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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
BY BILLY EVANS

How long will Mickey Walker
hold the w~elterweight title?
Some of the boxing experts are
inclined to the belief that Mick
ey's tenure will be a short one.
There are a half dozen welters en-
titled to a match with Walker and
every one of them asa dangerous
contender.
George Ward and Jock Malone
who hold decisions over Walker
are more than anxious for a shot al
the new champion. Johnny Kari
who has a verdict ove Malone, is
equally anxious. Then there is Dave
Shade, the brilliant Californian.
VIII Uplift the Stage
Jack Bulger, Micky's manager
has temporarily called a halt to the
many challengers by announcing tc
the world that Walker would short
ly go on the stage. 1t is said book
ings covering a. period of three
months have already been closed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
SPEEDWAYS IN GAMES.
ONE IN SEA BRIGHT,
SECOND IN THIS CITY

Two big games are carded for
the Perth Amboy Speedways to-
night and tomorrow night. Tonight
they open their home season in
HowIand's hall at Sea Bright in a
game with the Matawan Big Five
and tomorrow night on st. Steph-
ems court in this city they viii n
gage the strong Michelin Tire Com
pany quintet of Midtown in the first
game Of a series Of FIVE.
At Sea Bright the Speedways viii
play every Tuesday night and viii
combat mainly Monmouth and
the Norwoods of Long Branch.
Company G of Asbury Park, Free
hold and teams of similar strength.
In these games the regular Speed
way roster consisting of the Hand
erhan brothers, Brownmiller. Brad
ley, Sutton and Metzger will be
used.
More important than the game
tonight is the contest scheduled for
tomorrow night with the Michelin
Tire Company team of Midtown.
the first. of a five game county
elimination series. Midtown has all
ways been in the running for coun-
ty honors and it has been a general
occurrence IDT Al1DOS ttdIlS III Ill
branches of sport to give battle to
the tiretown representatives at soma
time during the season.
The Speedways are DESTROYS Of
holding the Championship of Mid
dlesex county more than the district
championship and will work to this
end by taking the measure Of the
Michelin team here tomorrow night.
That the Michelin team is desir-
GUS of getting the jump on their
Amboy opponents by taking the
first game of this series is shown by
the lineup Manager Dorm has an
nounced. The Crabiei brothers,
Charley and Irv, are carded to play
and the remainder of the team will
be chosen from J~anicker, Lins,
Haefner, H Christ and Harold
Christ.
AT the present time the Speed
ways have a dve-game winning
streak, four games won as repre-
sentatives of the st. Stephens Club
and the victory last Wednesday
night over the Yorkville Separates.
The best record the Speedway play
ers accomplished last year was q
fourteen game winning streak.
On Saturday night of last week
the Michelin Tire Company team
defeated the strong Newark Y. NJ.
H. A. on the latter's court. This
gives one a good idea of the present
condition of the up-counfy team.
Chuck" Solador will referee as
usual tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

j., Walker, it is understood, isn't
very keen for the stage stuff, but
| his manager opines otherwise and,
of course that settles it.
Walker is the twelfth fighter to
hold the welter title. Walker, by
the way, is the youngest man that
ever won the title in this country.
Jack Britton was the Oldest boxer to
win and defend the honors of the
division.
Britton Beat Kid Lewis
Britton won the championship
from kid" Lewis at New Orleans
April "a, 1916. Jack held the title
a little more than a year, Lewis
winning it back when he received
the decision over Britton at Day
ton, O., June rs, 1917.
Lewis held the honors for two
years. During that time he met
Britton in a number of no-decision
| bouts, the critics usually disagreeing
as to the winner.
Britton then sprang a puglistlc
! surprise by knocking out Lewis IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
FORDS BOWLING TEAM WINS
! MATCH FROM KEASBEyITES

The Fords bowling team came out
victorious in a match with the Keas-
bey sLouies" rolled on the Y. M. G.
A. strips last night, winning two
out ~ three games. The first game
wen. 10 Fords by sixty-two pins, a
1S9 score by Smith, lead-off man for
the winners, being high. In the Sec
ono game Keasbey came back strong
winning by thirty-one pins. Pfeiffer,s
a05 for the victors was high in this
game. The third and deciding game
went to the Fords pinmen by forty
eight pins, Pfeiffer again being high
with 243. A.. Jensen, anchor man
for the Fords team, made zO4 IN
this game.
High average for the match went
70 Pfeiffer with 1919. Ernst, of the
Fords combination, led his team In
average with 1872.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
AMERICAN CLUB wins
FROM DU POINT B0WLERS

CARTERET, Nov. 14-The
American Club of the M.ddlesex
County Industrial Bowling League
won two out of the three games
rolled with the du Pont five of the
same league in their match at the
local alleys. Post, the high average
man Of the league and his nearest
rival, Dawson, were off form and
did not show in the match. The
victories Of the locals put them in
the runs for a good position in the
league standing.
The scores follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

fnine rounds at Canton, O., March
II, 1919. Britton has held the title
since, finally surrendering 1t to
Mickey Walker on points.
Walker Is Only Twenty
Walker is 20 years old. He has
been fighting only three years. His
victory over Britton came as a great
surprise because only a few months
ago Jack had won all the way from
clever Benny Leonard, until the
lightweight champ committed a
foul. terminating the bout.
The new champion lives in Eliza
beth. N. j., and is proud Of 1t. The
! home : folks are equally proud OF
Mickey. He lives with his parents
and is unmarried.
Walkers ambition after leaving
school was to become an architect
He served as an apprentice in an
architects office for some time, but
finally passed it all up for a ring
career. His specially now is de-
signing new punches instead OF
buildings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

Yesterdays games resulted IN
Weitzen and Schrimpe's teams
breaking even while Johnson's team
o two from Goldberger's team.
The fye-man team bowling
league will get under way on the
.Y" alleys tonight at g. o'clock, the
teams of Bill Pemf on and Birden
Golden clashing at this time. The
teams will line up as follows: Penn
berton, Forman, Hope. J. Larsen
and Hilsdorf; Golden, Fred Dun
ham, John Biting, Benisn and
Waganhoffer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
DEXTERS WIN, 49.9

The Dexters, a heavy midget team,
won their second straight game out
of as many starts, by defeating the
Boy Scouts of South Amboy, 40 to 8.
Playing with the Dexters were r.
Terrell and T. Sheath, forwards; Nc
Allen, center; Koch, Preacher and
Manton, guards. The Boy Scouts
used Diestal and Carlisle, forwards;
Gene, center; O'Connell, Reinerg
and Conner, guards. The Dexters
want games with teams averaging
1O5-110 pounds. R. Torrell. 40
South First street, is their manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
Triangle Big Five to Play

The r~eorganized Triangle Biz
Five, a local midget basketball
team, will play its initial game at
Tottenville against the Combination
Five. The Triangles viii have
Charles Niznowitz, Mickey Slifkin,
Lefty Levine, Abe Goron, Dublin and
Herbert in the lineup while the
Combination Five will be made up
of three Alderman brothers and
three Wreachler brothers. Manager
Slifkin, of 17s Gordon street. viii
receive challenges for games with
the Triangles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
HELMETTA JUNIORS annex
SERIES WITH LENNOX FIVE
HEIMETTA

HELMETTA, Nov. 14.-Large
scores featured the games rolled by
the Helmetta Junior five, rolled at
the Helmetta Club in their match
with the Lenox Five, of New Bruins
wick. Paul Latkanic, with a 232
mark in the first game and Perrine's
223 in the final game were features
while the 220 mark of Guess, fo~
the visitors carried off the high hon.
ors. Good pinning featured the last
two games for the Lenox bowlers.
This victory of the Juniors decided
the series between the teams.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
Foothau Team Wants Games

The SHAMROCK Athletic Cub 1oot-
ball team, a fast travelling aggre-
CATION averaging about $50 pounds
have several dates open and would
ike to book games in this vicinity.
Interested parties should write to
Maurice J.. Coffey, manager, ?45
South Second street, Plainffeld,
N. j,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALI FIELD

River. A Middlesex county team is
also opening at Sea Bright il Mon
| mouth county tonight.
A week tonight the second show
of the Center Athletic CLUB will be
held in the local auditorium. The
complete program has bee an
nounced by the matchmaker,
From present appearances the
| Woodside Americans of Newark
| and the Yorkville Separates of
| New Yo~I. will be given the greatest
number CT games in this section
| during the present season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
HOW MANY KINDS OF
BREAD CAN YOU MAKE?

The measure Of a good cook is her
ability to excel in breadmaking.
There is no other single article OF
food that is as frequently placed on
the table or takes as prominent a
place in the average diet as bread.
In some form or other it is served at
/. every meal.
Most housewives can turn out a
pan of biscuits but few realize the
variations in breadmaking that ere
possible.
Have you ever tried graham bread.
raisin bread. peanut bread, potato
bread, rice bread or cornmeal b.
All of these are wholesome and de-
licious. They break the monotony
and tempt the appetite.
Directions for making these breads
as we'll as recipes for rolls. mullins.
biscuits. waffles. cookies and pastries
are contained in the Baking Booklet
which this Bureau offers for free
distribution. 1t is a Government
publication. n any reader can Sc
sure a copy by filling out and mall
ing the coupon below, enclosing two
cents in stamps for return postage
Write your name and address clearly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

down to defeat at College Point.
Announcement is made by Will
liam Cowan of the Broadway five
bowling team of South Amboy that
his outfit is ready to meet all com
ers. Dixon, Clayton, McCloud,
Bloodgood, Cowan and Berlew roll
with this team and the managers
address is 313 David street, South
Amboy.
1t is probable another wrestling
match may be arranged in this city
in the near future. Several years
| ago the mat game was n of the
leading sports in this city.
The fight for the flag in the In
ternational league next year prom
ises to be more interesting than II
has been the last several seasons
| due to the weakening of the Balti-
more outfit.
Members of the Perth Amboy
High School football squad are
| working hard in preparation for
/ their last scheduled game of the
| season with the North Plainfield
outfit next Friday.
New Brunswick, South Amboy,
~Sayreyille, South River and Mill
town are expected to be well rep
resented at the Speedway-Michelin
game in st. Stephens auditorium
tomorrow night. These teams are
old rivals.
On the Argonne alleys tomorrow
night the recently organized H. B.
Club will endeavor to annex an
other victory, this one at the ex-
pense of Harry Levine's crack COM
bination.
South River High School, it is
understood, will be considerably
weaker in basketball this year than
last. This announcement may give
the Crimson and White represen-
honors.
Ollie Singer, 1S5-140 Elizabeth
lightweight, is DESTROYS of getting a
crack at Johnny Carroll, Mike
Maize or any other man in the
lightweight division in this vicinity.
The Y. M. C. A. five man team
bowling league will be started on
the Jefferson street alleys tonight.
There is a great deal of interest be-
ing taken in this tourney.
Perth Am,boy has had tire better
of Freehold in basketball ana base
ball for a number of years and the
victory OF Coach Waddelrs team on
Friday last. added another sport to
the Crimson and White column.
There, are two basketball games
in this county tonight, one at South
Amboy and the other at South
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 1.-THE
Common Council will meet in the
council chamber of the City Hall to-
night at 3 o'clock. 1t is believed
that the council will take definite
steps on the David street improve
ment at this meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
H.B Pinmen VS.. Argonnes

The H-B Club bowling team Will
roll a match with the Argonne Five
tomorrow night on the Argonne al
leys. Bowling with the BIB COM
bination will be Fullerton, Pfeiffer,
Eiln IenseQ and IexssR-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

The present work Of the Perth
Amboy basketball team is wlthou
a doubt the best ever exhibited by a
local representative quintet. Tne
double National Turner victory was
a surprise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
TIE FOR LEAD
IN Y" LEAGUE
Lebeda's and De Andrea's
Teams Win From Tangaard's
and Bakers Elves

Two more games were played last
night in the Y. NJ. G. A. senior bas-
ketball league, Lebeda's team De
feating Tangaard's combination So
"a while DeAndrea's quintet peat
Bakers outfit, 34-2S.
Ill., aaoroc fnllnW.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

The two leading football teams in
this section suffered a setback over
the weekend, Roosevelt losing at
Plainfield and Tottenvliie going
down to defeat at College Point.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14
y. NJ. c. A.

| Standing in Monday-Thursday Busl-
! ness Mems Volley Ball League
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

Score at end of first half: Dean
drea is; Baker 10.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

in this county tonight. one at South
Amboy and the other at South
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

Perth Amboy has had tire better
of Freehold in basketball ana base
ball for a number of years and the
victory OF Coach Waddelrs team on
Friday last. added another sport to
the Crimson and White column.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

1t is probable another wrestling
may be arranged in this city
in the near future. Several years
ago the mat game was n OF the
leading sports in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-14

The Y. M. C. A. five man team
bowling league will be started on
the Jefferson street alleys tonight.
There is a great deal of interest be-
ing taken in this tourney.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-24
First Settlers On Island
To Be Named After Prince
CBy Associated Press)

HONOLULU, T. H., April 24-The
first settlement on the island of Molo-
kai, to be established in the endeavors
to rehabilitate the dying Hawaiian
race will be named "Kalanianaole," in
honor of the late Prince Jonah Kuhio
kalanianaole, former delegate to con-
gress, whose efforts resulted in the
adoption by congress of the statute
providing for the rehabilitation efforts
The first settlement will comprise
"a Hawaiian families, each of which
will be given approximately 20 acres
of land, the Hawaiian Homes commits
sion, which has charge of the project,
has decided.
Prince Kalanianaole was the first
member to be appointed on the com
mission by Governor w. r. Earring
ton. Soon after his death last January
his widow, the Princess Elizabeth Kali
anianaole was chosen to succeed him.
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arguments to show, from their view
point, that the first year of Republican
control of the executive and legisla-
tive branches of the federal govern
ment has been notable for its lack of
achievements.
The words I'VE deplore" will proba-
bly, appear frequently in the platform
which the Indiana Democratic conven-
ton will adopt.
Watch Indiana Race.
The NewBeveridge contest in In
diana still continues to absorb polit-
zeal interest in Washington to the ex-
clusion of all other political events.
A month ago political observers here
gave the edge to Beveridge. The ma
iority of them at this time, however.
are of the opinion that there is a
strong trend toward New and they an
ticipate his denomination. All are of
the opinion that the contest will be
en- exceedingly close one.
The Indiana situation is admittedly
source of considerable worry to
some national Republican leaders.
They are fearful that the senatorial
contest in that state will reopen quite
few old party sores, threatening
party solidarity at the polls in No
vember. Democratic leaders view the
same situation with considerable graft
/ fication.
They realize that development OF
fractional troubles in the Republican
ranks will, combined with the presen
tation of a string Democratic candi
/ date for United States senator per
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The High Grade CRATER
BY FREDERIC !. i4AsKIN

the diplomatic corps. All of this was
done. In the meantime, this manipu-
lator, who really did have certain
standing and influence here, had ascer-
tanned beyond doubt that the post
would go to anyone who SO much as
intimated that he would accept it.
Naturally the dinners meant nothing
That was just to make the thing look
hard, and as If influence were at work
under the surface to obtain the Job.
At the proper time the appointment
was made. By prior arrangement
not with the man appointed, but with
his wife-the manipulation of this
thing was paid a sum rumored to be no
less than $4,000.
All of these things-most of them, at
any rate-are quite within the law.
No criminal statute is fractured by the
operations. 1t is just slick" work.
There is the instance of a certain
event that was to occur in a Latin
American country in which the Ameri-
can Government has been forced to
take a sort of elder-brotherly interest.
Disorders were feared. 1t was felt
that only the United States could
guard against this. One faction of
the politicians in this country had a
private representative in Washington.
He sought out an obscure but suppos-
eddy influential man to help him This
| man did have a wide acquaintance,
and was able to ascertain quickly that
the American Government had made
up its mind months before to take the
desired action. This man had to make
| the job look hard. of course. and made
daily reports of fancied developments
to the representative of the Latin
American country. In the fullness of
time, the thing for which he had been
engaged naturally transpired, and he
collected his fee-that is, he got half
of it. Some hitch developed, and it
was his frenZied efforts to get the
rest that brought the transaction to
! the attention of few people, at
| least
/ There is a we'll remembered case of
| a newspaperman in Washington who
/ abused the condolences and privileges
which all of them enjoy. Naturally, a
great many newspermen in Washing
i ton often are the possessers of infor.
nation in confidence which would be
of great value to certain corporations
if they could learn it in advance OF
general publication. A congressional
investigation brought out this mans
connections He was drawing down
in retaining fees from big corpora
tions. a sum in the neighborhood oil
$4,000 year, an excellent income fol
any newspaperman.
1 Naturally, throwing the light of pub
licity on this mans efforts made him
of no further use to these corporations
at least in the same capacity, and the
newspapers with which he had beer
connected soon let him go. But in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-24

WASHINGTON, DC, April "a,
There are a great many ways of max
ing money without working for 1t and
without giving anything real for the
money received. There are the time
worn gold brick schemes and other
hoary old tricks of the past of which,
however, the public generally never
appears to become aware, because
they go on and on turning in rich har-
vests of gold to the crooked promoters
and manipulators.
Washington, rather than New York,
probably furnishes the best field for
this kind of dishonest work of high
grade If that term can rightly be ap-
piled to it. In the unpublished history
of Washington for the past 80 or 40
years, if it could be written, are
some amazing and often amusing in
cidents of this sort.
One source of revenue has sprung
from the fact that often there come to
congress men of wealth who have lit
tie else to commend them. One OF
these men-and he did not come from
the backwoods, but from very close to
Broadway and Forty-second street
round sum to INSCRIPTIONS men he
met to buy" the influence and good
will of certain Washington news
papers. Needless to say, the newspa-
pers did not know that their friend
ship was being sold on the streets OF
! Washington, and if they exhibited any
goodwill toward this particular man, it
was by saying nothing about him.
-, H.
| of congress figure as wells to Sc
cure the introduction of some resolu-
! ton or bill proposing drastic action or
! laws of some kind. Then the alarm is
| sounded, and money often rolls into
! the Golfers of the originator of the
| scheme, who organizes a society to
! fend off the awful threat contained in
the piece of proposed legislation. 1t
can be assumed that the congressman
! is innocent of duplicity in this matter
i Memberships in the society ars sold
| probably at dollar apiece.
There is another case of a consid.
/ cradle amount of money being made
out of diplomatic appointment. When
this occurred this particular diplomatic
: post was going begging. No one
seemed to want it. There was a gen
eraI impression that because of con
ditions existing then, no one could
acquit himself with much credit and
glory in the position.
I Sure Thing Gambling
i In this situation. the man who ulti
mately made money out of the dea
suggested to the wife of a certain
wealthy man that he seek the appoint
ment. Then the manipulation gave
careful directions how to proceed
Dinners must be given, with a care
fully selected guest list. No mention
must be made of the vacant post in
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