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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-12-22
WATER BOARD
GUT EXPENSES
Act to Reduce Operating
Costs at Last Meeting of
the Year
BUDGET Is DRAWN UP
Anticipate Revenue Will be
$4,000 Greater Than An
ticipated Expenses
BUDGET IS DRAWN UP

The Board of Water Commission
ers last night considered their 1921
budget and after several cuts, re-
duced the appropriations and expen-
ses for 1922 from $325,000, the hg-
ure allowed this year in the budget,
TO s2SS,00O, a cut of $4,000
Fronted with an unusual prob
lem, owing to the interest on the
reservoir bonds, sinking fund ana
other moneys borrowed to carry on
the work of the department and the
accompanying cut in receipts from
the sale of water as the result OF
reduced operations at the factories,
the board attempted to cut down in
every way possible next years ex-
renses. In making UP its budget
the board anticipated its receipts
for 1922 as $2SS,000, the same
amount eactly as the expenditures.
Thus it figures on breaking even at
the end of The year. An increase in
business will mean an increase IN
receipts and assist greatly in the
boards chances of returning sur
plus to the aldermen.
Following are the figures as
adopted by the commissioners last
night:
Anticipated Receipts
wafar rents S2SS,000. 90
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Official Action by Carteret.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dee. 2z.-
The county clerks office is in re-
ceipt of the certified proceedings Of
the council of the Borough of
Roosevelt in changing the name OF
the borough to Carteret. The official
notice is signed by Joseph 4. Her
mann, mayor. and William ]. Law
lor, clerk.
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Suit Against Local Concern.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. u
Deputy Sheriff John Platt has served
papers in a supreme court action
started by James Powell of New
York against the Perth Amboy
Printing Company to recover the
amount of bill of goods sold 20
the defendant company. This bill is
for $606.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-12-22

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Investi-
CATION of retail prices of food, fuel,
shoes and clothing in all parts of the
country was ordered today by Attor-
ney Daugherty. Mr.. Daugh-
erty said that in many localities
prices are too high and retailers
profits were 'unconscionable" and
that every effort would be made 20
nut retail prices on the proper level.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-12-22
ADOPT TREATY IRISH ARMY CHIEF SAYS
No One Wants Treaty, But
Its Best To Accept It
Says Irish Chief Of Staff

DUBLIN Dec % by The Associated Press ss)-hlcn-
ard Mucahy chief of staff Of the Irish republican army
ated stir when he began his speech the Anglo-l
treaty in the Dali Ereann today by saying that nobody
the treaty but saw no alternative to its acceptance
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CONE IN MONMOUTH
RAIDS MORGANv|LLE STILL

Prohibition Enforcement Officer
Sam II. Cone visited Monmouth
county yesterday afternoon and raid
ed the home of Joseph Anderson, on
the Old Stone Road at Morganville-
The raid resulted in the seizing OF a
still. which was in operation, and
quantity OF liquor. Anderson was ar
raigned before United States Conn
missioner John A. Delaney last
night. He pleaded guilty and was
released under 81 600 bail for tho
action OF the federal grand jury.
Cone was assisted by deputy Hnary
shall.
p A. Hdwe. for Electric Gifts
Hood and Radiator Covers; all mcfeV
Ford cars $500. Dorsey Motors. trc
Parts Dept. 166 New Brunswick Ave
93s0-12-1s-6ts
Dolls. Dolls. Dolls at Lober. s6s srsN
Street.
Electric Heaters Estate and Hot Point
s1O.e5 az Kelly & McAliEden Co
96--12-s2-2t'
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NOTICE

THE RUSSIAN TURKISH BATHS
AT sss DIVISION STREET is NOW
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
OPEN EVERY DAY FROM A.
NJ. TO 10 p. NJ.
SATURDAYS FROM A. NJ. TO 2
A. NJ
WEDNESDAY. LADIES DAY.
WILL BE OPENED ALL NIGHT
DECEMBER "a. 1891. CHRISTMAS
SIGNED.
II. GORDON.
MANAGER.
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The anticipated water rents for
1922 are almost 100000 less than
1922, showing clearly the amount OF
business which has been lost by the
city as ths result of Industrial de-
preston, the closing up of war plants
and the move made by South Amboy
TO furnish it's own water. The anticl-
pated reveLues from water rents IN
tn boards 1921 budget was $4,000.
Next year tI.is amount is only $685.
900. a difference of $4,000. There
is a cut of $4,000 in the approprla-
CONTINUED on page p
Perfection Oil Heaters; all sizes; s6.25
mp. At Kelly & McAlinden Co.
ef96-12-22sts
Christmas Club for 1922 now open.
Perth Amboy Trust Co. 92l4-l2-14-i'
Heaters for Ford Sedan and Coupe, $40.
Dorsey Motors Inc. Parts Dept, LOG New
Brunswick Ave. Phone 1916
e3S0-12-19-6t~
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- Inch Lock Steering wheels; all
models Ford cars $500. Dorsey Motors,
Inc. Parts Dept. ies, New Brunswiek
Ave. sSsV-A--
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Think a while and you will think well
of our Special Thrift Plan. Jefferson
Motors Inc. s513-12-2s-1t'
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Christmas Cheer
ForDisabledM Men

Wards SIN and twenty-four at Fox
Hills Hospital will n1t soon forget
the manner in which Christmas was
ushered in to them this year nor Will
thirty boys and girls from School
here and a representation from the
American Legion and the Women's
Auxiliary of the Perth Amboy Post
forget the manner in which their ac-
tivities in behalf of the sick and
wounded soldiers were received. The
movement started by the Legion TO
bring cheer to the ward-confined
boys grew ~ great proportions when
Paul Steele. principal of School 5,
enlisted the aid o. group of his
children to entertain the ex-soldiers.
The remarks made in ward twenty
four in reference 20 the playet and
the idea of sending the youngsters TO
the hospital manifested the pleasure
of the boys who haG never had a
group of children visit them since
they were confined there.
The other pupils of the school,
not being able to go to the hospital
personally, showed that their
thoughts were with the boys by their
liberal donations. An enormous
basket of two bushel capacity. con-
sistently decorated in green and
Christmas colors, was filled to over
flowing with canned fruits, fresh
fruits, candies, cakes, smokes, nuts
and other things that will mean
much TO the boys on Christmas
morning, and came in little gifts
from scores of homes in tn vicinity
of No. s. Besides the big Offering
were numerous smaller baskets from
individual rooms, filled with goodies
equally as appetizing.
The Legion adopted Ward 6. a
ward that is not frequently visited
and which, from information gained
previously, needed some attention.
For each of the twenty-four boys the
Post sent a box of well selected arti-
cles that may be used by them with
profit. Besides this. a number of
music rolls for the player piano in
the ward were donated and proved
an acceptable gift when presented to
the fellows. In each box is a card
with the name of one of the boys
TO show that the local post takes
We handle only approved Ford acces-
sories. Dorsey Motors. Inc. Parts Dept.
Iss New Brunswick Ave. sss0-l2-ls-6t'
Christmas Club for 1922 now open
Perth Amboy Trust Co. s2l4-l2-14-u'
Pyrex Cooking Glassware. Kelly <
MeAlinden Co. s4s6-l-----@
An automobile in a short time. Our
Special Thrift Plan. jefferson Motors.
Inc. 9513--12-22-1t'
Pyrex Cooking Glass Sets at Kelly &
McAlinden Co S4sb-l--z---t
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Buy Chevrolet on the Easy Payment
Plan. Jefferson Motors, Inc.
95iS--12-22-2t.
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Full Line of Doll Carriages at
Labels. 35s state St. 947s-Ia-22-St'
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Christmas Club for 1922 now open.
Perth Amboy Trust Co. 32l4-l3-l4-ft-
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Dinner Sets at Kelly & McAlinden Co.
9496-12 2-22-2ts
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p. a. Hdwe. for Roller Skates,
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Pyrex Cooking Glass Sets at Kelly 6
McAlinden Co. s4s5-l--z@--t
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An automobile in a short time. Our
Special Thrift Plan. jefferson Motors.
Inc. s9iS-l---At
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We handle only approved Ford acces-
sories. Dorsey Motors. Inc. Parts Dept.
Iss New Brunswick Ave sss0-12-1s-6t'
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Pyrex Cooking Glassware. Kelly
MeAlinden Co. s4s6-lz----@t@
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Christmas Club fnr 1922 now open.
Perth Amboy Trust co. 92l4-l2-14-I.
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WEATHER.;

Tonight incrcas-
ing cIoudiness fol-
lowed by snow I'm
the interior and
snow or rain on
the coast Friday.
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Christmas Club for 1922 now open.
Perth Amboy Trust Co. 9214-12-14-tf'
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Dolls. Dolls. Dolls at Lober. s5s st.t1
Street. sfse--t-----ss>
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p. A. Hdwe. for sleds.
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Electric Heaters Estate and Hot Point
s1Oe5 az Kelly & McAliEden Co
949s--I2-e2-2ts
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Christmas Club for 1922 now open.
Perth Amboy Trust Co. 92l4-l2-l4-tf'
Evening star., 1921-12-20
.MATIY NOW IMPROVING.
. AFTER SECOND RELAPSE

NEW YORK. December 20-Frfends
of Christy Mathewson, who have been
greatly concerned lately by reports
from Saranac Lake that the great
pitcher has had a setback in his fight
against tuberculosis. were heartened
by letter. received today by the
chairman of the benefit game commit
tee. wishing merry Christmas to all
the base ball fans and thanking those
who contributed to- the $4,000 testi-
monial fund. n.5 ,..l.
Matty says in his letter that he has
had quite severe time Of 1t recently,
but that he is sure that he will pull
out all right. He had improved to
such an extent that he walked out of
his home at Saranac Lake and visited
in the town and he played some games
of checkers for diversion. Next to
base bali there is no game of which
he is more fond. He is creditable
bridge player and in days gone by
liked to take hand at that pastime
once in awhile. Checkers, however,
gave him as much Amusement nour-
ishment' as any non-athletic game
which he knew
The recent setback may prolong his
stay at Saranac Lake. He had be-
gun to have high hopes of coming
down into lower altitude and see-
ing base ball game in New York
city in 1922. but he may be forbidden
that privilege at such an early date,
Tor the doctors are determined not to
permit him to go visiting" until he
Is quite mt to make the trip.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
ARNOLD STATz TOUTED
TO STAR FOR THE CUBS
BY JOHN b. FOSTER.

NEW YORK, December 20.-It is
assured now that William Veeck
eventually will succeed in landing
outfielder Arnold statz for the Chi
cago Cubs STATE got his experience
in New England. He lived in Wor-
cester, Mass, and was picked up
for the Giants by Jess Burkett, who
also lives in Worcester. Jess was
sure that Statz would make fine
ball player.
The young man came to the Giants
when they had plenty of good out
fielderS He could not bat well
enough for the Giants and was passed
along to the Boston Nationals.
He failed to bat well enough to
suit them and went farther along,
eventually landing in Los Angeles.
Since StatZ has been in California
he has become one Of the most pop
ular players on the coast A Cali
fornia critic says that if O'Connell,
who was. obtained by the Giants for
$4,000. is worth that amount. That
is worth twice that amount. That
former Giant in California.
Switch Improved His Batting.
Veeck says that Statz has turned
left-handed instead of right-handed
and ever since he has changed his
style he has done so well that he is
regarded as one of the coasts best
batters His improvement in batting
has helped him to pick up in fielding,
which often Is the case f.
He will not be taken by the Cubs
at $150.000, even to outstrip the
Giants in publicity, but the chances
are good that the Chicago club will
get him and the Chicago presi-
dent is so sure that he has a
good ball player in prospect he is
perfectly willing to wager anything
from cookies, to cornucopias that
Statz proves to be the sensation Of
the National League the first year
that he gets back into the game on
this side of the continent
Neale Now Independent.
Neale may not be with Cincinnati
in 1922. He has been SO successful
with foot ball as a coach that it NAV
not matter much to him. His season
as foot ball coach interferes with
his time of contract as a ball player
and for that reason the base ball
owners are not SO anxious to secure
him. He leaves team before the
season is over to coach his foot ball
players.
The Pittsburgh club will make a
play for an outfielder. Brooklyn has
repudiated. any yearning for Con-
zales. and it was well. Some of the
traders haven't given up moving Joe
They had him over in the larger city
last spring, but it fell through. Judge
would like to play in New York if he
were quite sure that the Yankees
would win the championship again in
1922.
Evening star., 1921-12-20

President Hickey favors the 154-
game, program. but the majority of
the club owners held that the 1921
season was a big financial success
and there is no occasion to revert to
the 154-game chart The attendance
last: season was the greatest in the
history Of the organization, President
Hickey said.
Otto Borchert, president of the Mil
waukee club will recommend that the
schedule be drafted SO that the clubs
in the western half of the league will
open the season in the eastern cities.
For the past few seasons Mill
waukee and other western clubs have
opened in their own territory and be-
cause of the weather conditions a
majority of these games resulted I'm
President Borchert
said.
Managers of clubs throughout the
association are beginning to arrange
tentative deals which may bring new
faces to the lineups next spring.
Harry Clark, the new manager of the
Milwaukee club and Clarence Row
Land, retained as Manager of Column
bus. have a number of deals pending
whereby they expect to strengthen
their teams. Rowland will have
eleven players thrust upon him as a
result Of the deal which sent pitcher
Columbus, to the st. Louis Americans.
We are going to do everything in
our power to produce winner next
season." Rowland said. "Since 1903 l
have only had two clubs finish out of
the first division, both times in last
Evening star., 1921-12-20
ROLLING, FLYING FALLS .
RULE TO STAND IN N. Y.

NEW YORK, December 2O,-
Recognition OF the rolling and fly
Ing falls rule by the state athletic
com mission for the ZbysxkO-Lewix
championship wrestling bout held
recently has come to tny, it has
been announced.
Chairman William MuIdOOn OF
the commission snid TINT he had
refused to strike 1t from the list
despite the fact that George Both
ner and DIR. II. r. Roller, both
veterans of the mat game, had re-
quested return to the old method
OF deciding wrestling matches by
pin falls alone.
Mr.. NuldOOn declared the flying
and rolling falls rule offered a safe
guard to the sport without detract-
ing from the competitive interest
attached.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
KILLINGER JOINS "BUDDY''
lE HE GOES WITH YANKS

NEW YORK, December 2O.-Glenn
killinger, Penn State foot ball star, who
is slated for tryout with the New
York Yankees next spring. will have q
college buddy in Hinkey Haines, a
Penn State gridiron star Of 1920.
Haines was signed by the Yankees
last year and farmed out on an optional
agreement. Along with killinger, he
will be given a trial at the Yankee
training camp at New Orleans.
Babe Ruth came to town today and
expressed his anxiety to get to work
with the bat. He said he was glad that
Commissioner Lands had given him
permission to play on the spring train
ing trip.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
KELLY TO ROW HOOVER
IN WORLD TITLE RACE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. December 20.
Jack Kelly, world sculling champion,
has announced that he has accepted the
challenge Of Walter Hoover of Duluth,
Mimi, for a race on the Schuylkill
river next spring. The race will be for
the Philadelphia challenge cup over a
course Of one and one half miles. The
date will be fixed later by Kelly,
The announcement was made at a
meeting of the Schuylkill navy. 1t was
decided at the meeting to make an ef-
fort to obtain the national regatta for
this city next year.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Ring
GIANTS WILL "DOLL UP"
IN COLORFUL UNIFORMS

NEW YORK, DecembeF 20-The
uniforms worn next season by the
New York Giants, world base ball
champions, will be somewhat color.
full.
The home suits will be white
with q violet stripe and the initials
any" ON the sleeves. The stock
inGs will be read, white and blue
and the cap white with . blue
peak. The road uniform will be
gray and the word 'sGiants" across
the shirt front.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
new PLAYFELLOW TRIAL
IS SET FOR JANUARY 8

NEW YORK, December 2O-
The PlayfellOW case will return
to the supreme court, Brooklyn,
early next month. DR.. Phillip
Brennan, counsel for Harry F.
Sinclair, has served notice on
Henry +. COchrane, attorney for
James F. JOhnxOn, requesting that
the case be placed on the calendar
for january 3. The suit is for
100000, the amount Sinclair paid
for the three-year-Old colt. The
jury failed to agree at the first
trial.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
TITLE BIDDING is SPIRITED
IN NEARLY ALL DIVISIONS
Unusual Activity Displayed in Lighter Classes, But
Welters, Middles and Heavies Also Display Their
Wares for Entertainment of Fans.
By the Associated Press.

the Associate Press
YORK. December 2OIn squared pugism.
hardest
1 trueStp business brisk in 1921
There bidders for the title the bantamwei and
offered by
public Irish joe Lynch of New Yorks
bid
engaged New Orleans
Peters brand by
to
Madison
jaunty Jerseyte Johnny Jack Sharke
New the bidding
Evening star., 1921-12-20
A. A. CLUB OWNERS MEET:
FAVOR l68-CAME SEASON

~HICAGO, December 20-Adoption of schedule of 168
seemed probable when club of the American Association
- here today map plans opening
The schedules
about April L. the the
base ball lid.
President Tom Hickey said that majority
readoption of the l6S schedule The Milwaukee, Paul
indianapolis clubs
while Louisville Columbus Toledo Kansas City Minneapolis
etention OF the lonpon
Evening star., 1921-12-20
SCHAEFER HAS BIG LEAD
IN CONTEST WITH CONT

PHILADELPHIA, December 90
Jake Schaefer. world champion 1872
balk line billiardist. won the first two
blocks of a 3,200-point exhibition match
yesterday from Roger Cont. and is
leading the French star, 800 to 247.
Schaefer won, 400 to 1852 and 400 to 95.
The champions highest run was 249
and Conti's Sc.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Hughes Earns Decision

MOBILE. Ala, December 20.-Bohbv
Hughes of St Louis was given the
referees decision at the close of a
ten-round fight here last night with
the aggressor from the start, having
all but three rounds, which were
even. Hughes weighed i20 ard
O'Dowd III pounds.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
G. o. ON LEH1GH LIST.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, December 10
Catholic University of Washington
has been listed by Lehigh for foot
ball game here October next. Other
games on the Lehigh schedule are:
IL, Brown, place pending: %. Muh-
lenberg; November 4, Colgate at
johnson City; II Bucknell; IS, Lob
anon Valley. and "a. Lafayette at
Eaatnn. s1-e&
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Young Fitz Loses Decision,

NEW ORLEANS, December 90
Harry Foley of Hot Springs was
FitZsimmons of New York at the end
of sensational tifteen-round tight
here last night. The men are light
heavyweights. The decision was not
popular with many of the fans.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
CARPENTER TO RECEIVE
new FRENCH DECORATION

PARIS, December 70. - The
French EOvernnent has Instituted
a new decoratiOn-the Order Of
Physical EducatlOn. 1t will have
knights, officers, c0mmanders,
grand officers and Rrand crosses,
as have other French decorations.
The ribbon Will be violet with 4
white line. ~.
The first bestowals are to be
made ON January /. when Georges
Carpentier, the boxer, II to be
made an Omcer,, and FraAcOis
Evening star., 1921-12-20
PITT NINE TO VISIT.

University Of Pittsburgh's base
ball team will play two games here
in the spring. Catholic University
will be met April 13 and Georgetown
engaged the next day. On the way
here Pitt will play Virginia Poly and
Washington and Lee.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
MIKE GIBBONS PLANNING
TO GO ABROAD TO FIGHT

ST. PAUL, Minn., December 20.-Mike
Gibbons, st Paul middleweight boxer. is
planning a trip to England for series
of matches next spring. He injured his
right hand in the bout with Mike
ODowd here last week and will give it
a months rest Negotiations for the
trip are under way.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
COLE CLUB TO MEET.

There will be a meeting of the Sill
yer Spring Golf Club tonight at $3.50
at the Rialto Theater building, at
which time Donald Ross will outline
the plans for the construction Of the
course. Prospective members are in
vited to be present
Evening star., 1921-12-20
TOMMY GIBBONS WINS.
| OVER BARLEY MADDEN

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. December
20-Tommy Gibbons, St. Paul light
heavyweight, won over BARLEY Mad
den of New York in a ten-round, no
decision bout here last night, in the
opinion of newspaper men. Gibbons
opened cuts over both of Madden's
eyes early in the contest and this
handicapped the New York fighter.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Hanlon Easy for Dundee.

PHILADELPHIA December go
Johnny Dundee, New York light
weight, outpointed Jimmy Hanlon Of
Denver in an eight-round no-decision
bout last night. Dundee had the ad-
vantage in every round.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Stribling Outpoints Boorde.

MACON, Ga, December 20.-Young
Stribling of this city outpointed
Freddie Boorde of Birmingham here
last night in a ten-round bout Eddie
Grant of Dayton. Ohio. was declared
winner in a bout with Kid Peck in
the second round, when the latter
was disqualified on a foul.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Joe Marks Is Outclassed,

HOUSTON, Tex. December 20.-Pal
Moran of New Orleans outpointed
and outclassed Joe Marks of PhiIa-
deiphia in a ten-round bout here last
night. according to the opinion of
newspaper men.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Moore Wins From Schwartz,

DETROIT, December 20.-Pal Moore
Of Memphis won the newspaper de-
cision over Joey Schwartz of Detroit
in their ten-round bout here last
night. The Memphis bantam landed
on Schwartz at will, but failed to
damage the Detroiter. who pressed
the fighting at some stages.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Cue Tourney Leader to Play.

Wheatley. VIII OILS tied for the lead
in the District pocket billiard tour
ney, will play kimball tonight at the
Grand Central. Last night, Richmond
defeated Dickey, 100 to AZ. the win
ner havig a high run Of 20.
Evening star., 1921-12-20

place. I don't want that experience
next year."
The association managers. accord
ing to present plans will take their
teams south for the spring training
trip early in March Minneapolis play
ers will report at Dyersburg. Tenn.
about March l. The Columbus club
will train at Macon, Ga. The Mil
waukee club will do its training in
Missouri while Waxahachie. Tex. will
be the camp of the Kansas City Blues.
Evening star., 1921-12-20
Roper K. O.'s Al Roberts.

NEW YORK, December 20.-Capt.
Bob Roper knocked out AL Roberts.
Staten Island heavyweight. in the
final round of their twelve-round
match here last night.
Evening star., 1921-12-20

A BuenOs Aires promoter has come
to New York to sign wrestlers for
bouts in South America. Quite few
grapplers can be spared. If he will
take 'em.