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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
F0RDS VS.. KEASBEY

KEASBEY. June 24.-For the first
time in many years, probably since
the days when the old Fords and
Keasbey Field Club mines battled for
the supremacy on the diamond,
Fords and Keasbey viii renew hos
tilities on the baseball field. when
the representative teams OF both fire
companies clash here tomorrow
morning.
Michael Parsler has been secured
to officiate and he will yell play
ball" at 10 o'clock sharp.
The coming game has stirred W
some of the old time rivalry and
many fans, including some of the
old timers. will be on hand to root
for their favorites.
1t is possible that a series Of games
NAV be arranged between these two
companies. pending on the outcome
of tomorrow's game.
Protection Fire Company No.
will use the following lineup: Gloff,
pitcher; Pfeiffer. catcher; Grispart
first base: J. Romer. second base;
Katrausky, shortstop: Sullivan, third
base; Wagenhoffer. center field: w
Romer, right field. Damback or Fui-
lerton. left field.
Fords will select a team from the
following players: Jensen. w. Dun
ham: c. Durham. ". Rodner, l.
Rodner. Hansen. Lybeck, Olsen
Handerhan, Lund. Madison ane
others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
Varsity And Faculty
Teams Battle To Tie,
Each Team Made a Run

After battling two extra innings
the contest between the Grammar
school and Faculty baseball teams
on the Raritan Copper Works field
Yesterday afternoon was called with
the score tied at one all to allow the
Rarftan Copper Works baseball
team to secure some practice In pre-
paration for its game today.
- Michonski occupied the mound
n the vaysity team while Teep!e
Rogan comprised the battery
for the faculty outfit. Both teams
scored a run in the first inning. but
after this session few men reached
the initial sack.
The work of Principal Steele in
right field featured the defensive
play in this game. He made two
difficult catches at times when the
varsity threatened to score, and
made one hit in two trips to the
plate. NJ. jacobson was the batting
star in this game. g~arnering three of
the seven hits credited to the facul-
ty. while the varsity boys made four
safeties.
This is the closing game on the
schedule of the Grammar school
varsity team, and its showing
against the faculty outfit with a
special battery is as good as a VIC
tory. A big crowd witnessed the
game a2d cheered every play made
by the respective teams. Principal
Steele was given a big hand when
he appeared on the field to start the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
INTERESTING GAME At
SOUTH AMB0Y GROUNDS

An Interesting game is scheduled
for the South Amboy P. r. r. Y. M.
c. A. grounds this afternoon, where
the South Amboy P. r. r. y NJ.
C. A. and Dupont mines are sched-
uled to play. This is the first game
of q series and there is a great deal
of rivalry between the teams. a-'''
Hart or Newmark will. do the
pitching for the visitors. and Liner
lex or Render will be stationed be-
hind the rubber. Pierson, Henshaw,
Smullen and MCGEE will hold down
inner works. and Newmark, Sta
~ and Monaker viii play IN m OUT
held.
Erickson and Lagoda will be in the
points for the home team, while
Fimiani, Knesel. Let's. Olsen and
Thomas will be available for infield
duty. H. Hallowell, Hyson. Crowell,
Share and r. HallowelI will be given
a chance to patrol the outer gar
denaL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
AGNES OUT TO-
BEAT CL0vERS
Game Will be Played on R. c.
w. Field Tomorrow
Afternoon

Manager "Panny" Terio is count
ing on sending Art Young against
the Clover baseball team in the first
game scheduled for the Raritan
Copper Works field tomorrow after
winning this game inasmuch as the
Clovers represent a neighborhood
adjoining that of the Acme pilot,
and also because Of the fact that
the Pioneers recently were defeated
by the Cloyers. I
Herman Jeroff will do the pitch
ing for the Clover team. and Henry
Low will be found behind the bal.
jos Zalari, Fimiani,ssJ. PeIlegrfne
and w. Mansfield are slated for the
infield berths on the team of Man
ager Mike Stolz, while the choice
for the outer gardens will be made
from Thulleson, A. Low, John Zala-
ri and Rizzt. 7A = @2 '7"h
Brownmiller. Yves Hansen, Pete
Hansen and Hank" Thomas will DE
found in the Acme infieid, and
Adams Bill Flynn and Egmore are
Gateds, for the hzoutHeld kPcMfions.
This game will be started promptly
at 1880 o'clock ana the Big foHowins
Of the respective teams viii be on
hand early to witness the start q
t Several of the Glover players per-
form with the New Jersey and At.
iantfc Terra CottaT Company team,
in the Industrial 'league.paHy ss@Ha-
aa t~7 EA-AtFtIb - a.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
DRY DOCK TEAM
IS CONFIDENT
Expect to Win at Bradley
Beach This Afternoon
Busy Week

The Perth Amboy Dry Dock base
ball team will travel TO BRADLEY
Beach this afternoon to cross bat.
with the representative nine Of that
place. The showing of the local In
dustrial team in this game. win de-
eide whether or not Manager Wef
Wilson will be able to secure FUR
Their bookings in South Jersey fol
his industrial team.
"Waffies'' Brownmiller probably
will be sent 10 the mound for the Wis
itors, and Bill Campbell will be on
the receiving end. Stratton, Manu.
rex, Tague and Brown are slated for
assignments in the infeld. and the
outfeld will be picked f-rom.Leeser
Christensen, Jacobs and Willvert-
The Bradley Beach team has beer
travelling at a good pace this season
having recently defeated the Lee
highs of this city. The local indus
trial team has a clean slate for the
week. having won all Industrial
games played.
The players and fans will leave
this city in automobiles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
Island City Nine
vs.. Amboys In End Game;
Visitors Confident

Fans Of this section should wit
ness one OF the best baseball games
of the season on the Raritan Copper
Works field tomorrow afternoon,
where the Long Island Cry nine and
the Perth Amboy Athletic Associa-
ton combination are scheduled 70
hook up IN the second game Of a
big double header. In the opening
game on the card for tomorrow af-
ternoon, the Acme and Clover mines
Of this city will compete in a
''grudge'' battle.
The OF the Long Island
City team in communication with
Business Manager Ed Poulsen Of the
Amboys, made il known that mas
much as the locals had been defeat
ed by the Ridgewoods on the local
field and had only beaten this con-
bination by a small margin in the
second game. mis- outfit should have
little trouble in carrying of honors
here tomorrow afternoon.
The local magnates are Of the
opinion hat with the local players
performing in the same fashion as
last Sunday afternoon, the Amboys
should add another victory to their
credit. They are, however. prepared
for a stiff battle as a result OF the
announcement made by the Long
Island City management The AM
boys have held their own in all of
the games played on the local held
this season with the exception OF the
first Ridgewoo5 game and the Rec
reation Of Plarnheld contest.
Drach. the Ridgewood twirler, mad
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
Big Game for South Amboy

SOUTH AMBQY. June 24.-The
Colored Giant Baseball attraction for
this city tomorrowots attracting un-
Usual attention among the fans OF
the city. Although, the visitors have
the reputation &c havlng one of the
strongest lineups in this vicinity. the
local aggregation recently reorgan-
ICED and have high hopes OF bring
Ing home the baconsopes G SttI
7 It has been rumored that Sam,
the sturdy frst sacker. would be
out of tomorrow's game due to the
fact thar'he had injured one OF his
hands, but Investigation found that
he would positively play. Sam is
one OF the leading players of the
Sacred Heart sassregation- ;
s With Bob Manaker. Stanton. Pier
SON and several other new players
things lock rosy Tor the local war
riors for the rest Of the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24

little trouble in holding the Amboys
down in the first appearance Of tbs
Brooklyn eam here, and the visitor
COPIED the bacon by a 6-1 cor
Art Teuscher pitched great ball for
the Recreations of Plaindeld here
and the Amboys were defeated bs
an 11-2 margin. In the latter
game the local outfit played IL
poorest game OF the season.
Field Manager Harry Chunk
Apologize OF the Amboys. will prob
ably start on the mound for ths
home team tomorrow afternoon. and
Al Lorenzo will be stationed behind
the rubber. Henshaw is scheduled
to play frs, Forman viii be at zee
ond. Dzurilla at short. n
Andy Mazurek at third. II the OUT
field the locals viii have Loeser in
left, Rome- in center and Wallace
in right.
The lineup Of the Long Island City
team mas not been announced. but II
is said tina. this team has a pitcher
who works somewhat on the style
Of Drach. Nine out OF ten times. .
pitcher with stuff simila- TO Drach
will stop the locals.
Harry Robedee will ofiiciate in the
main game tomorrow afternoon
The first contest is slated to start
promptly at 1880 o'clock. so that
the second game can be started at
$3.50 o'clock. as usual. The hrst
game on the card should be as infer
esting as the second game, mas
much as .wo well matched teams
have been engaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
PLAY
CAMP RAR|TAN
Raritan Copper Works Team
Hopes to Make Up for
Last Saturday

The Raritan Copper Works base
ball team will travel to Camp Rari-
tan this afternoon to cross bats with
the soldier team of that place. The
Ingots expect to atone for their de-
feat of last Saturday afternoon at
the hands of the South Amboy p. K.
r. Y. NJ. C. A. nine, but the soldiers
will prove hard pickings.
1t is not known who will start
or the mound for the local indus
trial team, inasmuch as Reed did not
show a great deal of stuff against
the South Amboy team last week and
had to be relieved before the ter
mination of the game.
The Camp Raritan team has had a
strong combination for the past sew
eral seasons. and already this sea
son several teams from this vicinity
have been forced to bow in defeat
to the soldiers.
The remainder of the lineup OF
the visiting team will be practically
the same as in South Amboy last
Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24

The first double header Of the
season has been arranged for the
Raritan Copper Works Held tomor-
row afternoon. The Long Island
City and Amboys in the last game,
and the cloyers and Acmes in the
opening contest. e
Some real bowlers for the future
are guaranteed in the matches rolled
in the Y. NJ. G.. A junior bowling
league which recently was COM
rfeted.
Weekday baseball fans of this
city demand a meeting between the
Police Social Club and Post Office
baseball teams. A game or series
between these two teams was a reg
ular occurrence in former years.
When the Speedway baseball
team takes the field tomorrow after
noon there will be a number Of
changes noticeable. The infield will
be changed In three positions. 4
: =" - "
A big crowd witnessed the boxing
bouts at the Ocean Park Casino in
Long Branch last night. Many local
fans attend these shows every Fri
day night. ..tsa f"efh tTe"
Manager Wesley Wilson Of the
Dry Dock baseball team Is confident
that his combination will go through
the remainder of its games in the
Industrial league with great success.
Several local players who are
rapidly forging to the front will be
seen in action with the Glover base
ball team on the Raritan Copper
Works field tomorrow afternoon.
Joe. Couetti IS training hard for
his bout next Friday night with
Jimmy Jackson of New York. which
is to be fought at the Rockaway
Club.
Days will pass rapidly now until
WoH ~ - & NLLNI H MH a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
AQUEHQNGAs
& BLOOMFIELD
Teams Clash on A. A. c.
Field Tomorrow At
ternpon


Charley Hilker's Aquehonga base
balriteam OF Tottenville expects TO
add another victory to its string at
the expense of the Bloomfield Field
Club. This game Will be played on
the Tottenviile field tomorrow aft
ernoon.
Aicer Jensen will do the slab
work for the home team, and Kne-
sci will be on the receiving end. The
remainder Of the Aquehonga lineup
will be the same as in previous
games played by the Tottenviile rep
fe~sentative team this season.
The lineup of the Bloomfield com
bination has not been announced
but it is said that this team IS az
strong as the Harrison Hudson, me
team which held the Aquehongas to
a / to 0 game last Sunday.
: On next Wednesday night the
Aquehonsas will play their first twi.
hight game Of the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
.CASEYS OPEN
HOME SEASON
Second Game of Series With
Howe Rubber Nine Here
Today

On the Raritan Copper Works
field this afternoon the knights Of
Columbus baseball team Of this city
will lock horns with the Howe Rub
Der Company team Of New Bruins
wick. This is the first home game
this season for the local Caseys and
Manager John Harrington is desir-
Gus of turning in a victory.
Two weeks ago these two teams
clashed on the Bueeeleuch Park
grounds at New Brunswick, and the
visitors won out in extra innings.
The Caseys were behind throughout
the game, a ninth inning rally even
ing up matters and another rally
decided the contest.
The New Brunswick industrial
team is anxious to even matters with
the Caseys, and will bring their
strongest team here for this game.
Jerof will probably start on the
mound for the home team, and Ba-
der will be stationed behind the
bat. The Caseys were defeated al
Belma- last Saturday afternoon by
the Majestic nine of that place.
f.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
CATHOLIC CLUB
VS.. MAURER 8
Two Teams Will Clash in This
City Tomorrow A.
ternoon

The Catholic Club combination Of
Plainfeld is the opposition booked
for Manager John Urbanskfs Maui
rer baseball team on the
grounds, tomorrow afternoon. The
latter club has been travelling the
past several weeks.
The only defeat registered against
the Knights of Columbus nine OF
Woodbridge. is credited to the Cath
Ollie Club outfit. The Maurer team
was one of the many combinations
from this section. which have bowed
before the Woodbridge Caseys. The
woodbridge-Catholi Club game was
decided by a l to 0 score.
Max Wagenhoffer will pitch his
first game for the Maurer team to-
morrow afternoon. and Manager Ur-
banski feels confident that the weak
spot of his team is now taken care
OF. Rasmussen viii receive Wagon
hotter and Smith. ]. Dametsch and
Urbanski and A. Dametsch are slat-
ed for the inner bertps. Christensen,
Faltisco and Kramer will be assign
ed to the outer gardens.
The Plainield team will lineup in
the same n as against the
Woodbridge Caseys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
Y. NJ. H. A.. NINE
At WEST AMB0Y
Association Nine Hopes to
Take Measure of West Am
boy Representatives

The Perth Amboy Y. M. H. A
baseball team will cross bats with
the West Amboy baseball team on
the West Amboy grounds tomorrow
afternoon. This is the third game
on the schedule of the association
team for the season, having played
a tie game with the New Brunswick
Y. NJ. H. A. and losing to the Plain
field association team.
Newmark will probably stact the
game tomorrow afternoon and Yak
Lowenkopf will do the receiving
The remainder of the association
lineup will probably be the same as
was used against the Plainfield team
here last Sunday morning.
Johansen may be sent to the
mound for the West Amboy team
The West Amboy team has been
playing good ball this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
HIGH TIDE TABLE
Two Games for Helmetta

HELMETTA, June c4.-Double
headers seem to be the rule at the
grounds of the Holy Trinity A. A.
this season and another has been
booked over the weekend. On Sat
urday afternoon the Midtown Jun
iors will oppose the Holy Trinity
A. A. Juniors. The latter has suf-
fered but one setback this season
and should have no difficulty in
maintaining their record. On Sum
day afternoon. the Holy Trinity A.
A. Seniors will have the Metuchen
team as their opponents. This Is
a new section in Middlesex county
to come to Helmetta and will make
an effort to register a win over the
locals. who have lost but one game
out of nine starts, that to their
rivals, Spotswood. last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
"a DOUBLE HEADER ON r. G. w. FIELD TOMORROW
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS


the season of the great indoor
game is with US once again. In
September. II is likely, teams will
start to make preparations for the
season, and it is probable that a
county league meeting will be held
before that time.
Bill Seiboth's Police Social Club
baseball team will go into action
against the Liberty Fire Company
team in a game on the Lead Works
field this afternoon.
The two defeats suffered by the
Atlantic Terra Gotta Company base
ball team this week were entirely
due to the stellar brand Of ball
played by the opposition.
Fanny" Terio will give the fan:
some action on the side lines during
the Acme-Clover game, and before
the Amboy-Long Island City contest
is started.
Manager Ed Poulsen is DESTROYS
of getting Joe Colletti matched UP
at the Atlantic City Boxing Club
AtStA1ls Ad1O q eO0a
ing at this club.
The Perth Amboys have three
tough opponents the next thres
weeks. Long Island tomorrow
Plainfields next Sunday. and the
R~ecreations of Plainfield, two weeks
from tomorrow.
Talk of a series between Totten.
Vile and Amboy. is beginning tc
ripen. 1t Is probable a meeting o.
the managers will be held in the
near future. ~
Jess" James, former local frs
sacker. and Jim Stevens, who play
ed second base for Amboy, are play.
ing with Frederick. Md, team IN
the Blue Ridge league. Stevens ii
pitching. James is batting over 800
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
Erickson and Lagoda will be in
Came for Snofswood

sPOTSWOOD. June 24.-The En-
pires of New Brunswick. will come
to Spotswood Sunday afternoon IN
their first visit to this place. They
bring a good reputation with them,
too, as ball players after their game
at Helmetta several weeks ago.
Steele and Nisonoff will be the bat
terry for Spotswood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
FIRE ALARM BOXES

2i-0ordun and Meade Streets
1s-AAdison Ave. ana Paterson st.
aa-Naeker and sheridan Stre<ts
a6-Sfnftts Street and Central ahFh-
fs--A1arket and Frs. streets
17-Rarttan copper Works
1s-Htgh md 1wfs Streets
n-nadisen. Avenue and smith street
ss-New Brunswick Ave snd New street
sf-Smithsands state Streets
l~-standard UndergroundsCaols Co
a3-Aaantic Terra Gotta Works
Ss-Buekinsham Ave- md Hartford g.
4s-SoznfneSca and vFronIs Streets u
Ss-stats ana washtnseops streets
ts-Hign ana Washington Streets.
s1-cortiandt and Easton Streets
ss-Division and William Streets
ka-Stats and Buckingham Ave-.
Bs-Parker ST. and Pulaski Ava
Us-Half Ave. andf Charles street
k7-State and Wayne Streets
N-Near Lead Works
Se-Maurer
ss-Washington Street and Park Avenus
es-New Brunswick Ave and Elm street
ss-smith Street and watsoa kvsnus e
eS-Commerce and State Streets eE-s
te-Front and Smith Streets
fs-watsr and Gordon Streets
ft-KeaPuyaAv Ave- ocrdoo Street
si-Braes and Hanson rs
s3-Smatn ana Herbert Streees
b3-Amboy Ave and Washington Sc
sS-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford. ssrsss
ss-Near City hospital
ss-Clev0Aand and Brace Avenues
U-Amboy and Han Avenues
e3-Amboy Avenus and rns;se Street
e3-Lawrence and Francis Streets
S4-Nevills and tombstone Streets
sPECIAB-eAIL6
geons Hose &c.
ll-McCfehan Engine Co.
iS-Protection II. & L
Hose Co.
hilbert, H; "a L.
1z-Llneoln EnEinA
f4-Garffeid hose
s3S-Entirs DepartzemA
fr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
.FlGHT RETURNS TO Be
GIVEN ON MADISON AVE-

The Perth Amboy Electrical Com
pany on Madison avenue VIII give
blow by blow wireless reports of the
Benny L~eonard.Jack Britton well
terweight@ championship bout on
Monday night The returns will be
given through the use of "a Para
Eorf receiver and Criterion detector
and ampliner. made IN Perth Am
boy. A large crowd Is expected to
take ADVANTAGE of this free offer to
get first hand information as to the
progress Of the big fght.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24

KEASBEY, June 24-The Keas-
hey Eagles expect to stop the fast
going PAGERS of South River, when
these two teams meet on h lat-
ter's grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The local team will present rs
strongest lineup of the year IN an
effort to check its losing streak
The team will be chosen from the
following players:
Glof. C~oppermash, PARSER, Zclton'
Romer brothers, stark brothers'
Jauelle, Grispart and others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
6, Emerv-ream "a Play

The st. EMERY nine of this city
will travel to Woodbridge tomorrow
afternoon to cross bats with the
Woodbridge F. C. nine. The locals
will leave by truck from in front
of the Y. M! C.. A. at 1870 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
Lehighs at MatawaI

The tehisn nine WIN cross bats
with the sMatawan team on the latI
ter's grounds tomorrow afternoon.
McInuis or .Donahue will pitch TOR
the visitors The Lehighs beat
Matawan earlier in the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
Blue & Grays Play

The Blue az Grays will travel to
Metuchen tomorrow afternoon to
play the South Ends of that place.
Recently the Blue G. Grays defeated
the Liberty Hook & Ladder Com
pany team by a score of 9-6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24

The Flyer Heavy Juniors will play
the Fords nine at Matawau tomor-
row afternoon, and will leave the To-
cat clubhouse at 1880 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
Cons Play Today

This afternoon on the Lead Works
field, the Police Social Club team
will cross bats with the Liberty
Hook & Ladder Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-24
s.. MichaeIs at Passaic

Tomorrow afternoon the st. Mich
ael nine of this city will cross bats
with the st. Michael nine of Pas
sale and a return game will be
played in this city, July 4.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-08-03

ing Of the 1922 crop but he was I'M
able to be present at the meeting.
The meeting was supposed to be
an impromptu affair, those on the
program not being informed as to the
subject which they would be called on
to discuss, Edgar Pray was called
on for short talk on Shooting As"
AS Edgar claims the distinction of go
ing around the local golf course in As
he decided that "golf'' was his sub
ject and gave an interesting address
on that live subject. Herman Stern
spoke for few minutes on the Chi
cago Rotary Club, he having had the
privilege of attending one of their
luncheons during his recent eastern
trip. Darby O'Malley spoke for few
minutes on Canada, telling of his i'm
pressions of that neighboring country
gained thru his recent trip there.
As the meeting was an impromptu
affair none of the speakers were told
as to their subjects for the day until
they sat down at luncheon. A printed
program was placed before each men,
Der giving the names of those who
would appear and their subjects. To
Julius Meyer was assigned the SUBJ
ject, "Caveat Emptor." A blank ex-
preston covered his face and he ask
ed his neighbors at the table what
those words meant. He was told and
spent the balance of the luncheon
hour making notes on the program
card to speak from. Lee Ferguson
was assigned "The Einstein Theory
as his subject. Lee is some speaker
but was evidently puzzled at the SUBJ
ject and was worried thruout the
meeting as to how he would get away
with it, 1--WE have sneaking suspi-
cion that he thought it had something
to do with the clothing Industry
Jack Nelson was billed to speak on
"The I. Q. of Members of the Retail
Hardware Merchants Association" AS
Jack dearly loves to crate anyone
could see that he was pleased to see
his name on the program. However,
when Darby O'Malley completed his
talk on "Canada" Carl Allen announc-
ed that the balance of the program
would be dispensed with and the meet
ing adjourned. Jack, Julius and Lee
were heard heaving signs Of relief
and the members closed by singing
one of the club songs.