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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1922-11-09

For Bismarck and vicinity:
Rain tonight and Friday; not
much change in temperature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
NINE
STRENGTHENED
Will Play Return Game at
MataWan Tomorrow
Afternoon

An interesting game is carded for
the Matawan grounds tomorrow af-
ternoon. The Glover baseball teai1
of this city. managed by Michael
Stolz, will cross bats with the Mata-
wan representative aggregation.
Matawan defeated the Clovers earl
Ter in the season in a hard fought
game and the Washington boys are
u for revenge.
Manager Stolz has indicated that
the lineup of the visiting team will
be considerably bolstered for the
contest tomorrow and for the re
mainder of the season. The choice
of Manager Stolz for the mount
duty has not been made known. but
it is probable that Herman Jeroff
will be found on the hill when the
game gets under way.
The Matawan team will line up in
regular fashion and Manager Jack
Wilson is confident that his team
will again down the colors of the
Glover nine. The Glover players and
a delegation of rooters will leave by
one of the Middlesex buses from In
front of F. Pucci's grocery store on
Washington street about lis
O'Clock.
Manager Stolz desires it made
known that his team is now ready
for the Maurer outfit, and changes
to be made in the lineup of the
Clovers will enable this outfit to
combat some of the leading teams
in this state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
TWO CONTESTS
SCHEDULED
Montanas and McKinIeyS to
Play at Maurer
Field

Two big games are carded for the
Maurer baseball field, one tomorrow
afternoon and the other Tuesday
afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon the
Montanas of Staten Island, a leading
contender for the baseball cham
pionship of Staten Island, will OPP
pose Manager John Urbanski's team.
On Tuesday afternoon the Mckin-
leys of Newark, is the attraction
booked.
The Montanas recently met defeat
at the hands of the Aquehongas of
~Tottenville, and they are DESTROYS of
making up for this setback by down.
ing the colors of the Maurer COM
bine. With Max Wagenhoffer on the
hill, Manager Urbanski is confident
that the Montanas will return to
Stapleton with a defeat attached to
their record.
The McKinleys claim to be one OF
the strongest travelling teams in Es-
sex county, and upon their showing
against the Maurer team they ex
pect to arrange bookings in South
Jersey. Wagenhoffer also is expect
ed to pitch for the Maurer team
in the game on Tuesday afternoon,
The remainder of the Maurer line.
up is scheduled to be the same as in
recent games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01

with leading semi-pro teams.
The lineup ent by Manager Fe-
hon to Manager Charley Hilker of
the Aquehongas follows: Storr. third
base, Marshall & Ball; Evans, second
base, Orange; Simpson, left field,
minor league; Potts, shortstop,
minor league: Lawrence. first base,
New York semi-pro; Wilson, right
field. Orange; Coen, center field,
Orange; Scorso. catcher. New York
semi-pro; Samuelson and Spencer,
pitchers, Meadowbrooks.
Aicer Jensen who twirled in an
efficient manner against the Lincoln
Giants Thursday night, but lost out
by a 81 margin. will probably start
against the Professionals tomorrow
afternoon. Sickles and Hallowell
also will be ready for mound service.
On Tuesday afternoon the Aque-
hongas will play the Wilmingtons
and the twilight game scheduled for
next Thursday night is with the Gu
ban Stars. Kenny, left fielder of the
Aquehongas, is no longer with the
team and a shift will be made start
ing tomorrow. q
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
CASEY9 PLAY
|NG0T OUTFIT
On Raritan Copper Works
Field This After

There is great interest in the game
slated for the Raritan Copper works
field this afternoon, between the
Raritan Copper Works and the
knights of Columbus baseball teams,
both of this city. 1t is the first
meeting of the two combinations
this season.
Last Saturday afternoon the Ca
seys were scoring a victory over the
Howe Rubber Company nine of New
Brunswick, while the Raritan Cop
per Works team was suffering a de-
feat at the hands of the Camp Rarl-
tan soldier nine at Camp Raritan.
The Ingots have not been going as
strong this season as was expected.
although they are the only ones
credited with a win over the Unit
ed Lead works outfit. The United
Lead works team defeated the *. Oh
C. combination on the Lead Works
field several weeks ago.
Jeroff will probably be sent to
the mound for the Caseys, while
Read or Desmond will be Manager
~Applegate's choice to do the pitch
ing for the 1ngot machine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
Monday at Crescent

Learning how to be properly as
phyxiated is one of the latest lessons
to be forced on the motion picture
player.
EASY" some one says.
But how easy? A person might
writhe and struggle-and "get by"
with ninety-nine people out of a hun
dred. Eut the other one-a doctor
or a nurse who understood gas re-
actions-would protest inaccuracies.
In Everything for Sale" a May
McAvoy picture coming to the Cres-
cent theatre for two days beginning
Monday, the young star is accident
ally locked in a closet. In her strug-
giles to get loose she breaks a rub
Der gas connection and before being
rescued undergoes the agony of
semi-asphyxiation.
To get this effect Miss McAvoy is
said to have studied for weeks. She
visited all the Los Angeles hospitals,
especially the Receiving Hospital
where all suicide cases are taken.
And she talked with many physi-
clans and policemen who have seen
such cases. Not to mention reading
several books on the subject.
There are right and wrong ways
Of being ~'gassed'," says Miss McAvoy
wisely, "and I intended to avoid
anybody writing in about ~inaccura-
cies. I think even the doctors will
say I was gassed right"
This scene, while intensely dram
attic, is but one portion of a very
absorbing tale having to do with a
girl who has to make the decision
between marrying for love and for
money. Thrill scenes wherein Miss
McAvoy and Eddie Sutherland are
dashed on wave-swept rocks are a
feature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
CA9EYS READY
FOR LEH|CHS
Game on Grove St. Grounds
is Attracting Great
Interest

The Lehigh baseball team of this
city will attempt t. succeed in doing
in Woodbridge tomorrow afternoon,
what other Perth Amboy teams
have failed to do so far this season,
register a victory over the knights
of Columbus team of that place. The
Caseys have been going at a good
pace and were defeated only once,
in this game by the Catholic Club
of Plainfield.
Bob Risley will occupy the mound
for the home team. while Pender
will be stationed behind the bat.The
remainder of the team will he prac-
tlcally the same as has been per-
forming on the Grove street grounds
this season.
Ten Eyck or McGinnis are sched-
uled to do the heaving for the WIS.,
iting combination, while Jacobs or
Rush will be on the receiving end.
The Lehighs have been exhibiting
a good brand of ball this season and
hope to register a victory over the
Caseys.
On Tuesday afternoon the Caseys
and the Woodbridge Field Club
clash in the first game for the cham
pionship of Woodbridge. 1t is prob
able a three-game series will be ar
ranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
SOMERV!LL!-E
HAS RECORD
Team Has a Seven Game
Winning Streak to
Date

With "Waffles" Brownmiller on
the mound and Fanny Terio be-
hind the bat, the Acme nine of this
city feels confident of its ability to
down the colors of the Somervilie
Athletic Association nine on the lat
ter's grounds this afternoon.
The Somerville team boasts of a
sever game winning streak at the
present time, compiled against some
of the leading teams in that section
of the state. A victory for the Ac-
mes in this game will mean a great
deal in the way of future bookings
in that vicinity.
Flynn, Yves Hansen, Pelligrene,
Thomas. Adams, Young and Fimiani
are slated to occupy the remaining
positions in the Acme lineup for the
game this afternoon.
The Acmes will leave "Panny's''
store on New Brunswick avenue
about 1870 o'clock this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
|POL|CE HAVE
TWO BOOKINGS
Trenton Police and Lib
erty Firemen to Play
Cops

Bill Seiboth has arranged two
games for his Perth Amboy Police
Social Club baseball team. Next
Thursday afternoon the Trenton po-
lice team will come here to engage
in a game with the locals on the
Raritan Copper Works field, and on
ASaturday afternoon the local blue
coats will engage in a return game
with the Liberty Hook and Ladder
Company on the Raritan Copper
Works field. =.
On Thursday afternoon with Molly
pitching and The regular local lineup
on the field. fans of this vicinity
can Judge the chance the local po-
lice team will have for state police
honors, inasmuch as the Trenton
team boasts of having n of the
leading combinations in the race for
the championship.
AWeek ago the Liberty Hook ana
Ladder Company team defeated the
police, and Manager Bill Seiboth is
confident that his men will even
matters when the two teams clash
this Saturday. The Liberties are
newly uniformed and are a leading
contender for the county fire depart
ment championship.
billy and Zanzaiari will probably
r>lhe pitching for the locals In
n e games. The police will no
n Ter play teams that are not uni-
IN he'd. Manager Seiboth has an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
HOPE
To STOP STREAK
Will Play at Charleston, S. l.,
Grounds TimorroW
Afternoon

The Charleston nine OF Staten ISL
and, has an eleven game winning
streak at the present time. This
team has not been defeated to date
this season and omorrow afternoon
the fast travelling st. Emery nine OF
this city. will be given a second
chance to stop the rush of the ISL
and aggregation.
The last time these two teams
met, the st. Emery nine fell shy one
run in a ninth inning rally. three
men being left on bases. The st.
Emery players are of the opinion
that they can get to Smith in the
early rounds and thus sew up a VIC
tory.
Mallett or Gardella VIII work on
the mound for the visitors. while
Smith is slated to do the hurting for
the home team. Smoyak will be sta
toned behind the bat for the Saints,
and the remainder of the positions
on the visiting team will be occupied
the same as last Sunday afternoon.
The Saints and fans will meet
at the ferry at 1880 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon. Manager Sellyei is
DESTROYS of arranging a game for
Fourth of July afternoon with any
senior team having home grounds.
He can be reached by calling ESQ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
SOLDIERS To
PERFORM HERE
Scheduled to Play Blue and
Grays in Preliminary
Game

In the preliminary contest on the
Raritan Copper Works field tomor~
row afternoon the Blue and Grays.
n of the leading diamond combi-
nations of North Amboy. will cross
bats with the Camp Raritan SOL
diers. The Blue and Grays are COW
tenders for North Amboy baseball
championship honors.
The Camp Raritan soldiers re-
Gently defeated the Raritan Copper
Works nine at Camp Raritan, and
also the st. Emery team. another
local outfit. The record of the sol
diers to date this season compares
favorably with the leading teams in
Middlesex county.
Billy Sunday will occupy the
mound for the Blue and Grays in
this game, and he will have his reg
nlar lineup behind him. The lineup
of the soldiers will be the same as
in recent contests, and their best
pitching bet will be started.
This game will be started prompt
ly at 1880 o'clock and will be over
in time to allow the main game to
&C on at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
BOYS HAVE TWO BIG CONTESTS ON FOR TOMORROW
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Two games in one day, n in the
morning, is an unusual experience
for the members of the Perth Am
boy Athletic Association nine and II
may effect their work in the after
noon game against the crack Plaln-
fields of New York.
The boxing contest between
Jimmy Jackson of New York and
Joe Colletti of Poughkeepsie. seized
uled for Rockaway last night, was
called off because the former in
jured an arm in training, according
to a report received in this city.
Stevie Christensen, one of The
best outfielders this city ever
ed of in the days of the Danish So
cable Athletic Club nine. is still In
terested in the great diamond game
inasmuch as he is one of the FIRST
to purchase New York papers upon
their arrival in this city each eve
ming.
In all branches of sport, Perth
Amboy has been able to boast of al
least one good athlete, for a good
many years back, football, baseball
trapshooting, basketball and similar
sports.
Ia. Seiboth has arranged two
more big games for his Police So.
cial Club nine. Both are scheduled
for the latter part of next week.
An interesting athletic program
has been arranged to be staged in
connection with the Y. M. H. A. pic
mic scheduled for tomorrow. Leo 5
Lowenkopf has arranged this pro-
gram.
The Rocky Midgets defeated the
Landings by a score of 60 yesterday
afternoon. Teddy Huddes and Johr
Prya made home run clouts in this
game. The Landings made two
hits.
Amboy baseball fans will be Rec
Bank bound prior to 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning, the time set fol
the start of the contest between the
Amboys and the Red Bank Orioles
Judging from the plans of loca
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01

field positions will be taken care of
by Scally, Forman, DZurilla and
Mazurek, while Loeser, Romer and
Kenny will patrol the outer gardens.
Scally and Kenny will play their first
game with the Amboy team on the
Red Bank field.
Red Bank has one of the strong
est teams in South Jersey this sea-
son, and the home games are played
on the enclosed race track field,
which is situated just off the road to
Long Branch. The Amboy players
will leave Ed Poulsen's store on
Market street promptly at 8 o'clock
in the morning, and many other au-
tomobiles will go from this city.
Plainfields Coming Strong
The Plainfields of New York, the
first combination to register a win
over the Recreations OF Plainfield
on the latter's field this season, Is
the combination booked to oppose
the locals IN the Raritan Copper
Works field tomorrow afternoon. If
the Amboys can put up good show
ing against the Plainfields. the locals
car beat the R~ecreatioas here a
week from tomorrow.
Johnny PentZ, of Elizabeth, who
has pitched for the Pearls in the
Union County League this season,
who last season received Il tryout in
the International League. will do
the pitching for the Amboys in the
game tomorrow afternoon. providing
Applegate works in the morning
contest. PentZ is a left handler and
should go good against the hard
hitting New York aggregation.
Al Lorenzo, crack backstop of
the local team, spoke for Pentz and
he surely will work hard in order
that Pentz may make O. favorable
showing with the local team. Lo-
renzo is one of the best players on
the local team at the present time.
and is without a doubt one of the
best catchers eve signed to play
with a local team.
Tom Henshaw, hard hitting first
sacker of the Amboys, is out of the
game with a broken collarbone. He
will be absent from the lineup for
several weeks, it is believed. Harry
Robedee will umpire the game to-
morrow afternoon, which will start
, at $3.50 o'clock. A preliminary
game is scheduled to start at 1870
o'clock.
Announcement is Made
In connection with an announce
ment this morning that the Amboys
will lay off on Tuesday, Fourth of
July, Messrs. Poulsen and Apple
gate announce that they have the
Raritan Copper Works baseball field
leased for Sunday and holiday dates
and having nothing to do with the
field on ether dates. They have
nothing to say in regards to
awarding the use of the field for
twilight games. The latter an
nouncemert is in regard to recent
statements made in regard to the
alleged inability Of the industrial
teams to III the Raritan Cop
per Works field to play league
games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01

Manager Bill Sheehan of the
Perth Amboy Speedway baseball
team has announced further changes
in the lineup of his team in prepar-
alton for their game tomorrow al
ternoon with the Alerts of Atlantlc
Highlands, which will be played on
the Atlantic Highlands grounds.
Oldenboom or Mickey Milchick
will be sent to the mound for the
! visitors and Meyer Larson will lie
stationed behind the bat. Frank
Rader is slated for first base, Leahy
for second, Tom Burke for short,
Brown for third. Smalley for left
field, Pfeiffer for center and Gus
Nesley for right field.
The Speedway pilot is of the opin-
ion that the new changes will aid
the team materially and he is conf
dent of the ability of his forces to
down the colors of the fast going
Alert combination.
The Amboy players will meet at
the corner of Madison avenue and
Smith street at l o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The Speedways are with
out a game for Tuesday afternoon
and are ready to arrange a booking
with any senior team in the state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
|rVington Players To
Oppose Aquehonga Nine

The Irvington Professionals with
Samuelson or Spencer on the mound
r scheduled to oppose the Aque-
hongas of Tottenville on the latter's
field tomorrow afternoon. This
combinations reputation was made
mainly through the stellar mound
work of Ark Teuscher, recently
signed by the Recreations of Plain
field.
The Professionals are known
throughout North and South Jersey.
having played some of the leading
teams in this state since %organiza-
tion.t Last season with Teuscher
pitching, the Irvingtons defeated the
Red Bank Orioles. 10, the home
team having failed to secure a
lsafety,
Already this season this combi-
nation has played the Freehold and
Red Bank teams, and numerous
other leading scmi-pro teams. Sam
uelson. it is said. formerly played
with the Detroit Americans. while
the remainder of the positions on
the team are occup ed ty players
who have had considerable service
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
Orioles Away Morning,
P|ainfieIdS Here P. NJ.
Kenny Has Been Signed

Tomorrow is a big day for the
members of the Perth Amboy Ath-
letic Association nine. In the morn
ing they travel to Red Bank to cross
bats with the Oriole nine of that
place. one of the leading teams in
Monmouth county. and in the after
noon the Plainfields of New York
come here to clash with the Perth
Amboys in a game on the RaritaH
Copper Works field.
AppIcgate TO Pitch
From present indications, Field
Manager Harry Chunk" Applegate
will start against the Orioles in the
game on the latter's field tomorrow
morning. Red Banks pitching
choice has not been announced but
it is probable that Stryker will draw
the assignment for the home combi-
nation.
Lorenzo will be stationed behind
the bat for the visitors, and the in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
lRGAN|zED CRESCENTS
TO PLAY At SPOTSWQ0D

CASBEY, July THE reor-
led Crescents will endeavor to
anew under the managem ent
Joseph Damback, when they
hey to Spotswood tomorrow af-
xop to meet the fast nine of that
The team will leave from the
r. station.
trausky. Sullivan, Grispart, Jo-
8Jensen and others will be in the
Fcent lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
Keasbey Crescents at Spotswood

SPOTSWOOD, July 1.-The Keas-
hey Crescents, with a good record,
will come to Spotswood on Sunday
afternoon to cross bats with the To-
Gals who are yet to suffer a defeat
this season. Nisonoff. who left the
team last week, will be back in the
lineup this Sunday and with Steele
behind the bat a victory should be
assured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
BOWLING SEASON ENDS
At Y. NJ. c. A. LAST NIGHT

The 1922 bowling season was
brought to a close on the Y. M. 9.
A. alleys last night, many of the
regulars being on hand to roll their
last games of the season and see
the distribution of prizes to the win
ners of the recently completed head
pin tourney. Free bowling was IN
order and many took advantage OF
this chance to "knock-em-dead"
without consulting pocketbooks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
Hard Game For Eagles

EEASBEY, July 1.-The Eagles
beet another hard game tomorrow
Arnoon, when they meet the Old
{dge team atithat place.
kaptain Copernash will use the
pwing lineup in tomorrow's
re: Parsler, pitcher; Copernash,
her; Grispart, first base; ia
second base; John Stark.
ttop; Joseph Stark, third base;
II, Dolina and Romer, out
rs. The team will make the
by truck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
Keystones to Play

The Keystone baseball team of
this city will play the White Stars
at Sayreville tomorrow afternoon
and on Tuesday afternoon will en-
gage in a game with the Celtics Of
Prince Bay. S, I.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01

Dick mastts pet of Jake sivernan. Russian. was condennnedtt to-
not possess a dog. Moved by Slverrnans affection for the animal,
Samuel Conver. attorney, took the matter into court Now Dick will
be a ward Of the S. p. c. A. until Snver1nan gets citizenship papers,
Picture shows Dick and Sivermans children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01

Conditions for boxing. basketball
and other sports in this section. will
be considerable better in this vicinity
next season, judging from the pres
ent outlook.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01

sports, an open air boxing show will
be staged in this city in the near
future, and if the first trial is sue
c~essful, other shows will be run
From present indications it is snot
likely that the two New York teams
will not win their respective pen
rants again this season. The Giants
judging from their present pace, are
booked TO repeat.
There are numerous different
opinions of the ability of Benny
Leonard and Jack Britton, as a re-
suit of their bout in New York,
Monday night.
An afternoon contest is slated tor
the Raritan Copper Works field this
afternoon. The Raritan Copper
Works and the Amboy Caseys will
clash in this game.
Kenny, hard hitting outielder of
the Aquehonga baseball team. was
signed on Thursday night by Book
ing Manager Ed Poulsen of the
Perth Amboys.
George Ward put up an alto
sether different fight against Mickey
Walker, his fellow townsman on
Thursday night. than he did the
first time he met Buyers weller
candidate.
The Recreations oil Plaintield
have numerous big games booked
for the next seven or eight days
| including games with the Lincoln
Giants, Bacharach Giants and the
Perth Amboys. This team plays
| here next Sunday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
New York 6, Philadelphia 4.
Boston 8, Brooklyn 2.
Cincinnati 9, Chicago 5.
st. Louis 6, Pittsburgh o.
American League
Boston 4. Philadelphia l.
st. Louis 10. Cleveland 3.
International League
Rochester 2, Toronto 1. =
Syracuse 6, Buffalo O.
GAMES TODAY
National League
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn At Boston.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
International League
JerHy City at Baltimore.
Reading at Newark.
Buffalo at Syracuse.
Rochester at Toronto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01
international League

JerHy City at Baltimore.
Reading at Newark.
Buffalo at Syracuse.
Rochester at Toronto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-01

International League
Rochester 2, Toronto l.
Syracuse 6, Buffalo 0.
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