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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
BLUE Q|RPoNS
AND SH|NG|.ER5
Clash This Evening on R. C.
w. Field Are Evenly
Matched

This evening on the Raritan Cop
per Works field the Blue Ribbon
nine of Wagner G. Wurtzel's store
will cross bats with the Single
department representative team Of
the Raritan Copper Works. This
game is slated to get under way
promptly at 6 o'clock.
Due to the fact that there is no
twilight game in Tottenville tonight,
a big turnout is expected for this
contest. The Blue Ribbons and
Shinglers have not met on the dia-
mond this season, but both teams
+ about evenly matched and an in
teresting contest is anticipated.
In their last start the Shinglers
were defeated by the Pirate baseball
team, while the Blue Ribbon team
took the measure of the Public Ser
vice lineup. Kaboski and Buck
Nesley will be in the points for the
New Brunswick avenue team in the
game tonight. while Hans Stocked
and Wallace will comprise the bat
terry for the Shinglers.
The remaining positions on the
two teams will be filled in regular
fashion for this contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
Raritan Copper Works
Outfit Claims Local
Industrial h0nOrS

The Raritan Copper Works base
ball team lays claim to the indus
trial championship of Perth Amboy
as a result of the inability OF the
Perth Amboy Dry Dock nine TO ac-
cept an offer for a game on the
Raritan Copper Works field this
Saturday afternoon. The latter team
has about completed its schedule
for the season.
Booking Manager Joseph Water
house of the Ingots has not ar
ranged a game for this Saturday
following an attempt to book the
shipyard workers, inasmuch as the
most interesting games do not draw
a contest without any interest would
be a useless booking.
The claim of the Ingots is based
on their defeat of the United Lead
Works nine and the inability of the
latter team to play the deciding
game of a series. The Leaders dis
banded several weeks ago and prev
ious to that retired from the twi-
light industrial league in which was
entered the Dry Dock, Atlantic
Terra Gotta, New Jersey Terra Gotta
and Bakelite teams.
The Dry Dock baseball team,
champions of the twilight league,
met defeat at the hands of the In
gots and because of the fact that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31

Roosevelt and Middlesex county as
a whole, likes a man that has fight
in him. N
If Carroll cannot even matters
with the Betsytown boxer in .omor-
row nights engagement, It can safe
ly be said that his prize ring days
are numbered. The passing of Car
roll would be a sad blow to the box
ing game in this section, for it would
mean the retirement of another big
attraction and attractions ale need
ed in every sport.
Kid Potty, star local boxing at
traction, has not participated in a
ring contest in some time and prob
ably will not ever professionally take
part in the fistic game again. Potty
and Carroll, it can be safely said,
were the real attractions in this
county in late years. At the present
time there are no other, active coun-
ty battlers, who can be considered
real attractions.
In addition to the Carroll-McFar-
land bout, there are two SKIES and
three four round engagements.
Harry Mason and Alex Cooney of
this city, are on the card, tie former
in a six-round contest and Cooney
in a four-round bout.
The advance sale of tickets is re-
ported to be large, and there is every
indication that Ed Coughiin's I'M
dertaking will be ushered IN a real
success.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
GREAT INTEREST IN FIGHTS ON ROOSEVELT CAR
4th Yacht Club Event
Scheduled For Keyport
On Monday, Labor Day

Silver Cup, Charles A. Carlson.
Barometer, Joseph Lydiatt.
Gallon Spar Varnish, Joseph Be-
die.
Stetson Hat, w. s. Wallace.
/ dozen Spark Plugs, Rajah Spark
Plug Company.
Cut Glass Water Bottle, A. Salz s
Company.
Cut Glass, Leon Schanck.
All Wool White Sweater, A. A.
Philo.
so Cigars, r. o. Walling.
Rug, West & Company.
1 pair Tennis Shoes, Hauser &
Thornton.
Flash Light, John T. Geran.
Gillette Safety Razor. l.. B. Wall
ing.
2 Life Cushions.
/ Galvanized Running Light, Nc
Cormick Hardware Company.
Alarm Clock. Kadish Hardware
Company.
$500 in Merchandise, American
Marine Supply Company.
Set Brass Running Lights. Charles
Durkee & Co.
Ship Compass. w. e J. Tiebout.
Anchor, VIM. A. Hall & Son, Co.
l Radio Storage Battery, Hart
fcrG Storage Battery Co.
Special Prize, Perth Amboy Hard
ware Co.
The silver cup will be given as a
special prize in the speed boat open
race. The regatta committee Is
thankful for the manne in which
the Keyport club members are con-
tributing to the fund for refresh
ments and expenses of the day.
Bad weather interfered with the
program arranged by the Prince Bay
club for last Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
vOLLEY BALL LEAGUE
STARTED At Y. N. C. A.

The preseason volley ball league
got under way at the Y. M. c.. A.
yesterday afternoon with the cleo
ton of four team captains and the
playing Of two matches.
Teams chose leaders as follows:
Team No. l, Herbert Rankin, Team
No. 2, Ingvard G%reisen; Team No. 3,
Doc E. w. Bedell. and Team No.
4, Gene Parker.
The first match was between the
outfits headed by Rankin ard Grei-
sen. Rankin's bunch copied the
honors in the first tilt. 1871. bue
Greisen spurred his team to a come
back that ended in a double win and
the series. 1877. 1873.
Next on the bill was a series be-
tween Bedell and Parker, Docs"
outfit took a pair of games running
and saved playing the third. The
counts were 1873 and 15-13. Par
ker staged a rally in the second
game. but slumped at the end and
was unable to come through with
a win. George Miller and Sammy"
Miller refereed the matches.
Greisen plays Bedell tomorrow
with Rankin and Parker competing
in the second series. League nights
are regular class hours on Tuesday
and Thursday. while open rights are
Monday and Friday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
PLAY SECOND
SERIES GAME
Maurer and Lehigh Mines to
Clash on Maurer Diamond
Sunday

The second game of the Maurer-
Lehigh series for the diamond
championship of North Amboy will
be played on the Maurer grounds
this Sunday afternoon. This game
was scheduled for last Sunday AFTER
noon, but the weatherman inter-
fered.
John Urbanski's tossers represent
ing Maurer, copied the bacon in the
first game of this series by an s to
0 score. In this game Max Wagon
hotter of K~easbey pitched no-hit no.
run ball, and be is scheduled to &C.
cupy the mound against the Lehigh
~ball-tossers in the coming contest.
Although Donaghue was sched-
uled to pitch for the Lehighs if the
game last Sunday was played. it is
probable that McGuinness will be
sent back against the Maurer rep
resentatives this Sunday. The Me-
tuchen hurler allowed the Maurer
players four hits in the first game
and eight runs were made by Ur-
banski's players.
If the Maurer players win this
game, it is probable a series will be
arranged with the winner of the
Hungarian Catholic Club-Blue &c
Gray series, to finally decide the
North Amboy champions. The Hun
garians beat the Blue & Grays in
the first game of the latter series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
New York, s; Washington, 4.
Boston. 6; Philadelphia. 5 (ten
innings).
st. Louis, II: Cleveland, 8.
Chicago, Q: Detroit, 1 (eleven in
nings).
National League
Brooklyn, 10; New York, 3.
Boston. 2; Philadelphia. L (frst
game).
Philadelphia. 6; Boston. A (second
game).
Pittsburgh. 2; Cincinnati, o.
st. Louis, 8; Chicago, 4 (ten in
nings).
International League
Jersey City, 5; Syracuse. 1 (frst
game).
Jersey City. II: Syracuse, 7 (sec-
ond game).
Rochester. 4; Newark. 3 (hrst
game).
Rochester, 8: Newark. 2 second
game).
Toronto. S; Baltimore. 2 efrst
Baltimore. 2; Toronto. 0 (second
Buffalo. 8; Reading. 2 (frst
.game).
Reading, 6; Buffalo. 0 (second
game).
GAMES TODAY
American League
Washington at New York.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
National League
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
International League
Jersey City at Syracuse.
Newark at Rochester,.
Reading at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
Carroll Trying
Hard 10 Be At His Best
For Return Fight

Johnny Carroll of Chrome is
training harder for his fight tomor-
row night with Jack Mcfarland of
Elizabeth at the Roosevelt boxing
Grub, than he has trained for any
other bout since the start of his ring
career. This battle Is the eight
round main event on the card and
there Is great interest IN It, because
~ is a return engagement.
A short time ago Mcfarland all
but put the great Chrome battler
away in a fight at Railway. Fol-
lowers of the Elizabeth boxer claim
that the loosening of the ropes in
the third round. saved Carroll from
going down for the count. He was
unsteady at other stages during the
eight-round contest, but his game
ness enabled him to pull through,
although he received a severe past
ing.
Little had been heard of McFar-
and in this vicinity up 70 the Car
roll fight and his showing in this
bout raised his stocks considerably.
An added feature in his favor is
the fact that in beating Carroll, he
beat n of the gamest battlers the
boxing game ever boosted Of in this
vicinity.
Carroll has been active in the ring
In this state, particularly in this vi
entity, for the past several years. He
has proven a big attraction for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
F0ROe OUTFIT |
IN TWO CANES;
To Play PreIim on R. c. W
Field Sunday Afternoon--
Hungarians Second

The Fords Field Club baseball;
team has two games for this Sunday
afternoon, the first a preliminary
game with the Keasbey Field Club
on the Raritan Copper Works field
and the second contest with the
Hungarian Catholic Club nine on the
city grounds. .
The preliminary game Is the Sec
ond game of a series between h
two old rivals. Fords won the first
game by a s to Q count. and Man
ager Anthony is confident that his
forces will repeat this Sunday and
finish the series. Irv Martin will
twist 'em across for the Fords nine,
while it is said W%agenhoffer may do
the twirling for the Keasbey outs
fit. If Fords wins this series, II
will be the first time that the rep
resentative Keasbey team has been
defeated in a set of games by the
representative team of the neigffb0rs
ing town.
After the Keasbey game the Fords
nine will go to North Amboy to play
the second game Of a series with the
Hungarian Catholic Club nine. Fords
beat the Hungarians. 6 to 5 in .
thirteen inning game OF the local
field some time ago. Vinegar and
Ballo will be in the points for the
Fords team in this game, while Sep
lacky will do the pitching for the
Hungarians. !
The Fords-Keasbey contest will be
the prelim to the Perth Amboy-Sac-'
red Heart game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
BOWLING MONDAY ON ny"
ALLEYS At SO. AMB0Y

SOUTH AMBOY. Aug. 31.-The
official opening for the fail and win
ter season of 1929 of the local
Y.M.C.A. bowling alleys will be held
next Monday.
The association has gone to much
expense in having the alleys repair
ed, also the painting of the building
which will make a better appear
ance. and be more inviting to every
one
Secretary Nell Is making arrange
ments to organize a Junior and Sen
ior league, and Is looking forward
for the greatest bowling season in
the history of the association.
All persons are invited to attend
the opening, and a special invitation
is given to those who want to learn
to bowl; as it Is fine exercise and
helps to develop the mind. body and
spirit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31

Extensive arrangements have
been made by the Regatta commit
tee of the Keyport Yacht Club in
preparation for a gala day ST Key
port on Monday. Labor Day. Eleven
events are on the program for this
affair, the fourth of a series given
by the members of the clubs of the
Raritan Bay Yacht Racing associa-
ton.
The sail boat event will be run off
at IL o'clock. and will be followed
by the bang-and-go-back. cabin
cruiser, canoe race, sen,i-cruiser
open boat, fitting canoe. speed
boat. special speed boat. open race,
wild duck race and the aqua planning
race. The last event lis scheduled
to start about 6 o'clock.
An invitation has been extended
to all clubs in the Raritan Bay dis
trict. including the Keyport, Club.
their friends and the citizens of
Keyport to visit the grounds and
enjoy the days sport. The ladies
Of the Keyport Club are preparing
refreshments for members and
friends Of visiting clubs, which will
be served at $3.50 in the evening and
at 6 O'Clock the Keyport Club men,
bers and friends will be served.
There will be special music for
guests ond an orchestra Tor dancing
from 2 t o Il. Gerald T.. White. edi-
tor of The Rudder magazine. and
Mr.. Eldridge. editor of Motor Boat
magazine will be special guests on
this occasion. Mr.. Resented pho
tographer for high speed races, will
be present. as will a cameraman OF
the Pathe moving pictures.
The following prizes have been
donated:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31

Emil Bohnsack's bowling estab-
lishment on Smith street was open
ed to the public last night for the
1928 season. The Argonne alleys
on Hobart street will be ready for
the bowlers at an early date.
The showing of Sam Jones against
the Washington Senators in Tues
days game was pleasing to the fol-
lowers Of the New York Yankee
team.
If there is no game in this city on
great many local fans will go to
Freehold where Amboy players will
be seen in action in the Allentown
Freehold league contest.
Jerome Jacobowitz will announce
in the near future the lineup OF his
Roosevelt Separate basketball team
for the coming season. He expects
to open the last Sunday in Septem-
Ter or the first Sunday in October.
Clarence Walker of the Philadel-
phia Athletics is giving Ken Will
liams and Rogers Hornsby a real
battle for the major league circuit
ClOulllS sup CiiidSys 1opC iNuNi
may beat them all.
Followers of the Sacred Heats
OF South Amboy. are confident OF
the ability of this team to hold itN
own with the Perth Amboys on the
local field, Sunday afternoon.
The Detroit baseball team of Ty
Cobb is an outfit which will bear
close watching next season. The
star has finally organized a winner.
Bad breaks checked his team this
season.
Jack Durham and Emil Koyen
will be among those present at the
boxing show in Roosevelt tomorrow
night. They are scouting up some
material, possibly for the semi-tinal
and preliminary events on the Mu-
tual Aid Society program.
The Perth Amboy knights of CO.
lumbus baseball team will travel to
Metuchen on Saturday afternoon in
ten on handing another lacine to
the borough representative team.
What may prove to be the final
game of the Maurer-Lehigh base
ball series is scheduled for the
Maurer field on Sunday afternoon.
Maurer won the first game.
The Raritan Copper Works base
+. IL team will be idle this Saturday
afternoon. and will close its season
the following Saturday with the
Camp Raritan soldier nine.
-
Frank Bruggy has decided on en-
tering his Elizabeth. N. j., basket
ball team in the metropolitan cir
cult. The Original Celtics belong to
this organization.
Frank Dunn will attempt some
what of an ironman's stunt over the
weekend. He Is scheduled to pitch
Sunday and Monday for the Aque-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31

Saturday afternoon work starts this
week, it was impossible for Manager
Wesley Wilson to accept n ne
for another game this Weekend:
The Ingots made a favoraple
showing in games with out-of-town
teams, although the series with n
South Amboy p. r. r. Y. M. c. A.
was copied by the latter outfit.
South Amboy won the deciding
game, al. eleven inning contest
which was played on the local field.
A week from this Saturday after
noon the Camp Raritan soldier nine
will furnish the opposition to
Ingots in the final game of the sea-
son for the local industrial nine
The soldiers beat the Ingots at Camp
Raritan earlier in the season.
For the second year in success
the Raritan Copper Works and the
Michelin Tire Company teams, rivals
of old, did not clash this year SO
there is little interest in discussing
a winner of county industrial hon
ors.
A week from this Sunday the an.
nual outing of the Raritan Copper
Works Athletic Association will be
keld. The association members will
go to Grant City. S. l., this year and
an interesting program of events Is
being arranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
No CNlNCE! IN
LEAGUE RACE
Giants Lose Game, But No
Ground Ruth Gets An
other

Although the New York Giants
received d lacing at the hands Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers yesterday,
they did not lose any ground in the
National league race, because of the
fact that the Chicago Cubs were
beaten by the st. Louis Cardinals.
The Cubs still are in second place.
In the American league tho Yam
KEGS and Browns continued their
neck and reck fight. The Yankees
beat Washington, and Cleveland
dropped a game to the Browns. The
Yankees are leading in the Johnson
circuit by a game and a half.
Babe" Ruth added another
homer to his seasons total and now
has tw~enty-eight. The circuit clout
was made in the first inning and
after the Bambino famed in the
third, he was put out of TIE game
for disputing the umpire's ability.
Frank Brewer made two ho1ners for
the Washington team in the game
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
MAKE PLANS FOR ANNUAL
n. Y. POLICE FIELD DAYS

The annual field days OF the po-
lice department OF New York city
for the benefit of the Police Relief
Fund, will be held Saturday. Sep
TENDER Q and Saturday. September
10. A number of events have been
planned in which police depart
ments in the Metropolitan district
can enter representatives. There
are twenty events on the program.
The entry fee is twenty-five cents
and same should be forwarded to
Inspector Joseph A. Conbcy. 11th
Inspection District. 14S Vernon ave-
nue., Brooklyn. Valuable prizes
will be awarded to three winners In
each event except the tug of war
and relay race. for which two prizes
are offered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
WOODBRIDGE CLUB IS
WITHOUT SUNDAY GAME

The Woodbridge Field Club base
ball team is DESTROYS of obtaining
a travelling game for this Sunday
with any heavy senior team. On
Monday afternoon the Woodbridge
Field Club will cross bats with the
Woodbridge knights OF Columbus
nine in the second game OF their
championship series. The Caseys
won the first game by a 81 score.
Manager Joe Holzheimer can be
reached by calling Woodbridge SIN
any evening between $3.50 and 8
o'clock, or during the day by calling
Perth Amboy PSI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
MELR0SE FIELD CLUB TO
PLAY WHITE STAR OUTFIT

The Melrose Field Club vii! travel
to Sayreville on Sunday afternoon
to cross bats with the White Star
nine of that place. Defcrt and
Malik will be in the points for the
Melrose nine and the remainder of
the team will be lined up as fol-
lows: d. Coddington. lib; Boney, 2b;
q. C~oddington, IS: Murphy, 3b;
Stolte, If; Bush, CT: and He;mith IF
Several Sunday dates on the Mel
rose schedule are open and games
with light senior teams are desired,
especially the Flyers. Manager
Malik can be reached by calling
South Amboy 279 between Z and Q
in the evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
SOUTH AMBOY Y. N. c. A.
To PLAY At MILLTOWN

SOUTH AMBOY. Aug. 31.-The
p. r. R. Y. NJ. c. A. baseball aggre-
cation will journey to Midtown on
Saturday. where they will cross bats
with the fast Mitchelin bail tossers.
Manager Thomas of the "Y" nine, is
confident that his team will bring
home the bacon. Following is the
lineup of the Y team: Young and
Erickson, moundsmen; Legoda.
Hollowell brothers, Zalaria, Greed,
Kane, Let's, Pierson, Newmark,
Freeman, Witcak, Hyson, McCue
and Thomas.
The players have been notified to
be at the Y. NJ. C. A. at / o'clock
on Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
HIGH TIDE TABLE
DAYLIGHT SAVING TINE
A. M. p. M.
August 81 .......... 3:66 ]:2e
Polo at Rumson

fOlO at FtuInSOu
RUMSON, Aug. 31.-The Slamin.
go and S%helburne House polo quar-.
tet, American teams will meet to-
day to decide the Meadowbrook OPP
ponents in the final rounds Of the
Herbert memorial cup tournament
slated for Saturday.
Lineups for today's game follows:
S!amingo-J. C. Cooley. No. I:
Harry East, No. 2; B. X. Gatins. No.
3: +. N. Prince. Jr., back. Shell.
turne House,. e. Stoddard,, No.
T.: r. Belmont, No. 2; J. w. Webb.
No. 3: r. L. S~trawbridge. Jr. back.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
Orioles ReOrCaniZc

The Oriole basketball team, reor-
ganized light junior champions OF
the city last season. has been reor-
ganized. Games with light junior
teams are desired. Morrison, Evans
Rivellini, Kilsby and Ford comprise
the roster of the team and F. Evans,
"A Commerce street, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
Pirates Are Beaten

The Pirate baseball team met de-
feat at the hands OF the Public Ser
vice Linemen on the Maurer grounds
last night to the tune OF a 6 to 3
score. John Gardella did the pitch
ting for the Pirates and his wildness
was mainly responsible for the loss,
Pete Dametsch occupied the mound
for the visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31
honga combination.

South Amboy, Woodbridge,
Roosevelt. Elizabeth and this city
+ talking fight and a big crowd is
expected at the opening show of the
Roosevelt Boxing Club in Coughlin's
auditorium tomorrow night. A good
card has beer arranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31

McQuillan may be the pitching
star of the coming worlds series If
the Giants win the National league
pennant and it is very likely that
they will cop again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31

Frank Dunn will attempt m
what of an ironman's stunt over the
weekend. He Is scheduled to pitch
Sunday and Monday for the Aque-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-31

Frank Bruggy has decided on en-
tering his Elizabeth. N. j., basket
ball team in the metropolitan cir
cult. The Original Celtics belong to
this organization.