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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB TO
PLAY RAILWAY Nine SUNDAY
BY B. Link



KEASBEY, Aug. 12.-The keas-
beyites and their followers will leave
by truck from Rogan's corner at Ills
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for Rah-
way, where Schuster's team, still
elated over their recent double VIC
tories over the Deal Beach and Brad
ley Beach nihes, will meet the crack
Railway team for the second time
this season. The first meeting of
these two teams recently resulted in
a So victory for the Keasbeyites.
The Railway team has since defeated
the Amboys and also met defeat at
the hands of the Amboys.
Captain Katransky has every
member of the local team in prime
condition for the game and each and
every player will be out for victory
in order to get a crack at Mullen's
Amboys.
Maxy Wagenhoffer, who hung h
Indian sign on the Railway team in
the first game, will probably pltch
for the locals tomorrow, but Milchlck
will also be on hand to pitch II
Captain Katransky decides to send
him against the opponents. Parsler
will be behind the bat, Grispart at
first base, Katransky at second
Tommy Burke at short and Sulli-
van at third, will make up the in
field. Lovas, H~ippenstill mad Smally
will guard the outer gardens.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
TIRE MAKERS
IN TITLE CLASH
Local Chemical Works Nine
to Play Midtown Combina-
ton First of Series

The Roessler & Hasslacher Chem
ical Company baseball team of this
city will travel to Midtown tomorrow
afternoon to cross bats with the
representative team of that place.
This game, the first of a series of
three, may go a great way toward
deciding the industrial championship
of the county, inasmuch as these in
dustrial teams are conceded to be
the strongest in Middlesex county.
The Midtown team has been living
I'D to their records of previous sea-
sons, but If past performances are
repeated they should fall before
Manager Maloney's team. The Mill
town team has defeated the Dupont
nine of Parlin, and the Roessler &
Hasslacher team also holds a win
over this combination. The Roessler
81 Hasslacher team boasts of a clean
slate SO far this season.
Hornsby will do the fiinging for
the chemical workers, while Dan
painss, a southpaw, who formerly
twirled for the Camp Raritan soldier
team, will occupy the mound for the
home team. The Perth Amboy team
will leave the Central railroad sta
ton at LAS o'clock tomorrow after
noon, the trip will be made by truck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
JOHNSTON VS.. WILLIAMS
AT SEA BRIGHT TODAY

SEA BRIGHT, Aug. 12-William
Johnston, of San Francisco, and R.
Norris Williams End, of Boston, fight
it out on the turf of the Sea Bright
Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club to-
day for possession of the coveted
Sea Bright cup. Johnston won his
way into the final round yesterday
by defeating Vincent Richards in
straight sets 6-2. 6-2, 81. Williams
disposed of Maxwell Woosnam, Brit
ish Isles team captain, at rs, 6-3,
6-3.
Miss Helen G~illeauveau and Mrs.
Benjamin Z. Cole. of New York,
were matched with Miss Mary X.
Browne and Mrs. Louise r. Will
liams. of California, in the upper
half of the women's doubles this
morning. Miss Bristed and Miss
Ores Baker, of Orange, N. j., were
matched with Mrs. Marion Under
stein Jessup of Wilmington, Del,
and Miss Eleanore Goss of New
York, in the lower half. The win
ners of these matches were sched-
uled to meet in the finals late in
the afternoon. Miss Goss who upset
the women's singles dope yesterday
afternoon by defeating Miss Browne
will meet Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mall
lory in the final round tomorrow.
The mems doubles also are sched-
uled for tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
SOUTH AMBOY TEAM PLAYS
At CHARLESTON, S.

The Protection nine of South Am.
boy will travel to Charleston, S. II,
on Sunday afternoon, where they
will cross bats with the representa-
tive team of that place. Primka and
Sepka will comprise the battery for
the South Amboy team in this game,
Dugan, Schimmel, Connors and
Vitek will occupy the infield post
tons, while Carol. Connors and
Leonard will be stationed in the out
err gardens. The Protection team
will leave this city on the 1880
o'clock boat. Manager Kaczmarek,
of the Protection nine. still has sew
eral open dates for light senior
teams. He can be reached by calling
South Amboy 1861 between 8 and
0 o'clock any evening. 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
DRY DOCK NINE
At SOUTH AMbOY
lagos Combination to Again
Try Conclusions With Team
Across the River Tomorrow

The Perth Amboy Dry Dock base
ball teanl will travel to South Amboy
tomorrow afternoon where they will
cross bats with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Y. M. c. A. nine of that
place. These two teams were en-
gagged in a game on the South Am
boy grounds several weeks ago but
rain interviewed and the game had to
be stopped in the second inning with
the score tied.
The showing Of Manager lagos
team against the Raritan Copper
Works nine last Saturday, when the
shipyard workers played a tie eight
inning game, rain again preventing
the completion of the game. in a way
gives a chance for a comparison of
the strength of the two teams. The
South Amboy team recently received
a trimming at the hands of Manager
Poulsen's Ingots.
Brownmiller is scheduled to do
the finging for the Dry Dock nine,
with Bill Campbell on the receiving
end. The remainder of the lineup
has not been announced as yet, but
it is expected to be practically the
salle as in last Saturdays event.
Gominger or Stratton will be sent
against the Dry Dock players. The
latter has been the most effective in
the box for the South Amboy team
this year..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
T. 4. HARDWARE
REGISTERS WIN
Kelly & McAIinden Loses the
Game in Hardware City
Champ Series

The Perth Amboy Hardware
Company baseball team added an
other victory to their list last night,
when they downed the colors' of the
Kelly & McAlinden Company team
in a twilight game on the Raritan
Copper Works field by a score of
ITO. Harkins again occupied the
mound for the Madison avenue
team, while Fitzgerald pitched for
the Smith street store. The winning
team outhit their opponents fifteen
to ten.
Seven runs in the first inning and
one in the second gave the Perth
Amboy team a lead which they held
throughout. The Kelly G. Alinden
team came within two runs of their
opponents in the sixth inning. The
Perth Amboy combination staged
another rally in the %eventful eighth
and before the third man had been
returned nine runs had crossed the
pan. The Kelly e McAlinden team
scored two runs in the last of the
eighth and two in the ninth inning,
but were unable to overcome their
opponents lead.
Learv featured at the bat for the
winning team, knocking out a home
run with two men on the bases.
Burns and Mikkelsen also starred at
the bat for the Madison avenue
| players. Fitzgerald, Clair and Cas-
man starred for the losing team.
The teams lined up as follows:
Perth Amboy Hardware: Burns
SIS; Mikkelsen ,3b; Reinhart. 2bi
Gleason, C; Hope, lib; Harkins, p
Leary, If; Moore, CT; and Harris, IF
Kelly & McAlinden: J.. Austin, IF
Kopas, If; Brennan, 3b; Jim Kelly
1b; Clair, IS; McAlinden, 2b; Gas
man ,cf; r. Austin, c, and Fitzger'
aid. o.
The score by innings:
P. A. Hdwe 49,. Z 10000 0 9 Oh
Kelly & McA. 20 0 2-1'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
PIONEERS PLAY EAGLES
AT PLEASANT PLAINS

The Pioneer baseball team of this
city will cross bats with the Eagle
nine of Pleasant Plains at the lat
ter's grounds Sunday afternoon. The
Eagle nine. a colored team with the
Penn Red Caps battery, recently met
defeat at the hands of the Aquehon-
gas of Tottenville in a twilight game
by q score of 5-4. The Pioneers de-
feated the Eagle nine in the first
game of the series by a of I'LL.
Olsen will do the pitching for the
Pioneer team in Sundays game. NJ
Malinowski, Thompson, Crowl,
Brown, j. Malinowski. Pollock, d.
Let's, ]. Let's and Olsen will per-
form with the Pioneer team in this
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
RARITAN COPPER WORKS
Nine LAYS OFF TOMORROW

Well satisfied with the success of
his Raritan Copper Works baseball
team during the last several weeks.
Manager Ed Mooney" Poulsen has
decided not to book a game for to-
morrow afternoon. The Ingots won
four straight games previously TO
playing a tie with the Perth Amboy
Dry Dock team here last Saturday.
1t is probable the Ingot players Will
go to Midtown to gaze upon the
playing of two of the teams, strong
est rivals for the title now held by
the Raritan Copper Works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
SACRED HEARTS CLASH
WITH PIONEERS SUNDAY

The West Amboy baseball team OF
this city will travel to South Amboy
OIL Sunday afternoon. where they are
scheduled to cross bats with Inc Sec
red Heart nine of that place. Man
ager Battle of the West Amboy team
announces that he will have a new
face in his lineup for this game, The
eWst Amboy manager again issues
a challenge to Railway, Perth Am
boy. Red Stars of New Brunswick.
Landings, Aquehongas and other
strong senior teams in this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
Local Bows on Hike

David Hank" Thomas. instructor
at the No. 2 school Fairgrounds, and
about thirty-five boys hiked to Blue
Rock yesterday. The party left TINS
CITY about $3.50 O'Clock in the morn
ing and returned at 4:30 o'clock IN
the afternoon. Blue Rock is sltuat-
ed between Fords and Metuchen,
and is about a mile off the main
road. Games were played between
teams picked by the instructor and
q. great deal of friendly rivalry was
shown. Frankfurters and potatoes
were roasted by the boys shortly af-
ter their arrival at their destination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
Iawton Nfidgets Win

The Lawton Midgets scored a VIC
tory over the Valley A. c. Midgets
in a recent game by a score OF 1913.
The Lawton team has not been de-
feated in six games played to date,
and lay claim to the championship
of their class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
American Flyers Play

The American Flyers baseball
team will cross bats with the Dublin
Oval nine of Brooklyn on the Lum-
Der field Sunday afternoon. Frazer
will do the pitching for the Flyers.
The Flyers would like Ito arrange a
preliminary game with some fast
junior team in this vicinity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
Pioneer Mideets Score Win

In a game which lasted n and a
half innings, due to its one-sidedness,
the Pioneer Midgets yesterday wal
ioped the Marion Midgets by a score
of 81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
Quot Championship Games

j. Bosie and b. Ogorzalek will
play quoits for the championship OF
North Amboy on the Lead Works
grounds at $3.50 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. Sail Waikiki will play the
winner Of tomorroM's match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
:I,nior CIub without Game

The Junior Club baseball team Is
without a game for this Sunday,
Manager A. Olsen can be reached at
the Junior Club on Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12

White gloves with black ribs, a
white posey in the buttonhole, a
pearl-gray derby and a gold-head-
ed cane. If you wear these you're
style for the afternoon. For the
gentleman SO dressed above is none
other than King George, himself,
on the way to the Goodwood Races.
Interest in racing in England has
increased by leaps and bounds
since the war. Never in history has
the sport been more popular there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
salems Have Open Date

The Salem baseball team is with
out a game for Sunday afternoon.
Any strong light senior team in this
county having home grounds is re-
quested to call Perth Amboy 15o1-R
any night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
Pastimes Booking

The Pastime baseball team, a
heavy junior team, is desirous of
booking games with teams in their
class. Last Sunday the Pastimes de-
feated the Cardinals by a score of
9-S. Nedwicki, local high school
pitcher, twirled for the winning team
while Mulvaney was in the box for
the losers and Bob Hutton played
third base. Charles Kochek, 226 Hall
avenu is manager of the Pastime
nine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12

Merrimacs 2 2 0 0 1 0 2 0 2 o. o
Monitors % 1 0 0 2 O s 1 1 Ill
Summary-Home runs-H. Gloff.
Two base hits-Sullivan, Dolina.
Struck out-by Gloff. 1: by Fullerton
l.; by Sullivan. 1. Base on balls-otf
Gloff, 5; off Fullerton. 1: off Sullivan.
Gloft unassisted. Umpire in chief,
Emil F1tzke; on bases "Snips" Pars-
Ter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
South Ambov Midgcts Win

The South Amboy Y. M. C. A.
Midgets defeated the strong Arrow
Midgets of Bergen Hill in a hard
fought game yesterday by a score
of 81,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
Ct. NichaePs PLAY Feds

The st. Michael's A. r. S. S. base
bali team will play the Keasbey Feds
on the City grounds Sunday after
noon. The game will start at 3
o'clock,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
LEAGUE
RESULTS
American League

New York, Z; Philadelphia, 3.
Nc other games scheduled.
National League
Brooklyn, 5; New York, 8.
(First game.)
New York, 6; Brooklyn, S.
(Second game, 10 innings.)
First game.)
Pittsburgh, Z; Chicago, 8.
(Second game, II innings.)
Pittsburgh, 5: Chicago, 4.
Boston 2; Philadelphia, 1.
Cincinnati, 6; st. Louis. /.
International League
Jersey City. 3: Rochester, 2.
Newark, 8: Toronto, 2.
Reading, 9; Buffalo, s.
Baltimore, 1; Syracuse, 0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
House of David.

The score by innings:
H. Of D. go. o 0 0 0 o l 0 u!
Aauehongas.. o 0 0 1 8 0 0 -
The Summary - Two-base hits
Abrogast 2, Knesel. Bases on balls,
of Romer 8, off Signer l. Struck
out, by Romer 10. by Singer ..
Double play, Tague to Abrogast. Hit
BY pitcher. Signer "a. Knott). Sacrl-
fee hit, A. Knott. Left on bases
Aquehongas 8. House OF David 4.
Umpire, Miller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12

Salem Juniors Score Victory
The Salem Juniors defeated the
Scrapiron nine, a light junior team,
in a game played Wednesday by a
score of 14-6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
Irony

The Philadelphia fan who sug-
gested that ball players be number
ed evidently isn't a dyed in the wool
fan.
The number system in basketball
and football where players are in
close contact with each other all the
time, is feasible.
Baseball is a more open game. A
man can always be spotted on the
diamond.
Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb. iris Speaker
with numbers en- to identify them,
would be irony itself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
GAMES TODAY
American League


New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
st, Louis at Detroit.
National League
Brooklyn at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Cincinnati at St. Louis.
International League
Buffalo at Newark.
Syracuse at Jersey City.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Rochester at Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
Sport Comment
IN All Fields

William Johnston. the California
midget net star, is a greater player
for his inches than William Tilden,
world champion.
Tilden is a head taller than the
Westcrner.
But Johnston is a fighter on the
courts.
He has q way of getting the jump
on his opponents and beating them
before they get started.
Many Of his victories are one
sided owing to his dynamic attack.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
Commercial

Commercial
Willie Hoppe declines to mix up
with the newly organized National
Billiard Association until he under
stands how it functions.
The billiard title has always bee
tied up with the manufacturers of
billiard goods.
With all due acknowledgment to
Hoppo's ability as a player his title
would mean a lot more if it wasn't
backed up by the folks who make
the tables and other equipment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12

Psychology
The New York Yanks play better
ball against the Cleveland Indians.
world champions, than they do
against the Chicago White Sox, a
lowly organization.
The answer is psychology.
They try harder against the In
dams because there is a chasm OF
bitterness between them.
So far this year the Yanks have
won nine and lost six games to
Cleveland. Chicago has won nine
out of fifteen games with the Hugg-
men.
If the Yanks played as hard
against the other clubs as they do
against Cleveland they'd be lengths
ahead of the pack.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-12
ThanklesS

Wild Bill Donovan got a thank
less job when he took over the steer
ing wheel of the Phillies.
He did not make good because
he did not have anything to make
good with.
Even John McGraw couldn't pep
up a decrepit machine such as DON
ovan was asked to handle.
Philadelphia has soured on the
club. Owner Baker won't spend a
dime to rebuild.
The club is where it deserves to
be-on the breakers.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
lIaexperf Service
 Ruins Batteries
 Says Chet MoreU

Motorists who are now n,,tt-r- their cars in shape for the sumrno, season should remember tho i,nno- tance of getting their battery eopnec tons rNht It is a freauent mistals,. among motorists, and even some se,rs Ice stations according to MT. - manager or the local Vesta service sta lion' to put the battery in so that the connections are reversed
 When this happens the batterv piates become charged in the wrong direction. If this does not f,aDpen fo, 100 long time the battery may be restored by re-charging in the rieht direction. but even then the lifa of 3bd battery has been greatly shortened. Qulte otten, however, wrongly pair
 Motorists can detect this mistake easily by watching their ammeter. If the battery is wrongly connected the needle will point to the discharge in stead of the charge side when the motor is running.
 IT It IS necessary to change the battery the safe way is to take it to a service station where the work can he done by experts. Vesta service sta tons have earned the good will Of motorists because of the interest tbev take in seeing that they get full yal,Ie from their batteries Vesta service st ttions are able to give better .erv-. ice because in repairing any battery they can use the patented features which have made vesta batteries fla mous."
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
Pierce-ArroLU Ciues
 Reasons For It's
 Headlan7p Designs

The distinctive type of fender head lamps which has distinguished Pierce Arrow passenger car for many years has always attracted widespread at tention, but it is not generally appre- ciated that they were adopted orig their beauty, according to a Pierce Arrow official.
 By making the Pierce Arrow head lamps integral with the lenders. a far more perfect road illumination is pos sible," said this official Tn the first place, the fender mounting is higher than the usual bracket mounting and therefore they do not cast confusing shadows across road deflections which otherwise appear as deep holes. An other advantage lies in the fact that approaching motorists instinctivelv give wider path to a car equipped with fender lamps. And in negotiating muddy roads, the fender lamps are fully protected from splashing mud which frequently covers lamps mount ed on brackets. Moreover. in turning a corner the driver whose car is fitted with. fender lamps gets the benefit of quicker illumination of the. roadway into which he is turning. This is due to the fact that the fender lamps pro- ject much farther than the bracket lamps
 Although these lamps are standard equipment, the company makes bra ok et lamps optional in deference to tha wishes of some customers who some times prefer bracket lamps and for that reason a limited number of Plerce-Arrows, mostly closed cars nav De seen with the latter type of lamn
 Tt should be understood. however that lender lamps are standard ecuip- ment on Pierce Arrow Dual-Valve cars, says the factory official
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
Essex Car Conquers
 Nigga Jim" HilI

Why, where and what is Nigga Jim Hill" the stepladder grade of Manuel Arnaiz. old time cowpuncher of Para disc Park?
 That was the question solved last week by F. B. Watson of Los Angeles who visited I3abtiste pronounced Eau -teest-ty) Valley in the interest of the proposed short cut route to Inn perial Valley.
 T understand there is under consfd eration a movement seeking to open several thousand acres Of land to pub lie settlement in the Coahuila Indian reservation" said MT Watson, and that was interesting enough to warrant q trip to that district
 While stopping with Edward Con 'ireras. q prominent raucher O. Bab- tiste, I heard of road built br Jim Hamilton to get into the beautiful Paradise Park country Of Upper Hemet Valley
 "Contreras told me the grade was so steep no motor car had climbed to the summit so far as he knew in the past three years. Later l had that
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH G.

to do. even though the owner doesn't feel that he wants to tackle the job himself. If you can come to the con clusion that all the engine needs is a new cylinder head gasKet, isn't that better than having a repair man tell you the engine needs new pistons and rings. carbon removed and valves ground?
 l know dozens of owners who con- stantly talk about how much it costs them to keep their cars running. They knock the car as piece of junk and advise friends to buy something else. These owners in nine out of ten cases expect automobiles to run forever with out attention = without change of crankcase, oil, without adjustment, without parts replacement at the proper time. In order to be able to properly interpret noises, certain ac- tions of the engine, transmission, clutch and rear axle, you must under stand something about the construc- tion and operation of these units. If >you don't if you don't want to, then you must be satisfied with paying dearly for motoring or else take your car to service station at regular inter vals for complete inspection, and pay for your inability or your lack of de- sire at the rate of s1 or s1.50 per hour.
 
 will save money over the method us- uany employed of letting things go until something serious happens.
 l happen to live on a. much travelled road, a road over which thousan nds of cars travel on good motoring days Last Sunday l counted 500 per hour for many hours. And I took note Of many things. Ten per cent of those driven past had noisy rear axles, due to any one of many causes. Differential bear ings may be worn, the gears may be oug of adjustment. housing out of true, insufficient or no oil, gears badly worn, etc.. The owners drive along as if the noise is perfectly natural. For such noises spell rapid wear, and though, let us say, the differentiaI bearings cause the whole differential to run untrue, it means not only the additional bearing wear but slow de- struction of the gears as well. Gears should run for the life of the car but they cannot unless the bearings SUD-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

porting them hold the unit in proper position.
 Sometimes the bearings are slowly being "chewed" to pieces while this noise is going on, but an owner who doesn't know what t.ie noise really means. keeps right on driving until the whole rear end falls to pieces. Per haps the differential housing simply needs oil but apparently many owners don't even know that.
 How many cars do you see with wheels wabbling? I dare say you see a dozen or so every time you drive on a frequented road, yet in many cases the wabbling can be quickly and easily cured by adjustment, if not by bearing replacement. which ought to be done immediately
 Follow the maintenance series, close ly study your car, your instruction book and find out that motoring iA a lot cheaper than you think it is, and that your car can be made to have twice the life or twice the trade in value you set upon it.