Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-15

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Z. w. l..
Vocational School ......... i U
Bakelite "
PreSS
Merchants L U
Lead Works ........... L U
u. S. Cartridge ........
Nationals
Lawyers
The newly organized city volley
bali league was launched last night
when eight teams played their, first
game on the Y. NJ. c. A. gym foor.
The first nights results were as fol-
lows:
County Vocational School beat the
Lead Works.
General Bakelite beat the U. $.
Cartridge.
Press team beat the Nationals.
Merchants beat the Lawyers.
Each match was for the best two
out of three games, two of the mat
ches going the three game limit be-
fore the winner was decided.
NOcationals Win Two
A surprise was sprung in the lnl-
tial match of the night when the
team representing County Vocational
School No. ., defeated the United
Lead Works industrial combination
in two straight games by scores OF
Is to 10 and Is 10 10. Although VOL
ley ball has been played for more
than a year at the vocational school
last night marked the first appear
ance of a representative team from
that school. Although composed
mostly of the finger fellows, they
showed the supremacy over the old
-. A~-,.x -, g. -, i,lt mn m nc Thn win
ming team lined up with Chizmadia,
MacWilliam, Tatton, Bernard. Bor-
suk and Fitzgerald. The Lead Works
used Pfeiffer, Mitruska, Maccilli, NC
Creepy, Jensen and Ernst.
Bakelite Annex Hard Fought Game
The match between the General
Bakelite team, city industrial vol
ley ball champions, and the y. >.
Cartridge Company, was close and
lard fought. tho latter threatening
to win at several stages of the game.
The Bakelite men annexed the first
game 1871, but lost the second ID
~. In the third and deciding
game the play was neck n neck
until 1919 was reached. On the
Bakelite's serve three misplays by
the Cartridge men lost the game,
1912. The Bakelite team was made
up of Peakes, Schrimpe, Cornelius,
Frederickson, Jeremiassen and
Farris, while the Cartridge combi-
nation included Hornsby, Burns
Larcombe, Newcomer, RataJack,
Smoyak and Baldwin.
Press Wins Uphill Struggle
The Nationals composed of those
having offices in the National Bank
THilding, started off like a house
afre against the Press team and
rang up fifteen points before the
newspaper representatives could gel
settled. The one-sided score or the
first game was ISL. The lineup Oh
the Press team was changed foi
the second game and the team
started playing together with tht
result that they won 1879. evening
Up the games. The third game
found the news men in the -leac
throughout practically the whole
game, they winning 1916. The win
ming team was made up of Reimers
Larcombe, Pickersgin, Jago. Mes
senger and Johnson. Playing WIZ
.he Nationals were Walter Onver
Redell. BooZ, Nielsen, Roth and Har
son. -
Merchants Take Two Straight
II Merchants had little trouble IN
disposing of the team which las
night represented the lawyers. sew
eral of Capt. Stremlau's lawyers were
missing and as a result their team
was considerably weakened. Capt
Sharp,s merchants, consisting OF
robbins, Lesson, Wright, Rankin
French and Warter won the frs'
game, Is to 8, and the second game
is TO 5, The lawyers lined up win
Stremlau, Frantic, Pierson, Solt and
Grieve.
The next games in the league VIII
he PLAYED Friday night when the SIN
teams that have not as yet playeo
will get started and two of the teams
that started last night will again
play.
The remaining schedule follows:
Friday, March ia. T. G. VS.. 3
II. c.; Bankers VS. Dry Docks; Fro
fe~ssionals VS. "Y" Vocationals vs.
Lawyers.
TiIesday. March 21.-Merchants
vs. Nationals; Press VS. u. ;: Iart'
ridge: Bakelite VS.. A. T. c.: >. u. u
VS.. Bankers: Dry Docks VS.. Profess
SIGNALS.
Friday, March 24.-Lead Works
Va .'Y": Vo%cationals VS.. Merchants;
Lawyers VS.. Nationals; Press VS.
Tuesday, Marth 2S.-A. T. C. VS.
U. S. Cartridge: S. U. c. VS.. Dry
Docks; Bankers VS.. Professionals
Lead Works VS.. Lawyers; Merchants
VS.. Press.
Friday, March 3t.-Nationals VS.
u. S. Cartridge; Bakelite VS.. 5. U. q
A. 7. C. VS.. Bankers; Dry Docks VS.
"Y."
Tuesday, April 4.-Lead Works VS.
Merchants; Vocationals VS.. Nation
ais: Lawyers VS.. Press; U. s. Cart
ridge VS.. S. U. c.; Bakelite VS.. Bank
ers.
Friday, April IA. 7. G. VS.. Dry
Docks; Merchants VS.. L. s. Cart
ridge; Nationals VS.. Bakelite; Press
VS.. A. 7. c.
Tuesday, April lis. Y. G.. VS.
Professionals; Bankers VS.. ~; Ma
tionals VS.. Lead Works; Vocational
VS.. Press. r.
Friday April 14.-Lawyers vs.. Z
s. Cartridge: Bakelite vs.. Dry DOCKS
A. T. c. VS.. Professionals; 5. L. = VS.
"Y."
Tuesday. April 1S.-Merchants vs.
Bakelite; Nationals VS.. \. T.. -
Press VS.. S. U. c.; L. S. Cartrldg'
VS.. Bankers.