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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
BOUND BROOK
GUNNERS HERE
Biz Shoot This Afternoon on
Perth Amboy Clubs Traps
MANY Entered

The Perth Amboy Rod and Gun
Club t~rapskooters this afternoon
meet the crack Bound Brook COM
bination in a return club match on
the Amboy Clubs traps in outer
Smith street. Owing to the fact
that at least fifty gunners are ex-
pected to enter the 100 bird event,
which will mean the throwing OF
5000 targets. an early start is to be
made, the schedule calling for the
shoot to open at 1880 o'clock.
Shooting with Perth Amboy today
will be such cracks as Alderman AL
bert G.. Waters, Al WINS. former ma
tional champion; Adam Schrimpf,
national indoor champion; DR.. Hart
mann, of Keyport, winner of the
big automobile shoot held at Plain
field recently; John Hanson, Oscar
Mundy and others. The Bound
Brook Club has among its members
some of the best shots in the state
and high scores are assured. The
match today is a return match with
Bound Brook. the Amboy team hav-
ing been beaten by twelve birds in
the initial match this year.. A VIC
tory for Amboy today will mean a
third match. whereas a Bound
victory will give them the credit o6
the series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
!. NJ. /. A.. NINE
To OPEN SEASON
Will Play at New Brunswick
in League Game Tomor-
row Afternoon

Tomorrow afternoon the Perth
Amboy Y. NJ. H. A. baseball team
Will engage In its first diamond con-
test of the season, likewise the first
league game to be played in the
Central district of the state tourney.
New Brunswick's representative as
ISOLATION can will furnish the op-
position and the contest will BIO
staged at Bucceleuch Park, New
Brunswick.
Manager Louis Daitz announces
the acquisition of a Milton Mann.
who is said TO have played with
Binghamton. and also against the
Amboys two seasons ago. He prob
ably will take car OF the dificuit
corner.
New Brunswick will line up Is
follows: s. Cohen. pitcher; I. Ria
gle, catcher; Z. Cohen, first base;
8. Ringle. second base; c. Ringle,
shortstop; ID. Feinberg, third base;
A. Reisheld. left field; n. Rose, CEN
terield. and u. Friedman, right
field.
Amboy will use the following
men, j.. Newmark. @. Parker, j..
Lowenkopf, Irv Levine, s. Bimstein.
II. Levine, NJ. Mann, !. Schwartz
man, G. Mandel. Ike Levine, E.
Karkus. Aneckstein and J.. Baum.
Newmark and Parker will take care
OF the pitching assignment, with the
former likely to start. The Amboy
team will leave the Y. NJ. II. A. at
1:30 o'clock for New Brunswick,
making the trip by automobile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
INDEPENDENTS
& AQUEH0NCAS
Game at TottenviIIe Tomor-
row Afternoon Should be
Hummer

Charley Hilker's Aquehonga base
ball team of Tottenville. viii have as
an opponent tomorrow. the New
York Independent baseball combi-
nation. This team played a seven
teen inning game with the Aque-
hongas at Tottenville last season.
losing out by a FL score. 1t was
the best game played on the Tot
tenville field in many a season.
Art Romer pitched against the In
dependents last year and it is ale
that his pitching was responsible for
the name in which the visitors
were kept from the plate. Romer
is not pitching for the Aquehongas
this wear, Aicer Jensen handling h
pitching assignment for Hilkers
team.
The Tottenville team will lineup
in regular fashion for this game,
and Manager -Iilker is confident that
his forces will turn in a victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
BIC CROWD OUT
| For TRAPSHOOI
Perth Amboy and Bound
Brook Teams Engage in
Match Here

The Perth Amboy Gun Club will
have a chance to wen matters with
the Bound Brook Club in the trap
shooting match scheduled for the
local range this afternoon. Bound
Brook defeated Amboy in the first
match on the formers range by n
twelve bird margin a short time
ago. If Bound Brook wins today
the series between the two clubs
will be concluded, but IL Ambcy
wins 1t will be necessary to shoot
pff the deciding match.
Today's match will be for 100
targets at sixteen yards. This event
will be shot in four strings of
twenty-five birds, and each string
will carry sweeps amounting to
probably $40, depending on the
number of entries, divided forty,
thirty, twenty, ten. A sack of 500
black shells will be awarded to high
gun on 100 targets; IS in gold 10
second high gun and IS in gold
each to long run and low gun. To
the shooters for targets only So will
be awarded for high gun and 50 for
second.
For members of the Perth Amboy
Rod & Gun Club high scratch gun
Tor February and March legs of
high gun cup will be decided on the
first fifty birds respectively. Feb
ruary and March legs of club and
. Chamber of Commerce cups will be
decided as follows: First and third
string of twenty-five birds for Feb
ruary and March club cup and n
second and fourth strings of twenty
five birds for February and March
Chamber of Commerce Cup.
In the match shoot with Bound
Brook the five high guns on each
team will count. Shells will be for
lsale on the ground and prizes aggre-
eating $3.50 will be distributed. A
big crowd Is expected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
MMnER Nine IN ACTION
ON WOODBRIDGE FIELD

The Maurer nine of this city Will
travel to Woodbridge tomorrow ar
ternoon to cross bats with the COL
umbian Club representative team OF
that place. 1t is said that the win
ner of this game expects 10 cnai-
lenge the Perth Amboy Athletic
Association nine.
The visitors will use Oldenooom
on the mound and Rasmussen Pc
hind the plate. Risley and Pender
will be in the points for the home
team. smith, Urbanski and Dam
etsch will play in the infeld. the
candidate for second base has not
been made known. Zalari, Chris
Jensen, Larsen, Kurmer, Faltisco
and Dunton will be available for
outfield duty tomorrow AFTERNOON.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10

BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The second match OF the season
between the Bound Brook aud
the Perth Amboy Gun Clubs will be
staged on the local range this after
Don
Babe Ruth probably is begin
ming TO get his regular home run
ciouting stride. BY July 4 some idea
Of his record for the season, can be
judged.
The orioie midgets claim a game
by forfeit from the Athletic mid
gets. The Athletics refused TO al
low the Orioles to use a pinch hitter
with the bases loaded and the score
SIS in the ninth inning. This sun
day the Orioles play the Pioneers at
Fords.
Immediately after Parny Terio
entered the ring Thursday night and
ferably Sturdy" OLeary, the South
Amboy boxer entered the ring and
accepted the challenge.
The ST. Emery Junior baseball
team played the 0ldufef JuulOIS Oh
the st. Emery diamond last night.
Tomorrow afternoon on the West
Amboy grounds. West Amboy Feds
will cross bats wit Junior Order
nine of this city. The game will
start promptly at 1880 o'clock.
Two of the best ring prospects in
this section hail from Chrome and
Carteret, Young Carl Morris and
Benny Hertz. These boys made a
big hit at the Centre A.. {. show
Thursday night.
The Blue and Gray midgets won
two games this week. the Alerts by a
score of 11-2, and the Ironside mid
gets. 17-3.
A big turnout is expected for the
shoot on the Perth Amboy Gun
Club range this afternoon. Bound
Brook won the first match held in
Bound Brook.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10

The Keystone baseball team Is
without a game for tomorrow. A
booking with a light senior team
Is desired. Address A. Gadowski,
I'll Parker street, or call 1119 be-
tween Q and 10 o'clock.
Nine track representatives of the
local high school are entered in the
Middlesex County Athletic meet
scheduled for Nelson's field this af-
ternoon.
The Arrow +. C. Is without a game
for tomorrow afternoon and a con-
test with a light senior team is de-
sired. The Arrows play Saturday
and Sunday ball. John Castor, 354
Fayette street, Is manager.
Bert Smithers, the Elizabeth box
err, pulled a surprise Thursday night
by coming here and handing a lacing
to Mike Mezie. Maize was counted
on to win with ease
The Pastimes are without a game
for tomorrow afternoon. A booking
with a Junior or light senior team
Is utSlTtu. 1dli luff bceNSCii v oAo
s o'clock. Thomas Banzick is man.
ager of this team.
Harry Apologize is scheduled to
start for the Amboys tomorrow af-
ternoon against the Piainfield Rec
%reations.
Joe Colietti. popular Poughkeep-
sic fiyweight boxer. had two chal-
lenges flung at him Thursday night.
One by Bobby Walker of Staten Is
land, the other by Johnny Moore of
Holyoke, Mass. These boys were
introduced before the start of the
eight round bout on the Centre A.
c. program.
Tomorrow is baseball's biggest day
of the present season in this city.
The Recreations of Plainfeld. state
champions. are scheduled TO play
the Amboys, and about five hundred
fans will come here with the Union
county team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
EMERY NINE PLAYS
At HELMETTA FIELD

Tomorrow afternoon at Helmesta
the st. Emery nine. of this city,
and the Holy Trinity combination,
of Helmetta, will engage in a base
ball contest. The Holy Trinity team
has won eight consecutive games
and the ST. Emery players are de-
sirous of breaking their streak.
Mallet or A. Gardella will start
on the mound for the visitors. The
st. Emery players and fans will
leave the corner of Washington
street and East avenue at / O'Clock.
making the trip TO Helmetta In
trucks - -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
.LEH|CH NINE
: IN TWO GAMES
Bradley Beach This Afternoon
and West New Brighton
Tomorrow

The Lehigh baseball team will play
two games ove the weekend. This
afternoon Manager Frank Brown
will take his forces to Bradley Beach
to cross bats with the representa-
tive team of that place and tomor-
row afternoon the Lehighs will play
at West New Brighton, s. J., against
the representative team of West New
Brighton.
McGinnis and Donahue will do
fhe pitching for the Lehighs in these
contests, while Hanback, will be sta
toned behind the plate in the W
games. The rest of the lineup VIII
be the same as in previous games.
! A bus will leave at 1 o'clock this
afternoon for the trip TO Bradley
Beach, and a delegation OF rooters
will accompany the team.
Manager Brown still has a num-
Der of open dates on his schedule
and would like to arrange games
with strong senior teams. Address
challenges to SIS Charles street or
call 1913 between 7 and 8 o'clock
any evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
And Hertz Show.
Up Well At Long Branch

plenty of action, with Carroll
doing an equal share of the often
sive work and hitting. His showing
In this bout will result in his being
matched at the Long Branch Club
again in the near future.
Hertz Also Wins
In n of the four-round prelimi-
nary events, Benny Hertz, of Car
teret, scored a decisive win over
Bill Sonnell. of Long Branch. Hertz
fought Willie Baker at the Centre
A. c. show in the Auditorium on
Thursday night, and also won by o
big margin.
Hertz Is rapidly forging to the
front and there is every indication
that he will be a big asset to the
boxing game in this vicinity within
a short time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10

Johnny Carroll. Of Chrome.
fought a sensational bout with
Johnny Drummie. Of Jersey City.
In the twelve round main event at
the Ocean Park A. A, Long Branch,
last night Honors were given as
even at the conclusion Of the nnai
round.
This was the Chrome lads biggest
fight of his career. and his first
twelve-round contest. Drummie has
fought many of the headliners in
ersey City and Philadelphia. and
has also battled in Madison Square
Garden.
The Chrome battler took his
time at the start of the fight to test
the fighting system of his opponent.
From the second round or there
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
Y, N, H, A. NTS ENGAGE
IN PRACTICE CONTEST

The Y. NJ. H. A. intermediate
baseball team engaged in a practice
tilt with the Centennial Juniors on
Wonderland Park grounds, u
day night. Karkus and Brody pitcn-
er for the Intermediates and Bres-
low was stationed behind the bat.
The Ints received little opposition
from the Continentals. j. kass. ia
cobson, Cohen. B. Kass, Mann, 5.
Sladkus and Fine played with the
Intermediates.
F. Brody is assistant manager OF
the intermediate nine and he is
ready for bookings with junior
teams. Address challenges to S!5
State street. Sam Breslow Is neld
manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
NINE vs.. HOWE RUBBER

The Perth Amboy knights OF
Columbus baseball team Will traVei
to New Brunswick this afternoon 10
cross bats with the Howe huppeI
Company team on the buccleucn
park grounds. The Amboy Caseys
are DESTROYS of winning this game SO
as TO make up for their defeat at
the hands of the United Lead WORKS
nine in the opening contest OF their
schedule several weeks ago.
Jeroff or Early will pitch for
visitors and Frank Bader Will DO
the receiving. The Amboy players
will meet at Andy's Smoke Shop
and make the trip to New Bruns-
wick in automobiles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
GRAMMAR NINE
IN EVEN BREAK
TottenviIIe Junior High Beaten
in Game Here MataWan
Wins

The Perth Amboy Grammar
School nine defeated the Totem
VILE Junior High School nine at
Wonderland Park yesterday after
noon by a score OF SIS in 4 even in
ming closely contested battle. Thul-
Lesson pitched good ball for the To-
Gals, holding the visitors to four
hits, while Amboy made seven safe
ties from the offerings of the Tot
tenville twirler.
Dublin, Powder" Burke and
Paris featured at the bat for Anltoy
in this game. Thursday afternoon
the Grammar School team Travelled
to Matawan and was beaten s-5-
YusticlS pitched for Amboy in this
game.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
POLICE SOCIAL NINE
ON ROOSEVELT FIELD

Bill Seiboth's Perth Amboy Po-
lice Social baseball team will travel
to Roosevelt this afternoon to cross
bats with the American Club nine
of that place. The American Gun
recently defeated the Blue n Gray5
of this city in a fast game, and the
manager of the borough team expect
to repeat against the Cops.
Molly and Toolan will be In n
points for the Amboy team In this
game. Next Tuesday afternoon the
Cops will play Bill Counihan's Ma
~iestics on the Raritan Copper works
field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
BhKELITE JUNIOR v0LLEY
BALL TEAM WINS MATCH

The Bakelite Junior volley ball
team annexed it's frst match Wed
nesday night, over the Eureka Plea
sure Club team. The scores OF the
games follow, Is to 8, Is TO IL, IL
to Is and Is to 13.
X. Cornelius, j.. Kardos. Jr., r.
Dennis. r. Henry and n. Jeremias-
sen played with the Bakelite team
the first mentioned player is man
ager of the outfit, while II. Jorgen-
son, C. Ryan. E. Ryan, y. Jensen,
P. Miller, E. Olsen and A. Bregman
nlayed with the Eureka Club team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
Recreations Rule Big
Favorite For Game Here

put up the best game Of the sea
son here last year. Pitcher Nor
bach clouting put a homer with a
man on base and with two down
in the ninth inning. The final score
of this game was AS.
Local players making home run
clouts~wiil cop three prizes. offered
by the Bank Barber Shop. Colds
Men Shop and the Boston Confec
tionery on Smith street.
Harry Robedee will hold the in
dicator. as usual, in the game to
morrow. The contest IL slated T.
start promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
BIG Attraction for Helmetta

HELMETTA, June 1O.-The Holy
Trinity A. A, of this place, will
have the st. Emery baseball team.
of Perth Amboy. as the attraction
for Sunday and the Amboy team Will
try hard to break the winning
streak of the home team, who have
won eight in a row. This will be
the last home game in two weeks
as the Holy Trinity team opens at
Spotswood June 1S,in a three-game
series thai has the fans all excited
already and many bets have been
placed on the result.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
PERTH AMbOY
HIGH s WINNER
South Amboy High School
Team Handed Trouncing
in Game Here

The Perth Amboy High School
varsity baseball team trounced Il
South Amboy High School r~epreseE-
tatives in a game here yesterday
afternoon, by a score of IA to z.
Westcott pitched good ball for the
locals. while Oliver who started for
the visitors. was relieved In the OPP
ening session by Lawrence.
The home team cinched the con-
test by scoring seven runs in the
first. Captain Charley Kochek with
three doubles. Catcher Aneckstein
with two hits, one a homer with
three on base, and Shortstop Rhodes
homer with one on base, featured
the local offense. Amboy outhit
South Amboy, ten to six.
Amboy has two more games 20
play, both are scheduled for next
week.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
PERTH AMBOY DRY DOCK
NINE At SOUTH AMB0Y

The Perth Amboy Dry Dock base
ball team will oppose the South
Amboy P. r. r. Y. NJ. C. A. nine
in a game on the latter's field this
afternoon. Hallowell or Gominger
will do the pitching for the home
team, while B~rownmiller or Strait
ton will be sent to the mound for
the visitors.
The two teams ILL lineup in reg
ular fashion for this game. and an
interesting contest is anticipated.
Fords r. g. to Play
The Fords F. C. nine will travel
to New Brunswick tomorrow after
noon to cross bats with the Empire
+. c.. of that City.
Kominsky and Meyers will be in the
points for the visitors. The players
Will leave Fords at l o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
MORE HEAD PIN GAMES
ROLLED ON ny" ALLEYS

Ten more head-pin bowlers rolled
games in the Y. NJ. c. A. tournament
on the association alleys last night.
Highest score for the night was
made by Capt. Bill Pemberton, 100.
he also having n high average of
102. Hart made LOG in one game.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
Game at ~Spotswood

SPOTSWOOD. June -
Amanda baseball team, or New
Brunswick, will come to Spotswood
Sunday with a fine reputation 10
uphold and will make an enort 10
register a win over the locals who
have won seven straight games. MS
onoff will pitch and Steel catch for
the locals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
South Amboy

p. A, ...,...... Z I 0 0 2 4 XII
P. A. ......... Z IL 0 0 2 x-14
Summary-Home runs, Rhodes
and Aneckstein. Two base hits,
Kochek, 3; Sladkus. Sacrifice hits,
Kurtz and Patten. Struck out by
Oliver, 4; Lawrence. II; Westcott,
6. Bases on balls off Oliver, 1; Law
renee, 2. Hit by pitcher. Oliver,
(DeAndrea). Umpire-Mullen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
Chicago. 4: New York. 3.
Brooklyn, 2: Cincinnati. l
Boston 4; Pittsburgh. 8.
st. Louis. A.: Philadelphia. 8.
American League
Chicago. 10: New York. 8.
Philadelphia. 10: Detroit. 3.
st. Louis. s.: Boston, J..
Washington at Cleveland (post-
poned).
International ySague
Baltimore, 8; Jersey City. O.
Reading. 4: Newark. q.
Rochester, Z: Toronto, 1.
Buffalo, 6; Syracuse. O..
GAMES TODAY
National League
Cincinnati at New York
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
American League
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit .
International League
Buffalo at Newark.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Rochester at Baltimore.
Syracuse at Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10

The Recreations OF P~lainheld,
New Jersey state champions, play
on the RAritan Copper Works field
afternoon. This is the
first and only time this combination
will travel this season. due TO the
fact that record crowds are being
drawn every Saturday and Sunday
afternoon at home. Messrs. Apple
gate and Poulsen OF the local rep
r~esentative nine made a fav-
orable offer 20 Manager Oertzen of
the Plsinheld aggregation and for
this reason alone. the Recreations
agreed 10 leave their field on this
date. So the fans Of this section
will be given their only chance TO
see the champions in action tomor-
row AFTERNOON.
How the teams are expected to
lineup:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10

Arnboys

Sixteen victories out of eighteen
starts, that is the record OF the
Plainfield team for the season
victories have been registered over
the Cuban Stars Lincoln Giants
Royal Colored GianN. Philadelphia
Coiored Giants and the Penn Red
Caps, Ridgewoods, and a number
of other leading organizations.
The Amboys have annexed seven
victories in eight starts. Their only
defeat was suffered at the hands OF
the Ridgewoods, a combination
which was defeated by the P~lainfield
Recreation nine. The locals have
been hitting and fielding at a good
clip. and their ability 10 hit the Of
ferings of Teuseher or Fullerton,
the Plainfield pitchers, will decide
whether or not the locals will have
a chance of downing the eolors of
the state champions.
Chunk" Apologize. field man
ager of the local team. will proba-
bly, start on the mound for the To-
calls, while Teuscher, who pitched
a no hit. no run game against the
Red Bank Orioles. will likely re-
ceive the pitching assignment for
the Recreations.
Ouf uCls WIN LhtAINAktoiAo
Willie Zimmerman, ex-Brooklyn
National and Newark International
Lacquer: Harry Rothfuss. ex-Pitts-
burgh Pirate; Meyers. former East
ern Lacquer, and Frank Hand, for
mer Atlantic Lacquer, are slated TO
play the left field, center field,
third base and ~backstop positions
for the Recreations.
Fans in this vicinity who have
seen the Recreations in action this
season, are of the opinion that the
Plainfield team should easily score
a victory over the Amboys judging
from their wins over all OF the lead
ing teams in this section of the
country. Hand, the Recreation:
backstop, played for quite SONS
time in this city.
Over 500 fans are coming from
Plainield and vicinity to witness the
game, and about twice that num-
Der will come out in this section
Jfor this contest. The Recreations
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10

Chicago. 4: New York. 3.
Brooklyn. 2: Cincinnati. l
Boston 7; Pittsburgh. 8.
st. Louis, A.: Philadelphia, 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
International League

Buffalo at Newark.
Toronto at Jersey City.
Rochester at Baltimore.
Syracuse at Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
American League

New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10
GAMES TODAY
National

Cincinnati at New York
Chicago at Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-10

Baltimore. 3: Jersey City. 0.
Reading. 4: Newark. 2.
Rochester, Z; Toronto, 1.
Buffalo, 6; Syracuse. O..
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-10

The Vermont automobile assOcia.
ton Is collecting dues and incident
ally taking a referendum OF it's mem
bers ON several road questions. Ike
Il good many .erendums, 1t seeks
TO cover 30 much ground that the
force Of an emphatic pronouncement
on some one issue Is entirely lost
in the automobile club s attempted
referendum there are FIVE questions
as follows:
Are you favorable to the enact.
ment Of leglslationNwhlch will select
construct and maintain system Of
highways in the state entirely under
state control?
Are you favorable to increased
eglstration fees on trucks, Jitneys
ana pleasure cars?
Are sou in favor Of using 4 portion
o the money so raised In ire con
struction OF state controlled high
ways?
Are you IN favor Of a state Ebond
issue which will furnish funds to
con~truct such selected state CON
trollod highways?
Are you in favor Of gasoline tax
Of one or two cents per gallon, simi-
lar to the tax Already imposed by
fourteen states and contemplated by
other states?