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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
Perth Amboy E|ks Tied
For Second Honors
Standing EIks State League

The representative bowling team
of the Newark lodge of Elks climbed
into first place, and the Perth AM
boy Bills into q tie for second
place as a result of the matches
bowled in the state tourney last
night. The Perth Amboy team won
two out of three games from the
Plainfield Bills on the local alleys,
Newark won two games from Rah-
way on the latter's alleys, Hoboken
won two games from Passaic on the
Passaic alleys. Elizabeth won two
games from Bayonne on the Eliza
beth alleys, Jersey City took three
straight from Rutherford on the
latter's alleys, and Union Hill beat
Patterson in three straight games on
the Union Hill alleys. The latter
result was the surprise of the night.
Amboy EIks Roll Well
After losing the first game OF the
match to the Plainfield team on the
local alleys last night, h Amboy
"BillS' staged a real comeback, win
ming the second game by two pins
and the third by seventy-eight pins.
Ben .Jorgenson, lead-off man for the
locals. carried off high and
high average honors in this matcn'
IT'S, 219 and 20S for an aver
age of 200.2. The result OF the
last night put ths locals one
game behind the leading Newark
outfit. Next Thursday the teams VIII
lay off on account of Thanksgiving,
the following week the Amboy
will combat the leading New
ark oulnl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
Dottas
BIG GAME FOR ST. MARY'S
TEAM At SOUTH AMB0Y

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 1S-on
Friday night, November %, St.
Mary's High School basketball team
will come forth to play their open
ing game of the season against
Wooley's fast basketball tossers of
the Matawan High School.
Blue and Gold in the past years
have shown a wonderful brand of
ball having played some of the best
teams in the surrounding counties.
Her basketball team in the year
of 1888 under the guidance of
Father Quinn practically won the
Junior championship of Middlesex
county. but in the season of 1919
20 basketball was unheard of in
st. Mary's. In 1921 an athletic as
ISOLATION was organized in the high
school, where with the hearty sup
potr of it's followers st. Mary's once
more conned the Blue and Gold,
and fought to regain its previous
record, with the generous support
of Rev. Father Quinn and the lead
ership of Mr.. Eppinger. their able
coach. The team in itself was a
wonder: this was decided by the
skill th/ displayed on the court.
Their forwards. Moran and Vail,
were indispensable. while at center
the pivot man, Tom Kennedy. was
partly responsible for the playing
of the team. As for Delaney and
Fitzmorris. they certainly did their
share in putting the name of the
school high in basketball circles.
This year the team shall still re-
tan MISUNDERSTANDING and many
more participants who will put the.
proper spirit into the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
WOODBRIDGE
CASEYS LOSE
Orange K. of c. Team Victori-
GUS in Game on Wood
bridge Court

At a big disadvantage because of
the fact that they played their OPP
%ponent's game, the two hand dribble,
the Woodbridge Knights of Column
bus bowed in defeat to the Orange
"Caseys' in a game on the Wood
High School court last night. The
contest was hard fought throughout
and ended 1872.
During the first half the home
team succeeded in holding their OPP
ponents quite well. and the tally at
the conclusion of the first period
was 24-13. In the second period the
visiting "Caseys" scored sixteen
times from the field, while the home
players accounted for double coun-
ters.
Bob Risley, star pivot man of the
Woodbridge team, led his outfit in
scoring, making six field goals and
two foul counters. Mccartney and
Fairchild led the visitors in high tai
ly, the former making five field and
two foul goals, while Fairchild
dropped in seven baskets. Fifteen
players were used in this game, eight
by the home team. Buckley refer
bed.
Judging from the showing made
last night the Woodbridge team
should be able to hold its own with
the leading teams in this section,
playing the one hand dribble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
9TH VICTIM OF LOCAL~S Mex
Another Great Win
for Y. N. H. A. Team

Coming from behind in a manner
similar to that which featured their
initial victory. the Y. NJ. H. A. senior
basketball team succeeded in regis
tering their second win in as many
games in the weekly contest on their
home court last night. The Athens
Big Five of Newark, a team equally
as strong as the 92nd street Y. M.
III. A. quintet, bowed in defeat to
the locals. to the tune of a 22 to 10
score.
In the opening session of last
nights game. brilliant passing and
close guarding took turns in occupy
ing the limelight. and there was lit
tie scoring oy either side. The New
York outfit led at the termination
of the first period by a 10 to 5 score.
Two changes were made in the Y.
". III. A. lineup during this contest
and with the new men on the court
a squirt was started which resulted
In the team managed by L. Levine,
taking the lead after ten minutes of
play in the second period. Once the
locals had stepped TO the front good
defensive play prevented the New
York outfit from overcoming the
lead.
Siegel. Deanor and Bloken each
scored six points for the visiting
team, while ~Friedenberg accounted
for the one other counter. The WIS.,
itors made eight field goals to seven
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
SOphs And Juniors To
Play For Second Place

Larson and Jensen. halfbacks.
played excellent ball, both on Of
Tense and defense. the former alxo
a good forward passer and the lat
ter a vicious tackler. MacWilIiam
and Bernstein have done well in the
backheld, while Martin at quarter
back has made some good gains ia
the contests played TO date. He Ia
a sure tackler. hard hitter and a
good kicker.
Lybeck the Sophomore fu1lbsck.
has played a stellar game all
through the season. His line plung-
ing caused the opposition TO lose
heart wherever he carried the pig
skin. He is a candidate for the
-All-Class team" Pagan and Han.
although light. played excelient1y
on the line. and Dawson, the lateet
addition worked well in the FRESH
man game.
The Sophomores boast. "Any
team that beats us will know they
have been in q game"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
MUCH INTEREST
BEING SHOWN
Harmony Team Will Play Co.
Outfit Tomorrow
Night

. While the Speedway basketball
team is battling the Norwoods or
Long Branch on the Auditorium
court tomorrow night in a district
championship game. "Matey" Mel
kos Harmony quintet will be in AS
bury Park attempting to take the
measure Of Jim Sanderson's strong
Company II outfit in another I'M
portant championship contest.
The Harmony and Speedway
teams are Amboy's strongest repre-
sentative outfits IN the Third CON-
gressional District championship.
Local fans would be well satisfied TO
see either of these teams cop the
coveted honors. Both combinations
are made up of players who are fast
stepping to the fore among leading
teams in their class in this district.
Manager Melko's team will take
the floor tomorrow night with Ed
"Blackie" Regain and FREDDY
Glochau, playing forward; 0 Ris-
ley of Woodbridge will occupy the
pivot position, and Leon Roth and
Rufus Allen will be found in the
defensive berths. The Harmony
team recently defeated the Matawan
team in a well played game, and the
contest tomorrow night is the second
game on Melko's schedule.
1t is likely thar a big crowd of
will follow the team u AS
bury Park to witness this game. Last
the Harmony team took the
of the Company H outfit in
a hard fought contest, and Manager
S~arderson's team is counting on
evening the score when the two
quintets get together tomorrow
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
NORWOODS HERE
FOR BIC GAME
One of Two District Cham
pionship Games on Audito-
rum Court Tomorrow Night

Stanley Van Dyke in a commun-
ication to Manager John Doyle of
the Perth Amboy Speedway basket
hall team today, announces, "ev-
erything is o. k. for Saturday night,
November 10, and / will bring a big
crowd up to see us beat your team"
The Speedways and Norwoods are
scheduled to battle on the Audito-
rum court here tomorrow night,
and inasmuch as this game is not
alone of interest to Middlesex DUN
ty, a big crowd is expected out
Rivalry between the Norwoods
and S~peedways has been at a great
height on the diamond and court
for the past several seasons. Salts
faction in beating the Speedways
was increased following the appear
ance of the Amboy tossers as rep
resentatives of Red Bank on the
court against the Long Branch
team in a Monmouth county cham
pionship game last season. The
Speedways won this game for Red
Bank, most bitter rivals of Long
Branch and the Long Branch rep
resentatives hope to even matters
on the court here tonight.
Manager Van Dyke announces
that Jack Toach, crack backstop of
the Norwood baseball team and a
resident of Trenton, will occupy n
of the guard positions for his team
in this game. Toach is we'll known
in this city having played against
the Lyceum baseball team and
many other diamond teams from
this section.
The remainder of the Norwood
lineup will be made up as follows:
Cline or McAleenan, for-
wards; Garland, center, and Heiles
and Rafferty,, guards. Plunkett also
played with the Norwood baseball
team. Cline is a former Sea
the past season played with the
Bill Larson, local backstop, did the
receiving for the Red Bank base
ball team. Heiles and Rafferty, both
performed against Bill Manning's
basketball team last year. while
McAleenan and Garland are new
men.
The Speedways have not been de-
on the Auditorium court this
season, being credited with five
straight wins.
On thanksgiving AFTERNOON tSe
Auditorium court will be the scene
of a clash between the Speedway
team and the strong Sayreville Big
Five combination. The S~ayreville
team will lineup with Johnny Fitz-
patrick, Paul Sutton. Charley Ep-
pinger, Pete Rhatican and Freddy
Glochau.
The Wheeler Condenser Girls of
Roosevelt will play the Amboy Stars
on the Auditorium court Thanks
giving night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
M|CHEL|N FIVE
AGAIN BEATEN
SpeedWays Win Well Played
Game at Midtown Last
Night 1928

In one of the fastest and most bril-
liant played contests staged on a
basketball court in this county n
past several years. the Perth Am
boy Speedway quintet registered
their seventh consecutive victory OF
the season over the Michelin team
of Midtown. The contest was staged
on the Community House court in
Midtown, and the score at the con-
clusion of the second period was 2S
to 23.
Although somewhat baffled during
the first period by the change
intercollegiate to professional rules,
the Speedway Cuttit staged a brill
liant comeback in the last half and
wor five points to the good. The
score at the end of the first halr
was 10 to 10 in favor of Milltoyn
the lead had changed hands e
times in the first period. Two long
shots and a field goal from a spot
a short distance from the basket,
gave the Michelin tossers the lead in
the opening period. The Midtown
representatives outscored their OPP
ponents from the field in this period,
The Midtown representatives out
scored their opponents from the
field in this period. five to two. while
the Speedways made six fouls 10
their opponents five.
Fob Handerhan brought the fans
to their feet at the start of the sec
ond period with a shot from a point
directly to the right of the home
teams foul line. The going was nip
and tuck for the first ten minutes.
the Speedways finally taking the
lead which they held for the re-
mainder of the game. In addition
to Bob Handerhan's spectacular
shot, Pete Hansen, Ray Handerhan.
Smith, Dickinson and Crabiel each
dropped in at least one long basket.
The r. Handerhan-Brownmiller-
Hansen B. Handerhan- Bradley
quintet showed it's best form of the
season during the second period. All
five players were after the ball
throughout this session and the pass
ing and shooting OF the five Amboy
tossers pleased the teams following
from this city, New Brunswick,
South Amboy. Sayreville and South
River.
Both teams scored seven field goals
in this game, and the visitors out
scored their opponents from the foul
line. fourteen to nine. Carl Reed of
New Brunswick held the whistle in
this contest. The biggest crowd of
the season was in attendance.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE STARTS
First Basketball Games Will
be Played Tonight on
Y. M. c. A. COURT

The 1921-22 Sunday School Ath-
letic League will get under way at
the Y. M. c. A. tonight. six bas-
ketball games being scheduled, the
first of which will be played at 8
o'clock. There are three divisions,
with four teams in each. The sem
Tor league games tonight will be
played between the Presbyterian
first team and st. Stephens. The
second game will bring together the
Simpson NJ. E. and Presbyterian
second teams.
In the intermediate league the
Simpson NJ. E. first and South Am
boy Presbyterian teams will clash
in the first game while the Simp-
son NJ. L. seconds and Presbyterians
will play the second.
Two games will also be played
in the junior league, the Presbyte-
rians Ind South Amboy Presbyte-
rians meeting in the first contest,
while the Methodists and Baptists
will play the second.
No admission Is charged to these
games, the public being invited to
attend. The teams promise to have
a large number of rooters on hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
YALE CAPTAIN Is
CHAMPION KICKER

In the reports coming out OF tho
east. relative to the football players
having a chance TO win berths on the
many mythical All-American elevena
that will be selected. little mas been
heard about Captain Aldrich Of Yale.
Aldrich has been a mighty busy in
dividual keeping his Yale eleven out
in front. Aidrich can point to his
record as evidence of the fact that
he has been playing great football.
He is the leading Individual scorer
in major college football. Up TO
date he has made nine touchdowns,
kicked seventeen goals from touch
downs and four field goals, for .
total of SO points. Kaw of Cornell
has made ten touchdowns. which is
the greatest number made by any
player.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
MAURERB BASKETBALL Team
BEATEN ON so. AMBOY COURT

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 1S:-John
Urbanski's Maurer basketball team
was defeated by the Junior Order
United American Mechanic quintet
in a well played game on the high
school auditorium court here last
night by a score of 1920. 1t was
the first game on the schedule OF
the visiting team.
Throughout the first session n
Maurer team held the lead, the first
half terminating with the score IA
IL. In the last period the home
boys got started and succeeded in
passing their opponents before the
first ten minutes of the period a
been played.
Bennett and Perkins starred o
the home team. while Kochek vas
the star for the visitors. Jim Can't
Ion refereed the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
HELMETTA NOW
LEADS LEAGUE
Du Points Second in County
Factory Bowling Circuit
Averages Announced

HELMETTA, Nov. 1S:-Helnetta
increased its lead in the Middlesex
County Bowling League V er the
weekend. Their victories over Mill
town placed them in the ~undisputed
lead. Roosevelt, who was tied for
first honors, took a slump and is
now in third position but is a dam
gerous contender. DUPONT has shown
a decided improvement in their roll
ing while Midtown continues to be
the victim of a jinx.
Deming has taken the lead in
high average from Nerhkorn and
has a new partner for first honors
in Petric. of the Helmetta five, but
five pins separating them in the
twenty-one games rolled.
The averages and standing follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
WHEELER GIRLS
BEAT OOTTAS
Roosevelt Girls Quintet Out
4 scores Amboy Team at
Woodbridge

The Dottas girls basketball tear
from this city opened their season
on the Woodbridge High School
court last night in a game with the
crack Wheeler Condenser kirls out
fit from Roosevelt. The Roosevelt
team won the game. a hard fought
by a score OF IA to 4.
The Misses B. REILLY and B.. Dom
Ger. the former a Newark star, scor-
ed all of the points for the Roosevelt
outfit. Miss REILLY scored four field
goals while Miss Doncer dropped in
three double counters. Miss Anna
Handerhan scored one foul goal for
the Dottas, and Miss Mary Nolan ac-
counted for one field and one foul
goal.
Both teams played a brilliant
brand of ball considering the fact
that it was their first appearance on
the court this season. The hoor
work and passing of Miss Marie
Handerhan featured for the Dottas
team. Miss McGettigan's all-around
play featured for the visitors.
The score at the end of the first
period was 4 to 0 in favor of the
Wheelers. Yves Hansen refereed the
game in a capable manner. The
first half was played one hand drib-
bic and the second according to the
two hand dribbling rules.
The Wheeler Condenser girls VIII
play the Amboy Stars on the Audi
forum our in this city next Thurs
day night.
MT ooro
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
MalIet & Nielsen Win 2 Out
of 3 Games From Golden
& Ramsay and Advance
Standing in Two-Man Tourney

One more match was rolled off in
the Y. NJ. c. A. two man bowling
tourney last night. Edgar Mallet e.
Einar Nielsen winning two out of
three close games from Birden Col
den & A. L. Ramsay. This is the
first match rolled this week owing
to numerous other matches which
interfered with the schedule. Eff
forts are now being made to have
the few remaining games rolled off
in order to end the league by the
first Of December.
Mallet &c Nielsen won their first
games last night by twenty pins,
Mallet's 1872 being high for the
match. In the second game mat
tiers were evened up when Golden &
Ramsay won with eleven pins to
spare. Ramsay's $50 was high. The
third and deciding game went TO
Mallet &c Nielsen by two pins. Mel
sen being high with 1s1.
rLx zoa-aa A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
INTERMEDIATES DEFEAT
ST. JOHNS COMBINATION

The Y. NJ. III. A. Intermediates
basketball team added another
feather to it's cap by defeating the
strong st. Johns quintet of New
Brunswick in a we'll played game on
the Y. NJ. II. A. court last night by
a score of 1895. This game was
played as a prelim to the Y. M. H.
A. Athens Big Five game.
The home team outplayed their
opponents throughout, the acquisi-
ton of Cohen and Fine greatly
strengthened the Intermediates.
Karkus and Cohen alone scored
enough points to defeat the coun-
ty seat quintet. Harkins and Smith
led the visiting team in point GORE.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18

The trial varsity volley ball team
picked for tonight, consisting of
George w. Sharp. George Dover,
Gilbert Peakes, Eel johnson, Joe
Frantic. Gene Parker and Sammy
Miller will be opposed by a picked
combination captained by Chris
Nielsen. which will include DIR. Ell
mont Bedell, Chick Warter. Ben
Goldberger, Herbert Rankin and
Francis Oliver. These two teams
will play as many games as they
have time for after the regular
business mems classes, which will
probably be 7 o'clock and sooner.
They will play until the Sunday
school league games start at s
o'clock or a little after.
There is some talk of a handicap
volley ball tourney being conducted
in the ''Y" some holiday oil night in
which points will be allowed the
various teams according to their
ability. Owing to the interest be-
ing taken in this game in the fac
tories this year it should be posi-
BILE to receive a large number of
entries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
SPORTS AT Y. M. C. A.
Standing In Monday-Thursday Busi-
ness Mems Volley BAH League

Dover defeated Johnson's team in
two straight games yesterday after
noon in the business mems class,
while Sharp continued his winning
streak by taking two from Pran-
ties combination. The teams had
largest turnout yesterday since the
classes started. about fifty men re-
porting for class
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
The Sophomore Team

September IA marked the first
practice of the Sophomores with
Manager Lybeek. Captain Martin
and seventeen candidates reporting.
The material, although raw, dis
played willingness and anxiousness
to play football. The preliminary
practice was devoted to falling on
the ball lacking. bucking, kick
ing, forward passing and scrim-
maging, and finally signal practice.
The Sophomore met thu Sen
Tors in the first game of the series
The upper classmen scored a touch
down efter q few minutes OF play.
but that was all. The Sophs then
battled the Juniors to a &C tie.
and in what was expected to be
their final game, defeated the
Freshmen by a score of 500.
With McCabe and Sturn on the
ends the Sophs have a pair of ag-
gressive tacklers, Spivack and Sea-
man the latter thought light held
the tackles up well in spite of some
hefty opposition. Ruderman and
Olsesky showed considerable form
in the guard positions and played
well defensively. Alex and Jacob
son serving as centers, showed UP
well and made their passes good.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18

The Sophomores and Junior class
teams OF Perth Amboy High School
viii battle nexs Tuesday afternoon
to decide the winner OF sec
end place in the inter-class football
series. The Senior class team won
the series by defeating the Juniors
last week. this defeat sending the
third classmen into a tie for Sec
ond place with the Sophs. The
Soph-Junior clash will take place
on the Raritan Copper Works and
the game will start about $3.50
o'clock.
Let'se gaze over results obtained
by Coach Robert S. Waddell during
his first fall in local school. Foot
ball vas resumed in spite Of the
absence of a good playing field and
numerous other objections. not 10
speak of the parental consent diff
culties. Interclass football vas PLAN
ned and all classes we're encour-
aged Enthusiastically, and instead of
a possible twenty responding for a
varsity team, there were at least
seventy boys out trying for their
respective class teams. From this
.interclass competition varsity mate
rial is developed and school spirit
raised.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18

by the winning team. Parker made
two field and two foul goals for the
home team. Schwartzman dropped
in three free chances. Karkus scored
three field goals. and Charley Sher
made two field and three foul goals.
Robert s. Waddell, boys director at
the Perth Amboy High School. re-
fereed the game in a capable man.
ner. There was a big crowd in at
tendance at this game.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18

Referee. Robert s. WaddelL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18

The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
ntermediate
st. Johns

Referee. L. Daitz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18
Michelins

Referee-Carl Reed.
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