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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
RUTGERS READY
FOR URS|NUS
Game of Season at New
Brunswick Tomorrow A.
ternoon--Ar FavoriteS

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 20
Ursinus College will pay it's annual
visit here tomorrow to meet Rutgers
in the opening tussle on the Scarlet
schedule. For the past four years
the visitors have played the initial
game, and last year emerged victor
ious. Present indications point to a
victory for Coach Sanfords aggre-
cation this year. however,
Coach Sanford has the followers
of the Scarlet eleven guessing as to
who will be in tomorroW's lineup,
but due to the wealth of veteran ma
terial it is likely that the initial COM
bination will be composed of season.
ed players. Later in the game the
Scarlet mentor will probably send in
a number of his recruits to deter
mine their ability under fire.
Captain Duffy is likely to start
either at quarter or halfback. In
case he fills in at the latter post
either Beugless Or Maloney, both ex-
%perienced field generals. will prob
ably serve at quarter. Kull and
Summerill are likely to start at half
back and fullback respectively. Both
are line-plungers of ability and Sum
merrill. who has never been in better
form, has demonstrated that he Is a
reliable open field runner. u has
been absent from the team for two
years on account of an operation and
an injury.
One position in the line Is open
for q large number of possible play
ers. This Is one of the guard posi-
lions, the other one of which will be
handled by John Scudder. a veteran
of two seasons. Kahle is again play
ing a good game at center While
Raub and Smith. two six foot, two
hundred pound giants, appear to
have the call to perform as tackles.
Raub is a seasoned player of two
years experience and Smith was a
substitute last fall. On the ends oil
the line. Dickinson, a substitute last
fall. will probably start, while Eek
hardt and Sharp are likely men for
the opposite wing.
Instead of the old fashioned line
plunging tactics, which have been
characteristic of the Rutgers eleven's
play since Coach Sanford located on
the banks of the Raritan, the attack
will probably tend more toward the
aerial and end running game. Since
September 6, Coach Sanford has been
spending long hours on drilling the
candidates In fundamentals and for
the last week and a half long n
stiff sessions of scrimmage have been
held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Bic INTEREST
IN AMERICAN
Crucial Series Starts Today.
Opening Game Wo rld's
Series on October 5

The four-game series between the
Cleveland Indians and the New York
Yankees which starts at the Polo
Grounds today, has as much Interest
attached to it as a regular worlds
series. Attendance records will be
broken at the Polo Grounds today,
tomorrow and Sunday. Carl Mays Is
slated to pitch for the home team in
the game this afternoon. while STAN
ley Coveleskie will probably be sent
to the mound for the Indians. The
Yankees are leading the American
circuit by two points.
John McGraw's New York Gianls
opened at st. Louis this afternoon.
The Giants practically have
Heydler pennant cinched. The Phil
adelphia Nationals open at Pitts
burgh today, and this series should
do more than strengthen 95
the Pirates on second place.
Babe" Ruth's home run mark res
mains at Sc. The Yankees probably
will play ter more games before the
close Of their league schedule.
At a meeting yesterday which was
attended by Judge Lands, and Presi-
dents Heydler and Johnson, 1t was
decided to play the first. game OF the
worlds series at the park of the Win
ming N0tional league team on DC
tober g..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
POST SEASON
GAMESE ENDED
Greensboro and DanviIle Win
Series Games From High
Point and Scheduled

With Rogers of South Amboy
pitching his third game of the SER
les. the Danville. Va, combination
defeated the Schoolfield nine in n
Hfth and deciding game of their SER
les on Monday afternoon last. Rog-
ers pitched the first game of the SER
les and his team was shut out. At
kinson won the second game of n
series for Danville. Atkins lost the
third, and the South Amboy hurler
won the fourth and fifth games.
Lefty" Graham turned in the two
victories for the Schoolfield team,
Betsill lost the deciding game, while
Swift turned in two losses for the
the Schoolfeld combination.
The Greensboro, N. c., team has
been decided the winner of the Pied
mont League. having won four out OF
five games in a post season series
with the High Point team. the
Greensboro team won the first half,
while High Point won the second
half. There were several peculiar
occurrences in connection with n
playing off of this series. At High
Point on Friday last a tier of bleech-
ers collapsed and a few people were
slightly injured. A short time later
another tier of bleachers on the same
field collapsed. On Saturday night
the grand stand at Greensboro was
burned to the ground. Crowds es-
timated at between 1000 and 5000
attended the five games in this series.
"Blackie' Regain has returned to
this city and Rogers has returned to
his home In South Amboy. Both or
these players are scheduled to play
with the Southern Leaguers on the
local field Sunday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
M|SCUES AID
IN DOWNFALL
Local Cops Drop Deciding
Game of Series With
Elizabeth Bulls

Errors were entirely responsible
for the downfall of the Perth Amboy
police team at Elizabeth yesterday
afternoon. The final score of the
game was lis. The AmboyN cops
lost the second and third contests in
this series after winning the opener.
wet" Molly, the South Amboy
boxman, pitched a creditable game
for the visiting team. Only v
hits were collected off his delivery,
two passes were issued and fourteen
batters famed the breeze. The AM
boy Cops collected nine hits off the
delivery of Mccarthy. the Elizabeth
pitcher, and eight famed the breeze.
The visiting ball tossers made nine
costly mistues, accounting for a least
seven of the winners runs. The
Elizabeth players made four errors.
Emil Koyen featured with the stick
for the losing team, making three
hits in five trips to the plate, while
Bill Clooney collected two bingles in
as many trips to the rubber. Turley,
Mccarthy and Barry were the bat
ting heroes for the home team.
A big crowd of local fans accom-.
panied Manager Tonghini's team to
Elizabeth for this game. 1t is ex-
pected that the deciding game with
the Kearny Cops will be played
some time next week.
The box score:
Elizabeth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

With twelve teams already enter
ed the two men bowling tourna-
ment which starts on the Y. NJ. c. A.
alleys Monday night promises to be
the largest and most interesting cir
cult of its kind ever conducted on
the "Y" maple strips. Twelve teams
have entered thus far with John
w. McComas, who is now at work
arranging a schedule which will suit
all of the entrants. The teams
have been organized so that they all
appear to be about evenly matched.
In no instance have two of the
first team members Joined forces,
this being prohibited by the rules
of the tourney.
The teams now entered are as FOL
lows: Team No. l, Bill PeRberton
and Frank Comings, the postofhce
combination; Team Nc. 2, Gene
Parker and Allen Dagger: Team No.
3. Larsen and Tilp; Team No. A.
| Birden Golden and A. l. Ramsay:
Team No 5, Clarence Hoffman and
Elmer Nelsen; Team No. 6. Edgar
| Mallet and Russell Hart; Team NO.
7 Charles Wibiralskie and John
| Olsen, the General Supply duo:
Team No. 8. Arthur Dagger and Vic
tor Benish; Team No. Q, "Socony'
Raymond and II. M. Payne; Team
No. 10 Lloyd johnson and Ellwood
Johnson: Team No. IL, George For
mon and John Fullerton; Team NO.
y, Sampson and Coughlin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
FIRE ALARM BOXES

21-Gordon and Meade Streets
o3-Madison Ave. and Paterson 81.
and Sheridan Streets
Street and Central K. T..
26-Market and First Streets
Copper Works
and Lewis Streets
sz-Madison Avenue and Smith Street
and High Streets
S6-New Brunswick Ave. and New street
and State Streets
4t-Standard Underground Cable co.
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works
43-Buckingham Ave. and Hartford ST.
45--Co 1merce and Front Streets
i6-State and Washington Streets
47-High and Washington streets
52-Cortlandt and Easton streets
54-State st. and Buckingnam AVe.
55-Parker St. and Pulaski Ave.
Ave. and Charles St.
s7-State and Wayne Streets
So Near Lead Works
sS-Washington Street and Park Avenue
63-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm street
street and Watson Avenue
CONNIE and State Streets
and Smith Streets
and Gordon Streets
74-Kearpy Ave. and Gordon Street
and Hanson Avenues
and Herbert streets
Ave. and washington ST.
S4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street
s5-Nea City Hospital
s6-Cleveland and Brace Avenues
and Hall Avenues
Ave. and Inslee street.
ss-Lawrence and Francis Streets
s4-Neyiile and Johnstone sHsets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
PERTH AMR0YS
+. HAVE GAMES
Two at Midtown Tomorrow
Afternoon and Two Here
Sunday Afternoon

-Four games have been scheduled
Tor the Perth Amboy representative
team tomorrow afternoon and sun
day afternoon. Two games Will be
played with the Michelin nine at
Midtown tomorrow afternoon, and
two contests with the Southern
Leaguers on the Raritan Copper
Works field on Sunday afternoon.
The Middlesex semi-pro champion
phip will surely be decided at Mill
town tomorrow afternoon.
Manager Mullen originally plan
ned to use Hornsby or Laurent in
the scheduled IL game at Midtown
tomorrow afternoon, and the unused
pitcher and Apologize in the double
header on the local field Sunday
Afternoon. The Michelin nine de-
sired to close the ISL tomorrow
afternoon and to make sure Of de-
Gliding the championship at. this
time a double header was booked.
Harry Apologize will pitch for the
Pearls of ELIZABETH on Sunday IF
ternoon, so the Amboys now have
two pitchers for four games. Alb
Herman will play with the Michclin
nine in the games tomorrow after
loon. -,
Rogers, and possibly Flynn, will
twirl for the Southern Leaguers In
the games here on Sunday afternoon
Ed Grassick is slated to do the
catching, and Worth, Regain, Dzu-
rilla and possibly Kane will be sta
toned in infield positions, while Mil
chick, Flynn, Rogers and possibly
Jacobs will patrol the outfield posi-
tons.
Manager Mullen of the Amboy
team announced this morning that
Bill Flynn will pitch the first game
at Midtown tomorrow afternoon and
.Bull' Hornsby the second contest.
Laurent will pitch the first game OF
the double-header on Sunday after
noon and Hornsby the second, the
Amboy manager also announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
CLOVERS ARE WITHOUT
Al FOR SUNDAY

Due to the fact that the Linden
representative baseball team can
their game scheduled with the
Glover nine of this city for Sunday
afternoon, Manager Palermo's locals
are without a game. The Clovers
are ready to play any strong senior
combination in this vicinity. Man
ager Palermo can be reached by call
ing 1916 between / o'clock and 1880
O'clock, or by addressing communi-
cations to 285 Washington street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Sport Briefs

NEWARK. Sept. ga suit Q
$4,000 damages for the loss of MS
right eye blinded by a blow from a
golf ball has been brought by Cor
nelius Toohey. fourteen year OLD
caddy. against Franklin Webster OF
West Orange. Toohey charges Web
ster with negligence contending that
The player in hitting the ball from
a spot fifty yards from the putting
green, made no effort to avoid hit
ting him.
New YORK. Sept. 23.-Pete Her
man of New Orleans, world bantam
weight boxer, defends his title to-
night in a ffteen-round bout to a de-
cision with Johnny Buff, American
iyweight champion. Herman sald
he was at the required weight, llo
pounds, while Buff has built himself
up to 116.
The bouts will be held in the same
ring in which Dempsey defeated
Carpenter at Jersey City. 1t was
transported to Madison Square Car
den several days ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
BY ROY GROVE

The home-run smackers, who
have been giving the old B. B. fan
such a run for his money this sea-
son, are now oiling UP their bats
for the world series.
Some of them are going to par
ticipate in the big mix WhatH
happen? Will the fence-bustlns
continue when the teams tighten
up FOR money playing? Will new
clout records be marked up?
Dofing our chapeau to the abii-
ties of the present day heavy hit
ters we'd like to rise to remark that
they'll have to travel to beat the
home-run records for the big series
set by stars of yesteryear
Who'll repeat the Frank Baker
strong man stunt sof making two
homers in two days during the
|Athletic-Gian series of 1911?
Who'll eclipse the record of two
circuit clouts In a series made by
Clarke OF the Pirates in 1909. Harry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
PLAINF|ELD CATHOLICS
TO PLAY At WOODBRIDGE

The strong Catholic Club nine OF
Plainfield will play the Columbian
Club baseball team of Woodbridge
on the Woodbridge grounds this
Sunday afternoon. This is the first
appearance of the Catholic Club
team in Woodbridge this season, but
last year this nine was IN
a. fourteen inning game by the
Woodbridge representative diamond
combination.
The Plainfeld team has been 60
ing great guns this season and n
Woodbridge Representative team
has also put up a good brand OF
ball this year, especially IN thelr
most recent games. Henry Butch
Neider will do the hurting for h
home club, and Pender will be sta
toned behind the plate. h re-
mainder of the lineup of the nome
team will be practically the same as
in their recent contests.
No announcement has been re-
ceived from Plainfield in regard TO
the lineup of the Catholic Clup
team for this game, but due to the
fact that this combination was de-
feated in Woodbridge last year, ev-
cry effort will be made to make up
for this defeat when these two
teams get together this Sunday af-
ternOOn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
DISCUSS ORGANIZATION
Of 4. S. & R. BOWLERS

The organization Of a bowling
team at the plant of the American
Smelling &c Refining Company
in this city Is being talked over,
Robert Miller announced yesterday
afternoon. George Anderson will
the A. S. & r. plant team,
and an announcement will be made
in the near future in regard to the
makeup of the proposed team. This
team may enter a county industrial
league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Sport Comment
N All Fields

The schooner Mayfiower is barred
from the international race for fish
ing schooners between United States
and Canada. The Boston boat built
especially to defend the cup. made
only enough fishing trips to enable
her to qualify.
The race is for ordinary boats
from the fishing fleets. Building a
special contender isn't in keeping
with the spirit of the sport.
Lands is planning to call in some
OF the meat packers canning
perts. One hundred and seventeen
| million, eight hundred and dfty-sev-
en- thousand, five hundred and nine
people in United States. One ball
park. Figure it out for yourself.
Cubs and White Sox city series
begins Oct. s. First since 1915.
Ruth, says the dictionary man,
means mercy or pity. Humph! Ask
the pitcher.
Mother paper shortage due, with
four clubs preparing to print world
series tickets.
Famous Diamonds
The Braganza.
The Dudley.
The Florentine.
The Great Mogul.
The Hope.
The Koh-i-nur.
The Baseball.
"Headquarters'
France has asked American A. A.
u. officials to send over American
coaches to train French athletes for
the 1924 Olympic games, and h
request has been granted.
Mexico has contracted with the
Dallas and San Antonio baseball
teams to play a post-season series
of six games in Mexico City to give
Mexicans an insight into American
sport.
The prestige that America enjoys
as international sporting headquar-
ters'' influences more than is 49,
pected Americas international po-
litical position.
New York's police force consists
Of "a inspectors, 26 surgeons, 1O3
captains, 524 lieutenants, 769 SER
geants, 9,342 patrolmen and rs po-
licewomen. And that won't be hall
enough If the world series is played
there.
There are 1~1,795,747 Bell tele-
phone connections in the United
States. And early in October H.
795742 Of them will be busy asking
the score.
The aged rooster rose at two
Anr wheezed a discord cock-a-do-
OLD CROW!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
PAGERS Claim Title

The PAGERS, a light junior team
recently defeated the American
Eagles in the third and deciding
game of a series, and as a result of
this victory the former combination
lays claim to the light Junior city
title. Teams disputing this claim
can book the PAGERS by addressing
H. Teeple, 1T Broad street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

leading home-run manufacturer of
the National! Some of them at any
rate, will participate.
Frank Baker, back with h
Yanks, may get another session or
money-playing. Larry Gardner
on the hot corner for the Indians,
may get in.
These two are tied for the honor
| Of leading world series players In
the number of home runs hit. Each
man has three to his credit.
Will that record fall at the hands
of one of them this season? Or viii
Babe Ruth come along and pound
out enough home runs in a single
series to put Larry and the Mary
land farmer into the discard?
These are some of the things that
are going TO make the 1921 series
interesting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Amhov Juniors CbaIIenge

The Amboy Juniors would IKE TO
arrange baseball games with the Red
stars. Blazing Stars. PAGERS or any
other light or heavy junior teams IN
this city. Michael Kolesor of 2
Mechanic street, is manager of this
team. The Amboy Juniors won three
games recently. defeating the News
bows. 10 TO -: Crescents, rs to IL,
and st. Mary's, s to 0,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
saIems Out for Honors

The Salem baseball team is out
for the light senior championship OF
this city. This combination Is ready
to play the Clovers and Lehighs TO
decide the winner of these honors.
Manager Bathe's Salem nine has ten
victories in a row to their credit.
For games with the Salems commu-
nicate with Manager Battle by call
ing Perth Amboy 1510-R between
$50 and 9 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
1903 series between the Pirates and

1903 series between the Pirates and
Boston?
Those are a few of the marks that
the present day swatsmiths car aim
at.
Mebbe it will be done. The Big
Bambino and all the little
Bambinos are plugging along at a
home-run rate that would have top
pied fans ever with heart trouble
a decade ago. President indications
are that some of the heaviest slug
gers in the leagues will get into the
series.
Babe Ruth. the Meusel/ brothers,
Bob and Emil with the Yanks and
Giants, respectively; Elmer Smith,
who made himself immortal IN the
world series of 1920 by polling the
ball over the fence with the bases
loaded with Indians; George K1lly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
HIGH TIDE TABLE
Protection Nine at Helmetta

The Protection nine of South Am
boy will travel to Helmetta on Sun
day afternoon to cross bats with the
Holy Trinity combination Of that
place. Hess will occupy the mound
for the visitors in this game, while
Mondoker is slated to pitch for the
Helmetta nine. The Protection play
ers will meet at the clubhouse at 1
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Bohnsack's Alleys VIII Be Open

The bowling alleys in the rear Of
the establishment of Emil Bohnsack
on Smith street have been COM
pletely overhauled and will be open
for the fall and winter season start
ing Saturday night. On these al
leys many important matches to de-
eide city and county supremacy
have been rolled in seasons gone by.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Mrs. Mol
la Bjurstedt Mallory, national wo-
man champion will make an attempt
next year to wrest the worlds cham-
pionship laurels from Suzanne Lens-
len of France. Mrs. Mallory, VINO
had won one set from the trencn
player when Mile. Lenglen deteatea
last month, will go to England next
spring to compete in the Wimbledon
tournament.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
basketball Challenge Issued

Warren Daily, manager of n
Lighting Five of T~ottenville, a COM
bination averaging 100 pounds. is de-
sirous of booking games with teams
in the class of his organization. All
challenges should be addressed to
Manager DAILY. Main street, Totem
VILE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
Newark TriangIes Reorganized

Manager Leo Rosen, 100 Stratford
place, Newark. is DESTROYS of booking
games with the Perth Amboy Speed
WAYS and other leading teams In this
vicinity. He can be reached by call
ing Herrace 1884.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
The summary: Struck out.

The summary: STUCK UuLs Dy
Molly, IA; Mccarthy, 8. Bases on
balls, off Molly, 2. Passed balls,
Peterson, 4. Stolen bases, Koyen, 2;
Clooney, 2; Tonghini. 4; Turley, /,
and Mccarthy, 2. kirkpatrick re-
placed Joe Dwyer in the seventy.
Scorer, Lieutenant William Calvin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
American League

New York IL. Detroit ..
Cleveland 8, Boston 8.
St. Louis 8, Philadelphia y.
ST. Louis 4. Philadelphia ..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
GAMES TODAY
American League

Cleveland at New YORK.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
National League
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Chicago.
International League
Baltimore at Jersey City.
Reading at Newark.
Syracuse at Rochester.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
National League

Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn l..
Brooklyn 2. Pittsburgh o.
Cincinnati 5, Philadelphia 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-23
international League

Reading 70. Jersey City 5.
Reading 7, Jersey City 2.
Newark s, Baltimore l.
Newark 4. Baltimore /.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-26
CUBAN CONDITIONS TO
Be DISCUSSED SOON

Washington, d. c., Dec. Cuban
conditions will he discussed soon by
Major General Enoch II. Crowder,
former advocate general of tho army
with officials Of the state department.
General Crowder went TO cuba In 1919
and for some time has been acting us
special representative OF the president
in Cuba In connection with the discuh-
sion OF financial reforms in that coun-
try. In a statement last night the
state department said:
General Crowdcr who has been act
inE as special representative of the
president OF Cuba In connection with
the discussion of financial reforms in
that country will come to Washington
shortly for n brief conference with tho
state department.. Immediately after
tho conference he will return to Cuba
to romain there until the very difficult
financial problems now confronting the
Cuban government are satisfactorily
solved
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-26
new TAX PROVISION REQUIRES
RETURN ON $1,000 INCOMES

With the approach of the period for
filing income tax returns, January I
to March is, 1872. taxpayers arc ad-
vissed to lo-c no time In the compila-
tion of their accounts for the year 1921
treasury department officials. A new
and important provision OF the Rcv-
cnuc Act OF 1921 is that every person
whose gross income for 1871 was s.. .o0o
or over. shall file "A return. regardless
OF the amount OF not income upon
which the tax to assessed. Returns are
required OF every single person whose
net income was $1,000 or over and
every married person living with hus-
band or wife whose net income was
5000 or over. Widows and widowcrs
and persons separated or divorced from
husband or wife. arc regarded as single
persons.
Net income Is gross income, loss cer
tain deductions for business expenses.
losses taxes. etc. Gross income in
cludcs practically all income received
by tho taxpayer during the year: in
the case of the wage Garner, salaries.
wages, bonuses and commissions; In
tho case OF professional men, all
amounts received for professional SER
vices; in the cases OF farmers all re-
ceipt, from tho sale OF farm products.
and rental or sale of land.
In the making OF an income tax re-
turn for the year 1921. every taxpayer
should present to himself the following
questions:
What wore Your prifts from your
business. trade. profession or vocation :?
Did YOU receive any interest on bank
deposits?
Have you an" property from which
you received rent'
Did you receive any income In the
form OF dividend or interest from
stocks or bonds
Did You receive any bonuses during
the year?
Did you make any profit on the sale
OF stocks. bonds, or other property.
real or personal?
Did YOU act as n broker in any trans