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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-19
BrookLauUra Golf Circles In High GZee Ouer Sarazen s
 7riur1ph 4, Pro Tourney

Gene Sarazen former Brookawn caddy, climbed to the highest peak in golfdom when he the cham ponship yesterday at Oakmont Pittsburgh Naturally Bridge admirers of the wizard of the links eated when the news of Sarazens triumph received here
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-19
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National League

New York IT. Chicago II. Boston 5, Pittsburgh 2.
 St. Louis 8, Philadelphia ?. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
TWO GAMESFOR
BEAUVA|S POST
Michelin at Home Tonight
and Local Outfit Here
Tomorrow

Rivals of several seasons will par
ticipate in a game on the Amicitia
Hall court, Pleasant Plains, tonight.
These teams are the Michelin Tire
Company of Midtown and the Beau
vais Post, American Legion of Tot
tenville.
The Michelin team has engaged in
two games on it's home court this
season and Manager Dorm has been
occupied in filling a position made
vacant by the retirement of one OF
his fastest players of last year. II
is probable that Janicker, Crabiel,
Smith. Christ and Lins will play
with Midtown tonight.
The Beauvais Post quintet has
been playing great ball on its home
court, having defeated the Jamaica
Reds, Woodbridge and teams of SIM
liar strength. Burdsoll, Price, La
Forge, Preacher, Covell and Hoehn
will be prepared for participation in
this contest.
Tomorrow night in this city the
Beauvais Post quintet will play a re-
turn game with the Hungarian Cath
Ollie Club combination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
MACK QUINTET
VS.. SAINTS HERE
Game to be Played on St.
Stephens Court Tomor-
row Night

The International Motor Com
pany basketball team of New Bruins
wick vii. oppose the st. Stephens
five, made up of Speedway players,
on St. Stephens court, State street,
tomorrow night. The Macks played
the Sayrevillt Knights of Columbus
team on the Victorian hall court,
~Sayreville last night.
This is the third game for the
st. Stephen combination, hey hav-
ing defeated the Newark Y. NJ. H.
A. and the Woodbridge Big Five.
The Newark Y. NJ. H. A IS one of
the strongest association teams in
the state. while the Woodbridge
team Is a leading contender for
honors in this section.
Mike Mctzger, Bob and Pay Han
derhan, Brownmiller, Sutton and
Bradley will play with the St. Ste
phen combination in this game.
while the Internationals Will have
practically the same Lineup as was
used in S~ayreville last night. The
lnternatiolials have a big following
of rooters and a great many will
accompany the quintet here for the
game tomorrow night.
After the game tomorrow night ii
is probable that some of the leading
attractions in the state will be book
ed to oppose the st. Stcohen's on
the local court. Chuck" Solador
who made a hit in Woodbridge on
Thursday right will be the eleventh
man on the floor in the game TO-
morrow night and there will be
| dancing as UsJIa1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
TQTTENV|LLE
TEAM COMING
Play Return Go With Hun
garian Catholics in This
City Tomorrow

A return game between the Beau
vais Post, American Legion. basket
ball team of Tottenville and the Hun
garian Catholic Club quintet of this
city, will be played on the latter's
court tomorrow night. The Totem
Vile team won the first game of this
series on the Amicitia hall court,
Pleasant Plains a week ago..
For the game tomorrow night,
Austin Hornsby will occupy the pivot
position for the H~ungarians and the
remainder of the uineup will be
chosen from the Mitruska Brothers,
Winkler, Seplacky, McCreery and
Kochek. Hornsby has been added
to the roster of Mitruska's team since
these two outfits met on the Pleasant
Plains court.
The Beauvais Post quintet is de-
sirous of winning this game and
eliminating the Hungarians from
their list of opponents in this vicin-
ity. Price, Burdsoll, Preacher, La
Forge, Covell and Hoehn will play
with the visiting team in this con-
test.
The Hungarians defeated the AM
bo. Sport Club of South Amboy in
the opening game on the Cortland
street court, Thursday night. There
will be a preliminary game and
dancing in connection with tomor-
row nights main contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
SOLDIER TEAM
STRENGTHENED
To Play Return Game With
Beauvais Post Eleven To-
morrow Afternoon

The Camp Vail Soldier eleven
from Oceanport is coming to Totem
Vile tomorrow with a strong COM
bination in an effort to down the col
ors of the Beauvais Post eleven.
These two teams are scheduled to
meet on Aquehonga field, Tottenviile.
Last season the Tottenville repre-
sentatives beat the soldiers, but this
year three West Pointers and q
southern college man have been add
ed to the roster of the Oceanport
gridiron team. They are intent on
evening their with the Totem
vile gridiron performers.
Up to last Sunday the legion team
was far below its strength of last
year. but the work of Coach Will
burns players against the Montanas
was excellent. Cassidy has put a lot
of pep into the team since his ac-
QUESTION for the quarterback posi-
ton and Pete Hansen's work at end
was very noticeable in the Montana
game. Jensen, formerly a Junior,
played good ball alongside of Elem
ing.
Wolfe, Schwartzman and Mann
exhibited a sensational brand of ball
in last Sundays contest and Carlo
put up his usual good game. Ran
dali has been playing great ball at
center, but his work was overlooked
while the team was losing.
The game tomorrow will start at
8 o'clock and Walsh of Fordham,
will referee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
YORKV|LLE 5
VS.. SPEEDWAYS
In Game on st. Stephens
Court Next Wednes-
day Night

The Yorkville Separates, one Of
the leading Metropolitan basketball
teams to appear in this section last
season, will play the Perth Amboy
Speedways in the latter's first home
Wednesday night, game on st. Ste
phen's court, State street next week.
The Speedways have played a num-
Der of games in this city and on
opponents courts to GATE this year.
In tbs game here on Wednesday
night The New Workers VIII be led
~ George Davis, brother of Harry
Davis of the Perth Amboy basket
ball quintet. RuSe Gordon OF the
Harmony basketball quintet, which
defeated the Speedways in this city
last season and who was scheduled
to play with the Amboy representa-
tives of last year in the second con-
test of their series with the Roose-
welt Separates on the latter's court,
will perform with the Yorkville rep
resentatives in this contest and in
all games for the remainder of the
season.
So strong was the opposition fur
nished by the Separates to the Speed
ways last year that the Yorkville
team was booked for a second APP
~pearance, three games were played
with the Perth Amboy Y. NJ. H. A,
one with the South Amboy Junior
Order United American Mechanics
and n game with the V%ictorians
of ~Sayreville.
For this contest the Speedways
will use the Handerhan brothers,
Sutton, Brownmiller. Bradley and
Mike Metzger. Chuck" Solador
will referee and there will be dane
ing as usual. The Speedways will
play at home every night starting
next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
LIONS DEFEAT R0TARIANS
IN VOLLEY BALL MATCH

The Lions Club volley ball team
last night defeated the Rotarians two
out of three games in a match play
ed on the Y. M. c. A. court, the
scores being 15-S, 14-16, 15-4.
The games were witnessed by a gen.
erous outpouring of faithful Lions
and Rotarians, together with their
wives.
Capt. Ing Greisen's combination of
seasoned volleyers proved too much
for Capt. Aylin Persons crew, sew
eral of which have not played the
game recently and showed lack of
practice. However, the Rotarians
made things interesting and sue
ceeded in winning the second game
after the score had been tied.
The work of Emil Stremlau and
doc" Bedell featured the play of
the Lions, while Lou" Rossi nd
Ing" Madsen proved to be the Ro-
tarians' heavy artilley.
The teams used the following
men: Lions, Ing Greisen, Ben Gold
berger, Emil Stremlau, Doc Bedell,
August Staudt and Clarence Wright
Rotary, Aylin Person, Walter War;,
Lou Rossi, Daniel Olmstead, Ing
Madsen and Chick Warter.
There were rumors of a return
match when the Rotary men have
time to get into better condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
5
| At BLOOMFIELD
SaItzman's Forces Play L.
zion Team in North Jersey
Tonight

S3& The Woodbridge Big Five basket
ham team will &c into action tonight
Hfith the Bloomfield American Le-
ION quintet on the latter's court
fQnight.
Manager Saltzman's forces have
sbeen travelling at a good pace In re-
Rcent anne having defeated the
FTottenville American Legion team
and the Woodside Americans OF
Newark on the Woodbridge high
Gchool court. These are the only
home games played by the Wood
bridge representative team this a
son.
Bloomfield has been going good
4 against North Jersey teams this
Reason and as last year is considered
2one of the leading legion teams In
zfhe state. Mike Metzger, who per-
kforms with the st. Stephen and
Speedway basketball teams of this
1 city, is the pivot man for the Bloom
field combination. He has played
against Irv Martin of the Wood
bridge outfit twice before this year
Irv Martin. Bob Handerhan, Bill
Martin, Bob Risley. Mesick and
Hoagland will make the trip with
the Woodbridge outgt tonight. Boil
Handerhan is taking the place oil
his brother Ray who is scheduled to
perform with the Norwoods in Long
Branch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
AmbOys Will Meet Real
Opposition Tonight In
Game With HdrriSOnS

At the New Auditorium Court to-
might, the Perth Amboy Five will
sendeavor to increase its string of
*fhree victories out of as many starts,
To four straight, by taking the meas
<ure of the strong Harrison Big Five
zof Hudson co<sty. The Harrison
5uuintet is bye ineans a set-up for
The local faV rs. having annexed
The New Jersey basketball champion
Ship last year and having run ur an
Impressive list of victories this sea-
bon. The visitors number amongst
kheir wins, this year, victories over
The local Speedways and the Engle-
wood Club, the latter having been
<defeated by the Amboy Five.
y The combination representing
Perth Amboy on the basketball
Nourt this year is without a doubt
1ne of the best collection of indi-
vidual stars that has graced a local
court in many a moor Hank"
THOMAS. "Blackie'' Regain, Pete Han
non, Harry Davis, Chick" Sher and
&Ruie" Allen are all players of the
highest calibre and have been play
Ing ball on various local quintets
'pr a number of years. 1t remained
(or the Perth Amboy Five manage
nent to bank these stellar Lights
Into one team and the impressive
manner in which this aggregation OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
MATANAN FIVE
REORGAN|zED
Will Have Same Players as in
Former Seasons open
Soon

Announcement has been made OF
the organization of the Matawan Big
Five basketball team and it is prob
abe the opening game of the season
will be with the South Amboy Jun
ior Order United American Mechan-
les quartet. 1t is not known on lust
what night this team will play its
home games.
The borough team will have Chief
Tassini, Lyle, Fuery, Craig and Leary
as in former seasons and with this
combination followers are confident
Matawan will be well represented in
the contest for third congressional
district honors. Home games may
be played on Geran's hal court.
All communications for the Mata-
wan team or telephone calls, should
be directed to Chief Tassini, Mata-
wan, 19-M. The manager has MT
been chosen as yet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04

Roosevelt's representative basket
Dali team, the Separates, r out for
.their fifth victory of the season and
hey expect to annex this win at the
Expense of the Goerke-Kirch de-
'fartment store quintet of Elizabeth
'on Coughlin's. auditorium court,
Roosevelt tomorrow night.
III This is the second season o the
'<eam of Messrs. Alfred Nannen and
Jerome J~acobowitz and it Is appar-
INT that the borough magnates are
but to bette rtheir nine game win
bling streak of last season, and also
IN cop county and district honors.
1t is a well known fact that the
Separates have one of the greatest
combinations that ever represented
" municipality in thi section and
therefore the magnates deserve ev-
Rry success. With Eggers at center.
spne of the greatest centers in the
State of New Jersey; Glochau and
at forwards and Donovan
and Denberg at guard, 1t will take a
first rate team to down the colors
IF the boroughites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04

basketball lplayers has annexed three
games in a row over formidable
teams has demonstrated the fact
that besides being individual stars,
these players have perfected a dan
gerous team that threatens to an
mex statewide honors.
The Perth Amboy Five will travel
to Newark tomorrow night to meet
the Bay View Wheelmen on the lat
etr's court. The Wheelmen have
also been going at a fast clip this
season and the locals will have to
extend themselves to the utmost to
turn up a victory against the Essex
county basketeers.
The lineup for tonight's game:
Perth Amboy 5 -. Harrison Big 5
forward
Regain Stumpf
forward
Davis Rachow
center
Hansen Brady
guard
Sher ]. Flynn
guard
Allen Donahue
guard
Referee: "Chick" Farley of New
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
Roosevelt Team Ready
o u Game Cdrded
for Evening

Woodbridge, Tottenville, South
Amboy and the Antlers of Paterson
have bowed to the Separates in
games played on the Roosevelt court
to date this season. Two of the
above teams are ~contenders for the
county title while T~ottenville has
been one Of the strongest conbina-
tons in this vicinity in former sea-
sons
Against the Separates this week.
end will be stacked the forces of
the crack team representing the de-
partment store. Elizageth and
Roosevelt are great rivals in various
branches of sport and the fans will
have an interesting duel of tongues
in connection with this court battle.
Little has been heard of the doings
of the Union county department
store team but 1t is understood that
q great record has been established
by this combination.
Chick" Farley will be the elev-
enth man IN the floor tomorrow
night and there will be dancing in
connection with the forty minutes
of court play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04

BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
m ALL FIELDS

The committee in charge of the
Center Athletic Club boxing under
takings are at work preparing for
their next show to be staged in the
auditorium in about two weeks.
Manager Gerke's Roosevelt rep
~reseptative football team expects to
annex its sixth consecutive victory
of the present season in the game
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
1t is understood that the Keasbey
representative bowling team is hold
ing a number of practice sessions in
preparation for its match with the
Argonne five next week.
A big delegation of Elizabeth root
ers are expected to turn out to see
the Goerke-Kirch department store
quintet in action against the Roose-
welt Separate basketeers IN the iat-
ter's court tomorrow night.
The representative football team
of Camp Vail will endeavor to make
up for its setback at the hands Of
the T~ottenville representative team
OF last seaso when these eleveus
meet On Iue lOLLenNllle ucAu lOIlOI-
row afternoon.
Nearly all of the teams in the
county industrial bowling league are
about evenly matched, judging from
the in which a majority of
the organizations mentioned are
closely punched in the standing.
Interest in one of the coming in
door sports, volley ball, is being re-
vived again this This game
was introduced at the local high
school this year.
Matawan will have a represen-
tative basketball team again this sea-
son, an announcement from the
Monmouth county town makes
known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04

From Joe Johnson In
Main Go On N. B. Bill

Harry Mason, local middleweight,
easily defeated Joe Johnston in the
six round main event on the pro-
gram for the boxing show of the 1.
S. c. in the New Brunswick armory
last night. Mason substituted for
Harry Apologize Of New Brunswick
who contracted a cold in training.
The Amboy lad was in real condi-
ton.
In the opening round while Mason
confined his efforts TO feeling out
his opponent the latter rushed about
the ring trying for a knockout.
Johnston had the better of the 60
Ing in this round. The second and
third rounds were somewhat slow,
neither nan extending himself al
though it was apparent that John
ston's strength was rapidly leaving
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA EMPLOYERS
FORM TEAM IN This CITY

Clerical employees of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad system in this city
have organized a basketball team
which will be entered in the ieagde
composed of. Penn employees on the
New York division. The local team
is also DESTROYS of arranging games
with light senior teams in this vi
cinity especially the New Brunswick.
Woodbridge and Railway Penn rail-
road teams.
Rich, DeAndrea, BcCann, Baker.
Heron, Hansen and Jacobson will
play with the local quintet and j.
M. Potter is manager of the outfit.
Challenges should be addressed to
the manager, care of the freight Of
fee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
ST. STEPHEN LIGHT SENIORS
NOT TO OPEN FOR z WEEKS

The light senior representative
basketball team of st. Stephens par
ish on State street, will not partlcl-
pate in regular scheduled contests
for about a week or two, 1t has peen
decided. This team Will hoId 4
or two practice sessions before OPP
ening its season.
Twenty candidates were out LOT
the practice of the team which vas
held on Thursday of this week and
a practice game was played with the
Pastimes, another local quintet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
Crescent Juniors Win

The Crescent Juniors defeated
the Superior Juniors on the Nathan
Hall cour-, New Brunswick, recent
ly. The Crescents would like to
arrange games with teams averag-
ing 115-1?5 pounds. Address chal-
lenges 70 Clark Ayres, 40 Park ave-
nue..
School Teams Play
The representative secord bas-
ketbaIl team of Room rs beat the
Room 21 representatives on the Y.
M. C. A. court by a 29-S score.
Kid Aston Wants Action
Kid Aston, local colored fighter,
would Ike to arrange bouts with
any man averaging between 1S5
and 145 rounds. His address is 2S7
Rr,IrGWick aYenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04

him.
Mason forced the fighting
throughout the fourth round and
succeeded in getting over some tell
ing blows. In the fifth round John
ston was foored twice and he was
somewhat groggy at the bell. Mason
rushed his opponent at the start Of
the final round and Johnston was
again on the floor when the bell
rang.
Kid Sullivan Of Union county
beat Jake Friedman Of New Bruins
wick in the four round SEMINAL
bout and in another Of the four
round contests Young Dixon of
Newark and Rocky Walker OF
South Amboy fought a fast draw.
This is the second show to be
run under the auspices of the New
Brunswick organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
Pipe SHOP BOWLERS WIN
IN HELME TOURNAMENT

HELMETTA, Nov. 4:-Three vic
tories enabled the Pipe Shop five to
claim the honors in the department
tournament of the George w.
Helme Company's plant over the
Shipping Room, rolled at the Hell
meta Club alleys. Latkanic was
high man of the night for the losers
and Wooten was high average for
the winners.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
EMPLOYED BOYS REGISTER
WIN OVER YOUNG MEMS CLUB

The Employed Boys Brotherhood
basketball team of the Y. M. G. A.
defeated the Young Mems Club
quintet of st. Peters church on the
Parish House court. Thursday night
to the tune of a SO to 80 score.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
NOTICE

NolxSo
Notice is hereby given that. at the gen.
eral election to be held Tuesday, Novem-
Der z, 1929, there will be submitted to the
vote of the legal voters of the Borough
of Highland Park the question whether
or not the provisions of the act entitled
IAN Act Concerning Free Public Libra
ries" (Chapter $50 Of Laws of 1so5-P. L.
1906 Pig. 273) shall be adopted for the
Borough of Highland Park. The question
of the adoption of the provisions of said
act will be printed on the ballots to be
used in the Borough of Highland Park
at said general election and the legal
voters Of the Borugh of Highland Park
will be given an opportunity to vote on
said question at the time provided by
law for holding said general election and
at the places in said borough provided
for conducting said general election.
J. FORD FLAG,
1S673-10-27-1ot Borough Clerk.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
SPEEDWAY JUNIORS WIN
OVER HUNGARIAN JUNIORS

The Speedway Junior basketball
quintet defeated the II. C. c. jun
iors in a hard fought game played
Thursday night. The final score
was 1924.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.

'KREBS" only authorized agent TO
Middlesex County: new and second hand
Cash Registers on monthly payments
Repairs. supplies. 10 West Grand Street
Elizabeth. N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04

The Harrison Big Five will make
its second appearance of the present
season in this city tonight. This
team defeated the Speedways here
several weeks ago and tonight will
engage the Perth Amboys
Pitcher John Scott of the New
York Giants, here of McGraw's
pitching staff during the last worlds
series, may lose his mound effective
ness as a result. of a recent injury.
The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. c. A. jun
ior swimming team made a worthy
showing in its first meet of the pres
emit season on Thursday night. even
though the New Brunswick repre-
sentatives carried off a majority of
the events.
Judging from recent cores turned
in by local bowlers, some new records
may be made on local alleys during
the present season. Few matches
have been rolled to date.
Joe Colletti is training hard in
Havana, Cuba, in preparation for his
bout with the Cuban fyweight in
Havana next Thursday.
Two basketball games are sched-
uled in this city tomorrow night, one
on. st. Stephens court and the other
on the Hungarian court, the first
on State street and the second on
Cortland street.
The cup awarded by the board of
%freeholders to Field Manager Harry
Apologize of the Perth Amboys on
Thursday night, is said to have been
due from the New Brunswick city
commissioners as a result of the To-
cal team having COPIED county hon.
OrS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-04
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE

The standing to date of the teams
In the athletic league of the Mid
dlesex County Vocational School No.
2 is as follows: