Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-12-31
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Last Game of 1921 Will be
on Pleasant Plains Court
Tonight

Due TO the fact that the Perth
Amboy Speedways are scheduled to
play the Company H quintet in AS
bury Park on Monday night, a spe-
cial holiday attraction has been
booked for the Auditorium court in
this city. The New York Bloomer
Girls, one of the greatest attractions
in the East, have been booked TO
play the Amboy male Stars. This
will be the only game on the Audi
torium court on Monday night.
After the Bloomer Girls had
played an extra period tie with
Charley Sher's All Stars who lined
up with David Hank Thomas, Ed
'Blackie" Regain, Dave Preacher,
Covell, Charley Sher. Pete Hansen
and Parker, in a game which was
played for the benefit of the Totem
Vile synagogue, there was a great
demand for the rebooking OF n
crack girls combination for a game
in this city.
According to present indications
the Amboy Stars lineup will be chos-
en- from Yves Hansen and Freddy
Glochau, of the local Harmony
Club team, Irv Martin, of the
Woodbridge Parish House and
Roosevelt Separate q%uintets, sam
Dubrow of the Roosevelt Separate
team, and Charley Sher of the local
Y. NJ. II. A, or Dave Preacher, or
the Beauvais Post team of Totem
vile.
The Boomer Girls recently drew
a large house for a game with the
Sterlings of South River, and in va
rious cities throughout New York
and New Jersey attendance records
have been broken through the APP
pearance of Miss Nabel's team.
Miss Mabel announced this morn
ing that her lineup for the game on
Monday night will be the strongest
placed on the court this season.
1t was originally planned to book
the Bloomer Girls to play the Roose-
welt Center girls of Carteret, the
combination which is credited with
ten straight wins. Miss Mabel. how
ever, declares that the New York
Bloomer Girls play only male teams.
The manager of the New York
Bloomer Girls referring to the
strength of the Roosevelt Center
girls, asserted that this team is one
OF the best girls teams in this sec
ton of the country. considering only
teams who steadily play against
girls teams.
This game on Monday night will
start promptly at 9:15 O'Clock and
there will be dancing as usual IN
connection with this contest.
Manager John Benning of the Tot
tenvllle American Legion basketball
team has booked a real attraction
for the Amicitia hall court in Pleas
ant Plains tonight The New York
Bloon4.r Girls. managed by Miss Ma
bel who formerly resided in this city
is the attraction booked for this
date, the last game of 1921, for the
Beauyais Post team.
The Bloomers Girls are expected
To take the court with the follow
ing lineup: The Misses r. Roth ana
Il. Teslnel, guards: NJ. Mabel. CEN
ter. and H. Demerest. A Parker ana
NJ. Teslner. forwards. This is prac-
tically the same team as that which
played against the Amboy Stars on
the Y. NJ H. A. court in this city
several weeks ago in a benefit game
for the T~ottenville synagogue.
Manager Bennins s team is expect
ed 70 lineup with Preacher and Co
vel. forwards; LaForge. and Sher
and Price guards. This team bowed
to the Speedway quintet OF this city
on the Auditorium court last Mon
day night.
The contest tonight is the only n
scheduled Ter the Tottenville legion
team over the weekend.
The New York Bloomer Girls VIII
play the Amboy Stars on the Audi
forum court Monday NIGHT.