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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
ROBERTS WINS
z ROUND BOUT
Given Decision Over Larry
Williams at SiSco Park, S.
l., Last Night

All Roberts, Staten Island heavy
weight champion, added another fea-
Their to his cap last night, when he
was given the decision over Larry
Williams, recognized heavy champion
Of the New England states, in a r.
round bout staged at Sisco Park, S.
l., last night under the supervision
of the Brighton Boxing Club of Port
Richmond.
Although Williams showed the eff
fects of considerable punishment
melted out by the Staten Islander
during the dozen rounds of the fight.
neither boxer was in any real danger
throughout the contest. Roberts
staggered his opponent with his kayo
right several times, but the New Eng
land boxer succeeded in weathering
the storm and warding off his oppon-
ent for the remainder of the per-
iod.
Joe Jeanette, colored ex-pug, who
is doing a great deal in bringing Rob-
erts to the fore, was in the Staten
Island boxers corne last night,
while Willie Lewis acted as corner
mentor for the New England fighter.
In the bout last night Roberts slight
ly injured his hand, but this injury.
1t is believed, will not prevent the
Island champion from carrying out
his plan in regard to an active ring
campaign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
BEAT
BLUE AND GREYS
In ten Inning Battle Monday
--Lehighs claim Win Over
CIOverS

In n of the best games played
on the United Lead works diamond
in some time, the Lehigh combina-
ton nosed out an opposing North
Amboy outfit, the Blue and Greys
in a ten-inning battle on Monday
afternoon. The final score of the
game was 80. Stratton, of South
Amboy, pitched for the Blue and
Greys, while Mosko twirled for the
Lehighs, and mound honors were
about evenly decided.
The Lehighs scored two runs in
the fourth inning, and their oppo-
nents evened the score in the next
session.. The two teams battled for
five innings without a score, the Le-
highs finally sending q counter
across in the tenth. Each team COL
lected five hits and neither side made
an error.
Lehighs Claim Game.
The Lehigh nine claims the game
played with the Glover nine on the
Lumber field diamond Sunday after
noon, which ended in a dispute. The
Lehigh manager claims the Glover
team would not agree with a de-
cision of the umpire. The Lehighs
were leading at the time.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
WOODBRIDGE TEAM ON TOP
IN TWO BIG DIAMOND GAMES

The Woodbridge F. C. baseball
team won two games over the week
end registering a win lis owe the
White Stars of this city on Sunday
afternoon, and a victory ove the
Port Reading Tigers on Monday
afternoon by a score of 1875. Prion
pitched for the Woodbridge team
against the White Stars, while
Johnny Kopko was on the mound
for the Amboy team. The victors
collected eleven hits to seven by the
Stars.
Prion also occupied the mound
for the Woodbridge nine in the hol-
iday game. while Searles did the
pitching for the Tigers. The Tigers
made five hits to fifteen by the
Woodbridge club. Next Sunday the
Woodbridge team will play the
Roosevelt A. A. nine on the latter's
grounds. Guiles, Woodbridge catch
er. and Jardot. right fielder. feat
ured for the Woodbridge team at
bat in these games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
HOLY TRINITY
WIN TWO GAMES
NeImetta Team Defeats Say
reviIIe and Jamesburg, But
Lose to EmeraldS

HELMETTA. Sept. 1.-THE Holy
Trinity baseball team took two out
of three games in a three-game
series over the weekend, winning
from the Sayreville A. c. and the
State Home for Boys. h game
lost was to the Emeralds of Perth
Amboy.
on Saturday afternoon the Sayre-
Vile A. c.. made a hard try to land
q. victory in the third inning when
six runs were scored but this was
their first and only chance to get In
the run-getting. Helmetta scored IN
the third and fifth and won after an
exciting finish. The score follows:
HeImetta -. 0 0 5 0 2 0 0 Q x-7
S. A. C. .... 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0-6
Batteries: Helmetta, Mondoker'
d; I eter Latkanic, C; ~~Sayreviiie'
Gallagher, p: Smith, c..
Two base hits, Holtz. Fritz. z.
Struck out, Mondoker, l.
I The game with the State Home
for Boys Monday morning was a
batting bee for the locals and was
featured by the playing iof Peter
Latkanic for Helmetta while Del
Sante for the visitors excelled at the
bat. The score follows:
Helmetta. 4 s 0 0 2 0 0 0 3 x-l0
s. Home. 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 O. 8
Batteries: Helmetta, Mondoker
and Holtz, p: Latkanic. C; State
Home, DelSante. p: Steel, c.
Two base hits, Hultz, Latkanlc.
Three base hits, Callahan. truck
out, Mondoker. 2; Holtz, A; DelSante'
1; Clark, 6.
The Emeralds of Perth Amboy
won over the Helmetta team in a
game filled with excellent playing by
both teams. Perth Amboy put the
game on the safe side in the fifth
when Mansfield was hit by a pitched
ball., stole second and third and
scored on Levine's long fly to Gala
han, it being fielded slowly.
A ninth-inning rally by the home
team under ordinary circumstances
would have won. Callahan first up
hit a terrific liner to centrefield that
Kennedy stabbed with one hand af-
ter a big jump. Witkowsky was hit
bv a pitched ball. Paul Latkanic,
pinch-hitter for Valek, hit a two
Dagger and scored Witkowsky but
the other two were easy outs. The
Perth Amboy 8 o3o10 OF
Helmetta. 80. 1 l 2 0 / 0 0 0 IL
Batteries: Emeralds, Desmond. p:
Jones. G.: Helmetta, Delaney and
Holtz, p; Peter Latkanic. c. Two
base hits, Timko, Peter Latkanlc,
Paul Latkanic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
AMERICAN FLYERS WIN TWO
and LOSE ONE IN TWO DAYS

The American Flyers basebaEl
team won two games and lost n
yer the weekend and holiday. The
st. Emery combination defeated the
Flyers on the Lumber field diamondo
81, on Sunday afternoon, while the1
Athletics and Pastimes lost to ting
Flyers on Monday afternoon. by 655
and 6-5 scores respectively. -
Bill Frazer and Peterson G
prised the battery for the Flyers e
Sundays game. Haney and Petersof
were in the points for the team til
the first game on Monday afternoon.'
and Red" Mallet pitched the seq
ond game on Labor Day. ~
The St. Emery team succeeded irzs
getting an cary lead in the Sundaxsl
game, while the Tly ers gained the
advantage at the start of the twT
games on Monday afternoon anda
succeeded in holding same through
out,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
JUNIOR HARMONY Nine EVEN -,
IN TWO WEEKEND GAMES

The Junior Harmony baseball
team, a local combination, broke
even in two games over the week
end and holiday. The Harmony
team travelled to South River on
Sunday afternoon where they were
nosed out by the Nationals of that
place in a hard fought game by a
score of So, and on Monday after
noon the Harmony team travelled to
Mt. Loretta, S. l.. and handed a
lacing to the representative team of
that place. also By a So GORE.
Gardella and Jensen comprised
the battery for the Harmony combi-
nation in both of these games. The
game on Labor Day was called in
the seventh inning on account of
darkness.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
DISPUTES END
THREE CANES
Two Maurer Games and
CIover-Lehigh Games Are
Undecided

Three games over the week end.
two on Sunday and one on Labor
Day ended in disputes. and the con-
tending teams in all three games
are contestants for the light senior
championship of the city. The Clo-
ver-Lehigh, and West Amboy-Mau-
rer games on Sunday afternoon
were uncompleted, and the Maurer-
Pioneer contest on Monday after
noon was unfinished.
The Lehigh-Clover game ended
in the seventh inning with the for
mer team in the lead. when the Le-
highs failed to agree with the UNI
pire-in-chief in a Lewiston in which
one of the Glover players was de-
clared safe. The West Amboy-
Maurer game ended with the Maui
rer combination in the lead, when
the former team agreed not to abide
by a decision of the umpire. On
Monday afternoon the umpire-in-
chief called q Maurer man safe al
home in the eleventh inning of the
game between the Maurer and Pho
nee nine. but the latter team con-
tends the runner was out by five feet
and before the .Maurer manager
could recall his men to the diamond
they had disappeared in the belief
that the contest had ended in their
favor.
The Glover manager announces
that he is willing to play the Lehigh
team for a side bet, and the Pho
neer manager announced last night
that his team is ready to play the
Maurer combination for a side bet.
The Pioneers won a game and play
ed q tie game over the week end
the Cl0vers won two and disputed
enc, while the Maurer combination
lost one and played two disputed
games over the week end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
PEERLESS BASEBALL Nine
WINS TWO WEEKEND GAMES

The Peerless baseball nine defeat
ed the Iselin Rainbows and the
Monitor baseball teams in games
over the week end. The Iselin team
met defeat on Sunday afternoon by
a score of 20. while the Monitor
team met defeat on Monday after
noon by a score of SO.
Robertson was on the mound for
the Peerless combination in the
game at Iselin. while Anderson
pitched for the home team, Kruppa
pitched for the Peerless cembina-
ton on Labor Day, while Brooks
and Mitko divided the mound for
the Monitors.
Manager j.. Kozusko of the Peer
les steam is without a game for this
| Sunday and other Sunday dates this
season. Address challenges to S3l
Alpine street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
"Y" gymnasium
SOON ACTIVE
Physical Director Pew is Ar
ranging Schedules of Va
ri0uS Classes

Work was commenced today in
the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium. prepar-
ing the floor and equipment for the
opening of fall and winter gymna-
SUM classes. Physical Director
Schuyler C. Pew was back at his
1esk arranging his winter schedule
yesterday, after a months vacation,
and it is expected the classes this
rear will be larger than last. At
tendance figures on Director Pew's
records show an increase of the num-
ser of men and boys in the various
classes as the time passed.
The business mems gym classes
will get under way on Monday, Sep
iember 10, at which time regular
exercise will be gone through. Those
who have been contemplating join
Ing one of the two business mems
classes are urged to see the physical
director at once and arrange to en-
ter at the beginning of the season.
From now until September 10 the
business men will have drop In
Masses on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays from 5:15 until
1880 with nc regular routine.
In order that all of the present
members of the business mons
classes might be sure of assignment
10 a certain class each is requested
10 sign up with Physical Director
Pew before Sept. 10. The Monday
and Thursday night business mems
classes will be somewhat different
rom the Tuesday and Friday night
Masses this year., the former being
Tor the younger business men who
aesire' a more strenuous routine OF
exercise and harder competitive
sames. The Tuesday and Friday
Masses will be for the older men. ex-
Nrcises being assigned accordingly.
After Sept. 10 all new members will
We assigned to a class by the physf-
tai director. Glasses begin at 5:15
md continue until $3.50.
The senior classes will get I'M
der way Monday night, Sept. rs. at
B:l5 o'clock. Their schedule will
most likely be the same AS last year,
they having Monday and Thursday
nights at the same time. These
classes are for the younger members
of the senior department who go in
for the more vigorous sports.
The regular boys classes will
start Monday, Oct. 3, but commence
ing Sept. &c drop in" classes will
be conducted along the old schedule.
Physical I<"ector Pew is awaiting
the return of Boys Work Secretary
Fenby w. Scott from his vacation
and Wedding trip before starting the
boys classes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
WIN
AND PLAY TIE
Defeat Huguenot Nine and
Play II Inning Tie Game
With Maurer Team

The Pioneer baseball team de-
feated the Huguenot nine at Hugue-
not, S. l., on Sunday afternoon by a
score of 1916, and played a tie game
with the Maurer nine on the Maurer
grounds Monday afternoon. The
latter game ended in the last half of
the eleventh inning when the Pho
neer outfit disputed a decision of the
umpire which gave the home team
a run and the game. 1t is said h
Pioneer manager did lot have a
chance to protest the decision mas
much as the Maurer players ran
off the field as soon as the winning
run was SEN across the platter.
Newmark pitched for the Pho
neers in Sundays game, while Gull
lowsen twirled for the home team.
The Pioneer hurler allowed three
safeties, while the visitors collected
sixteen hits off the Huguenot
twirler. j. Let's and Crowl led at
the bat for the Pioneers, the former
with a three base hit. Jamison Sc
cured two of the Huguenot teams
three hits.
Olsen pitched for the pioneers in
the Monday game, while Henry Ia
lari started for the Maurer nine,
and Dunton finished the contest.
The Maurer combination scored six
runs in the first inning, four in the
third, n in the fourth and the pro-
tested counter in the eleventh. The
Pioneers score one in the second
five in the fourth, two in the sev-
enth, one in the eighth and two in
the ninth. The Maurer team made
twelve hits to sixteen by the visit
ing batters.
The Pioneer combination is will
ing to play the Maurer team on the
Raritan Copper Works field for a
side bet, with an umpire to be de-
cided on by the managers of the two
teams.
The box score:
Dionnna.c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
J. NJ Sorenson Wins Big
Labor Day Rifle Match

J.. NJ. Sorenson of the Perth AM
boy Rifle Association won first place
in the annual Labor Day rifle match
at New Brunswick Monday and
George Peterson, also of the Amboy
club, was a close second to Sorenson.
The winner of the individual scoring
honor also won the bullseye match.
setting up a new record for this Sec
ton of the state. He made sixteen
successive bullseyes or 500 yards.
The bullseye record almost equals
the marine record cor made at
Sea Girt last week, whe. nineteen
successive bullseyes were made at a
distance of 500 yards.
The individual scores made Mon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07

The Monitor baseball team defeat-
ed the Penn Giants on the City
grounds Monday afternoon by
score of is, and evened the series
between these two combinations.
Each team has won two games to
date, and three remain to be played.
Bruck pitched for the Monitors in
this game, while Robertson did the
twirling for the Giants. Kosh, Sko-
gan and Kruppa featured at the bat
for the winning team, while Miller
and Robertson led the Giants with
the willow.
The score by innings:
Monitors. . 1 2 l 1 0 0 0 0 2-7
Penn Giants. 0 0 0 0 / 0 4 0 0--5
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
Nine Beats White Stars

The Protection nine Of South Am
boy defeated the White Star nine of
this city on the Sacred Heart
grounds Labor Day afternoon by a
score of 14-5. Hess was on the
mound for the home team, while
Kopko did the pitching for the Wis
itine team. The Protection combi-
nation outhit their opponents u
teen to five.
Nelson led the visiting team at
bat, while Stanton was the heavy
sticker for the visitors. The Pro-
lection team led during the major
part of the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
Harmony Again Beats Roosevelt.

The Harmony baseball team of
Roosevelt won the deciding game of
a series to decide the borough cham
p~ionship. on Sunday afternoon by de-
feating the Roosevelt f. c. nine, 81
in a twelve inning game. Love
pitched for the Harmony team, while
Dehart occupied the mound for the
Field Club. Each team scored in the
fifth inning, the Harmony team scor-
ing the first of the twelfth, after
which the Roosevelt team was held
scoreless in the last half of this in
ming. T. Donoghue led with the stick
for the losing team, while Elko,
Dzurilla and Young were the batting
stars for the winning team. Next
Sunday these two teams play the
Perth Amboy representative team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
WIN
At HELMETTh
Defeat Holy Trinity Nine on
Monday Afternoon---
Series Even

The Emerald baseball team of this
city evened their score with the
Holy Trinity nine of Helmetta on
the latter's grounds Monday after
noon. by taking a game played onr
this date by a score of rs. Ther
contest wa. bitterly fought through-s
out and was featured by the pitching
OF BAN" Desmond, fielding of xen-
needy and Levine and the batting ~
j.. Miller fer tho visitors. ThcE
home team made a decided effort tea
even the score in the last of thet
ninth one run being sent across the
platter rs a result CT a double by al
pinca hitter. IN
The bpX score: y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
Blazing q Win

The Blazing Stars baseball team
defeated the Red Stars nine Sunday
afternoon on the Oaks diamond in a
thirteen inning game by a score of
9-S. 10th sent in the winning run
Polchacky and Andrews comprised
the battery for the winning team,
while Aldurn pitched and Petrauski
caught for the losers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
Amboy Midgets Win

The Amboy Midgets easily de-
feated the PAGERS m of the strong
est midget teams in this city, Sun
day morning by a score OF 22-4. The
game was called in the sixth inning
ewing to it's one-sidedness. John
Chuma pitched for the winning
team. The Amboy Midgets would
like to play the Lawton Midgets or
Newsboys for the midget champion
ship of the city. Address challenges
to Alfred Goldstein, 1876 Fayette
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
Highest Scores Made

J. NJ. Sorenson made sixteen sue
~cessive bullseyes on 500 yards, Fred
Cole eight. bullseyes on 500 yards,
George Peterson sever bullseyes on
500 yards and Charles Omerle seven
bullseyes on 500 yards.
The Perth Amboy riflemen are
training a team to meet any club in
the state next spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
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slip between the sheets with
out a comeback.
Prince Albert is the tobac-
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smoke a pipe - forget it!
You GARLAND YOU WILL
if you use Prince Albert
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or a cigarette!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
Charleston Wins Two Games

The Charleston A. A. baseball
team defeated the Staten Island All,
Leaguers on Sunday and Monday.
afternoon, the first game being de-,
cided by a score of 17-S, and the
Monday game by an SIS score These
games were played at Charleston, s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
HuguenOt

The score Dy lnnInBS:
Pioneers ...... O201013O SIS
Huguenot 80. 1 1900 0 0 l. S
The summary: Three base hit, D.
Let's. Two base hits, Newmark and
Crowl. Struck out by Newmark 10,
by Gullowsen Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07

Summary-Two base hits-Strat-
ton and Shuback. Sacrifice hit
Peary. Left on bases-Lehighs, 2;
Blue & Greys, 8. Bases on balls-off
Mosko, 5: Stratton. 8. Struck out
by Masko, 10; by Stratton, 6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
Sport Comment
IN All Fields

So Mike Gibbons wants to fight
thirty fights in thirty nights. Out to
splinter a record.
Boozefighters, in the old days,
were like that. Just one battle after
another. And you remember what
they got?
Punishment! Usually thirty days.
Gibbons, too. will be punished if
he carries cut any such fool idea.
Prizefighters, like baseball pitchers
and race horses, need rest to keep
in condition.
Even though Mike should not be
physically wrecked by his strong
man stunt. and the possibility of
that is great. he is certain to have
to bear in the future the humiliation
of having been beaten by second
raters who would have been easy
picking for him had he been in
shape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

Boston 6, New York 2.
Philadelphia 5. Brooklyn 2.
st. Louis l., Chicago 0.
(First Camel
st. Louis 8, Chicago 2.
(Second Cameo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
GAMES TODAY
American O

Boston at New York (two games.)
Detroit at Cleveland.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
HOLY Trinity
Slated for valek in 9th inning. !,

The score by innings: ~.
Emeralds ...... 3030010 0 0-sss
Helmetta ...... 11201000 1--T
Two base hits j.. Thomas. Pete
Latkanic and Paul Latkanic. Sacri-1l
flee hits, l.. Miller 2: Levine. DoubI6x
plays, Levine , Mansfield to j. Mil
Ter 2; Desmond, Mansfield to j. Mile
Ter. Hit by pitcher, Delaney, Wita
kowski and T.. Anderson. Struck outl
by Desmond 2, Holtz Z. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
international League

Jersey City at Newark.
Baltimore at Reading.
Rochester at Toronto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07

New York at Philadelphia 1.-TWO
games.)
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
American League

Boston 2. New York l..
Philadelphia Z, Washington /.
Cleveland 2. St. Louis /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
Yesterdays

yesterdays
Morris Block. president of the San
Antonio ball club, once let iris
Speaker get away in the yesterdays
because he didn't think Spoke was
worth $50 a month.
Block released Jeff Tesreau, also,
because he didn't think Jeff was
worth $S5 a month.
Maybe they weren't. But, Tesreau
became a star with the Giants. And
Speaker draws more salary every
day in the year than Block figured
he was worth in a month, some is
years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07

Abe Mitchell. the British golfer
of long driving fame, has introduced
a new slogan into the game.
1t is-"Hit at the ball"
He says that the fault of the aver
age golfer is that he pays more at
tention to his follow through" than
he does at walloping the ball.
Mitchell holds a record of driving
for 314 yards.
He practices what he breaches.
That's a good reason to believe he Is
right in his "Hit at the ball" slogan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07

thing you do next
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No use sitting-by and say
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
International League

Cleveland 2, st. Louis /.
International League
Baltimore s, Jersey City Z.
(First Camel
Jersey City 6, Baltimore 8.
(Second Cameo
Newark 5, Reading l.
(First Camel
Newark 6. Reading 2.
(Second Camel
Buffalo 2. Toronto /.
Rochester ~, Syracuse s..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07
Blue and Greys

B. & G. ..... 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 %
Lehighs .... 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1-3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07

The individual scores made Mon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-07

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-03-23
j, S.-RUSSIAN
RELATIONS ARE
BEFORE HUGHES
American Government COnsid'
ering Changes From Will
son Policy

Washington, Mar. 23.-Early con-
sideration is to be given to relations
between the United States and Soviet
Russia, it was indicated today at the
state department. Formal announce
ment of any change in the relations
Of the two countries or in any of the
rulings of the Wilson administration
may not be made for sometime, but Il
was made clear that already certain
notifications Of those rulings either
are under consideration or have been
made.
These decisions were reported inde-
pendent Of the appeal from the Soviet
government to President Harding and
the American government for re-
sumption of trade relations between
the United Sattes and Russia. That
appeal reached the state department
today from the White House.
@@ Not Shown Harding.
The appeal was received at the
White House and sent to the state de-
partment without being called to the
attention of President Harding.
In event Of an agreement by the
United States to treat with the Soviet
government it was said there would
be no bars to the entrance of a dele
cation to the United States which the
Soviet proposes to send here to nego-
tiate a trade agreement, according to
wireless.