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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
LOCAL OUTFIT
To PRACTICE
Team of LoWenkopf and Le-
vine to Get Together To-
morrow Night

Tomorrow night the Perth Amboy
Five formed by Leo Lowenkopf and
k Levine, will hold its initial prac-
tice of the season on the Auditorium
court. According to present indica-
tons the team will line up with
Thomas. Regain, Hansen, Allen, Sher
and Davis and the season will be
opened in about a month.
Practice will be held every We'd
nesday night until the first game,
and Messrs. Lowenkopf and Levine
will have their team play profess
sional rules entirely. No announce
ment has been made regarding the
opposition for the opening date.
Announcement by Messrs. Lowen-
kopf and Levine Is to tho effect that
Chuck" Solador will handle the
whistle in all home m OF their
organization. 1t will be tho first
time this collection Of individual
stars has played on the same team.
The Amboys are n of the teams
organized to date this season, the
Speedways, another local outfit, and
the Roosevelt Separates have also
reorganized for the season. The
Separates will perform on the
Roosevelt court, Sunday night. while
the Speedways will play in this city
on Saturday nights. The Woodbridge
Big Five have been formed and also
the Parish House quintet, another
Woodbridge team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
IS
BEATEN 6-2
Field Club Loses to Holy Trim
ity Nine of Helmetta, in
Well Played Game

HELMETTA, Sept. 19.-The Holy
Trinity nine defeated the Wood
bridge Field Club, Sunday afternoon
in the BEST played game of the sea-
son. Timely batting and the general
all-round good playing of the locals,
aided by the good twirling of Valek,
who also excelled with the stick
helped to win his W game. Wit
kowski and Latkanic also batted
well. For Woodbridge Kath was the
leading batter.
Woodbridge scored m in the
third on a base on balls. a single by
Rath and double by Stack. A rally
was staged in the ninth that netted
them another. Kath singled and
singles by Parsler and Gilran tall
lied Kath.
Helmetta scored in the first in
ming and won the game in a fourth
inning rally. Richards singled and
was sacrificed by Witkowski; Timko
singled, scoring Richards; Smith
famed. Mahalski advanced Witkow-
ski, who was brought home by Lat
kanic's single; a base on balls to
Mulligan and Pietroskie's sacrifice
long fly scoring Mahalski. The o
and lineup:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
WOODBRIDGE
BIC Five SET
Will Open Against Roosevelt
Separates First Sunday
in October

The Woodbridge Big Five basket
ball team has been organized for
the season and is now ready for
bookings. H. Nannen, 526 Linden
street, Woodbridge, is manager Of
this quintet and he can be reached
On phone by calling 128-M.
This team will open the season in
Roosevelt, the first Sunday night in
October against the Roosevelt Sepa-
rate basketball quintet of jerome
Jacobowitz. Manager Nannen has
not announced the lineup of his
team. but is probable hat he will
use all Woodbridge material.
Manager Nannen in issuing his Or
ganization announcement made
known hat he endeavored to ar
range a booking with Manager Leo
LoWenkopf OF the Perth Amboys,
but the later pilot claimed that the
Woodbridge team is not strong
enough. Manager Nannen is of the
opinion that his team can hold its
own with the Amboy basketeers.
The leader of the Woodbridge Big
Five is ready to arrange games with
all leading teams in Middlesex
county. the third congressional dis
tricc and other parts of the state.
1t is probable that travelling games
only will be arranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
CASE OF JOE COLLETTI
SIMILAR To THAT OF
OTHER ATHLETES HERE
or a ,favors. however.

Why doesn't Perth Amboy or a
Perth Amboyan advance high in
sporting circles? And this question
Is answered by saying tina this city
IS the greatest place for knockers
ot a winner" in the country.
After the fights in Roosevelt last
Friday night, Joe Colletti. one Of the
greatest flyweight boxers in the
country and an athlete willing to
make Perth Amboy his home, was
he target for a great many knocks.
He scored a technical knockout over
Jimmy Sweeney, of Allentown, Pa,
N the second round of a scheduled
sight-round contest. This was Col
letti's fourth straight two-round
hnockout.
Immediately the knockers" got
busy and spread the word around
another settp'' and stories of a
similar character. Sweeney has a
good ring record and fought some
OF the best fiyweights in Philadel-
phia and vicinity, but Just because
Colietti beat him, he can't be rated
very high. Some OF those present
at the fight even went as far as to
say that Colletti did not fight the
real Sweeney on this occasion.
Since coming to this town. Colletti
has ben going along toe good to suit
the knockers" When he fought
Sailor Hammer, they yelled 'setup"
and a few nights later when Ham
mer beat Billy NARROW, they changed
their story and said Hammer never
appeared in this city.
Ed Mooney Poulsen Is manager
OF Colletti, and he has done favors
for lei persons in this vicin-
e by bringing his great little fighter
TO this city. There is a limit to all
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
Posi- Combine
PreparingFO For Great
Attractions

Tottenville has entered the foot
ball field with the announcement
last night of the reorganization of
the Beauvais Post football team.
With the eason opening but a few
weeks off, Coach Wilburn of the
Tottenville representative team is
hard at work rounding his players
into tip top form. He expects to
have them in mid-season condition
for the opening game on Aquehonga
field, ~Tottenville, Sunday. October
Is.
The Beauvais Post eleven will
have two games away from home
before showing on their home grid
iron. T~ottenville fans and other
followers of the legion team have
become very enthusiastic over the
prospects of a football champion
ship for the South Shore. Cheer
leaders have been appointed and are
preparing a big welcome for the
players on their first appearance.
Wolfe, Schwartzman, Chapman,
Randall, Scott. Thomson, Griffin and
Fleming of last years team will
md positions on the eleven this
season. There are a number of
candidates for the remaining posi-
tons and although lacking in exper-
ience, their courage and ambitions
VIII carry them through.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

AS a result of their victory Of yes
terday afternoon, the New York
Yankees have a good chance of re-
peating in the johnson circuit.
Whitley Wits single in the ninth
of the game yesterday, enabled the
Yanks to take the deciding game
OF their series with the st. Louis
Browns and Bush to win his twenty
fifth game of the season.
In the west to date, the Yankees
have won four out of seven games.
an even break with the White Sox
and two out of three games from
the Browns. This afternoon they
open a three game series with the
Detroit Tigers. then play the same
number of games with the Cleve-
land Indians, and finish up with the
Washington Senator'S and Boston
Braves. During the same period the
Browns play Washington, Philadel-
phia and Chicago.
The st. Louis team must win sew
en- of their nine remaining games,
while the Yankees are losing five out
of ten, in order to win the pennant.
If the Yanks win six, st. Louis must
win eight out the nine in order to
finish at the top.
The Giants beat Cincinnati yester-
day. while Pittsburgh was gaining
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

,~favors. however.
Colletti fought a number of the
best boys in the flyweight class even
before he heard of Perth Amboy
After the Hammer bout in this city
he knocked out Jimmy Jackson in
two rounds at Rockaway, registered
a two-round knockout over Harry
Catena at Ebbets field in Brooklyn
and also beat Young Densuo, a Fill
pino, at Atlantic City.
The Poughkeepsie lad has had the
knockers after his scalp since first
coming to this city and every time
he fights he either has q setup or
did not have a right to win. Col
letti is ready to fight any man in his
class, Villa or anyone.
Manager Poulsen is ready to stack
his man, and back him, against any
fiyweight any of the knockers can
bring to this city. Colletti is ready
to fight at any time and preferably
would like to have the knockers"
book up a good man for the main
bout on the Police Mutual Aid So
ciety show to be staged in this city
October 10.
At the present time Manager
Poulsen is endeavoring to arrange a
bout between Villa and Colletti. For
the past several HloulIlS tIe ioctl
manager has been dickering to ar
range a bout with Johnny Buff. the
former champion, but had little sue
cess and it now appears as if the
veteran is through.
In all branches of sport the few
Perth Amboy would-be sports act in
the same manner. That is why many
Amboy baseball players are glad to
depart to other fields when they re-
ceive the opportunity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
@. Where do cells breed? e. o. j.

~. Wnere 40 eelS Dreeu Il. y. Js
A. The Bureau of Fisheries sayz
that cells breed in salt water. The
American cells breed in water zoo
fathoms deep off the southwest
coast of Bermuda. European cells
breed within a few miles of tho
same place. The two species have.
never been known to cross breeds
Young cells migrate to fresh WATER.
No American eel has ever been
found in European water nor a
European eel in American streams.
@. Is Yellowstone National Park
one of the Seven Wonders of the
World? p. Il.
A. This park is not numbered
among the Seven Wonders of the
Modern World. but it is included
among the Wonders of Americas
The others are Niagara. Mammoth.
Cave, the Garden of the Gods. the
Yosemite Valley, the Giant Trees of
California and Natural Bridge in
Virginia.
q. What kind OF a vehicle is a
dandy" p. ID. C.
A. 1t consists of a wooden frame
work which is covered with canvas
or American cloth. The cross poles
at each end are carried by four
coolies usually IN their shoulders,
but sometimes on their heads. III
Is used by travellers on the corkscrew
roads in the hill country of India
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
MONTANAF|vE
RE0RGAN|zED
b
Ready to Book Games With
Basketball Teams in New
Jersey

The Montana Club basketball team
of Stapleton, S. l., has been reor,
ganized. The club has representa-.
tives in basketball, baseball and foot.
ball each season..
George Winchester will pilot the
affairs of the team oil the court again
this season and he isl ready to ar.
range games with all of the leading
teams in New York, offering suitable
inducements. The Montanas expect
to play on opponents courts.
The lineup of the team will be
chosen from Elmer Ripley, Edgar
Anderson, Dutch" Lambert, Ed
Price, whitley" Stanfield, and Char.
ley Campmeyer. Price performed
with the Beauvais Post American
] Sion team of Tottenville last "a.
son, while nearly all of the otnel
members of this team p~erf0FAaeA. :,
this city on various occasions. Y
Challenges for the Montana team
should be addressed to Manager
Winchester, Stapleton, S. I.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The Railway Athletic Association
line pulled the unexpected on Sun
day afternoon, scoring a shut-out
victory over the Perth Amboys. 1t
was a case of too much Schultz.
The result OF the game yesterday
in st. Louis practically decided the
American League pennant. The
Yankees will have tough opposition
In Detroit and Cleveland.
Announcement has been made of
the organization of the Woodbridge
Big live basketball team. This is
the second Woodbridge team to be
organized.
Babe Ruth missed a chance to
gain on Ken Williams, Sunday aft
ernoon, when the latter clouted out
q four base smack, after the Bam-
biro had made a circuit clout in the
early innings of the same game.
The Maurer baseball team evened
matters for the season with the
Woodbridge knights of Columbus
nine. The result of this game was
d surprise to the Woodbridge fans.
From present indications there
will be a number of smokers in this
city 1uring the coming winter. There
will be boxing bouts In connection
with all of these events.
There is a possibility that Charles
(Pud) Stinson may play with the
Perth Amboy Athletic Association
nine for the remainder of the present
diamond season.
Rumcrs current In this city lasr
night were to the effect that H.
Schultz, who held the Amhoys to
three nits last Sunday on the local
fields, may pitch for Tottenvii!e next
Sunday.
Present weather conditions are
aiding considerably in the opening
of the bowling season in this city.
Three local alleys are open at the
present time.
The only interest remaining in the
National League race is the coming
of the Pittsburgh Pirates to New
York this week for their last series
of the present season.
One of the features of the Aque-
hongas played in recent games has
been the work of Mike Tague. He
should surely play in the series game
here next Sunday afternoon.
There has been considerable praise
of the class of Joe Colletti, fyweight
wonder and also numerous knocks
since his recent showing at the
Roosevelt club.
Fans in this city should get plenty
of basketball in this section this sea-
son with two teams in this city, two
in Woodbridge and n in Roose-
welt.
Jess Barnes and Art Nehf will be
the two big guns of the New York }
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
Cut This Out-Jt Is Worth Money

Cut out this slip. enclose with &c
and mail it to Foley e. Co., 1885
Sheffield avenue, Chicago, ILL.,. writ
ing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
FLYERS BEAT
MELR0SE NINE
Herman Jeroff Allows South
Amboy Tossers Only Two
SafetieS

Herman Jeroff was at his best on
Sunday afternoon, and the Flyer
nine of this city had an easy time
downing the colors of the Melrose
Field Club team of South Amboy.
The final score was 10.
The Melyose batters collected two
hits off the Flyer moundsman, nary
a pass "a issued and twelve bat
ters famed the breeze. Segar, w.
Mansfield, Hilferty. A. Mansfield and
Freeman made two hits apiece for
the victors.
The Flyers would like to book a
game with H~elraeyta, Spotswood or
Old Bridge for Sunday. Manager
Mansfield a be reached by address,
ing 234 Hall avenue, or by calling
1863 between Z and $3.50 o'clock.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
Woodbridge Field Club


Score by 1nnlngS:
Holy Trinity 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 x-6
Woodbridge % 0 1 0 0 0 0 o %
Summary-Earned runs, Holy
Trinity, 4; Woodbridge. 1. Base on
balls Valek, 2: Parsons, 2. Left on
base. Holy Trinity, Z: Woodbridge,
5. Base on errors Holy Trinity, 1;
Two base hits, Latkanic, Stack
Struck out, Valek, 4; Parsons. 3.
Passed balls. Gulius, 1. Hit by pit
cher, Richards, Munday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
NfelrOse


Tho summary-Three-base hit, w.
Mansfield. Two-base hits, A. Mans
field, Macarthur, Brush. Struck out,
by Jeroft, ~; De Fort. 5. Bases on
balls off. Jeroff. O.: De Fort. 5.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
CoJumhians Beat Eagles

The Columbian baseball team de-
feated the Eagles, a colored nine of
Pleasan: Plains. So, on Sunday
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

The Broad A. c., a Junior team,
defeated tho Keystones on Sunday
afternoon, 7-3.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
Sacred Hearts Booking

Assistant Manager Pierson of the
South Amboy Sacred Hearts an
ncunced this morning that his team
is without a booking for Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
American League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
New York, 8; St. Louis. 2.
Philadelphia, a; Cleveland, 3.
Chicago, Z; Boston, o..
Detroit, IL; Washington, 5.
National League
New York, Z; Cincinnati, 2.
Chicago, A: Brooklyn, 3.
ST. Louis. 6; Boston, a..
pittsburgh, IL; Philadelphia, 3.
(First camel
Philadelphia. 5; Pittsburgh, 2.
tsecond game,
-.:z.nu,-onaI =eusue
Jersey City, z; Newark. 6.
Toronto, 2; Rochester. /.
eleven innings)
Reading, 8; Baltimore, 3.
(Fifteen innings)
Other teams not scheduled
GAMES TODAY
National League
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston.
American League
New York at Detroit.
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
International League
Rochester at Toronto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
HIGH TIDE TABLE
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME


Art Romer. pitching for the
Staten Island Elks, was beaten by
the Bridgeports on Sunday after
neon. SO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
charleston Wins Anoth'

On Sunday afternoon, Charleston
beat Huguenot by a 80 score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

The Metuchen and Perth Amboy
high school football teams will surely
clash on the gridiron during the
coming season. Metuchen and
Perth Amboy are old rivals espe-
cially in baseball and football.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

Giant pitching staff in the coming
worlds series classic. McQuillan
and Scott also will be counted on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

Announcement has been made of
the organization of the Woodbridge
Big live basketball team. This is
the second Woodbridge team to be
organized.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19
CLUB STANDING
NATIONAL LEAGUH
LEAGUH

to play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

Jess Barnes and Art Nehf will be
the two big guns of the New York J
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

The result OF the game yesterday
In St. Louis practically decided the
American League pennant. The
will have tough opposition
n Detroit and Cleveland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-19

Fans in this city should get plenty
of basketball in this section this sea-
son with two teams in this city, two
in Woodbridge and one in Roose-
welt.
The New York herald., 1922-06-17
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YoaK HERArn
ATLANTIC City. y. j.. June IS There
are forty-fve life guards on the beach
hero at present. and these will be aug
mented by ten others tomorrow.
New York arrivals to-day include:
Marlborough-Blen II. Whit
ney, c. A. Bableste. Frank Edison, w. L.
Ashe. r. A. overill, C. r. Jones. Theo-
dore Cook and c. II. Knowlton.
Dennis--A. s. Kinsey. Grant G.. Por-
ter. r. l.. Clark. +. H. Sellman, II w
McPhee and ~. c. Coleman.
Traymore-Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
voclker, q. n. Mccormack. Mr.. and Mrs
John p. Neff, Miss r. r. Martin. r. Don
nell Courtney. II. j. Charles, II. II. Jung
Miss Astrid l.. Jason. Mrs. Isabci
Mulancy. Paul Traeger and Frank Me-
Elroy.
Ritz-Carlton--F. W. Burnham. Mrs
II. d. Tate Mrs. c. H. McCracken. Mr.
and Mrs. w. II. Chandler, Mrs. Jamei
3. Wasson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Shanlcy
and Mr.. and Mrs. n. l.. Parker.
Amba ssador--C. ". Shaffner, Walter
s. Allen, Miss Irene Enright. Mrs. II. D.
Carbary. Mr.. and Mrs F. II. McGraw,
Mrs. Leo Atahasio, Mrs. r. Atanasi
Mr.. and Mrs Jerome j. Hoag, j. c.
Houston. Fred II. Colvin. l.. c Morrow
AMI ]. u. Cove.
The New York herald., 1922-06-17
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Brock Monroe
Terhunc of 40 Park avenue have gone
to Southampton. where they will be at
Schermerhorn House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roderic Barnes and
family of Hewlett. l.. l.. will spend
July and August at Washington. Conn
The annual Saturday dances in the
Seawanhaka- -Corinthian Yacht Club at
Oyster Bay will be started tonight and
continued through the summer.
Mrs. Walter S. Carpenter. Jr.. and
Mrs. Walter G. Tatnall of Wilmington
are at the Vanderbilt over the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Ryle Of
Rye, N. Y. and Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Gillespie of Morristown also are at that
hotel
Prof d. NJ. Luiji Bordoni has arrived
at the Chatham Hotel from Italy, ac-
companied by Mr.. ]. Cadwelder Hal
nault and Mr.. B. Bigelow Boardman.
Sir Herbert Holt arrived from Mon
treal yesterday and is at the Biltmore
Mr. and Mrs Robert l.. Coe of Water
bury. Conn. are stopping at the Bel
mont.
Mrs. Edward L. Doheny entertained
ten friends at dinner at the Plaza Hotel
last night.
Mrs. Francis l.. Potts and Mrs. James
Roberts Wood of Philadelphia are pass
ing few days at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. McCorkle
have gone to the Garden City Hotel
for the summer.
Mrs. Albert p. Francine of Philadel-
phia Is at the Lorraine.
Mrs Ferdinand Kuhn has returned to
Bernardsville from the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel.
Mrs. Louis M. StumeI. Misses Lois
and Aline Stumer and Louis Michael
Stumer I'd. who have been living at the
Plaza during the last winter. are for
a fortnight in Chicago at the Ambassa-
dor Hotel before sailing to spend the
summer abroad They will return to
New York in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernon Sheldon Prentice
have closed their house at 6N Park ave-
nue. and have opened their place at
Seabright, N. J..
The New York herald., 1922-06-17

Another young woman of society has
decided to go on the stage. Following
the modern idea that every one should
have an avocation Mrs Adolphe IL.
Wenzell, formerly Miss Zillah Townsend
Thompson of 13 Gramercy Park will
embark upon professional career the
coming season. The newest aspirant for
honors before the footlights Is tie daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson
of 162 East Sixty-first street.
Not only has Mrs. Wenzell decided to
go on the stage, she has been on it.
Last winter it was learned yesterday.
she appeared quietly with the Blaney
players and also she Joined n stock COM
pany In Pennsylvania town. There she
got some good routine experience which
confirmed Mrs. Wenzell in the idea that
she would be happy to continue seriously
in the work.
Mrs. Wenzell at her hoiie last night
rather reluctantly admitted that the re-
port of her stage aspirations was correct.
II wish you would make 1t clear" she
said. 'in whatever is printed that ] am
very humble beginner in this work.
1t has been my life ambition to act.
But / do not want the ladies and gem
tlemen of the stage who have many
years of experience behind them to think
that l am approaching the work with
any but the most serious intentions or
without realizing how mucn ! have 10
learn.
"I have given the work a serious trial
and found it as fascinating as | thought
! would. Unknown to any but my
closest friends. who have kept my secret
well. | appeared with the Blaney Play
ers and also in Pennsylvania stock
company. l played leading roles In two
productions. In one company / took the
role OF Passion in Experience" | do
The New York herald., 1922-06-17
CANADIANS WED IN U. S.
sidney II. Carter. Artist, Marrics
Mrs. Lucille Lemoine.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
MOUNT VERNON, ". Y, June 16--Sid-
ney Robert Carter, an artist. ~ years
old. giving his address rs n st. Mathews
street. Montreal, Caua1a. and Mrs. Lu-
cile Lemoine. %, oil Montreal were
married last night ~ Mayor Edwin W.
Fiske at the City Hall.
The witnesses were Miss Mary Bltzer.
who accompanied them. and City Clerk
Benjamin Cullen. They arrived in the
afternoon In high GOV cred automobile,
obtained their marriage license and. as
Mayor F'iske was not at the City Hall.
they had supper at 4 loccl restaurant
while waiting for him. In the affidavit
for the marriage license the bride stated
she had obtained divorce from her
first husband at Reno.
The New York herald., 1922-06-17
HUYLERS WIN OVER
ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL
Jury Returns $4,000 Verdict
Against Ritz-Corlton.

ATLANTIC CITY. June 16.-The Huy-
Ter Company was awarded $50. 900 to
day by a circuit court jury that heard
an action for $3.50 600 against the Ritz
Carlton Hotel The amount sued for
represented the alleged leasehold value
and approximate profits OF a store in a
building planned by the hotel but never
erected
The Huyler Company alleged that K
signed a lease for a store I'm building
TO be erected by the defendants and to
contain a theater and arcade features.
The building. IL was alleged. was to
have been completed in May. 1921, and
when the company signed lease for
the store on the property IL made no
further effort to get another location in
that section of the beach front.