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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
SCHWARTZ SURE
Of WINNING
Newark Manager Counts on
Cremmens to Furnish Big
Advantage at Center

Manager Irv Schwartz of the New
ark Triangles Is of the opinion that
with Jack Cremmens jumping GEN.
ter for his team against h Speed
ways on the Auditorium court to-
morrow night, the Newarkers will
be given advantage enough to en-
able them to score a victory over
the local representatives. a win
more decisive than the one of last
Saturday night. Last Saturday night
the Triansles beat the speedways'
1895.
"Hanko Thomas will once again
occupy the pivot position for the To-
calls tomorrow night and the local
players are satisfied that Thomas
can get the jump on the tall New
arker often enough to allow the
home team to score more points
than the opposition.
Their one point victory over the
Y. NJ. H. A. last night satisfies the
Speedway players for that contest
meant the city, county and district
championship honors for the loca
representative quintet.
In tomorrow nights game the
Triangles will use the same men as
last week, Cremmens, Denberg,
Schwartz, Fem, Starr and Kohn.
This team twice beat the Roosevelt
Separates on Coushlin's auditorium
court in Roosevelt and also downed
the colorv Of many of the leading
Essex county court combinations.
Tottenville fans Ire expected tc
turn put strong tomorrow night to
witness the present strength OF the
|Speedways because of the fact that
the Beauvais Post. American Le-
gion quintet II scheduled to play
here q week from tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
CHAMPIONSHIPS COURT 90 & BOXING ON SPORT CARD
Record Crowd Attends Big.
Firemen's Show

ROOSEVELT, April 21..Cough-
Inns auditorium hall here was pack
ed 10 the doors last night for the
first annual smoker OF the borough
firemen. The program of vaudeville
entertainment and thirty-four rounds
of boxing was put across in first
class style and there was convincing
evidence that the boxing game could
be made a successful undertaking
here.
The winners at a glance:
Johnny Carroll and Joe Warren,
draw. s rounds.
sturdy O'Leary shaded Johnny
Moon. 6 rounds.
Young Woody outpointed Soup"
Kel.enher, 4 rounds.
Young Hertz kayoed Young Bea-
YER, 8 rounds.
Charles Morris kayoed Johnny
Norton. 8 rounds.
Luke Jaeger outpointed Mickey
Zarzella, 4 rounds.
Kid Stanley kayoed Young Nemet,
8 rounds.
The main bout Of the evening was
a hummer throughout. Johnny
Carroll, the Chrome favorite met
tough opposition in Joe Warren OF
Newark, but il was the concensus
of opinion that the bout was even.
Warren had the better of the home
boy in the opening round and the
second session vas given as even.
Carroll's offensive tactics won for
him the third session and the fourth
also was declared even. Warren
again forged ahead in the NTH only
to have Carroll even matters In the
sixth round. The last two rounds
were full of action throughout with
both fighters being credited with the
same number of points.
Both fighters were in great shape
for this contest. Carroll showed the
best form he has exhibited in many
q day, but Warren was one OF the
toughest opponents he has ever
faced.
"Sturdy" O'Leary won by q shade
over Johnny Moon Of Carteret. Moon
started strong and gained the advan-
tage in the first two rounds. but the
South Amboy battler came back
strong and beat his opponent IN
three of the remaining rounds. One
session was given as ven O'Leary
handed out considerable punishment,
especially on inf1ghting and he also
had the better OF his opponent on
siugginS. OLeary staggered Moon
several times during the fight. These
men also were in great shape for
this fight. O'Leary fights Frank Mott
of Newark in the semi-final event al
the Westfield club Monday night.
Charles Morris Of Chrome kayoed
Johnny Norton of Elizabeth. a sub
stitute for Young Mack, in n OF
the four round events. The bout
ended in the third round. Norton
started strong and sent Morris dow
for a count of five in the opening
session. Morris came back AND
showed up well in the second and
| third sessions.
There was plenty Of action in th'
| Luke Jaeger, Woodbridge. n Mic
| KEY Zarzella, Port Reading. bout
Jaeger 10 credited with outpointinl
his opponent. Young Woody of Efz
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
WINS FROM ROPER;
LATTER Sets "PEEvED'

DENVER. Col, April. 2f.-Fred
Fulton, Of Rochester. Mimi. won
from Bob Roper. Of Chicago. in the
fifth round of a scheduled twelve
round bout here last night. Roper
was knocked through the ropes. q.
Termination of the battle was I'M
expected. for up to that point Roper
had the better of the bout In opin-
ion Of judges and newspapermen at
the ringside. After Roper had been
pushed back into the ring, Fulton
walked over to shake hands. Roper
hurled his stool at Fulton and then
tried to make q speech. saying that
he was not knocked out but had
struck his head when he went
through the ropes.
An attachment was fled against
Fulton's share of the gate receipts
by an attorney on receipt of of a
telegram from Tom O'Rourke. of
New York, formerly Fulton's man
ager. He claimed 1855. The at
tachment was nled at the box ONCE
and the district court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21

The New York Yankees will face
former teammates in Washington,
Detroit, st. Louis and Boston during
the present season. shocker was q
real jinx last year.
The Argonne three-game bowling
tournament was concluded last
night. The only alley tournament
still running u the duckpin event
on Bohnsack's alleys.
Messrs. Apologize and Pouleen
have made good arrangements for
the real opening of the baseball sea-
son in this city.
About one more week and the
basketball aso will be at an emo
Considering conditions, basketpail
went big in this vicinity during the
past
The fght program In connection
with The firemen's smoker in COS
Welt last night, was received by q
big crowd in q satisfactory manner.
Relations OF q few years ago Will De
resumed when A~pplegate, Robedee
and Henshaw meet on the Raritan
Copper Works field Sunday after
noon
Gus Pappas IL in trim for the start
of his match with Bill Jenkins on
the Bohnsack alleys Monday night.
Ten games will be rolled Monday
night and the match will be ended
several nights later.
The Perth Amboy high school
baseball team is rapidly rounding
into shape for the opening game on
its schedule with Battin high school
at Elizabeth Monday afternoon.
Manager Irv Schwartx OF the
Newark Triangles il confident his
forces will make 1t two straight wins
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
DoN'Ts FOR ANGLERS
BY Albert e. Jay

by AlucIb FL ody
Don't oversleep. the early angler
gets the fish. ~,
any fish. 50 cayeth the old proverp.
Don't leave all your preparations
for the morning, get all ready the
night before.
Don't lie about the size of your
catch. or the size of the big one
that got away. It's old stun. and
you can't compete with the old
timers on it.
Don't economic by using last
years tackle, believing 1t to be as
good as new. Time deteriorates
everything but booze. So don't spoil
the whole trip by losing the big one
On account Of a rotten line. Get a
new one, and get the very best.
Don't start out with a crouch In
the morning. Your attitude may
make or mar the pleasure OF the
trip. The world, including fisher
men, crave good cheer and sunshine.
AS you meet others, others will meet
you. Smiles beget smiles, while
grouches and crankiness begets cuss-
words.
Don't manifest a selfish DISPOSE
tion, be liberal with the fellows.
take your share of the work. and do
1t like . man, ven q tribe more than
your share. Don't try to cop out
the soft stun, show the boys you
are With them heart and soul, in
everything. They will make it just
as easy for you as they can. and
In the end acknowledge ever in
your absence, that you are a regu-
lar guy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
INDIANS AND GIANTS STILL
LEAD RESPECTIVE LEAGUES

The Cleveland Indians and the
New York Giants still lead the
American and National league base
ball races as q result OF the out
come of games played yesterday.
The Indians defeated Detroit the
Yankees defeated Washington. Bos-
ton walloped Philadelphia and Chi
cago downed st. Louis.
In the National league the Giants
heat Brooklyn, Chicago downed Gin
cinnati and Pittsburgh won from st.
Louis. Dave Robertson, who has
been given an unconditional release
by the Pittsburgh Pirates, is back
with the Giants. He started his big
league career with McGraw, was
traded to Chicago in the Douglas
deal and Chicago later traded him
to Pittsburgh.
The National league batters are
leading the American league stick
ers in home runs to date, eighteen
to eleven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21

abeth won on points from soup
Kellenher Of Elizabeth in a four
round bout which was featured by
smuggling. This bout was put on In
place of the Bill Martin-Kid Cough
rim event.
The other two preliminary bouts
were decided by knockouts. both in
the third round. Young Hertz. OF
Carteret. kayoed Young Beaver. OF
Elizabeth. in the third round of a
bout which was evenly fought up to
the time the count of ten was made
necessary. In another bout Kid
Stanley. Of C~arteret, kayoed Young
Nemet, also of Carteret. Nemet won
the first round of his bout and Shan
ley was credited with the most
points in the second round. Both
boys were going good when the
haymaker was slipped owe by
Shenley.
Johnny Booz, of this borough, en-
tertained the crowd for several min
nutes before the start of the show.
Bill lawlor did the announcing for
this show, and Phil Erhart, of Jer-
sey City. was the third man in the
ring for all of the bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
JENKINS WINS
FIRST PLACE
Another Bowling Tournament
Ended on Argonne Alleys
Five Prizes

Bill jenkins won first score hon.
ors in the three-game bowling tour
nament which ended on the Ar
gonne alleys last night. His score
of Gas was not beaten last night,
and he was awarded first cash prize.
Howard Richards came neal Jen-
kins' total but fell short four points
and COPIED second prize with his
SAL score
Ben ~Jorgenson with a SOS score.
was awarded third prize and An
drew Gadek COPIED fourth prize
with his 621 score. A fifth prize
was offered for the tenth highest
score on the list and John Larson
annexed this prize with a score OF
There were many attempts made
to break into the select circle last
night, but Richards Sal score which
broke his 635 tie with Jorgenson,
was the only change made in the
prize section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
SHEEHAN'S TEAM MAY have
SEVERAL new MEN IN LINEUP

Bill Sheehan's Speedway baseball
team has cancelled its contest sched-
uled for Sunday afternoon with the
Asaurer nine, but the local nine will
continue it's schedule a week from
this Sunday afternoon. Manager
Sbeehan announced this morning
that he had acquired the services OF
Mike Tague for one of the infield
positions on his team.
1t is probable that when the Speed
ways take the field against the ORR
oles of Red Bank next Sunday aft
ernooH, one or two other men may
be In the lineup OF this team. The
cancellation of the Maurer game
was due to the fact that Manager
sheehan could not put his regular
lineup on the field.
Next Thursday night a practice OF
the team will be held in prepare
ton for the Red Bank go.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
Good Weather Expected
For Ball Season Opening

ting strength OF his combination "a
its best advantage and therefore
Will take great care in preparing the
batting order.
Donahue. the Newark first sacker.
will give the fans plenty Of action
at the initial sack. He can handle
that bag in an efficient and
one feature Of a good ball team. Is
a snappy first sacker. doc" Cook.
the Newark first baseman. Is an
other iashy player. He performed
with the Winston-Salem team In the
Piedmont League last year with the
Singer team and the ST. Anfhonys
Of this city in previous
With Robedee as lump" this end
Of the game In well taken care Of. He
officiated in an able at TOT
tenviiie last season for the Aque-
honga Club and a be counted on
TO handle his assignment here in
the same way.
Sundays game will start promptly
after $3.50 O'Clock the time set for
Mayor Wilson to toss out the first
ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21

A months supply of rain having
fallen already this week. there il ev-
cry indication that Messrs. Apple
gate and Pouisen will have good
weather for the opening Of the base
ball season on the Raritan Copper
Works field Sunday afternoon. The
strong Elizabeth Knights OF Co
lumbus In the opposition booked for
this game.
The inner partB OF the local ball
field has been worked on the past
week by employees OF the Raritan
Copper Works and according TO
present reports same will be in bet
ter condition than ever before in the
history of the diamond. The con-
dition of a field always has a great
deal 10 do with the work OF two
good ball teams.
After Mayor Wilson filings up the
ball officially opening the baseball
season on Sunday afternoon. Harry
A~ppiegate or Bill Flynn will mount
the mound for the local aggregation
and Al Lorenzo will be stationed
behind the bat. Donehue, Henshaw,
Stinson and Mazurek will he in their
regular positions. and Loeser, Ro-
mer and Dzuriila will guard the out
er works.
Dooley, Elikabeth's best in the
pitching department, is scheduled to
do the hurting for the Union coun-
ty representatives. He pitched for
the Standard Oil team of Bayway
last year and also for the Knights
of Columbus nine in the City
League. He had several interesting
pitching duels with Harry Chunk
Apologize the past several sea
sons.
Outside of the fact that Mickey
Loeser will lead on the local batters
no announcement has been made re-
gsrding the batting lineup Of the
local team. Field Manager Apple
gate 10 DESTROYS of utilizing the bat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21

By q hairs-breadth the Speedways
downed the colors OF the Y. NJ. II.
y. quintet on the latter's Mcclellan
street court last night. One of the
Y. NJ. H. A. players missed a chance
to in a scrimmage under the
Smith street basket as the time was
pup, but before 4he referees atten-
t.on could be secured the ball had
been taken in the direction of the
Speedway goal. The final score was
$3.50.
As was expected, Manager I. Le-
vines tossers gave the Speedsters
o real tussie. Dave Thomas was
counted on to score advantage
enough over his opposing center man
to Offset the advantage expected by
Irv Schwartxman over his oppos-
ing guard. Ray Handerhan out
scored Charley Sher. three to two.
Brownmiller and Newmark broke
even with two baskets apiece. Thorn
as outscored Daitx and Lowenkopf
two to one, Bob Handerhan played
Schwartzman even one double coun-
Z ter apiece, and Parker made one
field goal on Bradley. The Y. NJ. II.
A. team made sixteen fouls out OF
thirty-two chances. while h visi-
tors scored fifteen out OF twenty
three chances.
Mccarthy OF South Amboy was
secured to take the place of Chuck
Soiander, who failed to put in an
appearance to referee this game.
Daitz was jumping for the associa-
ton team. Thomas missed q foul
try for the Speedways and later
scored a free throw, the first point
of the game. Schwartzman made
I'VE fouls in quick order for the
home team, and by some brilliant
work Ray Handerhan Melted the first
basket Of the game. Thomas fol-
lowed with another double counter
from the side of the court.
A foul goal gave the Speedways
the lead. and Schwartsman again
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
SOUTH ENDS, Of METUcHEN,
HAVE Been REOR6ANIzED

The South End Athletic Club OF
lMetuchen will open its season at
lEdgar's Park, Sunday afternoon.
Manner Ed Bradstru has not Sc
cured an opponent for this date.
Jim Reid, q southpaw, who twirled
flor Camp Raritan last season, will
do the bulk of the mound work for
the South Ends this aso and
lMuha will receive him. The South
Ends expect to play more games
this year than last. Games with light
senior or heavy Junior teams are
desired. Address challenges to Man
ager Bradstru, 1871 Main street, Me-
ltuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
VOlLEY BALL PRACTICE

Members of the Y. NJ. G. A. var
sity volley ball team will report at
Z o'clock tonight for a practice ses-
sion against a picked team headed
by Rev. wilbert Westcott. Practice
will continue until the first city vol
ley ball league match is ready to go.
On Monday night Amboy will meet
Railway in a series of the best three
out of five games on the court in this
CITY and tonight's practice will be In
preparation for these games. One
week from today the local team goes
to Brooklyn to play the Pittsburgh
team in the worlds championship
tourney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
MAURER NINE WILL PLAY
RIVERSIDE BASEBALL TEAM

The Maurer Athletic Association
nine will play the Riverside on tho
Maurer field. Sunday afternoon. The
Maurer nine was scheduled to play
the Speedways. but Manager BIZ
Sheehan was forced 10 cancel this
contest because OF his inability 10
get all of his regular men for this
game.
and an interesting game Is expected>
Manager Urbanski will use Loy1s
Oldenboon, Smith. Urbanski. j.
Dametsch, A. Dametsch, ZaIart,
Christensen. Jacobs and Faltisco-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
Keasbey School TO Play

KEASBEY, April 21.-The Keas-
hey grammar school baseball team
will open its season this afternoon
against the team OF the Clara Bar
ton school. of Raritan township.
The game will be played near the
Clara Barton school, starting $3.50
o'clock.
The local boys have held sew
eral practice sessions and are ready
for their rivals.
The local lineup will in clude Ro-
mer. sabo. Lunr. Katransky. 10th
and others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
Card Parry Tomorrow Night

SOUTH AMBOY. April 21:-Am-
boy Chapter ISL, o. E. S.. will hold
a card party tomorrow night in the
i nights of Pythias hail. Tables will
be arranged for bridge. i've hundred.
pinochle, euchre, whist and checker
and dominoes for those who do not
care to play cards. Many beautiful
prizes will be awarded. Tickets may
be procured from any member OF
the chapter or az the door Cards
begin at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

over the speedways in the game on
the Auditorium court tomorrow
night.
The Philadelphia teams are sur
prising everyone by their ability 10
remain In the first division. Both
teams were picked as tailenders.
The only basketball contest of real
sectional interest remaining this sea-
son is the one between the Beauvai5
Post quintet of Tottenville and the
Speedways of this city which will be
played ON the Auditorium court next
Saturday night.
Bill Eyerkuss expects to give
Howard Richards a tough battle
when these two men roll the last ten
games of their series on the Argonne
alleys next week. Eyerkuss led by
three points at the end Of the first
ten games.
Baseball experts are wondering IL
the Yankees will be stronger with
Witt. This player was recently pur-
chased from the Philadelphia Ath-
letics.
The Y. NJ. H. A. basketball season
ended last night in the city cham
pionship game with the Perth Am
hoy Speedways. The Speedways stfil
have two games to play. n tomor-
row night and the other next Satur-
day night.
Little progress is being made to-
ward the organization of an indus
trial baseball league. Interest will
be started after the opening OF the
season here Sunday afternoon.
The basketball season in Roosevelt
has been ended. and Manager Jacob
owitz is giving all of his spars time
to the management Of his Harmony
Club nine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
bowling Match Cancelled

The bowling match scheduIed to
be rolled on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys
last night between the Brooklyn
Central ~" team and the local asso-
citation five was cancelled yesterday
afternoon by the Brooklyn team.
The telephone call stated that owing
to their entrance in a big tourna-
ment last night they would be IN
able to come here. Another date
will be set.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
Keacbey Eagies Want Games

KEASBEY, April 2i.-The Eagles
q fast light senior team. are with
out q game for Sunday and want to
book some team in their class. They
issue challenges to the Crescents.
St. Anthony's, Hungarian Catholic
Club. South Ends and White Stars.
Write Manager John Romer. Keas-
hey. or call Perth Amhoy $751; any
evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
Speedways Win By Point
FROM Y. N. /. A. Quintet

evened matters with a one-pointer.
The going was nip and tuck for the
remainder of the session, the Speed
ways finally drawing into an 1911
lead which was the score at half
time. Schwartzman made the f1rst
basket for the Y. M. H. A. and Low
enkopf. who replaced Daitz. later
jumped in a basket after Schwartz
man missed a foul try. Thomas made
two field goals in this period for
the ~Speedways, and ten out of four
teen foul chances. Brownmiller and
Ray Handerhan each scored o
double counter in this session.
The Y. NJ. II. A. drew first blood
in the second session when Schwartz
man scored q foul goal, but the
Speedways got going and soon LED
by a thirteen point advantage. The
association tossers kept fighting and
Sher scored their first basket of the
half when a Speedway pas was
checked. Parker followed with a two
pointer in a scrimmage, and Sher
later made a two pointer when an
other Speedway pass was interier-
ed with. Newmark's double coun-
tiers came in the closing minutes OF
the fray. Ray Handerhan made TWO
field goals and Brownmiller n BOB
Handerhan each one two-pointer IN
the last half, and Thomas made
FIVE out Of nine chances from the
foul line. Schwartzman made nine
out of seventeen chances from n
fifteen foot line in the last period.
Referee Mccarthy handled his a.,
Segment in capable fashion ana
there was not an argument In n
entire game. The crowd was hand
led in an ~eficient manner. The Z:
NJ. H. A. quintet showed last night
that it can hold its own with the
best teams in this district.
Tho ScOra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League


National League
New York 8, Brooklyn l.
Chicago 8, Cincinnati 1.
Pittsburgh 10, st. Louis 5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
American League
New York 10, Washington 4.
Cleveland s, Detroit t..
Boston is, Philadelphfa T..
Chicago 1. st. Louis 2.
GAMES TODAY
American League
washington at New York.
Boston It Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at st. Louis.
National League
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21

Referee-McCarthy. South Amboy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-21

The basketball season in Roosevelt
has been ended. and Manager Jacob
owitz is giving all of his spare time
to the management of his HARMONY
Club nine.
The Washington times., 1922-08-22
Latest Word From Paris
By Marie Suzanne
PARIS. France.
Copyright. is2s.)

rIE girde 1t has been
normal waist line
in veious de laine
being given by the
blousd effect from shoulder
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The Washington times., 1922-08-22
SWEATERS FOR
FALL BRILLIANT
ASb|RDPLUNES
Poison. Green and Orange
Shades for Even Quietly
Dressed Women.
BY ALICE LANGELIER.
Cosmopolitan News Service.

PARIS. Aug. 22.-Sweaters and
paletots Of every description are
being displayed for the late summer
season.
There is nothing sober about the
coloring. Roman. Indian. Bulgarian
and Turkish embroideries are woven
in fantastic designs about the neck
and sleeves and many have broad
bands about the bottom.
Poison green and a brilliant
orange seem to be the chosen shades
Of the season for even the women of
quiet tastes. These are sobered a
bit by narrow silk pipings Of black
or white. Cashmere wool ones with
long sleeves and high necks are also
favored.
On the golf links, blazers which
were popular several years ago have
again come to greet us. They are
strictly tailored and come mostly in
broad stripes of red and blue, green
and black and yellow. The new
pleated skirts, usually white, make
a most effective costume.