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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21
Six Teams Entered i'm
BOWIingLe Formed
by Local Lodge of EIkS

A bowling league somewhat SINH
lar TO the one which was formed by
the bowling committee of the local
ledge of Elks last season and the
season before, has peen organized
this year and will start Monday
night. November 27. According to
the schedule, matches will be roll
ed Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
nights.
Six teams are entered in the lea
que this year, Sterlings. Starfisn.
PAGERS, Madisons. Nationals and
Ironclads and the schedule has been
divided into two sections The win
ner of the first half will bowl the
winner of the secUpd half unless one
team wins both halves. The first
year the league went over big the
second season interest Jagged and az
a result all games were not play
cd.
The Sterlings captained bye. SIM
mems will be represented by NJ.
Koecher, j. Seaman, E. Stremlau, G.
Simmens, G.. Nobel. r. Crowell and
n. Julian. The Starfish headed By
H. Smith as captain will have },
Jessen, b. Jost, f. Stas. A. Piersof,,
G. st. Andrassey, II. Smith and G.
Sheath. The Madisons win bowl
with A. Fox, j. Dayton, Il. Giles. L.
Ramsey, w. Mills. ]. Anderson and
E. Adams, the latter captain. In
the lineup of the PAGERS will be v,
Satter, captain. A. Wilberalske, n.
Raymond, I. Grouse. NJ. Trygar, I.
Layden and j. Haynes. The Nat
ionals led by B. Fleetwood have fill
ed a roster which consists of &.
Redwood, C. Hoffman d Ander-
son, C. Darling, A. Bagger. J.. Olsen
and j. Huda. II. Schrimpf, captain,
A. Greiner, A. deter, F. Hoyler, p.
Greiner, ]. Rhoades and G. Kemeny
comprise the roster of the Iron
clads.
The first half schedule of the
league follows:
Nationals VS.. Madisons, November
81 and January 1.
Starfsh VS.. PAGERS, November 29
and January 3.
Sterlings VS.. Ironciads, December
1 and January 5.
Nationals VS.. Starfish, December 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21
JUNIOR ORDER
FIVE IN ACTION
Hungarians To Play So. AM
boy Representatives On
Latter's Court Tonight

The Hungarian Catholic Club bas-
ketban team of this city expects n
add TO its victories on the court to-
night In a game with the Junior
Order Big Five of South Amboy.
This contest will be staged on th-
South Amboy High School court.
George Mitruska's players have
been showing real form since their
opening on the Cortland street court
and they are confident that the los
ing streak of the South Amboy rep-
resentative quintet will be ~continu-
ed tonight.
Johnny McCreery of Riverside
fame, will occupy the pivot position
o the Hungarians in this contest
and the Mitruska brothers, Winklers
Kochek and Levay will be teamed
up with him. McCreery was a big
favorite in South Amboy and
throughout this section a few sea-
sons back.
For the game tonight Manager
Les Stratton probably will lineup
his Junior Order Big Five with.
Newmark and Bennett. forwards,
Furman, center: Scharff and Haas
lacher, guards. Wilbur, Perkins
Shinn and James viii also be avail
able for service.
The South Amboy Representatives
team has yet to nne a victory this
season. There will be dancing III
connection with tonight's game as
usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21
AmbOyTeam'sW Winning
Streak is Broken by
,34-23

In a game played at Harrison last
night, the Perth Amboy Five met its
initial defeat of the season at the
hands of the strong Harrison Big
Five by a score of 81 to 20. The
Amboy quintet was handicapped be-
cause of the absence of their star
pivot-man, Harry. Davis, who sus-
tanned a sprained ankle in the New
York Big Five game here last Sat
urday.s Pete Hansen took the cen
ter position against Mochow, the
giant pivot for the Harrisons, and
was o~ut-jumped practically all dur
ing the game. This defeat by the
Hudson county boys is the first to be
administered to the local outfit and
evens Up the series between these
two combinations as the Harrison
squad was defeated at the local Au-
ditorium about three weeks ago by
a margin of nine points.
The Harrison representatives start
ed the game with a squirt that tailed
eleven points for them while the To-
Gals accounted for a single point.
Frequent fouling kept the visitors in
the running. they managing to score
eight free attempts to two by the
home team. The guarding of the
Harrisons kept the Amboy lads prac-
tically helpless, n solitary field
goal by Hank Thomas being the
total field scoring done by Perth Am
boy during the first half. The up
state basketeers tossed in ten goals
during the first half, leading the To-
cal outfit by twelve points at the
end of this session.
In the second half the locals put
on a sitter front and by superb play
ing managed to score thirteen points
to twelve by the home boys. Elmer
Rachow was high man for the Hud-
son county champs, scoring six field
goals for a total of twelve counters.
One OF the largest crowds that has
vet turned out for a basketball gaTSc
ut Harrison was on deck last night.
The score: tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21
CENTER A. C.
BOXING SHOW CARDED
FOR THIS EVENING

The second of a series of seven
boxing shows to be run in the audi
forum on New Brunswick avenue
by the Center A. C. organized FROM
the Holy Name Society OF st. Mary's
church, is scheduled for this evening
and Matchmaker Ed Dalton has
thirty rounds of fighting to offer the
fans of this section.
The program follows:
Eddie Smith of New York VS..
Jack Mcfarland of Elizabeth, eight
rounds.
Benny Hertz OF Csrteret vs.. Joe
Moore, colored. fifth ward, Perth
Amboy, six rounds.
Kid Williams of Carteret VS.. Young
Withericge of Railway, four rounds.
Larry Mullen of Railway, VS.. Peter
Kayser of Elizabeth, four rounds.
Joe Allen of T~ottenville VS.. a SUIT
able opponent, four rounds.
Young Newman of South Amboy
VS.. Jack Mccartney, Elizabeth. four
rounds.
Smith has fought some of the
leading boxers in the welterweight
division in and around New York
City. His record included engage
ments with Jack Britton, former
welterweight champion, Paul Doyle,
Eddie Fitzsimmons, Pal Moore, Mel
Coogan, frankie Callihan, Young
Otto, Harry Stone and Dick Stone.
The information regarding Paul
Doyle, Fitzsimmons, Moore, Coogan
and Callihan was furnished by Billy
Rosche, of New York to DR.. ]. v.
Smith of this city, a member of
the committee in charge of arrange
ments for these shows.
Pitted against Smith will be Jack
Mcfarland, rapidly rising Elizabeth
boxer. Mcfarland sprung into
prominence in this vicinity by scor-
ing an easy victory over Johnny
Carroll of Carteret, and later
fighting a fast draw with the pop
ular borough fighter. Included on
the list of boxers Mcfarland has,
fought is Smiling Richie of New
class. Both Smith and Mcfarland
are reported to be in first class con-
dition for this GO.
Interest in Six Rounder
There is particular interest in the
six round semi-final event because
of the fact that Joe Moore, colored
boxer, introduced to the fans of this
city by DR.. J.. v Smith of the Fifth
Ward, has been placed on the card
as a result of his successful showing
in the first show given by the Cen
ter A. C. Moore defeated Gene
Johnson of Elizabeth in the first
fight here and tonight scheduled to
engage in a sox round go with Benny
Hertz. popular Carteret boxer.
Hertz has trained hard in prepe-
ration for this bout. He has fought
in this city, Carteret and Long
Branch and on each occasion has
succeeded in holding his own with
his opposition. Moore has trained
at the Shamrock Club in the rear
of DR.. Smiths home and is also said
Ito be at his best. Respective fol-
lowers of the two boys look for a
knockout.
Four four round contests COM
plete the program. The most inter-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL E L

in the Auditorium. This is the sec
ond show under the auspices of this
organization to be exhibited in this
city during the present season.
The second big boxing show of the
Center Athletic Club will be exhibit
ed in the auditorium On New Bruins
wick avenue tonights-~A high class
card has been arranged.
With Plainfield as their opponents
the local Hello Bills" have a good
chance of advancing ear the top
on Thursday night. The Plainfield
representatives have won two of six
games rolled to date.
The biggest surprise of court
activities in this vicinity to date this
season occurred on Sunday night
when the Roosevelt Separates were
beaten on their homo court by the
Bruggy Stars.
Perth Amboy's swimming repre-
sentatives expect to annex a victory
in New Brunswick tonight. The New
Brunswick swimmers defeated the
Amboy lads in the local pool a short
time ago.
Bill Carrigan is looked upon as
the most likely candidate for the
position of manager Of the Boston
Red Sox in the American league.
Games with light Junior teams
are wanted by the Oriole Juniors of
this city. Charles Gray, 234 State
street, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21
AMB0YS OPPOSE
rs OUTFIT
IN Match In BohnsaCk Alleys
I Tomorrow Night Jaycox
! To Roll

The Perth Amhoy bowling team
of John J.. Dolan will resume it's
activities on the alleys tomorrow
night when 1t is scheduled to engage
the Public Service Power House
team in a match on Bohnsack's
Smith street alleys. This team is
leading the Public Service bowling
league at the present times.
Dolan's bowlers suffered a defeat
at the hands of the H. B. Club a
short time ago and a return match
will be rolled ON the Argonne alleys
a week from tomorrow night. The
Argonne five defeated the H. b.
Club a short time g and a return
match will be rolled on the Ar
gonne alleys a week from tomor-
row night. The Argonne five de-
feated the H. B. Club a week after
the Amboys were beaten.
Ed JaycoX, crack Aquehonga
bowler. has been added to the roster
of the Amboy team. His addition is
expected to add considerable
strength to the Smith street repre-
~sentatives in their compaign to an
mex city and county titles.
Manager Doian can be reached by
addressing communications to 266
Washington street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21

Leads g
CaUSfOrAmbOy
to Open Here Thursday

With five victories in six games
the Elizabeth Hello Bills are lead
ing the Elks State Bowling League
at the present time. Perth Amboy
has won three and lost three games
in the two matches rolled to date.
The balance Of games on the
league schedule follow:
Nov. 23-Newark at Railway.
Nov. 23-Jersey City at Ruther-
ford.
Nov. 23-Bayonne at Elizabeth.
Nov. 23-Plainfield at, Perth Am
boy.
Nov. 23-Paterson at Union Hill.
: Nov. 23-Hoboken at Passaic.
Dec. Jersey City at Union Hill.
Dec. Railway at Hoboken.
Dec. Elizabeth at Plainfield.
Dec. Patterson at Rutherford.
Dec. 7-Bayonne at Passaic.
Dec. 14-Newark at Jersey City.
Dec. 14-Rutherford at Railway.
Dec. 14-Bayonne at Perth AM
boy.
Dec. 14-Plainield at Paterson.
Dec. 14-Union Hill at Hoboken.
Dec. 14-Passaic at Elizabeth.
Dec. 21-Jersey City at Bayonne.
Dec. 21-Perth Amboy at Union
Hill.
Dec. 21-Rahway at Paterson.
Dec. 21-Hoboken at Elizabeth.
Dec. 21-Newark at Plainfield.
Dec. 21-Rutherford at Passaic.
Dec. 2s-Jersey City at Plain
6eld.
Dec. 28-Elizabeth at Union Hill.
Dec. 2S-Bayonne at Newark.
Dec. 2S-Paterson at Perth AM
boy.
Dec. 2s-Rutherford at Hoboken
Dec. 20. -Passaic at Railway.
Jan. Elizabeth at Jersey City.
Jan. 4-Rahway at Plainfield.
Jan. 4--Union Hill at Rutherford.
Jan. 4-Perth Amboy at Passaic.
Jan. Patterson at Newark.
Jan. 4-Hoboken at Bayonne.
Jan. 11-Perth Amboy at Jersey
City.
Jan. 11-Rahway at Elizabeth.
Jan. 11-Union Hill at Bayonne.
Jan. 11-Passaic at Paterson.
Jan. 11-Newark at Hoboken.
Jan. 11-Plainfield at Rutherford.
Jan. 1S-Jersey City at Paterson.
Jan 18-Bayonne at Railway.
Jan. 1S-Newark at Passaic.
Jan. 1S-Rutherford at Elizabeth.
Jan. 1S-Plainfield at Union Hill.
Jan. 1S-Perth Amboy at Hobo
ken.
Jan. 25-Hoboken at Jersey City.
Jan. 25-Rahway at Perth Am
boy.
Jan. 25-Union Hill at Newark.
Jan 257Bayonne at Rutherford.
Jan. 25-Elizabeth at Paterson.
Jan. 25-Passaic at Plainfield.~
Fob. Railway at Jersey City.
Feb. Union Hill at Passaic.
Feb. Rutherford at Newark.
Feb. elizabeth at Perth Am
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21
LEbElA LEADS
IN "" LEAGUE
Two More Senior Basketball
Games Played Last Night
Baker Wins

The tie for first place in the Y. NJ.
c. A. senior basketball league was
broken last night and Lebeda's team
stepped into the lead as the result
of defeating DeAndrea's quintet,
with which it was tied. Bakers team
by defeating Tangaard's combination
moved up to a tie for second place.
DeAndrea's courtsters won by ten
points, the final score being Lebeda,
80; DeAndrea 20. In the other game
which was closer, Bakers men scor-
ed 3S points and Tangaard's 33. In
this game NJ. Totin set a new Y. NJ.
c. A. record for foul shooting, max
ing thirteen straight single pointers.
He made fifteen out of seventeen
trys from the fifteen foot line during
the night.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21

esting OF the prelims is the bout
between Young Newman of South
Amboy and Jack McCoffney of Eliz-
abeth. Newman is in the stable of
Moe Forgotson of South Amboy and
has trained at various places in this
city. The boxer can fight as a fly
weight or bantam and is said to
have had New York ring expert
ence. He is pitted against a good
man in Mccartney.
Joe Allen, who made a hit by en-
tering the ring and challenging any,
body in the house at the last show.
will go on with a good man in an
other four round contest tonight.
Larry Mullen of Railway and Peter
Kayser Of Elizabeth, are matched
up in the third four round contest
and Kid Williams of Carteret and
Young Witheridge of Railway are
slated for the fourth prel;m event.
Matchmaker Dalton, has an
nounced that there will be no war
tax charged tonight. Moe Lewko-
witt will do the announcing and Kid
Potty will hold the time piece. The
first bout will go on about $3.50
o'clock. A big turnout is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21

Yesterday afternoons games re-
suited in Weitzen's team losing two
straight games to Goldberger, while
Johnson and Schrimpe broke even.
The league ends Thursday after
noon, it being impossible for Welt
zen to lose. New captains and teams
will be chosen at once and the new
league started next week.
There will be practice for all of
those trying out for the senior var
sity basketball team at 1880 o'clock
tonight. The candidates will have
the use of the floor until 3:15.
At S:15 o'clock tonight the COM
petition between the junior and
junior employed boys viii start in
the gym. being a part of the "Par-
ents' Night" program. There will
also be events in the swimming
pool.
Commencing next week varsity
volley ball practice will be held
every Tuesday night at Sis. The
squad will have the Is OF the floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21
Visit The
PARIS POOL PARLOR

"a good place to spend a bad night''
Introducing Wagner & Adler High
Score Cushion Tables. The Only
Place In Town
1853 New Brunswick Avenue
One Door from Auditorium Building
A COMPLETE LINE OF CIGARS
AND CIGARETTES
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21

1t is hard to convince the fans in
this section as to the class OF a new
boxer. Eddie Smith, of the York
Vile section of New York City who
fights Jack Mcfarland of Elizabeth
here tonight, has a very good rec
ord to date and is a good opponent
for the Betsytown lad, yet there is
little gossip regarding the main
event on the program to be exhibit
ed tonight.
At last a bowling league has been
organized in this city. This circuit
has been formed by the local Elks
lodge and will get under way Mon
day night. November 81.
There is considerable interest in
the basketball contest to be played
on the Elizabeth armory court to-
morrow night between the Center
Girls of Carteret and the Independ-
ents of South Amboy.
The representative gridiron teams
Of Rosebank and Tottenville are
evidently well matched judging
from the exhibitions displayed a
season ago and last Sunday.
A liSHL senior DdSkeLDdll team
has been organized in South Amboy
and will be known as the Crescent
Five. Moran, Lyons, Conroy, Ken
nedy and Carroll will play with this
team and John Conroy, Stockton
street. is manager.
The Atlantic Terra Gotta Com
pany bowling team of this city
promises to furnish real opposition
to other contenders in Perth AM
boy and Middlesex county for city
and county honors respectively.
Games with teams averaging u.s.
100 pounds are desired by the PAGER
quintet of this city. Gerald Kaplo-
wttz, 154 Broad street, telephone
59S-W is manager.
The Ironsides of Newark will be
engaged by the Speedway baske-
teers of this city in a contest on the
Sea Bright court tonight. The locals
will represent Sea Bright on the
court every Tuesday night.
In a recent contest the F,avorites
Of this city defeated the Boy Scout
quintet of South Amboy. The final
score was 1928. 1t was the fourth
consecutive victory for the Fav-
orites.
Thirty rounds of boxing COM
DleteS the prOqram arrapra6 for
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21

boy.
Feb. Paterson at Hoboken.
Feb. 1-Plain1eld at Bayonne.
Feb. S-Rahway at Newark.
Feb. S-Rutherford at Jersey
City.
Feb. S-Elizabeth at Bayonne.
Feb. S-Perth Amboy at Plain
field
Feb. S-Union Hill at Paterson.
Feb. S-Passaic at Hoboken.
Feb. 15-Passaic at Jersey City.
Feb. 15-Union Hill at Railway.
Feb. 15-Newark at Elizabeth.
Feb. 15-Rutherford at Perth
Amboy.
Feb. 15-Bayonne at Paterson.
Feb. 15-Hoboken at Plainfield.
Mar. Union Hill at Jersey City.
Mar. 1-Hoboken at Railway.
Mar. 1-Plainfield at Elizabeth.
Mar. Newark at Perth Amboy.
Mar. Rutherford at Paterson.
Mar. 1-Passaic at Bayonne.
Mar. 8-Jersey City at Newark.
Mar. S-Rahway at Rutherford.
Mar. S-Perth Amboy at Bay
onne. b
Mar. S-Paterson at Plainfield.
Mar. S-Hoboken at Union Hill.
Mar. S-Elizabeth at Passaic.
Mar 15-Bayonne at Jersey City.
Mar. 15-Union Hill at Perth Ann
boy.
Mar. 15-Paterson at Railway.
Mar. 15-Eliza.Jeth at Hoboken.
Mar. 15-Plainfield at Newark.
Mar. '15-Passaic at Rutherford.
Mar. 22-Plainfield at Jersey City.
Mar. 22-Union Hill at Elizabeth.
Mar. 22-Newark at Bayonne.
Mar. 22-Perth Amboy at Pater-
son.
Mar. 22-Hoboken at Rutherford.
Mar. 22-Rahway at Passaic.
Mar. 29-Jersey City at Elizabeth.
Mar. 29-Plainfield at Railway.
Hill.
Mar. 29~-Passaic at Perth AM
boy.
Mar. 29-Newark at Paterson.
Mar. 29-Bayonne at Hoboken.
APR. 5-Jersey City at Perth AM
boy.
APR. elizabeth at Railway.
Apr. 5-Bayonnc at Union Hill.
Apr. 5-Paterson at Passaic.
Apr. 5-Hobokeh at Newark.
Apr. 5-Rutherford at Plainfield.
Apr. 12-Paterson at Jersey City.
Apr. 12-Rahway at Bayonne. =
Apr. 12-Passaic at Newark.
Apr. 12-Elizabeth at Rutherford
Apr. 12-Union Hill at Plainfieid.
Apr. 12-Hoboken at Perth Am
boy.
Apr. 19-Jersey City at Hoboken.
Apr. 19-Perth Amboy at Rah-
way.
Apr. 19-Newark at Union Hill.
Apr. 19-Rutherford at Bayonne.
Abr. 19-Paterson at Elizabeth.
Apr. 19-Plainfield at Passaic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21

Thirty, rounds Of boxing COM
tonight's show Of the Center A. e.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21

In a recent contest the Ftavorites
of this city defeated the Boy Scout
quintet of South Amboy. The final
score was 1928. 1t was the fourth
consecutive victory for the Fav-
orites.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-21

The Ironsides of Newark will be
engaged by the Speedway baske-
teers of this city in a contest on the
Sea Bright court tonight. The locals
will represent Sea Bright on the
court every Tuesday night.
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SEVENTH INNING
TOO MUCH MEAT
HURTS KIDNEYS

Eating too much meat may pro-
duce kidney trouble In some form or
other. says well-known authority.
because the uric acid excites the
kidneys. they become overworked
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts Of distress. particularly back
ache and misery in the kidney re-
gion: rheumatic tw;nges. severe
headaches. acid stomach. constipa-
ton. torpid liver. sleepiessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts OF
kidneys aren't acting right. or if
bladder bothers you. get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in
a glass of water before breakfa ST
for a few days and your kidneys
may then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid OF grapes and
lemon juice. combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations
TO flush clogSed kidneys and stimu-
late them to normal activity; also
to neutralizc the acids in the urine
so that it no longer irritates. thus
often ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts eanont injure anyone
makes a delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which millions
OF men and women take now anc
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Adv
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YANKEES-Scott up: Scott out
to Kelly, unassisted Shawkey up:
Strike one, called; strike two. miss
ed; Shawkey famed. Witt up: Ball
one: strike ono. fouled; strike two.
fouled; witt fanned-No runs; no
hits.
EIGHTH INNING
GIANTS-Ball one. low; strike one
foul; strike two. foul; ball two low;
Frisch fouls to Dugan. Meusel up:
Meusel fouls TO Pipp. Young up:
Ball one; ball two; strike one. called !;
strike two. missed Youny flied to
Muesel-No runs: no hits.
YANKEES-Dugan up: Strike one
called: Organ out. Barnes to Kelly.
Ruth up: Strike one; Ruth doubled
to left Pipp up: Ball one. low.
Pipp flies to Cunningham. Ruth tax
ing third Meusel up: Strike one;
Ruth made an effort TO steal home
when Meusel hit a foul and returns
to third; ball one; ball two. high;
ball three. low; Ruth scores on Meu-
sells double to center. Schang up.
schang out to Kelly. unassisted.-
One run; two hits.
MINT HINNNG
GIANTS-Kelly up: Strike one
called: ball one. low: strike two
missed: Kelly flied to Dugan. Gun
ningham up. Earl Smith batting for
Cunningham: Strike one, foul; bal
strike two. called; Smi'. famed
Snyder up: Strike one. called; bal
one; Snyder out. Ward to Pipp.-No
runs; no hits.
YANKEES-ward up: King now
playing center for the Giants. Bal
one: ball two. high; strike one, call
ed strike one, called; strike two
called; ball three; Ward fans. Scott
up: Strike one, called: Scott singled
to center. Shawkey up: Strike one
| called; Shawkey grounded to Barnes
/ to Bancroft Witt up: Ball one
! Witt singles to left, Shawkey stop,
ping at second Dugan up: Bal
one; ball two; strike one. foul; strike
two. missed; Dugan struck out.-Nl
runs; two hits.
TENTH INNING
GIANTS. Barnes up. Strike
one. called. Barnes out, Shavkc,
10 Pipp. Bancroft UP. Ball one
high. strike one. ball two. low
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WORLD SERIES
Continued from Page one)

CONTINUED from Page One)
called; Shawkey out on a fly to Cum
bingham. Witt up: Ball one. low
Witt out. Barnes to Kelly. DuSar
up: Bail one. low: strike one; strike
two, touled; ball two. low; ball three,
low; Dugan signed to left. Ruth
up: Ball one, high. ball two: strike
one. called; strike two, foulod. Ruth
out T'risch to Kelly.-No runs; one
nit
Sixth INNING
GIANTS-Young up: Beat out ar
infield hit Kelly up: Kelly forced
Young. Shawkey to Ward. Cunning
ham up: Ball one; ball two. low;
Cunningham out on a fly to Ruth
Snyder up: Snyder out on a. fly &c
Ruth.-No runs: one hit.
YANKEES-Pipp up: Ball one. low
ball two: ball three: strike one. call
ed: strike two, called; Pipp fouled
to Snyder. Meusel up: Ball one
high; ball two. low; strike one foul
ball three. low; Meusel walked
Schang up: Schang out. Frisch tc
Kelly. Meusel taking second. Ward
up: Ball one; ball two. high; strike
one. called; ball three. low: strike
two; Ward fanned.-No runs; no hits
SEVENTH INNING
GIANTS. Barnes up: Ball one
low; strike one. called; Barnes out
Ward to Pipp. Bancroft up: Ball
one. low; ball two; Bancroft out tc
Pip. unassisted. Groh up: Bal
one; Groh flied to Ward.-No runs;
no hits.
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Pole Kitty Is Lured
by Photograph Music
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEl

MANSFIELD. O., Oct 5.-Music
has charms for nearly all animals
and the skunk is no exception. This
was disclosed here a few nights ago
when q small party was being en-
tertained at a Home avenue resi-
dence with selections on grapho-
phone. The party were on the front
porch, enjoying the high notes. the
middle and low. when a little white
and black animal approached. When