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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

fought twice at the Colosseum Club
OF Newark. winning both fights
Lewis is a newcomer in these parts
coming TO Perth Amboy from Can
ada. He weighs in at 116 and claims
the bantam title of Canada.
Young Toney. the Italian bantam
OF Perth Amboy, viii meet Teddy
Smacka. Teddy Smacka has appear
ed in these parts on a number OF
occasions and is a hard fighter. gain
ing grace in the eyes of the fans on
every trip out. Young Toney being
a local boy has a large following
in this section.
Dave Willis, of New York. who
weighs 1870 pounds. has been match
ed to meet Charlie Britton OF New
Brunswick. Britton has fnughLI
New York. Elizabeth. Newark. New
Brunswick and Perth Amboy. He
has given Kid Potty and Lew Schnet-
der many hard fights. always game
and willing. He is the kind of a
fighter who appeals TO the average
fan.
One Of the fastest bouts of the
night will be between Joseph Delayo.
of P~Iainield, and Bobby Gardner. of
New York. These two men nave
fought in all the leading cities of the
country and have been favorites in
every place. The local matchmak-
ers were fortunate in making this
match.
Tickets are now on sale in every
town in the county. The manage
ment expects a crowded house on
this night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

With ZAP Norton and Young
Hicks in the eight-round main bout
OF the American 7 legion smoker at
the Auditorium. March IT. the
matchmakers PLAYED a trump card.
These two men are leaders in their
class and the fight fans have been
anxious for them TO get together fUi
some time. Hicks, who weighs in
1t las pounds. beat Johnny Kid AL
berts in Elizabeth Two years ago ard
c aims the wel-erweight title of Inc
state held py Slbprts at that time.
Hicks has fought the best in the
state. He lately defeated Johnny
Mario of New York. in Paterson ard
two weeks ago Charlie Pitts. the
Australian champion. Hicks is clever
and fast. Norton has already ap-
peared in AmtOy and Is a favorite
Wit the facs. Since his last appear
arce in South Amboy he has secured
five hayes in a row in ami around
New Xurk. He is clever znc uses
both hands TO advantage. Norton
is said to be a comer and one of the
most dangerous men in his class.
His manager is grooming him for a
championship match.
In the semi-final Lou Schneider,
OF New York, will e Mike Demp-
sey. Of Camp Raritan. This will be
for an eight-round go.
Besides these bouts there are a
number fast prelims. Gene Johnson,
of Elizabeth, will meet Young Lewis,
of Perth Amboy. Johnson fought
Young Toney in Perth Amboy and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
PASSAIC Y. N. H. A. TEAM TO
PLAY LOCAL FIVE THURSDAY

The Y. NJ. II. A. basketball team
of this city will play the Passaic Y.
NJ. H. A. on the local court Thurs
day night. The Passaic combination
is tied for first place with Jersey
City in the Y. NJ. H. A. champion
ship of northern Jersey. and the
team has been playing a fast game
in this championship fight. The
local Y. NJ. H. A. team defeated the
Company G team of New Brunswick
in a game played in New Brunswick
Saturday night.
The Passaic team is expected TO
appear with the following lineup:
A. Cohen, forward; Gottleib. for
ward; NJ. Lefkowitz. center: Drill,
guard. who is said to be a New York
University player; Halpern, guard
Rinbler and Rosman. the latter a
Passaic high school player, will be
the extra men on hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
XEYPORT RAINB0WS
DEFEAT MATAWAN

The Rainbow Five of Keyport. de-
seated the Matawan Juniors by a
score of 45-26 in a game played on
Saturday night on the Armory court
I'm Keyport. The score at The end
of the first half was 22-12, in favor
of the Rainbows. Walling led the
Rainbows in scoring while Lyle star
red for the visitors. The teams
lined up as follows: Rainbows, Bedle
and Carhart, forwards: Walling. GEN.
.er; Dane and Cottrell. guards. Mata-
van, Craig and Van Pelt. forwards;
Lyle, center; Schenck and Weber,
guards.
The Rainbows are out for the jun
Tor Monmouth county championship
md will start a sever game series to-
right with the Keansburg Juniors on
he Keyport court. Saturday night
he teams will play at Keansburg.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
EYIl1l[nlnl
Early Bird is Wise

Connie Mack's hitting the Dixie
training camp first is significant.
Connie is grooming a team of
youngsters slowly but surely into
pennant winners.
Not this year-nor even next per-
haps-but as soon as he has had his
raw material together long enough
to season ii.
His team of gawky kids. which
was the laughing stock of the Ameri-
can League last year., Will make a
lot of trouble this season.
Comics idea of showing manager
ial cunning is to build ball clubs-not
buy them.
He has two full months to teach
his kids his strategy and drill the
mechanics of baseball into them.
Connie, the builder, is not only ar
early bird but a mighty wise me-.
Cue Throne Wobbles
The Willie Hoppe of today has
the edge at billiards over the Edou-
ard Horemans of today.
But the day is coming when
Hoppe will fall victim to the Bel
gian.
Horemans has been playing bill
lizards only eight years.
Hoppe has played billiards since
he was seven. He is now thirty-two.
His life has been spent in train
ing.
He's the worlds best. But he is
at the zenith of his ability. He is
making the same scores he made
years ago.
Horemans is young at the game.
He shoots better every game he
plays.
The careers of training OF Hoppe
and Horemans are entirely opposite
one trained since childhood. the
other began after becoming a man.
If Horemans continues to improve
Hoppe will be uncrowned as worlds
billiard king eventually.
Twenty-round bouts are now legal
in the Philippines. AS yet no island
promoter has gotten in touch with
rd
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
DRY D0CKsFIVE
LOSE To LEGION
South Amboy Team Wins
Hard Fought Game Last
Night by Three Points.

fBy Evening News Correspondent
SOUTH AMBOY, March Chris
Mulrain's American Legion basket
ball team chalked up another VIC
tory on the high school court here
last night. the Dry Dock combina-
ton OF Perth Amboy furnishing the
opposition in this confess. When
the forty minutes of play had been
completed, the home combination
was on the high side of a 22-1s
score Next week the Perth Amboy
American Legion team is scheduled
to play a return game on the local
court
The size of the high school court
and the fact that it is completely
netted around, prevented heavy
scoring from the field. The home
combination scored six field goals
t o two by the shipworkers. AL
eight double counters were of the
sensational character The Legion
team led at half time, 1910.
Bennett, who refereed the game
called a total of fifty-four fouls. of
which twenty-nine were on the
home team. Although all the play
ers on both teams took a part in
"roughing it up" the tactics of
Halstead. who was held scoreless
from the field by Harold Runyon.
the Dry Dock center. were the most
noticeable Roessler and Allen each
scored two field goals for the home
team, while CANTON led in total
points. Handerhan and Brownmiller
were the visitors foul shooters.
Dottas Lose
In a preliminary game the Dotta
Girls of Perth Amboy were defeated
by the Independent Girls team of
this place by u score of 1876. The
home girls outplayed their oppon-
ents at all stages of the game Miss
Benefits work being mainly re-
sponsible for the victory. The home
team led at half time. 5-4.
The core:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
K. Of {. BEATS
STAR" TEAM
Regulars Defeat Toolan's
Team; Columbus Club Out
fit Bests Woodbridge.

Barney Toolan's All Stars fur
nIshed opposition to the regular
knights Of Columbus team of the
local council last night. when 1t was
announced the Tottenville Knights
Of Columbus team would moi put in
an appearance. The Amboy Casey"
team was successful in this contest,
f0-15. In the other contest the
Columbus Club team defeated the
Woodbridge Knights of Columbus
outfit 24-17. The games were play
ed on the local Knights court.
Ed Flynn featured for the
Knights team in their victory over
The Stars, running up an individual
score of twenty points. enough to
alone. defeat Toolan's combine.
REILLY was high man for the home
team. while Rudy led the visitors
IN score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

When Hooper of the RED Sox
was traded to the WHITE Sox did
it make him BLUE? Something
patriotic about it.
The player limit rule prevents the
st. Louis management from stack
ing the Cards.
The White Sox seem to be getting
so cocky about their prospects that
their roster IS almost a rooster.
The first time Faber gets caught
between first and second, in an at
tempt to swipe a base. the village
wit will probably call it an inter-
Urban play.
Two wrestlers struggled for six
hours in Bangor. Me-, and then quit
from exhaustion. Lewis could have
saved either one 5 hours, So minutes
and 50 seconds.
Some baseball squads went south
to train; then stood around and
watched it rain.
Someone from every country
wants to take the Davis cup away
from America. Causing a lot of
racket.
Mention a spitball artist to a
school teacher and she'll shudder.
Evers is hoping that Pitcher Oscar
Fuhr will make his last name fly
when the season opens.
Latest bid for Dempsey-Carpen-
tier battle is S5S5,O00. Not enough
jack, by George. says Richard.
After short lunching on a circuit
jaunt a ball player is always glad to
see the home plate.
And now Babe Ruth thinks he'll
pitch for a change. Says he's got
about all the change he can get u
Of home run swatting.
Tommy Madden of the Syracuse
Internationals is keeping an eye
peeled for let-out big leaguers.
Many a good hand made from dis
cards.
In the old days the Pittsburg
Pirates were so anxious to get John
Henry Wagner to sign up. they vir-
tually took his John Henry" away
from him. And he rose to fame as
Hans.
Everyone is interested in the way
the trade winds of baseball blow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
To Fowl Two-man Teams

Tomorrow night the American
Smelling & Refining Company two
man team. consisting of jenkins and
Einhorn. will bowl a two-man team.
Dolan and Sullivan. representing the
Barber Asphalt Paving Company.
The winner will be the team taking
FIVE out Of nine games rolled on
Bohnsack's alleys The match will
start at $50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
BEATTY LEADS
"" LEAGUE
Patterns Team End in Basket
ball Journey Beatty Won
Over Patten Last Night.

Beatty's team in the Y. NJ. C. A.
league went into first place last night
as a result of their win over Patterns
combination of court tossers. Sill
ver's team is in last place. having
lost their only two games played.
Sieber's team defeated Silver's OUT
fit. $50. but Beatty's team won
over Patterns combination 4S-19.
Ths score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
III. S. Boys Play Tomorrow

The Perth Amboy High school
boys varsity basketball team is
scheduled TO play a return game with
the Atlantic Highlands High School
team at Atlantic Highlands tomor-
row afternoon. The Crimson and
White representatives scored easy
win over the boys from down the
coast. in a game on the local court
earlier in the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
Nelson's Champs
ST. Nfary's Five Win

The St. Mary's Parochial school
basketball team travelled 10 Plainfield
last Saturday. where they handed a
drubbing to the Mt. ST. Mary's school
team of that place by a of 81
3. Heenan was the individual star
in the visitors lineup. alone scor-
ing nineteen points.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
Al WINS LOSES
OUT To MUNDY
South River Trapshooter De-
featS Red Bank National
Champion at HazIet.
"a EvenInE News correspondent.l

IBy EVenlng News C-orrespondent.l
kEYPORT, March S:-Five
squads of shooters attended the first
shoot Of the month at the Hazlet
Gun & Rifle Club traps here Satur-
day afternoon, some good ore be-
ing made.
The program consisted of legs on
the WINS trophy. the Bogardus tro-
ply and the three months trophy
which six money vents were shot.
Thc- Ecnrar mara ~ Fnllnn-a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
GENOLCOP0 WINS 2
FROM NlELSEM'S MEN

The Genolocopo bowling team
took two of the three games from
the Nelson's Champs in a set of
games rolled last night on the Y. NJ.
c. A. alleys
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

AS a special attraction a match
for the championship of the club
was shot between A. l.. WINS of Red
Bank and Oscar Mundy of South
Amboy. on the first twenty-five
targets the score was a tie. making
both contestants 22 out of a possible
IS. The shoot off was Won by
Mundy with "a out of 25 TO WINS
FL. Mundy viii have 10 defend his
title at the next shoot Of the club
against DIR. H. w. Hartman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

Silver
Sieber
mn PLAY in TnftenxiIIe

The Laurel Junior basketball
team win travel to T~ottenville To-
night where they will play a game
with the Tottenyille Junior team-
The Laureis will line up with Glo-
chau. Zaiari. DAILY. Brown and Stq{k
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

TORONTO-The Canadian Open
Golf championship will be held over
the course of the Toronto Golf Club
June 20 and "a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

When Hooper joins Chicago to
Continue earning rocks.
He'll change his uniform, of course,
And also change his Sox.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

Twenty-round bouts r To- legal
in the Philippines. AS yet no island
promoter has gotten in touch with
Richard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

Everyone is interested in the way
the trade winds of baseball blow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

The White Sox seem to be getting
so cocky about their prospects that
their roster IS almost a rooster.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

In the old days the Pittsburg
Pirates were so anxious to get John
Henry Wagner to sign up. they vir-
tually took his John Henry" away
from him. And he rose to fame as
Hans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
The score:
Columbus Club

Referee. James Mullen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

Tommy Madden of the Syracuse
Internationals is keeping an eye
peeled for let-out big leaguers.
Many a good hand made from dis
cards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08
Dry Docks

Referee. Bennett.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

The first time Faber gets caught
between first and second, in an at
tempt to swipe a base. the village
wit will probably call it an inter-
Urban play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

Two wrestlers struggled for six
hours in Bangor. Me-, and then quit
from exhaustion. Lewis could have
saved either one 5 hours. SO minutes
and 50 seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

And now Babe Ruth thinks he'll
pitch for a change. Says he's got
about all the change he can get out
of home run swatting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

Some baseball squads went south
to train; then stood around and
watched it rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-03-08

When Hooper of the RED Sox
was traded to the WHITE Sox did
it make him BLUE? Something
patriotic about it.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-14

Tho Methodist IadieS Aid held its
bazaar in the building occupied by ina
liermlston Light n Power company
last Saturday.
The DE Marco-Aistrup entertainers
We're here last Wednesday evening in
the second number Of the Nccum
Icourse. Their numbers were both
vocal and instrumental and included
several Italian melodies. The next
lycenm number is to he next month.
The newly elected officers of the
Hermiston post of the American I.e-
gion include Harry Kelley. post com
'mdnder; RAYMOND Longhorn, vice
commander. Earl Kingsley. post ad-
.jutant Bernard Mainwaring. CORE
.spondent. and Or. W. w. nlsley. chap
lain. The executive committee fo,,
next year is Harry Kelley. Earl Kings
ley. Raymond Longhorn Hollis Per
.cey and Clarence Carson. Ernest
Waterman is athletic officer and
Floyd AmeS. sergeant at arms. The
post expects to have basketball
team. \ committee is at work on
plans for a play in January. Guns
will soon be- here for the use OF the
post In drills and ceremonies. About
.70 ex-service men are eligible to the
local post and efforts are being made
to have all OF them enrolled.
Tom Marzen, manager ef the city
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-14

said that the American Legion is an
organization of trained murderers op-
posed To organized labor"
When questioned by the Legion
commander, Shoemaker denied having
made such a statement lie declared,
however according to Ritchie's suit.
that the Legion has created labor dis
urhances in which men We're killed."
that the Legion lis subsidized by big
business and the packers have con-
trihuted to it, and that the eX-seryice
men are opposed to organized labor"
These statements, Rnchie charges,
are wicked, malicious and false
Shoemaker says he is not a member
Of amy union His army record shows
he was discharged after six days Of
service.
Ritchie's step, the first Of its kind
in the history of the Legion, is com-
mended by George l.. Berry. Nashville.
Tenn, president Of the Information, !
Printing PresSmen's Onion, himself a
world war veteran. In a telegram to
labor leaders here snd to Dennis Lane.
secretary of the Amalgamated Meat
Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Chica-
go, Berry also requests the union Off
cials to issue statement and take
necessary additional action To nail the
unjusiifiahlc action and statements OF
Shoemaker or such others as may be
engaged in similar practices.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-14
SANTA CLAUS

Has decided tO make PendlctOn his
headquarters. and has established his
nrfiSe i'm ToSIand OF The Peoples Ware
house. the Gift store. He will wei
come all little kiddies and take their
orders for his Christmas Eve delivery.
BRING THE KIDDIES
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-14

auditorium, announces dance for
/ Christmas eve.
The Baptist sunday school is plan
lining u unique Christmas entertain
lmont They announce that it will be
different from anything ever seen
/ here
The Hermistou Women's commu-
nifty club and the Columbia Women's
7 INcighhorhood club have both gone ON
record as fayorng the retention of the
county home demonstration agent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-14
AMERICAN LEGION FILES
I, SUIT FOR DAMAGES

OMAHA, Neh., Dec, 1t.-To stop
such contemplate lies and show union
labor that We resent charges of being
opposed To them the American Le-
gion of Nebraska by its commander,
William Ritehie Jr.. has filed suit To
collect 100000 damages against f. II.
shoemaker, alleging libel. in the courts
of this city.
I'm a speech before a butchers union
local, Shoemaker is quoted as harins
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-14
Slippers

We can't think Of any other
rift that will express the wish
cs of one member of the fami-
IN TO the other for solid fOm-
fort than slippers. There are
many ways of so doing among
these gift slippers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-12-14
why CoRNs TORTURE

They press nerves like pebble in The shoe
Any pressure on the corn pounds the aching
nerves, causing intense pain.
To relieve this torture the nerve pressure must
be removed.
ADS. New Method Corn Treatment is best
because it panlessy loosens the root and alp
so you can lift it out with the fingers.
Made by American Druggists Syndicate. -.
TALLMAN & co.
PenllctOn. Oregon
Where a. .. s. Reliable Remedies
and Pure Drugs are Sold
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-09-30
WHITING

Miss Ada SelEck of Middlebury is
staying at Harry Pierce's for two or
three weeks.
W. A. Lerned and family have clos
ed their summer home and returned
to Newton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Williams picked
three quarts OF red raspberries in their
pasture September 15
The ladies were very pleasantly en-
tertained at the Hall Friday evening,
it being Ladies Night in the Mems
Club.
Miss Elizabeth Wells is teaching in
the Brandon graded school and Miss
Ellen Taylor has returned to her posi-
ton in the Pittsford grades.
Mrs. Sarah Needham and Miss Edith
Needham have been spending the past
week at Harlan Halls in Orwell
Robert Ketcham of Boston, Mass,
was with friends in town few days
last week. He was called here by the
illness and death Of his aunt, Miss Ella
p Ketcham of Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Webster Miss
Maud Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Kratz and little daughter Dorothy of
North Wales, Pa, left Monday morn
ing for their home after spending about
ten days with relatives and friends
here and in East Shoreham.
Miss Ella Ketcham, who died in
Brandon September "a, was formerly
a resident of Whiting but moved to
Brandon with her sister a few years
ago. Funeral services we're held at her
home in Brandon Monday afternoon
and the burial was in the Whiting
cemetery in the family lot. She made
many friends in Brandon and left
many in Whiting to mourn her loss.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-09-30
LINCOLN

Mrs. A. E. Cushman is working in
be mill.
G. H. Barnard has begun to move
/ Bristol.
Mrs. E. F. Thayer of Warren was in
Dwn Friday.
]. H. Minham has bought the T. H.
argent place.
S. L. Slack of Worcester, Mass, was
b town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Clark are in
|pringfeld, Mass.
A son was born to Mr., and Mrs.
harold Atkins last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Benedict OF Proc
or were in town last week.
The work on Warren mountain is
yell begun. Ernest Sargent is over
eer.
Ralph Thompson is gaining slowly
i the Mary Fletcher hospital in Bur
ington.
W. B. Brown of Connecticut spent a
ew days last week with his sister Mrs.
Arthur Butterfield
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rhodes and Mr..
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-09-30
EAST STARKSBORO

Caryl R. Phillips returned to Bos-
ton Sunday night.
Joshua Brown and family were at
Louise Browns Sunday.
Daniel Hallock, a life long resident
of the place, died Friday night.
Sheldon Stokes was on Brown Hill
Wednesday to see his mother who is i'll
Myron Ross and wife visited Mrs
Ross mother at the State hospital on
Monday.
Clayton Phillips and wife, Shirley
and Donald Phillips were in Mont
pelier Sunday.
Mrs. c. E. Phillips and Caryl Phil
lips and Cora Snow were in Burlng-
ton Tuesday.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-09-30

and Mrs. S. H. Buell. have gone on a
ten days trip to Stowe.
L. o. Lamorder has finished working
for the Lincoln Manufacturing Co., and
has gone to work in s. H. BuelPs gTist
mill
Mrs. D. L. Garland, Mrs. L. E.
Jakman, Mrs. E. M. Tucker and Mrs
Ed. Stowe were in Burlington Septem-
Der 20
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tucker Mr..
and Mrs Justin Tucker and Mrs Al
ice Tucker were called to Burlington to
visit Mrs. w. H. Cardell OF Bristol
who is very six in the Mary Flether
hospital
Clifton Parent of this town and Miss
Gladys Devoid Of Vergennes were
united in marriage September IS at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Devoid by the Rev. Fred
erik Buttery. They will reside in this
town.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1921-09-30

1t looks now as though this country
will get Bergdoll about the same time
the the British hang the kaiser Bal
timore American