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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
AMbOY STILL
IN 9TH PLACE
Tied With Union County
Teams in Elks' State
League Standing

Although Perth Amboy lost two
out of three games in the Elks' State
League match with the Paterson
Bills on the local alleys Thursday
night, there is no change in the
league standing aside from the fact
that Plainfield climbed into a tie
with Amboy ana Railway for sew
enth honors.
Jersey City is still leading the cir
defeats. Elizabeth has sixteen VIC
tories and five defeats; Union Hill
and Paterson are tied for third place,
with fourteen to their
credit, and Passaic and Newark are
tied for the fifth position, with thir-
teen games in the win column. Am
hoy, Railway and Piainfield have
eight victories in twenty-one starts;
Hoboken is tenth, with seven Vic
tories, and Bayonne and Rutherford
are tied for the eleventh berth, with
four victories and seventeen defeats,
as their record to date.
Plainfield beat Jersey City in two
games on Thursday; Union Hill beat
Elizabeth; Newark won three games
from Bayonne; Paterson won two
from Amboy; Hoboken beat Ruther-
ford three straight, and Passaic out
rolled Railway out of three games.
Meyer Larson and Henry Simon
sen rolled with the local team for
the flrst time this season in the
Paterson match.
The scores rolled Thursday night:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
JR. MECHANICS
VS.. COMPANY H
On Asbury Park Court To-
Manifestations Team
Going Good

Les Stratton and his South Amboy
Junior Order United American Me-
chanic basketball team will travel to
Asbury Park tonight where they will
combat the forces of James Sander
son representing the Company H
Athletic Association.
The South Amboy representative
outfit has been going great guns the
past several weeks and Manager
stratton is confident that with his
regular lineup in operation. the
Monmouth county Soldiers are in for
a defeat. 1t is probable that Green,
Perkins, Furman. Scharff and Will
bur will play with the visitors in this
contest.
The Company H quintet got off to
a poor start this season losing to the
Perth ALlboys, Speedways and Bar
bers of Trenton in the first three
games on the schedule prepared by
Manager Sanderson, Newberry, JEFF
fries, Coleman, Knox and Patterson
may play with the Asbury Park team
in the game tonight.
Tuesday night the Junior Me-
chanics will play their regular week
ly game on the South Amboy court
The opposition for the South Amboy
representatives this date has not
been announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

date, with the exception of the Jer-
sey City Big Five and the ST. jog
ephs of Hoboken. Both OF these
latter combinations have been re-
booked on the local court and, with
Hank Thomas in the lineup
against these netmen. the Amboy
representatives are certain that they
can turn the tables
The Amboy lads will take the
floor with their regular lineup. who
are confident that they can dump
off" their Hudson county rivals in
this deciding game.
On New Years night the Italian
Catholic Club, vita the three Coan
brothers, Lindblau and McKew, who
have annexed thirty-nine out of for
ty-two games, will appear against
the locals at the Auditorium.
The probable lineup for tonight:
Perth Amboy Harrison
lnomaS stump
Regan Brdny
SchWanKert ..s.........
Forward
Davis ...s.........-..s.s RacnoW
Center
ms braoy
Sher 1yu
Allen Guard
Referee-"Chick" Farley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

no bis basketball games carded any
where in this county for tomorrow
night.
Monday night there will be a bas-
ketball game at the local auditorium
and the Woodbridge forces will re-
new cou : activities on the Railway
Y. M. c. A. court. A big volley ball
match has. been arranged for the Y.
M. C. A. gym, Monday night, the To-
cal representatives being carded to
play the crack Germantown repre-
sentatixes.
During the first month of 1928 a
number of basketball teams in this
vicinity will u playing at home
and bowling activities will increase,
particularly with the start Of the
eight team firemen's bowling league.
From present indications there
! will be greater sporting doings dur
ing 1923 than there were during the
year which ends at midnight tomor-
row night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
|nantOWn VOHey
az Teau To Play
Eat Y. Monday

them during the past two years and
been defeated on each occasion, feels
confident of being able to force the
visitors to the limit on this occasion
and the members r optimistic
about their chances of winning.
A big turnout OF volley ball fans
IS anticipated. A small admission
charge will be asked and the public,
including the women, IS invited. The
games will get under way promptly
at s o'clock.
Perth Amboy "Y" will also be
represented in the Tri-state volley
ball tourney, which will be held in
Greenwich, Conn, on Monday. A
team has been organized, which will
appear as the Perth Amboy repre-
sentatives in the ail-day circuit
Those making the trip. however, are
planning to be home az night in suf-
ficient time to witness the big at
traction here with Germantown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
THREE STRAIGHT
FOR PEMBERTON
FuIIerton's Team is Defeated
in Y. M. C. A. Five Man
Team Match
Standing in Y. NJ. G. A. F1ve-Man
Bowling Ieague
Standing in Y. NJ. G. A. Five-Man
Bowling League

Fu,1tr.on's team drcnrea a peg N
the Y. NJ. C. A. five-man BIO owing
team league standing last night.
when Pemberton's mel annexed
three straight ms The first
game was won bySf03 pins. the sec
ond by twelve. and the third by l0g
again. Howard Hope was the in-
dividual shining light Of the match,
making a high score of 20S. and
high average, 1s3. Payne, bowling
anchor for the losers. was high
average man for his team. with 174.
The <cores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
META CLUB HOLDS
. LEAD IN COUNTY LEAGUE

ELMETTA, Dec. 30.-Helmetta
the bowlers in the Middlesex
atty IndustriaI Bowling League
a scant two ganies The South
boy Yacht Club has proved a
istent opponent, hy trailing the
s for the seconJ-ha1f honors.
Joel Parker Council Five still
Upursued by their jinx, having
h their only series with the Yacht
|b Five, the, second strongest in
/ league, thus aiding the locals. to
y their advantage. Derning of
meta maintains high score hon.
with 246. Dawson of du Pont
'ds the high average, with a mark
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
INcenrn Mideets Win

The Lyceum midgets defeated the
st. Stephen Midgets in a recent
game, 41-3S.
and away the most human moving
picture I have ever seen. Gawd.
How I like it! Can I say more than
that?"
Hungry Hearts was adapted to
the ere by Julian Josephson and
directed by E. Mason Hopper. Miss
Yezierska, the author, was constant
ly in personal touch with the pro-
duction itself. The cast includes
Bryant Washburn, Helen Ferguson,
e. A. Warren, Ross Rosanova,
George Siegmann, Otto Lederer. Mil
lie Schottland, and Abe Budin. Hop
per picked many of his players from
everyday life. including Abe Budin.
who plays the part of Sopkin. the
butcher. He found Budin sweeping
the sidewalk in front of his apart
ment house, and immediately en-
gagged him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

There are basketball, volley ball
and bowling contests in this city
over the weekend and holiday. and
interest in the various events is as
keen as it was for the program ar
ranged a week ago.
Harrison's basketball representa-
tive team is coming here tonight
confident of taking the measure CT
the Perth Amboys for the second
time this season.
A week from the coming Tuesday
the fourth show Of the Center Ath-
letic Club will be staged. The COM
plete card had not been announced
by the matchmaker.
After the first Of the year baseball
fans contend that the time for the
start of the greatest sport, is only a
short ways off.
Manager Levine of the Argonne
alleys is of the opinion that as
many bowlers will try for the two
prizes offered in his new tournament
as rolled for the turkeys last week.
NH q I@ltoO4 oPoA ~ oSl4f4ItCo !
be renewed with the start of the last
half term this week. Basketball will
be given particular attention during
the first two months.
One of the biggest attractions
carded for the local auditorium court
to date this season will be engaged
by the Amboys on New Years night.
The Italian Catholic Club outfit will
be played on this occasion,
A number of local boxing fans will
go to Philadelphia on Monday to
gee Joe Colletti in action against
Charley Ray. He is fighting of
the eight round feature contests.
When the big league baseball
teams toe the mark in April, a great
many of the organizations in both
circuits will be changed considerably.
A week from Monday night the
first match in the recently organized
firemen's bowling league will be
rolled. There is great interest in
this circuit.
Local baseball doings will spring
into the lmelight once again with
the passing of 1929. Perth Amboy
is expecting a big baseball program
for 1928.
Woodbridge and Tottenvilie bas-
ketball teams will be seen in action
over the weekend and holiday.
Tottenville will play tonight and
Woodbridge on Monday night.
The condition of Kid Potty, local
boxer. Is such, it is said. that he
may have to go away in an effort TO
improve his health.
Germantown's crack volley ball
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
|OY FIVE PLAY HARRISON DECIDING GAME 7OMGH
BOWIerS TOROH
lin New Bowling Event
on b Street Alleys

on the bulletin board and kept the
until it is beaten.
Howard Richards. winner of frs
prize in the one game bowling toue-
nament which ended last Saturda,
night, and Henry Simonsen, winner
Of second prize in the same tourna-
ment, are among those who arr
scheduled to roll three games when
the contest gets under way this afs
ternoon. Both men are rated wit
the bet in this city.
1t is probable that this tourna
ment will be the last arranged for
the Hobart street alleys during the
present season. A number of exhi
bition matches are being arranged
and these with firemen's league
games and regular contests will
keep the alleys wen booked up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

Many of the leading bowlers in
this city and vicinity have signihed
their intentions of turning out to
roll a set of games in the new three
game bowling tournament which
will be started on the Argonne al
leys, hobart street, at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
According to arrangements made
by Harry Levine. manager of the
alleys, the tourney will start this
afternoon and end at midnight on
Monday, New Years night. Two
cash prizes are offered for the two
highest scores, one a $40 gold piece
and the second a IS gold piece.
Everyone is invited to come out
and roll a set OF three games in this
tournament and If your total is one
o the two highest it will be placed
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
IN cHANoERY OF NEW JERSEY

IN Ut NEW JERSEY
To Roger O'Brien, His Heirs, Diyisees
and Personal Representatives, and MARY
Maher tformerly Mary o'Brien), widow of
Roger O'Brien.
BY virtue of an order Of the Court of
HANGER of New Jersey. made on the
day of the date hereof. in a cause wherein
Joseph Aassopust is complainant, and
you are defendants, You are required 10
appear, answer or object by motion to
compliments bill, on or before the stth
day of February next. or the said bill Will
be taken as confessed against you.
The said bill is filed to foreclose a tax
sale made by Richard r. White. Collector
of Taxes Of the City of Perth Anooy TO
Joseph Massopnxt, by which sale certain
premises situate in the City OF Perth AM
hoy, designated on the assessment maps
OF said City as lot No !. Block No. 2ls.
and located on Wayne Street. were sold
in fee 10 the said Joseph Massopust TOR
unpaid taxes for the year 1913. amount
fnr. together with interest and costs. to
Sf7.4s. And you. Roger OBrien. and your
heira deyisees and personal representa-
tives. are made defendants because you
own said land and you. Mary MAher
(tormeriy Mary O'Brien). widow OF Roger
OBrisn, are made defendant because you
claim a dewer estate In SAID land
Dated: December IS, 1s22.
wILFRED 3. WoLcoTT.
Solicitor for Complainant.
20 MarSet 81. Camden \. ].
observation-disclosures.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

sal Y. NJ. G.. A. varsity vol
(eam has its work cut out
1onday. New Years night.
meets the crack German
a., team, and thel Railway
Ltatives in a three-cornered
on the ~" gym floor here.
II be the second appearance
ocal Y. M. G. A. team on the
his season, It having opened
ledule Wednesday night at
". with a victory over the
which last year defeated AM
r the state championship.
mantown was signed up for
Years night by Manager
X" Warter. as 1t was the only
the Pennsylvania. team had
until next spring. Although
lisitors are recoenized as the
Sutfit In the country. the AM
Eeam which has twice played
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
YACHT CLUB B0WLERS
BEAT OUT JR. MECHANICS

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. s0.-The
Raritan Yacht Club bowling team of
the Middlesex County Industrial
League won two out OF three games
from the Junior Mechanic quintet
on the Y. NJ. C. A. alleys last night.
Thomas Of the losing team won high
honors. with a 293 score, in the last
game and Becker beat out the for
mer for high average honors.
The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
mali Sporting Card
For Balance OF Year:
New Year Activities

ew sporting contests are carded
his vicinity for the balance of
III re will be basketball games
is city and at Pleasant Plains.
Island tonight and the South
" representative team will
to Asbury Park for a contest
addition to this a. bowling tour
emit will get under way on the
Tonne alleys this afternoon and
on Now Years night. There are
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
Separate juniors Win

The Roosevelt Separate Juniors
of Carteret defeated the z. NJ. H. A.
Comets of this city in a recent con-
test on the Carteret court. 42-s. At
half time the home team was lead
ing 1877. Sabo and Dzurilla starred
for the victors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
TWO BASKETBALL GAMES
HAVE Been ARRANGED

The st. Stephen Juniors will play
the E. B. B. quintet and the St
Stephen Light Seniors will stack
forces against the Separates in con-
tests on st. Stephens court tomor-
row night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
le standing Of the teams:
win From Du Points

(ARLIN, Dec. 3O.-Hercules de-
ed their RIVALS in the Middlesex
knty Industrial Bowling League,
du Pont Five taking the odd
AZ Of the three rolled. Gross
Ter was high for the match. Far
was second high score. ma and
.den came through with a good
in the second game.
D scores; !.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
Methodist
Lutherans
Atlantics Organize

The Atlantics, a Junior basketball
team of T~ottenville,, would like 20
arrange games with teams in their
class. Warren DAILY. Main street,
Tottenville, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
bison BOWLERS ANNEX
THREE STRAIGHT GAMES

Madison bowling team cop
three straight games from the
kers in a local Elks league match
the Madison avenue alleys last
TT.
ne scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

team will be seen in action in the
local Y. M. c. A. gym on Monday
night. A record crowd is expected
out.
Before long a series OF games be-
tween the Perth Amboy and Argon-
ne bowling teams will be arranged
to decide the professional champion
ship Of the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30
Senior Voney Ball
Junior Basketball

School League:
SENIOR BASKETBALL
Methodist 2nds 81, Methodists
lists 81.
Presbyterians 2, Woodbridge
Methodists 0 (forfeited).
JUNIOR BASKETBALL
Presbyterians IL. Stars 10.
Methodists 16, Lutherans IA.
The scores of the senior game be-
tweef. the two Simpson M. e. teams
follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

Germantown's crack volley ball
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

The condition of Kid Potty, local
boxer. Is such, it is said, that he
may have to go away in an effort TO
improve his health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

Woodbridge and Tottenvilie bas-
ketball teams will be seen in action
Tottenyille will play tonight and
Woodbridge OF Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-30

Local baseball doings will spring
into the limelight once again with
the passing of 1929. Perth Amboy
is expecting a big baseball program
for 1928.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
Coast Protection
Depends on Planes,
Says Gen. Mitchell
(By Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7,-Brgadier
General William Mitchell, assistant chief
OF the army air service, announced today
on arrival from the bombing tests held
yestrday in Hampton Roads, that pro-
lection Of Americas coast now depended
upon the nations air forces, backed by
a good army. Air bombers. he said, had
supplanted the coast artillerymen as
protective military weapon, adding that
the demonstration Yesterday totally
eclipsed anything ever before attempted
by aviators from standpoint of accu-
racy in bombing and potential defense
strength of air craft.
Five Martin bombers, loaded with
full equipment including four 800 pound
dummy bombs to the ship, bombed two
targets under towage from a height Of
between 5000 feet to 3,700 feet Cen
eral Mitchell said. land every bomb
dropped was effective possibly with one
exception. The accuracy of this fire is
without parallel. especially since the tar
gets were only 20 feet by 90 feet in
size. and the aviators themselves had
been under instruction only for a short
time"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
UNDERWOOD NOT
TO AGAIN SEEK.
TO Be LEADER
ays Con di tt o n of
Health Forbids His
Offering for Re-
Election.
(By Associated Pressl

BIRN11NGHANf, Nov. T.-senator Oscar
VT Underwood, Of A1abama, today form
ally announced that he will not be a can
didate for leadership of the democratic
minority in the senate after March 4.
"The condition Of my health" said the
senator, makes it advisable both in JUS
tice TO the party and to myself that I
should not offer for reelection do not
want my friends to feel any unnecessary
alarm about my health but it is not
robust enough for me to continue after
March the duties of leadership which
require such constant attendance"
Upon reaching home here from Wash
ington recently, Senator Underwood was
attacked by bronchitis, and he had to
cancel his speaking engagements. He is
greatly improved and is up and around
again but his physicians have advised
him to go away for rest. He left tonight
for Pass Christian, Miss, where he will
spend a week or ten days.
His term as senator from Alabama eX-
tends four years from next March.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
Women Have Inning
In French Senate
fBv Associated Pressl

PARIS, Nov. Women had their in
nings in the senate today when the first
two speakers in the suffrage debate
urged the granting of the vote to women.
which the chamber approved three years
ago, but the conservative senate. opposed.
= The senators We're coldly silent. but the
women crowding the galleries applauded
boisterously. Senator Gourju said 1873
million women had been given the right
tn vote but France was backward He
cited the Colorado Juvenile court as one
of the results of the voting power of
women. The debate was adjourned tenn
porarily.
The women are hopeful of victory be-
cause NJ. Niviani, always their friend, is
now in the senate and the cabinet dis
cussion this morning indicated the gov
ernnert favors some form of suffrage
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
Experts Report On
German Conditions
(Bv Associated Press)

BERLIN, Nov. -Four of the experts
who are unofficially conducting an in
vestigation Of economic conditions IN
Germany John Manard Keynes, Robert
II Brand. Professor Gustav Cassel and
Professor jeremiah jerks. have present.
ed a report of their findings to the Ger
man government. The other. two ex-
perts, DR.. Vissering and Leopold Dubois
will report a provisional report tomor-
row.
In the meantime, the German govern
ment has notified the allied reparatlons
commission of its inability to reply to
Yesterdays note pending receipt Of fun
reports from the experts. The commits
sion in that note impressed upon Ger
many the necessity of making more defi-
mite proposals FOR the stabilizatton OF
the mark and called attention TO the
ercazements undertaken last July re
soecting the regulation Of German IL
nanCeS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08

All Louisville and Nashville shop
craft organizations at Corbin, KY
have been dlsorsanized and the for
mer members will conduct their af-
fairs as individuals in the future, ac-
cordina TO a telegram received last
night by e. o. SaItmarsh' superIn-
tendent of the Pensacola division,
from 9. M. Starks, general manager
Of the Louisville and Nashville at
Louisville.
The telegram from Mr.. starks fol.
lows:
master Mechanic Feather and
Trsinmaster Smith at Corbin 7o-
wise N. over the phone at 4 o'clock
this afternoon that at union meet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
|NlIl Drop Many of
Massacre Indictments

.-tr,- lBy Associated Press)
,. .''' A'" %ov. Attorney General
o.' j Rrundage announced today
arge number Of indictments will
... WI "f"7 "b"n the trial OF those
i' ""o having participated in the
,,. .. I- mine riots last June opens
.'''" at Marion.
a, N'fndago would not state the ex-
,.. .'"'"E - cases to be dismissed,
, ''a' )" dld not know tonight.
,.., y" ovid not be present at the
,.. ~ 'a. trials tomorrow but would
'': .a'.H .n the week.
.. ".'"-~"y general said the state
r. "''. u. 'o make Il case against a
r.. '' 'aoe" whose indictments were
N..~ pressed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
COrbin Union Disbands and
Former Members Seek Jobs
From, L. e. ". as Individuals

ing Of all the shoncrafts eraaniza-
tions at cerbin, lasting frsu TO
1880 this morning, IL was finally
agreed and publicly announced from
Hippodrome theatre that all shop
crafts organizations at corbin would
stand disorsanized, cease TO function
and that all former members would
resume conducting their affairs as
individuals. Thirty-fiVe Of the origi-
nal S3 nnachinists, fs OF the original
boiler makers. five Of the original
olacksmiths, 200 car fepaFers. vari-
Gus electricians. sheet metal workers
and 4 large number Of laborers there
have flied individual applications for
unemployment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
Rutgers Plunge
Roughshod Thru
Louisiana Eleven

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.---Rutgers' heavy
weight eleven ran rough shod through the
Louisiana State University team mere this
oT+arnoon in the final periods OF the
came. winning % tc 0. The New Bruns-
wick college was represented by a team
Of substitutes in the first period and
Louisiana, although unable to score out
plaved the northerners. When Coach San
ford began to send in the varsity regulars
in relays of from three to six at time.
fhe situation was quickly changed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
Waite Resigns AS .
Carolina Captain

COLUMBIA, 8. c.. Nov. 7-Decla rims
that he could not back Coach Sol Metzger
and his assistants in the treatment OF the
men on the University Of South Carolina
football team, Tackle Alex Waite today
resigned as captain Of the team. At the
same time Waite's resignation was an
nounced. it also was announced that Full
back Erie Snipes, chief ground gamer
on the team, had been fired by Coach
Metzger for failure tc obey orders.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-11-08
National Democrats
Win Out i'm Poland

VIENNA, Nov. THE Polish elections
Sunday resulted in an overwhelming vic
tory for the national democrats, render
ing re e-election Of Marshal Pilsudski as
president. doubtful, according TO an ex-
change telegraph despatch.