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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
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ALLEY MATCH
At HELMETTA|
Amboy Representative Team
to Bowl Down County
Team Tonight.

One of the best bowling combs
nations that ever represented Perth
Amboy, will travel to Helmetta to-
night to bowl a set OF games with
the crack representative team 81
that place. The Argonne tive Of
Harry Levine will uphold the Pace
making City coiors in this match in
asmuch as it is the first match for
the team ~captained by Howard
Richards, great interest is centered
in the outcome of the games.
I In addition tt the members OF
the team and the manager, a big
delegation of rooters are expected
to leave the Argonne hotel at Z
| O'Clock tonight bound for HeImettas
Bill Pemberton, Ben J~orgenson.
Meyer Larson, h. Sinnonsen and
Richards will bowl for the Argonne
team in this match while the lIne
up of the home team has not been
announced.
Manager Levine. is preparing q
! schedule of games with all of the
leading teams in this county, conn
binations capable of competing for
! Middlesex county honors and foi-
lowers of this sport will surely wit
ness some great games on the Ho-
bart street alleys this eason A
grand stand has been erected for
the rooters and the balance of the
first floor Of the hotel is being par
titioned off SO that the one section
will be used exclusively for ths
great indoor game.
Next week the Argonne team will
| bowl a match with the Keasbey
representative team on the Argonne
alleys. S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
.SPEEDWAYS TO
PERFORM NOV 8
Will Start Wednesday Night
Games on State Street Court
Next Week

The Speedway basketball team
will open it's Wednesday night
schedule on st. Stephens audito-
rum, State street, a week from to-
night and a suitable opponent is be-
ing secured for the initial engage
ment.
Every Wednesday after tonight
there will be- a basketball game and
dancing on the State street audito-
rum court and the leading semi
pro court attractions will be booked
The Handerhan brothers. Sutton
Brownmiller, Bradley and Bob
Metzger will perfrom with the
Speedways on this night and
Chuck" Solador will do the referee
ing.
At Sea Bright starting two weeks
from last night, the Speedways Will
perform every Tuesday night. Or
Tuesday nights the Speedways viii
be known as the Sea Bright Speed
ways and are the only representa-
tives of that town. On this courl
which is in Monmouth county and
on the local court the Speedways
will defend their third congressional
championship honors against al.
comers. On the South Jersey court
the Speedways are expected to line
IN in the same fashion as on st
Stephens court.
Judging from their showing in re-
cent contests, the S~peedways have
finally hit the stride which marked
their playing of last season Wheh
they annexed three titles, the cham
pionship of Perth Amboy, Middle
sex county and the third congress
sional district.
The Speedways are a big favorite
in Sea Bright, Red Bank and Long
Branch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

state.
Witheridge tips the scales, at 1o5
pounds, about three or four pounds
below the fighting weight of or
Joe Colletti, who is in Havana.
Cuba, preparing for a twelve round
engagement on Saturday with the
flyweight champion of Cuba.
In Kid Lewis the Railway battler
has a tough opponent and the fans
who turn out for this show IRE
sure to witness a fast battle for six
rounds unless a kayo is put over.
Lewis and Witheridge have never
met before in the ring. Wirheridge
has a big following in Union county,
he having fought on numerous oc-
casions in Railway.
The eight round main event to-
morrow night will bring together
Johnny Carroll of Roo 'eVelt and
Mickey Cangro of Staten Island.
These two men are lightweightsr
one. the champion of this county
and the other champion Of the is
land.
In addition to the main and semi
final contest, there are four fast
four round contests on the pro-
gram. There is a big advanced sale
of tickets reported.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

VS.. LEGION )
In Game on New Brunswick
Court Tonight Week Day
Opening

John Baumann's Sayreville
knights of Columbus basketball
team will travel to New Brunswick
tonight to battle the American Lee
gion quintet of the county sea on
the latter's stamping grounds. This
is the first game for the legion team
this season.
The Sayreville Caseys have been
checking all opposition on their
home court, Victorian Hall in Sayre-
Vile, and they expect to have an
easy time defeating the new county
quintet on the New Brunswick
court tonight. The Caseys have de-
feated Woodbridge, Woodside Amer
leans, and the Hungarians of this
city, in games played to date.
For the game tonight the Caseys
will line up with Ray Handerhan,
Freddy Glochau, Lansing. Charley
Eppinger and Paul Sutton, with
Pet. Rhatican ready for service.
The line up of the home club has
not been announced but it is ex-
pected to be the same as is used by
the New Brunswick Big Five on the
armory court every Saturday night
The Sayreville Caseys will play
their regular weekly game on their
home court Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
outfit in the near future.

, outfit in the near future.
It is probable that Rocky Walker
of South Amboy will be seen in ac-
ton in this city or Roosevelt within
the next few weeks. This boy has a
big following in South Amboy.
According to the high school foot
ball schedule only two more games
remain to be played. 1t is probable
that one home game will be added to
the schedule.
The Speedway basketball team
will open on st. Stephens Audito-
rum court, playing "Wednesday
nights, starting a week from to-
night. A strong opponent has been
secured for the opening night
Judging the pace of the Roose-
welt and Tottenville football teams
at the present time. it would be in
teresting to see a battle between the
two.
( On a New Brunswick court to-
night the Sayreville Knights of Col
cmbus will stack forces against the
eAtAAS4 81 S5AS RSAN kS@
\ county seat.
Plenty of fists will fly in the
thirty rounds of boxing on the Cen
ter Athletic Club card to be exhib-
tied in the Auditorium tomorrow
night. This is the first show for
this organization this season.
Captain Howard Richards has
prepared a program for the men,
bers of the Elks bowling squad for
the last week of practice. The local
Elks will bowl the Railway Bills
in a match a week from tomorrow
night.
Everything is set for the first
boxing show this season OF the Cen
tire Athletic Club. This event will
be held in the auditorium tomor-
row night.
Harry Levine's Argonne five
bowling team will go into action
against the Helmetta bowling rep
resentatives tonight. This is the
first match of the present season
for the Hobart street bowlers.
Inasmuch as the Woodside Amer
leans of Newark forced the Sayre-
vile knights of Columbus quintet
into an extra period. in order to
score a victory at S~ayreviile re-
Gently. \ hig turnout is expected for
the Neutrality-suspicious. Ameri-
can game tomorrow night on the
Woodbridge court.
John McGraw of the New York
1 r,,%- - ~k~-tal thn raarra nfxa
ton of the pitching staff of the
worlds champions through a deal
with the Baltimore Internationals
by which Jack Bentley comes to
New York.
One of the coming sports of the
day. volley ball. is the girls leading
sport in the local high school at
the present time. Miss Kirkpatrick
girls coach. has formed a class
tourney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN MI FIELDS

The football representative team of
Roosevelt annexed it's fifth consecu-
tive victory of the present season
on the Roosevelt grounds, Sunday
afternoon at the expense of the lar
raines of Jersey City.
Inasmuch as the Harrison quintet
beat the local Speedways in a recent
game on St. Stephens court, great
interest Is attached to the coming or
the Jersey League champions for a
game with the Perth Amboys on Sat
urday night.
There will be some interest in bow
ling in this city this season as a re-
suit of the organization of h AM
boy five by John J. Dolan. This team
may be matched to roll the Argonne
ond Tuesday in November, Physical
Director Pew announces, there will
be senior apparatus and calisthenic
work on Tuesday nights in addition
to the regular senior classes on
Thursday night. This will give SEN
Tors two nights a week for gymnas-
tics and one night a week for basket-
ball.
There will be a practice volley ball
match Friday night, commencing at
1 O'Clock between two picked teams
containing varsity material.
The schedule of games in the SEN
Tor basketball league follows: Tan
gard VS.. Baker, Lebeda VS.. Dean
drea, October 80, November 90, De-
cember IL; Tangaard VS.. DeAndrea,
Lebada VS.. Baker, November 6, No
vember 2T, December IS; Lebeda VS..
)Tangaard, Baker VS.. DeAndrea, No
}vember IS, December 4, December
IS.
An important meeting of the rep
| resentatives of the various sumo
schools and churches entering teams
in the basketball and volleyball
leagues this year will be held with
| Physical Director s. c. Pew frioay
night at 1880 o'clock. The annual
| election of officers will be heid az
this time. The names of all the play,
ers eligible to play on the seVerai
teams must be submitted at tnis
meeting. The basketball league
games will start Friday night, No
vember 10, the schedule 10 ne an
nounced later.
Tomorrow night in the swimming
pool there will be an aquatic meet
| between the Perth Amboy ana
New Brunswick Y. NJ. c. A. senior
teams. A small admission is charged
| the public being invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

fOrOpeningMatch on
State League Schedule

in preparation for their first
league match a week from tomor-
row night with the Railway repre-
sentatives on the local alleys, the
Amboy "Bills' will be kept busy
three nights during this period prac-
ticing to be at their best for the
Union county bowlers.
Captain Howard Richards has an
nounced that the original roster of
twenty candidates from which the
lodge varsity was to be picked, has
been reduced to eleven men. H.
Raymond, A. Greiner, II. Richards.
I'll. Neall, w. Eyerkuss. B. Jorgen-
son., John Jessen. Jack Weitzen, AL
vim Fox, Bernard Jost and A. Wib-
eralske.
Two teams will be formed from
the remaining candidates and a
match will be rolled on the Madi-
son avenue alleys tomorrow night,
and on Monday night a match will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

One of the new ring sensations
in this section, Bobby Witheridge
Of Railway. will be seen in action
against Kid Lewis of Jersey City.
in the six round semi-final event on
the program prepared by the Cen
ter Athletic Club to be exhibited
in the Auditorium on New Bruins
wick avenue tomorrow night.
Witheridge fought a four round
er on the first card prepared by the
Center A. C. and scored a decisive
victory over Joe Manning &c Eliza
beth in a four round contest, His
style of fighting pleased the gath
ering at this show and since this
contest the Railway lad has been
coming to the front with rapid
strides.
He holds a second round knock
put over Jack Shirley Of Jersey
City, this bout having been staged
under the auspices Of the Oakland
A. C. of Jersey City. In a six round
engagement at McGuiggan's Club in
Harrison, he fought a fast draw
with Jimmy Clark of Kearny and
he has also engaged in bouts with
Pete Mahoney of Harrison and
other leaders in his class in this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

be rolled on Bohnsack's alleys,
Smith street, and the final workout
for the opening set will be held on
the Argonne alleys, Hobart street,
a week from tonight.
Immediately following the games
on the Hobart street alleys a week
tonight, the squad to represent the
local lodge in the league games Will
be announced. The purpose of the
practicing on the three alleys Is to
give the members of the representa-
tive squad a chance to gain expert
ence on various alleys.
1t is the opinion of Captain Rich
ards that his team will remain in
the running this year until the
schedule is completed. For the past
two seasons the local representative
outfit has performed In great style,
dropping down in the final games
on the schedule.
Joseph Massopust is manager OF
the Amboy team this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
HELMETTA CLUB BREAKS
RECORDS IN ALLEY LEAGUE

HELMETTA, Nov. 1.-Two new
records were established in the
match game at the Helmetta Club
alleys on Monday night when the
Helmetta Club five defeated the
American Club Of Chrome in three
straight games. A record for the
alleys was made in the second game
with a mark of 994 and this mark
was also high for the Industrial
league. Deming was star of the
night and in his PAS game takes
the lead in the tourney. Mccain
and Valek also rolled high.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
Hunparians at Home

The Hurgarian 0asketDaII seaTl
OF This city will engage in a court
contest with the Amboy Spot Club
quintet of South Amboy on the
formers Cortland street court to-
night. There will also be a pre-
timinary game. On Sunday night
the Hungafians will play Totem
Vile on the Cortland street court
and there will be dancing In con-
nection with the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
Center Girls Perform

The Roosevelt Center s,lls will
play the Newark Stars basketball
team in a preliminary game on the
Armory court in Elizabeth tonight.
The Center girls played 2 lie game
with the Manhattan Lasstes on the
Union county court last Wednesday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
woodbridge Five to pIoy

e Tomorrow night on the Wood
bridge High School court the Wood
bridge Big Five and the Wood
side American Club of Newark will
engage in a basketball contest.
WCodbridge opened its home season
last "Wednesday right by defeating
the ~.rottenville representatives
while the Newarkers in their last
game here lost to the S~ayreville
Caseys after a five minute extra Pc
Rod had Eecr prayed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
SO. AMB0Y JR. MECHANICS
WIN MATCH At M|LLTOWN

In a Middlesex county league bow
ling match rolled on the Milltown
alleys, Monday night. the South Am
boy Junior Order of United Am r.
ican Mechanics won three straight
games FROM the Michelin Tire COM
pany team. &%N
The scores: N
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

Der Of points from the free throN
line.
A week from tomorrow night Js-
cobson's team viii open its home
season on the Mcclellan court
and the Beauvais Post quintet OF ]
Tottenville probably viii furnish
the opposition. Charley Sher of taeal
Perth Amboys was reelected cap-
tain of the team prior to the start
of the contest last night. A prae-
tice session of the association cam
will be held on the Mcclellan street
court tomorrow night.
There was a preliminary game be
tween the Independent girls and the
South Amboy High School repre-
sentatives last night.
The score: Us
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
ROOM THREE BASKETEERS
SCORE PRACTICE GAME WIN

In a practice game on the Y. M.
c. A. court yesterday the represen.
tative basketball team of Room .
defeated the Room 23 representa-
tives 10 to s. The members of both
teams are students of the grammar
school. Yves Hansen refereed.
The score: ST
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
VOLLEYERS To
PLAY FOR LEAD
Senior and Junior High School
Class Teams in Match
Today.
(High School Correspondent

Another set of volley ball games
were played yesterday afternoon in
the gym of the local high school.
These encounters were part Of the
interclass volley ball league sched-
ule prepared by Miss Elizabeth
kirkpatrick, girls coach. The Jun
Tors beat the Freshmen in two
straight games while the Seniors
beat the Sophomores in two out of
three games.
The scores of the Junior-Soph
contests yesterday were 21-19 and
FILA in favor of the Juniors. Miss
Renichak starred for the younger
team and the all around work OF
Miss Bjork stood out for the Jun
the first game of the second set,
iors. The Sophs beat the Seniors in
21-7, but the older girls staged a
comeback and won the second and
deciding game of the match, 21-1S
and 21-19.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
Helmetta Club

Tonight an exhibition game will
be rolled by the Helmetta Club and
the celebrated Argonne five Of Perth
Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

SubstitutlOns, Roosevelt, Meslck
for Brown, Helwick for Casey, Dom
ovan for Jomo. Bodnar for Demish,
Gilrain for Bader, Zullo for S. Sulli-
YAM; Lorraines, Jackson for Thorn
as, Henry for Akay, Boeckel for
Hansen. Touchdowns, C. Sullivan.
9; Zullo and Walker. Point from
touchdown, Walker. l.. Referee, D.
Jacobowitz. Umpire, Reynolds.
Head linesman, Cutter; timekeep-
er, r. Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

Examinations will be conducted
next week by Director Pew among
the boys trying for the vacancies
now existing in the boys leaders
corps caused by the former boy
leaders being promoted to the junior
leader corps.
Efforts are being made to interest
more of the new young men mem
bers in attending the gymnasium
| classes now held on Thursday nights
from 8 until $3.50 o'clock. The SEN
liors also have the gymnasium Mon
day nights for their basketball
league games. Commencing the Sec
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

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ARE
FIFTH VICTIMS
Bow to Roosevelt Team on
Latters Field, 25-0, Sum-
day Afternoon

BY a $50 score the Roosevelt
Field Club defeated the Lorraines
Of Jersey City IN the Roosevelt
gridiron last Sunday afternoon. This
was the fifth straight victory for
the borough representatives this
season, the e~x-college and high
school players representing the
Lorraines offering little opposition.
The lineup:
Roosevelt Lorraines
Hagen .................... Akay
left n
Casey Bovine
left tackle
Dduer I1dlseH
left guard
centre
C. Sullivan ......... Holdenburg
right end
JOIiiO sss...s. lAOiido
right tackle
Faulkner James
right guard
S. Sullivan .....-.... Hamilton
right halfback
walker ........ Jasper
left halfback
Brown Hoskins
quarterback
Pallay Maran
fullback
The score:
Roosevelt ........ 0 6 12-25
Lorraines ........ 0 0 0 o. 0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

This afternoon the Juniors meet
the Seniors in a battle for the lead
ership and the Sophs and Freshmen
will fight it out for possession of
the cellar.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
Y. NJ. c. A.

Standing in Monday-Thursday Bust
ness Mems Volley Ball League
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01
Junior Mechanics

Referee-wes Hansen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

According to the high school foot
ball schedule only two more games
remain to be played. 1t is probable
that one home game will be added to
the schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

The Speedway basketball team
will open on st. Stephens Audito-
rum court, playing Wednesday
nights, starting a week from to-
night. A strong opponent has been
secured for the opening night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

One of the coming sports of the
day. volley ball. is the girls leading
sport in the local high school at
the present time. Miss Kirkpatrick
| girls coach, has formed a class
tourney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-01

It is probable that Rocky Walker
of South Amboy will be seen in ac-
ton in this city or Roosevelt within
the next few weeks. This boy has a
big following in South Amboy.
The Washington times., 1922-10-25
Expert Tells How
Breaker Points
Are Filed

Ignition breaker points must
be even and flat and well adjust
ed, otherwise all sorts of troubles
may arise. Misfiring, increased
fuel consumption, loss of power,
overheating are the major trou-
bles that may be caused by NAL
adjustment Of these points.
Every time the valves are
ground or adjusted the breaker
point adjustment should be check
ed. Sometimes 1t is necessary to
adjust or clean the points to cor
rect trouble that comes up on the
road. The engine is cranked by
hand until the points have fully
separated and then a fine nail
file is introduced between the
points.
After dressing down the points
blow out the dust. IL much filing
has been necessary simply to
even the points adjustment may
be necessary TO get the correct
opening. Usually .015 inch Is the
right opening, but some manu-
facturers recommend q slightly
closer or greater adjustment.
The Washington times., 1922-10-25
Cadillac Victoria Is
Latest Model OF
This Line

The latest Cadillac is the new
type 81 victoria, seating four
passengers. Changes have been
made which give this model an
impression of greater length and
less height. II is considerably
enlarged, providing more room
for the occupants. All seats have
been made wider and deeper and
the drivers seat is now, SO placed
rs to be directly behind the steer
ing wheel.
The victoria auxiliary folding
seat, is so arranged that it gives
more room for the person occu-.
pying il. Interior appointments
have been enhanced in the use of
new pull-to handles on the doors
and other fittings in keeping
with the atmosphere of the car.
The five-passenger coupe also
has been considerably improved
by providing more roominess. A
folding seat is now provided be-
side the drivers seat, replacing
q fitting seat formerly used in
this model. ....
The Washington times., 1922-10-25
OAKLAND COUPE
HAPPENINGS IN
THE INDUSTRY

August was the biggest sales
month in the history of the Moon
Motor Car Company, sales running
25 per cent ahead Of July, which was
the previous high.
Companies have been formed In
London and Paris to operate taxi.
cabs manufactured by the. Yellow
Cab Company. of Chicago. The for.
eign companies have placed orders
for TWENTY-FIVE cabs with which to
inaugurate their service.
William Holler. secretary of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of Flint,
Mich. recently predicted that within
fifteen years there would be 80 ,0O0,.
900 motor cars in the United States.
Machines would be built to sell at
from $50 to SITS, he prophesied.
Papier mache and wood would be
used and a frictionless metal would
make the use Of oil needless. A new
fuel will have to be found to make
this motoring millennium possible, &C.
cording to MIR. Holler. a.. .'r
Dodge Brothers is now on a pro-
duction schedule Of $50 cars per day.
This is the highest level attained
The Washington times., 1922-10-25
BRANDING MOTOR CARS
NOW MADE PoSSIBlE {

A machine has been invented for
marking automobiles, motors. chas-
sis. bodies and parts, something after
the manner in which ranch animals
are branded in the West.
The device is q drilling machine,
which automatically drills any given
number, letter. or symbol, or any
manufacturer or license number into
the motor. body, or any part of the
car. The numbering machine is op-
Grated by electricity. and any mum.
ber can be drilled in q few minutes.