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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
MERCHANTS VS..
professionals
important Match in City VOL
ley Ball League at "Y"
Tomorrow

Four City Volley Ball League
are scheduled to be played
-morrow night at the Y. M. {. A.
commencing at 1880 o'clock. The
Vocational School team and the
Bakelite combination will meet in
1.-THE match. At 7:45 o'clock the
Bankers and Nationals are sched-
uled to clash and at s o'clock the
Press and Lead Works will play. The
concluding match of the night will
most likely be the most interesting
and have the greatest effect upon
the league standing. 1t bringing to-
gether the Professionals and the
Merchants. Rev. Wilbert W~estcotts
Professionals have lost but two
games to date while Capt. George w.
Sharp's Merchants have lost but one.
A victory for the Professionals Will
practically eliminate the Merchants
chances for first. II the Merchants
win, however, 1t is likely that the
league will end in a tie for hrst be-
tween them and the Bakehte. ser
les OF games will then probably be
nIayed to determine the better COM
bination. Both the Merchants and
Bakelite have lost n match In the
league, the Bakelite beating the
Merchants and the Press team beat
ing the Bakelite. The Professional
Merchant match starts at $40
o'clock.
Two teams have completed their
achedule in the league, they being
the. Terra Gotta and Dry Docks. Two
more teams will finish up tomorrow
night, being the Nationals and Press.
Other games will be played on Man
day, Tuesday and Thursday nighta OF
next week in order that all paay
complete their schedules by psxt
Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
CRESCENTS TO PLAY
HUGUEM0T Nine

On Sunday afternoon the Crescent
baseball team will journey to Hugue-
rot, S. l., to furnish the attraction
against the fast going Huguenot
team.
The Staten Island team has a fast
combination of ball players this sea-
son and has defeated everything In
sight thus far.
Manager Fraser's Crescents have
the ability to put up a good brand
of ball as was shown in S~ayreville
last Sunday and every member OF
the team is confident of downing the
colors of the Husuenot nine.
The Crescents will probably use
the following men: w. Romer, Fras-
err, ]. Romer. Jensen. Damback.
Martin, Andersen. Gardella and
Westfeld.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
New Brunswick
BIG TURNOUT EXPECTED
FOR <. OF c. PRACTICE

The Perth Amboy Knights Of Co.
lumbus baseball team will hold a
practice session on the Raritan Cop
per Works field tomorrow night at
6:15 o'clock. John Harringto.l who
is promoting the baseball undertake
ing for the local council. is DESTROYS
of having all members who want TO
make the team, out for this practice.
New uniforms for the council
team are expected to arrive next
week and it is probable that the
opening game of the season will be
played Saturday. May 81. Ray Seq
uine has been chosen booking man
ager for the Casey team. and all
challenges should be directed to ss4
Prospect street. The Caseys are
anxious to meet the Cops and the
Keasbey IRE department team in
twilight games.
On Friday night. May rs. a dance
Will be run in the knights of Column
bus auditorium on High street. the
proceeds to assist in the baseball un-
dertaking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
KEASBEY EASLES TO Play
At SOUTH RIVER TONIGHT

KEASBEY, May 1.-The Eagles
will journey to South River Sunday
afternoon to cross bats with the Pa
GERS of that place.
Captain Copernash Of the local
team has bolstered his lineup con
siderabiy for this game and expects
his men to make a good showing.
The team will hold a practice ses-
sion Saturday afternoon.
The following lineup will be used
in Sundays game: H. G.off, first
base: A. Gloff, second base; Jenell,
third base; John Stark, Shortstop;
Grispart. left field: Joe Stark, GEN.
ter field; Kasto, right field; Copper
nash, catcher; Piasko. pitcher.
The team will leave for South
River by truck at 1 o'clock. Man.
ager j. Romer has a few open dates
for his team this month and is anx-
ious to book light senior teams.
Phone 6185 can reach him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Junior Team Of YIN. H. 1.
Made Great Court Record

The Junior basketball team OF the
local Y. NJ. II. A. won twenty-five
games out of twenty-seven played
during the past season. Only two
teams outside the association are
credited with victories over Man
.ager Fines outfit, the South AM
boy Boy Scouts and the Sacred
Hearts, also of South Amboy. The
other three wins. one by forfeit. are
credited to the intermediate team
of the association. The Juniors
lost only one game on the Y. VI.
H. A. court. the Ints being credited
with this victory. three points sepa-
rating the two teams at the close.
Horowitz was high scorer for this
outfit. he being credited with 207
points. an average of nine a game.
Fine was second high on the scor-
ing list with 16s points and Pol
kowitz was next in line with IA
counters. June, Kushinsky and Nah
Ter were the other members OF the
team and all assisted in point scor-
ing and the all around work of the
quintet.
Victories over the Plainfeld and
New Brunswick Y. NJ. H. A. junior
teams entitle the local outfit to the
junior championship of the Central
district, and the Juniors also claim
this title in Perth Amboy and Mid
dlesex county. In a majority of their
games the Juniors were outweighed.
A victory over the High School
Separates, a team which at one stage
in the game had five varsity men in
the lineup and the win scored over
the intermediates in the first game
Of their series. were the greatest
feats accomplished by Manager
Fino's team during the season.
The Juniors record:
Juniors, 20: Amboy Celtics. Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NINE
WINS TWO CONTESTS

The Perth Amboy grammar school
baseball team beat the Fords gram
mar school outfit on the Copper
Works field yesterday afternoon by
a score of 1913. Eearlier in the
week the grammar school team trav-
eled to South Amboy to pla ythe
grammar school nine of that place.
and after compiling thirty-seven
runs, while the home players were
held ~scoreless. the umpire awarded
the game to the visitors. 80.
Moe Lewkowitz umpired the game
Yesterday afternoon. Yuschik and
Budney were in the points for the
Amboy team, while Meyer was on
the mound for the Fords team.
Pucci, Kapastecky. Yatsko, Claus,
Dublin and Russo secured hits for
the Amboy team in the game yester-
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
BY NORRIS

Comfort" is the keynote of the
question Of Clothing the outdoors
man." confdes Rex Beach. Herein
he lets you in on some worthwhile
secrets.
Always carry an extra shirt.
When I am wet from Precipitation.
rain or snow I change into a dry
shirt.
mo matter whether I am on a
mountain peak or in q spruce swamp
I change to a dry shirt at noon.
Wear a dry shirt and you have
no idea how comfortable you will
feel. The wet one will dry as well
IL you wear it on the outside. No
matter how cold the weather is, just
strip right down and put on that dry
shirt.
The matter Of footwear is prob
ably more important than any other
item of veal for the hunter. Keep
the foot in a natural posture. Nc
man can travel in comfort on fiat
arches. Wear shoes or packs thai
are plenty big, but not too big. KeeI
your feet from becoming blistered
and chafed. While I don't mind the
hardships that go with hunting. still
I try to eliminate them when pos
] sible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11

BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

would like to engage in a game with
a senior team having home grounds.
The Speedway basketball team
will finally close the season this
Saturday night. The contest this
week will be with the Montanas of
Stapleton, recognized champions OF
Staten Island.
The Turner baseball team which
defeated the Flyer Juniors last
Sunday. would like to arrange a
game with a light senior team hav-
ing home grounds, for this Sun
day afternoon. r. Nehila, 457 Hall
avenue. is manager.
The Amboy high school baseball
team played another game in Red
Bank yesterday. The Atlantic High
lands varsity team will furnish the
opposition to Amboy in the locals
next home game tomorrow after
noon.
There is considerable interest
being taken in the return Of Joe
Balint. local bantam. to the ring. He
will fight Carl Morris at the Centre
A. G. show here Tuesday night.
Just a period of about five months
will elapse from the time the basket
ball season closes this Saturday night
until the next season Is opened in
October.
The West Amboy Feds defeated
the Eagles of K~easbey in a recent
game, 1915.
Alterations are being made to
Coushlin's auditorium in Roosevelt.
Next eason this building. the home
of the Separate basketball team, will
have a balcony and seating capacity
for a good sized crowd.
The Washington Midgets. defeated
the Red Tops. IT'S. and the Cuban
Star Midgets, 1913. last Sunday.
Ruth and Meusel will have to do
some smuggling to get the Yankees
back at the top Of the list for total
home runs knocked by a team in
either league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
DRY DOCK NINE
EASILY WINS
Industrial League Game is
Decided by 1871
Score

The Perth Amboy Dry Dock base
ball team had an cas- time regis
tering a win over the Perth Amboy
Hardware Company nine on the Rar-
itan Copper Works field last night,
in a regular scheduled industrial
league game. The score of this.con-
test was 1871.
Bill Crowell did the twirling and
Mike Tague. the receiving for the
winning team. while Joe Burns and
Gleason were in the points for the
vanquished. This was the first vic
tory for the Dry Dock team in this
league, and the first league game to
be played by the Madison avenue
outfit .
The winning team collected about
fifteen safeties of the delivery OF
Burns while Crowelrs offerings were
touched for six hits. The Hardware
team made its only run in the fourth
while the Dry Dock outfit started
scoring in the first stanza. The
game went nine innings.
Tonight the u. s. Cartridge and
Atlantic Terra Gotta teams are
scheduled to meet in a diamond
battle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
HIGH SCHOOL 8
AGAIN BEATEN
Red Bank Warriors Register
1911 Victory Over Grim
son and White TosserS

The Perth Amboy high school var
sity nine received another setback
yesterday afternoon at the hands OF
the Red Bank high school combina-
ton, the final score being. 1911.
Nedswicki started on the mound
for the visitors, but retired In the
fifth in favor of Captain Charlie Ko-
chek. Westcott succeeded Kochek
at the initial sack. Both Amlboy
pitchers were hit freely. as was Can
IONA. the Red Bank hurler.
Sam Sladkus played his first game
of the season with Amboy. and fea-
tured with the stick for the visitors.
He made two doubles and a triple
in four official times at the bat.
Scotch vas the batting hero for the
home team.
Tomorrow afternoon the Atlantic
Highlands team will play against the
local high school nine on the Rar-
itan Copper Works field.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
R%idgeWoOds May Continue
Streak It mboys Expense

Judging from the record made by
the Ridgewood nine of New York to
date this season. local fans al ex-
pect to witness the initial defeat of
the Perth Amboy Athletic Associa-
ton nine on the Copper Works field
Sunday afternoon.
The Ridgewoods have not received
a setback to date this year. This
team played a AS contest with Joe
Mullen's Amboy outfit on the Rari-
tan Copper works field last season.
and the ans are of the opinion that
the Ridgewoods put up one of the
best games on the local field last
year.
O'Molly pitched for the Ridge
woods in this game, and twirled a
great brand of ball. Amboy made
two hits of his delivery in the third.
two more in the sixth and its fifth
and last safety In the eighth. The
Ridgewood batters collected eight
hits off the delivery of A~pplegate.
In the ninth inning of the game
here last year. the New Workers sue
ceeded in sending one run across the
pan, but Apologize tightening up
with tho tieing and winning run on
third and second base respectively,
and the Ridgewoods returned home
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
the short end of the score.
Seek Revenge

with the snort n OF the score.
Seek Revenge
The New Workers are coming here
for revenge Sunday afternoon and
IL they succeed in scoring the initial
victory Of the a over the local
representatives, they will be even for
last year.
So far this season Amboy has
practically outclassed its opposition,
but this has been due entirely to the
heavy hitting strength of the local
outfit. With the exception of the
opening game, the local players by a
great batting squirt succeeded in
coming behind. The way the miners
hit last Sunday. it appeared 40 IL the
Amboyans were surely in for q set
back.
In the three games played to date,
Amboy has scored Thirty runs to If
teen for the opposition, and the To-
Gals have outhit their opponents,
forty-one to thirty. Although there
are many fans who favor the slug
ging game as was exhibited here
last Sunday, the greater majority OF
fans would rather sit through a
close game. a pitchers duel is more
interesting than a smuggling match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11

Joe Covelh Tottenville. basketball
player. will go into the ring for the
first time in his life next Tuesday
night at the Centre A. c. show. He
Is to fight Luke Jaeger Of Wood
bridge.
The Y. NJ. II. A. basketball team
brought its season finally to a close
on Tuesday night with a banquet
in the Hotel Madison. Basketball
emblems as a reminder Of the sea-
son. were presented to the players
and manager.
The Raritan midgets defeated the
Laurels, a heavy midget team, Mon
day afternoon on the Lumber field
diamond by a score of 1876. William
Hanie. telephone 132s-M. Is man.
ager OF this team.
A southpaw is expected to start
on the mound for the Amboy rep
resentative baseball team this Sun
day afternoon, and judging from re-
ports he should make good here.
The Aquehonga No. 1 bowling
team picked as one Of the strong
est teams IN n All staten Island
League went bad in the second half
and finished third in the circuit.
Staten Island is having a great
time deciding the champions in va
rious branches of sport this yeay
Two basketball series ended in a tie,
and the bowling league schedule has
been completed with two teams tied
for the lead.
The Yankee midgets defeated the
Amboy Swifts by a o of 1915,
and the Commerce street midgets,
1910 in recent games. H. Plain,
Az State street, phone S9-J, Is
manager of the Yankees.
Joe Colletti, popular local fly
| weight, has been engaged to fight
a tough opponent in Atlantic City
Monday night.
The Lehigh baseball team is
| without a game for this Sunday ar
ternoon, and Manager Frank Brown,
$50 Charles street. phone 1913
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
JUNIOR TEAM
WINS MATCH
Perth Amboy Y. N. c. A.
BoWlers Down So. Amboy
Junior Team

The Perth Amboy Y. M. C. A. jun
ior bowling team scored a decisive
win over the representative junior
team Of the South Amboy Y. N. e.
A. on the latter's alleys last night.
The visitors won all three games by
big margins, rolling 864. all and
866 while the home bowlers did not
total 500 in any one of the games.
Jensen, anchor man of the visiting
team, carried Off high score and high
average honors in this match. He
rolled 232. 212 and 1873 for an aver
age Of zoo. A. Gardella rolled the
only other double century in
this match, 215 in the second game.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
kEyPORT HIGH TO PLAY
ASBuRY PARK TOMORROW

KEYPORT, May 1.-THE Keyport
High School baseball team will cross
bats with the Asbury Park team to-
morrow afternoon on the new high
school diamond at South Keyport.
Next Wednesday the local team Will
play Woodbridge at home. while on
Friday, May 10, they will play the
Leonardo team at Leonardo.
On May "a the opponents will be
South River at Keyport, and on
Friday, May rs, the local team plays
Neptune at Asbury Park. and on
Wednesday. June 7. the locals Will
meet Perth Amboy at Perth AM
boy.
The concluding game will be play
ed on Friday, June 8 at AsDury
Park. The local team is being
coached by Arthur ]. Latham.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Carpenter Fights Tonight

: LONDON, May II (By The Asso-
ciated Press):-Georges Carpenter
will enter the ring tonight in the
Black Fires road arena a 3 to 1 fav-
orite over Ted (Kid) Lewis in their
twenty round match for the worlds
light heavyweight championship.
Interest is augmented by the
prospects of a match between the
victor and Jack Dempsey. The
heavyweight champion is here to
witness the battle and is confident
Carpenter will have a walkover.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Acme Midsets Want Game

SOUTH AMBOY, May 1.-THE
Acme Midgets. light senior baseball
team il anxious to hear from teams
whose age average il twelve years.
Manager John Nolan is anxious to
book teams from Perth Amboy and
Woodbridge. and can be reached by
calling South Amboy 25S-J. or writ
ing to 214 Cedar street. The fol-
lowing composes the club: Fftzmor-
ris, p; Nolan. 1b: Anderson. c:
Zdaniewicz. ab: Novack. 2b: Dowl-
ing. CT; Greene. II; Hankcwski, IS;
Jankowiski. IF.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
Chicago, 2; New York. 1 (eleven
innings).
Detroit, 10: Boston. ..
Washington, Q; st. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, z; Cleveland, 6.
National League
New York. 8; st. Louis, 2.
Philadelphia. 4: Chicago. 0.
Boston, 8; Cincinnati. 3.
Brooklyn Pittsburgh, wet grounds
international League
Toronto. s; Newark. (hrst
game).
Newark, 4; Toronto. 2. Second
game, called sever innings by agree
ment.
Rochester, 6; Jersey City. 4.
Syracuse, S; Baltimore, 4.
Buffalo. 6; Reading. 5.
GAMES TODAY
American League
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Boston.
National League
New York at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
International League
Jersey City at Bufalo.
Newark at Rochester.
Reading at Syracuse.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11

The Maurer baseball team is with
out a game for this Sunday and
Manager John Urbanski is DESTROYS
of arranging a booking with any
strong light senior or senior outf-,
game to be played on the Maurer
grounds or away. Manager Urban
SIX, can be reached by calling Perth
Amboy Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
AMbOY bOW[ERS
annex GAMES
Perth Amboy Letter Carriers
Win Match Rolled at New
Brunswick

The Perth Amboy Postofice bowl
ing team annexed q match bowied
with the New Brunswick Postoffice
team at New Brunswick last night.
The Amboy team won the three
games of this match. rolling 7s4.
85S and s67 against $50. 757 and
673 scores turned in by the home
team.
Clarence Hoffman of the visiting
team carried of high score and
high average honors in this set. He
rolled 15S. PIP and III for an
average Of 1901. Pemberton. anchor
man. for the visitors. rolled a 200
score in the third game.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
OPENING POLICE GAME
HAS Been CANCELLED

The baseball game between the
Perth Amboy Police Social Club and
the Keasbey Fire Department nine.
scheduled for tonight. has been can
celled because of the fact that a
number of members OF the police
team are out on special duty be-
cause of the strike in local plants.
1t is likely that these two teams
will engage in a game next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
LEAD WORKS NINE WILL
Play SOUTH AMBOY TEAM

The United Lead Works nine will
travel to South Amboy Saturday af-
ternoon to cross bats with the South
Amboy p. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. nina.
The game will be played on the
Pennsylvania railroad grounds and
an interesting contest is expected.
The Lead Works nine is leading
the local industrial league at the
present time with two victories and
no defeats. McNulty is scheduled
to do the hurting for the visitors in
this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Arknews Booking

The Arknew A. A., a fast travel
ing baseball team of Newark, would
like to arrange games with teams
having home grounds and Offering
suitable Inducements, such as the
Woodbridge Caseys, Norwoods OF
Long Branch, etc. r. Gardner. So
Holland street. Newark. is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Red Sox Juniors Practice

The Red Sox Juniors will hold a
practice tonight at $3.50 o'clock al
the Pennsylvania railroad grounds,
State and Center streets. All play
ers are requested to report. Thif
team is without a game for Sunday
anc challenges should be addressed
to at State street OF call SOS,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
CIoyers at Woodhridee

The Glover baseball team will
travel to Woodbridge this Sunday
afternoon to play the Woodbridge
Field Club nine. An interesting
game is expected. Last night the
Clovers held a practice session in
an effort to make up this Sunday for
the defeat of last week. Manager
Stolz still has . number OF open
dates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
vocatIona, schooI Beateu

The representative team of Voca-
tional School No. 2, travelled to Yves.
Orange yesterday and met defeat. I
to 6. Ruskowski pitched for the
visitors. Tomorrow afternoon the
local team will play Elizabeth on
the Copper Works field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
The score by innings.

Amboy $500. 10000 0 Ill
Red Bank -. 22216023x- ks
The summary: Home run. Scotch.
Three base hits. Scotch 3. Sladkus.
Kochek. Two base hits, Sladkus 2,
Nedswicki. Struck out by Neds-
wicki 8. Canzona s. Hit by pitched
ball Canzona (Sladkus). Stof&
bases, Mcqueen Q, Irwin, Larson.
Kochek, Rhodes. Double plays,
Kochek to Seaman: Crispel to Rose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11

Juniors. Il; Plainheld Y. NJ. H
A. II.
Juiors. 20: Crescents. 90.
Juniors, %: y. b. Independents.
Is.
Juniors, IS: Intermediates, Is.
Juniors. IS: n. 3. Y. NJ. II. A. Jun
iors. IL.
Juniors. 81: Plainheld Y. NJ. H. A..
81.
Juniors. 81: n. B. Independents.
20.
Juniors. 80; Auditorium swifts.
Juniors. 81: Amboy Big Five. rs.
Juniors, 10: intermediate Seps..
II.
Juniors. So: Cardinal Juniors. -.
Juniors. .; Ints tforfeit) o.
Juniors. 81: lagos Stars. ~.
Juniors. IS; High School seps..
Is.
Juniors. IS; Invincible Jrs.. 30.
Juniors, 20; Junior Flyers. 2s.
Juniors, SO; Everglades, IS.
Juniors. 2: Z. B. B. (torfeit). O..
Juniors. 81: Sterling Jrs., Is.
Juniors. 81; Int. Separates. Is.
Juniors, 81; Junior Flyers. 20
Defeats
Juniors. 26; Sacred Hearts. 81
Juniors, "a; s. A. Boy Scouts. IS.
Juniors, u; intermediates. 20.
Juniors, s; Intermediates. IL.
Juniors. o; Ints. tforfeit). ..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
woodbridge Grammar Wins

Woodbridge. defeated the st. james
school team. also OF Woodbridge,
by a score OF 6 to 4. Last week the
first game Of the series was played
and No. / Grammar School also won.
by a score OF 8 to I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-11
Laurel n Loss

The Laurel Juniors met defeat AZ
the hands OF the Ironsides nine IN 4
recent game by a score of - to 10
II was the first game of the season
for the Ironsides outfit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-23
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