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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
INTERMEDIATE QUINTET
WILL PLAY LOCAL ARROWS

The Y. M. H. A. Intermediates
will play the Arrow quintet of tbis
city Thursday night OF the Y. NJ. H.
A. court. The Arrow lineup will be
chosen from Gardella, Jensen, Daw-
son. Brennan. Johnson and Grievc.
On last Saturday night the Peerless
Big Five of Bloomfield were sched-
uled to appear here but failed to
show up for the game. 1t is posi-
BILE that this team may be booked for
a game on the Y. NJ. H. A. court
next Saturday night.
In the game on the Y. M. H. A.
court last Saturday night the Junior
Flyers of the Y. NJ. H. A. defeated
the Auditorium Juniors by a score
of 17-14. Rosenblum was high
scorer for the winning team, while
Totin starred for the Audos in point
score. Manager Scott would like to
book games with 115 pound teams
for his Flyers. All communications
should be addressed to 81 Madison
avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

The senior basketball league was
started at the Y. NJ. c.. A. last night
with six teams competing. Physical
Director Schuyler c. Pew selected as
captains six Of the best known court
men in the city. three of whom are
members of the fast Speedway COM
binatiop and the other three have
been players on the Harmony Five.
The closest game of the night was
the one between Handerhan's and
Glochau's teams, the former winning
by n point, 1912. The first half
ended with the o SIS in favor of
Glochau but in the last half Rays
players came back strong, scoring
ten points to Glochau's four.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
HIGHLANDS HAS
HOME QUINTET
st. Agnes Catholic Club Will
be Representative Court
Team for This Place

The st. Agnes Catholic Club OF
Atlantic Highlands has organized a
basketball team, and through Man
ager e. Linzmeyer is ready to book
games with the leading teams In this
vicinity averaging about one hum
dred and ifty-five pounds. This Is
the first time in the hi sory of bas-
ketball that Atlantic Highlands a
,een represented by a home basket
ball combination. 49,,
The team will be lined up with
some of the fastest players In At
lantic Highlands ind vicinity. The
building formerly occupied by the
Park theatre has been leased. and
will be equipped as a first class stan
dard court. 1t has not been made
known as yet on just what night the
team will play home games.
Teams desiring games with this
team are requested to write to Mr..
Linzmeyer. Atlantic Highlands. N. j.
This team will compete for the
championship of Monmouth county
and will also be in the race for the
championship of the third congress
sional district.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
SMOKER WILL
SHOW IT IS POSSIBLE
TO MAKE BOXING PAY

deal OF interest. Hanson for the
first time in many years ia training
hard for this bout, inasmuch az
Salome has a victory TO his credit
over the local wrestler. At a wrent-
ling show in Columbia hall several
months ago the New Brunswick man
downed Hanson, and as a result
Reckless is out for revenge.
There will be a number Of acts OF
vaudeville entertainment on the pro-
gram in addition to the athletic
events. One OF the mai events on
this section Of the program will be
the singing act by the Jersey City
Police Quartet. This quartet has
made a hit wherever they have ap-
peared at various affairs In this
state. and they should score big in
this city.
Similar Programs Would Go
Some time ago plans for q local
boxing club were discussed. but 1t
seems all arrangements have fell
through. There is every reason to
believe that weekly programs similar
to the one arranged by the local
police would go big in this city.
Cards featuring wrestlers. boxers
and entertainers from this city.
Chrome, New Brunswick. South
Amboy and other places in this Sec
ton would draw the fans out and
such an undertaking undoubtedly
would prove successful.
1t is hoped that a local boxing
club will be formed in this city for
this game surely will go providing
those in charge manage the club
correctly. Boys from this vicinity
for most of the bouts, and two good
men for the main event il the only
way to arrange a card
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

Of all the greats. For Cobb has just
pulled through his sixteenth COM
plete season with the Tigers. and
finished with a marker of $3.50. His
pupil, Harry Heilmann, topped him
by .OOO3 of a point for the American
League hitting record-the first
time a Highlander ever beat CobD,
who copped the batting honors In
Ban Johnson's league eleven times
in fourteen years.
Frisch Leads Thefts.
Frank Frisch of the Giants busted
down the path with fifty-four stolen
bases, and George Sisler led the
American League with thirty-four.
isis" was the only man to steal TOUR
bags in a single game. George also
got ten hits in ten consecutive trips
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
BY ROY GROVE.

Old Man Time has the baseball
crown all shined up, but he doesn't
know whether to stick it on one OF
the stars in the American League or
a National League ace for services
rendered during the season Of 1921.
Rogers Hornsby ought to get the
first peep at it for being h sweet
est swatsman Of either league. top
ping the averages with 1893. This
is the highest batting percentage
reached since 1899, when Delahanty,
Of the Phillies, led the league with
.408.
But Ty Cobb, the Georgia
Peach" steps into Hornsby's shad-
ow. demanding recognition and
deserving to be marked at the top
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

to the plate, a record for the season
To Hornsby will go the ribbon for
smacking put doubles n triples IN
The National League. He got forty
three doubles and eighteen triples,
while Iris Speaker Of the Indians
topped him for doubles in the Amer
lean League by popping out hfty-
one.
Dave Bancroft of the Giants gets
the ticket for variety in swats. On
June 1 he cracked out a single, dou-
trips to the plate.
What Kelly Did.
George Kelly, also of McGraw's
SQUAD, did on three occasions the
stunt that every player longs to du-
plicate and that even the best OF
them rallied to do in 1921-he
slammed out three home runs at
three different times with the bases
full, all in a single season.
Four triple plays were manufac-
tured in the American League n
in the National League five were
executed.
Two triple steals were made, one
by Washington and the other py
the ST. Louis Browns.
Twenty-seven shutouts were re-
corded during the year in n Ma
tional. Pittsburgh got the whltewasn
fourteen times, while the White Sox
registered sixteen ciphers at the END
of their score.
Carl Mays of the Yankees is the
1921 pitching ace, although Red
Faber of the White Sox tied with
him in victories, each having "a.
Ed Rommel of the Athletics was the
cellar pitching champ with % de-
feats. Smith of the Phillies had the
greatest losing streak, when he
dropped eight games in a row. BABE
Adams sent the mercury up the
other way when he Won eight con-
tests in a row.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
SOUTH AMBOY Y. M. c.. A.
NINE WHITEWASH LEHlGHS

SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 1s:-The
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Y. NJ: "a.
baseball team defeated the Lenish
nine of Perth Amboy at u All
boy Saturday afternoon oy d 500
of Ito. Fast fielding py tne honas
The stick work of Let's, Jacobs
McGnirs were responsible for h
SECOND downfall of the Perth Amooy
CONSERVATIVES. The Lehighs nave
not scored on Stratton in seventeen
innings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
-FOUR MATCHES
IN TOURNAMENT
Several Changes in Standing
as the Result of Last
Nights Games
Standing in Two-Man Tourney

Several changes IN the standing
OF the teams in the two-man bowl
ing tourney were made last night as
the result of foul matches rolled be-
tween five teams. but the leading
teams are not affected in standing.
Olsen &c Wiberalske won four and
lost two games last night, Mallet 4
Nielsen and Ramsay G. Golden each
won three and lost three games.
while Benish e. Dagger and Parker
& Dagger each won one and lost
two.
Olsen & Wiberalske Going Strong
By taking two out of three games
from Ramsay & Golden and Nielsen
&c Mallet. the Olsen & Wiberalske
combination moved UP one position
In the league standing. The scores
follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
MuDDLEsEx COUNTY COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS

To JOHN SZEBIk and ROSA SZEBIk.
their heirs, executors. devisees. person.
al representatives and successors. and
all other persons Interested:
Take notice. that application will be
made to his Honor. Peter +. DAILY Judge
of the Middlesex County Court OF COM
mon Pleas. or such other judge as shall
hold said court. at the court house. in
New Brunswick, New jersey. on Friday,
the tw~enty-hrst day Of October, 1921. at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day or
as soon thereafter as the matter can
come on to be heard. for an order 70
cancel OF record q certain mortgage from
George Koyacs and JUL kovacs. his wife.
to John szebik and Rosa Szebik. his wife
dated March rs. 1914 and recorded In
the office of the clerk Of Middlesex
EMIL srREMLAu,
Attorney OF Petitioner.
ee3s-s-27-1o-4-11-1S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
Expect Changes in Standing Tonight

Expect Changes In Standing Tonight
The matches scheduled tonight
should result in several noticeable
shifts in the present standing as
most of the leading teams are COM
peting. Johnson & johnson, who
now lead the league, meet Greisen
& Andersen, who are tied for Sec
ond place. The latter combination
will also meet Coughlin s. Sampson.
who led the league a couple OF
weeks ago. The Forman & Fuller
ton combination. which is also in a
tie for second place, will bowl the
Coughlin & Sampson duo. Raymond
Sc Payne, the other team tied for
second, is scheduled TO meet Parker
& AL Dagger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
Report Weekend Catches.

There were large catches of ling
and whiting at the Long Branch pier
or Friday night. according to re-
ports received here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairhurst, and Mr.. Lloyd and o
of Kearny, caught 10 whiting and
ling, and II. Buggeman and j.. Brun-
ner of Newark caught sixty-four
whiting and ling. A few large bake
weighing ten pounds or more, also
were caught.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
~Brownmiller's Team.
Bradlcy's Team.
Hibbard's Combination Wins 1O-4

Hibbard's Combination Wins 10-4
The teams of Hubbard and West
ley Hansen played a game such as
is seldom seen on the basketball
court, both teams scoring all OF
their points in the first half. The
last fifteen minutes of play was
marked by brilliant passing and
close guarding, the result being
that both teams were held score
less. Bob Handerhan scored six of
his teams points while Leon Roth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
Sport Comment
IN All Fields

Strange things happen in the
sporting world. Consider the case
of the two Gibbons boys. Tommy
is slated to go on with the famous
Mr.. Carpenter some time in Febru-
airy. but now brother Mike may beat
him to the Greek Profile.
Mike Collins, manager for Mike
Gibbons, has signed a contract for
a bout with Ted Lewis and Carp
across the pond.
Gibbons is sure to beat Lewis,
but with Carp he is making the
same mistake that the Frenchman
did when he fought Dempsey. He
is c~onceding too much weight. He
will weigh in at 1872; Carp will be
| fifteen pounds heavier. That's too
big a handicap even for a battler ike
Mike.
EPITAPH.
They took Willie Hangnails
To look at the bangtails,
For Willie had never seen 'em
run;
He thought 'twould be funny
To bet all his money
And died from the shock when he
won!
RUTH PSYCHOLOGY
Babe Ruth psychology IS TO hit the
ball. Swing on it; bust 1t; put an
he's got behind it; hit it or miss II.
He is the hardest hitter because
he hits the hardest.
Twice the MIGHTY Bamplno
stepped up to the plate in batting
practice before one of the world Sc
ries games-and struck out. The
third time he hit the ball out OF the
lot. p~
bino: hit it or miss it. He makes
far more homers than his teammates
and strikes out oftener.
But the Babes always WORKING.
| For he strikes out as hard as ne nils
a homer.
Our choice for All-American pase-
ball team:
Catcher-ONeill.
Pitcher-Mays.
Inield-Sisler, Horribly, Horns
! by and Hornsby. p,+h
outfeld-Cobb. Ruth n Ruin
I'll bet we'll all get thrill wnen
they wheel Leach Cross into the
ring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
PROPOSAL

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Board OF Water Commits
sioners at City Hall. Perth Amboy. n y.
al $50 +. NJ, on Oct. e1st. 1891. for 1000
to ao00 tons OF No. 3 Buckwheat Coal
TO be delivered at the trestle at the
Pumping Station. Runyou n. j.
The Board reserves the right TO reject
all bids as may best serve the eity's in
terest.
BY order OF the Board Of Water Com
S. ]. MASON.
Superintendent and Engineer
I17s-1e-7-1s-1S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

Northwestern officials insist hat
men and women students should not
sit together at football games, be-
cause men fail to cheer when they're
with the goods. Proving the old
time saying that when a woman's
present man doesn't get a chance
etc., etc.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

The summary-Two base hits. NC
CURE. Jacobs. Stratton ana Alege'
Struck out. by. Stratton, = SUNDAY,
> Bases on balls. off Stratton. 2;
Sunday. 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

Golden & Ramsay Beat Al Dagger
& Parker
Although Ramsay & Golden start
cd out strong in their match against
AL Dagger 6 Parker they lost their
last game by eighteen pins. Ramsay
averaged high in this match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
Raw Handerhan's Team
BrownmiIIer Defeats Bradley, 17-1i

A duplicate Of the first game is
to be found in the Brownmiller-
Bradley contest. in which Bradley
led at the end of the first half. 1915
but went down under a last half
squirt on the part of the Brownmill-
err players in which eleven points
were scored to Bradley's four.
Brownmiller was the individual star
for his team while Bradley led his
combination in scoring.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

Notice Of sale Under Garage Len
Public notice is given thar by virtue
OF a lien had against a Ford fourins car
No. s12siss owned by Axel Hanson Tor an
Amounting 20 s52.S4 I shall sell the above
said property at public auction 70 the
highest bidder at ? o'clock IN the AFTER
noon on Friday. the 4th day Of November.
1891 at 543 High Street. Pert Amnoy.
y. j.
Dated. October Is. 1891.
ARTHUR A. NArRER,
Garage Owner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18

MaIet & Nielsen Win Match
Art Dagger and Benish, after
winning their first game from Malles
and Nielsen, fell down bad in the
next two. being defeated by sixty
seven and forty-fve pins respective
ly. Mallet was high average man in
this match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-18
Basketball League
Starts at "Y" With Six
Fast Teams Entered

I made the only points for his team.
The score:
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Says She Feels Splendid,
Eats Anything and Sleeps
Like Child Now.
Gives Tanlac Credit for Re
storing Her Health and
Wants Everyone to
Know of It.

Tho druggist VITO got N" started on
Taniac certainty DID IN" Il gr"", favor:
:r- gained iw"n:y-n:n" pounds IN
wright ry taking II. and C""l :" wei!
Just want e. tell rv"ryhod" about it,"
and Mrs. =. NJ. McClu"C. A. I!:4h,' way
St; clifton Forge. Va. r"""ntiT. Mrs..
NJ, Iurr IS tn" wife Of r. NJ. Mc'l"'T.
well known brakeman on tho Ch"st-
;nakc Il OH" Hallr"aG. running be
tween Clifton I'"rr" and Gladstone. Va.
"Two year. az !ast December had
an awful attack oc nv that !'ft NJ" :"
weak | couldn't walk across tic room.
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Rumbl.ngs o: Diocontont.

Thor" w"r" rumh.in"S "f di>.""'"ui
especially among Western :"""'h"rs. "H"
Objected e. the l!ra 90 E".uE h"f"T" con-
,.rr:;S Il second '.mr THIS 5"t: - ASK f.:
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Minutes :, Answer ThfS.
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tn" aggregate capital. surplus and
DEPOSITS e n" ihr"" institutions would
Ciyr the. First National Bank country
wiG.. prominence" in financial circles. as
IN" capita! and surplus would be close
10 s2nhC"ot0 and Tic deposits almost
1000. 0ph.
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GREAT BANK MERGER
CONTINUED From Page one.)

ia. rrnr.cS "rrnup" had reached tn
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VANITY
FOE RErr-FURNrsHED ROOMS
FOR SALE-HORSES.

FOR SALE -r',-r. ho-sss rraries
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companies. and in my opinion something
definite I,;Iy IL" accomplished within q
snort r:'nr." on. Of the Interested bank
rrs Ler ar"d
~" capital. surplus and deposits OF
~. rnur i"~.:tu.:rns, :'ro-d!nG 10 latest
official statements. follow:
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wANrEp-HousE Or APARTMENT

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.'slr'irr'.:. c"Ht-"i,y located :" wheel
~ ry family OF lHo: 10 children.
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Neutrality-suspicious..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED
LOST AND FOUND

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The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-12
TARIFF ADOPTED
 BY THE SENATE
Seven Democrats Join Republi- cans in Vote Amendments Are Defeated-NOw Goes to Conference.

Washington, May 1.-The Senate late today passed the emergency tariff and anti-dumping bill, retain ing all amendments recommended by the finance committee, but rejecting those individually proposed.
 The vote was 63 to 28. Seven Dem- ocrats voted with the Republicans in passing the bill. Only one Republi- can, Senator Moses of New Hamp- shire, voted against the bill.
 As passed by the Senate the meas ure differs radically from the form in which it was passed by the House early in the extra session, and now goes to conference. Only the tariff features of the bill were kept intact, the anti-dumping and currency re- valuation sections being entirely re- written and the provision added for continuation of the wartime restric- tions on imports of dyestuffs.
 Action by the Senate came at the end of five hours of driving attack by Democratic leaders. The latter, however, were not alone in their at tempts to amend the measure for sev- eral Republicans made efforts to broaden the scope, only to see their
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-12
PEACE BREAKS
 THROUGH CLOUDS
Allied Commission Brings the Polish Rebels to Terms, is Reported-French Fight the Polish Insurgents.

London, May 11.-It is reported that negotiations between the inter allied commission in Upper Silesia and Adelbert Korfanty, leader of the Polish insurgents in that area, re- suited last evening in the suspension of hostilities, says dispatch to the Central News from Warsaw today.
 Oppeln, Silesia, May 11.-F'rench troops engaged in an artillery duel with insurgent Poles near Groscho- witz, about six miles south of this city, yesterday. The Poles replied to the French fire with several small field pieces. A number of French wounded have been brought here.
 It is rumored a German officer who formerly held high position in the army has taken charge of German operations in Silesia, and inter-allied officials here fear there will be ser ious developments in the next few days unless the Poles begin a with drawal In this city there has been arriving a continuous stream of wounded German refugees, and the situation has grown more intense. The German civilian guards have completed their organization.
 Allied officials arriving here from Kattowitz report the Poles held them up and took them to Polish headquar- ters, There they were examined and eventually given passes which per mitted them to pass the insurgent lines
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-12
WILL FULFILL
 OBLIGATIONS
Germany Accepts Allied Terms
 Without the DOtting of an 'I"
 Lloyd George Reads Mo-
 mentOus Reply to Commons.

London, May 11.-Germany's un- conditional acceptance of the entente reparations ultimatum was delivered to Prime Minister Lloyd George by Dr. Sthamer, German minister to Great Britain, here today.
 Mr. Lloyd George announced in the House of Commons this afternoon Germany's complete acceptance of all the allied demands. His announce ment was greeted with prolonged cheering.
 Dr. Sthamer handed the German reply to the prime minister at II o'clock this morning and MT. Lloyd George immediately telegraphed the news to all the governments con- cerned.
 The text of the reply as delivered to the prime minister began as fol- lows:
 "Mr. Prime Minister: In accord ance with instructions just received, I am commanded by my government, in accordance with the decision of the Reichstag and with reference to the resolutions of the allied powers, of May 5, 1921, in the name of the new German government, to declare the following:
 "The German government is fully resolved, first, to carry out, without reserve or condition, it's obligations as defined by the separations com- mission.
 Second, to accept and carry out, without reserve or condition, the guarantees in respect of those obliga- tions prescribed by the separations commission.
 Third, to carry out, without re- serve or delay, the measures of nili- tary, naval and aerial disarmament notified to the German government by the allied powers in their note of January 29, 1921, those over due to be complete at once and the remain der by the prescribed date.
 Fourth, to carry out, without re- serve or delay, the trial of war crim- inals, and to execute the other unful- filled portions of the treaty referred to in the first paragraph of the note of the allied governments of May 5.
 "I ask the allied powers to take note immediately of this declaration. (Signed) "Sthamer."
The Prescott daily news., 1921-05-12
ATTORNEYS TRYING TO SAVE
 NEGROES FROM THE CHAIR
Special to The News.

Special to The News.
 Little Rock, May 12.-Attorneys for the negroes condemned to death for participation in the Elaine riots are still working hard to save them from the electric chair. A motion for a change of venue was filed with Judge Jackson of the Phillips circuit court in the cases of the six who had been remanded for a new trial, and this petition has been taken under advise ment by the courts and decision is expected any day.
 Governor McRae recently fixed June 10 as the date of execution of the other six, but their attorneys are today making an appeal to the gov ernOr to grant stay until the other six cases can be disposed of. They hold that all 12 cases are similar in their character and that if one group of six is guilty the other group is also guilty or if one group be inno- cent, the other group is innocent.
 In the event the governor declines to act, the defense will undoubtedly have recourse to the federal courts through habeas corpus, which will un- doubtedly have the effect of prevent ing the wholesale execution which has been set for June 10.