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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
HELMETTA WINS
DECIDING GAME
Old Bridge Defeated 5-3 by
Holy Trinity Nine in the
Big Series

OLD BRIDGE. Oct. 17.-Holy
Trinity A. A, of Helmetta, won the
third and deciding game Of the in
t~er-borough series here Sunday
afternoon before a capacity crowd
was Holy Trinity 5, Old Bridge 8.
The game was poorly played. many
errors figuring on both sides, but
more interest was manifested thun
the errors should allow.
Pietroski, pitching for holy Trim
ity, pitched his first game of the
series and held the homo team at
all times. Once with the bases filed
he retired the side. Latkanic's bat
ting also featured for the victors.
Holy Trinity was first to score.
In the first inning Smith got first
on an error by Benham, advanced
on a passed ball by Kramer and
scored on Peter Latkanic's single.
Old Bridge scored their only
runs in the third and took the lead
with three runs. Kraemer got
first on an error by Mondaker; Hill
yer also got a life on Holtz's error,
advancing Kraemer. A single by
Slower scored Kraemer. Hillye r
scored on Slover's single. Another
StESlc ny SOlOScI cSOiCQ IlAiiySi
and Slower.
Holy Trinity tied the score in the
third on a base on balls, a fielder S
choice, a sacrifice and a single by
Mahahalski, scoring Holtz and Lat
kanic.
In the sixth inning Holy Trinity
put two more over and put the
game On the winning side. An err
ror by Conover gave Pietroski a
base who stole second; was sacri-
feed to third by Richards and came
hcme on Witkowski's single. Smith
walked, advancing Witkowski to
second and to third on Mondakeris
fielder's choice. Peter Latkanic's
second bingle brought in the last
run of the game.
Poor baserunning by Mondoker in
The eighth prevented another scote.
Mcrdoker singled and stole. A dou-
BILE by Latkanic was sufficient for
tMondoker to score but 1t went for
naught as Holtz was out TO Ben
ham.
Both teams were retired in order
in their half of the ninth inning.
This victory of Holy Trinity ends
their season that has been the mos
successful in several years. They
have not suffered a defeat on their
home grounds and lost but two
away. Spotswood and Old Bridge.
Tho lineup and score follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
Biz Feature Bouts For
Police o Thu.
Night At Auditorium

One of the feature contests on the
card for the Police Mutual Aid
Society show to be staged in the
local Auditorium on Thursday night
Is the battle between Eddie Cough
"a of South Amboy, one of Jack
McGuire's battlers. and Battling Joe
of the Fords section of Woodbridge
township.
Local fans can recall the slashing
bout Coughran put up at a boxing
show staged in this city last fall and
there will be a big turnout of fans
NYst for the purpose of seeing this
pxer hit. He has been training
>daily in preparation for this contest.
Against Coughran will be pitted
Battling Joe who has yet to particle
rate in his first professional contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17

training and his followers are of the
opinion that he will give Coughran
a real fight. Joe is already claiming
the welterweight championship of
the county although he has yet to
fight his first real ring engagement.
Ed Mooney" Poulsen is managing
joe. Z
In addition to this bout, which
may be a six-rounder, there will be
two Fights featuring Joe Colletti
and Ray Belmont, and Mickey Dew
ers and Johnny Mcfarland, a spe-
cial six in which Preston Brown,
colored, of this city, and Benny
Hertz of Carteret will fight and two
or three fours featuring leading boys
in this vicinity. Brown secured a
fight through DR.. J.. v. Smith who
has seen him in action.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
LLE7H WINS FIFTH CONSECUTIVE FIGHT BY KAYO
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN Ill FIELDS

Two days off is the big boxing
show of the Police Mutual Aid So
c:ety to be staged in the local au-
ditorium. There is every indica-
ton that the first big undertaking
of this society will be a huge sue
cess.
The city series between the Chi
cago White Sox and Cubs turned
out to be a better matched affair
than the big series between the
Yanks and Giants.
The baseball season in this city
ended in real fashion on Sunday
afternoon. Soo's homer with two
men aboard caused the downfall of
Railway. 1t was one of the best
games played here this season.
Due to the numerous changes in
the weather, little is being done IN
bowling in this city up to the pres
ent time. Little progress Is being
made in the organization Of a To-
cal league.
John Urbanski's Maurer Athletic
Association nine lost a tough game
to the Woodbridge Caseys on SUM-
day afternoon, the deciding contest
OF a series.
a number of South Amboy's dia-
nIond stars of seasons ago partici-
pated in a baseball contest at Sa-
cred Heart field last Sunday after
neon.
Coach Robert S. Waddell has his
football charges at work again, this
time in preparation for their grid
iron clash with the representatives
of South Amboy high school.
Although beaten by the New
Haven team of the Eastern League
in a post-season series. the BaitI-
more Orioles succeeded In coppirg
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
Y. NJ. c.. A. BOWLERS TO meet

A meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A.
bowlers interested in entering
series of tournaments which will be
conducted this fall and winter has
been called for s o'clock Thursday
night by Supervisor j. w. McComas.
The meeting will be held In h ""
cIassrooms. Five-man, three-man
and two-man circuits have been
planned by Mr.. McComas and a big
season on the association strips is
anticipated. All members of the
'sY" are eligible to enter and every
one interested is invited to attend
Thursday nights meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
new BUSINESS MEMS YOLLEY,
BALL LEAGUE STARTS At "Y"
Standing in Monday-Thursday Bust
ness Mems VolIey Ball League

New teams were chosen, together
with captains. last night in the Mon
day-Thursday business mems gym
nasium class and the first games
played. These games were all close,
giving promise of one of the most
exciting leagues yet staged. The
teams consist Of the following:
Nathan Goldberger, captain: Be-
dell, Katz, Peakes, Walter Oliver,
Frantic, solt, loft.
Weitzen, captain; Francis Oliver,
Mathew Melko. Parker, Major, Clau-
sen. George Miller.
Johnson, captain; Sam Miller,
Ferris. Jack Karkus, John Melko,
Warter. Rankin.
Schrimpe, captain; sharp, Com
ings, Belikove, Mallet, Massopust,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
OUTFIT
IN TIE CAME
Homer in Ninth With One Man
on Enables Home Club to
Tie Score

The Flyer baseball team of this
city played a tie game with the
Fords Field Club on the Lumber
field grounds. Sunday afternoon. The
final score was TT. Bob Champion
of Railway did the pitching in place
of Herman Jeroff who was put out
of the game on account of injuries,
Martin pitched for Woodbridge. The
tie will be played off next Sunday.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
"KREBS, only authorized agent for
County: new and second hand
Cash Registers on monthly payments
Repairs, supplies. 10 West Grand Street
Elizabeth, N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17

ouDslltutlonS Roosevelt, JoIne
for Helweick, Mesick for Brown,
Polly for c. Sullivan and Bader for
Giirain. Standards-Dulski for Bar
ker. Kennedy for Bowe, Smith for
Lunsone, Perosi for Kianski, Tay-
Tor for Stoddard. Referee-Rey-
nclds. Head Linesman, D. Jacobo-
WITT. Timekeeper, r. Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
LIGHTNINGS REORGANIzE,
READY FOR BOOKINGS

The Lightnings. a light senior
basketball team of South Amboy.
are reorganized and would like tc
hear from teams about the coun<
This team for the past four years
has made a good record. and are
out this year for county honors. The
will take the floor this
year with Barcoviak. Walczak, Nc
Donnell, Briggs. Zdanevewich and
Kennedy. All challenges should be
sent to Martin Madura. SIT Cedar
street, South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17

The summary-Home runs, MAJ
urek and LaForge. Three base hit.
Blanchard. Two base hit, LaForge,
Struck out by Champion, 6; Martin,
s. Bases on balls off Champion, z;
Martin, /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
Letters Of Administrator

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. IT,
Letters of administration have been
granted Annie Orsock, of South
River. on the estate of her mother.
Marie, who died on September 16.
The estate is valued at $3.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17

The score ny innings;
Holy Trinity 10 a 92oooH5
Old Bridge -. 00g00ooo0-S
Summary: Earned runs. Holy
Trinity Q. First base on balls. Pie
troski 6. wellman 8. Left on bases
Holy Trinity IL. Old Bridge IL.
First base on errors. Holy Trinity
2, Old Bridge 8. Two base hits.
Latkanic, Conover. Struck out by
Pietroski T. Wellman s. Double
plays, Holtz to Mulligan to Mondo-
ker. Passed balls. Latkanic q. Kra-
mer /. Hit by pitcher. Witkowski.
Latkanic. Nicols. Umpire. Higher
ger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
8
AGAIN VICTOR
Football Team of the Borough
Beats Standard Eleven of
Port Richmond

The Roosevelt Football team reg
istered its third victory of the pres
n season on Sunday afternoon, de-
feating the Standard eleven of Port
Richmond, Staten Island on the bor-
ough gridiron by a score of $50.
The Staten Island outfit was no
match for the Roosevelt represen-
tatiyes,
The line and backheId work of
the ~boroughites is improving with
every game and Manager Herman
Cerke, Jr., is endeavoring to book
stronger opposition. He has several
open dates and would like to hear
from opponents capable Of giving
stiff opposition.
In the game Sunday the teams
lined up with:
Roosevelt Standards
hagen Barker
Left End
Helwick Bowe
Left Tackle
Gilraln IunSome
Left Guard
Bodnar kianski
Center
H. Sullivan Kan
Right End
GdoCy Aillzd
Right Tackle
Faulkner ...-...-..-.
Right Guard
walker darcy
Left Halfback
S. Sullivan .......... siebenhlin
Right Halfback
Gutter Blake
Fullback
Proup Po0ars
Quarterback
Roosevelt .....12 13 Z 14-46
Standards ..... 0 0 0 o. 0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-17
Maurer

Totals ........29
The score by innings:
Evening star., 1922-05-26

Mrs. Edmund NJ. Talcott Is enter.
tanning at bridge party Of six
tables this afternoon at her residence.
1929 r street. Additional guests
have been invited to the tea. which
will follow later in the Afternoon.
Evening star., 1922-05-26

head Of the receiving line. She wore
a black ssquin and Jet gown with
tulle draperies. Nine. Jusserand, re-
ceived with her and wore ftlrny
inaeaded tulle gown. mounted over
gray satin with a girdis Of narrow
black satin ribbons. Mrs. Howard
Sutherland. wife Of Senator Suther.
land. stood next in line and her gown
was Of black lace and tulle with Jet
trimming ana she carried 4 red coQue
feather fan: Mrs. Robert N. Stanheld,
wife OF Senator stanheld. received.
Ssssns sSans win gown sx.rsrs.. Of ssrs q, ssa
lace; MmA. Durnont, wife Of the mill
tary attache Of the French embassy,
was In black satin with the decollete
outlined with exquisite old ivory
tinted lace.
e, comss:ss a.Audinrst was next in
black lace, with seouins, panels and
draperies Of black tulls: Mrs. J. May
hew Wainwright, wife Of the assist
ant SECRETARY OF war. was in 4 ma
genta seauih gown mounted over
graceful train Of magenta satin; Mrs.
Amos Fries. wife Of Gen. Fries. who
also was 4 member Of the receiving
line. wore cloth Of gold. with hounces
Of bright green tulle forming the
trimming.
solo dance given by young Miss CAL
's:s The s"a amSassador % % 81 Peru. s.nor
Pezet, was present, with several
members Of his stan: q: were Maj:
Dubreuil ana Capt. e. Lombard Of
the French embassy: Miss Dumont.
Mr. Hector Aysrza Of the Argentine
embassy, Mr.. william Bowie Clarke.
, Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Davis. Mrs. Harley
Calvin Gage. Miss Margaret dage.
Mile. Limoges and Nine. Paulo
Miss Heilman was chairman Of the
young ladies' floor committee ana
Mr. E. A. Hartman headed the gem
tlemen's door committee.
Mrs. Edmund NJ. Talcott Is entss-
tanning at 4 bridge party Of six
tables this afternoon at her residence.
1929 r street. Additional guests
have been invited to the tea. which
will follow later in the Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs aArthur Bullard have
left Washington for the summer and
are At "a Grammercy Park, New York
city. They will return to their resi-
dencs. 1925 California street, in the
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Drury will
entertain a box party at the per
form.nss hi: evening OF Of a Mar Mar
Garrick Theater. Their guests will
include Mrs. John Warner and Mr..
and Mrs. John Warner. jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Drury, 5r..
will also entertain 4 number OF
guests from New York.
The matinee yesterday afternoon
was given for the benefit Of q free
Evening star., 1922-05-26

bed In the Princeton, N. T., Iufrmary
which will be endowed ~ 1 memorial
to Princeton boys who died In the
world war. Interstate Commerce Com
missioner ana Mrs. Mark Potter en-
tertained q company in their box.
having among their guests the miniS-
ter OF the Serbs. Croats and slovenes
ana Nine. Grouitch, Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
fred Pembroke Thorn aud Mrs. George
D. Hope. Mrs. Victor Kaufman had
among her quests Mrs. Sutherland.
wife of Senator Sutherland, and Mrs..
Robert r. Mackenzie.
During the tntermission between the
nrst and second acts Mr.. Frank Du-
franc auctioned OF two lamps made
BY q disabled ex-sefvice man, who
was also a Princeton man. The au-
dience was q bit dow about bidding
and the first lamp was sold to Capt.
Earle Foxe. also . member Of the
Garrick company, who came out and
resold the lamp for twice the price
he paid, and before he retired behind
the curtain he had collected about
$119 for the fund
Mrs. William Haywood and son are
planning to spend the summer at
SarAnac Inn, the Adirondacks, N. Y.
Dr. Dean W. Myers, Miss Dorothy
Myers and Mrs. A. e. Owen Of Ann
Arbor, Mich, are at the Powhatan.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd p. -wasxaman
were hosts at dinner last evening, when
they entertained In compliment to Mrs.
}. EDWARD Graham OF Cleveland, who
Evening star., 1922-05-26

Anderson's new novel will soon be on
the press.
Mrs. Genevieve Parkhurst, who has
been in Washington for some time.
stopping at the Powhatan, returned
yesterday to her home in New York.
Miss Marie Louise Howser ana Miss
Elizabeth Gardner Eowser entertdn-
ed informally at bridge, followed by
tea, yesterday afternoon At their
homo on 18th street. Mrs. Harry
Evening star., 1922-05-26

Rutledee Howser. mother Of the
hostesses. and Mrs. william H. Hob
son presided At the tea table. A
number. OF additional guests were in
vitcd for tea.
Mrs. George Parker entertained at
a luncheon Tuesday at the Shore
ham Hotel for a grour Of students at
the National Fark Seminary, Miss
Edna Pearsoll. Miss Grace Reeve and
ICan.fnsasA A,ls.iz
Evening star., 1922-05-26
MIS-. AAGefson 60 Represent
W0nnA0 Writers Abroad.

w0RAA Writers Abroad.
Mrs. Larz Anderson, who has left
Warrington for Weld, Brookiine.
Mass, her summer home, and who has
the League Of American Pen Women
for many years. has been appointed
"the representative abroad" for that
organization. going to Europe later
In the season ~ the fully accredited
representative OF the national body Of
derson's familiarity with the promi-
nent men and women OF every coun-
try makes her particularly well fitted
for the honor which has been given
her. and in her own literary attain
ments lies the greater power still In
such an once, her books having won
her fame in the world of letters as
we'll as in the diplomatic world. Mrs
Evening star., 1922-05-26

u the house guest Of NsA wAEganan's
mother, MrA Robert =. Mackenzie.
the summer at Sxranac Inn, the Adj
rondacls, N. Y.
Miss Virginia Edwards VIII 60 to
Annapolis tomorrow to spend June week
with Commodore and Ma james Ring.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Clersnoe Crittsndsn
Calhoun ent4rta1ned Q company OF
twelve 1t supper last evening after
the performance OF "A Marria4eable
Mother"
Evening star., 1922-05-26
Hemstitchins, Picot Edging, 1Oc Yard

lContinued on Ninth Page. }
Evening star., 1922-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. 2Arthur Bullard have
left Washington for the summer and
are At "a Grammercy Park, New York
city. They will return to their resi-
dencs. 1925 California street, in the
autumn.
Evening star., 1922-05-26

Mrs. William Haywood and son are
planning to spend the summer at
SArAnac Inn, the Adtrondacks N. Y
The New York herald., 1922-08-12
TOMORROW BROOKLYN
DAY AT CITY AUCTION
Apartments, Dwellings, and
Corners to Be Offered.

Brooklyn will have its big real estate
day tomorrow, when the scene of the
auction sale of property by the City of
New York will be shifted to the Twenty
third Regiment Armory. Ninety-one
Brooklyn properties will be put on the
auction block to be sold on the liberal
terms OF 15 per cent. OF purchase
price on a mortgage for flve years at
per cent. Among the properties to be
offered are dwellings such as 353 Park
place at Underhill avenue: apartment
sites like the northwest corner OF Four
teenth avenue and Eighty-fourth street /:
private dwelling sites In practically
nearly every part OF the city. and in
dustrial sites in most advantageous Sec
tions. Many of tho properties are in dis
tricts which are growing rapidly and
where builders are most active.
The propertie6 are in well developed
sections, and tire vacant plots are ready
for Improvement. Some OF them are in
older sections OF the city and include
buildings which easily could be altered
for business or residential use.
Thomas Hovenden, auctioneer OF the
Chauncey Real Estate Company, will
start the sale. In case any properties
are not sold tomorrow, they will be of
fered on Tuesday. and II not sold then,
they will be auctioned on Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1922-08-12
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Morris Gambler and Samuel Tishlcr
bought the four-story tenemcnts 1s0
Allen street, 22.2xsS.
Rose CHAT sold to william Menser
the fIve-story tenements 135 Monroe
street, 261x100.
Martha A. Rodgers sold to Mabel F..
wendelken and others the five-story
flats and stores 215s Fifth avenue,
southwest corner OF 1929 street. 1sx75.
Lawrence $. Goldberg sold to Nellie
Graham the five-story flats "a West
106th street. 19.5x100.11.
Isidor and Hyman Haber bought from
the Stuyvestant Real Estate Company.
the Pennsylvania Railroads holding
company. the lot, 20x9s.9. on the south
side Of Thirty-third street 1870 feet east
OF First avenue.
Harry Tepperman sold TO Selma
FRESHMAN the three story dwelling 108
West Eighty-first street. 2o2x51.2.
Elisabeth Scott sold to Elizabeth l..
Moore tho three-story. dwelling, 155
west Ninety-third street. 17xs5.4.
9. L. Pakas sold to Elizabeth r.
Rodger tho four story dwelling. 8t3
West Eighty-eighth street, 1sx100.8.
William A. and Peary Campbell sold
10 Samuel Hurwitz the three story
dwelling. 2s4 West is6th street. 1s.sx
100.
Three three-story dwellings. s27, S20
and ss2 West Nineteenth street. have
been acquired for $4,000 from Bradsh j.
Smith. trustee. by Eliphaiet Davis. who
resold s27 to 329 to Joseph Mystad and
332 to Mary Curran.
The New York herald., 1922-08-12
OLD HAFFEN ESTATE
IN THE BRONX IS SOLD
Residence in Bedford Park
Changes Hands.

The old Haffen residence, one OF the
finest private homes In The Bronx, and
valued at $4,000. has changed hands
and will be occupied by its new owner.
The structure. which Is in Bedford
Park, occupies q site. 70x220. running
from Marion avenue to Perry avenue.
365 feet north Of Bedford Park boule-
ward (2O0th street,. 1t has been sold
byAS. Rakow for Thomas Duffy to
Selma Schwartz. client Of Fred ].
Rullman. who plans to make extensive
alterations. IT Is a two and one-half
story brick and frame house. built on
the center Of the plot. on which are a
tea garden and hothouse. The grounds
are Handicapped.
Ennis & Sinnott purchased the vacant
plot at the northwest corner of 18th
street and Gerard avenue. 12ox140. from
the Picken Building Company. William
Picken president The broker was
Warren F. Johnston. Inc.
Maurice A. Miller and Jacob Kaplan
purchased the plot. 50x17o. on the west
side of Valentine avenue. 2s1 feet south
OF 199th street. for sites for two two
family houses. The sale was made
by Douglas Gettell for A. Gerbelein.
Charles w. wynne and Louis III. Low,
operators, purchased 1016 Simpson
street, near westchester avenue. live
story apartment house, 4OxlOO. contain.
ing fifteen apartments and renting for
$500. The sellers were the Dodir
estate. and the property was sold for
all cash. Kronenberger & Kramer
were the brokers.
Samuel Corven and I. Charles
Schwalb sold the three story dwelling
eos Jackson avenue. 1sx1oo. to s
Fried.
Shaw. Rockwell g. Sanford leased the
| store 20 East 10th street for a tern
of years to Fred Armour for a druf
| store
The Benenson Realty Company pur
chased from a client Of Herman J. Ru
binstein. attorney. the five story apart
ment house TAT East 1920 street. on {
plot 50x1O0 feet, renting for about $40.
600 and held at $4,000. 1t contains
twenty-five suites. d. Donahue wa
the broker.
The New York herald., 1922-08-12
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

BARBADOS. July 2s--Arrived strs stuy-
vesant (Duichl. Boulogne. &c tand sailed for
Trinidad) Goth, AlexBu udrian tBr). Liverpool
tand sailed for Trinidad) Calcdonan tEwD
Martinique (and sailed for Lasuayral; 30th.
Relay fcabie). New York for Rio Janciro,
SO: s1st. Chignecto (Br). st Vincent &c for
Canada.
NF: 2Tth str Holbrook CBrl, 81 kits and
canada: 30th. schr Kadusak tBr1, 81 Mar
tins.
HI14LsBoRo. Aug 2--Arrived. schr Esther
Adelaide (Brl. New Haven Noads 20 return
KINGSTON, ia. Aug f-Arrivcd. strs Tspfi
fr3r). Calcutta: Attn. Baracoa, New York for
Port eu Prince. Kingston. &c: Miami tBr),
f,arston. &C land called same day for Gar
sfon) Banan tNor). New York. &C.
&c.
Sailed 4th. str Canadian Forester (Br).
Montreal via Nassau and bermuda.
LEWIS, Aug p-Arrived. ctr Canadian Spin
rer f3r) Boston for Montreal
roUIsBUHG. cB. Aug a-saiied. strs Ca
madam Beaver lBrl. Montreal for Barbadys.
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flrrbsdos. xc: Canadian Explorer (Tr). do
for Australia and New Zealand.