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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
VAN G|LDER|S
IN 1ST PLACE
Credited With $50 Score in
u Bohnsack's Tourney Which
Ends May

Tommy Van Glider leads the field
in the duckpin tournament being
staged on Bohnsack's alleys and
which will end May /. He is credit
ed with a $50 score in the. five game
event for which five cash prizes are
offered, four for the first four high
scores and one for the tenth high
score.
Bill Jenkins. who annexed the in
dividual bowling championship of
the city in a match with Howard
Richards recently and who also an
nexed first honOrs in the five and
three game tournaments on the Ar
gonne alleys, is in second place in
the Bohnsack tournament with a 54A
core.
The occupant of third place in
B~ohnsack's tourney is Ben Jorgen-
son, another leading local bowler
He rolled a of $40. and Ever
son with 53S is in fourth place,
Frank Bader is occupant of tenth
place at the present time with a
score of 500.
The scores of other bowlers who
have rolled in this tournament to
date follow: Brady, 534; Hmieleski,
524; Donehue, 524; Bena, 524, and
Deliman, 523.
On the Bohnsack alleys Monday
night Gus Pappas will roll the first
ten games of his twenty game match
with Bill Jenkins. This match is
another one for the individual bowl
ing Championship of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
ALLENDALES
PLAY OPENER
Crack New York Team at
TottenviIle, Sunday,
May

The Aiiendale Field Club base
ball team, of New York. the COM
hination which forced the Aque-
honga baseball team of T~ottenville
into extra innings last season in
order to register a win, ID h team
which will open the baseball season
in T%ottenville this season The open
ing is schedule for Sunday after
noon. May Z.
The A~llendales are considered one
Of New York's strongest teams, n
1t is said that this team il stronger
than ever this year. Announcement
of the AIlendale lineup will be made
in the near future. The Allendales.
il is said, are already well booked
for the season with some Of the lead
ing teams in New York City and
New York state. =
The tentative lineup OF the Tot
tenville team as announced by the
manager follows: Haliowell. right
field; Paugh. cente field; Kenny,
left field; W. Knott. third base: A.
Knott, shortstop; Crate. second
base; Arbrogast. first base; Knesel.
Der of other men r also out for
catcher, and Romer pitcher. A num-
the team and some of them may be
chosen for any of the above posi-
tons before the opening OF the
season.
Although It may not be possible
to a series of games with
the Perth Amboy representative
baseball team again this season. il
is likely that a large number OF
iTottenville fans will come to this
] city tomorrow for the purpose OF at
tending the baseball opening here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
Amboy Nine
Ready For Start Of Season

of this section want good ball II
will be up to the fans to come out
and ~patronize the present team.
For the opening game Manager
|Applegate has booked the Elizabeth
"Caseys," champions of the Union
county city for two consecutive sea-
sons. This team defeated Apple
gate once last reason and ice the
previous season when the local
pitching star was on the mound for
the Pearls, another Elizabeth team.
Lorenzo. former Casey backstop.
will do the backstopping for the
Amboys and Donahue. a cracker
jack Newark star. will be stationed
at the initial sack. Henshaw Is a
South River ball player and a mighty
hitter, and Dzurilla Is a Roosevelt
player who has had league expert
Ience. Stinson. Apologize, Flynn.
Mazurek, Loeser, Romer and Jay
Wallace, utility man of the local
team, are all local men.
Applegate may start for Amboy
tomorrow but 1t is lot likely that
he will pitch the entire game. Bill
Flynn will split the pitching with
Chunk" for the Amboy team this
season. Dooley, az Elizabeth star
who has received a number OF
league offers. will start for the Wis
iting team, while Mccarthy will be
on hand for ser duty. Many OF
the other Elizabeth players are well
known to the fans of this vicinity.
Scally is a former Roosevelt player
and DOC" Cook played with the st.
Anthonys a few seasons ago..
The baseball grounds are in good
condition for the game. and only a
last minute shower will prevent the
season opener from being played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
A. 8
Dunham'S Team
KEASBEY F. c. TO PLAY
GAME IN WOODBRIDGE

KEASBEY, April 22-The Keas-
hey Field Club will endeayor to add
another victory to its list tomorrow,
when the team journeys to Wood
bridge to play the Columbian Club.
This will mark the opening OF the
season at Woodbridge and a good
attendance is being looked for.
Manager Durham of the Wood
bridge team has gathered a good lot
of ball players to comprise the s
ter Of his team this year and from
reports the locals will have to play
at their best to cop the bacon.
Butch Neider is scheduled to pitch
for the Woodbridge team.
The Keasbeyites are after the SER
vices of Johnny Fullerton and 1T Is
probable that this popular player
will be seen at the shortstop Sum
day. Max Wagenhoffer will again
occupy the mound and Parsler will
be his backstop mate. The remain
ing lineup will include Grispart. Ka-
trausky, Sullivan. Lovas, Halberts
and Smalley. The game is sched-
uled to start at 3 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
A LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
New York, 4: Brooklyn, 1.
Boston, 6; Philadelphia, 4.
Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, 8.
Pittsburgh-St. Louis (snow).
American League
New York, !; Washington, o.
Detroit, Is; Cleveland, z.
Chicago. 10; st. Louis. 5 (ten ins-)
Boston-Philadelphia. cold weather.
International League
Buffalo. 4: Newark. 3 Go innings)
Syracuse. 6: Jersey City, 8.
Toronto, z; Reading, 6.
Rochester Baltimore, rain.
GAMES TODAY
National League
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Chicago at st. Louis.
international League
Syracuse at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Newark.
Toronto at Reading.
Rochester at Baltimore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
SOLADOR WAS
NOT ENGAGED
To Referee Speedway. N.
H. A. Game, He
Declares

Chuck Solador, noted Newark
referee, in a telephone conversation
with a News representative yester-
day, made il known hat he was not
engaged to referee the Speedway.
NJ. H. A. game which was played on
the Y. NJ. H. A. court Thursday
night.
Solador was advertised to referee
that important game, important be-
cause of the fact hat il was to be
played on a court smaller than the
average, and because three titles Of
the Speedway team were at stake.
The two teams waited on the floor
for at least a half hour for the com
ing of the Newark official but he did
lot come.
Mccarthy of South Amboy was
called upon to officiate and he work.
ed in a manner that perhaps could
not be surpassed by the league ref
cree. There were over three hundred
people in the hall for the -ame and
1t is doubtless that their opinion OF
Solador dropped considerably due to
his failure to appear for this game,
In justice, therefore, to Solador
whose reputation is of the highest
in basketball circles here, we pub
lish his side of the affair. He said
that he would have been only toe
glad to come here to referee thai
contest had he been engaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
new YORK YANKEES TIED
FOR FIRST PLACE IN RACE

The Detroit Tigers won their first
game of the current big league base
ball season yesterday afternoon. de-
feating Cleveland 1873. This defeat
resulted in the New York Yankees
who defeated Washington 10, going
into a tie for first place with the In
dams. The Giants are still leading
in the National.
The St. Louis Pittsburgh game
scheduled to be played in the latter
city was postponed on account OF
snow, and the Observation-Disclosures
contest to be played in the latter
city was postponed on account OF
cold weather.
Buffalo is leading the Information
al league with two wins and no de-
feats. Newark has suffered two de-
feats in as many games, while Roch-
ester lost its only game played 10
date this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
Y. NJ. C. A..

The aew Monday-Thursday busi-
ness mems volley ball teams have
been chosen as follows:
Capt. Walter Dick" Oliver, T.
johnson. Hornsby. r.. Larcompe'
Shoe, w. Larcombe. Tatton' Bedeii'
Kelley. Forman, Ferris.
Can't. Warter, Peakes, Rankin,
Pickersgill, G. Miller. Schrimpe. T.
Comings, Solt, Katz. Stremlau.
Capt. Matthew Melko, Francis
Oliver. s. Miller, Weitzen, j. Melko.
A. Pierson, Clausen, Toolan, Mosher.
Bowman.
Capt. Bernard. Sharp. Burns. kar-
kus. French. Massopust, Baldwin.
Major. Counihan. j. Slobodien.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN L. i

! erjack team will be seer in action
for the first time.
Gus Pappas is reported to be con-
ident of his ability to take the
measure of Bill Jenkins in the TWEEN
ty game championship match which
will be started on Bohnsack's alleys
Monday night.
The Blue and Greys. a light senior
nine, are without a game for tomor-
row and Manager Walicky Is desir-
Gus of booking this date. The man
ager can be reached by calling 1856
between Z and 1880 O'Clock tonight.
The Tesreau Bear Midgets recent
ly defeated the st. Paul Midgets by
a score of 1916.
The Speedway players will be sat
isfied II they have a one point ad-
vantage over the Newark Triangles
at the conclusion of the game on
the Auditorium court tonight.
The Charleston A. A. baseball
team. a light senior organization. hal
been reorganized. Manager Albert
Miller would like to arrange a game
for tomorrow. He "a be reached
by calling Tottenville 1007-J. Chal-
lenges should be addressed to Krei-
scherville.
Bill Jenkins is credited with win
ming first place in the five-game ana
three-game bowling tournaments
staged or the Argonne alleys during
the past several weeks.
afternoon for the opening of the
baseball eason who will be ready to
criticize Manager Harry Apologize
in his undertaking while others will
do everything to make the baseball
game successful.
The Beauvais Post American Le-
gion quintet can annex the Staten
Island basketball championship by
downing the Montanas and St. Pc
ter's in games scheduled for this
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

The Pioneer Juniors have been or
ganized and want games with Junior
teams in and out of town. The
manager can be reached by calling
Perth Amboy 2046.
The annual spring golf tourna-
ment Of the Lakewood Country Club
will be held May 4, s and s. Numer-
Gus prizes will be offered.
As expected there was plenty of
action in the contest between the Y.
NJ. H. A. and Speedway basketball
teams which was staged on the Y.
M, H. A. court Thursday night.
The Speedway midget baseball
team defeated the Fox midgets re-
Gently by a score of ga.
Johnny Carroll will be in hne fet-
tie for his bout here with Willy
Curry at the Auditorium in this city
for the show of the Center A. C. on
May 16.
The Fords Field Club baseball
team will open the season in Eliza
beth tomorrow afternoon with the
Seventh Ward nine on Seventh Ward
oval. Martin and Kopko will com
prise the battery for the visitors.
Durham. Rodner. Tyrrell. Harris,
Jensen, Hager, Ilko and Halback al
so will play.
School opens Monday and the
high school students interested in
baseball and track sports will once
again become active in their respec-
tive lines. The varsity nine opens
the season Monday.
Dave Thomas is expected to be a
big help to the Speedways in the
game tonight with the Newark Tri-
angles. The fact that Cremmens. a
taller man. gained the jump often.
was responsible for the outcome of
sthe nrst game.
. Good weather is promised for tho
Copening OF the baseball season hers
tomorrow afternoon. Amboy's crack
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
BALL AND BASEBALL HERE OVER WEEK-EN
TitIeho|ders Hope
To Avenge Triangle Loss

can be safely said that he outplayed
Charley Sher, mis- opponent in this
contest.
Next Saturday night the Speed
ways will pull down the curtain for
the season in a game with the Beau
vais Post American Legion quintet
OF To~ttenville. Tottenvilie fans are
expected here tonight TO get a peep"
at the present strength OF the
Speedway machine.
"Pingy'' Pengitore will be the
eleventh man on the floor in the
game tonight which Is scheduled TO
get underway about $3.50 o'clock
There will be dancing as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
Emeralds Not Playing

Owing t an error in an announce
ment from Helmetta that the Elmer
aids were to play there tomorrow.
the latter team is without a game
for this date. The Emeralds play
a. Helmetta. May IA. Teams desir-
ing a booking with the Emeralds
should call 1451-J between S and z
o'clock tonight. Manager Robert
Anderson, 3S3 Market street. would
like to book the Charlestons or
Woodbridge clubs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
New Light Senior Team

A new light senior team composed
lpf Y. M. H.. A. Newark prepara-
tory school varsity men and Perth
Amboy high school players will take
the field shortly. Games with light
senior teams are desired. The fol-
lowing players will practice on the
Copper Works field tomorrow morn
ing: Fine, Levine. Freddie. Siadkus,
Jacobson, Kass, Karkus, Polkowttz.
Horowitz, June. Mailer and Jacob
son. Members of the Y. M. H. A.
desiring to make the team may also
report Jacobson Is temporary
manager and can be called at Perth
Amboy sos.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
NOTICE

Alfred Mikkelsen Of $50 Jacques Street.
Perth Amboy. N. J.. taught the frst nah
Of the season from the Long Branch nsh-
ing pier on April IL. 1922. for which he
received q season ticket a. . prize.
LONG BRANCH FISHING PIER.
chaA BossiA Prssidsnt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

The new captains Will DC rehcs
Scott. PETE and Atkinson.
There viii be circus practice at
1870 O'Clock this afternoon for all OF
the leaders.
Owing to the Rahway-Perth AM
boy volley ball match being played
on the local gym Monday night n
last of the boys inter-cluo pasketpaii
games will be played tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
Aauehonga No. I Win.

Aquehonga bowling team No. 1
games from the Amicitias on the
Pleasant Plains alleys. while Aque-
honga team No. 2 lost two out OF
three games to the Castletons on the
Tottenville alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
ca,bonc Climb Reorgani.ed

John Cenank has again been ap-
pointed manager of the Catholic
Club baseball team which was re-
Gently reorganized. Games with
strong light senior teams are de-
sired. The Catholics win open April
so. Manager Cenank's address is
36S Stockton street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
Ambox Juniors Win

The Amboy Juniors vecently de-
feated the Barclay street juniors oy
a score of 1873. Games with teams
averaging from twelve to n1teen
wears of & are desired by the Am
bow Juniors. James Kidd, 4s7 Am
boy avenue, Is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

The Riverside baseball team of
this city will travel to Maurer to-
morrow afternoon to cross bats with
the representative team of that
place. The Maurer nine will lineup
In regular fashion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
SaIems Without Booking

The Salem nine Of this city is
without a booking for tomorrow.
This team has annexed it's two
games played to date. Manager
Suma would like to hear from the
South Amboy or Woodbridge Caseys.
Helmetfa or teams of similar
strength. Address challenges to SAT
Cleveland avenue or call 1894 after
$3.50 p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

Their city. county and district
CT championship titles secure, the Perth
Amboy Speedways will make an ef-
fort ia clear themselves of their de-
feat Of last Saturday at the hands OF
the Newark Triangies when they
meet this same team in the game on
the Auditorium court this Saturday
night. Roosevelt and local follow
ers OF the Triangle team are OF the
opinion that the Speedways cannot
beat the Newarkers on any court
playing two-hand dribble.
The game last Saturday night was
played two-hand dribble throughout.
and tonight's contest will be played
the same way. The Triangles de-
feated the Roosevelt Separates on
Coughlin's auditorium on two oc-
casions. The Newark team has a
fine collection of players but the To-
calls know they IN not world-beat-
ers.
How they will line up:
Speedways TriangIee
r. Handerhan ...........
SUTTON oldhf
forwards
Thomas Cremmens
center
Il. Handerhan ....-.... Denberg
Bradley reih
Brownmiller ............ kohn
Both teams are scheduled to have
the same team on the court tonight
as were used last Saturday. The
Triangies won this game by a 1925
score.
The Triangles outscored thu
! Speedways eight to four from tbs
! field in the game last Saturday night
This is the first time the Speedwa,
outfit was held to four baskets in {
game this season. The way the Tri
angle players dropped the pill
through the net at the start Of th'
second half last week. made the FAM
believe that they could score an,
time they wished.
The real dangerous man on thu
4 Triangle team is Denberg. He is
fast man. a good guard and a deaC
shot. Thomas will take good car
of Cremmens as far as the shooting
is concerned. and the remainder o
the men will be held about even al
though Starr usually is a heav.
scorer.
Ray Handerhan is playing a won
derful game at the present time ant
his work against the Y. M. H A
| Thursday night surprised fans wh,
never before saw him in action. i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
The Motor

The Knight sleeve-valve motor is the
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motor cars. Europe uses it in her most
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and weight, uses less gas, and lasts for
years. 1t is smooth, flexible and silent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

Messrs. A~pplegate and Poulsen.
who are in charge of the Perth
Amboy Athletic Association nine
this year, have worked for several
weeks gathering together a worthy
representative team and II the fans
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

Everything is in readiness for
Robedee's PLAY Ball. which will
denote the opening of the baseball
season on the Raritan Copper Works
field tomorrow afternoon.
Harry Applegate's new Amboy
representative nine will oppose the
Elizabeth Knights of Columbus
team in this contest and Mayor WILL
lam c. Wilson will step out to the
pitchers box and toss out the first
ball at $3.50 o'clock as a fitting open
ling of the baseball season in the
lily.
= The lineup of the teams:
Amboys Caseys
or Flynn ............ mccarthy
Pitcher
Lorenzo SPEECH
Catcher
Donahue Cook
First Base
Henshaw Turley
Second Base
Stfnson OLeary
Short Stop
hliey
Third Base
IOeSer .s...-. ocdtiy
Left Field
Romer Florio
Center Field
Dzurilla Mann
Right Field
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

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wanted a Knight sleeve-valve motor in a fine do
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22
The Car

The Willys-Knight car is built to match
this amazing engine. 1t is especially stiff
and sturdy in frame, as it must go
through years and years without a squeak
or rattle. Noises other engines smother
with their click and rattle are exposed by
the ceaseless quiet of the Willys-Knight
motor. This sturdiness beats off the
blows of the road from passengers as well
helped by alert, resilient springs. The
car is graceful, refined, dignifed, fleet,
comfortable and a sound investment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-22

Good weather is promised for the
topening OF the baseball season hers
tomorrow afternoon. Amboy's crack
The Washington times., 1922-02-17
BULLET BRINGS
TRIANGLE LOVE
TRIAL T0CLOSE
Farmer Shoots Landowner
While Latter Is Testifying in
Divorce Suit.

SOMERSET. KY. Feb. IA. H.
Wilson, forty-six. wealthy land own
or, was shot and killed yesterday by
John z. Todd, forty-two. farmer
while Wilson was testifying in the
divorce suit OF Todd's wife.
Wilson had been named CO.
respondent by Todd in u cross Pc
tition.
Todd, his wife and attorney were
in the office OF Judge William Ca
iron, attorney for Mrs. Todd in TAX
ing dispositions.
Wilson was being examined by
Judge Catron.
Were you ever intimate with
Mrs. Todd?" the witness was asked
Absolutely no. It's a lie, as black
as ever told"
The words had hardly been spoken
when Todd rose from his seat
jerked a pistol from his pocket and
fired four times at Wilson, a few
feet away. Three of the shots took
effect. Wilson lived only few
minutes and without making a
statement.
Todd, showing no emotion and
without making a word Of comment
surrendered his pistol to Ii lawyer
and was escorted to Jail. Mrs. Todd
tainted.
The killing was the sequel OF the
filing of a divIrce suit by Mrs. Todd
several mor>..s ago. The TOdds
with their three children. lived al
joining an estate owned by Wilson
Wilson did not live on this farm,
his residence being on his fine
country place at the outskirts OF
Somerset.
Mrs. Todd, who Is thirty-five years
old and handsome, charged cruel
and inhuman treatment in her di
vorce petition. After separation
from her husband, she returned u
live with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Duke Simpson.
Then Todd sprang a sensation b.
filing a cross petition for divorce, in
which he named Wilson, a married
man with one daughter, as CO
respondent. Wilson'S daughter is
Mrs Albert Server. wife OF James
Server, star University Of Ken
lucky athlete and captain Of the
1921 varsity football eleven.
The Washington times., 1922-02-17
BILL TO LIMIs SCHOOL
AID REJECTED IN ND.

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 1.-THE bill
brought to Annapolis by George
Waldron, organizer of an anti
Catholic society In Baltimore, to
withhold all State appropriations
from any institution In which there
10 denominational control, and which
was known in 1918 as the bill TO
close up st. Mary's Industrial
School. will be reported out I'M
favorably by the house committee
on education today. II is house bill
212, introduced by Delegates Collins
and Mccormick, Republicans. OF
Allegany.
Miss Mary r. Risteau, of Hartford
county, who Ia a member of the
committee, asked on the floor Of the
house why this bill had not been
brought out by the chairman. Dele
gate Funk, Of Washington county,
the chairman. then said he would re-
port on the measure today.
The Washington times., 1922-02-17
NEW BLUE SKY LAW WORK
OF MARYLAND BANKERS

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 17.-Control
over the issue of all securities in
Maryland would be vested in the
attorney general under a bill which
the Blue Sky Committee. Inc, pre-
scented to the house judiciary com
mittee yesterday. and will seek to
have substituted for proposed blue
sky legislation now in that commit
tees hands.
Under the bill, all security houses
and their statesmen would be regis
tered with the attorney general. He
would be notified ten days ahead OF
time Of the placing of any issue upon
the market. Should he regard the
issue with suspicion. he may either
demand further Information or halt
the sale.
The bill largely increases the at.
torney generals powers. since under
the present law he is not in a posi-
ton to act until the law has been
violated.
The Washington times., 1922-02-17
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