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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-11

The Russian soviets at least
show one sign of modern business
efficiency, in THAI they are trying
to borrow a lot of money.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-11
Orleans

Mrs. Freelove O. Leonard has
been entertaining Miss Marion
Spaulding, Miss Angelina Sparks,
Mrs. Elizabeth Nickerson all Of
Everett, Washington, and Miss
Alice M. Thompson of Mailman,
Mass. Miss Thompson is a train
ed nurse and is spending a few
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-11

The report that the politicians
have had immense greetings" may
mean simply that large sized vege-
tables have been heaved at them.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-11

Some people claim that the
horseless age is comine. but no
one has venturcd to predict a jack
asSless era.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-11
SUNNY SQUIBLETS

A considerable portion of the
American public seems disposed
TO change the national motto from
"ln God we Trust" to "Let George
do it,"
A good many of the former
bandits seem to have gone into
the business of entertaining the
summer tourists.
The fellows who are DESTROYING
the purchasing power of the Am
| crican people by long continued
strikes, may soon be kicking be-
cause there is good deal of I'M
employment.
Many voters feel that the wav
to preserve their country this fall
is to cast their ballots on the win
ming side.
A good many people who do
not usually approve of "stick",
/ think the government should use
the big stick in dealing with the
strike.
The valuable time that the girls
claim to have saved bv bobbing
their hair, appears to be all used
Up by the difficulties of making up
their faces.
The report that the politicians
have had immense greetings" may
mean simply that large sized vege-
tables have been heaved at them.
The Russian soviets at least
show one sign of modern business
efficiency, in THAI they are trying
to borrow lot of money.
Some people claim that the
horseless age is coming. but no
one has venturcd to predict jack
aSSless era.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-11

White Mountain Cream makes
most delicious frosting. Flavor it
with Bakers Vanilla or Lemon Ex-
tract if you want to give it a truly
exquisite flavor. At all grocers.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-08-11
Central street.

Central street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. True, Mr..
and Mrs. Hoel Human, Mrs. Da-
vid Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Allyn
Bishop with children and Mrs. H.
G. Blanchard and Miss Martha
Howe took the Steamer Anthems
Thursday for sail and picnic on
the lake.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
Five Big Matches In
City vo||ey Ball League

The first game was ISL. In the
second game the cartridge men
promised to make things interest,"
ing for a while. but fell by the way
side, losing out 1873. Sharp used
French, Robbins, Warter, Rankin,
and Lesson. while the Cartridge
team consisted Of Burns. Hornsby,
Larcombe, Newcomer, Baldwin,
Ratajczak. Smoyak.
The Nationals. led by Capt. Dick
Oliver, found the factory league
champions too much for them n
lost two games to the BakeHte by
scores Of 1877 and 1876. Playing
with the Nationals were Booz, Mel
sen, Bedell, Grieve, Pete Hansen
and Oliver. The chemists lined up
with their strongest men on hand
consisting of Peakes. Parker,
Schrimpe. Major. Cornelius. Kar-
dos. Hollezcki.
Last but not least of last nights
matches was the contest between the
Press aggregation and the local
county vocational school. The news
paper combination won both games
by scores of 1916 and 1873, but the
school team put up stiff opposition
all of the way. The winners used
Reimers, Messenger. PickersgiIl,
johnson, Jago and Larcombe. Play-
ing with the Vocationals were Shoe,
Chizmadia, Fitzgerald, MacWilliam
Borsuk. Bernard, David and Sovoule.
Next Tuesday night will see a
clash between the Cable Works and
the Professionals. A victory for the
cable workers, who are piloted by
George Dover. will pull Westcott's
combination down several pegs, leav-
ing Sharps' Merchants alone in first
place. A win for the Professionals
on the other hand will greatly les
sen the chances of the Cable Works
to make up for the defeat suffered
by this team at the hands Of the
Bakelites. The complete schedule OF
anne for Tuesday night is as fol-
lows: j..
Gable Works VS.. Professionals at
1880.
Bankers VS.. Y. NJ. C. A. at 7:45.
Nationals VS.. Lead Works at $500.
Press VS.. Atlantic Terra Gotta at
Sis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
ROD & GUN CLUB
TOT Be ACTIVE
Anglers Welcomed Into Or
ganization, Formerly Perth
Amboy Gun Club

First steps to have a real, active
sportsmen's organization in this city
were taken last night when members
of the Perth Amboy Gun Club decid-
ed to change the name OF that or
g%auization to the Perth Amboy Rod
& Gun Club in order that fishing
enthusiasts might be given member
ships. A drive for new members
will be started at once and by the
time the next meeting IL held, in
about two weeks. it is believed the
membership will have been boosted
considerably.
The idea is to get new blood in
terested in outdoor sports such as
hunting, trapshooting and angling
and secure a membership sufficiently
large to assure the organization get
ting results when it goes before the
state game and fish commission and
requests that streams in this vicinity
be stocked each year with hsh and
that game be allotted to this terri
tory.
Schmidt, secretary OF the club, re-
Gently there IL no secretary at the
present time. 1t was decided last
night to wait until the new member
ship drive had been completed be-
fore naming q new secretary. Those
desiring to join or wishing Informal
ton should communicate with Alder
man Albert G. Waters, n OF the
ofdcials of the club.
Arrangements are now under way
for the annual county championship
shoot between the various clubs in
Middlesex county. The Dayton and
New Brunswick teams always ap-
pear with a strong combination and
Perth Amboy 10 anticipated close
competition this year. The local
club wtA also be represented by a
team in the Arrowhead trapshooting
tourney at Plainfeld on May IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08

The five matches played in the
city volley ball league at the Y. M.
C.. A. last night resulted in several
close games and good exhibitions OF
the gamA. One of the largest audi
ences that has yet turned out TO
witness the games was on hand to
root for their favorites.
In the first match of the night
Rev. Wilbert Westcotts Profession-
ais had little trouble in maintaining
their unbeaten record by vanquish-
ing the Lead Works in two straight
games by cores of 15-1 and 15-6.
Playing with the winners were Capt.
Westcott, Nat Goldberger, Moss,
Greisen, Bartholomew and William
Westcott while the Lead Works
lined up with .McCreery, Ernst,
Pfeiffer, Muccilli,' Mitruska, Jensen
and Griffen.
The Atlantic Terra Gotta defeated
the Perth Amboy Dry Docks in two
straight games by scores OF 15-S
and 1871, the winners lining UP with
Anderson, Janderup. Bowman, Wort.
Jensen and Samsoe- The shipyard
workers were Jensen, kurowsky, j.
Jesmaley. Herman and Sullivan.
Capt. George w. Sharp's Mer-
\ chants appeared IN the floor be-
Idecked with new white Jerseys bear
ing a large blue an" Whether this
attire was responsible or whether
the fact that this combination has
not yet been defeated. is a question,
but nevertheless they beat the us.
Cartridge combination two straight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
BERGAN HILL SOCIAL CLUB
ACTIVE At So. AMB0Y

SOUTH AMBOY, April s.-The
Bergen Hill Social Club has an
noupced a program of events for
the coming athletic season. This
club formally open this years ca
reer with a spring dance In their
rooms on April 22.
The Bergen Hill Social Club for
several years hold the reputation OF
being the leaders in social circles.
but of late have been rather mac
tive. The crash of affairs came at
the outbreak of the world war. due
to the fact that a great number OF
their membership had Needed the
call to arms. Moe Forgotson with
a hustling committee is in charge OF
the AFFAIR his month and promises
something unusual in the line OF
entertainment in conjunction with
the dance.
4 string of fighters of all weights
-ana classes are In training at the
rooa.s OF the club, at the present
time and numbered among these
fistic artists is Frank (Sturdy)
o'Leary. Many fans are on hand
nightly to witness the training of
the pugilists. A baseball nine will
feature the activities of the club this
summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
Roosevelt Separates Set
For Game On Home Court

Martin played with the Separates in
this game.
Since the defeat at the hands Of
the Speed~ays. the Separates have
played many games at home and
away. and have established a rec
ord which makes them a real con-
tender for the championship OF the
county and district. The Separates
won the first nine games on their
home court. and nave won ten out
OF twelve games played on Cough
Inns auditorium 10 date.
The Newark Triangles. the only
combination successful IN defeating
the Separates pm the Roosevelt court
did the trick twice. The 1riangies
are scheduled to play the Speed
ways on the Auditorium court next
Saturday night.
Chuck" Solador. New York state
league referee. will be the eleventh
man on the floor in the game to-
morrow night. He can be depended
upon to handle the contest in
BILE fashion. Solador has refereed
many basketball games in this vi
entity during the past several sea-
There will be a preliminary game
tomorrow night between two junior
teams .one from Woodbridge and
the other from Roosevelt. The
preliminary game will start about
s o'clock, and there will be dancing
as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
MAURER ATHLETIC CLUB 9
OPENS DIAMOND SEASON

The Maurer Athletic Association
baseball team will ofncially open its
season on the Maurer field tomor-
row afternoon in q game with the
Bayonne Field Club. Manager Ur-
banski announced today that he ex-
poets to give all Of his men q chancs
in this contest.
Oldenboom or Dunton will start
against the Bayonne team. and the
pitching is expected to be divided
evenly between the two. Low or
Fowler will do the receiving, and
Kochek, Urbanski and the Dametsch
brothers will occupy the infield posi-
tions. Zalari, christensen. Sabo
and Faltisco IRE slated to do the
outield work for the locals.
Tomorrow's game will be started
promptly at . o'clock and a big
crowd il expected out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
SpeedWays & Nationals
In Action Again Tonight

done the locals will have a real
chance of handing a lacing to the
New 'kers. Moeltner put up a game
fight against Horse" Haggerty of
the CeItics on the local court last
Monday night and he made a real
hit with the fans.
TIE offensive strength of the Riv-
erside team which represented South
Amboy on the court two seasons ago
is what the Speedways have to con-
tend with tonight, for "Gil" Schwab
and Eddie Schelling played with the
Riverside team of two years ago.
These two players are among the
fastest in Newark this season. Both
OF these players are well liked by
the fans of this city and South Am
boy.
Just how the S~peedways will line
up for their big game tomorrow
night in Roosevelt has not been
DESTROYS of coping tomorrow
nights contest M matter what the
expense. for a victory will eliminate
the Separates from the running and
make. the locals the undisputed
champions of the Third Congression-
al district. 1t is probable that many
fans from Roosevelt who have not
seen the Speedsters in action in
some time will come out for a final
look tonight for the purpose of judg-
ing their present day strength as
compared with that of the Separ-
ates.
"Pingy'' Pengitore will referee
tonight. There will be dancing as
usual, and the conteet is slated to
start at $50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
App|egate and Pou|sen
Granted Baseball Lease

z Harry Chunk" Apologize and Ed
ward Mooney" Poulsen, veterans of
the local baseball lots, were yester-
day granted the lease for the Rari-
tan Copper Works baseball field. APP
plegate and Poulsen will be In
charge of the baseball team which
will be the representative nine Of the
city this year.
Following the announcement that
khe award had been made in their
favor, Messrs. App,egate and Poul-
sen announced that it was their aim
10 give the city a real representa-
tive baseball nine and with a real
representative team in this city 1t
win be possible to book some real
attractions for the local field.
No definite decision has been
Dreached as to when the local semi
bro aggregation will open the sea-
son. but it is probable that the OPEN
ing will be staged a week from next
Sunday. Applegate will be in charge
of the team on the field and he is
busy at present outlining plans for
the signing up of the men who viii
form a part Of this team.
Fans in this Section are we'll aware
of the aid these two men have given
to sport since their initial entrance
INTO same. Applegate's real career
started with the crack Franklin
team Of a few years ago although he
played with numerous other inde-
pendent and factory teams. He is
well liked throughout this section
and should deliver the goods as the
field manager of the team.
Poulsen was a member OF the
crack Danish Sociable baseball team
of years ago. He has been interest
cd in all sports since the dav he
first stepped out on the baseball lot
and is today OF Middlesex coun-
RVS leading figures in the boxing
fame. PouIsen u manager OF Mid
ret Joe Cclletti a contender fcr the
ryweigh. championship of the world
and also several other boxers in this
vicinity.
Under the leadership of Apple
Agate and Poulsen, local fans can
rcet assured that the baseball game
will be brought back on a pre-war
scale. Field Manager Applegate
has agreed to a%equaint the public
with his players as they are signed.
SO that Il Is probable the entire line
up Of the local representative team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08

Tomorrow night at Coughlin's au-
ditorium, Roosevelt. the Speedways
of this city will clash with the
Roosevelt Separates in the second
game of a series which will decide
the Middlesex county and third con-
gressional district championships.
The contest is slated to start at s:15
O'Clock and a record crowd is ex-
pected TO be in attendance.
Due 10 the fact that Hank"
Thomas is out of the game on &C.
count OF illness. the Speedways
have a new man at center in this
contest. The name of the player has
not been made known. but the re-
Imainder of the Speedway lineup will
be chosen from the Handerhan
brothers. Bradley, Brownmiller and
Sutton.
The Roosevelt Separate quintet
will take the court with Dave Fem
and "Yf" Hubbard. forwards; Pete"
Hansen. center. and Freddy Glochau
and Rufie Allen. guards. Chip" Cut
ter will be the sixth man on the
roster of the Roosevelt team for this
game.
Early in the season before the
Roosevelt team had opened on its
home court. the Speedways scored
Ia one-point victory ove the Sepa-
rates on the Auditorium court.
Freddy Glochau, "Yf" Hibbard.
"Chip" Cutter. Sam Dubow and Irv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08

The winona girls basketball team
of Paterson, the combination which
thrice defeated the Roosevelt Center
girls. may be booked to appear on
the local court before the close OF
the season.
The results of numerous trades
during the winter will be visible
when the big league teams take the
field next Wednesday afternoon.
The committee in charge Of the
smoker to be given by the Roosevelt
fire department in Coughlin's audi
torium in the near future. Is hard at
work completing preparations for
the event.
Rivalry shown between basketball
representatives of adjacent towns the
past season may be a sign that the
old diamond rivalry between Perth
Amboy. Tottenville. Woodbridge and
Roosevelt may be renewed this sum-
mer.
Arrow Juniors at South Amboy to-
morrow afternoon. Thulleson will
pitch for the visitors.
Roosevelt fans will be given plenty
of action tomorrow, a baseball game
in the afternoon and a basketball
game at night. It is the first base
ball contest this season in the bor-
ough.
The Salem heavy midget nine
would like to book games with heavy
midget or light junior teams in this
city or vicinity. ]. Ballo, 1877 Car
son avenue. IL manager. He can be
reached by calling Perth Amboy,
1894.
A notable feature Of the Original
Celtics victory owe Trenton on
wednesday night was the fact that
the latter quintet made only n
field goal.
The local Y. NJ. H. A. quintet play
ed great ball against Newark on
Thursday night. The two eams
battied hard throughout. Both teams
missed a number OF shots.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
GIL scHWAB, RIVERSIDE FAV0R/7E; 0N AUD0 COURT
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The Tottenvills baseball season
will be opened about the first Sun
day in May.
The Sheridans will meet the Ma
tionals at Whitehead's field. South
Amboy. tomorrow afternoon. Primka
will pitch for the Sheridans, while
Sepka will do the receiving.
Little has been heard of Midtown
to date this season in baseball cir
Giles. The tiretown representative
basketball team did not carry off any
championship honors this season.
The bowling tournaments being
run at the Argonne and Bohnsack
alleys will have to occupy the atten-
ton of local bowling fans for the
remainder OF the season. The Elks'
state league closed Thursday.
Coach waddelf expects to estab-
lish a real record on the diamond
with his baseball team this season.
The high school boys are out work.
ing every afternoon weather per-
mits.
Many OF the leading baseball play
ers will be unable to play the open
ing games of the season next We'd
nesday, because of injuries sustained
while in their respective training
camps. Managers Speaker and Obj
of the Cleveland and Detroit teams
respectively. r two of the men laid
up with injuries.
The New Brunswick lodge Of Elks
is expected to enter a team in the
Elks state league next season. This
probably will mean the dropping out
of one of the teams in the circuit
this year or the addition Of another
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
MARY'S COPS
DECIDING GAME
Coach Eppinger's Players
Win Rubber on Home Court
School Champs

SOUTH AMBOY. April s:-St.
Mary's high school basketball team
COPIED the deciding game of their
city scholastic championship series
with the South Amboy high school
quintet on st. Mary's hall court last
night by a score OF 1924. The
largest crowd that ever entered this
hall to witness a basketball game
was in attendance.
James and Oliver were the shin
ing lights for the visiting team, the
formers foul shooting kept his team
in the running. Jdanewiez and
French starred for the winning
team. French had been out of the
game for several weeks on account
Of an injury sustained in an auto
mobile accident. but he showed old
time form last night.
Cal Meury, of Rutgers College.
held the whistle in this game.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
FUL[ERTOM|S
AGAIN WINNER
Pemberton's Bowling Team
Loses Two Out of Three
Games at "Y"
Standing in Y. NJ. G. A. Fvc-Man
Bowling League

No change in the standing Of the
teams in the five-man team bowling
league was caused by Fullerton
team winning two out of three from
Pemberton's quintet last night. Full
lerton holds second place and Penn
berton remains in third.
The first game was won by Penn
berton's "Louies" with a two PIN
margin. Lloyd johnson being high
man with 200. Fullerton hit 191 In
this game. Matters were evened up
in the next when Fullerton's COM
bination won with eleven pins to
spare. Simonsen's 1919 was high IN
game. Smiths 16S being second. the
deciding game went to Fullerton's
team by a margin Of f~orty-eight pins.
Pemberton and Fullerton each coll
lecting 100 in this game. High e
rage for the night went to Fullerton
with $50 while Pemberton was Sec
ond with III.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
newark BIG FIVE TO PLAY
1T P. PLAINS TONIGHT

The Newark Big Five basketball
team will clash with the Beauvais
Post, American Legion quintet of
|Tottenville on the Pleasant Plains
court tonight. The Newark five was
booked after an effort to secure the
Roosevelt Separates for this date,
had failed.
The home team will lineup in reg
ular fashion with Covell, Preacher.
Sher, La Forge and Price. In the
near future it Ia expected the playing
Of the finals in the Staten Island
championship series. will take place.
All three teams r at present tied
in this tourney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08

for the coming season may be an
nounced before the end of next
week.
Following the makeup of his own
team. Manager Applegate will start
o prepare his schedule for the
season. He has not made any an
nouncement regarding just what
team he will book for the opening
game, but he has agreed to bring
the best Of attractions to this city.
According to information received,
Percy Cunningham. Joseph Mullen
and the. Applegate-Poulsen combine.
were tho only persons who made a
bid for the use of tn Raritan Cop
per Works field this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
Celtics win Another

The Original Celtics Of New York
won another basketball contest last
night. They defeated Frank Brug-
gy's Elizabeth Champs by . score
Of s3-3e. It was the Arst defeat Tor
the Elizabeth team IN thirteen starts.
"Dutch" Dehnert starred for the Gel
tics. Many local fans were In at
tendance at the Elizabeth arn1ory
when the game got under way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
Riversides at Roosevelt

The Riverside baseball team OF
this city will play the Harmony Club
nine of Roosevelt at Brady's held in
Roosevelt tomorrow afternoon. The
Riversides will leave the corner OF
and will make the trip by bus. The
Riverside lineup will include. Kane,
Love, Thurston, Stratton. Reid and
Lagoda. The game 10 scheduled to
start at 3 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
Flyers 70 Play

The Flyers baseball team, heavy
Junior champions Of this city last
season, will play their first game OF
the season tomorrow afternoon with
the Raritans of South Amboy on
the Lumber Field diamond. The
rame will start at 2:3o o'clock. NAL
lett and Desmond will do the pitch
ing for the locals. and II. Peter
son will be stationed behind the bat.
Adams. Freeman. Haney and kusn-
man are slated for the inheld berths
and Hilferty. Miltner and Near
thur for the outer gardens. Near
thur ID caption of the Flyers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08

Managers of the local industrial
baseball teams should get together
at an early date in an effort to or
ganize a factory league. A county
Industrial league should be organ-
lied II a local circuit cannot be
formed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
guards

David Hank Thomas is recuper-
ating front an attack of the grippe.
and his physician has ordered him
to lay off basketball for several
days at least. For this reason 1t
was necessary to get a new man to
Jump against the Turner'S big en-
ter. Davis is one of the best pivot
men who appeared against the
Speedways on the local court this
season. He is a product of the
Ninety-second Street Y. NJ. II. A.
and has been playing with the Har-
mony Club for four years.
It is the opinion of the Speedway
PLAYERS that Davis can get the
jump on Moeltner and IL this is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08
GEORGE H.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER
81 LEWIS ST. PHONE i4o9-W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-08

With Harry Davis. six foot. three
inch pivot man of the New York
Harmony Club. occupying the center
position the Perth Amboy Speed
ways expect to take the measure of
the National Turner's in the contest
on the Auditorium court tonight.
This is. the second appearance Of the
Turner's on the local court this sea-
son. they having registered a ten
point victory over the locals in their
first appearance.
I How they will line up:
Spcedways Turner's
II. Handerhan .......... Schwab
SutlOn 49,. Il. CCuciiihb
Brownmiller ........... T~ueschler
forwards
Davis Moeltner
center
Bradley clark
B. Handerhan .Schwankert
a.aIa