weight, I'm an exhibition bout - b
held tonight in Madison Square
Garden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29

Numerous changes In the standing
Of the teams in the City Bowling
League resulted from the outcome
Of the matches rolled in this circuit
last night. The American Smelling
& Refining Company team stepped
into first place by taking three games
from the Conservatives, while the
Postoffice representatives were trim
ming the Foresters in two out of
three games. The Atlantic Terra
Gotta Company team stepped into a
tie for second place with the For
esters by taking three straight from
the Ironclads. The Bohnsack team
won one out of three games rolled
With the Elk team.
; Guggics Take Lead.
2 The Conservative bowling team
dropped three straight games to the
A.. s. & r. team on the Argonne al
leys last night. The. first game was
decided by seventy-one pins, the Sec
on by three and the third by even
ty-three pins. Jenkins. lead-off man
for the winning team. carried off
high score and high average honors
in this match, rolling ia. 1872 and
l6S for an average of 17S.
NJ 49,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
SayreviI|e Big Five
At Woodbridge Court

The Parish House court tn Wood
bridge will be the scene tonight 81
an important basketball clash be-
tween the S~syrevllle Big Five COM
bination and the Parish House ouin.
tet. It is the fourth game on the
schedule OF the Woodbridge repre-
sentative team and q big crowd Of
fans are expected TO be on hand %
root for another win for Manager
A. A. Deter's Parish House PLAYERS
The probable lineup OF the teams
for this game:
Parish House ~SayreyiIie
u. Martin 9l9cnaa
forwards
center
Schwenzer Harkins
Baker keEdn
guards
A victory for Manager Baumann's
team in this game will practically
restore that combination TO a firm
footing in the fight for county cham
pionship honors, inasmuch as the
Sayreville team was defeated by the
Perth Amboy Speedways on the
Auditorium court Thanksgiving DAY
by a 27-23 o Fitzpatrick and
Eppinger, regulars of the ~Sayrevilie
team, are scheduled to play with the
Dupont team in a game on the Par
lin court tonight. S~ayreville has
made a real showing on the court
in other games played TO date this
season. and If the visiting basketee1s
are defeated tonight IL viii not be
until after a bitter battle is waged.
Woodbridge fans base their claim
to county championship honors on
the inability of any team to defeat
the Parish House team on the
Woodbridge court this .ason II the
Parish House boys can live up 10
this clai1 remains to be seen. AMI
the ~Sayreville outfit is bound TO be a
hard nut to crack, particularly mas
much as this team is the second
county combination to oppose Man.
ager Deter's team this season. The
Mjchelins of Midtown really were
defeated in a decisive n
Reports from fans who have at
tended the games played by the
Parish House team this season are
to the effect that the Martin broth
ers and Torch are going at a greater
pace than the Lorch-Martin-D Drum
mond trio of previous seasons.
These three men must be held 10 a
reasonable number of baskets in
order for any team to win on the
Parish House court. Irv Martin
PLAYED an excellent game with the
Harmony team in Tottenville last
Saturday night.
First Travelling Game
The Parish House boys are pre-
pairing to participate in their first
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-29
GEORGE H. THOMPSON

CAkPENTEK AND BUILDER
Jobbine Promptly Attended 10
81 LEWIS ST. PHONE taoe-W
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-05-26
Told on Jullus' Corner.

Here Is an instance which happened
when a farmer had grown tired Of
staying Mt home and took trip to
town. He left hand to look after his
place. He calletl<up his colored helper
over the phone and asked. What's
the news about the farm: and here Is
Rill's answer and the dialogue that
followed:
BHf-Nothilg. only the dogs iled.
Fdlmcr-IIow come the dog dead?
Bill The harm burned down and
burned mp all the stock and the dog ate
the stock and that killed him.
Farmer How come the barn to
burn:
RiH-House caught fire and set the
harm.
Farmer How come the house to
catch fire?
Bilf-From candles on the coffin.
Farmer What coffiny
BiH-Yonr mother-in-law,s.
Fdrmcr-How come my mother-in-
law dead?
BHt-Ihe shock. "a
Fdrmcr--What shock?
BiH-The shofer, who was ont riding
with your wife and the car, run intd
ditch and killed your wife and when
your mother-in-law saw your wife she
dropped dead. and the candles Oh
the coffin caugh fire and the house
set the harm and the barn burned nj
all the horses aud other stock and the
dog ate the stock, and there amt NJ
news 'cept the dogs iled
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-05-26
Around cartcrvilie.

Dated: Tuesday. May oath.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j Robertson and son.
Paul. were business visitors to Shreye-
port yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs Luther Holland and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. May.
Mrs. ]. L. Holman had as guests SIM
day Mrs. Mollie Harrington and chill
dfen.
Miss Fannie Holman had as guests
Sunday Misses Oracle and Attic May.
Miss Estelle Dolson returned home
last week, after a pleasant visit with
friends Of the Adner community.
Mr.. Paul Robertson had us a guest
Saturday night Mr.. Allen Harrington
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Harrington spent
Sunday evening very pleasantly with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J,
Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. I'll. Blanton had Of
a guest Sunday Mr. Nsllhim Holland
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Stampley and
daughter. Mrs Carlton Oglesby and