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Evening star., 1922-08-25
Another No-Hit Pitcher.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., August 25-
pitched the first no-run. no-hit game
Of the Dakota League base ball sea
,on against Sioux Falls here yester-
day. Lefty Rye, the opposing
pitcher, allowed but one hit, losing
the game, 2 to 0.
Evening star., 1922-08-25
BOXING BODIES ORGANIZE
FRANCO-AMERICAN UNION
BY the Associated Press.

has signed the French
Boxing the National Boxing Association of Amer
body recognizes the other controlling
recognize each others DECISIONS regulations and
delegate of each attending the held by the
by Paul
tion and Liginger the American.
Evening star., 1922-08-25
Prepare for Foot Ball Work.

Knickerbocker Juniors have made
Norris Woodbridge captain and Robert
Poore business manager of their foot
bali team and will hold their initial
drill of the season september ..
Everett Stephens will coach the
Souad
Evening star., 1922-08-25
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. August
25.-The Potomac river was clear at Sir
Johns run, Harpers Ferry and Wash
ington Junction. and the Shenandoah
was slightly cloudy this morning.
Evening star., 1922-08-25
JUST LIKE OLD TIMES

1wo-base hit-Mostil. Threebase hit
Shanks. Stolen bases-Shanks La Motto
Double plays-Fslk to Mcclellan, Harris to
Peckinpaugh. Left bases'Chcago. 8;
Washington, B. Bases bsns-On Blanken-
ship. J. Struck out--By ". johnson. S; by
Blanienship, 2. Wild pitch-Blankenshp
Cmpires-0wens and Sailn. Time Of game
l hour and 16 minutes
Evening star., 1922-08-25

GAMES TODAI. CIM6o Aononno"'
Brooklyn at Pittsbgh. Brooklyn at Pittsogh.
Phila at Chicago. Phila. at Chicago
N.v York at ST. L. New York at St. L.
Boston at Cincinnati. Boston at Clncinnati.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York. 2: Cincinnati. !.
Chicago 4: Brooklyn. l.
Boston. l2; St. Louis. H.
Pittsburgh. 10; Philadelphia, 4.
Evening star., 1922-08-25
HTTTCHISONLYREAL RIVAL
FOR WESTERN OPEN TITLE
BY the Associated Press.


HILLS COUNTRY CLUB BIRMINGHAM, Mich, August
25-The golf tournament into the final round
~ today with the title apparently resting between Mike Brady
Oakland Hills professional Jock Huhon of Chicago Only
complete by other low
believed, could displace either of the leaders
total of l4l for the thrtysix
Robertson
totals of 4 The
who behind Brady
The anlxc ntender
Evening star., 1922-08-25

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City, 3; Toronto. /.
Newark. .; Buffalo, 0.
Reading, 3; Syracuse, ?.
Baltimore, Z; Rochester. ..
Evening star., 1922-08-25
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY, GAMES TOMORROW.
Detroit At Wash Detroit at Wash
Chicago at Phia Chicago at Phia
clsv.land at Boston Cleveland at Boston.
St. Louis at n. Y. St Louis at N Y.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Washington. l.; Chicago. o.
St. Louis 13: Boston. 2.
New York, Z; Cleveland. 8.
Detroit. IL; Philadelphia, 8
Evening star., 1922-08-25

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Wilson, S: Rocky Mount, 3.
Richmond, :: Portsmouth, 8 f6 innings).
Norfolk /: Newport News. 3.
Evening star., 1922-08-25

the tournament Cool, cloudy days with
light showers had softened the turf,
but a good shower last night put the
parched fairways in fine shape for the
wind-up.
praSv.Hutchison and EvansIE,rrs, So rsn
pairings drew large galleries. but there
were many who kept watchful eyes on
Emmet French and Robertson, Ayton
and George Sergeant and others Of re :
pute who had long chances to upset the
dopesters' predictions
Evening star., 1922-08-25

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 10; Louisville. 3.
Toledo 3: INDIANAPOLIS O.
Evening star., 1922-08-25
The Sportsman
BY Walter Camp.

\ these days every one is inter
ested in the matter of officials
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
ARE PREPARED
FOR Gk ID|RON TUSSLE
With 1OTTENV|LLE Il

back; Glochau, left end; Lowen-
kopf right end; "Pox" Booz. right
halfback; Zullo, left halfback; Fa-
bri; fullback; Thomas, Center;
Yves Hansen, right guard; Regan,
left tackle: Stocked, right tackle;
c. Hughes, left halfback, and Sulii-
van, left guard.
Since the booking of this game
it is understood that the Amboys
have had a stiff workout and at this
session all of the players showed
the class they exhibited in former
appearances on the gridiron.
Tottenville also has prepared for
this game. Last Sunday the Tot
tenville representatives were de-
feated by the Stapletons at Sisco
field and they aim to make UP for
this defeat by downing the colors
of the Pacemaking City represen-
tatives.
Schwartzman, a star of the Tot
tenvilfe team, will not play tomor-
row because of an injured shoulder
blade, a result of the game last
Sunday. Pete Hansen is expected
to be in the line up of the home
club as will Mann. another local
pigskin tosser and several New
Brunswick players.
This game will start promptly at
$3.50 o'clock and will be played on
the historic baseball field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29

TEAMS To PLAY
New Brunswick and County
Seat Teams Battle on
Local Court

The first contest Of a three-gama
series between the Hungarian Cath.
Ole Club team of this city and the
Hungarian Catholic Club quintet of
New Brunswick will be played on
city tonight.
Manager George Mitruska put his
charges through a final workout
last night in preparation for this
game and it is probable that the
home club will line up tonight with
J. Mitruska and Winkler, forwards:
McCreery, center, and Kochek and
Levay, guards. The lineup of the
New Brunswick team has not been
announced.
Both Of these combinations have
been playing good ball this year,
the county seat club representatives
winning every game they have par
ticipated in. The second contest Of
this series will be played on the
New Brunswick court and the third
game will be staged on the court of
the team winning the coin toss.
On Sunday night of this week the
Hungarians will have as their OPP
ponents the Perth Amboy Dry Dock
five of Wesley Wilson. The Dry
Dock team has won two out of
three games played this year. all on
opponents courts. The shipyard
workers defeated South Amboy and
South. River, and lost to the Sayre-
Vile Victorians.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
INTEREST IN
LOCAL MATCH
Eight Hour Endurance Con-
test on Hobart Street Alleys
Tomorrow Many Entries

Two big events are carded for
the Argonne alleys OF Hobart
street. one tonight. and the other
tomorrow. The II. B. Club will
bowl a return set with the Perth
Amboys tonight, and tomorrow aft
ernoon the eight-houc bowling en-
ourance contest will be started.
Interest in the bowling match to-
night is -centered about the fact that
the Fl. B. Club already has a Will
over the Amboys, but Manager John
}. Dolan expects to sven the series
tonight with Ed Jaycox, star Tot
tenville bowler, on nand. The first
set was rolled on the Bohnsack al
leys,- Smith street, the home alleys
of the Amboys. The H. B. Club to
date has--wins over the Amboys.
Keasbey and other teams of similar
strength and lost only to the Ar
gonne five.
Twenty teams will participate in
the endurance contest on the Hobart
street alleys. This event will start
at 2o'clock and end at 10 o'clock.
and some real prizes will be award
ed to the winners. Plainheld,
Roosevelt, New Brunswick, South
Amboy, this city and other munich
palities in this vicinity will be rep
resented.
On Friday night of this week the
Argonne team will lock horns with
one of the strongest bowling teams
In this state. This will be the first
of a series of big matches to be
staged on the local alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
!. NJ |. A.. CAME
IS CALLED OFF
-Four Members of Team Un-
able to Play Sep
arates Were Booked

The Perth Amboy Y NJ. H. A.
Yorkville Separate game scheduled
for the Y. NJ. II. A court, smith
and McClelland street, tomorrow
night. has been called off because of
the the local roster This announce
ment was made by Manager /. ia
cobson yesterday afternoon
Irv Schwartzman. forward of the
local team, dislocated his shoulder
blade in the Tottenville -Stapleton
football game at Stapleton last Sun
day afternoon and will not be avail
able for service for some time.
Louis Daitz, another member of
the association quintet, is laid up
with an injured foot and Jack
Newmark is in bed with a cold.
Charley Sher. captain of the To-
cal team, is booked to play with the
Perth Amboys at Asbury Park to-
morrow and yak Lowenkopf,
Gene Parker, Match" Karkus and
Ham" Fine are the only members
of ~Jacobson's team who could re-
port for service. Parker may ref
cree the Perth Amboy-Asbury Park
contest.
Inasmuch as the Yorkville Sepa-
rate quintet is a good attraction,
Manager jacobson has decided to
give Manager Joe Davis another
date late in December. This team
beat the Y. M. H. A. team OF last
year on the local court.
The Yorkville quintet played at
Sea Bright last night against the
local Speedways
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
STRONG SOCCER
TEAM IS CARDED
Pilgrims To Play Metuchen
Outfit on Borough Field To-
morrow Afternoon

The Metuchen Soccer Club will
play the Plainfield Pilgrims tomor-
row afternoon on the Metuchen
field. The game will start at 3
o'clock and a big holiday crowd is
expected out.
The Pilgrims, are considered one
of the best amateur soccer teams
in the state and the home club eX-
poets to be put to a real test. The
borough representative team has
shown real class in games played
to date, defeating the champion
New Brunswick representatives eud
teams of similar strength. The best
available soccer men in this vicinity
have been signed in an effort to
continue the winning streak of the
'brainy borough s~occerites.
According to an announcement
today the Metuchen team will line
up as follows:
Forwards, K. Bjorsen. outside
left; Jack Evans, inside left; Bra
by, center; S. Reed. inside right;
D. Reed. outside right. halfbacks,
]. Waflame, left; l.. Wallace. CEN
ter: Bjorsen, right; fullbacks, Pc
terson and Melville, and goal, Pran-
tie.
At the present time Metuehen is
as interested in soccer as they have
been in baseball and football the
past several years, and Is interest
ed as they are in basketball this
season.
A big crowd of fans from Amboy
interested in the soccer game will
go to Metuchen tomorrow after
noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
AMbQYS PLAY
At ASBURY PARK
Local Basketball Team Meets
Company H Quintet To-
morrow Night Game
Saturday

With nine victories out of ten
starts and the utmost confidence IN
their ability, the Perth Amboy Five
basketeers will travel to Asbury
Park tomorrow night, to match skill
with the strong Company H. quintet
of that city. The local outfit will
travel to Asbury Park with their
regular lineup including Captain
Hank" Thomas, Flash" Regain,
Pete Hanson, "Rufy'' Allen, Chick"
Sher and Harry Davis.
The Company H team Of Asbury
has always afforded clubs of Mid
dlesex county keen competition and
in the days of yore always staged a
series with the Riversides who after
annexing the county championship
took on the Park courtsters for the
third congressional district honors.
The seashore combination boa5ts of
n of the best outfits that has ever
represented that city and they are
confident that they can slip a spike
into the reputation of the local rep
r~esentatives. The Asbury Park drip
blers will be booked to appear on
the local Auditorium court later in
the season.
This game will also serve as +.
conditioner for one of the mos.
strenuous games that the local IA
vorites expect to indulge in on the
home court this season when Bill
Manning of Jersey City brings his
Au-Star combination of suction
shod artists to this city .his Saturday
night. Manning is well known in
basketball circles in this rity having
promoted basketball at the Audi
forum two years ago. His Afl-Star
outfit has a string of wins and Is
one of the best travelling attractions
from the northern part of the state
A few weeks ago Meanings quintet
defeated the Yonker's representa-.
tives by a two point margin. The
Yonker,s dribblers have taken ovel
the Original Celtic franchise in th'
Metropolitan League and will con.
tend for honors during the seconc
half.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29

AS interesting as any diamond
or court clash between Tottenville
and Perth Amboy representatives is
the football game scheduled for
Aquehonga field tomorrow after
noon between Coach Wilburn's
Beauvais Post American Legion
representatives of Tottenville and
Bill Flynn's gridiron representatives
of this city.
Previous to the opening of the
football season, announcement was
made regarding the organization OF
9. football team for this city, but
the plans did not materialize. While
persons interested in playing the
great gridiron game were marking
time, local fans were making known
their desirability of seeing a football
clash between a Perth Amboy team
and the Tottenville legion represen-
~tatives.
During a recent discussion be-
tween Carteret and Tottenville rep
resentatives, Flynn decided to take
up fooaball proposition anew and
to organize a local team if only
for the Tottenville game. Accord
ing to his plans he will have men
from this city, Newark, Woodbridge,
Port Reading and also several for
mer Rutgers College players.
The probable line up of. the Am
boy team will be: Flynn, quarter
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
Seniors Set
For Football Contest
on Local Diamond

see the Crimson and Whites first
football team in seven years.
Efforts to book any of these
teams were without avail and the
committee intent on going through
with their plans decided on the SEN
ior and Junior clash inasmuch as
the two teams are well matched
and nearly all Of the members of
the varsity and second teams are
members of these, two classes.
1t might be interesting to know
that there is greater interest in this
contest than there could be in a
game between an outside high
school and the locals. This informa-
ton is gained from the ticket sale
report, the committee having dis
tributed tickets through the school
and also at various stands in this
city.
Capable officials have been Sc
cured so as to insure a real game
and a victory for the team which
deserves to win. Rufie Allen of the
Perth Amboys will be the referee.
Last year these two teams battled
to attic in a series on the gridiron.
The Junior. team for the game to-
morrow will be chosen from the
three. lower classes as a result of q
practice yesterday afternoon OIL the
Copper Works field. The Seniors
practiced yesterday on the Hayes
Park tract.
The lineups:
Seniors Juniors
Wilmer .............. Macmillan
left end i,
Nolan .................. Spivack
left tackle
oaiackl
left guard
Horoschak ............ Jacobsen
center
D'Andrea Olcesky
right guard
Johnson Stern
right tackle
Convery Bohnsack
right guard
Rasmussen ............ Martin
quarterback
Carbon Seeman
left halfback
ohe Adler
right halfback
fullback
Both teams will have plenty of
substitutes on hand and the game
will start promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29

KV Martin Features I'm
Speedway Extra Period
Victory AT Sea Bright

Try Martin dropped in two double
counters in a five minute extra
period between the Perth Amboy
Speedways and the Yorkville Sep
arates on Howland's court in Sea
Bright last night and enabled the
Sea Bright representative to annex
a victory by a 2S-27 score.
The comeback of the Speedways
in the game last night was without
a doubt the most sensational ever
made by this outfit since organiza-
alton. The Separates took the lead
in the opening period and although
the home club rallied in the closing
minutes of the period, the metro
politan representatives led at hair
time, 9-S.
In the second period the New
Workers started off strong and at
one time led by a margin of ten
points. Close guarding featured the
work of the two teams in the initial
period and for the first ten minutes
OF the second session. The Speed
ways slowly but surely succeeded in
cutting down the lead of their op-
ponents, baskets by Ray Handerhan,
Sutton, Brownmiller and Martin fl
nally giving the homesters a one
point lead. With thirty seconds to
go, /. Finn dropped in a foul goal
which tied the score.
A five minute extra period was
decided upon and right after the
start of this session the referee CALI
ed a foul on the Speedways and 1.
Finn made it good. Spunberg who
recently played here with the New
York Big Five followed with a
double counter and the Speedways
were held scoreless for three and a
half minutes in this period. Martin
who had been doing great work
around the basket all night, receiv-
ed the ball off the blackboard and
made a basket, and a moment later
a side court shot decided the fray.
Tomorrow night the Speedways
travel to Midtown to play the sec
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29

BEAT CENTERS
In Prelim Game on South AM
boy Court Junior Five
Defeated-

In a holly contested game on the
South Amboy High school court last
night, the South Amboy Independent
girls defeated the Roosevelt, Cen
ters of Carteret, 13-11. This was
the>first defeat for the crack Center
team. this season.
: The Carteret representatives out
scored their opponents from the
field, 4 to 2, but the foul shooting
of the home club enabled them to
cop the bacon. At half time the In
dependents were leading, 6-5.
Miss Bennett was in great form
last night. scoring her teams six
points. Miss Shectman was high
scorer for the visitors.
In the main game the South Am
boy Junior Order Big Five vas de-
feated by Michelin, 21-21. Mill
town led at half time. lis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
DU POINTS WIN Big MATCH
FROM HELMETTA B0WLERS

PARLN, Nov. 29-Du Pont came
within two games Of being on even
terms with the Helmetta Club hve In
their Middlesex County Bowling IN
dustrial League as the result of a
match at the local alleys when they
won the odd game of the match.
Valek, with a 233 score and Deming
with an even double century brought
their team through for the lone
victory. Many high score prevail
ed, six doubles being recorded,
Post and Wagner tied for high hon
ors for the winners. With but Two
more victories needed, the Hell
meta Club five are assured n
first half championship of the
league to be decided next Friday
night. The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
Y. M. c. A. V0LLEY BALL
SQUAD At PRACTICE

Members of the Y. NJ. c. A. vel
ley ball squad practiced in the gym
nasium last night for about an hour
and a half in preparation for the
opening of the varsityss schedu7<-
Manager Robert E. Warter and bis
assistant Sam Miller are now pr
ranging games with a number of the
association teams in this vicinity and
it is likely that the first match viii
be played early next month. possibly
with Railway, the team which wc9
the state Championship from Perth
Amboy in the Washingtonss birfn-
day tournament held at Railway.
Present plans call for a practice
Of the varsity squad every Tuesday
night from 8 o'clock until 9:45.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
SENIORS WIN
COURT CONTEST
"Fat" BresIoW and clap"
Johnson Star In Extra
Period Victory
H. S. CORRESPONDFNr

A sensational shot by Jap" john
o from a corne of the gym yes
terday afternoon enabled the Ser
Tors to score an extra period win
ever the Sophomores in a boys in
terclass game. The final score was
IL to II.
The showing of the ~Sophomores
surprised the Seniors and instead of
a runaway contest, a closely guard
ing game was witnessed. Fat" and
I. Breslow, brothers played on OPP
posing teams Fat" Breslow was
chosen captain of the Seniors before
the game and Ford was elected to
the captalncy by the Sophomores.
Tire score at half time was 8 to 3
and at the close of the second half
20 to 10.
Pete Grieve called twenty fouls on
the S~ophon;ores and cleven on the
Seniors.
The score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
(High School Correspondent

tHlgh SCHOOL COTrCSpOnuent)
There will be a big turnout to-
morrow afternoon, particularly of
high school students. for the foot
ball game on the Raritan Copper
Works field between the gridiron
teams representing the Senior and
Junior classes of Perth Amboy high
school.
This game was arranged as a fit
ting close to what must be consider
ed a successful return to the grid
iron by Perth Amboy high school.
An effort was made to book the
Metuchen, South River or New
Brunswick high school football
teams for a game on the local field
so as to give everyone chance to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
GOLDEN BEATEN
BY W|b|RALSKE
Captain "Wib" Averages 218
In Match, Making a High
Score of 215

Wibiralski's five man team won
two out of three games from Col
den's combination in the Y. NJ. c. 4.
bowling league last night. "Wib's"
pinning was a feature of the game
he averaging Els, a 247 game being
his best. Golden was handicapped
in having two men absent which
made it necessary for him to use
two blind 125 scores.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN Nj FIELD

One of the most important sport
ing events on the local program for
tomorrow is the eight-hour endur-
q .ce contest on the Argonne bowl
ing alleys, Hobart street. Twenty
teams will participate.
The Harrison Big Five, -carded to
play in Carteret on Sunday night
against the Roosevelt Separates,
lost to the Original Celtics by a five
point margin on Monday night.
The Junior and Senior class
teams of the local high school will
participate in a gridiron tussle on
the Raritan Copper Works field to-
morrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29

If the Perth Amboy football team
makes a favorable showing against
Tottenville tomorrow afternoon it is
probable one or two games will be
arranged for the local field before
the end of the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29

Pancho Villa and frankie Genaro
will fight in this state in the near
future it has been decided. They
were originally scheduled to fight at
Newark but guarantees were not
posted as agreed upon, it is said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29

There is every indication that
Frank Chance will pilot the affairs
of the Boston Red Sox during the
1923 season. 1t is understood that
he is now a part owner of the Bos-
ton entry in the American league
circuit.
The H. B. Club bowling team
captained by Art Jensen will try
hard tonight to down the colors of
John ]. Dolan's Perth Amboy team
on the Argonne alleys for the Sec
ond time this season.
Tomorrow night the Perth Am
boys play against the Company G
quintet at Asbury Park and on Sat
city play against the Monmouth
county outfit.
Perth Amboy and Tottenville
representatives engage in their an
nual gridiron clash on the Totem
Vile field tomorrow afternoon. The
Perth Amboy team has not partici-
pated in a contest this year.
Joe Colletti is training hard for
his bout with Patsy Wallace of
Trenton which VIII be staged IN
Philadelphia the second Monday in
December.
Carteret and New Brunswick
representative football teams, the
Roosevelt Field Club and the Vons
respectively, may meet on the grid
iron again before the close of the
present season. They battled to a
scoreless tie last Sunday at New
Brunswick.
An interesting battle is expected
for the championship of the local
Elks bowling league judging from
the games rolled to date in this cir
cult.
The Speedway basketball team of
this city will travel to Midtown to-
morrow night to play the second
game Of their county championship
series with the Michelin Tire Com
pany team of that place.
Three interesting college football
games are scheduled for tomorrow,
Columbia Colgate at New York,
Penn-Cornell at Philadelphia and
Pittsburgh-Penn State at Pitts
burgh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29

On account of the condition of
his team Manager I. Jacobson has
cancelled the weekly contest sched-
uled for the Y. NJ. H. A. court to-
morrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29

ond game of their series with the
Michelin Tire company team Of thai
place. Irv. Martin will jump for the
visitors in this contest.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-29
JUNIOR GIRLS
WIN ANOTHER
Defeat Freshmen In Interclass
Game on School Gym
Yesterday
FL. S. CORRESPONDENT

The Junior girls continued their
Sc.ass winning yesterday afternoon
by conquering the Freshmen girls
on the school gym by a 17-6 score.
The game was closer than the score
would indicate. Close guarding re-
suited in the Juniors being held to
five goals. while the Freshies made
one double counter. Miss Lilly Bjork
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