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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
M|CHEL|N FIVE
HERE OCT. 10
Will Play Opening Game of
Season Against SpeedWayS
on Auditorium Court

The Michelin quintet of Midtown.
rated as n of the leading basket
ball combinations Middlesex county
has boosted of for a good many
seasons, will appear here on Satur-
day night, October Is, to play the
opening game on the schedule of the
Perth Amboy Speedway basketball
team on the Auditorium court. The
latter team will represent this city
on the Auditorium court in Saturday
night games this season
Nosed but in the deciding game
of a series for the baseball cham
pionship of Middlesex county by the
Perth Amboy representative nine.
the tiretown court combination will
start early to avenge the defeat of
their baseball team. The Michelin
tossers have been rivals Of the local
Auditorium and South Amboy Riv-
erside court teams for the county
championship for a good many sea-
sons, and the tiretown baseball team
has been the only real rival of the
Raritan Copper Works nine for the
industrial diamond championship of
the county the last several years.
While it has not been definitely
decided who the Midtown outfit will
have. there is a possibility that Alb
Herman, n of the greatest athletes
this county ever turned out, will be
in the lineup of the visiting team in
this contest. Manager Dohn is put
ting his combination through week.
ly drills and expects shortly to an
nounce the lineup for the opening
game.
Last season the Michelin combina-
ton defeated the Speedway team in
a game on the Midtown court and
the local quintet will be out to
avenge this defeat when the teams
lock horns on the Auditorium court
on October Is. The Perth Amboy
Speedways will have an all-local
team.
Fans who witnessed any of the
diamond games between the Perth
Amboy and Michelin diamond teams
at Midtown have some idea of the
great rivalry existing between this
city, South River, New Brunswick.
Sayreville and South Amboy, and the
Midtown representatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

About forty candidates turned out
for the organization meeting of the
Knights OF Columbus football team
which was held in the clubhouse on
High street last night. Leo Burke,
a member of the entertainment
committee of the council and one of
the clubs leading workers. was ap-
pointed manager.
1t was decided to hold the first
signal drill of the team tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock on the grounds
adjoining the clubhouse. and efforts
are being made TO obtain a capable
coach to take charge of preparing
the team for its games. AT the sig
nal drill tomorrow night a captain
will be appointed.
According to present plans an eff
fort will be made to obtain the Par
dee field on which to play home
games, as the ground in this field is
better suited for football than the
Raritan Copper Works tract. The
Knights of Columbus team will play
games on the home grounds every
Sunday afternoon, and an effort will
be made to have the team in readi-
ness for the season opening a week
from Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

The schedule of the Perth Amboy
Industrial Leagues volley ball tour
ney has been completed and calls
for games being played until the
end of November. All games viii
be played in the Y. NJ. G. A. gymna-
sum, will be open TO the public. men
and women both being invited to
attend. No admission will be
charged. The first games viii be
played Tuesday night at s o'clock
The teams will play according "a
the following schedule:
Oct. II and Nov. eRaritan Cop
per Works VS.. Atlantic Terra Cotta
No. 1; Atlantic Terra Gotta No. 2 VS..
Roessler e. H~asslacher; Bakelfte Va
Perth Amboy Dry Docks.
Oct. is and No. 15-R. c. w. Va
a. T. c. No. 2; r.. & III. VS.. Bakeiite5
A. i. G. No. 1 VS.. p. A.. d. ID.
Oct. rs and Nov. 19-R. G. W. "
r. & H.; A. II. G. No. 2 vs.. p. A. D.
D.; A. T. G. No. 1 VS.. Bakelite.
Oct 20, and Nov. 22-R- c. W. W.
Bakelite; A. It. G. No. I VS.. A. T.. @
No. 2; II. & H. VS.. p. A. ID. ID.
Nov. 1 and Nov. OR. G. W. ~
p. A. ID. D.; A. Il. G. No. I VS.. X. =
H.; A. II. G. No. 2 vs. Bakclite.
On each night of the volley bali
league the contests will be for the
best two out of three games Thus
II least six games a night will b
played with the possibility Of nine
games. Each team win nse six mep
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
LEGION ELEVEN
OPENS SEASON
Beauvais Post Team Will Play
StapIeton Sunday--Local
Men Perform

The Rainbow football team of
~stapleton, s. l., will come to Totem
lille on Sunday afternoon to stack
forces against the Beauvais Amer
can Legion post team on the Tot
lenville gridiron. This Is the first
contest on the schedule of the Tot
~.enville representative eleven for
Inc season.
The American Legion team will
Ne the representative gridiron team
II Tottenville and vicinity this fall,
md from present indications the
leam will be capable Of making rec
srds rivaling those made by the
Dexter football team in this city
fears ago. There will be a number
IF local men in the lineup of the
B~eauvais post team, including Rufus
Allen, Wink" Scott, pete" Han
ION and "Da" Macan.
The team has held several prac-
ice sessions, the latest last Sunday
morning, and under the direction
" Coach Harry Kreischer should
lhortly round into real form. The
Rainbow team this season boasts of
having one OF the strongest teams
IN the island, and a victory over the
ytapleton eleven would be a glorious
tart for the Tottenville eleven.
A special grandstand has been
ERECTED along the third base line to
Ieat about four hundred fans. This
itand will give the fans a better
.hance of following the plays of
The game, moreso than the regular
Ieating places on the ground. Games
very Sunday afternoon will start
bout 3 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
MEYERS PITCHES NO HIT,
NO RUN GAME FOR FORDS &c.

The Fords F. c. baseball team de-
teated the Parish House nine of
Woodbridge on Saturday afternoon
by a score of 60. Meyers. the
Fords pitcher. did not allow the
Woodbridge team a hit, while Mar
in. the Parish House hurler. was
,ouched for ter hits. Meyers struck
nut sixteen men. while Martin fam
aed thirteen. This is the second
same of a series between these two
the Parish House combina-
- II having won the first game. The
deciding game of the series will be
slayed in the near future. The con-
est between the Fords and the Ar
'ows of Piscataway. scheduled for
Sunday was cancelled by Manager
Anthony. of the Fords team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
G[OCHAU NAMED
TEAM CAPTAIN

Freddy Glochau was reelected
captain of the Harmony five basket
ball team at a meeting held last
night. The Harmony team will
again be one of this city's leading
basketball combinations this season
and Manager Matthew Melko is con-
ident hat his team will make as
good a showing as last year.
Although no announcement has
been made in regard TO the opposi-
ton for the opening game on the
schedule of the Harmony team Man
ager Melko expects that his combi-
nation will take the floor during the
middle of this month. All travelling
games will be played during the
early part of the eason Efforts
are being made at this time TO Sc
cure a court on which to play home
games probably on Wednesday night
of each week.
The Harmony combination this
year will line up with IVES and Pete
Hanson, Eddie Regain, Freddy
Glochau and Rufie Allen. The first
four mentioned players performed
with Melko's team last season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

ter than the Yankee trio. Ruth of
home-run fame, however has become
a world known figure because of his
ability to clout the pill. and although
the former Philadelphia Meusel is a
consistent hitter. King Swat" is CIV
en- the offensive advantage in left
field. Miller. the Yanks' center pas
ture man is pitted against George
Burns. Giant veteran. Miller has
been hitting consistently since re-
turning to the big leagues, and may
outhit the veteran in this series. Bob
Meusel. another home run hitter, is
also given the advantage over Young
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

Babe" Ruth's name in the New
York Yankees outfield has resulted
in dopesters figuring the American
League entry II the worlds series,
stronger in that department than the
National League entry. The Yanks
have Ruth. Miller and Bob Meusel,
while the Giants have Irish" Meu-
sci. Burns and Young.
On the defense the Giants appear
to have the edge On their opponents
as it would be pretty hard to find a
trio capable of o%utfielding McGraw's
men. Irish" Meusel, Burns and
Young can field their positions bet
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

in doping the two as to their offens-
i've strength. The Giant right fielder
fell off in hitting the latter part of
this season.
Ruth came to the Yankees in a
trade the winter of 1920 for a figure
estimated as over 100000. Miller
recently returned 70 the Yankees
from st. Paul. Muesel came to the
New York American team some time
ago from the coast.
Burns has been with the Giants
for many seasons. while Irish" Meu-
sci recently came to the Giants in a
trade with Philadelphia. Young
came to New York from the minors
and developed under McGraw.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
Standing in Two-Man Tourney

Coughlin q Sampson held their
lead in the Y. NJ. c. A. woman
tourney last night when they won
two out of three games from John
son & Johnson, Larsen & Tip main
tanned their hold on second place by
taking two u of three from Hope
& Smith while Forman & Fullerton
made a big leap into a tie for second
place as the result of winning three
straight games from Art Dagger &
Benish.
In the first match of the night the
teams of Larsen & Tip and Hope &
Smith clashed. The former was de-
feated in the first game by twenty
three pins but came back strong in
the second game. winning by forty
one pins. The third and deciding
game went 10 Larsen & Tip by forty
eight pins. Larsen's 191 was high in
this match, his average OF 172 also
being high.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
Y. NJ. c. A..

The Tuesday-Friday business
mems volley ball teams were select
ed by the four captains yesterday
afternoon and league games will
start Friday. The teams are as fol-
lows: Jack Klein, captain. Rankin,
Greisen. Pullen, Letter and Karkus:
Max Klein, captain. Ben Goldberger,
War;. Steele, P. Miller, Barnekov;
Moss, captain. Westcott, Lesson,
Csipo. Belikove; Wright, captain,
Nielsen, Bedell, PETE, Fine. On Fri
day afternoon the two Klein teams
will play and Moss will meet Wright.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
eball : DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS Great Outdoors
WHITE STARS HAND LACING
TO CATHOLIC FIELD CLUB

The White Star baseball team
scored an easy win over the Catholic
Field Club nine in a game on the G.
Pardee field Sunday afternoon by a
score Of 10-1. Johnny Kopko occu-
pied the mound for the White Star
combination, and held the opposition
to four widely scattered hits. Six
teen hits were made by the Star bat
ters off the delivery of Johanson.
Nelson and Cab led the winning
team with the stick.
The hoy score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

winning baseball games, the Giants
have the edge on the Yankees in the
managerial position, mainly because
McGraw is known TO have every
man under him and ready L do as
he orders. While Higgins has w
II big stars in his lineup 1t is hard
t o expect they will do as ordered.
McGraw has had greater experience
and is a better leader than higgins.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
BIC NIGHT FOR
BOWLERS At Y
CoughIin and Sampson Re-
, tain First Place Larsen &
y Tip, IF. &F." Team Win
Couehlin & Sampson win March

The match between Coughlin &
! 6ampson and johnson & johnson
lsas decided by the close margin of
:hree pins. The j. & j. duo won the
first game with ~fifty-seven pins to
spare, but was nosed out of the
second game by twelve pins. Tn de-
siding game went to the league lead
Drs. Coughlin's 173 was high score
3or the match. but Lloyd Johnson's
average of 160 was high.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

f. q #. Defeat b. q Is.
The F. & F. combination of For
man G. Fullerton, with the latter
bowling a 1875 average. had little
trouble in putting to route the Bee
Bees" Benish & Dagger. The first
game was won by a sixty pin mar
gin, the second by fifty-one and the
,hird by sixty-seven. Fullerton's 201
score was high in this match.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

McGraw has won six remnants and
one worlds series since coming TO
the Giants in 1902, while Higgins
during his short stay with the Yam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05
Sport Comment
IN All Fields

Hi goes me to a baise baal plyce,
To see the nytional guyhme,
Hi takes me seal hamong the. rest.
Him deuced glad l cuyhme.
The lads were bout upon the field,
Ha passin' baals habout,
Two score of EN- were pitchin,'
Hand has many knocked 'em bout.
Hi turned to the lad beside me
Hand arsked i'm watts the score p
Ed laugh till ed cry
Hi thought e would die
Hand so l arsked no more.
Hi goes to the gate bout front, and
Hi says to the guy in the court;
You can laugh and sing,
But l cawn't see a thing
To your bloomin' Hamerican
SPORT"
e turned and e arsked: "wot's the
matter?
Go in hand sit down hand don't
fret.
You're losin' your money
By actin so funny
The baal guyhme? Hit hain't
started yeti"
Safety First
Jose Capablanca is taking no
chances in these days when every
one is claiming everyone else's title.
When Rubinstein, the Russo
Polish chess wizard, challenged Jose
to a match for the world chess title.
the first thing the champ did was
to submit conditions for the match
to the United States Chess Assodia-
ton for its approval. Twas the
has been asked to o. K. conditions.
ole believes in safety first.
The American Medical Association
ought to insist that next year the
majors get the doggone pennant
race e by mid-season. Then
there wouldn't be this eleventh-hour
epidemic of heart attacks.
Football is a brutal sport
It's not so much the game,
It's when you play and some other
jay
Shows up at the gate with your
Philadelphia doesn't see much of
championship baseball in these ante
bellum days. but she should worry.
Haven't a tennis title and three
polo titles fought out there?
Today's Query
What is a boxing commission?
Cans. "A boxing commission Is a
body of men that makes arrange
ments to e prize fights.
kids while these 166 women are play
ing golf over in New Jersey?
Harry Greb is storming Tex
Richards Office for a fight with
Tommy Gibbons. Harry must have
insomnia. II he hasn't now, he will
have!
We should fret about what goes
on in New York. It's nothing but an
inter-city series. Pooh! Pooh!
SnucKS L knew Ruth Wnen ne naQ
only had one home run.
So
Don't look for a record-breaking
attendance at the world series.
When the American League race
was hot. the Polo Grounds MANAGE
ment stood the fans up-and the
park was jammed. In the series only
those who have seats will get in.
So
Help 1t Along
Nick Altrock, the famous base
ball laughmaker, has signed a con-
tract with the All-Star Service
League of America. to appear in
film comedy roles. accompanied by
his right-hand Jester. AL Schacht.
The proceeds of these films will go
into the treasury of the service
league and be used to buy athletic
equipment for the children in all
parts of the United States. This
equipment will be distributed
through the schools, Fairgrounds and
various recreation committees.
At the recent National-American
League game the service league gave
1000 baseballs to Cleveland
children, as well as 500 bats. $50
gloves and so masks.
It's a good move. Everyone ought
to boost.
The gridders lined upon the field
And in the stands. the Frat.
The whistle blew. the pigskin. too
That's all there was to that.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

There will be no matches rolled
tonight owing to its being woman's
day at the "Y." Tomorrow night
! .hree matches are scheduled. john
son & Johnson will bowl Sinclair &
Harding at z o'clock. Golden &
Ramsay will meet the latter combi-
nation later In the night and Grei-
sen & Anderson will bowl Sheath &
Nobel.
A mma of last niphf,s pames.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-05

MAUCH CHUNK EXCURSION
Via New Jersey Central. Thursda- Oc-
tober 9Th. Special train leaves Perth AM
boy. 7;5A n NJ Faie $2.7s. war tax 20
cente - - e-s4s22-lQr3r6
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
Springtime Brings
Thoughts of Home

A home all your own, one that
you can take pride in having just
as you want it. We have them
in all parts of the city, from 1926
up. The L. A. Hafer Inv Co,
215- 10Th Avenue. Phone Idaho
9O-J.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
Marcus Hustled Is
Adjudged Insane

Marcus Hustled, who resided in
this city, was taken into custody
Monday BY Sheriff Harvey and
Marshall Thero, and ia O
Georgetown. where in the county
court, h. was adjudged insane.
; ,metime this week he will be
taken 10 Pueblo to the asylum.
1t seemed that Hustled blamed
his strange actions on the Lord.
The Lord told him to go TO an
empty house near which he was
living, and clean it up, which he
did. He also removed the bath
tub, and tore off lot of wall paper,
ETC., guided by the hand of the
Lord, so the officers thought it
was about time to take him to the
asylum, before the Lord had him
taking the bath tubs out of a lot
OF other houses.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
Hot Springs Hotel Notes

Manager Ray Thompson went
to Denver on business Tuesday.
He is not expected back before
Thursday.
Mrs Conrad Hum of Loveland
is much improved asa result of the
baths. She expects to remain a
week or ten days yet.
Mrs. Barbara Schwalbe of the
Argonaut hotel, Denver, is making
very satisfactory recovery from
acute Brights' disease.
Joe Menegatti of Black Hawk
has been at the Hot Springs hotel
since Thursday of last week taking
the baths for acute inhamatory
r he u m a t i m. He has fully re-
covered and expects to return home
Wednesday,
All employees Of the Hot Springs
are being vaccinated by DR.. F. II
Weber, it being the policy of the
management of the hotel to exer-
else every precaution to prevent
the continuation of the present out
break of small pox in the city.
Mrs. John Fackt and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth, of Muscontah, ILL.,,
after spending two weeks at the
Hot Springs hotel for the benefit
of the formers health, went to
Denver Sunday, returning Tues
day evening, with the intention of
continuing treatment for two weeks
or so longer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
BOoilegger Arrested
Here on Saturday

Sheriff W. j. Harvey and CITY
Marshal Fred There were rewarded
for their previous watching for
Ray Jones of Denver Saturday,
when he got off the train here
with suspicious-looking suit cases
and hurriedly walked down the
track. They followed him, opened
his suit cases and found twenty
pints of booze, which they took
into their possession, along with
the said Mr.. Jones, and went to
Georgetown. He is now out on
bond, the hearing being set for
Saturday morning, May IA, before
Judge Royal R. Graham in the
county court 1t is reported, altho
not confirmed, that Jones was re-
Gently arrested in Denver on sim
lar charge.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
See Forbidden Fruit"
at Opera House

Cecil b. De Miles latest Para
mount picture, Forbidden Fruit =
which will be shown at the opera
house Thursday and Friday, May
IL and 13, is said to be one of the
most sumptuous productions with
which the name OF that master
producer has ever been identified.
The cast is unusually excellent.
The theme Of the picture is a
definition of "for worse in the
modern marriage ceremony. What
are wife's duties to a husband
who steadily drags her down to
his own lower mental and moral
level? What course shall woman
follow when she is offered true love
and the opportunity 10 climb 10
new and unguessed heights.
These are the questions Mr.. De
Mile asks and answers in For
bieden Fruit" And through the
story runs the golden thread of a
charming romance. Forbidden
Fruit" seems destined to occupy
a high place as dramatic romance.
Agnes Avres has the eadiug
woman's role.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

Mrs. L. @. Galrabrant, who has
been visiting for some time with
her children in Denver, came uL
Monday for a very brief stay,
returning to Denver Tuesday. She
plans to come up again later in
the summer for longer visit.
Mrs. Ed Fisher and son, Albert,
left Tuesday morning for a shop
ping trip in Denver. Mrs. Fish
er's sister, Mrs. w. j. Harvey of
Georgetown, met them on the train
and will also spend sometime
there.
Mrs. Mary McCluskey of George
town spent the weekend in Idaho
Springs, the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. j. Hancock. She left
Monday morning for visit with
relatives in jamestown, Kansas.
Miss Florence Turner, who at
tends Denver university, spent the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
w. s. Turner, in this city. She
states that the university will close
June IL.
The Siftings-News office is handy
for students. Come here for your
typewriting paper, pencils, paste,
erasers, etc. just received new
lot.
| fJohn H. Brushwood was a pas
senger to Denver Sunday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

Miss Myrtle Ragland, who spent
the week lend with her mother and
sisters here. returned to Denver
Monday. She was accompanied
home by Miss Jewel. who will also
remain there this summer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

TEE deriva-
. tion of
the name Ver-
mont comes
+ r o II t h e
French ''verts
nonts.' or
green noun
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
"(;ofd In the Head's

u an acute attack of Nasal Catarrh.
Those subject to frequent colds in ths
had will find that the use Of HALLS
system, cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds. Repeated at
tacks of Acute Catarrh may lead to
Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Il
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys-
fem thus reducing the Inflammation and
k1storing normal conditions.
All Druggists Circulars FREQ.
F. J. Cheney &c Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
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GL1LqAE-l||,l||.kA n.

-H O. Alien. Dentist.
S. L. Work spent Sunday in
Denver
Mrs. Eta Miner of Lawson
spent Tuesday shopping here.
Mrs. George Gathers is up and
around again after week s illness.
John Flemming of Silver Greek
vas transacting business here Tues
day.
Joe E Smith of Wallace, Kan
sas, is visiting with his family
here
Shorty G0stafson left Tuesday
afternoon for . business trip to
Denver.
Frank Thompson of the Smith
Dry Goods store spent Sunday in
Denver.
E I Plnumer left Monday af-
ternoon for Denver on short
business trip.
Misses Maud Sweet and Bess
Eicheiherger spent Sunday visit
ing in Denver.
George r Powell of Longmont
arrived ,'atarday for a visit with
Al. " Lnxion.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stroehle mo-
tored 10 Denver Tuesday to spend
the day shopping.
Attorney e l.. Regennitter left
Monday morning for Denver on +;
Legal business trip.
R. Becker. who moved to Denve
last week, spent Tuesday transact
ing business here
MIR and Mrs Charles Lerche,
of DpnIont Spent Tuesday after
soon III Idabo Sl rings.
Mrs Georgt Keys left Tuesda
afternoon for Denver for a visi
and toydo some shopping.
"Iks' Goldstein, formerly
ieweler in this city. now of Den
yer spent the week end with friend
here.
Mrs. Raleigh Stanhope and Mis-
Grass Jordan, both of Dumon
were stopping here Thursday al
ternoon.
Albert Benire. former residen
of this city. returned on Monda
evening from n visit with Pete
Roberts, upSoda creek.
W. J Stub editor of the Gilpi
county Observer, spent severa
hours here Monday. He was en-
route to Denver by auto.
Miss Pearl Hinshaw spent Sun
day visiting in Denver. She mo
tored down in the morning an,
returned in the afternoon.
Harold Anderson, of the Idah,
Springs Grocery company, motoret
to Denver Sunday morning, re
turning in the afternoon.
Mrs T. E. Heller and son
Richard, Of La Jolle, California
are visiting with Mrs Byron Car
penter for couple of weeks.
Mrs. G. W. R. Hoy is enjoying
another visit from her mother
Mrs. Ida McKillop, who has beel
spending some time in Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

Mrs. Lena Bagly, who left here
about one year ago to make her
home at Creede, Colorado, has re.
turned to Idaho Springs and will
soon begin her duties as a clerk
at the J. W. Smith dry goods store.
She is experienced in this work
and will add to the already splen.
did service of this store.