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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
MAYOR, PLAYING A HUNCH,
EXPECTS TO GET deer

Mayor Wilson Is a believer IN
lunches.
Two seasons ago he had a bunch
that he knew where he could get
the largest tuna fish hauled in BY
any member Of the Atlantic Tuna
Club. He played his bunch and
sure enough he was rewarded with
a catch that resulted in his winning
a silver loving cup, a new reel and
no end of publicity in sportsmen
Journals. During the past summer
he didn't get any lunches and con-
sequentiy failed to repeat n getting
the prize tuna.
A couple of weeks ago while
hunting in Pennsylvania, however,
another bunch overlook him. This
time 1t was that he was going to
get a deer. In keeping with this
bunch he went back to the Penn
sylyania woods Thanksgiving night
and remained there until Saturday
night trying to induce one OF those
much sought but seldom caught an
'imals to get within range. of his
gun. He failed to see a deer but
still has faith in his bunch. He
therefore is planning to return to
the woods as soon as he can get
away from his duties here and con
tinue his search for the deer which
he knows is destined to be his.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
JOHN GL0CHAU
|N5TAR ROLE
Sensational Shooting En-
abIes Senior Boys to Con-
Winning Streak
III. S. Correspondent

The Senior boys continued their
winning wayn yesterday afternoon in
the local high school gym defeat
ing the basketeers representing the
Freshman class in a series game by
q. 1918 score. The Freshies show
ing against the Seniors was indeed a
surprise.
The upper eiassmen started off
strong as was expected but the
comeback Of the Freshies was un-
looked for. The score at half time
found the Seniors leading, 6-5.
In the second period Captain Sam
TBresloW and Ben DAudrea. went to
the defensive berths for the Seniors
and Johnny Glochau was assigned to
an advanced position, 1t was the
sensational shooting of the latter
tosser, a second edition Of Freddy
|Glochau, n of, the greatest basket
GERS in this section today, that SPELL
ed victory for the Seniors. kushin-
sky and Jacobson also aided mater
tally in the belated victory.
The defeat yesterday put the
F,reshies out of the running for In
ter-class honors.
This afternoon the Junior and
Sophomore boys will battle for forty
minutes while the Senior and Fresh
man girls will clash,
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
IRD CENTER A. C. BOXING SHOW HERE A WEEK TONIGHT
YOrkVilIe Separates To
Play Junior Mechanics
On South AmbOy Court

lineup tonight with the Finn bro
theirs. George Davis, Gordon. Adls1
Rapp and Spunberg. For the gam
at Sea Bridght a week ago the York
vile quintet was picked from III
roster.
The South Amboy lineup will h
chosen from Bennett, Scharff
James, Perkins. Furman. Wilouz
Shinn, Newmark and Hasselachef
With Wilbur back in the game Maj
ager St. alton may start Bennett am
Newmark in the advanced positions
F.urmar at center. and Wilbur am
Scharff on the defense.
1t is expected that the South Anr'
boy Independents who downed til.
colors of the Roosevelt Center girs
of Carteret last Tuesday night a
South Amboy will engage in cofs
flict with a suitable opponent In tn
preliminary game tonight. Musi
for dancing will be furnished by I'll
Society Syncopators of Ben Encher
man. The main game viii star
about 9:15 O'Clock. S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05

The eight round main event on
the Center A. c. program to be en-
hibited in the local auditorium a
week tonight will bring together
none other than the fight ~favorite of
old, Billy Murphy of Staten Island
and a new local favorite, Joe Moore,
colored of the Fifth ward section OF
this city.
Murphy has fought in a local ring
on numerous occasions and accord
ing to information obtained by
Matchmaker Ed Dalton, the tough
freshman has fought Joe Leonard,
Charley Hayes, Charles Pilkington.
Bobby Michaels, Earl Baird, Bobby
Josephs, Mickey Brown, Spencer
Gardner, Willis Curry, Mickey
Brown, Harold Farese, Jack Shark
ey, Sammy Sieger, Willie Kohlef,
Buddy Dempsey. Kid Kaplin, Sammy
Waltz, Charley Ryder, Billy NARROW,
Jackie Norman and Pepper Martin.
From this list it scan be seen that
the Staten Island boxer has fought
O number of tine headline boxing
attractions of today. Leonard, Pin
ington, Michaels, Farese, Sharkey.
Sieger and Martin r about the
best men he has fought although
some Of the others are in the head
line class.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
LOCAL LIGHT SENIORS TO
PLAY SOUTH AMB0Y TEAM

The st. stephen Light Senior bas-
keteers will play the South Amboy
Y. NJ. @. A. quintet on m st.
Stephen court, State street, tomor-
row night. The local light senior
outfit has won and lost a game play
ed to date this season. They We're
defeated by the e. B. 3. and defeat
ed the Turner's. ~.
Hamilton and Moran, forwards;
Kane, center, and Hyson and STRAIT
ton, guards. The st. Stephen Light
Seniors will line up in regular
fashion.
On Monday night next the 81.
stephen Light Seniors will play the
Laurels of South River on the lat
ter's court. The Laurels have the
Stackowski brothers, DeVoe.. smith
and Corbett. For games with the
ST. Stephen Light Seniors write the
manager, care st. Stephens school,
State street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN l. L

one good infielder.
Manager Bill Flynn of the Perth
Amboys is endeavoring to arrange a
game with the Roosevelt Field Club
OF Carteret or the Vons of New
Brunswick for next Sunday after
noon ON the local field.
! The local Speedways have par
ticipated in twenty games to date
this season. winning fifteen, losing
four and one contest was not COM
, pleted. Several extra period games
have been played.
The program for tho third show
tof the Center A.. c. to be staged in
the auditorium next Tuesday night
is believed to be the best yet ar
ranged.
Harry Levine's crack Argonne
| team will lock horns with Jack Don
nelly's Carteret bowling representa-
tive in a match oil the local alleys
+! tonight.
Louisville, Ky, is the scene at the
present time of a minor league base
ball meeting. Many major league
representatives interested in trades
are present at this session.
Although followers If both teams
are interested in seeing. the Cartere'
and Tottenville teams in action on
the gridiron, it is not likely that the
1.-TWO teams will meet this season
Gheir game on Sunday had to be
called off on account Of weather
C conditions.
Ray Handerhan. star forward OF
the Speedways has made twenty two
out of twenty-three foul chances in
his last three games. Two Of these
contests were with the local team
the other with the Knights of Co
lumbus quintet of S~ayreville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
Y. N. H. A. five TO PLAY
BEAuVA|S POST OUTFIT
ONlOCALC COURT THURS.

listed on the association roster for
the remainder of the season. Ja-
ccbson has had a great deal of ex-
perience on the court, having played
with the local association quintet,
the local high school and also with
Newark Normal.
The Beauvais Post American Le-
gion team has been playing excellent
ball recently. Last Saturday night
their home court winning streak
was halted by the Montanas of Sta
pleton in an interesting game. For
the game on Thursday night the
Tottenville representatives will take
the court with Hoehn, Covell.
Preacher, La Forge, Burdsoll and
Price in uniform.
The association team will be pick
ed from jacobson, Newmark, Low
enkopf, Fine, Sher, Parker and
Schwartzman. Preparations are be-
ing made at the present time for the
state Y. M. H. A. league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05

TO BOWL HERE
Will Oppose Argonne Team in
| Match on Hobart Street
| Alleys

p Having suffered their initial set
back of the season last night, the
Argonne five bowling team of Harry
Levine will battle hard tonight to
take the scalp of Jack Donnelly's
crack team in a match on the Ar
COME alleys. This is the first time
in a long period that one of the lead
ing local bowling outfits engaged in
two important sets in one night.
Minus the services of Bill Penn
berton, an important o in their
machine, the remainder of the Ho-
bart street aggregation did not bowl
UP to form last night. Pemberton's
work featured in the victory of the
Y. M. G. A.
For the match tonight Manager
Levine will use Ben Jorgepson, Mey-
er Larson, II. Simonsen, Bill Penn
berton and Howard Richards. The
lineup of the Carteret team has not
been announced but Captain Donnei-
ly has promised to bring down a coll
lection Of bowlers who will take the
measure Of the local representatives.
In the near future a return match
will be gowled between the Argonne
and Y. NJ. c. A. teams. The Jeffer-
son street quintet won two out OF
three games last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
Ed PlTTEN IS MANAGER
OF new SHAMROCK FIVE

Announcement has been made OF
the organization of a basketball
team known as the Shamrocks
which will be managed by Ed
Patten, a leader in high school ath-
letic activities a season or two ago.
Negotiations are under way at the
present time for games with the Y.
NJ. II. A. Juniors. Antonio's All
Stars, spartans OF New Brunswick
and teams of similar strength.
Home and travelling games will be
played. -,
This team will line up with
Hughes, Silver. johnson, Dawson
and Patten. All challenges should
be addressed to the manager. Dav-
idson avenue
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05

The Y. NJ. H. A. basketball team
will hold a practice session tonight
in preparation for their game on
Thursday night with the Beauvais
Post American Legion quintet of
Tottenville on the local association
court. This is the first of a Sc
ries OF games between these two
teams.
Manager I. Jacobson has called
the practice tonight particularly
because of the fact that his tossers
have not participated in a game
since a week ago last Thursday.
The game last Thursday was called
off because of the fact that the as
ISOLATION team was somewhat Grip
pied.
Inasmuch as Louis Daitz may be
out of the game for the remainder
of the season on account of an in
jury recently received, Manager
Jacobson has decided to return to
the basketball court and will be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
HARMONY CLUB BOWLERS WIN
FROM PIRATES; CLOSE MATCH

The Harmony Club bowling team
defeated the Pirates Big Five in
three straight games on the Y. NJ.
G.. A. alleys last night, the scores
being the closest registered in some
time. The first game was won by
the small margin OF five pins, the
second by twenty and the third by
five pins again. Gazie. of@ttle Har-
mony Club, was high average man
for the night with III. j. Gardella.
of the losers, led his team with a
1853 average. His 1872 score was
high for the match.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
H. B. CLUB TO BOWL
PARLIN FIVE TOMORROW

The H. B. Club bowling team will
travel to Parlin tomorrow night tic
bowl a match with the crack Dupont
five of that place. The visitors will
use John Larsen, Art Jensen, George
Fullerton, Charles Pfeiffer and Tom
Smith in this match.
On Wednesday night, December Is
the H. B. Club will bowl the Atlantic
Terra Gotta team and the following
week the deciding game of their SER
les with the Amboy five.
Tomorrow night the H. b. bowlers
will leave the Argonne alleys at Z
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
JUNIOR GIRLS
DEFEAT SOPHe
In IntercIass Game on Higf
School Court Yesterday
Afternoon
II. S. Correspondent

The hardest fought girls inter
class game played to date vas stak
ed ON the high school gym yester
day afternoon and in this ccnte$
the Juniors defeated the S5phomore<
17-12. The two teams were event;
matched and the outcome vas IL
doubt until the final whistle.
Miss Kilmurray was high
for the visitors with four field ant
two foul goals, while Miss Fithia.
scored three field goals and on
foul. The work Of the Misses Bar
tina and Larsen in the center pozi
tons also featured for the Juniors
For the Sophomores Miss Hoy fea
tured. This player scored ten of be
teams twelve points and her azgreS
siveness kept the lower class team il
the running. Miss Palo also play
ed well. Miss Helen Schultz refer
oed.
This afternoon the Senior ant
Freshman girls will play.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
METUCHEN Y. N. C. A.
To PLAY HUNGARIAhS

The Metuchen Y. NJ. C. A. basket
ball team has been engaged to play
the Hungarian Catholic Club quin-
tet OF George Mitruska or the Cort-
landt street court on Thursday night
Of this week. The Metuchen team
has been playing good ball on its
home court.
Last Sunday night the Hungarlans
were defeated by the Dry Dock team
OF this city. Manager Mitruska will
line up his team in regular fashion
for Thursdays encounter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
RICHARDS IS
GOING GREAT
Second in High Average List
First in High
Score

Although tied for sixth place in
the team standing, the Perth AM
boy Lodge of Elks has a represen-
tative second in the high average
list and the same representative
first on the high score list. This
representative is Howard Richards,
who has an average of 1855 for
257.
The individual averages follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
Standing in Monday Thursday Busi.
ness Mems Volley Ball League

The newly organized business
mems league was evened up last
night when the two teams which
won two straight games last Mon
day night lost and the losers of last
week became the victors last night.
Majors team won two from divers
and Peakes took two from Melko,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05

Boy Scout Troop No. Is eleven Q.
this city defeated the Metuchef
football team on the Metuche1
grounds Saturday afternoon by .
1920 score. Hyldahl brothers, Ser
ensen, Hansen. Faber. Wagner
Larson, Jeremiassen. Dixon anf
Rogan played with the victors II
this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
De AND
LEBEDAN 0WT|E
Baker and lanyard Teams
Lose Basketball Games in
Y. M. C. A. League
standing in Y. M. G. A. Senior
Basketball League

The three-cornered tie for first
place in the Senior Basketball
League at the Y. M. c. A. was
broken last night when Lebeda's
team defeated Tangaard's cohorts in
a close game. 26-I22, and De An
drea's quintet easily won from
Bakers team, 30-14.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
RED stars 10 Play

re Red Star basketball team Of
this city will open in a game with
the Robins at Trinity auditorium to-
night. Games with teams averag-
Ing 1856 pounds are requested by
Andrew Hovanecz. Jr., 616 john
stone street. manager of the REQ
Stars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
Faraser Wins hy Karo

Bill Faraser of Staten Island won
by a kayo in the second round of a
scheduled six-round encounter with
Buster Smith at West New
Brighton recently. After a fast ex-
change in the early part of the sec
ond round, the kayo a sent over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05

Many local fans are making prep
a~rations to go to Philadelphia next
Monday to see Joe Colletti and Patsy
Wallace in action at the Ice Palace.
Matches in the Elks state bowling
league will be resumed this Thurs
day. The local representatives VIII
travel to Newark to combat the
strong combination representing that
lodge.
One of the most successful travel
ing teams in this city this season is
the Perth Amboy Dry Dock quintet
managed by Wesley Wilson. This
team has been on the court several
seasons.
1t is understood efforts will be
made to stage an eight hour endur-
ance bowling contest in this city for
Christmas Day. The contest will be
rolled on the Bohnsack or Argonne
alleys.
David Thomas is expected back
in the lineup of the Perth Amboys
next Saturday night. The State
8lIEtL pd6hcLCEl ldS pCVh SOiAA1
great in the New York state league.
A new sensation in the person of
Joe Russell of Newark, will be IN
troduced to the fans of this city next
Tuesday night. He will fight Billy
Lewis of Westield.
Bill Pemberton should have a big
season on the alleys this season
judging from his performance In
games rolled to date. Pemberton
Is rated as one of the best bowlers
in the county.
The st. Louis Cardinals most as
suredIy will figure in several base-
ball deals to be made during the
next few months. This team needs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
Booking

The Woodside Americans of New
ark would like to arrange games
with leading senior teams in this
section. Mack Kadison, care Ok
weld Acetylene Company. Newark,
ia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
OrioIes are Beaten

By a score of 4S--lS, the Amer
lean Juniors recently defeated the
Orioles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05
Juniors
Sophomore
Ioca, Scouts win Game

Overhead shot counts one
Referee-Miss Helen Schultz.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05

Referee--Henry Westcott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-05

n good infelder.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
Cattle For Pasturaue

DOUGLAS-Thirty West India bulls, known in this country as Brahmers, attracted considerable attention in the stock yards west of the depot yesterday where $50 head of cattle from the Tad Pole Cattle company of Fl Paso were held while papers for the entry into Mexico were be- ing examined by the customs off cials. The bulls. known in the West Indies as Sacred Bulls and in some parts are still worshipped by the na- tives, were purchased by the cattle company as an experiment in cross breeding. They are about twice the size of the Hereford breed, weigh ing 2000 pounds and more when fat tened. One of the largest weighed 2000 pounds and had just been taken off the range along the gulf coast of Texas where feed was very scarce.
 By crossing the Brahmers with
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
Sweet Potatoes.

WILLCOX-F. J. Crider, horticul- turist, was in the county recently, assisting in holding meetings at Webb and Mountain View communities, in the interest of sweet potato growing on a commercial scale. These two communities are interested in the erection of curing and storage house where the potatoes will be held until ready for market. The Mountain View district is sure of approximately 50 acres. for the first years effort. Two reels of moving pictures depict ing the growing and marketing of sweet potatoes from seed to market were shown by the county agent. One hundred and fifty-five perso on S attended these meetings and intense interest in the subject was shown.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
CARELESS PARKING

TWO SMALL children narrowly escaped serious injury Saturday
 parking. The which they sitting left hill The brakes slipped of mind passerby jumped running the youngsters badly injured
 Parking automobiles hills uncommon habit in Bisbee good working when the driver of the has his back turned practically hill the city possible to a a gully a the side of the road making practically impossible for the machine decide to many motorists. getting yanking they breaking automobile a enough a mobile without parking steep him. his pedestrians against
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
Chance to Profit

Rafferty, of the Old Sod, and Mac Emerson, Scot, were miners together One day Rafferty accidentally emptied his pipe on a keg of powder and when he same down it was on the install ment plan. Macs grief was genuine but finally he dried his tears and went off to notify Mrs. Rafferty.
 'Is this the Widow Rafferty?" he asked, when woman appeared at the door.
 Iris Mrs. Rafferty I am, but nc Widow Raffcrty," she snapped.
 A businesslike gleam came into Mac Pherson's eye.
 An how much will ye bet?" he de manded.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
Will Show Improvement

CORRESPONDENTS a few days transformation will have taken place on Allen street. and upon com pletion. of the paving that street will never look as of yore, but it will not be a complete transformation until every block within the 42-foot paved district is adorned with concrete walks. It's up to the city council and they will no doubt act very shortly now for the best interests of the town. But it would appear that such work in the business dis trict should be done now- the other will come as a matter of course, but the business district on Allen street should be paved now
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
BY NORRIS QUINN

FEN ROUTE WITH CLEMENCEAU Dec. Two things are indispensa- ble to Georges Clemenceau-his gloves and his valet
 The gloves are black ones and the former premier always wears them, even when he's eating-at least when he's eating alone in his private car "Bethlehem,' lent him by Charles M. Schwab.
 The valet is Monsieur Albert Bou- lin who speaks but one language, French, and on but on subject, Gle menceau.
 Boulin is what the stage has taught Americans to regard as typical Frenchman. He has, dark brown
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
UNDERMINING THE COURTS

DEN United States railway labor board official who speaks his mind and speaks it openly frankly approval the railroads railroad employees he confident MT Hooper as conscientious
 Hooper occasions from the ranks organized Saturday before the Illinois association will draw toward him another barrage or Hooper made that exactly pleasant he touched upon phases employers and employees public discuss.
 of subjects discussed the movement motives rulings always favorable firmly established Samuel Gompers mperinent insulting the has guided by the law and the onsti United instead of lowing and sraping before explosive Gompers
 Whether against render deci attitude accomplish shouted for the enforce podding followers laws and decisions exactly what labor bigoted policy believe harm ranks organized labor the of the United States Hooper believe, expressed briefly large majority when he said before Illinois association, Saturday:
 political of the labor leaders, two definite de mands made
 the nunctive exercised by the courts in greatly limited and second amended that set aside the
 
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 pernous dominated by the powerful people who by of training highly ensited class culiarly susceptible to its banefu influence
 "When thoroughly saturated with this distrus a good American citizen His mind fanced grievance his converted into fit instrument of consistently bors destroy whether he bomb throwing guilty the nsi treachery the republic.
 think that the drafting federal time, effort necessary publication yellow baany the judiciary and threaten
  congresses"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
FRENCH TIGER IS SOME HERO TO HIS VALET; OUI, OUI! JUST
 READ WHAT HIS ALBERT SAYS

hero to his valet But le premier, he is different. He is my greatest hero. He is real tiger.
 Yes, l sometimes leave my bed at 3 il the morning to help him dress. But what cares Albert?
 "Le premier he is full of la sym pathie. He"
 Albert rushes to the window again and looks up and down the railway yards.
 T remember once an elderly wid- ow was looking for pension. Her son he was killed in the war. She went to one government bureau, to another bureau. Everywhere they turn her away.
 ''Le premier he hears of it. He calls her to him. He gets her pen sion. That is le premier
 "Oui, oui. it's true he eats with his gloves on. It's true he picks up grape fruit and eats it from his hand as one eats the orange. What does he drink here? Why, the charged water! Sometimes"
 But Albert has heard a noise in the other end of the car and he has nervously rushed forward to learn it's cause.
 The little valet is as great hero to his master as his master is to him. That has been especially true since Clemenceau fell a prey to fever in India two years ago and Albert nursed him back to health with the
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05
Exports Show Increase

DOUGLAS-An increase of $S9.69S in the value of exports handled through this port over the month of October is noted in the November report submitted Collector Fowler by E. M. Spect, deputy. in charge of that office. Imports increased S45,- 900 over the previous month. With an increase in the value of exports and imports shown for the past three months indications point to- ward better times in Sonora.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-12-05

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. A. The telegraph and postal tie-up remains complete. Soldiers and employees of other departments are being made to deliver DOT tions of the vast accumulation of mail. Authorities profess con- fidence that the strike will be broken in a few days, but the basis of their optimism is not stated.