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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
R. {. ". OUTING
On SEPT. 10
Will be Held at Grant City:
Staten Island, This
Year

Sunday, September 10, the annual
outing of the Raritan Copper Works
Athletic Association will be held.
Arrangements have been made to
hold this event at Grant City. Staten
Island, this year, the scene of two
former outings of the association.
Last season the annual outing
was held at Soldiers Beach after
work on a weekday. Inasmuch as
a return to Grant City was desired
again this year and it is too far
distant for q weekday outing, it
was decided to stage the event on a
Sunday.
The committee in charge of the
outing, of which Harry Arenson is
chairman, is preparing a program
o. events for this outing. There will
be mer athletic events as
usual, the most important of which
will be a baseball contest between
the married and single men. Run
ming races and similar events also
are being planned.
The affair this year will be some
what along the fashion of a clam
bake. There are 375 members in
the r. G. w. athletic association at
the present time and a big majority
of these will attend the outing. and
anyone else desiring to go may Sc
cure tickets from the committee.
Inasmuch as the third Perth Am
hoy-Aquehonga game Is carded for
September 10, it is believed an eff
fort will be made to arrange the
program so that anyon. desiring to
witness the baseball contest can re-
turn to Tottenville in time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
SPEE0NAYS
VS.. HARMONY
Second Game of Season at
Roosevelt Grounds Sum-
day Afternoon

Bill Sheehan's Speedway baseball
of this city will travel to Roosevelt
on unday afternoon to engage in a
contest with the Harmony. Club nine
of that place. This is the second
meeting of these two teams This sea
son, the Speedways having annexed
the first contest by a 60 margin.
Because of Their ecent victories,
particularly the n registered over
the Woodbridge knights of Column
bus outfit last Sunday, Messrs.
Straubach and Jacobwitz of the
Roosevelt team is DESTROYS OF bring
ing back to the borough grounds all
teams credited with a victory over
their combination this season.
Thurston was back on the mound
for the Harmony team, Sunday at,
ter a long lay off. He has been
pitching a majo .ty of the games
for the Crawford representative team
since his retirement from the Har-
mony fold. Inasmuch as Love was
defeated by the Speedways, Thurs
ton will be given a chance to work
against Sheehan's men in the COM
ing game
/ Oldenboom or Milchick will be~aE-
signed to pitching duty by Manager
Sheehan and the remainder OF this
lineup viii be the same as was4L ~
! against the Inertowns of Atlantic
Highlands last Sunday afternoon.
The Speedways are still aching for
a crack at all leading teams in this
section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
Carded To Meet
Mcfarland In Return
Go At Roosevelt Club

A week ago last night. Johnny
Carroll, well known Roosevelt boxer,
received the laeing of his career at
the hands of Jack Mcfarland of
Elizabeth. in the Railway open air
arena. The game Roosevelt pug
succeeded in staying the limit. but
he was on the verge of a knockout
several times during the progress of
the engagement.
Ed Coughlin, matchmaker OF the
Roosevelt boxing club, has arranged
a return bout between these two
boxers as the headliner for his first
show to be staged in Coughlin's
auditorium a week from this Friday
night.
Both men are training hard. Nc
Farland is satisfied if he enters the
ring in the same condition as at
Railway. for he feels thai Carroll
should have been sen down for the
count in this battle. The bout a
stopped in the third round to allow
the ropes about the ring to be tight
ened. In this round, Mcfarland
mad his opponent on the verge of a
trip to dreamland. Carroll cleared
his head during the brief rest and
he travelled at a good pace for the
remainder of the bout.
The game Roosevelt battler prob
ably will be at his best in an effort
to avenge the drub6ing Mcfarland
dished out in the first meeting. Car
roll seldom lets an opponent have
the better of a fight without using
up every ounce of his strength in an
effort to get the better of an en-
gagement.
In addition to this battle, there
are two skies and three fours on the
card for the opening show. Harry
Mason of this city, will battle Smil-
ing Wallace of Elizabeth in the six
round semi-final event, and Young
Woody of Johnny Ford's stable, will
swap punches with Jimmy Drew of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
GIANTS PUSH AHEAD;
YANKEES LOSE GROUND

The Giants gained ground IN both
the Cardinals and the Cubs in the
National League pennant race yes
terday. but the Yankees, by losing
to the Indians while the Browns
were defeating the Red Sox, had
their lead in the American League
reduced to a half game.
The Giants now have an advan-
tage of four full games owe the Car
dinals and five and u half over the
Cubs. The Cubs, after a slight iur-
ny, are about eliminated as pennant
c~ontenders. The Cardinals' pitching
staff had tottered under the strain
and the Giants are almost certain
to return to the Polo Grounds in
first place. I
The Yankees and Browns have
won the same number of games in
the American League, but the st.
Louis team has lost n more bat
tie than the American League cham
pionS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
ROOSEVELT BOXING SHOW SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER =
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

ed in the industrial league and is
now playing with the landings,
There vas a big turnout for the
first game of the series between the
Sacred Hearts and Sheridans in
South Amboy last Sunday afternoon.
There is great interest in this Sc
ries.
The New York Yankees greatest
addition Of this year is Joe Bush,
former Boston Red Sex hurler.
Bush is the leading America league
hurler.
Tommy Fitzgerald, it s UNDER
stood. is busily engaged training a
number of men for ring engage
ments during the fall and winter
months.
Railway. formerly of the Union
County eLague is due here on Sun
day afternoon. If the Amboys con-
tinnue their error record making
Railway probably will win.
Another twilight game here has
been carded for the Aquehonga field
in Tottenville tomorrow night. The
National Pneumatics OF Railway
will furnish the opposition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
LOCAL CASEYS
PLAY RAILWAY
On Railway Field Saturday
Afternoon Will Have
Strong Lineup

Booking Manager Ray Seguine of
the Perth Amboy knights of Column
bus baseball team indicated this
morning that this outfit would take
the field Saturday afternoon against
the Railway A. A. in somewhat diff
ferent fashion than they did against
the Michelin nine at Midtown last
Saturday afternoon.
The Caseys with a crippled team
met defeat at the hands of the tire
town outfit Saturday afternoon and
are DESTROYS of atonIng for this set
back at the expense of the Union
county combination. 1t is probable
that Wood and Lynch will comprise
the battery of the visiting team for
this game.
Schultz and Laurent will do the
mound work for the Railway nine
and Collins will be stationed behind
the bat. The Railway A. A. for
merly was a member of the Union
County Baseball League. hut retir-
ed from this circuit shortly after
the start of the last half schedule.
The team finished in fifth place in
the first half league, the Eliza
beth Caseys, Ports, Pearls and Stars
finishing above Manager QUITS team
This is the first game between
the Ambo7 Caseys and the Railway
team this season and it IS probable
that a number Of fans will accom-
pany the local team to Railway for
this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
villa Is Beaten

NEW YORK. Aug. 23:-Paneho
villa, the Filipino flyweight, met his
master last night at Ebbets Field,
Brooklyn, in the person of FRANKIE
Genaro, a west side Italian, who
formerly held the international am
ateur hyweight title. Before a crowd
OF about 10000 highly enthusiastic
fans the Italian boxer gave his rival
a boxing lesson over the greater
part of a ten-round bout that was
crowded with thrills and exciting
moments.
When the final bell ended the
scrap the Judges. Charles Meegan
and Patsy Haley, and Referee Artie
McGoyern |concurred in the decision
and awarded the verdict to Genaro.
The award met with an instantane-
Gus demonstration of approval from
the great croWd-an outburst in
which the cheers and cries of ac-
claim drowned ont what few dis
senting voices there were.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
HIGH TIDE TABLE
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
Quits Basketball ..eague

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 23.-New
York has put its Eastern League
basketball franchise OF the market.
This was brought out at a meeting
of the league delegates held here
when James Fury, one of the owners
of the New York Celtics, announced
that he has entered his team in the
Metropolitan League of New York
and Brooklyn and would not re-
enter the Eastern circuit.
Five of the six clubs were repre-
sented at the meeting. Wilkes-Barre
did not have a representative pres
emit, but sent word that it will be
back in the league again. The con-
ferees We're in favor. of Philadelphia
having a team this year. and the
chances are that the Quaker City
will replace New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23

One siga indicating the approach
of the bowling season is the arrival
of a new supply of pins at TIE Ar
gonne alleys on Hobart street.
The Leh.gh baseball team will
make a real effort to stage d come
back in its game with the Maurer
aggregation on the Maurei field
Sunday afternoon. This Is the Sec
ond game of a series for the North
Amboy championship.
Sunday afternoon at New Bruins
wick. the Landing nine was defeated
by the Newark Professionals The
Professionals recently met defeat in
this city and on Saturday received
a setback at the hands of the SOM
erville A. A. The Dry Dock nine
beat Somerville.
Ed Coughlin has completed the
card for the boxing show to be
staged in Roosevelt a week from
Friday night. Twenty-eight rounds
of boxing will be exhibited.
Paul Sutton. basketball player,
we'll known here is making = name
for himself as a baseball player in
New Brunswick this year. He start
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
922 FO0TbALL
SCHEDULES OUT
Several Interesting Games
Scheduled to be Played at
Rutgers and Princeton

Thoughts Of football come with
the cool weather which we are now
enjoying and an opportunity to
study the schedule of games ar
ranged by some of the principal
eastern colleges is offered In this
article. Rutgers has a busy sea-
son outlined and as this is the near
est gridiron to Perth Amboy it nat
urally appeals to hundreds who
have made a practive of attend
ing the games at the county seat
field in the past.
Princeton's schedule also promi-
SEES some real attractions, the prin-
cipal game being that with Yale at
Princeton towards the latter part
of the season, when the Big Three"
Princeton, Harvard and Yale start
playing their annual series.
Following is a schedule Of some
of the more important big college
games:
September
23-Yale-Bates, New Haven.
10 Observation-Disclosures Cam
bridge.
3O-Rutgers-Pennsylvania Mill
tary, New Brunswick.
30 Princeton-John Hopkins,
Princeton.
3O-Ya1e-Carnegie Tech, New
Haven.
October
7-Harvard-Holy Cross, Cam
bridge.
7-Pennsylvania University-south,
Philadelphia.
7-Princeton-Virginia. Princeton.
7-RUtgers-Fordham, New Bruns-
wick.
7-Army-Kansas, West Point.
7-Navy-Western Reserve, Anna
7-Yale-North Carolina, New
Haven.
IA Harvard-Bowdwin, Cam
bridge.
4-Pennsylvania- Maryland, Phil
adelphia.
Colgate. Princeton.
14-Yale-Iowa, New Haven.
21-Detroit-Boston College, De-
troit..
21-Navy-Georgia Tech, Anna
polls.
21-Harvard-Center. Cambridge.
ton.
Ell Syracuse-Pittsburgh SYRIA
cuse.
21-Yale-Williams. New Haven.
Observation-Disclosures. Chicago.
2S-Georgia Tech-Notre Dame,
Atlanta.
Is Observation-Disclosures, Cam
bridge.
2S-Yale-Army, New Haven.
2S-Syracuse-Penn State, Polo
Grounds.
November
4-Harvard-Florida, Cambridge.
4-Lafayette-Washington & JEFF
ferson, Polo Grounds.
I 4-Notre Dame-Indiana, Notre
Dame.
Observation-Disclosures, Phila-
delphia.
Observation-Disclosures. Prince
ton.
4-YaIe-Brown, New Haven.
7-Rutgers-Louisiana State, Polo
Grounds.
11-Center-Washingtoa and Lee,
Louisville.
11-Cornell-Dartmouth, Polo
Grounds.
IL arvard-Princeton, Cam
bridge.
11-syracuse-MIcGill, Syracuse.
11-Army-Notre Dame, West
Point.
11-Yale-Maryland, New Haven.
observation-disclosures, Polo
Grounds.
1S-Rutgers-N. Y. University,
Ashland Field.
1S-Harvard-Brown, Cambridge.
IS Pennsylvania-Penn State,
Philadelphia.
1S-Pittsburgh-Washington and
Jefferson. Pittsburgh.
1S-Princeton-Yale, Princeton.
25-Notre-Dame, Carnegie Tech,
Pittsburgh.
25-Detroit Washington and JEFF
ferson, Detroit.
25-Army-Navy, Philadelphia.
25-Yale-Harvard. New Haven.
30-Detroit-Vermont, Detroit.
30-Centre-South Carolina. Dan
Vile.
30-Columbia- Colgate, New York.
30-Pennsylvania-C Cornell, Phila-
delphia.
30-Pittsburgh-Penn. State, Pitts
burgh.
December
Boston College-Holy Cross,
Polo Grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23

the Antilles stable, in a special six
rounder. The latter bout will be for
the lightweight championship of
Elizabeth.
Carl Morris, Chrome's Knockout
king, and Joe Thomas of Railway.
will participate in one of the four
round engagements, and Young
Sparkplug and Young Beaver are
ca"ded for another four round
bout. Sparkplug is from Port Read
ing and Beaver halls from Elizabeth.
Frank Murphy of Chrome will
have as his opponent in one of the
four round preliminary events Alex
Cooney, Il mi~ddleweight boxer of
this city. Cooney is a new arrival
in Amboy and claims to have had
considerable experience in the ring.
To show the fans of this section
that he a fight he has accepted
this chance TO gain a start.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
Toney Reports Next Year

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 23--F'red Toney,
former New York twirler whom the
st. Louis Nationals obtained by
waiver from Boston a week ago. viii
not report to the Cardinals until
next season. Branch Rickev man
ager of the Cardinals, announced
here today on his return from Nash
Vile, Tenn. where he conferred
with the pitcher. The loss of Toney
Is expected to have a marked effect
on the locals pennant chances.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
More PLAYERS For Indiana

MANCHESTER, N. H., aug. 23
William Bernard, shortstop. and
John Bailey. catcher, both of this
city, who r playing with the
Three Rivers club of the Eastern
Canadian League have been order
ed to report to the Cleveland Amer
leans at the close of the season in
Canada September 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
White Eagles Booking

The White Eagle baseball team Of
Roosevelt is DESTROYS of arranging
games with teams in the class of the
Woodbridge Caseys, South Amboy
Sacred Hearts, Maurer and teams of
like strength. Manager Makomski
can be reached by addressing COM
munications to Carteret, N. j..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
National League

New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at St. Louis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23

nine to four, in this game. Five
hits were made off Brownmiller in
four and two-third innings. Da-
metsch and Fitzsimmons we're the
batting stars for the homo team.
Two of the Stars are scheduled to
play against the Amboy nine here
Sunday afternoon, Stewart and
Laurent.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23

Cleveland 6, New York 2.
st. Louis 9, Boston A.
Detroit 6, Philadelphia A.
Detroit IT, Philadelphia 3.
Washington 4, Chicago 2.
Chicago 3, Washington 0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23

ITB SCUlb Uy IHTIIISS'
Dry Docks ........ U U U U U U u U
Stars l S020 0 XII
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hits,
,Dametsch, Witheridge, Fender. Two
base hit, P~ellegrine. Double play,
Dametsch to Stewart. Struck out, by
Smith, 4; by Stratton, 0: by Brown
miller, 2. Bases on balls, off Smith,
O.; off Stratton, O.: off Brownmil1er,
1. Left on base. Amboy, 3; Railway,
4. Umpire-Kelly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23

Jersey City at Toronto.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Reading at Syracuse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23

Jersey City 8, Toronto Z.
Buffalo G.. Newark a.
Syracuse 5, Reading 4.
Baltimore IL, Rochester II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

New York Z, Cincinnati 8.
Brooklyn 5, Chicago 4.
Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia g..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
GAMES TODAY
American League

Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23

Keasbey Wants Game
KEASBEY. Aug. 23-The Keas-
hey Creseents are wanting for a
game for this Sunday. Communica-
tons should be addressed to Man
ager Joseph Damback, tox 34S,
FordS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
Pcllegrine Stars

While Manager Wilson's team did
not perform true to form last night,
the work of "Mids'' Pellegrine was
OF it's usual high class. He han
died a number OF difficult chances
without a miscue and also made the
ionly extra base hit for the visitors.
The Stars outhit their opponents,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23

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