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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-06-23

Mother-Johnny, why on earth
are you crying?
Johnny-Bill and l disagreed on
certain point so we arbitrated it.
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COTTONWOOD CHRONICLE
GEORGE MEDvED

Issued Every Friday and entered at
Postoffice in Cottonwood, Idaho as
second-class mail matter.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

the frames of this suite are of imitation
mahogany with velour seats and cane
backs Three pieces-Davenport, arm
chair and rocker Sale eco Fn
price. Observation-Disclosures. .1OJ.M
Sold Cash or Easy Payments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
(By HUGH rULLERToE)
DJE\'kl2 HEAR II" IN" about ih'
" - iIlN NV MctMnnN nnnY Greer

DJENER HEAL; II" IN" about tn"
w - row between Danny Green
.,nd charlie lr"Nr"r' Wei ST., when they
were both Ia tho kIG league l'cN wa /"
pcrpnry littr Ici,uw who was smart and
a fast thinker. and Danny was good
.uatur-d sort ur Il fc.'pw VIII" was SLOW
to ar"rr Ibox had = hahIt ot riding
na,uv juFt for tho fun OF tho thing.
pretending 10 hc made 10 200 whrthc:
g could Lci a rio" out OF tho speedy
,UjfCILer.
ON. evening pox WA in IN" room.
tcariug into Fanny md Abusing HIM
IKE a pirGrurkc;. llr was calling h'm
every mpp:"hriou> "p!thct h" could
tninl of. and l'auny WAS compinccnt.y
irving - read The paper,
- uu ui!uR thanked. hlinkC'v blink
blank blank hlankcty blank blank DeX
<a!d "NnV h,iuk bI!nkcd blinkcty blink.
ID blink"
"'rha,'s all right. p"x; keep your
rhir; "n." Danny rcp.icd.
NO. 4 Amt al right. YOU blank blank
hllrk"'y bl?uh blank. l'rN added, think
.ug d" was getting - RS" out OF Dan.
Me gu, mrI: Why. you blink M!rN
H'lnk--"
H. stopped. waited minute, and
added:
And hcslhos 'ha' YOU cnn'' hit"
DANNY 'rap"d 10 rs feet. hurled the
pai.r rm tn" floor a"t said:
."IVnnk h,ank YOU. prI. d"n'' You ge'
qersoEuI,"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
HIGH PRICE PAID
ON CLEVELAND RACE

Cleveland, o.. June Co Specially
They raced horsse IN the Old fashioned
way to-day at Cranwood II they had
been racing on the old three in five heat
plan. they would be racing yet AS II
was. utilizing the three heat plan, II
took eleven heats to decide three events
,wo races requiring four miles. the
other three.
Each race was a split heat battle
though two ravori:cS did eventually get
across Walter McGr"Gor. III" PAGER
that started on; the season as II he was
going to clean mp all m" way, win
never a turn in the journey. yesterday
found many sharp corner. walter was
the favorite IN the 2:2I pace. He was
a contender and d'I figure rs heat
winner. but Il was Parker Boy that Wig
gled away with the major portion OF the
purse.
That race was practically TWO horse
duel between Parker BOY and waiter
Mc,ircgor. J. was an IN and ont attair.
Parker Eoy won tho FIRST neat. wafer
Direc, the second. Tic third and de-
Gliding milc,was a duel all tn" way, with
Parker BOY outcoouug his rival in the
drive down the stretch.
The els trot. found The Triumph ltv-
Ing up 10 his name after performing IN
A manner 20 cause a panic among his
supporters. The Triumph was not on
his good behavior He showed a ten
dency 20 jump. In tn" tIr>t and third
heats breaks cost him heats. Julia
Mapes and Harry Hawner selling OPP
portunIty 70 become hca, winners. Har-
~ Hawkers winning OF a heat brought
about one Of the biggest surprises OF
4. "a & 3,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
Five Thousand Fans Expected A
Bauers' Park Tomorrow After
noon To See Tld-Slt
81 ely" McKnstry, Best Southpa" In
Tri,state, To Opposo Locals
McGannon To Play
Tomorrow afternoon Daucrs Parl

Tomorrow afternoon Daucrs Park
?houd 20 the scene OF n bumper aud
!oncc. Tho crack Akron Flrestones,
one Of tho fastest Industrial teams IN
tho entiro country, comes To hattls
the Daunrs. This attraction Ia posi-
lively the biggest 30 far this season
and all attendance records are "1'
peCted to be broken. The TACK that
the local management has gone 10
such an expense tobr!ng team from
that defiance, is sufficient to justify
he contention that only the very best
clubs Will be met.
Babe Mckinley. along With 'IeftY"
McKinst!y are the pitchers. They
arc world, heaters. proadbent is
former Canadian Lacquer, while Bluc
was In the o. {. ?. Jones. third base,
last season played With til" crack
GAINESVILLE Grcys. DoEscha was WIN
feelings IN the AAA League i'll CleN"'
land FOR three seasons. Manager
Shocks guarantees the regular lineup
which last year made such remark
able showing in the Industrial league
championship OF he L. 6. SAM Mcr-
Ger. MourdsTilic led, we'll Known in
ti!s section VIII catch and It least
five hundred fans from the Penit"n'
iiarY CITY will Es on hand.
Capt IIm!IoH j. extremely anxious
% rop this tilt. IS il mems muCN.
The unfortunate los last Sunday has
not hurt the moral" of the team. hHt
CONS 10 have "'.TuIalcd n desire
- come back stronger. Ia was
$50 Of "breaks." as the contest wa
r,"anl, fou@N' n: Orahn'f. lust who
will hurI for -" l0C"ls Il no; definitely
krOwn. MrGannon in all prohabiIItT
will be seen at Shoristop. after r"cNr-
rring from his injury.
To PLAY such a team as N" FIRE.
stones is rr"liv n big undertaking.
hut tho management is DESTROYS OF
swing The fans the very heS' obtain.
able under prevailing circunsran""".
That the BauerE should give The vis'
tors a tough battle is not to be denied
n the team is well-halanCod and one
Of the host even seen in these parts.
rreparations have been mad" for the
biggest gathering OF the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
NILE, LENGlEN WINS
FROM MISS M'kANE

Wimbledon. E2=land June 80 BY
The Associated T'ressD-Suzanne Lens-
len. the worlds woman tennis champion
and Miss Kathleen McKane. on" II
FuEE>3GS hes, plavers proved the mag
me- which attracted thousands OF per
rors 20 tho StarE~ a. Wimbledon today.
70 witness their play n the champion
ship tourney.
Mg". l.ruG,'n wou from Miss Mchanr
In ,yyo hight. interesting sets. s-i. I-5
The spectators also SAW IA ndolph Ly-
cot. the Amsterdam 7lavrr. who DID not
compete IN the Davis cup matches ow-
ing ~ strained shoulder muscles. equal
fIs old time performances in sending
down 70 defea, Earon he MorphUrga ~
Italy. In hard fought contest As. g..
SO, as.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
EVANS AND Won ELM
60 TO THE FINALS

Kansas City. Mo. Jure 50 = Bv Tie
Associated HIcssD-"ChIck' Evans to-
day shot his way into the finals OF Tia"
Western Amateur Golf tournament n
the Fi!llcrest Country club In one OF the
best exhibitions NJ gnic ever seen her..
end George Won Elm OF Sal, Lake cltv.
Will be his opponent. Won Elm beat
clarence Wolff "s s.. Louis In hat'l-
OF nerves IN rh"fr s"i0t-Hnal contest.
Evans completely "y;rlls:.l F'reI
Wright % Los Angeles. > and : white
Won Fins margin was / and 2 Fart
OF each contest vas PLACED IN u driving
ralnstorm. but the moisture s""nsd To
help Evans and NOn Elm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
KIDDING IS ALRIGHT BUT DON'T
GET PERSONAL SAYS FULLERTON

ahead IA the ninth inning, when on" OF
hose twlstcrs got lo"rc, Tho r"m'-cH-
clone hit the Geld just Rs tho batter h't
tho ball Tn" bah go; Up int, the wind
tho half-cyr!onc caught It and started
spinning & around, higher and higher IN
the air. 1t went high out ""cr tho
fence. and the Tulsa players CuHFcn
their luck 10 have a Cyclone nc; mat
way and rob them Of n bal. game, Jack
dashed for tho C.uhhuVsc, dressed. ana
whom he CRmo out Tho wind was Hy'nR
down. lie AMI .ha umpire wrTo HH.N!ng
on, across tho ncid. when Jack looked
up and saw tho hall dropping. Fo made
a run. caught !t..-auB claimed II" catch.
lie - st'll talking OF protecting That
game Il Tulsa needs 4 10 win u" cham
p.unsh!p,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

Two base hits. Wood. Speaker,
S!sler. Three base hits. Gerber WILL
liams Homerung. Shorten. Wood.
Stolen bases. TOhin. Jacobson. Sacrifices
Van Glider Tohin. Double plays,
Ellcrbe and S.sler; Cove!esk!e and
Gardner: McManus. Gerber and S!s!e".
Jameson and Warmly. Left on bases.
Cleveland 5: ST Louis BASE on balls.
OF Coveleskie .: Van Glider {; Morton
/. Struckout by CoveieSk!e ?: Van
Glider l. HTS or Coyclcsk.r IN Is.
Morton in > lmpirrs. Connolly and
chill. Losing pitcher Cov"lrsi,ic. Tim"
l.5a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
new YORK GIANTS
At BELLAIRE PARK
SUNDAY, JULY 9Th

The New York Giants. OF the Nation
al League. will make their appearance
a, R!verv!ew Park. Be!laire on sunday
July .. when they will ploy the strong
local casey team This game will no
doub, he the attraction OF the sea son
and large crowd IS expected u WIZ
ness the playing os this aggregation VI
stars
The announcement OF such an attrac-
,,on Will com. as good news - lovers
Of the diamond sport IN this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
PHILADELPHIA AT soTToN

Philadelphia. June so philadelphia
went back into last place 'ydaH WHOM
Boston took no fra. game Of their Sc
rtes. TO !.
Score BY innings: Il. II T..
Boston .....olco looo o-4 /
Phna. .....Ol o q d { I
Picrcy aUd Rue: Moore. EcK"ri.
HARRISON and Perkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

The strong Whitaker-Glessner team
Wi: journey to Elm Grove Sunday aft
crn""n :" play the strong team OF that
place The following players arc re-
Guc$Iod - report at the Whitaker
dressing rooms At 1890 o'clock sharp:
Ham.U. Duuch. Smith. Shirdac, Beck.
r.cImhrod. Donahu" Kosomere. Woods.
pclbr!gge and Andcrle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

stolen ha%eS-May. Gal,aEh"r.
base hItS--Gallaghcr. Carlton.
base hi'-GallaChCr.
Struck out-Schaefsr IL. Day
Base an hall-SChacfrr =; hay :.
Double plRys-SchaCf"r. Rutt"r
Gala CHER. Rutt"r 10 Gallagher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
VAHcEs-B BISHOP

The fast NarCe team VIII piav no
bishops on the Tunnel Green grounds
SUNDAY The game has tn" PROMISE IF
being ono OF the TOUCHES "f tho season
as both teams are I'm n" host o; ror'Ii-
ton and both are eager To get A. ~.
other The game W.! be called a. :
o'clock sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
AKRON F|REJIUNES INVADE CITY
IN BIGGEST CONTEST Of SEASON
GIANTS PURCHASE
TRAVIS JACKSON

New York. June 30.--Manager Nc
Graw OF the New York Nationals today
announced the purchase OF ShortstoD
Travis jackson Of IN" Little Rock club
"f ;hr Southern association for fall de-
liNery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

Two-base h',s-Stock, T"porcer. Four
nier. Horusby. Douhle plays-Stock.
HUrnsby ard FournIer; Maranrtlle and
Grimm: ToporcHr. HoruSby and Four
nier Left on ba ses-St Louis 3; Pitts
burgh : Base on balls-Otf SherHHi !:
ots Morrison :. Struck ou,-Ry Morri-
son l. by YcIlowhorse >. Hi;s--of
Morrison IL In 3; of Yellowhor>". in
! Hit by pttcher-By Morrison Four
r'erp. Losing pitcher-Morrison I'm
pireS-Hart and O'Day. T!m~-l:3a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
Four Home Runs In
Cincinnati-C Game

Chicago. Irue So.v-Cinclnaau defeat
ed Chicago 20 5 today in a game IN
which thu Visitors drove out four home
runs ard tn" locals one. Cincinnati
naHs i've double plays The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
American Association

IndIanSpcltI, S; Toledo.
Louisville. 4: Columbus. }.
Kansas City. ,: ST. Paul J.
Milwaukee,. s: Minneapolis. = CA''Su
: end OF eighth: rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
Southern Association

Rirmtngham. 2: az New Orleans 4
chattanooga, ?: a, Memphis. 4.
Atlanta. 4; at Mobile. !.
Nashy;llc. 3: at Little Rock, >
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
BROWNS HOLD
FIRST PLACE:
BY HALF PO|N1

81. Louis. Juno 3O-The browns hold
Arst ulsre nv one half a gam" today
"a q result If their victory over Clcve-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday'o Scores

Boston :: R-uokt!u !
>CtnC,rnat! =, Chicago >
-. Louis i; pittsburgh
New York s: Philadelphia !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

S.or'or. 2 Greek h"arold. had voice
as loud rs n mon shouting together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores

-, Louis 10: Cleveland
Boston !. Philadelphia
Others not scheduled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
International League

Rochester, =: Toronto. !.
Buffalo. .: Syracuse. D.
Readtng-New todayS gam" Will
hc played IN Il double header sunday
Jersey y-Baltimore. postponed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
The Standing
Today's Games

Detroit a. CA!Cago
TsStou Al WASHINGTON
Cleveland at st Louis
New Yorh -: Philadelphia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
Tho Standing
rodRy's Games

at Boston
Cincinnati at Chicago
-. Louis al Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at New YORK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

Jnncs--'T never know what 70 10 with
my Weekend"
Rones-''Why TO, keep you: ha, on
II H"-Amer.can 10y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

Totals ...-. -
xBaited for Morrison IN Sth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
MUsEE pUcKP1N LEAGUE
MEET ELM GROVE

Totals ...... 3c9 Sl4 33l 1854 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-26
SCHEDULE IS
BEING DRAWN
For Local Fire Department
League to Start Early in
January

Andrew p. Anderson was chosen
president of the Perth Amboy Fire
Department bowling league at the
meeting held in the Argonne Hotel,
Hobart street, Friday night. Frank
Tooker was chosen vice president,
Louis Ludwigson, secretary and
Christ Jensen, assistant secretary.
A committee was appointed to
draw up a schedule and 1t is prob
able games will be started early in
January. A representative from
each of the eight fire companies of
the city is on the schedule committee
SO that the dates of matches should
be arranged to the satisfaction of
all interested.
The Garfields, Humanes, Eagles,
Liberties, McClellans, Protection,
Lincolns and W~ashingtons are the
companies entered in this circuit. The
McCIellans and Lincolns we're the
first companies to become interested
in the great indoor game and the
Liberties and Garfields followed.
Chief Anderson is credited with pro-
posing the meeting to organize a
circuit.
According to present arrangements
games will be bowled on the Arr
gonne alleys on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday nights of
each week until the schedule IS COM
pleted. The number of games to be
played by each team has not been
decided.
This league will take the place of
the city bowling league of last sea-
son which it was found impossible to
reorganize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-26
Amboys Break Co|ored
Teams Winning Streak
But Lose Return Game

The Perth Amboy Five extended
its string of victories to fourteen ous
of a total Of eighteen games played
this season by winning two hard
fought tussles and losing one over
the weekend. On Saturday night
basketball fans of this county were
treated to one of the classiest exhi-
billions Of basketball playing ever
displayed on a local court when the
local representatives nosed out the
Acknowledgements in the last few
minutes of the game by a score OF
80 to IS. On Sunday the Amboy
quintet travelled to New York City
where they downed the colors of the
Commonwealth Big Five by thu
close score of 1924 after trailing
at the half-time by a three point
margin. This was the first defeat
that the colored champions had suf-
fered this season. Last night saw
the local lads defeated by the same
darktown courtsters on the locals
stamping grounds by a score Of 81
to 81.
The Roosevelt Separate-Perth Am
boy Five game on Saturday night
was witnessed by the largest num-
Der of fans that has turned out for
a basketball game here this season.
The locals managed to hold the
lead during most Of the first session,
ending that stanza with the score in
their favor by a one point margin.
II to Is.
Roosevelt staged a whirlwind
comeback and the score was tied
several times during this half and
at one time, with only five minutes
to go, the visitors took the lead
when Eggers dropped in q field goal
on a jump ball.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-26

out after Richards score. He roll
ed a number of scores over the dou-
BILE century mark but only once
came near the highest score and on
this occasion he rolled his 244
score which beat Larson's mark by
eight pins.
For seventeen games Simonson
compiled an average of 1876. Both
Richards and Simonson received a
ten pound turkey for winning first
and second place respectively.
Larson's o remained third
high while Gus Pappas rolled the
fourth highest score, 233.
Bowlers from various sections of
Middlesex county and Staten Island
visited the Argonne alleys on Sat-
urday night to make a final at
tempt to capture one Of the two
prizes.
1t is probable another bowling
tournament will be started on the
Hobart street alleys in the near flu
ture. A greater number of prizes
will be offered in the new tourney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-26
SPEEDWAYS VS..
ARROW OUTFIT
In Contest on HoWIands Court
at Sea Bright Tonight--
Great Interest

The Speedway basketball team OF
this city will receive opposition
from the Sea Bright Arrows in the
formers weekly contest on How
lands court at Sea Bright tonight.
The Amboy players have not been
defeated on the Monmouth county
court to date this season.
In former years the Arrows were
the court representatives Of the
Monmouth county town but this
year Manager Sweeney decided to
play travelling games only and the
Speedways opened at Sea Bright
The Speed .ays have been real fav-
orites in Red Bank, Long Branch,
Asbury Park and Sea Bright for the
past two or three years.
1rv Martin, the Handerhar
brothers, Brownmiller and Bradley
will sport the colors OF the Speed
opposition will have Cline and Yves
Of Ed Regan's Casino Five, and
Rowland, Brennan, Anderson and
Sweeney. The Arrows beat the
Speedways on the Sea Bright cour.
last year.
The Speedways have a string OF
nine consecutive wins at the present
time and it is probable that theiI
next game in this city will be with
the Y. NJ. H.. A. team on the Smith
and Mcclellan street court Thurs
day night. The Speedways will re-
sumo playing on their own court III
this city in the near future.
"Chuck" Solador will referee thl
game at Sea Bright tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-26
LOCAL Y" TEAM
PLAYS RAILWAY
Amboy v0lIey Ball Team
Opens Season at Railway
Tomorrow Night

The Y. M. C. A. varsity volley bali
team will play ite first match of the
season tomorrow night at Railway,
q practice session being scheduled
for tonight at S o'clock. The series
pf- games tomorrow night with Rah-
way will prepare both teams for the
three cornered tourney to be staged
New Years night in the local "Y"
when Germantown, Railway and
Perth Amboy will be the competing
teams.
The varsity team Is now made up
OF Capt. johnson, Melko, Francis
Oliver, Hornsby. Frantic, Parker.
Bartholomew and Sharp. The op-
position for tonight's practice games
Will be furnished by a number OF
the varsity squad men led by
Schrimpe.
Monday nights games with Ger
Rantown should attract a large
crowd. of spectators as the PennsyI-
tauia team is the best in the coun-
Try. The lineup which Perth Amboy
will use against the Germantown
players will be different from that
used last year and the locals have
strong hopes Of winning. Tomor-
row nights games at Railway are
open to the public and a number of
local rooters will accompany the
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-26
THEATRES
At the Strand

Constance Talmadge and EAST Is
West" a combination fit to charm
the most skeptical patron of the
photoplay. This union of scientillat-
ing comedienne and one of the great
est stage successes of recent years
yesterday opened its run as a First
National attraction at the Strand
Theatre and proved to be the most
entertaining production seen here in
a long, long time.
The role of Ming Toy gives Miss
Talmadge her greatest opportunity
and she makes the most of it.
Ming Toy, dainty and tempestu-
GUS, lovable and unmanageable,
swift to coquette and just as swift
to do battle in her own defense is
snatched from the "love boat by
Billy Benson just as she is about
to be sold into slavery.
Ming Toy fees to America
where Charlie Yong sees her and
covets her. But again Billy Ben
son appears. Then follow COM
plications and thrills till Ming Toy
clears the way for her own happi-
ness by saving Billy at the crisis of
the play. Then comes an unex-
pected denouement which unites
the lovers happily.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-26
ARRANGE FOR
LOCAL CONTEST
Y. M. H. A.-SpeedWay Game
May be Played This
Thursday Night
sPTs-ARRANGE Fo E.

SPTS-ARRANGE 70 IT,.
Final arrangements are expected
to be made today for a meeting or
the Perth Amboy Speedways and the
Y. NJ. H. A. basketball teams on
Smith and Mcclellan street court
Thursday night.
The Speedways have won some-
thing like eighteen out of twenty
two contests pl-yed to date while
the association outfit after winning
it's first five games, dropped the last
two by one point margins. 1t is prob
able that If a meeting is arranged for
Thursday night, the contest viii be
the first of a series.
In this series the Speedways will
use the Handerhan brothers, Charley
Brownmiller, Paul Sutton. John
Bradley and Irv Martin. Martin halls
from Woodbridge and Sutton from
New Brunswick. the remaining
members Of the roster are residents
of this city.
The association probably will de-
pend on Try S-chwartzman, Charley
Sher, YAK" Lowenkopf, Gene Park
er, Jack Newnlark and Ham" Fine
Sher is a member of the Perth Am--
boy basketball team and has played
a prominent part in the successes or
the Smith and McCielland street
combination to date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-26
FIVE
At So. AMBOY
Will Play Junior Mechanics on
High School Court
Tonight

The Matawan Big Five basketball
team will stack forces against the
South Amboy Junior Order Big Five
on the South Amboy high school
court tonight.
Craig. Carhart, Leary. Tassini and
Leary are expected to play with the
Monmouth county quintet IN this
contest while Green. Perkins. Fur
man, Scharff and Wilbur are sched-
uled to start for the Junior Mechanic
quintet.
The combination of Manager Les
Strattcn won its last two starts on
the South Amboy court, beating the
Rainbows of Keyport and the Raf-
ferty Big Five. The South Amboy
representatives also defeated the
Michelin team OF Midtown on the lat
ters' court.
On last Saturday night the South
Amboy team without the services of
their two regular forwards, Green
and Perkins, travelled to South Plain
field and suffered a setback at the
hands of the Spicer team of that
place, 1924. Hasslacher, Dill, Fur
man, Wilbur and Scharff played with
the Junior Order team in this game.