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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
DRY DOCKF|VE
At So. AMbOY
Game viii be Played in High
School Auditorium Tonight
--Jr. Mechanics Opposing

The Junior order United Ameri-
can Mechanics basketball team OF
South Amboy will endeavor to keep
up the good work started last
Thursday night. when they stack
forces against the Perth Amboy Dry
Dock quintet on the South Amboy
high school auditorium court to-
night. The Junior Mechanics de-
feated the strong Sayreville Big Five
last Thursday flight.
Manager Runyon of the Dry Dock
team announces that the visitors
will take the court as follows for
the game tonight, Charley Brown
miller and Ray Handerhan, for
wards: Harold Runyon. center, and
Gus kurowsky and Bill Campbell,
guards. Handerhan replaces Bob
Risley, of Woodbridge. who is sched-
uled to play with the Harmony team
at Matawan tonight.
The Mechanics are expected to go
into this game with the following
lineup: Bennett and Perkins. for
wards; Furman, center. and Wilbur
and Anderson. guards. The Nc
chanics opened the season two weeks
ago by dropping a game TO Wesley
Wilson's Crescent Five of this city.
This is the first game on the
schedule of the Perth Amboy DRY
Dock combination. The contest to-
night will start promptly at 9:15
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
GREAT RIVALRY
IN THIS GAME
Much Interest in Gridiron Bat
tie Scheduled for Tomorrow
Afternoon

Rivalry between the Freshman
and Sophomore class teams over the
contest to be staged on the Raritan
Copper Works field tomorrow after
noon is increasing. Both teams are
DESTROYS of winning this game, their
only chance of gaining a victory IN
the inter-class series, and thus re-
main out of the cellar position.
Although the championship of the
series rests between the Seniors and
the Juniors, with the former team
the biggest favorite, the followers Of
the two class teams are taking as
much interest in tomorrows' game
as in a regular championship con-
test. TheNtwo teams are about even
iy matched and a hard fought battle
is looked for.
The team which loses this game
will finish the series in the cellar
position. This is the first ~interclass
football series held at the local high
school N many years and was plan
ned through. the efforts of Coach
Robert S. Waddell. The results OBJ
tanned SO far have pleased the stu
dents and the faculty of the school.
The coach plans to have a varsity
team next year.
= Both of the contestants in the
game scheduled for tomorrow after
noon will have their strongest line
ups on the field. The game will start
about 4 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
CONTEST At
MATAWAN COURT
Harmony Team Will Play
ShaW's Combination To-
Night Expect Big Crowd

Geran's hall court in Matawan
will be the scene tonight of a bas-
ketball encounter between "Matey"
Melko's Harmony Club combination
of this city. and Jay Shaw's Mata-
wan representative team. 1t is the
first game on the schedule OF the
Harmony outfit, a team which IS
bound to be a big figure in the
M~iddlesex county championship
this season. The game will start
promptly at 9:15 o'clock.
The Matawan team has the edge
on their opponents. inasmuch as
IShaw's men have already partici-
pated in two contests this season.
10 the first game the S~ayreville Big
Five combination defeated the Mat
avian players, while last Thursday
night the Mystics of Belmar went
down to defeat before the borough
court representatives. "Chief' Tas-
sini will occupy the center posi-
ton for the home team tonight.
Davis and Craig will be stationed
in the advanced positions. and Lyle
and Leary win do the guarding.
In the lineup of the visitors o
this game will be Ed Regain and
Freddy Gloehau. forwards: Bob
Risley, center, and Leon Roth and
Rufus Allen. guards. Roth is TAX
ing the place of Yves Hanson. who
was injured in a football game at
New Brunswick last Sunday after
noon.
A large following of fans are ex-
pected to follow the Harmony team
to Matawan tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
CAME
ON FOR TODAY
Rufie Aliens Wonder Team
Will Play Aquehonga Jrs.
at R. c. w. Field

Rufie Aliens band of husky Gram
mar School pigskin warriors will be
given a chance this afternoon to dis
play their real ability IN a game
with the Aquehonga Juniors. repre-
senting the Tottenville Junior High
School, on the Raritan Copper works
field this afternoon. The game will
start promptly at 4 O'Clock.
In the lineup of the Grammar
School team, a combination made up
of boys of unusual size. will be, Tony
Virgello, center; Harold Brown,
right guard; Ernest Galaida. left
guard; Robert Lea, right tackle;
Steve Salaky, left tackle; Eugene
Pavese, right end; Ben Kaplowitz,
left end; Alex Papp. quarterback;
John CLAUS. right halfback; Morris
June. left halfback. and Captain
Steve Polakisky. fullback. The fol-
lowing men will be on hand for re-
serve duty: Holgar, Gresh. Balko,
Pasterzak and Eddie Roth.
The lineup of the Tottenville team
has lot been announced but it is
said that this team will be equally
as strong as the eleven organized
through the efforts of Rufus Allen.
1t is believed that a big crowd will
turn out for this game, because OF
the interest local football fans have
taken in the eleven formed by the
Grammar school instructor.
The efforts of Allen will prove a
big help to Coach Robert 5. WaddelI
of the High School. in his efforts to
place school football on a firm foot
ing once again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
ELkS LEAGUE
OPENsT0N|GHT
Local Bills Bowl at Elizabeth
lien Other Teams Will
Roll

Ben ~Jorgensen. Jessen, Bill Eyer
kuss, Harry Neall and Howard
Richards will comprise the lineup
of the local Elks bowling team
which will play its opening match
in the state league against the
Elizabeth lodge team on the Eliz-
abeth alleys tonight.
The ten other teams in the cir
cult will also play their first match
tonight, Jersey City at Railway.
Passaic at Union Hill, Newark at
Rutherford, Hoboken at Paterson,
and Bayonne at Plainfield. Ruther-
ford was not in the league last year
which was won by the Jersey City
representative team.
The first home game for local
team are scheduled to be played
with Plainfield representative team
OF November II. All games will be
rolled on Thursday night of each
week. The final games will be
bowled the first Thursday in April.
1t is likely that a big following
of local fans interested in the Perth
Amboy entry in the state league will
go to Elizabeth tonight to root for
the Amboy bills"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Many Entries for Y. N. c. A.
Track Meet Saturday.; Expect
to Have q Fast Team

attend. No admission will be
charged. As o as this meet has
been run off n the best men in
each ven have been picked the
athletes will start training for their
first meet with an out-of-town ASSOC
citation. Last year the crack Newark
team defeated the Amboy combina-
ton, having with them running high
and standing broad jump champs
and sprint phenoms.
With Luxe Compton back in
the high jump the local association
should have a gpod chance of an
nexing first'place%n this event with
the best of teams. Carl Mullen, the
shot-putting champion of the local
association. will again be "in the
harness and he will be assisted by
Luke Compton and "Pox" Booz. both
of whom can heave the twelve-
pound shot a considerable distance.
Dick Pickersgill is out for the mile
and half mile again this year as Is
Ray Jensen and q couple of the old
er boys who made a good showing
last year. There are a large number
for the sprints. The broad jump
will probably be taken care of Leon
Roth, Ell Johnson, Ritter and Harold
Jensen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
7EREST nv n. S. GAME TO BE PLAYED TOMORROW
JiMESBURG SCHOOL SPORTS

JAMESBURG, Nov. 3.-Courtney
Brown has been chosen captain OF
the High School basketball team at
the organization of the sam. He
has played for several years at guard
and is well qualified for the position.
The final try-out will be held this
week. Timberman will be lost to the
five as he leaves the high school for
another school.
The Girls basketball team of the
High School have organized in the
election of Miss Helen Waddy as
captain and following a hard prac-
tice period will open the season at
Lange's Hall tonight when they will
play the Woman's Auxiliary. of Star
Post.
Jamesburg High suffered a defeat
at the hands of the New Brunswick
Vocational School. Monday afternoon
al Lange's Hall by the score OF 81 to
23. W%ideberg was high scorer for
the locals while Lins was the high
man for the Vocational School.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Sport Comment
IN All Fields
GLOBE TROTTING

Penn State played it's first inter-
collegiate football game in 1887, just
thirty-four years ago, when an elab-
crate schedule of two games was run
through successfully. Both games
were with Bucknell, about fifty miles
away. That was a long trip in o
DAYS. Just harken to the schedule
of this same Penn State team now:
Hugo Bezdek and his huskies will
travel approximately $500 miles this
fall. The most lengthy trip takes
them TO Seattle to play the Univer-
sity of Washington. On this trip
they will travel just 5000 miles.
Their Harvard trip was about 1900
miles and the jaunt to New York for
the Georgia Tech game another 500
miles. The Navy game at Philadel-
phia necessitates travelling 425 miles
and the Pitt game, the shortest trip
of the season. $50 miles.
Won't be long before grid squads
will be travelling around h world
to meet opponents.
Mary had a little lamb.
oh, lamb it must have been
For when she got her dinner check,
1t was a dollar-ten.
The boxing game Is getting 10 De
as much of a woman's sport as II is
a mans. A few years ago, very few.
the lady who sat at the ringslGe was
the par bon. comrade' among the
tea Slippers. But today-wel the
pine boards look like a well fed bridge
party. At the featherweight cham
pionship match between Kilbane and
Frush, a third of the audience was
made up of women.
A man named Kingston has offered
PreSident Baker OF the Phillies,
$500, 900 for his baseball club. That's
coin too far with kiddin'. Dontcha
think?
A mighty cheer rose from the stands
AS the substitute. with outstretched
hands,
Received the ball and took 1t on a
play.
For the coach had told and retold it:
"When you mitt on a football. HOLD
IT."
He did He's got it to this very
very day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
PARISH HOUSE
OPENS WITH WIN
RommeI Vets Are Defeated at
Woodbridge in Well Played
Game.

The Parish House basketball team,
n of WOodbridge's two entries in
the race for the Middlesex County
basketball championship, opened the
season on Tuesday night by defeat
ing the Rummel Vets Of Newark in
a hard fought game on the Parish
House court in Woodbridge by a
score of "a to "a.
The first half Of the game was
marked by individual play on the
part of members Of the home team,
and as a result the Vets led at half
time. Is to 10. Excellent team play
in the final period allowed the home
team TO stage a comeback and win
out in the closing minutes of play.
The play OF Bill Martin and Torch
featured for the home team. while
Vaeth, Greenberg and Lowenstein
We're the stars in the lineup Of the
visitors. Buckley refereed the game.
The Scorp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

1t took Jess Guilford, the new
amateur golf champion. sixteen years
to come to his own and win the title.
OF all sports there is no other game
where a fellow has to work so long
and hard for his reward. and work
harder after he gets to the top.
Long Jim Barnes can sympathize
with Guilford for he had the same
long road to travel before he won
the national open championship last
spring. They both went through a
long. monotonous grind, getting into
every match possible for the sake of
competition and improvement. Golf
is the most uncertain of all games
for the very next day after a fellow
has won the championship he may
be defeated bysome dub with a link
full of luck.
He "sicked'' his dog on a beyy of
quail,
And they flew up over his head;
And when he got through. with his
blooy-bla-bloo,
They looked like an old feather
bed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
advice for Women who suffer.

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sleep disturbing bladder ailments
indicate d~isordered kidneys. Foley
Kidney. Pills act promptly. Sold
everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nov 3-The
Harvard football squad. starting a
day earlier than usual. packed its
playing buds today in preparation
for the invasion Of Princeton Sat-
urday. The team will stay in
New York tonight. and establish
night-before headquarters at Tren-
ton N. j.. tomorrow. Coach Fisher
said the players were In good o
dition foy the game. Each man
realizes that a victory W. Prince
ton will come only II the team
plays better and more aggressive
football than it has played so far
this season. I have every confidence
Thai each individual will perform
against Princeton in . way that will
be gratifying to all Harvard men,"
he said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

CITY LEAGUE
Committee in Charge .of This
Work Completes Task---
Meeting Tomorrow Night

The schedule for the Perth AM
boy City Bowling League, in which
eight teams have been entered and
which will get under way next Mon
day night, hasN been completed.
There will be a meeting of the rep
resentatives of the different teams
at the Elks club tomorrow night at
which time books containing a copy
of the schedule and bylaws will be
given out. The captains of the teams
entered will also receive final in
structions at this meeting.
The Conservatives will bowl the
po~stofhce. and the Atlantic Terra
Gotta Company will roll the Fores-
ters on the Argonne alleys, next
Monday night. and the Elks will
bowl the Ironclads at the Elks club.
while the Bohnsack combination
Bohnsack's alleys. the same night.
November
Conservatives VS.. Postofnce. at Ar
A. T. c. Co. VS.. Foresters, at Ar
Elks VS.. Ironclads. at Elks.
Bohnsack VS.. A. S. g. r. at Bonn
sacks.
November IA
Conservatives VS.. Foresters. at Ar
Postofice VS.. A. r. c. Co., at Ar
Elks VS.. A. 8. & r., at Bohnsack's.
vs.. Bohnsack. at Elks.
November Fl
Conservatives VS.. Ironclads, at Ar
gonne.
VS.. A. s. & r., at Bohn-
sacks.
A. T. C. Co vs. Bohnsack, at Ar
gonne.
Foresters VS.. Elks. at Elks.
November %
Conservatives vs.. A. S. & r., at Ar
gonne.
VS. Foresters at Argonne.
A. T. c. Co. VS.. Ironclads, at Elks.
Elks VS.. Bohnsack. at Bohnsack's.
December 5
Conservatives VS.. A. T. c. Co., at Ar
Postoffice VS.. Elks. at Elks.
vs.. Bohnsack, at Argonne.
VS. "A. S. & r., at Bohn-
sacks.
r December IL.
Conservatives VS.. Elks at Argonne.
Postoffice VS.. Bohnsack at Bohnsack.
A. 7. c. Co. VS.. A. S. r. at Argonne.
Foresters VS.. Ironclads at Elks.
December 10.
Conservatives VS.. Bohnsack at Bohn-
sack.
P~ostofice VS.. Ironclads at Argonne.
A. T. C. Co. VS.. Elks at Elks.
Foresters VS.. A. s. r.. at Argonne.
January o.
Conservatives VS.. Postof1ce at Ar
gonne.
A. T. G. Co. VS.. Foresters at Argonne.
Elks VS.. Ironclads at Elks.
Bohnsack VS.. A. S. A. at Bohnsack.
January IS.
Conservatives VS.. Foresters at Ar
gonne.
Postofice vs.. A. T. c. Co. at Ar
gonne.
Elks VS.. A. 8. r. at Elks.
Ironclads VS.. Bohnsack at Bohnsack.
January %.
Conservatives VS.. Ironclads at Elks.
Postoffice VS.. A. S. r. at Argonne.
A. r. C. Co. VS.. Bohnsack at BONN
sack.
Foresters VS.. Elks at Argonne.
January 80
Conservatives VS.. A. s. R.. at BONN
sack.
Postofice VS.. Foresters at Argonne.
A. T. C.. Co. VS.. Ironclads at Argonne.
Elks VS.. Bohnsacks at Elks.
February 9
Conservatives VS.. A. T. c. Co. at Ar
gonne.
Postoffice VS.. EIks at Argonne.
Foresters VS.. Bohnsack at Bonn
sacks.
VS.. A. S. r. at Elks.
February IS
Conservatives VS.. Elks at Elks.
VS.. Bohnsacks at Argonne.
A. T. c. Co. Is. A. s. r. at BONN
sacks.
VS.. Ironclads at Argonne.
February 20
Conservatives VS.. Bohnsacks at Ar
.gonne.
Postoffice VS.. Ironclads at Elks.
A. T. C. Co. VS.. Elks at Argonne.
VS.. A. S. r. at Bohnsacks.
NOTE-The Holiday weeks are cut
off. No games played for two weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
FORESTERs TAKE MITCH
FROM TERRA CO1211EM

The Forester bowling team took
three straight games from the At
lantic Terra Gotta bowling team IN
a match rolled on the Argonne al
leys last night. A. Simonsen. an
chorman for the winning team. won
high average honors in this match,
rolling $50. 1877 and 1872, for an Az.
erage of 100.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

There is such a thing as doing your
work too well. Take the case of the
heavyweight champion. Jack Demp-
sey. He has fought everybody there
is to fight and strung them up like so
much garlic. Now he has to start all
over again. Willard up
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

WELLESLEY, Mass. Nov. 2@I&l
young women OF Wellesley coll(3
went TO the river today for the -
Eual regatta to decide the cDl
crew championship. Senior, Juu@7I
and Sophomore crews were matt
ed in the principal events and
Freshmen Fights contested for
class crew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Kid Tonev Wins Bout

Eddie Lynch, who fought in this
citv under the name of Kid Toney.
was awarded the judges decision in
the semi-final twelve-round event on
the card at the Phone Sporting
Club last night. He fought Bobby
Wolgast, a New England state box
err
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Combine
Made a Great Showing

The Aquehongas baseball team.
the aggregation which represented
Tottenville on the diamond during
the season just closed, made a record
as good as any ever made by a base
ball team on Staten Island or in this
section. Manager Richard C~arfoot's
team won twenty-six games. lost
three and played one tie seventeen
inning game.
As Harry Chunk Apologize fea-
tured in the success of the Perth
Amboy representative baseball team,
Art Romer, a veteran south-paw.
starred for the AquehCnga team. He
occupied the mound in a majority OF
the games, and it is believed. his
record this rear rivaied any ever
made by him in his prime. Halo
well, another south-paw, assisted
Romer in carrying out the mound
duties.
Kenny, who performed in Ave
games, finished the season with h
highest batting percentage, but Ro-
mer, who is second IN the list. parti-
cipated in a greater number Of
games and therefore IS also credited
with carrying off batting honors.
Hallowell. Arbogas. and w. Knott
performed in all of the games played
by the Aquehonga team. A Knott
led the team in clouting out home
runs, while Paugh drew the most
passes. w. Knott is credited with
making eight sacrifice hits during
the season.
The Aquehonga team is credited
with winning the diamond cham
pionship of Staten Island. Every
team played by Manager Carfoot's
team during the season was de-
feated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03
Maurer Diamond Team
Made a Great Record

The representative baseball team
OF the Maurer Athletic Association
made a brilliant record on the dia-
mond during the season OF 1921. The
team managed by John NJ. Urban
ski won twenty-one games. lost nine
and tied one game. Many Of the
leading light senior teams in this
city and Middlesex county were met
and defeated by the Msurer outfit,
and several heavy senior teams were
also defeated.
Dunton and FaItiscc pitched for
the Maurer team during the sum-
mer. the former bearing the brunt
of the mound work. Although a.
Dametsch, s.. Jacobs and G. Kochek
finished the season with higher We
RACES, ]. Zalari who played with the
team in twenty-eight games carried
off batting honors with an average
of 1875. A. Dametsch was the only
member of the team to bat over the
four hundred mark. J. Zalari Sc
cured the most hits during the sea-
son, a total OF forty-five. The Maui
rer team batted at .2s2 clip for the
season..
Twenty-one victories were scored
as follows:
Arrows. 9 to 6.
Camp Raritan, 4 to 8.
Pioneers. 16 to 4.
Old Bridge, s to 6.
S~terlings, Is TO s.
All Leaguers. 10 to 6.
Athletics. Z TO 2.
Camp Raritan, = to 0.
Old Bridge. s to Z.
Clovers, 5 70 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

Keasbey Feds. S TO s.
~S8yreviile, s to o.
Lehighs, 2 TO J..
Blue & Greys. Z to 0.
Holy Trinities, 81 TO 7.
Lehighs, IL to Z.
West Amboys. . to 8.
Pioneers, IL TO IL.
Linden. 10 TO 3.
Harmony, 3 10 L.
Roosevelt, 4 to 2.
Nine defeats were registered
against the team:
Charleston, 10 70 o..
Lehighs, 3 to 2.
Athletics. 0 to s.
Sacred Hearts. 2 TO /.
Sewaren, 10 to 6.
Matawan. Is to /.
Sacred Hearts, 5 to 1.
Clovers, 6 10 3.
Clovers. z 10 6: IL innings.
One tie game was played.
South Amboy T. c.. 4 to 4: IL in
nings. rain.
The final batting averages of the
players:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

Eagles. IL to I.
The games lost:
All Collegians, 2 to 0.
New B~runswicks. / to o.
st. Anthonys. IL to ,.
One contest tied:
New York Independents. : to
seventeen innings.
The final batting averages Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

The victories registered:
Huguenot, 6 TO l..
st. Anthonys, 2 to Q.
New Brunswick. 4 TO 0.
Lyceums, 6 to 0.
Lenox All Stars. % to 2.
Internationals, 5 TO O..
Staten Island Caseys, 10 10 L.
Allendale F. c., 2 to l.
Stapleton, s to /.
Shawnee F. c.. 5 to ?.
NRossville. Z TO ?.
st. Anthonys, l TO D.
Eagles, 8 to 4.
All Collegians. Is to 3.
Huguenots, 8 TO 2.
New Brunswick. 5 to s.
House of David, 4 to /.
Eagles. 5 to o.
s. 1. All Leaguers. 3 10 2
Bayonne Legion, 4 TO
Panama Red Sox. 7 10 ].
New York Independents, II to 10,
Downey +. c., 6 TO ).
Stapleton. 3 TO 1.
Downey F. c., 6 70 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-03

final batting a.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1921-05-18
Pigs and Goats Last
Word in Emoting for
Screen Director SAYS.

Claude H. Mitchell, who directed
Seeing 1t Through" Brentwood's
latest production starring ZaSu Pitts,
a Robertson-Cole release, says that
he never wants to direct another pro-
duction with a goat, a. rooster or a
pig, in it. Feathered bipeds, rumi-
nants, goats and CANNES are the last
word in emeting for the screen, ac-
cording to Mitchell, who had his
troubles with them in a bucolic. scene
in Seeing 1t Through"
"When / had the goats in the right
mood, the pigs would begin squeel-
ing walled Mr.. Mitchell. 'Then
when the pigs would be doing the
right thing, some bewhiskered goat
would butt in and spoil the scene.
Even the rooster got temperamentaT
and refused to act until he had been
appeased with a worm. The cows
weren't so bad, at that. But who
ever heard of temperamental COW?
animals are all right alone, but
for ensemble-nix! They're the last
word in art-which is zero"
ZaSu Pitts, the whimsical little
Coincidence with the snappy name,
who stars as Betty Lawrence in "See-
ing 1t Through" has a pathetically
role with many quaint
touches of humor, the type of role
in which she excels. Methodist Audi
forum Saturday, May Fl. pd. (Advtf