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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15
Maurer Team Defeated
By Catholic Club Nine,
Series IS Now One All

In a spirited contest on the Maur-
err field, Sunday afternoon, the
Catholic Club baseball team OF
Plainfield nosed out the Maurer rep
re%sentative combination, 5 to 4. The
result of this game evened the SER
les between the two teams and 1t Is
probable that a rubber game will be
arranged in the near future.
Max Wagenhoffer occupied the
mound for the home team and he
remained the entire nine innings.
Twelve hits were made off his deliv-
ery,s one pass was issued and two
batters were famed. Cy Pieh, for
mer big Lacquer, started in the box
for the P~lainfield outfit and was re-
lieved by Miller towards the end of
the game.
The Maurer players also collected
an ever dozen hits, two passes were
received and three batters famed
the breeze. Six extra base hits we're
included among the twenty-four
safeties. three being credited TO
each team.
Both teams scored a run in the
first inning and then there was no
scoring until the last of the fourth
when : Manager Urbanski's boys
pushed across another counter. The
visitors sewed up the game by count
Ing three times in the fifth and com.
pleted their scoring with a single
counter in the sixth.
The home players battled hard in
the last of the ninth in an effort to
at least tie the score. but were only
successful in registering two runs,
one short of a tie.
The three errors credited to the
Maurer players were mainly respon-
sible for the loss of the game. Earlier
in the season the Maurer outfit
scored a 4-3 victory over the Plain
field Catholic team.
Simpson was the batting star for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15
CHARLESTON COMBINE
DOWNS EAGLE OUTFIT

Good pitching by Crate enabled
the Charleston A. A. baseball team to
register a S to 4 victory over the
Eagles. a colored nine of Pleasant
Plains on Sunday afternoon. The
game went ten innings.
Crate allowed hits. struck
out fourteen and issued n pass,
while Roach was touched for twelve
safeties, struck out six and issued
one pass.
Joseph Solomon is now booking
for the Charleston nine and
he can be reached by calling 1480-W
Tottenville. or writing to ITO Kreis-
cher street, Charleston. The
Charlestons will play the West Am
boys next Sunday.
The box score:
Charleston
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Sacred Hearts Want Games

The South Amboy Sacred Hearts,
who defeated the strong Wood
bridge X. of G. last Sunday by a
score of s to 3, would like to travel
and play teams on both Thursday
and Sunday of this week. The team
will travel for a reasonable guaran-
tee. Address all communications to
Raymond A. Pierson, Parlin, N. j
Tel. 1878 South River or the Du
Pont Plant Call 1876 South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15

SCOTe Dy lHHIHES.
Catholics -. l 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0-5
Maurer A. A. 1 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 "a
Summary-Three base hits, Ras-
mussen and Simpson. Two base hits,
Rasmussen. Kochek, Simpson and
Culhane. Sacrifice hits, iWagenhof-
fer and Story. Hit by pitcher (Pieh)
Kochek. Bases on balls, off Wagon
hotter, /; Pieh, 1; Miller, 1. Struck
out, ny Wagenhoffer, 2; by Pieh, 8.
Stolen base, j. Dametsch. Umpire
Joe Lampart.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15
st. MicI els Win

BY a score of 21-2, the st. Michael
nine defeated the Monitors on the
Lead works diamond, Sunday after
noon. Rusinak pitched for the vic
tors, while Pribula and Kosh divid-
ed the mound work for the Moni-
tors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15
7ERES7 nv Twill LIGHT CONTEST AT RAHWAY

a show. but arrangements were not
completed as they have been for to-
morroN nights event and as a result
a little money was lost. Tonight's
affair is expected to be a big sue
cess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15

the visitors in this contest, he being
credited with a triple. double and
two singles. j. Dametsch, Rasmus-
sen and Kochek led the Maurer out
fit at bat. Rasmussen made a triple
and a double.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15
Eagles

Summary-Two base hits, II. Hig-
gins. Roach and F. Solomon. Three
base hits, +. Solomon and Cerbi.
Bases on balls off Crate, 1; Roach.
/. Struck out, by Roach, s; by
Crate. IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15

The score by innings:
Blue Ribbons. 90 0 5 l 0 l 80
Public Service ! 0 / 2 0 0 0 = 8
The sumlnary-Home runs, Lee
vine, 2. Three base hit, c. Nesley.
Two base hit, C. Nesley. Struck out
by Dametsch, ~; Kaboski, s. Bases
on balls off Dametsch, 2; Kaboski. 9.
Umpire, Jay Wallace.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15
HelTnetta


The score by innlngs:
II. &C. ....... U l--5
Helmetta ....... 200010110-
The summary-Two-base hits, j.
Latkanic, Mulligan, Shuback, Rock,
Seplacky. Struck out, by S~eplacky,
IL; Mondoker. Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15
Rel sox Booking

The Staten Island Red Sox are
without a game for Sunday. Address
August HUH, Charleston, 8. 7.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-15
Every drop of Tydol packs a waNop!

Tydol Economy Gasoline vaporizes fast! It enters the
cylinders in a finely atomized mist. Spark! The full charge
explodes with lightning speed. Every ounce of power is
developed. You can feel the extra pep and pickup in
Tydol That's why it gets you away hrstin traffic. That's
why it hattens hills.
Drive up to an orange and black pump today. Fill up
with Tydol at it's new low price. Learn the new pleasures
and economies in motoring that result from the lean Is
to l mixture-"more air, less gas"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-11
STONE WORK
SHEET METAL
A. c.. SPRACUE

Authorized agent for K. G. Weld
ing and Cutting Equipment. Acety-
lene and all welding supplies. BAL
High street. Phone 22S3 Perth
Amboy. N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-11
NOTICE

All persons concerned may take notice that
the Subscriber. executor, etc. of James f.
smith. deceased, intends to exhibit his
nnai account to the Orphans Court of the
county or Middlesex. on Friday. the
wenty-second day of September. 1922. at
10 A. NJ. in the Ter moi September, 1922,
for settlement and allowance. the same
being first audited and stated by the Sur
rogate.
Dated, August 10. 1929.
MATTHEW 7. SMITH,
16661-s-21-2s-s-6-11-u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-11

City of Perth Annoy. In the County of
Middlesex and State of New Jersey.
Being known and designated as lot No.
10 on a certain map entitled. Map of
lands belonging to Jane E. Arnold and
others. situate IN Perth Amboy, New Jer-
sey. Opperman. Surveyor"
Beginning at a point in the westerly
side of Parker street, distant southerly
along the westerly side of said street,
three hundred 5000 feet from the south
westerly corner of Parker-Wayne streets;
thence "a running westerly at right an
feet; thence (2) southerly parallel with
Parker street, twenty-five (25) feet: thence
(S) easterly at right angles to Parker
street, one hundred Qo0) feet 70 the ives
terly side OF said street, t~wenx>says faa'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Harry S. Medinets. administrator of
Anna P. johnson. deceased. by direction Of
the Surrogate of the County Of Middlesex.
hereby gives notice to the creditors of the
said Anna P. johnson to bring in their
debts. demands and claims against the
estate Of the said deceased. under oath or
affirmation. within six months from this
action therefor against the said admins
traitor.
Dated August 4. 1922.
HARRY S. MEDINETS,
Administrator.
ao-2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-11
SHERJFF'S SALE
rar ell OLE NEW

Between the Modern Building and Loai
Association. a corporation, complainant
and Joseph S~tetzko. ct ais, Defendant
I'll Fa. for sale of mortgaged premises
dated August 18th. 1922. ..
BY virtue of the above stated writ
10 me directed and delivered. l Will ex
pose to sale at public vendue on VEL
NESDAY. SEPTEMBER
NINETEEN HUNDRED M TWENTY
TWO, at two o'clock daylight saving TIM
in the afternoon of said day at he her
ins Office. in the City OF New Bruins
wick. N. ].
All that certain lot. tract or parcel o
land and premises hereinafter PARTICULAR,
kescribed situate lying and being in tn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-11

feet to the point or place of besinning.
Bounded on the north by lot No. IL, on
the west by lot No. 1, on the south by
lot No. II. and on the east by Parker
street as laid down on said map. .
The remise in question was part OF
the property of which Jane e. Arnold
died seized of.
Decree amounting to approximately
S1400.
Together with all and singular the rights
privileges, hereditaments and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining.
sheriff.
THOMAS L. HANSON,
S?T74 Solicitor.
1SS4e--S-2s-e-4-11-1S
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Yale Mermen Overwhelm
Penn by Score 4OfoI3

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Feb. l7.-Yalc
"a'''ors overwhelmed Penn tonight in
inc Carnegie pool. winning the mce.
1rom th" Quakcrs by d 40 10 IL 4rorc
,..;,': 'Hey made clean swccp Of the meet.
T',in1nG Lrst place in every event
Jeillffc, Pratt and Marshall were tho
outstanding stars of the Els. and Gen.
Their and Armstrong did excellent wort
for the Philadclphians.
The summary:
+, % yard dash-Won BY Jclinc 7s,n.
Tnmtne5. Tins t%n second; Gauss, Yale. third.
rancy divc--Won by Crane, Yale. Arm
s'TgnE, ssc,.a Psnn secopa; weiner Penn. third.
nraa,,saS n1ysa'o swim-"on by Marshall, Yale;
third Time 2:3s IS '"h'
Ilunse-Won by Wood Yale. c.,a-,..,,
aa!e second: Rursh. Penn. third soycn..s' .s.s =
tive feet in 0:42 IS w. seventy
l, v1,yard s1Tiin-Won by Pratt. Ya,o
Time. 0:56 s. g. ''' ''H4l' 'hird.
zso-y%rd rela,--Won hv ys,e ,so,,...
e'AuSs Pratt. Jollinc). Time f.So s,9 ,o'''''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Havana Entries

First race tpurse, $4,000 added CUBS
Juvenile Stakes. two year olds: four fur
longs> Eris. 1i2: aTrue Flyer lis; Colo.
mel Pat, 1ls: bTender Seth. 1l5: bLorens
Marcelia. l2l. aWhitney and Harris entry
b. ones entry.
Second race (purse. 800: three -year-olds
and upward; mile and fifty yards)-Rigi.
don. 95; Hazel r., lo2: Constantine. 1o7
Mary Erb l07; Lady Freemeen. 10; Sea
urchin, ll2; Fairly. 1ls; Mira. 112; Aztec
Il5; Drapery, lis; Plantarede. l15.
Third race (pursc. 800; three year -olds
and upward caiming mile and fft,
yards)-Grandson 1903: Navajo. 104 Aud
rey A. 101: Incinerator. l07; Berrett, 107
Fair and Warmer. no. Marauder, 1l2
Frank Burke. l12; Stir Tn IFS.
Fourth race {purse. 5000; the Island
Handicap; three year -olds and upward
SIX furlongs) CUBA Encanto, 81: Mayor
House: lo3; Last One. los; Guv'nor. lo7,
The Boy, l1S.
Fifth race tpYrso, 800; four-year-olds
ys5ds3-. .Maysville. q; christie Holters
Blanca, los: Msericorde. 1o5; johnnie
Walter Turnbow. III; Loyalist. ia.
Sixth race tpurse, 500; three -year-olds
and upward: claiming: one mile)--sWrecl.
less 90, Who Can Tell so; Fictilc, %
BABY Faust, 100: *Golden Flint, l0l
War Tax, l05; sTimothy j. Hogan. 1O5
"Guardsman, l05; Stanley, 106. eSugar-
mint. loe; George W.. 1l2.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Squash Tennis
Stars Advance
TO Semi-Final
Gould VS.. Hyde and Coward
VS.. Sanger Is Card in Ma
tional Title Meet To-day

The path 30 the semi-fnal round Of
the national squash tennis champion
ship proved easy for the favorites. Who
disposed Of their opposition sterda7
afternoon on the courts Of the Harvard
Club As the result OF theae matches,
Thomas Coward. OF the Yale Cab. and
Y. Prentiss Sanger. of the Harvard
Club, and +. Van S Hyde. of the Har-
ward Club. and Jay Gould. Of the Co.
lumbia Club. will meet to-day.
Gould and Charles NJ. Bull jr. OF tho
Crescent A. c.. furnished the best
match Of the afternoon. despite the fact
that the Columbia Club star won 15-~n.
l5-9. for Bull played excellent squash
through out the two games. Bulls
straight drives to the front wall and
his "fade-away" shot earned numerous
points, and his defensive game was far
better than usual.
Had the Crescent player played .hese
hard ones nearer the floor he would
undoubtedly have extended Gould to
three games, but his control vas
faulty and often the ball was too high.
OF the shot. Gould mixed them nicely.
He depended upon no one particular
method of attack and played q smash
ing all-round game.
Hyde Never Extended
Hyde. the defending champion. 0.s
never extended to defeat Harold Min
SELL Of the Princeton Club. l5-S. l5--4.
The title holder, who is expected to re-
peat this year, simply toycd with Mix
sell. Hyde beat Gould in the semi
final Of the national tourney last year.
Tom Coward advanced at the expense
of John Taylor, Of the Princeton Club,
the score being 15-9. 15-1l. Coward
should have 10 difficulty defeating
Sanger this afternoon, and the Yale
man can be depended upon to give
either Hyde or Gould hard etruggie
in the final. He has beaten Gould and
only two weeks ago came within
stroke Of defeating Hyde in the play
off of the Class A team championship.
The CoWard-S Sanger match will start
at 3 o'clock and Gould and Hyde will
meet one hour later
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
raymond D;sp'accs
Van lIouien il, Golf
Scni-Finals Round

oEMOND BEACH. fla.. Feb. ~
Long drawn out battles were ,bo fea.
tuTc OF to-day's play in the scmi-fna,
round Of the Ormond Beach golf
championship, three or the matcho .
gong to extra holes. In the unce-
bracket of the first division L. w Van
houten, Arcols, who waa figured to
reach the finals succumhed to D. y
first hole, N"'s
IN the lower bracket J. p. Adriancc
Dutchess, disposed Of DR.. N. A. Archer
dayton, who won the qualifying medal
ana "ho was completely off his game
to-day. Adriancc had everythinv b;s
own way from tho start and was e ur
at the turn. lead his opponent was
never able to break through.
Inc summary:
first sixtcen-p, n Rayrcua, Wood
vsy' defeated Il. w Van Uouten' Arcola
up (2l hoies); j. 2. Adrancs Duchess
nefsated Or. a. n. Archer. Dsytona. 8
First sixteen conso,ntlou~p r rs,,
Inund rnsiewood defeated y. J. L. rendi@. 1,di".
ton. Winchester. and /: n A vorhush
Mohawf, defeated c. r. Elliott. Glcnrl1ge
Second si7teen-,'. w Herbert. Oakland
defeated Hugh Reed Cd Plainfieid, w
GO holes); W. T Sempjc. tfrandin Road
defeated A. e Nahan IVinchss,ar
and G.
Second sixteen consoiation---C l.. u.
gutenberg. Mohawk defeated A. Deronde.
.Ins iewood' and q " II. Yator. Day
ttona defeated W. A. Scobie. SowicNlcy,
UP G.. hOies)
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

'H"''HV.', VI Nl"anOv, Dy and >.
Schlotman played a beautiful game
Of golf in the afternoon on the cham
pionship Course and gradually drew
away from his opponent. He completed
the first nine holes in % strokes and
stood 3 up at this point. He also won
the tenth when Anderson tried to jump
Il s'ymic and failed. The Siwanoy
golfer hit his opponents ball. knock
ing it further towards tho hole An
dcrson won the short twelfth, but
Schlotman. after being out Of bounds
on the fourteenth, won the hole with
a when Anderson hooked to the rail
road track
The match ended on the fifteenth.
where both required one stroke 10 GO
par, as both were short Of the green
with their tee shots.
Anderson at one time during the
match had lead Of 1 up. This was
on the twelfth hole in tho morning.
'i's putting Was uNeanny M to this
POINT. Schlotlnan gained back on four
ho'cs and tie pair started the after
noon match all cvcu again Both had
cards Of II on the short course. while
sen lotman in tho afternoon WAS even
IS on the fifteenth hole, where the
match ended
Governor Lake Of Connecticut. who
had hecn playing steady golf in the
fourth sixteen. was beaten by c.. H.
roster, OF Cleveland, by 8 and A.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Havana Results

First race trurre s7oo; claiming: thro.
yesr-o5Gs ss 90 am9 Upward siX fnrlongs>-Da-
2, Arst; A,hgarvcn. Io2 tKennedy5, to !
to and to s, second; Mr Kruter. II:
1fields), 20 to to and to l. third
Canteen Girl. Fair and Warmer. L;ttlf
Buss. Dandy Van and Beverly James also
ran.
ss'ond race 'purss 800; claiming; three
Year -olds and upward eix furlonCs)-
Mo,inero 10 tPenman}, to .. / 10 9
aud to 4, first Blondel. 1i2 tKelsay)
3,r to s. TO , 2 and 70 T. second Mister
70 l.: third. Time. 1:l4 Shay Ann
Viola C, Hush, Chimera, Rameau and
Sevillsn also ran
Third raco tpurse $500: claiming: four.
longsl l-Anerican Ea gle, 11o (Rohinson>
: TO 2 6 % and to 8 first; Mack Gar
ner. lo5 (PrIbble), TO 5. ? to and to
to era 10 2. third. Time. ri,n' :os ?. :
Wedgewood Marion Holins. Midian and
Peasant also
Fourth race Npurse $500. three.y year -oids
Tho noil can Il ,Mcisnshl,n' VI l. MY " to 't'S' !
? &c 70 and ; to 2. SECOND: Tacola.. ,c5
isou and Melora also ran.
ffth race (purse 800: claiming; four.
yesr-olds and upward ono mile and q six
teenth >-Huntress. 10 Kennedy). to 2.
to and l TO ,. first: Dolly c.. a5 (N
SwarD, 20 ., even and . to s, second :
". q. McCNntock. 106 (PicHcns). to ..
oven and to 3. third Time, 1:47 s-5
lialt. Suez. Ioie, Cork and Alfred Clark
also
sixth race (purse 500; claiming; four
Year-olds and upward; one milo and ftty
ysrds) Foster Emhry. lo6 On. SwarD, :
10 /. to ) and TO o. first: Toney Beau.
100 (kennedy) Z to 2, Z to 5 and to
10. second: Koran, 10a (Chslners). TO t.,
to and even, third Time. ,:s2 SIS
The Enquirer, T. G. Stone Dan and Col
den Chance also ran
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Morton Beaten
BY +. S. Appleby
In Cue Match
N. \. \. c. Man Defeats Tic
PhiIadcIphian, 3OO-2oI:
Rondil Victor Over Bp,
STANDING or PLAYERS

PHILADELPHIA. Feb i rr.;
$: Applcby defeated J. L. Conc Morton .o,'
OF Philadelphia. in this aftcrnoon.s
game of the international billiard
enamp enn 'onship by the close score Of
The game was tho poorest OF the
series so FAR consuming siNtv-Gve in
nhgS before Appleby could secur, his
'lhal point The winners avcrauc Of
q 1866 is ..c lowest he has raIc ana
also the lowest Of the tournament
MORTON wide open style. combined
Nith his safety play. bothered tho Ncv.
OK Athletic Club man to such an cv
vent that he could show very littln of
his real ability.
Appleby acquired lead Of almos.
1Vo points by virtue of runs Of 81 and
- IN the twenty ninth and tbrticth
cl'n'nSS' but never got INTO double
oeu'es again and iusi managed to
squeeze out. making Il few poin, at a
time and then rotnrn;rc Morton.s Isd
leaves in Kind. Morton came strvn.,
| at the finish and had the best Of the
| breaks: but fell down ncar the chd on
easy shots.
The score by innings:
.. & \ . o. 4 .; j. q. o. VI. j; j. ). 10.
0, H. 0; g. %; T. q. o. o, t.. /, j; Q, 4.
2 3, 0. |. o. /, 0. /. Q, i. rotai. 900 src,. M r.
AEs 40-Co. High runs, G1 2a g.
j. n. Cope Morton-I1 5 al o 4 q
O. :" T. ~. !. 0, %. o. o, o, 3. O. /. /, ;, a..
o. T. = .. 10. 3. 7, :, 0. I. /. ., %, o. o, &,
~ = :, ~, :, 0. 0. 4. %. l5 o. o. . g.
y. u q, 0, J.. l, !. ., "a. 90. ! Total ael
A'or"eo' 3'~SS. High run, ST. IS, 29
Coming from behind with sensa-
tIonai series OF innings. Edouard
koud'i; Of Franco, defeated AIRY Ros.
OF POLAND, European champion, in the
night game, 800 to 265. The French
man made his last 100 points white
hls opponent was able to collect only %.
Jtoudils average was il 3-27 and his
hlgh runs 81, 81 and 81. Bos finished
with an average of 10 5-26 and had hph
runs Of 81, 4o and c1
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
New Orleans Results

First race Nor maiden three yearo Odds
allowances: purse sl.ooo; fve ana half
1Rsrnss). to /. 3 to . and to 5, sec
to and to 5, third. Time ! ~ as.
Louis Lichtenhe3n1. Swagger. PlurIbelle.
Marsie, Deuces Wild, Smart Alex, Passe
Partout, Walespa and Hamet also ran
ward; claiming purse $1,000 six furlongs)
-Bongore. ldS (Owens). to J. TO and
to 10, won; Philanderer. 1o3 (Wilscn>,
8 to /. to ! and to 5. second: Whine.
come. lo7 (Gantner), to S. to and
to :. third Time rs 30. Bureoyne,
Mac chiave.li' Two Fair, Eolo Actress Port
Third race tfor three year -olds: claim
Ing: purse $1,000; six furiones)-Birdic G.,
1o4 tyilson,, . to 2 to lend and to s.
Q to 10 and 70 8. second: Galeta 90
Time i1s As. 1t. Farewell Taps, Fred
Kinney Miracle Man kirte Kate Bruin
mel, Mabel Curtis and Adventure also ran.
Fourth race Uhe Spanish Fort Claiming
Handicap; for four-year -olds and upward
one mile and siNteenth) )-Brotherly Love,
100 (Turncr), to 2, to and to g..
won; Padua, I04 (Romanellb to l. TO
J. aud to 0. second: Gray Gables, 1ls
sM Gar2er, 1os to onDs and 6si6 to d. T.
Cause. Courtship and Pastoral Swain also
Fifth race (for four year -olds and up
ward claiming; purse $luVu' one mile ana
an eighth Dainty Lass. los Cwlson), s
to l, to S and 4 to S, won; Lady Lillian
1o6 tLang). to +. TO and to I, sec
and to s. third. Time. 154. Master
Jack Anna Gallup. Nordeck and Mr.. X
also ran.
Sixth race ffor four-ye -olds and up
an eighth>-Pit. lo7 U4ang>, IL to s. to
10 and to 8. won: Exhorter. 100 a. VIII
son) even, 2 to and to g. second; Cur
IN n
and to g. third. Time. l:bl Old Faith
full. Wexford. Pahaska and Challenger slso
Seventh race Cor three -year-oids; claim
ing: purse $1,000: one mile and seventy
YARDS III er,nis Kemble loe tBarnes), to
i. to and to 8. won; Brass Tacks. IS
(ala-..ln). = to !, 20 ard - 5. second ;
Lucky Girl, % (Thomas), S to i. TO
and 70 5. third. Time. l:45 as. Prone
made, Consul. War Relief. Dare. Hermoden
veiied Colleen. Plunella and Field Lark
afa
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Two deadlock Experts
On Garden Mat Card

me 'wo cadng opponents Of the
hcadlock viii bc seen in action on the
mat in Madison Square Garden next
'uesoay night. when Ed. ("Strane|er')
htWs and Dick Davscourt arc schcd
uIed 70 appear on the mat Their re-
SpectlVe opponents will be Cliff Binck.
ley' the Western champion, and John
Onn' TIC New England title holder. The
lea'9fe match viii bring together Joe
Stecher and Wladcck Zbyszko.
II VIII be interesting to watch the
t%o hcadiock experts trying to down
1nea: rivals ny the same method. While
cuced The deadlock DAviscourt Sas also
qeVeiopcd it 10 point of perfcct;on
Last Christmas Day, Daviscourt galnnG
a PIN 1all over Champion Zbyszko hy
means Of the deadlock, feat Lewis
tailed to accomplish. ~ " -