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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
WILL HAVE OUCH OPPOSITION TONIGHT
Rubber Company
To Play Separates

Perry is a former Rutgers star, Safs
mons performed with the Company
T.. team OF New Brunswick and
Lance played with the Asbury Park
representative outfit.
Roosevelt fans have turned out
strong for the two games played By
the Separates to date and Manager
J~acobowitz will have to give in re-
turn. winning basketball. In Regain
and Glochat, he has two capable To-
cal basketeers, while the remainder
of the players arc we'll known to the
followers of the game in this vicinity.
Manager Jacobowitz expects TO run
home games every Thursday and
Sunday nights during the greater
par5 of the remaining months of the
season. The Roosevelt Separates are
on the trail of the Middlesex coun-
ty championship honors stronger
than ever right now, and with the
booking of the Parish House team of
Woodbridge for next Thursday night
it can be seen that the Separates
manager is starting to book games
in an effort to avenge defeats scored
against his team while on the road.
Pete Hansen, pivot man of the To-
cal Speedway combination, will be
the eleventh mar or the floor in the
game tonight. Hansen refereed the
game last Sunday night in a cap
able There will be dancing
as usual in connection with this
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
Simpson M. E. Athletes
Win Big Sunday School
Track Meet at Y. NJ. CA.

/ minute 81 2-5 seconds. Points,
Presbyterians 5. Methodists 3.
Junior
Twenty Yard Dash--karl, nrst,
Morrison, second, both Methodists;
st. Andrassy, third, Presbyterian.
Time 8 seconds. Points, Methodlsts
s, Presbyterians /.
Walk Observation-Disclosures (Thomas,
Morrison, Burbank, Meggison), first;
Presbyterians (Kolbhenn. st. An
Grassy, Manton, Torrell),. seconds.
Points, Methodists s, Presbyterians
8. ~
Sack Relay Observation-Disclosures
(Thomas,s Karl, Burbank, Morrison)
first; ,Presbyterians (Kalbhenn, st.
Andrassy, Manton, TorrelI, second.
Points, Methodists 5, Presbyterians
8.
Two Lap Relay Race-Same teams
as in sack relay. Same result.
Standing Broad Jump-karl, hrst'
Morrison, second both Methodists,
ST. Andrassy, third, Distance, 8 feet
10 IL inches. M~ethodists 8 points,
Presbyterians 1.
Potato Race-Karl. first, Method
list: Manton, second and st. Andras-
sv' third both Presbyterians. Time,
80 is seconds. Points, Methodlsts
5, Presbyterians a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
Danbury Separate Team
Returns For Revenge

The DanbUry team made it's first
appearance in this city against the
local Y. NJ. H.. A. outfit. The latter
team vas defeated in a one-sided
game. The Separates have been
playing great ball particularly con-
sidering the fact that all of their
games + played on opponents
courts.
Manager Safran's team has been
playing wonderful ball since their
last appearance in this city. win
ming nine out of ten games played.
The National Turner'S of Newark de-
feated the New York boys in a hard
fought contest at Newark last Sum
day night. This vas the only set
back encountered by the Danbury
outfit since the Speedway victory.
The ability of all of the players on
the Separate tear, Is well known
through the exhibitions given by
them in their two appearances here.
The Danbury team is undoubtedly
the best attraction to be booked for
the local court this year. AS an add
ed attraction Rafferty, and Heffer-
mar of New Brunswick will sing
some of the latest song hits. and
and there will be plenty of dancing.
On Monday night the Speedways
are scheduled to play the second
game of tkei' series with the Ster-
lings of South River. This team was
defeated on the Auditorium court
several weeks ago. The Sterlings last
week defeated the Michelin quintet
of Midtown On the formers court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11

Although the Presbyterian senior
rack men defeated the Simpson M.
70. representatives last night at the
.sY" in an exciting Sunday School
Athletic League athletic meet the
Simpson juniors won from the Pres
byterian juniors by such a margin,
that total point score showed n
Methodists to be the winners of the
silver loving u put UP as a prize
for the Sunday school winning the
dual meet. The final point score
was: Methodists "a IL; Presbyter-
ians As IL.
The senior meet was won by the
Presbyterians by a five point margin,
33. 1-2 to 2S IL. The junior meet
went to the Methodists with twenty
.ne points to spare, SO to is.
The foul shooting contest for the
girls was won by Miss Ethel David,
who Gagged six out of ten chances
from the fifteen foot line. The Miss
e u. Weinblatt and +. Hughes ued
for second. each making three bas-
kets.
The athletic meet results follow;
Senior
Twenty yard dash: Bergren, mrs.;
Westcott, second, both Methodists;
Ritter. third: Presbyterian. Time, .
seconds. Points, Methodist s. Pres
One half mile run: Ray Jensen,
first: Methodist: Preacher, second;
Ritter, third, both Presbyterians.
Time. 2 minutes SO is seconds.
Points. Methodists 5. Presbyter1ans 4.
Potato C C~oddington first
Presbyterian; Bergren, second. A.
Smith, third. both Methodist Time
80 seconds. Points, Presbyterian o.
Methodist A.. N
Running nigh jump: Ritter, first
Preacher. second, both espyt
rians Westcott, third, Methodist.
Height 4 feet Q inches. Points,
Presbyterians 8, Methodists L.
1876 yard dash: Bergren, first
Methodist; Ritter, second, Fresbyte-
RAN; ellis, Presbyterian and A.
Smith, Methodist, tied for third.
Time is 3-5 seconds. Points. Meth
odists 5k, Presbxterians, ~.
Standing Broad Jump-Ritter,
first. Presbyterian; p. Smith, Meth
odist and Preacher, presbyterian,
tied for second. Distance, y 1eet
A inches. Points, Presbyterians =
Methodists 2.
Three Lap Relay-Won by Pres
byterian team consisting of Ritter,
ellis, Preacher, Won Daggenhausen;
Methodists, second, with Bergren. A.
Smith, Morrison and p. Smith. Time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
Legion Team
Wants Return Booking

The following communication has
been received from Joseph +. Nc
Laughlin. basketball manager OF
Perth Amboy Post No. 45, American
Legion, regarding a return game
with the Speedways:
sporting Editor,
Evening News.
"Dear Sir-As basketball manager
of Perth Amboy, No. 40, American
Legion, l am appealing to you in an
effort to see what may be done
through the public press toward ar
ranging a game with the Speedways
basketball team. We have repeated
Speedways to give us a return game
game eve since our defeat of Xmas
Eve but have been unsuccessful.
Just why the Speedways refuse
t o play us again we fail to under
stand. They defeated the Legion
team then and we fail to see why
they don't take a chance on de-
feating us again. While we have
u own opinion as to the deal &C
corded us at that time and feel that
we were not treated fairly, we can
prove no charges and therefore make
non publicly.
IF, as the poster distributed last
Saturday night by the Speedway
management says they bar no team.
why do they repeatedly refuse to
play the American Legion after hav-
ing already played us once? We
realize that they have the aggrega-
ton of stars as indicated by the pos
ter and because of that fact we don't
see why they won't risk their SELF
claimed title in a game with us?
'Our idea of what constitutes q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11

+, fair shake by a referee differs a lit
tie from the treatment given us at
the first game but we are willing to
forget all of that and take our
chances again. If we win the honors
will be even and if we lose fairly will
take our medicine and shut up. We
think that is a fair proposition and
ask, through your columns, for a re-
turn game with the SpeedwayS OF a
public statement through the Eve
ming News sporting page as to why
such a game cannot be arranged. We
have had no ucces in personal in
terviews with the Speedway man
agement and are taking this way as
a last resort.
1--WE have been accused of not
having an organized team. Our de-
Tense is that the men we use play
regularly with other teams and we
can seldom be Ire that their SER
vices will be available with our out
fit. We have, however, arranged a
game with the Beauvais Post of Tot
tenville for February Is to be play
ed at Tottenville and we are ar
ranging other games also. While we
have played no regular schedule this
season we feel that what we have
done should be as least credited.
When the Speedways played us h
first time we were at least noticed
as some kind of a team anyway, in
view of the game we put up. we
also bar no teams.
1--WE hope this appeal Will meet
with immediate results and thank
YOU for consideration in airing our
viewpoint.
yours very truly,
JOSEPH Il. MCLAUGHLIN,
Basketball Manager"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
Y. NJ. C.. A..

Four practice games were played
last night between members OF the
varsity volley ball team and a team
selected to give the varsity a work
out. The varsity team was defeated
in first three games, btu won the
fourth, The varsity had its regular
lineup with the exception OF Ell
johnson, who played with the OPP
posing team. The varsity team con-
sisted of Capt. George w. Sharp
Jr., George Dover. Gilbert Peakes.
Joe Frantic. Eugene Parker, Austin
Hornsby and Sam Miller On the
other team were Rev. Wilbert West
colt, Walter III. War;. N. Christian
Nielsen, Herbert Rankin, Francis
Oliver and Johnson. The stellar
work of Rankin for the scrubs" and
Dover of the varsity featured the
games. The varsity plays Paterson
"Y' here next Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
LOSES !
To PEMBERT0N
- =
Five Man Teams Bowl An0th-
er Match in 7. M. c. A.
League
Standing in Y. NJ. G. a. Five Man

Bill PcrSberton's team played its
frs. game n the new Y. M. Z. A..
five nan bowling League last night,
winning two out o. three from
George Forman's combination. Last
nights match was the second for
Fornan's team which has already
taken three straight from Edgar
Mallet'a quintet.
Pemberton's coordination won the
first gamo last night by thirty-seven
pins, John Larsen's' 1911 being high.
Forman was high for the losers In
this game with 172 In the second
game Pembsrton's men gathered AZ
pins more than thei" opponents. Ry-
ans 215 was high score in this game.
Pemterton made 204 and Larsen 201
in. this game. In the third and last
game Forman's team turned the
table, winning by thirty-five pins
Larsen's 1a4 was high in this game.
Larsen's average of 1916 for h
match topped all owe averages. Ky
an, averaging 1874. led the bowlers
on To,man's team.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
PLEASANT PLAINS COURT
SCENE OF DECIDING GAME

The Amicitia hall court in Pleas
ant Plains will be the scene tonight
Of the deciding game of a series
between the Beauvais Post combina-
ton and the Michelin Tire Company
team of Midtown. The Beauvais
Post outfit defeated Michelin IN the
Pleasant Plains court while the
Tiretown combination defeated the
legion team on the Midtown court
Both teams will lineup with their
regular teams for the game. tonight.
Tho home team will use Preacher,
Covell. La Forge, Sher and Price.
while the Michelin quintet will line
up with Dickinson, Crabiel, Haefner.
Sohl and Janicker. Copeland will
referee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
independently. R. R.
GAME IS CANCELLED

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 1.-THE
contest between the Independent
girls of this place and the Pennsyl-
vania railroad girls team of New
York, which was scheduled to be
played on the latter's court last
night, was called off by the New
York team at a late hour yesterday.
The Independents defeated the New
Workers on the local court several
weeks ago.
In games played this week the To-
cal girls took the measure of the
Hoplite team of the Presbyterian
church in Newark and also defeat
ed the strong Roselle girls on the
local court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
V|CT0R|ANS
REGISTER WIN
Score Easy Victory Over Par
ish House Team at
SayrevilIe

The Victorian basketball quintet,
court representatives of Sayreville,
had an easy time defeating the Par
ish House outfit OF Woodbridge on
the Victorian hall court, S~ayreville
last night. The final score of this
game was SIS to 22
Ever. man on the Victorian team
scored at least once from the field.
Ray Handerhan, Paul Sutton and
Freddy Glochau leading. Pete Rhat-
lean, Charley Eppinger and Bob
Handerhan also played with h Vic
tori&ns in this contest. The Martin
brothers we're the leading scorers
for the Woodbridge team.
The first half o. this game was
played two hand dribble. the Victor
ians leading at half time by a score
of 20 TO 8. The Parish House lads
defeated the Michelin team of Mill
town on the latters' court Thursday
night by q score of 80 to 81. De-
ter. star guard of the Parish House
team, was not in the Parish House
lineup last night.
The Veterans have won five u
of six games played to date this sea-
son, the Sauth River stars being
credited with the only defeat regis
tered against the ~Sayreville repre-
sentative team. Father McCloskey
held the whistle in last nights game.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
SCORE
ANOTHER WIN
Amboy Team Defeats Middle
sex Five at Sayreville
Score 1872

The Dottas girls basketball team
had an easy time registering a vic
tory over the Middlesex five in the
preliminary contest on the Victorian
hall court last night. The final tally
of this game was 1872. The Misses
Mario Handerhan, Anna Handerhan,
Mary Nolan and Eleanor Brogger
took part in the scoring for the
Dottas, while Miss v. Mesick scored
the only points credited to the
Middlesex team, one double count
er. At half time the Dottas led by
a score of 10.
The score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11

The long awaited return of the
crack Danbury Separates basketball
team has finally arrived, for this
team is scheduled to play the Speed
ways en-. the Auditorium court. New
Brunswick avenue tonight. The i'm
p~ortance of this contest and the TACT
thaS a grea. many business men are
deslrous of seems the game, has re-
suited in the girls preliminary game
planned for every Saturday night
being excluded from the program
for tonight and the big game will
start promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
How they will lineup:
Speedways Danbury
r. Zimmerman ..........: hapian
gu tOH .s''.' CiiSiiniiioh
forwards
L. n ............
center
Brownmi,ler ............ Nader
brauley WoHi
Il. H~anderh2n ......... Rosenberg
guards
Their brilliant Passing and long
distance shooting when they first APP
peared here. satisfied the fans that
they are q rca basketball outfit. But
for the fact that the local team was
unusually lucky in the majority OF
attempts t. score from the field, the
final score of the game would have
been a great deoi different. AS IT
was the SpFedways won out by a
2S to 20 score, the locals scoring a
basket with twenty seconds to go.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
FORESTERS LOSE IN
MATCH WITH BROADWAY

The Forester bowling team was de
feated in two out of three games II
q match with the Broadway bOwlerz
of South Amboy on the Argonne
alleys last night. Meyer larson OF
the local team carried off high
and high average honors in this
match.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11

The Roosevelt Separate basketball
quintet expects to make it three
straight victories or their home
court when they meet the strong
Howe Rubber Company team of New
Brunswick on Coughlin's auditorium
court, Roosevelt tomorrow night.
This auditorium was formerly known
as Nash's hail and is a few steps off
the main road traversed by the u
running between this city and Roose-
welt.
The probable lineup of the team:
Separates Howe Rubber
Cutter Perry
Dubow Siemons
Hibbard ............ -
forwards
Martin haHSe
center
Regain ni"ieehA
Glochau daelHer
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11

The Separates are credited with
victories over the Perth Amboy Dry
Dock and Railway Collegian gum
tets since opening the season on
their home court. Manager Jacobo-
witz is confident that the Howe Rub
Der company team is next in line.
In tho lineup of the New Bruins
wick team are, Walt Maleski. pivot
man of the South River Sterlings and
a former residen. OF Roosevelt, and
Haefner, star guard of the Michelin
Tire Company team of Midtown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
BROADWAY FIVE WINS
FROM JR. MECHANICS

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. lin u
recent match rolled OF the Y. M. c..
A. alleys here the Broadway quintet
defeated the Junior Order United
American Mechanic bowling team in
two out of three games
Tho ccores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
HELMETTA BOWLING

HELMET'rA, Feb. 1.-THE Wea-
Packers wo'. all three games in
their match with the Clinton Five OF
the George w. Heime Department
Tho comma.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11

Frederic j. Haskin, "thc man who
knows everything" ans9 ers qucs-
tons every day on the editorial page
OF the Evening Views Ask him your
then watch for the answer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11
ST. MARY'S FIVE wins

The st. Mary school representa-
tive basketball team defeated the
Dexter Juniors in a recent game by
a score of 1913.
THE crnro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-11

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