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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
SACRED HEARTS
HERE SUNDAY
South Amboy Representatives
Against Local Amboy
Nine

The Sacred Heart baseball team
of South Amboy will cross bats with
the Perth Amboy Athletic Associa-
ton nine on the Raritan Copper
Works field Sunday afternoon. This
is the first appearance of the South
Amboy on a local diamond
this season.
This team was defeated by the
Lehighs of this city early in the
present season and also lost to Bill
Sheehan's Speedway outfit. The
Sacred Hearts also scored a victory
over. the Speedways. and have
broken even in two games played
Columbus.
disappointment of the season last
Sunday when rain prevented the
contest with the Railway A. A. nine.
1t is probable that Railway will be
booked for another date before the
close of the present season. Rah-
way will cross bats with the Pearls
in Elizabeth on Sunday afternoon.
1t is probable that Aicer Jensen
will do the pitching for the Amboys
against the South Amboy nine,
while the pitching choice for the
Sacred Hearts has not been an
nounced. Andy Kane, who played
for a time with the Perth Amboys
of last eason is a member of the
Sacred Heart outfit. The Sacred
Hearts are at the present time book
ed up in a series with the Sheridans
to decide the championship of South
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
DUNN On MOUND
IN TWO GAMES
Will Pitch Against Professions
ais and Wilmingtons SUM-
day and Monday

Frank Dunn, former New Yorl
All Collegian hurler and at present
the pitching ace OF tie Aquenonga
pitching staff, is scheduled to nan
die the pitching assignment for h
Tottenville representative team ir
;wo games over the weekend.
on Sunday afternoon the Staten
island Professionals Of West New
Brighton. will furnish the orposi-
ton. This will be tho initial appear
ance of this can en- the TottcE-
vile grounds this season, the book
ing being in accordance with the
PLANS of Manager Hilkcr to elimi-
ndto all ~contendelS for the Staten
Island championship.
The rubber game Of a series with
the Wilmingtons Of Brooklyn is
scheduled for MONDAY afternoon
Labor Day. The Alue hongas beat
this combination in their first appear
ance at To~ttenyille. but dropped the
second contest. The Brooklynites
report that they will have their
strongest lineup in attendance in an
effort to win this game.
AS was previously announced. twi-
light games for the present seaso
have been discontinued, but Hilker's
team will continue in action proba-
bly, until the middle OF October. 1t
Is likely that at least two more
games will be played with the Perth
Amboys before the end, of the sea-
son.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
Perth Amboy B|ueCoats
Lose Tough Contest To
Elizabeth Police Nine

"a A contest as good as any semi-pro
came ever staged in Elizabeth was
Furnished by the Elizabeth and
sPerth Amboy police teams in their
Second meeting of the present sea-
*son at Pearl Oval yesterday after
moon. The home players carried off
the bacon to the tune of a 40 score.
Well aware of what would happen
If Amboy COPIED this contest mas
vnuch as they had won the first of
the series in this city by a GA score,
the Elizabeth outfit vas well padded
when it took the field for this game.
The Elizabeth moundsman is be-
lieved to be a leading semi-pro
pitcher from that section, while one
infielder and one outfielder played
as if they also hail from semi-pro
ranks.
Molly, a veteran with a worth
while reputation in this section,
heaved 'em across for the visiting
cops, and his exhibition yesterday
was a credit to his record. He held
the hard hitting Union county outfit
to five scattered hits and but for one
bad inning would not have been
scored on. The South Amboy slab
ster issued two passes and made
eight of the Elizabeth batters retire
~ lay pClltii tit lIiS "a
WEIGH did the pitching for the
Elizabeth nine and four hits were
garnered from his offerings. -Four
passes were issued by the home
hurler and ten batters famed the
breeze.
In the opening session, the visitors
got three men on with n out.
WEIGH, however, frightened up and
retired the side. Again in the
fourth Amboy got two men on the
bags with one down, but the hit
in the pinch was missing. Almost
every inning Amboy got a man on
the sacks, but good pitching and
Embarrassing plays prevented a score.
Elizabeth scored its only counters
in the third. A triple and single
were responsible for the only earn
ed run of the game, and a pass and
an error did the balance of the dam
age. Prior to this session and after
the third, the Elizabeth batters were
helpless before Molly and the sem
National play of the entire Amboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
WIN
FOR /, WILLS
Second Jackson in 2 Weeks
Sent Into Land of
Dreams

If matchmakers are desircus of
stopping Harry Wills. colored heavy
weight champion of the world and a
real contender for the title now held
by Jack Dempsey, they had better
stop setting up boys travelling under
the name of Jackson.
Last night the highly touted
Tut" Jackson lasted less than three
rounds with the New York and New
Orleans Thunderbolt and two weeks
ago Buddy" Jackson heard the
brides sing. Tut" and Buddy"
have had enaugh. of Wills.
Twenty thousand fans witnessed
the fight last night. jackson APP
peared frightened from the clang OF
the bell to start the first round and
in this session he took a count, after
which the bell saved him. Wills had
twenty-five pounds on his opponent
Wills toyed with his opponent In
the second, but the Ohio battler
with the feeling that G blow
hurts shifted his dogs around in
careful fashion. 1t is said Jackson
wears the largest shoes in the state
of Ohio.
A hard right to the side ended
the fight shortly after the start of
the third. 1t is said that Jackson
had great trouble in getting in and
out of the ring because of the size
of his shoes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
TWO GAMESFOR
So. AMBOY NINE
Sacred Hearts Play Amboy
and MicheIin Over Week.

SOUTH AMBOY, Aug. Soon
Monday morning the Sacred Hearts
will play their second game in two
days. The holiday contest will be
with the Michelin Tire Company
team of Midtown and the local
players are confident that they will
make a real showing against the
present fast travelling tiretown out
fit.
Newmark or Share will do the
flinging for the Sacred Hearts in
this game. 1t all depends on what
pitcher will start against the Am
boys in the game on the Raritan
Copper Works field Sunday after
noon. Local players and fans are
also confident of their ability to
hold their own with the Amboys.
The Sacred Hearts have lost three
games in fifteen starts, one contest
to the Lehighs of Perth Amboy in
the opening game of the season, one
to the Speedways of Perth Amboy
and the third contest to the Polish
Giants at South River. The Lehighs
and Speedways were later defeated.
The South Amboy lineup for Sun
days game will be Newmark or
Share, pitcher: Lagoda. catcher:
Sam, first base; Kane, second base:
Ricky, shortstop; Pierson, third
base; and Monaker, Greed, Stanton
and Let's in the outfield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
Strand Attraction

A distinct surprise awaits Norma
Talmadge fans, who have been ac-
customed to seeing her in gorgeous
evening gowns, when she makes
her appearance as a Jamaica girl
in Loves Redemption" the pow
erful story which is being released
az a First National attraction. The
picture has been booked for a
run at the Strand theatre commence
ing tomorrow.
With memories of such successes
as THE Sign on the Door and
The Passion Flower" behind her,
the popular star brings to the
screen an entirely new character
ization. AS Ginger the girl of the
West Indies. she portrays a role
that wins sympathy by its full SEN
timent. it's keen wit and action and
its charming simplicity.
Harrison Ford has the leading
male role and gives a capable per-
Torrance of an exiled English
youth who is rapidly squandering
his opportunities.
Montagu Love has a "heavy"
part in which he becomes an ac-
complished villain.
Cooper Cliffe finds a new outlet
for his histrionic ability in the role
of the elder and stilted English
brother. He was previously seen
in Halt an Hour and in 1.-THE
DEVILS Garden" a First National
release.
Ida Waterman. who has the role
of Standish's mother. is 4 screen
actress famous for her solendid
character parts. Michael NJ Barnes,
e. Fernandez and Fraser Coulter
handle minor roles in a capable
manner.
The picture was adapted by An
thony Paul Kelly from Andrew
Soutar's novel. ION Principle" and
directed by Albert Parker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
NOTICE

sealed proposals for the construction
If an addition and alterations TO Hope
lawn School. Woodbridge ToWhsnlp TOT
the Board of Education OF Woodorlase;
Education in the High School on Barron
Avenue. Woodbridge. on September llth'
1922 at $500 o'clock p. NJ. Daylight saw
ing Time. as per revised plans specihca-
tons and addenda sheet prepared by
Alexander Merchant. Architect, S63
George Street. New Brunswick. n. J.
Separate sealed proposals will be re-
ceived as follows:
1. General Construction.
2. Heating and Ventilatins
g.. Plumbing
4. Electric Work.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check payable to the Board of
Education, Woodbridge. N. j., to the
amount of SO of the bid.
Which amount will be forfeited to the
ooard of Education II the bidder awarded
the contract fails to furnish a satisfac-
tory pond for the full amount OF his pro-
posal and signing the contract within Is
DAYS after the awarding of same.
plans and specifications may be obtain
cd at the office of Alexander Merchant.
Architect, 1863 George Street, New Bruins
wick. N. J.. by depositing the sum of
s2b 90 for each set of plans and specifica-
ions. The above sum will be returned TO
the bidders providing the plans and spe-
cihcations are returned within 10 days
after receiving the bids. Otherwise the
above amount will be forfeited by the
bidder.
The Board of Education reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
MRS ALBERT GARDNER,
FRED BOHLEN.
ROY ANDERSON,
1s7ss-s-25-so-s-2-s-a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
No CHANGE IN
AMERICAN RACE
Cubs Gain Half Game in Ma
tionaI--C. Walker Tied for
Major Total

There was no change in the
American League race yesterday Le-
cause both the New York Yankees
and the st. Louis Browns won and
tho former outfit continues to lead
by a game and a half. The victory
of the Yankees yesterday, however,
showed that Jones is in form and
the five star pitching staff of Hug
gins is expected to carry a second
New York team through in the PEN
nan race.
Clarence Walker of the Phlladel-
phia Athletics knocked out his thir-
ty-second homer of the season and
IS now tied with Ken Williams and
Rogers Hornsby for the major
league championship. Babe" Ruth
made his twenty-seventh homer OF
the season in yesterdays game, Of
Walter Johnson.
The Chicago Cubs gained a nall
game@Qn the Giants n increased
their Held on second place by beat
ing the st. Louis Cardinals. The
Giants resume activities today after
a two-day layoff, playing in Brook
lVn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
BLUE RIBBONS CLASH
WITH SHINGLERS' TEAM

The Blue Ribbon baseball team of
Wagner & Wurtzel will cross bats
with the Raritan Copper Works
single department nine on the
Raritan Copper Works field tomor-
row evening at 6 o'clock. This is
the first meeting between these two
teams.
This game was scheduled to have
been played on Monday night, but
wet grounds prevented the staging
of hostilities. The Blue Ribbons
have been exhibiting a good brand
of baseball this year and the Shing-
lers have been travelling at a good
pace.
Both teams will lineup in regular
fashion for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

team.
While the entire visiting outfit
worked in classy fashion, the play of
Bill Seiboth and Bernard Toolan was
exceptionally good. Regit and Nc
Carthy featured in fielding for the
victors. while Coplan made the only
extra base hit of the game.
The rubber game of this series
will be played on the Raritan Cop
per Works field on September ~.
Last season after each team had
won a game it was impossible to
arrange the rubber contest. On Sep
TENDER 9 the Amboy cops will travel
to Railway to cross bats with the
team made up of inmates.
Captain Emil Koyen was out of
the game yesterday with an injured
finger. Over a dozen automobiles
accompanied the team to the Union
county GROUNDS yesterday.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
PARISH HOUSE Nine
WANTS MONDAY GAME

In connection with a gala field
day celebration arranged for Labor
Day, Albert Martin, MANAGE of the
Woodbridge Parish House baseball
team, is DESTROYS of arranging a con-
test with the Emerald. Lchigh or
st. Emery mines of this city.
This game will be played on Labor
Day afternoon and Manager Martin
can be reached by calling Wood
bridge 545-R.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
Tomorrow at Ditmss

Another thrilling Zane Grey pic
ture, produced by Benjamin B.
Hampton and distributed by Gold
wynn, Golden Dreams" is coming to
the Ditmas theatre for three days
beginning tomorrow. 1t is based
upon Zane Grey's story of the same
title.
The story concerns the daughter
of a Spanish mother and an Ameri-
a father, in the mythical Spanish
state of Chinora, who falls in love
with Sandy Buchanan, the Ameri-
a engineer in charge Of the oil
wells on the Macdonald estate. Her
aunt Countess de Elberca. has other
plans for her. She wants Mercedes
to marry the young Duke of Othomo
whose fortunes are at a very low ebb
and who is wanted in Spain for Of
lenses against the government. The
Duke and his uncle, Don felipe de
Cristobal, plot to kill Buchanan, but
with the aid of an American circus
troupe he routs his enemies n
wins the girl.
There is color and picturesqueness
and adventure galore in this pho
toplay. Spectators early takes sides
with the lovers and root for them
till the last foot of film has been
unreeIed: Mr.. Hampton md his d.
rectors staged a great fight at the
inn in which the hero ana MS
friends hold back hundreds OF ma
tiyes until the circus people nave
opened the animal cages and loosed
the lions. tigers and bears upon the
attacking party. The p~hotopiay n
direction are excellent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

October classic, inasmuch as Nc
Graw's men have practically cinched
honors in the Heydler circuit.
A big turnout from this city Is ex-
pected for the fight schedule to be
held in Roosevelt on Friday night.
This Is the first show Of the newly
organized borough club.
Babe Ruth seemingly has struck
a batting slump again. He Is ex-
pected to stage a comeback against
the Washington, Philadelphia and
Boston teams.
The Chicago representative teams
in the American and National
Leagues are preparing for a post
season. recent reports relate. The
Chicago Cubs were mentioned as
pennant contenders a short time ago.
One of the most important bas-
ketball leagues to be organized this
season will be the Metropolitan or
~ganization, which will include the
Original Celtics and other New York
and Brooklyn teams.
No further announcement has been
made in regard to the playing field
for the next Tottenville-Perth AM
boy game. This contest may be
played a week from this Sunday.
Followers of Johnny Carroll are
confident that he will turn the tables
on Jack Mcfarland, of Elizabeth,
when they meet at Roosevelt on
Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

A victory for the Perth Amboy
Athletic Association nine. Sunday
afternoon will eliminate the Sacred
Heart combination of South Amboy
from the running for county honors.
If the st. Louis Browns lose the
American League pennant, 1T Will be
entirely due to the fact that there
is only n Shocker and n Sisler.
Emil Bohnsack is making every
effort to have the coming bowling
season one of the biggest since the
establishment of his Smith street al
leys.
It is probable the Police Social
Club baseball team will engage in
several more games before the close
of the present diamond season.
The American league race this
season is n of the most bitterly
contested in the history of the john
son organization. The next few
weeks will decide the victory.
Great results are being accomp-
lished by the Fairgrounds in various
iiHSS VI SpoIt tLAo yeah. DdShetpdi
baseball and swimming events fea-
ture the big doings.
1t is probable that the Dry Dock
baseball team may not grace the
diamond again this year, due to the
fact that Saturday afternoon work
starts this week.
The New York Giants may start
resting their pitchers for the annual
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
e BAD MNING ENABLES ELIZABETH 10 EVEN SERIES
PIRATES and LINEMEN
CLASH THIS EVENING

John Gardella's Pirate twilight
baseball team will get into action
again tonight in a game with the
Public Service linemen. This con-
test will be staged on the Maurer
grounds and will get under way
promptly at 6 o'clock.
The Pirates won their first start
a short time ago and the Linemen
have been playing good BAN since
organization Manager Gardella will
do the finging for the Pirates in this
game. while Pete Dametsch will be
on the hill for the Linemen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

Brooklyn, 8 Pittsburgh, 2. (frs'
game.)
Pittsburgh, 6 brooklyn. 0 isecond
game.)
Chicago Is; st. Louis. II.
American League
New York. 3; Washington ].
st. Louis, 6; Cleveland, 3.
Philadelphia, 6; Boston. 5 Go in
nings.)
Chicago. 8: Detroit. 3.
International League
Baltimore 8; Toronto, 0.
Jersey City Syracuse ~train.)
Newark-Ro chester (rain.)
Reading-Buffalo (rain.)
GAMES TODAY
American League
Washington at New York.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
National League
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
International League
Jersey City at Syracuse CD
Newark at Rochester CD
Reading at Buffalo Cd
Baltimore at Toronto t2.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
Win Two

The Landing Midgets defeated the
Laurel Midgets, 10 in a recenr game.
Virgillo pitched for the victors. In
another game played recently the
Landings defeated the Young Flyers.
14-1S. Hemingway pitched for the
winning team while Peterson was On
the mound for the losers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
Elm Street Stars Win

The Elm street All Stars defeated
the Sandorf Stars. 11-3 in a recent
game. Campion, Virgil)o and Nj.
Melanson starred for the victors. j..
Campion and Sandorf were the OPP
posing pitchers .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

ALI of the Amboy players in the
South at the present time ghould
be back in about two weeksy Mike
500, Ed Regain, Charley StiHzpn and
Rogers, the latter from So9Eh Am
boy. are still playing with southern
League teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
Trip Planned

A trip to Japan. Manila and China
by major league baseball players
this fall is being planned. Herbert
Hunter, formerly of the Giahts and
Cubs, and at present baseball coach
of students in Japan, is making ar
rangements for the trip.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30
HIGH TIDE TABLE
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
A. M. p. M
August 80 .......... 2:49 1924
August 81 .......... 1855 l:26
Turner Basketeers Challene

Turner Basketeers Challenge
The Turner basketball team, a
heavy Junior outfit, would like to ar
range games with heavy junior and
light senior basketball teams. This
team was known as the Scout Sepa-
rates last year. w. Haas vii!
age the team this season, his address
is 457 Brace avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

The score by innings:
Amboy ........ 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Eiizab beth ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 X-4
The summary-Three-base hit,
Coplan. Bases on balls. Oft Molly,
9; off WEIGH, a. Struck out, by
Molly, 8; by WEIGH, 10. Umpire
Kelly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

DON'T BE the very last psHEen In town
to learn that 1t pays to fsEn and use
] classified ads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-30

If the st. Louis Browns lose the
American League pennant. it will be
entirely due to the fact that there
is only one Shocker and one Sisler.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-08

Reservations for the Mothers and
Daughters banquet should be in the
hands OF the local Y. w. c. A. not
later than Wednesday evening, it has
been announced by those in charge
The BANQUET will be held in the audi
forum Of the Presbyterian church on
Friday evening, this week, and all
girls Of the city are asked to come
and to bring their mothers, or the
mother%o9 someone else.
4 K x X as
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball and
daughters Pearl and Mural and Mr..
and Nrs.sS.S:s Roller, who have spent
the last two months in Minneapolis,
have returned to their home at 1719
University avenue. VIZ s
X X X
At a meeting of the Young Peoples
society. OF the Bethany Lutheran
church held Friday evening, Miss
Esther Sateren was elected to 60 as a
delegate from this organization to the
national convention of Young Peoples
societies of Lutheran churches. The
convention will be held in Lacrosse,
Wis, beginning June 8 and continuing
through June ~.
made for a reception to be given&for
the class Of SIS persons, who were
confirmed at a special service Sunday
morning. The reception will be held
In the auditorium of the church next
Friday evening. The committee to
provide entertainment. for the affair
includes Mrs. Joseph Bridston and
Mics Gudrun Hulteng.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-08

Herald want Ads Bring Results, J. !,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-08

Herald Want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-08
PI BETA PHI PARTY
WAS SUCCESSFUL ONE

In a wine and silver blue pergola,
gracefully hung with natural sprigs
and vines, the Pi Beta Phi's and their
men friends danced last evening".
Streamers of. wine. and blue paper
were interviewer to make the ceiling
of the arbor, n the sides were form
ed by vines and branches against the
same colored background. For the
moonlight dances, light was furnish
ed by candles of the prevailing coli
ors placed in positions Of prominence
in the ballroom. SIN ,
In the dining room Of Guild hall,
where the party was given, wine and
blue streamers we're used with a white
roofing above the tables, and wine
colored carnations and blue candies
in crystal holders made the tables
pretty. 8.
Dancing began at 1880 o'clock, and
at 8, was continued until 1880. The
gift fayors were silver key rings In
scribed with the Greek letters, 'tPi
Beta Phi" Exceedingly novel and
attractive programs were used. These
were of silver blue celluloid, marked
with the sorority coat-of-arms in sal-
yer, and tied with wine cords.
y In all respects. the party wassa
splendid one, INC the COMMITTEES
SAsSAA @AAoSu " AC lAA 6COIcA
a real success. Miss Marion Wilder
was in charge, and she was helped
by Millicent Read and Catherine Col
osky, with a group of other members.
The patrons and patronesses were:
Pres. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kane. Mr.,
and Mrs. O.. H. Ohrnsted, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. T. Young, Mr.: and Mrs. L..
re-. Harrington, Miss Alice R~ichardson
and Prof. H.. c. Trimble, DR.. and
Mrs. c.. s. Marsden and Mrs. Paul
B. Griffith.
The list of other guests follows:
Aletha$ Bird, Ella Berg, Lydia Koths,
Evelyn Sears, Fern Cochrane, Helen
Cosgrif. Ella Harshmen, Mildred
Oden, Helen Wilder, Edna Earl. Mar
ion Wider, Millfcent Read, Catherine
Colosky, Lenore Mahon, Elvira Ell
flfngson, Lorna Lavey, Irene Erickson,
Gladys Warren, Ards Gilmore, Elsie
MacHaffie, june Melby. Eva Earl,
Ruth Brown, Regina Brennan, Nellie
Johnston, Rachael Hunt, Marion
Bird, Hazel Bond and Marjorie Hail.
Franklin Phelps, Clifford Couey,
Earl Harris, Leland Schuster, Cleland
C~ochrane. Ralph Proctor, Kenneth
Wells. Richard Watson, Wilbert Iseib-
1erf John Sandlie, Jack Gates, Ran
delphi Ohmsted, Paul Nuss, Victor
Johnston. William Freeman. William
Taillon. Heber Edwards. Bud Morgan.
Norman Berge, S. Lee, Howard
Guschus, Waiter Block, Rueben Nom
land, Arthur Busdicker, Duncan Nc
Kenzie, Carl Lingren, Frank webb.
Robert Ferguson and Kenneth gs1Gra-
ham.