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New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
Boris Codonov" Sung
BY Russian Company
Mime. Zenia Ershova, Of the
Chauvc-Souris. Contributes
to the Performance

A feature of last evenings perform
ance Of "Roris Godounov'' by the Rus
sian Opera Company at the New Am
sterdam Theater was the inclusion of
the scene in Marina's boudoir omitted
from the version of the opera as pre-
sentod at the Metropolitan Oyer
House. This scene contains q choruc
for wailing women. charming music
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

II appears definitely settled !nat rt
Wynn viii open at the Illinois Theater
Chicago. IN "rhe Perfect Fool" on I.aoo
pay. september !. Bookings in philadol
phia, Boston and other large cities bav,
been ANA nRn.,.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Brandon lyman has beon added ia the
east of tho "Folies" by T. Zieufeld ir.
lyman appeared In support Of VIII iugers
in the ''IieKteld Frolic."
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

From Morn TO Midnight" The Thaator
Guilds special production for subscribers
has been postponed until sunday. May a.
1t VIII be given at matinee and evening
performances that day and repeated the
following day.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

Ila Sharon, premier" danseuse or the
"Greeuwich Village Follies," win sail Tor
Europe tomorrow. ON her return she win
D." featured IN the new production OF tho
',i-eg nwtCh Village FoIi}cs'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-12
RHODE ISLAND
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EQUINOX HOUSE
NEW ENGLAND
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New-York tribune., 1922-05-12

ILLUSTRATED SUMMER BOOK, dessr.c-
tive OF hotels, boarding houses. cottages
al Delaware Water Gap, StroudaburE ro-
cones. free. lnformation bureaus, ConsoI-
dated Ticket ,OFiees, or send 4c stamps.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
CLUB To
STAGE DRIVE
Ability to Secure Player Men,
berS Will Decide Future
of Organization

In the next month or so the future
of the Middlesex Golf Club. whose
links are located or the Kelly farm
pr perty in Woodbridge township,
will be made known. Unless enough
PLAYER members in this section OF
the county are secured the club Will
be discontinued.
Charles c. Hommann, n OF the
promoters of the organization, an.
nounced yesterday afternoon thal
circular letters would be prepared
and sent out to persons who would
be interested in the game OF goif IN
an effort to increase the membership
OF the club. If this drive for mem
bers is successful the club will be
continued.
There is no reason why enough
members should not be secured, for
golf is becoming one of the leading
sports of the country. The Kelly
farm links are as good is any in this
section of the state, and another
great advantage is their nearness TO
this city, enabling the business man
to reach same after a short ride
following his days toll.
While other clubs in this state
being run on a similar basi are
fourishing as far as the membership
total is concerned, it would not
speak well for this county IL the
local club had to disband for lack
of members.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
buck" BRADY
WITH HARRISON
Fast Newark T0SSer Star of
Original Harrison
Quintet

The Original Harrison basketball
team, the combination which last
night defeated the REINFORCED All
Collegian basketball team of New
ark, is the opposition booked for
the Speedways on the Auditorium
court th~is-Saturday night. The Har-
rison team has played some of the
leading teams in the East this sea-
son. including the Original Celtics.
With Les Fries. who performed
with the Speedways in the Harmony
series last night, the Collegians went
to Harrison in the hope of register
ing a win over thatsteam. The game
was decided by a seven point margin
in favor of the Harrison quintet.
Buck" Brady, n of the fastest
and lightest basketball tossers in
the vicinity of Newark this season.
is the star of the Harrison combina-
ton, and he is teamed up with
Stumpf. "Porky" Flynn. Rachow
and Joe Flynn, the latter of Bay
view Wheelman fame.
A victory over the Harrisons In
this contest will surely make up for
the setback suffered at the hands of
the New York Harmony quintet last
season. The defeat of the Speed
ways last Saturday is attributed al
most entirely to the success with
which Harry Davis, the rangy pivot
man of the Harmony quintet, block
ed the passes of the home team.
A. win over the Harrisons will pre-
pare the Speedways for their big
game next Monday night with the
Original Celtics of New York. This
contest is the biggest game ever ar
ranged for the local Auditorium
court. The Harrisons lost to the
Celtics by a margin of a few points,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
NEW TOURNEY
IN THIS CITY
Five Game Event Ended Last
Night Three Game Starts
Tonight

The five game bowling tourna-
ment at the Argonne was concluded
last night. Bill Jenkins annexed high
score honors, his total being 1101.
Ben J~orgenson won second high
score honors with a score of 1856,
Howard Richards third with 1895,
and Meyer Larson fourth with 101S.
Cash prizes were awarded these
winners. The tournament has been
running for a period of about three
weeks. The expected high score
rolling did not develop last night.
Tonight the three game tourna-
ment will be run in the same man
ner as the five game event, with the
exception that five cash prizes are
offered in the new contest. Four
of the prizes are for the first four
scores, and the fifth is for the tenth
highest score on the list.
Anyone is eligible to come in and
roll a three game match and have
your score entered on the list. There
is no entry fee. The three game
tournament will give many bowlers
who fall off after rolling several
games, a chance to be in on the
prizes.
Indications today are that many
OF the leading bowlers in this city
will come out tonight to get a good
start in the tournament. Bill Penn
berton, AL Wiberalski and Clarence
Hoffman are expected to be in at
tendance tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
LEAGUE SEASON
TWO WEEKS OFF
The American and National
Games Will Start on
April II

Two weeks from tomorrow the
curtain for the Zig league baseball
season will be raised. There is ev-
ery indication that there will be
greater interest taken in big league
baseball, and baseball generally this
season than ever before.
The New York Nationals and h
New York Americans. champions or
their respective leagues last year,
are again looked upon as the leading
contenders for the final champion
ship fight in October. Reports
from the south are to the effect hat
the Yankees and Giants at the pres
ent time are stronger than they
were last October, when the New
York Nationals beat the New York
Americans out for the worlds cham
pionship.
Both teams have been strength
ened by deals, but it is probable that
the Yankees start will be somewhat
delayed by the absence of Babe
Ruth and Bob Meusel, who have
been suspended because of playing
exhibition games following the
worlds last year.
The opening games will bring to-
gether the following teams in the
National circuit: Brooklyn at New
york. Boston at Philadelphia, Pitts
burgh at st. Louis, and Chicago at
Cincinnati, and in the American
New York at Washington, Philadei-
phia at Boston, Detroit at CieVelana
and st. Louis at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
Wrestler and Bike Rider Challenges

Gus Cavalier, champion wrestler
and bicycle rider of the New Point
Comfort Fire Company, proposes to
issue a challenge to any volunteer
fireman of New Jersey to meet him
upon any basis, whether catch-as
catch-can or limited holds, and for
any distance, whether it be a sprint
or marathon. in a bicycle race. Some
years ago Mr.. Cavalier had permits
sion to hold a race against Whitley
Wilson, the patrolman, down Carr
avenue, but an unfortunate accident
to Mr.. Cavalier a day before the
| race prevented his appearance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
GOLF INSPIRES HONESTY

CHICAGO, March 2S.-W. w.
Hairless, secretary of the Western
Golf Association, today announced
he had received a letter indicating
the honesty inspired by the game.
1t was an inquiry from Arman
Thomas, of Fairview. N. j., inquir-
ing for the whereabouts of James
H. Starr, whose clubs and caddy
bags had been left with the New
Jersey golfer.
Nothing in the laws of golf pro-
vide against the laws of honesty IN
playing or scoring. the whole game
being one of honor for which no
umpire is required; no scorer need
ed and no referee known. Each
player has a dozen opportunities on
every round of the links to cheat,
yet in only rare instances AVE there
ever been complaints that the 7
dinal rules of integrity were vio-
lated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
Roosevelt firemen Plan
Program For Big Smoker

ROOSEVELT, March 2S.-Under
the auspices of the fire companies
here a monster smoker is being ar
ranged Tor Monday night. May 90.
The committee in charge is endeav-
oring to arrange a first class boxing
card of about six bouts, probably
two Fights, six and three four
round events, and the remainder of
the program to consist of wrestling
and vaudeville numbers.
This smoker will be staged in
.Coughlin's auditorium where the
Roosevelt Separate basketball team
at present plays its home games. 1t
is the first real attempt to stage an
event of this kind in Roosevelt,
which boasts of having a greater
number of fight fans than any n
municipality in Middlesex county.
The promoters of this smoker are
endeavoring to match Mike Maize,
of Stapleton, Staten Island, with
Johnny Carroll, of Chrome, in the
main eight-round event. Carroll has
the biggest following of any fighter
in these parts. Maize easily out
pointed the Chrome fighter at the
recent police show, and there is
every reason to believe that the bor-
ough favorite will attempt to brush
this defeat off his slate. and there
would be no better place to stage
la return bout than in Roosevelt.
In the semi-final e~ight-round event
1t has been rumored that Johnny
Moon of Carteret, will swap punches
with sturdy O'Leary, popular
lSouth Amboy ~welterweight and re-
Jcent conqueror of Harry Mason. OF
this city. South Amboy fistic fans
are Of the opinion that the defeat
of Mason means that O'Leary has
finally hit his stride, and that 1t will
take a better man than Moon to
stop his present gait.
Leading boys from this city,
Roosevelt, South Amboy. Elizabeth,
Halfway and Woodbridge will prob
ably be matched up in the six and
lfour-round events. The decision to
stage one or two wrestling matches
has not been reached, and IL such a
wrestling. it is likely that Perthrr
decision is reached In favor OF wres-
Ting, it is likely that Perth Amboy
and New Brunswick men will be
booked for one Of the events.
High class vaudeville performers
will be secured for the third section
of the program. At a meeting in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
81;
v|CT0R|ANS, %
South River Team Cops Third
Came of Sectional
Series

The Sterling basketball team OF
South River defeated the Victorians
of S%ayreville 37-2S in the third con-
test of a ive-game series played on
the South River high school audi
forum court last night. The series
now stands two to one in favor OF
.Sayreville.
The home players were on the
long end of the score throughout
with the exception of one stage
when the Victorians succeeded in
knotting the tally. At the end OF
the initial period the Sterlings were
leading 21-17. During this period
the Sterlings at n time were lead
ing by fourteen points.
In the second period h Victori-
ans soon succeeded in evening mat
tiers, but a basket by Maleski again
put the Sterlings in the lead. Al
argument between two of the play
ers ensued, and it was necessary to
finish the game with four men on
each side. The four-man combina-
ton worked to the advantage of the
Sterlings, for there were four big
men against four small men and a
wide margin soon again separated
the two teams. The Sterlings won
by nine points.
Meury and Maleski were the scor-
ing aces for the home team, the for
mer with seventeen points and
Maleski with eight points. Bob
Handerhan and Sutton led the
S%ayreville outfit in point score.
Fred Garland was the eleventh
man on the floor in this game.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
Fords
PERTH AMBOY TENNIS CLUB
TO MEET THURSDAY NIGHT

A meeting of the members of the
Perth Amboy Tennis Club has been
called by Merrill A. Mosher. n
president. for Thursday night at
o'clock in the Office OF Charles K.
Seaman, Jr.. in the Perth Amboy
Savings institution building. Plans
will be outlined at this meeting to,
repair and improve the two courts
operated by this club in the southern
part of the city so that play can be
started within a few weeks. Last
season was the most successful IN
the history of the club and efforts
will be made this year to make even
a better record:
The courts were fast last year and
gave promise of satisfying the most
exacting this s Owing to n
fact that only two courts are avail
able the membership of the club has
necessarily been restricted to q
number which would make it pos
sible for all to derive the benefits
of play. The annual election of Of
fcers will be held Thursday night
and a majority of the membership
is expected to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
OUTFIT
HAS PRACTICE
Engaged in Tilt With Salem
Team Sunday A.
tern0On

Sunday afternoon last, the Roess-
Ter and Hasslacher Chemical Com
pany baseball team played a practice
game with the Salem nine on the
West Amboy grounds. Both TENS
received a good work out as a result
of the practice. and there was con-
siderable heavy hitting IN both sides
A. good sized crowd of fans wit
messed the game.
Blunt" Pfeiffer, Meyer Larsen,
Jim Romer. Andy Mazurek. Walt
Mazurek, Hans Crispart, Joe ka-
trausky, Frank Richmond and
"Stretch' Burke played with the r.
and III. team. G. Wosh, Crowell,
Stocked, Rasmussen. M. Wosh, Ricci.
Ballo and Pelligrene and Parsler
played with the Salem team.
The contest lasted seven innings,
and at times the going was inter-
esting as in a m1d-season game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
JUNIOR CLUB BASEBALL NINE
HAS Been REORGAN|zED

The Junior Club baseball team
has been reorganized and Manager
Arnold Gibson. 46 State street.
wants bookings with light senior
teams having home grounds. The
team this year will be composed OF
non-members and members of the
club, and judging from the practice
sessions held to date, leading light
senior teams can expect real oppo-
sition from this team.
S. Mitko will pitch for the Jun
Tors, and J. Sadie will do the receiv-
ing. e. Wolff, J.. O'Berc, Z. Mullen
and J. Gilhoffer will occupy the NJ
field positions. and A. Thullesen, l..
Horvath and c. Mullen are to patrol
the outer gardens. The Juniors have
no home grounds.
Communications for Manager
Gibson should be addressed to 46
State street, or to the Junior Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
Victorians
KEASBEY BOWLERS WIN
MATCH FROM FORDS TEAM

The Keesbey bowling team last
night won two out of three games
from the Fords "Louies" An a match
rolled on the Y. M. c. A. alleys. All
of the games were close. The first
game went to Keasbey by fifteen
pins, .Fullerton's col being hlgn
score. In the second game keasbey
again won, this time by eleven pins.
Pfeiffer's 1919 was high this game.
The third game was won by the
Fords men with four pins as a mar
gin, Pfeiffer again being high man.,
his time with 1856. High average
for the night went to Pfeiffer, 1888.
Art Bagger, anchor man for the
Fords team, averaged high for his
combination, 173.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
MERCHANTS VS..
PRESS TONIGHT
Five More Matches Seized.
uIed at Y. M. C. A. in
City League
Tonight's Games IN City volIey Ball
League

Tonight's Games IN City volIey Ball
League
A. r. G. VS.. u. S. Cartridge at 7:15
o'clock.
S. U. G. VS.. Dry Docks at 1880
O'Clock.
Bankers VS.. Professionals at 7:45
o'clock.
O'Clock.
Merchants VS.. Press at s:f5
o'clock.
Two Of the four teams now tie
for the lead in the city volley ball
league will clash tonight in what
promises to be the closest and most
interesting match scheduled. Capt.
George w. >Sharr's Merchants and
the Press team will meet in the final
match of the night, both OF these
teams having won three matches to
date and lost zone. Both teams are
expected to have their strongest line
up on hand tonight for these games
+ The other two leading teams are
looked upon to win their matches
tonight, the Gable Works, who have
not lost a game to date, playing the
Dry Docks. while the Professionals
, another 1000 team meet the Bank
| ers who have won enc and lost one
In the Lead Works-Senior match the
former is looked upon to win, al.
though neither team has won g
match as yet. The A. Il. c. an6
Cartridge Works. two event,
matched teams, meet in the othel
match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
CARD OF FIGHTS FOR ROOSEVELT HALL
GOLF CLUB
READY FOR 1922 SEASON

METUCHEN, March 2s.-The Me-
tuchen Golf and Country club Will
again open its nine hole course for
it seventh eason on April l.. The
course is in fine shape, and new
members are being added each day.
Everything will be done to make
it an attraction to out of town MEM
bers as well as those in town and a
new schedule of dues have been ar
ranged.
There will be no initiation fee for
the present, and the next meeting
with the election of officers will be
held at the Metuchen Club House
tomorrow night. :.
Application for membership should
now be made to L. C. Rowland, Jr.,
lis Highland avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28

SOUTH AMBOY, March 2s.-On
complaint of Robert Mason of this
city, Joseph DeMarco, q bus driver
of Perth Amboy. was last night fined
SIS and costs Of court by Recorder
Forgotson. 1t is alleged that De-
Marco cut through a funeral pro-
ession on Main street recently, and
Recorder Forgotson in imposing the
fne issued a warning to persons ar
rested on a similar charge in the flu
ture.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
Two TEAMS TIE
FOR THE LEAD
.WaWayanda Basketball cam
Defeats Leading First En-
B. B. Five at ~"
Standing in Boys Inter-Club
Basketball League

AS a result of the Wawayanda
team defeating the First Employed
Boys Brotherhood team last night
by one point. and the Comrades TAX
ing two straight from the Yankees
Saturday and last night. a tie for
first place now exists> between the
First T.. B. B. and the Comrades in
the Boys Inter-Club basketball
league at the "Y."
Saturday afternoon the Comrades
dofeated the Yankees 20-16. Last
night the Comrades again won from
the Yankees 4O-1S; Wawayanda de-
feated the First E. B. b. 20-19: Sec
ond e. B. B. defeated the Junior E.
B. r. 20-17.
The scores follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
S|MONSEN FAMILY TEAM
WINS 3 STRAIGHT GAMES

The simonsen family bowling
team last night defeated "Pick"
Mullen's southpaw bowling outfit in
three straight games on the Argonne
alleys. Henry Simonsen, Jr, anchor
man Of the winning team, carried
off high score and high average hon
ors in this match, rolling 235, PIT
and 100 for an average of PA.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
M|CHEuN-ShYREvILlE
GIRLS GAME IS POSTPONED

The deciding game Of the series
between the Sayreville girls and h
Michelin girls of Midtown, which
was scheduled to be played on n
Midtown court tonight, has been
postponed indefinitely. The Misses
Marie Handerhan, Anna Handerhan
and Eleanor Brogger were scheduled
10 play with the Sayreville team.
Each team has won a game played
on their own court, and the
team won the right to have the third
and deciding game played on the
tiretown court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
Tigers to Play Penn

PRINCETON, March 2s.-Penn
and Princeton basketball teams
meet here tonight for the play-off.
Each team won and lost two games
in the regular schedule.
Emil Rosenast, the veteran for
ward, out of the game for more than
six weeks, with a fractured wrist,
will be in the Penn lineup, Coach
Macnichol said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
Orioles Win Two Games

The Oriole basketball team,
claimants of the light junior cham
pionship OF the city. defeated the
Venus All Stars, 1926. and the
Thunderstar Juniors, 67-13. Con-
tenders for this title are challenged
by the Orioles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28
Junior Flyers Win

The Y. NJ. II. A. Junior Flyers de-
feated the Whirlwinds of this city
in the first game of a series for the
light Junior championship, on a To-
cal court recently by a score Of 80
81.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-28

near future, the committee in
charge of this smoker will finally ar
range it's program, and the posters
will be spread throughout this sec
ton of the state and on Staten
Island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-29
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, The bodies Of fifteen
hundred soldiers, sailors, marines ana
nurses, the last whose remains are
IN be transported, are now en- route
To this. their beloved country, Tor
whose sake they laid down their
lives in the great struggle Tor hu-
mainly, and
WHEREAS, Funeral services over
the bodies of these, our heroes, VIII
be held in Brooklyn, New York, at
three o'clock, the afternoon OF next
Sunday. April End, 1922, in tribute
to their memory, and the memory Oh
their forty-four thousand comrades;
whose bodies have already been lalc
to rest in the soil of our country,
and
WHEREAS, 1t is fitting that the
ncoplc OF our State and Nation
should bow their heads in grief dur
ing the progress Of these ceremonies:
and that the love and gratitude OF
our people should be given both
public and private expression, now,
THEREFORE, I, +. Lee Trlnkle.
Governor of Virginia, do hereby
designate the hour from 3 to d
o'clock p. m, on next Sunday, April
End, 1922, to be observed as an hour
of reverence and respect, and ! urge
that all church bells be tolled at in
tervals during that hour, and that
all flags unfurled on that day be
hung at half-mast, in tribute to our
heroic dead.
Given under my hand and under
the Lesser Seal Of the Common
wealth, at Richmond, this twenty.
eighth day of March, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and twenty-five, and in the one
hundred and forty-sixth year of the
Commonwealth.
E. Lee Trinkle, Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-29

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