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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
LEADERS PLAY
DU P0NT TEAM
Manager Announces Retire.
ment From City Twilight
Industrial League

The United Lead works baseball
team will travel to Parlin. Saturday
afternoon to cross bats with the Du-
Pont combination of that place. An
interesting game is expected. mas
much as the Parlin representatives
defeated the Raritan Copper works
in this city. and the Ingots defeat
ed the United Lead works team.
Manager Muccilii made known
this morning the retirement of his
team from the twilight industrial
league. The leaders were not de-
feated in the industrial contests
played to date, and their retirement
is due to the fact that the players
have tired OF the practice of playing
ball after doing a days work.
In connection with the league an
nouncement. the Lead works man.
ager announced that his team IL
ready to meet all teams in the figh:
for Middlesex county industrial
championship honors. The Lead
works team was defeated for the
first time this season. last Saturday
afternoon by the Raritan Copper
works aggregation.
McNulty will be sent TO the mound
for the Leaders against the DUPONT
team. Saturday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
KELLY To 'UMP'
BOROUGH GAMES

The Associated club baseball team
of Plainfield will play the Harmony
Club aggregation of Roosevelt at
Brady's field in Roosevelt Sunday
afternoon. The Harmony nine of
Jerome J~acobowitz has not been de-
feated since the game with the Har-
rison Hudsons, the opening game
on the schedule of the borough out
fit.
Manager Jacobowitz anpounced
earlier in the season that his team
was in the field for Middlesex coun-
ty honors, and he intimated recent
ly that a challenge would be issued
to the Perth Amboys within a few
weeks.
Kelly, of Railway. a well known
umpire, will be in charge of all the
home games on Brady's field for the
remainder Of the season, Manager
Jacobowitz announced last night.
The umpiring at games recently has
not been up to the brand desired by
the fans Of the borough and for this
reason the change has been made.
The borough fans are well satisfied
with the brand of ball put up by
the Harmony aggregation.
The Associated Club has made a
good record on the diamond to date
this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
PENTATHALON
FOR SWIMMERS
Open City Championship
: Event in Y. NJ. c. A. Pool
Friday, July IA

A pentathalon swimming race Will
be held In the Y. M. C.. A. swimming
pool Friday night. July IA, to decide
the city championship. the events
being open to any male swimmer IN
the city, regardless of whether he is
a member of the "Y" or not. An en-
trance fee Of twenty-five cents will
be charged in order that part OF the
cost of purchasing three silver Low.
ing cups for first, second and third
prizes, might be betrayed.
In order to be eligible for COM
petition entrants must sign up at
the Y. NJ. C. A. before July Z, n
nay the entrance fee. There will DE
five events and each entrant must
enter all of these events. the one
having the highest total point score
at the conclusion of the meeting be-
ing recognized as the champion OF
winner of the first prize cup. The
.points will count five for first, Tour
for second, three for third, two for
fourth and one for fifth.
The events will be as follows:
Forty yard free style, forty yard
breast stroke, sixty yard free style,
forty yard back stroke and 100 yard
free stroke.
Perth Amboy has boosted in the
past of a number of crack swimmers
and this will give them all an oppor-
tunity to decide the ~all-round cham
pionship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
HUDSONS PLAY
T0TTENV|L[E
Conquerors of Roosevelt
Harmony Team Engage in
Game With Aquehongas

The Harrison Hudson baseball
team, the only combination credited
with a win over the Harmony nine
of Roosevelt. will play Charley Hill
ker's Aduehonga baseball team at
Tottenville this Sunday afternoon.
Manager Jerome Jacobowitz of the
Harmony team of Roosevelt an
nounced last night that the Harrison
Hudson team has a strong collection
of players.
The Aquehongas have been travel
ing at a good pace this season, and
in the near future II is likely Man
ager Hilker will issue a challenge
to the Perth Amboy representative
team. Last season IL was impossible
to orange a series between the
Perth Amboy and Tottenville combi-
nations.
This year more than ever, there
will be interest in such a series be-
cause of the fact that Aicer Jensen
Mike Tague and Stretch Burke OF
this city and Lefty Lyons of South
Amboy, are playing with the Aque-
honga team.
Since their appearance in Roose-
welt, the Harrison Hudsons have
been compiling a real record on the
diamond, and this contest promises
to be ono Of the most interesting
scheduled for the Tottenville
grounds this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
R%idgeWoods Are In Class
With Recreation Nine,
Defeated AInboys, 81

R~ecreations of Plainield a hard
tussle on the latter's grounds, and
but for a bad break would have
beaten the strong up-county team.
Drach did not pitch for the Ridge
woods in the game against the Re-
creations.
Last Sunday afternoon the Ridge
woods took the of the
Towards of Brooklyn by a 3-2
score. Drach held the hard hitting
Howard team to four hits. This
Sunday afternoon the Towards are
engaged to play a double-header
with the Recreations at Plainfield.
Local players will work harder
this Sunday than ever before be-
cause of the fact hat they are de-
sirous of making up for their defeat
of last Sunday afternoon. and also
for the 6-1 setback handed out by
the Ridgewoods in their first ap-
pearance here.
1t was plainly evident that the
Amboy players were way off form
last Sunday afternoon, and it is be-
lieved that the locals can take the
measure of the Recreations IL this
combination can be rebooked for a
game in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
DRY DOCKS ADD
ANOTHER WIN
Mgr. Wilson's Team Wins
in Well Played Game

The Perth Amboy Dry Dock
company baseball team registered
another victory in the twilight in
dustrial league asst night, taking the
measure of the Perth Amboy Hard
ware combination to the tune of a
Ia score.
Mikkelson started on the mound
for the Madison avenue team, and
was relieved by Burns in the fifth
inning. The contest was interesting
until the fifth session when the ship
yard workers sent across five coun-
tiers and practically sewed up 1.-THE
game. They added five more uns
to their total in the sixth and two
more in the seventh.
The winning team collected even
teen hits as compared with nine
credited to the Hardware team.
Maliet and Crowell divided the
twirling assignment for the Dry
Dock nine. Gus Loeser and George
Wilivert were the leading stickers
for the Dry Dock outfit, the former
making a homer double and single,
while Willvert cracked out two
triples and a double. Brown and
Mazurek also made home runs for
the winning team, while Burns
cracked out a circuit blow for the
Madison avenue aggregation. Gall
lagher led the losing team at bat.
The box cor
nr- n>1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
HIGH SCHOOL 8
CLOSES SEASON
Faculty Team to Play Final
Game Tomorrow South
River Game OF

Manager James Patten, Of the
Perth Amboy High Scho1; baseball
team cancelled the contest scheduled
for yesterday afternoon, with the
South River High School team on
the latter's field. Amboy defeated
the South River team on the Rari-
tan Copper Works field in this city
earlier In the season.
The eason for the cancellations
was given as failure Of members OF
the senior class. also members of
the varsity team. to play yesterday
because of examinations This con-
test will not be played this season.
Tomorrow afternoon the varsity
nine will close the season in a game
with the Faculty nine. composed of
faculty members Of the High School,
Grammar School and Vocational
School. Rufus Allen. we'll known
basketball star. coach of the Y. NJ.
H. A. basketball and baseball teams
and a former st. Anthony baseball
star, will play with the Faculty nine
against the High School varsity team
tomorrow afternoon.
The game tomorrow afternoon
will be staged on the Raritan Cop
Del Works field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

A team rated equally as strong as
the R~ecreations of Plainfield. the
Ridgewoods of New York, will OPP
pose the Perth Amboy Athletic As
ISOLATION nine on the Raritan Cop
per Works field Sunday afternoon.
This team beat Amboy earlier in
1.-THE season by a 6-1 score, and in
|this contest the local players dis
played their usual brand of ball.
Drach, the Ridgewood twirler. IS
said to be capable of pitching as
clever a game as Tuescher of the
Plainfield Recreations. The Ridge
wood pitcher worked a slow ball
and splitter to perfection in his last
game here. and his offerings baffled
the Amboy batters who were travel
ing at a greater pace previous to
this game than they were previous
10 the Recreation contest.
There has been considerable dis
cussion this week in comparing
Teuscher and Drach. and it is likely
that a great many fans who did not
see the Ridgewood team in action
tr their first game here will be out
on Sunday afternoon.
The Ridgewood team gave the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
MGR. SHEEHAN
SIGNS TWO MEN
~Speedways Will Have CoIey
And 0Idenboom for Bal
ance of Season

When Bill Sheehan's Speedway
baseball team takes the field Sun
day afternoon at Bucculeuch Park,
in New Brunswick, against the
Landing nine of that place, there
will be two new men on the roster
Of this aggregation. The Landings
are one OF the leading contenders
for the Middlesex county champion
ship.
Joe Coley, one of the leading
ball tossers in this section for a
great many years, will be stationed
at the first bag for the Speedways
in this game and for the remainder
ing a bangup game with the Wood
bridge knights of Columbus, and his
services were acquired by Manager
Sheehan this week.
Oldenboom. a southpaw pitcher
who is in need Of a leader at thil
stage Of his career, will be one OF
the mound mainstays Of the Speed
way nine for the balance of this sea.
son.. Either he or Jeroff will be
given the assignment in the game al
New Brunswick on Sunday after
noon. The Landings have yet to
meet Qeleat THIS sedsoH anu a VIZ.
tory for the Speedway team will
boost Manager Sheehan's stocks
considerably.
With Oldenboom and Jeroh ready
for the mound assignment Manager
Sheehan will complete his lineup as
follows: Parsler, catcher Cosey, first
base; Tom Burke, second base;
Leahy, shortstop; Nesley, third
base; Smalley. left field: Pfeifer
center field; and Halbert, right field
Manager Sheehan has called q
practice session for tonight on tbs
Raritan Copper Works field at $3.50
L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
YOUNG LETS
IN NEWARK co
Win Box Sam Price at Tr0x-
Ier'S Club Tomorrow
Night
Tomorrow night at Troxler's Club

Tomorrow night at Troxier's Club
5n Newark, Young Let's, of the Max
kville section of South Amboy. will
j battle Sam Price. of Newark, n
one of the preliminary bouts. A del
egation of South Amboy boxing
fans will leave South Amboy on the
6:31 train to attend the fight, and
anyone desiring reserved seats for
this show can secure same from
Chris Mulrain.
There are three star eight round
bouts on this card. featuring Buck
Josephs and Soldier Johnny Russell
in a return bout. Johnny Dixon and
Benny Cross, and AL Cook and Eddy
Walsh. Several of these boys have
fought in this vicinity on various
occasions, and all of the bouts on the
card are well matched.
In addition to the Letts-Price
bout, there are a number of othec
good preliminary bouts. Let's made
a good showing at a recent smoker
in Keyport. and under the direction
CT Jack Mcclure he will climb to
a high rung in the featherweighs
ladder of this section. Let's expects
to make his real debut in this Sec
ton next fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
GRAMMAR NINE
Of AMB0Y WINS
Perth Amboy Team . Cops
Contest on PIainfieId
Grounds, 90

The Perth Amboy Grammar school
baseball team registered its eleventh
victory in thirteen starts, at Plain
field yesterd, afternoon. The final
score of this game was 9-2. Plain
field will play a return game In this
city next Monday afternoon.
Thulleson occupied the mound for
the visitors in this game, and kept
the eight hits obtained by the home
players. we'll scattered. He struck
out eight men and walked two, while
Snyder who did the twirling for the
home team, struck out five. walked
two and hit one batter. The Amboy
players made fourteen hits.
PUGET and Rosso featured at the
bat for the visitors in this game,
with three hits apiece. A. Smith
and Hetfield led the Plainfield nine
with the willow.
Every effort is being made to ar
range a game between the Grammar
and High School teams of this city.
The box cor
AmbOy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
DIG FOR GREAT TREASURE
IN ONTARIO RIVER
T.

PENETANGIsHENE, Ont. June
1.-THE s seeking dredgs
Baltic started OF today to begin dig
ging away the slit on The bottom
Of the Wye river to what is believed
10 be the resting place for 500 years
of an iron chest. holding golden
altar vessels and documents telling
Of the early struggles OF Jesuit mis-
sionaries among the Huran Indians
in what was then new France. Ira
ditions say the little band Of SOL
diers and black frocked missiona-
ne endeavored TO move the hest in
a canoe which overturned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
AGNES ARE WITHOUT
GAME FOR THIS SUNDAY

Fanny" Terio's crack Acme
baseball team is without a booking
for this Sunday afternoon. Manager
Terio would like to arrange q game
with any strong senior team in this
vicinity. Address challenges to New
Brunswick avenue, or call 1749-J.
The Acmes recently defeated the
strong representative Metuchen
nine and a return game will be
played in the borough in the near
future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Found Guilty of Assault

NEW BRUNSWICK, June IS
Walter Cook, Of this city, a oclored
man arrested for assault and bat
terry upon the complaint of James
McCloskey. was found guilty before
Judge Peter +. DAILY sitting in spe-
cial sessions yesterday afternoon.
The plaintiff alleged that Cook
struck him twice in the face. while
the defense was that the alleged
punches were pushes. The fine was
$25. John E. Toolan presented the
states case, and Franklin NJ. Richie
represented the defendant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

this vicinity during the season of
1921-22.
Harry Applegate Is slated TO do
the hurting against the Ridgewoods
on Sunday afternoon. Aicer Jensen
pitched the first game against the
Brooklyn outfit.
Thke Perth Amboy High School
baseball team will close its season
tomorrow afternoon in a game with
the Faculty nine. This contest is
slated for the Raritan Copper works
field.
Nifty Hudson. veteran Staten
Island boxer. is spending consider
able time assisting Sailor Murphy. a
Filipino sailor boy. in getting a start
in the pugilistic world.
Charley Hilker's Aquehonga base
ball team will probably lot have any
charges in its roster for the balance
Of the present season The team has
been travelling at a good pace this
year.
The results of the Perth Amboy-
Plainfield game here last Sunday
has resulted in the local magnates
being approached by other teams in
this vicinity who are DESTROYS OF
playing the Amboys at the present
time.
Three titles were annexed by the
Speedway basketball team during the
season OF 1912. the championship
Of city, county and district.
Considerable interest is being
taken in the possibility of rematcn-
ing the Majestic nine Of Bill Count
han with Bill Seiboth's combination
of Cops in a return game on the
Raritan. Copper works field nex'
Tuesday afternoon.
The Watson midgets defeated the
Butterfly midgets, Q to 0. in a game
played yesterday. Walter Tatosky IL
manager of the Watson A. c.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

summary: Home runs, I0eser,
Brown, Mazurek and Burns. Three
base hits Willvert 2 and McCracken
Left on bases, Dry Docks 2, Hard
ware Z. Bases on balls off Burns &.
Struck out by Crowell 0, Burns Q.
Umpire, Warner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
The individual record:

Chuck Solador. Gene Parker and
Pingy Pengitore did the r~efereeing
OF all the games on the Auditorium
court, where the Speedways played
all of their home games. Moe Lew
kowitz was the announcer: Sam Btm-
stein. the oficial timer, and Wee
Wilson the ofncial scorer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

Totals ...........3l 2 .
The summary-Struck out by
Thullesep 8; Snyder, 5. Bases on
balls off, Thullesen, 2; Snyder, 2.
Hit by pitched ball, Snyder, !.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League


New York IS, Pittsburgh o.
Brooklyn 4, St. Louis o.
Chicago is, Boston 2.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia, ram
American League
Detroit 6, New York 2.
Chicago 6, Philadelphia 5.
Cleveland 8. Boston o.
st. Louis z. Washington s.
International League
Jersey City 4, Buffalo 1
Toronto s, Newark 1.
Rochester z, Reading 8.
syracuse at Baltimore, rain.
GAMES TODAY
National League
Pittsburgh at New York.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
American League
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
International League
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Toronto at Newark.
Rochester at Reading.
at Baltimore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
STRONG RLDGEWOOD TEAM HERE SUNDAY AFTERNOON
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The Perth Amboy High School
South River High School baseball
game scheduled for yesterday after
o on was cancelled by the local team
because senior members of the team
were taking examinations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

Fanny Terio. who lost a wrestl-
ing match to Hammer" Hansen at
the Beach arena last Sunday. is de-
sirous of obtaining a return bout
with the Nelson artists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

The Centre Athletic Club will not
stage another boxing show until the
fall. according TO present plans. This
club ran two shows during the past
two months and both cards were
well received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
Won Three
Titles On Court During
Season Of 1921.1922

ates. IS.
speedways. IS; s. A. Jr. Mechan-
les, 20.
Speedways. rs: Michelin. 10.
Speedways, 2s; Parish House, "a.
Speedways. so; Bayway. Is.
Speedways, IS; Yorkvilie separ-
ates, 20.
speedways. AZ: Hungarians. -.
Speedwsys. As; Dsnbury Separ-
ates. 20.
speedways. IS: sterlings. q.
Speedways, AZ; Newark Jr. Me-
chanics, 30.
speedways. 20: wheeimen. rs.
Speedways. IS: Sterling Greys, 81.
Speedways. 80; Hudson Stars. IS.
Speedways. Sc: harrison, 81.
speedways, 80: National Turner's.
speedways. 80: Roosevelt separ-
ates. Is.
Speedways, 81; Y. NJ. H. A., ~.
Speedways, rs; Triangles. 20.
Speedways, 81; Tottenvilie Legion.
16.
speedways. "a: Tottenville Legion.
rs.
Speedways, 10; Montanas, 1s.
Defeats
Speedways, %; Newark Mechanics
80.
Speedways, 81: Bayway, ls.
Speedways. "a; Bayway. 81.
S~peedways, IA; Sea Bright. as
~Speedways. 10: Micheiin. 20.
Soeedways. Is: Norwoods, IS.
6peedways, 20; T~ottenville Le-
gion, 80.
Speedways, IS: National Turner's,
IS.
Speedways, 81; wheelmen, -.
Speedways, %; Davis Bros. Is.
SSeedways. %; Harmony. 20.
Speedways, 81; Original Ceiffcs,
81.
Speedways. IS; Newark Triangles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

Although Amboy players are con-
fident they will show a complete re-
versal of form Sunday afternoon, 1T
Is known that the Ridgewoods have
one of the strongest semi-pro mines
In the East this season.
Interclass field meets similar to
the one held a few days ago arouses
a great deal OF sporting interest in
an institution. There was a great
deal of friendly rivalry displayed in
this event.
The Red Stars defeated the
Blooming Stars, Z to 6. and the In
dian midgets, 8 to 1, in recent games.
There is some talk OF an open air
boxing show being staged in this
city in the near future. Local box
ing enthusiasts are discussing the
proposition.
Led by Coach Robert s. Waddell.
the Faculty nine consisting of tutors
In the High School. Grammar School
and Vocational School, will play the
Perth Amboy High School team to-
morrow afternoon.
Basketball and football are expect
ed to go big in this section next sea-
son. The indoor game drew well in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

The Speedway basketball team IN
its fourth year Of existence captured
city, county and third congressional
district championships during the
season Of 1sz1-22. Fffty-six games
were played and of this number
forty-three victories were returned
The most notable game played by
the Speedways was against tn Orig
inal Ceitics of New York the worlds
champions winning by a small mar
gin.
The combination was c~aptaine6
by Charley Brownmiller and Pete
Hansen, Ray Handerhan, Bob Han
derhan. Charley Brownmiller and
John Bradley played a majority of
the games with the team. Later in
the season because of injuries and
the booking of stronger opposition
David HANK Thomas. Rufus Al
len, Charley Eppinger. Paul Sutton
Harry Davis. Moe Lewkowitz. Irv
Martin. Yves Hansen and Johnny
Moeltner were added to the roster
OF the team for different contests.
Pete Hansen, who jumped center
lOT the CpccuN ayr All AltdJOiANg "
the contests and who was the prin-
cipal foul shooter of the team. le,'
the combination in scoring. He reg
istered seventy field goals and two
hundred and sixty-four foul goal
for a total of four hundred and fon
points. Ray Handerhan led the
team in field goal shooting, making
a total of one hundred and twenty
four double counters and a total Of
three hundred and forty-four points.
Brownmiller. Sutton, Bob Handler
han, Thomas, Bradley, Irv Martin.
ives Hansen, Davis, Allen. Moeit-
ner and Lewkowitx follow down the
line in the individual scoring sum-
mary for the season.
The Amboy representative team
scored a total of five hundred and
twenty-three baskets and six hum
bred and sixty-four fouls for a total
OF one thousand, seven hundred and
ten points during the season.
Opposing teams scored a total OF
one thousand. four hundred and sew
enty-two points against the Speed
ways Seven of the thirteen victor
les registered over the Speedways,
were the result of games played on
opponents courts.
The team record:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

Buffalo at Jersey City.
Toronto at Newark.
Rochester at Reading.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
International League
GAMES TODAY
National League

Pittsburgh at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15
American League

Detroit 6, New 1orK 9.
Chicago 6. Philadelphia 8.
Cleveland 8, Boston o.
st. Louis z, Washington 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-15

this vicinity during the season of
l921-22.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-14
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