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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
POLICE NINE
VS.. LIBERTIES
The Game Will be Played on
Wonderland Park Field
Today

Henry Zanzalari probably will re-
ceive the mound assignment for the
Perth Amboy Police Social Club nine
against the Liberty Hook & Ladder
company nine, another local organi-
cation, in the game scheduled for
the Wonderland Park grounds this
afternoon.
Two weeks ago these two teams
met, but the police nine did not have
it's full strength on the field. Fan
zalari is confident that with h reg
ular police team behind him, he
can take the measure of the North
Amboy fire fighters.
The Liberty nine is newly uni
formed and the players composing
the roster of this team, are of the
opinion that the bluecoats cannot
beat them if they play ev y day in
the week. The lineup of the fire
company nine has not been an
nounced, but it is probable that it
will be practically the same as in
their first game.
On Thursday afternoon the Amboy
cops lost a hard fought game to the
Trenton bluecoats. Molly pitched
one of the pest games of his career,
but errors by his teammates hand
ed the visitors several easy runs.
Molly struck out fourteen batters
and allowed eight hits in this con-
test.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
S.. Amboy Sports

SOUTH AMBOY, July S.-The
Sheridan y. C.. baseball team will
entertain the fast Woodbridge Field
Club in this city tomorrow on the
Whitehead field.
The game is awaited with keen
interest by the local fans. who are
anxious to see just how the Sheri-
dan crew will fare with this strong
aggregation.
The management has advised that
he will use the following in tomor-
rows encounter: Hess. Gleason, vi
teck. French and Sepka. will oc-
cupy the infield, while Connors,
Lane and Leonard will take care OF
the big field. Primka will do the
mound work for the local team.
The Sacred Heart Baseball aggre-
cation will have for their opponents
on tomorrow afternoon, the fast
Trenton A. A.. one of the leading
teams in the Trenton City League.
The Trenton aggregation is sup
posed to be in a class by themselves
with two or three professional play
ers on their make up. This fact,
however, has not altered the opin-
lens of the local teams followers,
who believe the Sacred Heart boys
are equal in every respect to tina
visiting team.
The management has advised that
the newly formed team will appear
without change and that Buck Share
will do the twirling. Since the re-
cent change In the lineup OF tha
sacred Heart Club. Captain Lagoda
seems to think his men are able to
compete with the. best this vicinity
affords. The next four games will,
be fought out with high class agGre-
cations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
Perth Amboys Hope To
Avenge Early Season
Setback Tomorrow

his last appearance here. 1t is a
question whether he can repeat his
initial performance here tomorrow
afternoon. The fact that the heavi-
est hitters on the Plainfield team
are left-hand batters has resulted in
the Amboy magnates pushing their
efforts to secure a good southpaw
pitcher to face the team.
The local players are DESTROYS of
making up for their recent setbacks
at the hands of the Red Bank
Orioles and the Plainfields of New
York and there would be no better
way of staging a comeback than by
downing the colors of the crack
Recreation team. The Recreations
are rated as one of the leading
teams in the race for the semi-pro
championship of the state.
Tomorrow's game will be the last
one for the Amboys on the local
field until a week from next Sunday,
inasmuch as the Amboy-Tottenville
series will be started on the Aque-
honga field next Sunday afternoon,
1t is likely that ii bunch of rooters
from across the river will come here
tomorrow afternoon for the game
so as to get some dope on the
strength of the local representative
nine.
The game tomorrow afternoon
will be started promptly at $3.50
o'clock and Harry Robedee will
hold the indicator. The local mag
mates promise to have the water
wagon on hand tomorrow if the
condition Of the field two hours be-
fore the game warrants it's appear
ance
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
Dry Dock Nine Regains
Twilight League Lead,
Pitching Duel Feature!

Wesley Wilson's Perth Amboy
Dry Dock combination baseball team
regained the lead in the local in
duStrial twilight league last night
by defeating the New Jersey Terra
Gotta Company team, 81, III a con-
test which went eight innings. All
league games are scheduled seven
innings, but a provision is entered
that the contest be continued until
d winner is decided.
Southpaw Oldenboom for the New
Jerseys, and Buck" Stratton for the
Dry Docks, engaged in an interest
ing pitching duel. Errors were re-
sronsible for a majority of the ru/i
cEalked up in this game. a total vi
twelve errors were made by the tive
teams. Oldenboom allowed seven
hits, several of the scratchy nature.
while STATIONS offerings were
touched for three safeties. Olden-
loom famed eleven men, while
Stratton retired ten via the strike
cut route.
A base on balls. stolen base, hit
batsman and two errors gave the
New Jersey players their only two
runs in the fourth inning. These
were the first runs of the game and
ia this inning the New Jersey out
fit made its first hit. but the safety
did not play a part in the scoring,
Up to this stage of the game, Old
enboom had allowed but safety
Tho Dry Dock players could dc
nothing with Oldenboom's offerings
in the fifth, although two passes
were issued. and the New Jersey
players failed to tally in the frs
half of this inning.
/, Bradley's Triple Counts
A single, stolen base and a wild
throw to catch a runner at first gave
the Dry Docks a run at the stal< o
the sixth. and Bradiey's triple tC
the fence in right tied the score
The rune was retired in an effor'
to stretch the hit into a homer
Stratton held the Catherine stree
players in check in the sixth. ant
neither team scored in the seventh
inning.
The Dry Dock players staged {
rally in the eighth, punching theil
hits with errors by the New Jerse,
players and three runs crossed the
pan. The New Jersey outfit failed
tC score in the last of the eight
and the game was over.
MaZurek and Jacobs led the Dry
Deck hitters, while Zalari made tw,
ot the hits credited t o the losers
One of the features of the game wa!
the base1unning of Brownmiller
He stole four sacks in this contest
Harry Applegate, field manager o
tho Perth Amboy Athletic Associa
ton nine, umpired the game.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
F0RDS To PLAY
kEA5BEY co.
Firemen of Rival Companies
to Battle Tomorrow on
FordS Diamond

KEASBEY. July S-Both the
Keasbey ard Fords firemen are
ready for their second baseball game
to decide the championship of this
district, tomorrow morning at the
Fords diamond.
In the first game the Keasbeyites
won the game in the ninth inning,
after the going vas nip and tuck
throughout.
Keen rivalry exists between the
two teams and many rooters will be
on hand, urging their favorites on to
victory.
The game is scheduled to start
promptly a: 10 o'clock.
George Fullerton and Pfeiffer will
comprise the Keasbey battery, Olsen
and Gray will be the pointers for
the Fords nine.
Tomorrow's lineup as announced
by Mcnager Ben Jensen of the Fords
firemen and Manager E. Schuster
of the Keasbey firemen, will be as
follows:
Keasbey
Grispart, first base; Sullivan. third
base; Pfeiffer, catcher; Gloff. short
STOP; Romer, second base; Ka-
trausky, center field: Wagenhoffer,
left field; II. Fullerton, right field:
G.. Fullerton, pitcher; w. Romer,
utility; Damback, utility.
FOrds
@. Durham. right field; Rodner,
left field; Lybeck, second base;
Gray, catcher: Handerhan, center
field w. Durham, shortstop; Jensen,
third base; Olsen, pitcher; Dagger,
first base logan, utility.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
.AMbOY NINE IN
PLAINFIELD
Y. M. H. A. Teams Clash in
Morning Game--League
Contest

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. H. a.
baseball team will travel to Plain
field tomorrow morning to cross
bats with the association team of
that place in a Central league game.
The Plainfield outfit defeated AM
boy on the Wonderland Park
grounds several weeks ago. and the
Amboy players are out for revenge.
Newmark and Lowenkopf vii,
probably comprise the battery for
the visiting team. Newmark started
against the Plainfield team in the
game here and was relieved late ia
the game by Gene Parker. Mana
ger Louis Daitz will probably start
the same lineup tomorrow after
noon as he did in the first Plainield
game.
Amboy played a tie game with
the New Brunswick Y. NJ. II. a.
outfit, and the New Brunswick team
later defeated the Union county
outfit. There is great interest in to-
morrow's game. inasmuch as the
Recreations oppose the Perth Am
boy Athletic Association nine on the
local field in the afternoon.
a big crowd of rooters will &C
company the teams to Plainfield to-
morrow morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
C0LLEG|ANS
& AQUEH0NCAS
Two Teams Play Return
Game at TottenviIIe
Tomorrow

The All Collegians of New York,
recently conquered by the Aquehon-
ga baseball team of Tottenville. to
the tune of a Az score, will oppose
the Aquehonga nine in a return
game on the Tottenville grounds to-
morrow afternoon.
The pitching choice for the Aque-
honga team is undecided, inasmuch
as Aicer Jensen, local southpaw,
worked against the Cuban Stars on
Thursday night. Sickel or Bohnen-
kamp will probably be started OIL
Bush, who worked for the All Col
legians in the first game at Totem
Vile, is slated to start again tomor-
row afternoon. He pitched a won
derful game last Sunday afternoon,
allowing his opponents two hits but
losing out 10. The only run of the
game was registered in the ninth in
ming. The All Collegians secured
three hits in this contest.
Next Thursday night. the Staten
Island Red Sox will Cross ''ats with
the Aquehongas. August Huth has
a strong combi alton and W" en-
deavor to bat out a victory over
Charley Hilker's team, while the
Tottenville representatives r desi-
rous of breaking their twilight los
ing streak.
A week from tomorrow afternoon
the Perth Amboys will q pose the
Aauehongas on he Tottenville
grounds in the first game of an in
ter-state series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08

To Do PITCHING
For Acmes at BeImar This
Afternoon Orioles
Next

The Acme baseball team will
travel to Belmar this afternoon to
cross bats with the representative
team of that place. This combina-
ton recently defeated the Knights
of Columbus nine of this city, but
lost to the Red Bank Orioles.
Brownmiller and Terio will COM
prise the battery for the Acmes i'll
this contest, and Flynn, Hansen.
Pelligrene and Thomas are slated
for the infield positions. The outer
gardens will be patroled by Fimiani,
Adams and Crowell.
The trip to Belmar will be made
in a number of automobiles and a
big crowd of fans will accompany
the team. Manager Terio is conf
dent that his team a take the
measure of the strong South Jersey
combination, for a victory over this
team will insure the AGNES other
bookings in that section.
Next Thursday night the Acmes
will engage in a game with the Red
Bank Orioles on the latter's field.
This team recently scored a decisive
victory over the Perth Amboys. The
Acme lineup will be strengthened
considerably for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
ST.EMERYS|N
BIC CONTEST
Oppose Casey Nine on Grove
Street Grounds, Wood
bridge

The Woodbridge Knights of Co
lunlbus baseball team expects to add
another win to its string tomorrow
afternoon, in the game with the st.
Emery combination on the Grove
street grounds. The Amboy team
has Been putting up a good brand
of ball against leading teams in this
vicinity and should offer consider
able opposition.
Bob Risley or Henry (Butch) Mel
der, will be ready for service on the
mound for the Caseys in the game
tomorrow afternoon. Risley pitched
last Sunday afternoon agains. the
Lehighs of this city, while Neider
worked in the township champion
ship game against the Woodbridge
Field Club.
For the visiting team, Mallet. A.
Gardella or Erickson will be ready
for mound service. Manager Louis
Sellyei of the Saints is confident that
any one Of these moundsmen should
succeed in stemming the batting ef-
forts of the home players.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
BELM0NTS VS..
MAURER NINE
Teams Will Clash on Maurer
Field Tomorrow A.
ternOOn

The crack Belmont combination
of Elizabeth will oppose the Maurer
baseball team on the latter's field to-
morrow afternoon. An interesting
game is anticipated inasmuch as
both teams have been travelling at
a good pace in their recent contests.
Max Wagenhoffer, Keasbey hurier,
who has won three games for the
Maurer nine, one last Sunday and
another on Tuesday. will be sent to
the mound for the home team. Ras-
mussen will do the receiving. In the
inf1eld, Maurer will have C.. kochek,
P. Dametsch, Urbanski and A. Da-
metsch, while Zalari, Christensen
and either J. Dametsch, Faltisco or
Kurmer will patrol the outer gar
dens.
The lineup of the Belmont team
has not been announced, but Man
ager Urbanski has been promised the
appearance of a strong aggregation
by the Elizabeth manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
3LG INTEREST IN RET URN OF CRACK RECREATION Mn
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

There must be something worth
three ~knockouts in his last four
fights. This is the record of Joe
Colletti, fyweight, who is well
known in this city.
Fans who visit the Raritan Cop
per Works tomorrow afternoon may
be given a surprise. This is indicat-
ed by the announcements made by
the local baseball magnates this
week.
Aicer Jensen would have turned
in another real game on Thursday
night. but for the errors made by
his teammates in the opening round.
The Cuban Stars furnished the OPP
position in this game.
Harry Davis, pivot man of the
New York Harmony Club basket
ball team. is DESTROYS of performing
in this vicinity next season. He
played several games with the local
Speedways last season.
There are two baseball games In
this city, this afternoon. The Police
Social Club nine and the Liberty
Hook and Ladder nine clash at Won
derland Park, while the Caseys cross
bats with the Lead Works on the
Raritan Copper works field.
The Police Mutual Aid Society are
planning for a boxing show to be
staged in this city, some time dur
ing October. This is the first event
planned by this organization in some
time.
AT least three new men VIII be
lined up with the Perth Amboy Ath-
letic Association nine when this
combination takes the field agains'
the Recreations of Plainfield tomor'
row afternoon.
Fanny Terio's Acme forces ex'
pect to take the measure OF thf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
WOODBRIDGE FIELD CLUB
TO PLAY SHERIDAN Nine

The Woodbridge Field Club base
ball team will travel to South Am
boy tomorrow afternoon to cross
bats with the Sheridan nine of that
place. The Woodbridge players will
leave the corner of Amboy avenue
and Albert street at 1 o'clock. Mar
tin will occupy the mound for the
visitors in this game.
Last Sunday afternoon the Wood
bridge Field Club defeated the En-
eralds of this city at Woodbridge bS
a score of To. Keller and Camp
bell comprised the battery for the
visiting Emerald team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08

Belmar representative team on the
latter's field this afternoon. Brown
miller will pitch for the visitors.
The bout between Jay Lanahan,
who recently fought in this city, and
Jimmy Kelly, scheduled for last
Monday night at the Brighton Box
ing Club. has been put off until a
week from next Monday night.
The Aurora Colored Giants, a
leading semi-pro baseball team of
New York. is DESTROYS of arranging
games with teams in this vicinity.
Ralph Baltimore, Pa West 65tn
street, New York, is manager.
The Triangle midgets would like
to arrange games with heavy mid
get teams. This team has won ten
out of eleven games. Martin Wyb-
ranic, GIT Johnstone street, is man
ager.
.Painfield's Recreation nine viii
have between four and five hundred
fans behind them in the game here
tomorrow afternoon. Fans in this
vicinity should surpass that attend
dnCe NUMBER.
Numerous opponents are looming
up for Jack Dempsey, Willard, Greb
and Willis being the most prominent
1t is believed greatest interest il
centered in the meeting of the col
ored battler and the champion.
Good crowds witnessed the Lin
coin Giants and Cuban Star games
at Tottenville recently. Would SINH
lar twilight attractions draw in thi'
city?
Roosevelt fans will turn out strons
tomorrow afternoon to witness tn
baseball game between the Speed
ways and the Harmony nine. Th'
latter team is the borough represen,
tative outfit. This game will b.
played on Brady's field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
n. j. L. G..

Dry Docks -. 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 SIS
n. j. T. G.. -. 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 o.
Summary-Three base nit, Brad
ley. Two base hits. Mazurek. z;
Christensen. Left on base, Dry Docks
4; N. j. r. c., 5. Bases on balls. off
Stratton. .: off Oldenboom, S. Struck
out by Stratton. 10; by Oldenboem,
II. Double play. Zalari to Andrec-
six. Umpire-Harry Apologize.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08

Up to a late hour today the local
magnates had not made known the
name of their boxman for tomor-
rows game, but promised the ap-
pearance of a good man to handle
the. mound task.
Teuscher, the Plainfield ace. has
been pitching sensational ball since
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08

Interest in the return of the crack
Recreation baseball team of Plain
ield. here tomorrow afternoon tc
sngage in a diamond conflict with
he Perth Amboy Athletic Associa-
ION nine on the Raritan Copper
Works field lis at a high pitch. The
R~ecreations defeated the Amboys in
I.e first game here by a H. score.
Between four and five hundred
Plainfield fans are scheduled to
ONE here tomorrow afternoon to
sack their team to victory. There
y greater interest in Plainfield in
he game tom prov than there was
il the first contest. Fans in this
vicinity who failed to see the first
appearance. of the Recreations on
the local field, have made up their
minds not to miss tomorrow's game.
The probable lineups:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08

q
National League

New York 9, Pittsburgh s.
(1S innings
St. Louis 6, Brooklyn s.
Chicago Z, Boston 2.
Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
American League

New York 1, Cleveland 0.
Philadelphia 6, Chicago g..
st. Louis 1, Boston O.
(First game)
Boston S, st. Louis 4.
(Second game)
Detroit Z, Washington 8.
(Ffrst game)
Detroit IL, Washington 9.
(Second game)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
National League

New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
GAMES TODAY
League

Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at Washington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08

Baltimore 5, Newark 0.
Reading Is, Jersey City 9.
Toronto s, Buffalo O..
Rochester 6, Syracuse 3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08
international League

JERSEY City at Reading.
Newark at Baltimore.
Syracuse at Rochester.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-08

Belmar representative team on the
latter's field this afternoon. Brown
miller will pitch for the visitors.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-27
MAN AND WIFE FORM
A LAW PARTNERSHIP

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June 27.-
Not satisfied with the strength of
the bonds which link them in con-
nubial partnership, Alfred T.. Carroll
and Lucy--his wife--are now con-
ltemplating Strengthening their mari
tai relation links by entering a vir-
tual legal partnership.
And this is just one instance of
the feminine invasion of the legal
fraternity that is impending, If the
personnel of the 1922 graduating
class of the Kansas City school of
law is an indication.
The CAROLS are members of this
class of the school. Although Mrs.
Carroll does not plan to practice she
hopes to be OF tremendous assistance
10 her husband in his legal tasks
In addition to Carroll & Carroll,
there are several other unusual COM
binations in this years class. Lyle
NJ. and Sarah Lucille Turner. brother
and sister, will receive their degrees
of LII. b. at the same time. Legal
tangles win receive both masculine
and a feminine review from this
pair.
Loretta Cecilia and Mary Catherine
Mcdonnell. sisters, also will receive
their "sheepskins'' this year. They
as yet have not made plans for the
of a firm.
Two brothers-Charles Franklin
Melching and Roy Arthur Melching-
will complete their law school educa-
tions at the same time. Announce |
ment of their probable partnership |
has been made.
OF the probable 110 graduates !
eight are women. This number Is I.
because numerous classes |
have no women enrolled.
About 20 per cent OF the class has ]
planned to practice law in Greater 4
Kansas City.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-27
HAWAII is GR|PPED
BY THE RADIO RAGE

HONOLULU, T. H., June 27.--All
Hawaii has gone radio crazy!'s
The craze for radiophones which is
sweeping the mainland of the United
States has now reached the islands,
1000 miles out in the Pacific. Com
panies handling the new apparatus re
port that they are unable to satisfy
the demand for outfits, or even to
keep within reasonable distance Of
their orders, which are now piled so
high that at least six months will be
required to fill all of them without
allowing for new orders which win
come in meanwhile.
In Honolulu and Hilo, the two lead
ing cities of the territory radio clubs
have been organized, with large mem.
berships. Smaller clubs or branches
of the two mai norganizations are he
ing formed in every town and village.
Talks and lectures by expert operators
feature the weekly meetings of th' sc
clubs, which are largely attended and
most enthusiastic.
In the daily papers of the various
island cities columns of space are de-
voted to radio instructions and news
of the latest innovations, as wei! as
to answering questions asked by ANA
teur operators.
A remarkable feature OF the craze
as it affects Hawaii is the fact that Il
has hit not clone the white races bui
the Hawaiians and Orientals as wen,
many of the most enthusiastic opera
tors of radiophones being of the last-
named races. What the result lnay be
on future aerial conversation IS diff
cult to determine, as the languages in
volved are numerous and divergent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-27
Assault Case Continued.

Charges of assault and battery
made in behalf of the state against
Alvin Slaight and Nile Martin were
continued this morning by Justice
Joe H. Parkes when it developed that
the men were not prepared for trial.
The charges grew out of the alleged
conduct of the two men in the room
occupied by Charles Howell at the
Bowman hotel early Sunday morning.
Eight transients were in court this
morning on charges of stealing rides
on a train. They We're fined $40
and costs in each case. None of the
men had any money.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-27
Pair Plead Guilty.

Ellie Rice and z. w. Steele, ar
rested last week as result of a
raid made by local and state officers
of premises occupied by. them. were
given fines of $3.50 each and costs
this morning in the court of Justice
Joe H. Parkes. The men entered
pleas of guilty to the charge of hav-
ing intoxicants in their possession.
When the still which the two men
had been operating was examined by
deputy sheriffs. cornmeal. potatoes
apple cores and other refuse of a
like nature were found in the vessel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-27
GIRLS! WH|TEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into bottle containing three ounces
or Orchard White, which ANY drug
store will supply for a few cents,
shake we'll, and you have q quarter
pint of harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day, then shortly not the
beauty and whiteness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this lem
on lotion to bleach and bring that soft.
clear, rosy-white complexion, also as
freckle, sunburn, and tan bleach be-
cause it doesn't irritatc.