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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
MARRIAGE
A LA MODE

In most countries when a girl wants
TO get married she knows the situation
IL M 20 her and exercises her charms
accordingly
10 parts OF Greece. however. when n
girf has reached marriageablc age.
and no gallant has suggested she ioin
him In little excursion 10 the mar.
rage license bureau. she may compel
her father 10 secure her a husband
ftthcrs are often reduced 10 in
diligence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
NEW OFFICERS fOR
JtAIOR NOMAN'S CIllI

AN special meeting %. H Iio.
Womb D. club thie voeh .he following
offlccr9 We're elected for fU. n.f .'u.
PresidAii-Miss France NuessF
Vice Prcsid.nt-Mrs Wi V.rHmg
Secretary Miss Nnua Cunningham
spunding Secretary 3d.. b
buoloy
Treasure Miss MARY NnHf.suu
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team. led Dy H. A. Poorhaugh
Each PRO Ia paired OF with n
"semiPro" and an matches must be
played before sunday night, N" side
winning the largest number 81 the
matches being declared the victor The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02

IA atmosphere die
4Ihlncc Of slight
intensity over the
midwest has caus
IfHuudcrshow In
Wet Texas. Kansas
oklahoma Louisiana
trI thc Missouri Val
ItE temperature
continue high from
900 Mississippi Riv
Valley 20 the At
Ilr'ip -eabuard. and
fr seasonal over
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
NJ \lIIiR TO MEET

The Women. AuNumn d" N. ir'
Christian Church via m,'' W'In.-'L..
afternoon Don the Sn,irI Center u
O'Clock A very interesting program ls
being prepared by th' Young r..u, :
the church who arp hum, Gm DH..r"
rur the holidays
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
MS CARTER GOES TO
h.IIORNIN

Nf Carter professional
"' 'h. Nus.ill" puddle schools.
'eii YESTERDAY m Lo. Angeles. Cal.
.I. E.. 'ts. special COURSE IN
Hn- I' 200, University OF C,l.
H' W. 'uf,I expects 20 rcsum.
'' 49,, h'r, about September I.
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Big Goll Tnnrne,.

ROSWELL. y. NJ. July -Prac.
tlcally every golf player In Roswell IL
arrayod on one side OF the other In a
great golf tournament starting tomor.
row. between the Pro team. captaincd
by John Hall and the semi. Pro-
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IF YOt' ARE
WELL BRED

You probably do not observe such
formslity regarding calls as your
mother did. but you observe certain
obligations In this respect
II YOU have served as a bridesmaid.
maid OF honor or attendant at a wed.
ding you call on the brides mother
shortly after and on the bride directly
after she returns from her honey.
moon.
Guests nj a home wedding must also
cal on the mother and later on tho
bride.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02
~ tONTtRi tIlB
MEETING POSTPONED

- CU4tuW Cub VII ~ U|| Tues
CAY afternoon on account no me M.
uonal holiday. bat viii meet Tuesday.
Jug a.. with Nj L.u. N..u
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SQCXETY.

Miss Mary Bcaslcy returned home yes
tcrday after q dollghffu oi0um In
California. Enjoyable stols urr" mad"
Al Catalsna. los Angeles Ind Their
coast points
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..r -lu. , .n, Eo,sy Mountain and
POI. Western Plateau region.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02

high men In each team will compete In
another tournament 10 begin some time
latter this tournament Is completed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-02

The only crime 20 which animals
In the wild state are said 10 b. addict
ed Is murder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
AMb0Y ELEVEN
To PLAY CANE
Against Beauyais Post Eleven
On Thanksgiving Afternoon
An Annual Meeting

Announcement was made this
morning by Commander Thomson
of the Beauvais Post American
Legion of Tottenville that the post
football team would engage a Perth
Amboy representative team on the
Aquehonga field, Tottenville, on
Thanksgiving afternoon.
Bill Flynn, it is said, is in charge
of the Perth Amboy end of this
undertaking and he will place I
team in the field which will De
chosen with the following men on
its orster: Thomas, Regain, Booz,
Hansen brothers, Allen, Zullo, Tool
an, Glochau, Flynn and others. It
is said that several New Brunswick
and Newark men will also be ready
for service on the local represen-
tative outfit.
The Tottenville team is expected
to line up in regular fashion with
the exception that Pete Hansen may
play with the visitors. Tottenville
has a fair record in games played
to date and the Amboys game is
always the most important on its
schedule.
Coach Wilburn is in communica-
ton with the Roosevelt Field Club
of Carteret at the present time re-
garding a game for Sunday after
noon. The Carteret representatives
engaged in a county championship
game with the Vons of New Bruins
wick last SUNDAY and the contest
ended without either team scoring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
NOR AND JUNIO CLASS TEAMS inv GRLDxRON GAME
Old Rivals To Battle
On So. AmbOy Court,
Juniors and MicheHn

juries received in a recent game.
The Michelin team probably VIII
take the court with Christ, Janicker
or Lins in the forward berths. Hall
or Janicker at center, and Crabiel.
Smith or Haefner a guard. Hall
IS a new man in the Michelin line
up, having been signed after the
Milltown-American Legion game at
New Brunswick recently.
South Amboy fans are confident
that the Junior Order team has fin
ally hit its stride. A victory over
the Midtown team will show this
assertion to be true, as the Mich
elm team has been playing good bail.
although a setback was encountered
In a game with the South River
sterlings on the latter's court re-
Gently.
On Thursday night of this week
the ~Speedways will play the second
game of their county Championship
series with the MicheIin team on
the Midtown court.
In a preliminary game tonight
the Carteret and South Amboy rep
resentative girls team will play. and
music for dancing will be furnished
by Ben Encherman's orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
S0LAD0R REFS
CELTIC GAME
Shows Class In Gentle Buffalo
Game In Garden Sunday
Night

Chuck SoIador. Newark official,
well known in. this city and vicinity
through his service with the Perth
Amboys of former seasons, Speed
ways, Woodbridge and other quin-
tets, made a hit in his performance
in Madison Square Garden on Sun
day night when he refereed the ORR
! ginal Celtic-Buffalo Lincoln game.
The Celtics won, 40 to 81.
The Newark official served con-
siderable time in the New York State
League last season and one Of his
exhibitions was witnessed by the
Buffalo Lincoln players. Before
they would agree to a game with
the worlds champions they request
ed that the services of Solador be
acquired and Manager Furey of the
Celtics carried out their request.
The game on Sunday night was
played half and half, the first half
amateur and the second half pro-
fessional and in both sessions the
champions outscored their oppon-
ents. Solador's performance salts
fed both teams and the fans, out
it is said, he would nave shown more
class if the two teams were a better
match.
In the afternoon the Celtics de-
feated the Elizabeth Elk All-Stars
at Columbia Park by a one point
margin. The Elk team is practically
the came as the combination repre-
senting Elizabeth in the metropo'i-
tan league.
Solador referees regularly for the
local Speedways and he will be back
ON the Amboy job if he does not sign
a contract with the Celtic manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
TO PERFORM IN CITY
THANKSGIVING DAY

farb. Ben D'Andrea, AL Horoschak.
Red Nolan and Jap" Johnson.
Fighting Don" Martin and Bud"
Larson, the latter of butler fame. are
the. Juniors principal cards. Dick
Bohnsack, Salacki. Fenessy, Steps-
coff and Adler should also play a
prominent part in the Junior team
work. Adler recently came to the
local institution from the New Brune-
wick High School where he per-
formed in a creditable manner the
past two years. Last year, it is said,
he was mentioned for an All-Star
team.
In addition to being a high school
contest, the winner can be rated as
the city champions as there are TO
other football teams in this city.
Tickets for the game have been
placed on sale at Moore Brothers
State street; Breslow's news stand.
.Raritan building. and the kass con-
fectionery, Catalpa avenue. AS a
large crowd is expected police pro-
lection will be furnished and park
ing space for autos will be free. Many
former students of the High School
institution will be on hand for this
game.
The field will be greatly improved
as it is being rolled out and goal
posts are being erected. The ccm-
mittee in charge of this undertak-
ing consists of Nat Cohen, chairman,
Samuel Breslow, Morris Wilmer and
Ben Kass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
kNB0YS BOWL
|. B. CLUbFNE
In Second Set on Argonne Al
Ieys-- Endurance Contest
On Thursday

Art Jensen's H. B. Club team ex-
poets to annex another alley win over
the Perth Amboy combination OF
John J. Dolan tomorrow night. These
teams r scheduled to meet on the
Argonne alleys.
Several weeks ago these two teams
met on the Bohnsack alleys and the
H. B. Club which stepped out in SEN
Tor circles for the first time this year
succeeded in downing the colors OF
the veteran bowlers.
Whatever the outcome of the first
match it was arranged that the g
ond set of games be played on the
Argonne alleys, inasmuch as the
Bohnsack alleys are the home alleys
of the Amboys. The H. B. Club team
has rolled a match on the Argonne
alleys already this season while the
Amboys have not bowled on these
alleys so far this year.
If Jensen's team is successful in
winning this set, the Amboys will
practically be eliminated from the
running for the city Championship.
Endurance Contest
One Of the greatest bowling events
ever staged in this city is scheduled
for the Argonne alleys. THURSDAY
an eight-hour endurance 5contesr.
Twenty teams will participate in this
contest and prizes are offeEed. How
ard Richards. of the Elks Club Is in
charge Of applications.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
H. S. CORRESPONDENT

AS originally planned the High
School pigskin tossers will stage a
football game on the Raritan Cop
per Works field on Thanksgiving
afternoon. The varsity team will
play an outside school team. but
instead the senior class players will
engage in a contest with the junior
class team.
The successful showing by the
Crimson and White representatives
on the gridiron this fall has served
to enliven local spirit in the great
fall sport. Many football fans out
side of school have followed the
school team to foreign grounds
where they have played all games
while others stayed at home and fol-
lowed the activities of the teams. All
of these fans have been waiting for
the opportunity to see the high
school players in action and they will
surely turn out for the holiday con-
test,
Although the Senior team will be
made up almost entirely of mem
beers of the varsity, the Juniors have
some good men who should push
the '23 representatives quite hard for
the decision. Rivalry between the
two classes is at a high pitch
Looking over the prospective ros-
tiers, the Seniors have Paul Rasmus-
sen, Captain Ray Carbon, Pete
Grieve. Boots Cohen, Sammy Con-
very, Match" Wilmer, Fat" Gold
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28

At SEA BRIGHT
Play Third Game As Repre-
sentatives of Monmouth
County Town

The Speedway basketball team of
this city will play their third game
OF the present season as represen-
tatives of Sea Bright, tonight and
their opponent will be the Yorkville
Separates of New York city. This
game will be played in Howlands
hall at Sea Bright.
In their first game the Speedways
easily defeated the Matawan Big
Five and last Tuesday night the
Original Ironsides of Newark were
beaten by a two point margin in an
extra period. Judging from the
game put up by the Yorkville Sepa-
rates against the Speedways in this
city, tonight's tussle should be an
interesting forty minute battle.
Rube Gordon and Dave Finn of
the New York Harmony Club will
be teamed up with Joe Davis. I.
Finn, Rapp and Adler in the York
vile Separates lineup tonight.
Dave Finn did not play with the
Separates in the game on the local
court about a month ago. This con-
test was decided by a three point
margin.
The Handerhan brothers. Sutton,
Brownmiller, Bradley and a pivot
man will comprise the Speedway
roster for this game. There will
also be a preliminary game between
the Sea Bright Seconds and an Am
boy outfit.
On Thursday night of this week
the Speedways travel to Midtown
and on Saturday night they play in
Asbury Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
INDEPENDENTS
PLAY CENTERS
In Second Game of Series for
MiddleSex County Cham
pionShip Honors

Interest in girls basketball doings
in Middlesex county this season has
been far below that which was
shown last year, but the prelimi
nary game scheduled for the South
Amboy high school court tonight is
equally as important as any played
in Middlesex county the past several
seasons. In this game the South
Amboy Independents will play the
Roosevelt Centers of Carteret. This
game will start at Sis o'clock.
A week ago these two teams met
In the preliminary contest on the
Elizabeth armory court and the
basketeers of Miss Mabel King,
representing Carteret. scored a 1876
victory over the South Amboy quin-
tet. In this game, however, the In
dependents performed in a fashion
that would indicate they have a real
chance Of winning tonight.
South Amboy will take the court
with Miss Ethel Lewis Of this city
at center, the Misses Dora Forgot
son and E. Bennett at forwards,
and the Misses X. Miller and NJ.
Thorn in the defensive berths.
For the visitors the Misses NJ.
King and L. Shectman will play
forward, Miss Brennan will oppose
Miss Lewis. and the guarding posi-
ions will be assigned to the Misses
I. Schwartz, Dunn or Bernhard.
This game will be played as the
prelim to the Junior Order-Michelin
encounter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
IL. S.

A large crowd witnessed the
opening games of the interclass bas-
ketball series at tho local high school
yesterday afternoon. The Juniors
defeated the Freshmen in tie boys
game, &c to IA and the Seniors DEM
onstrated their superiority over the
~Sophomores in the girls contest by
winning, 2S to IT.
The Freshies put up n good game
against their heavier opponents in
the boys game, the work of Roth,
Burke and Connolly starring for the
losers. Bohnsack was chosen cap
tain of the first year team before the
start of the game, and Ham" Fire
bot Y. NJ. IL. A. basketball fame was
given q similar position by the men,
bers of the Junior team. Fins,
Spivack, MacWilliams and Rhodes
featured for the victors. Tue score
at half time in this game vas Is to 5
i'm favor of the Juniors.
Referee Dooley called fifteen fouls
on each team, the victors outscorinG
the Freshies eight to six in this de-
partment of the game.
Girls Game Interesting
The two sextets performed in
faultless fashion, the Senior girls
coping the bacon by an eleven point
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28

Old rivals will clash on the South
Amboy High School court tonight,
the South Amboy Junior order
Big Five and the Michelin Tire Com
pany team of Midtown in the first
game of a county honor series. The
second game will be played al Mill
town in the near future.
Les STATIONS warriors annexed
their initial win Of the season last
Tuesday night, when they defeated
the Hungarian Catholic Club team
Of this city in a hard-fought con-
test. Previous to this encounter,
the South Amboy representatives
had dropped some bitterly fought
battles.
For the game tonight. Bennett
and Newmark will take care of the
advanced positions; Furman will
jump center. and Perkins and
Scharf will do the guarding. Per-
kins was shifted from forward to
guard last Tuesday and probably
will play that position for the re-
mainder of the season. James,
Shinn and Hasslacher are also avail
able for service and Wilbur will
will sou be fully recovered from in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL E

row night, the former outfit will be
practically eliminated from city
honors. The H. B. Club recently
beat the Amboys on Bohnsack's
alleys.
There will be no games in the
Elks bowling league this Thursday
because of the fact that it Is
Thanksgiving day. The local
Bills" next bowl Newark on the
latter's alleys a week from Thurs
day.
The Roosevelt Separates evidently
have state championship honors in
mind judging from the announce
ment that the Harrison Big Five
will play in the borough again this
coming Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
NATIONALIST COP
OPENING MATCH
Clarence Hoffman In Anchor
Berth Stars For Winning
Team

Clarence Hoffman starred for the
Nationals in the opening match on
the Elks Interelub Bowling League
schedule which was rolled on the
Madison avenue alleys last night. The
averaged 202 and his best score was
204. All three games were interest
ing and there was a big turnout Of
bowling fans. Tomorrow night the
Starfish and PAGERS clash.
On the Elks alleys tonight the first
and second representative teams
clash in a practice tilt. There are
no state league matches this week.
the score rolled last night:
-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
American Club, Cartcre
913 S37 S38
Hercules Powder Co.
Joel Parker Council Wins Two

slump in the rolling of the Joel
Parker Council five in their final
game of the Middlesex County In
dustrial Bowling League contest
with the South River Spinning
Company's five enabled the latter to
capture one of the three games
rolled. Mckenzie in the second
game rolled a 215 score but this
was not sufficient to overcome the
lead of the Juniors. d. Hoffman
was high man for the winners.
Tho canrnGs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
MORE MATCHES
IN BIC LEAGUE
Six Teams Bowl In County In
dustriaI League Several
High Scores Made

PARLIN, Nov. 2S.-The American
Club won the odd game Of the ser
les with du Pont in the Middlesex
County Industrial League match Mt
this place. Every man on the win
ming team hit for good results. The
second game was a hard-fought one,
but one pin separating the cams.
The home five made a hard fight in
the final game and their efforts were
rewarded with a victory by fifteen
pins. The bowling of the winners
was an Improvement over their regu-
lar form.
rrl,A eanrac-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
CORNER TIE
IN "Y'LEACUE
Senior Basketball Teams of
Lebeda, Baker and De An
drea Now Even
Standing in Y. NJ. Q. A. Senior
Basketball League

A three-cornered tie for first place
now exists In the Y. NJ. c. A. Senior
Basketball League, as the result OF
last nights two games. Lebeda's
team which up until last night was
leading the league, met defeat last
night at the hands of Bakers COM
hination. De Andrea's quintet won
from Tangaard's courtsters, which
put Lebeda, Baker and De Andrea
On an even footing. The score
were: Baker, 35: I.ebeda, 81; De
Andrea, %; Tangaard, 70.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
Loel Parker Council
DuPonts Defeat Yacht club

tween the DUPONT Powder Com
pany's Five and the South Amboy
Yacht Club of the Middlesex County
Industrial Bowling League was roll
ed at the local alleys. The first
game saw a margin of but fourteen
pins in favor Of the Amboy five.
The second and third games were
more interesting than the scores
would indicate. G.. w. Crane and
Wagner tied for high score honors,
closely followed by Lowe.
The SCORES.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
IntercIaSS Games Start,
eniOrdndJuniOrTedm
Start of With Victory

margin. Miss Babe Hoy, captain
of the Sophs starred for her team
while Miss Peggy" Ullman featur-
ed for the victors. The score az
half time was IL to Z in favor of the
Seniors. Miss Helen Schultz of the
varsity team refereed in faultless
manner.
Today the Senior and Sophomore
boys clash, while the girls game is
between the Juniors and Freshies.
The score, Girls Game:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
SLOSS0N POST
TEAMISBEATEN
In Game On Pleasant Plains
Court MontanaS To Play
Next Saturday

The Beauyais Post American L.
gion basketball team defeated the
Slosson Point quintet at Pleasant
Plains, Saturday night, by a sc to 23
score. The at half time was
16 to 10 in favor of the home team
Next Saturday night the first Stat
en- Island championship contest will
be played with the Montanas and
Beauvais Post quintets as partici-
pants. There will be heat in the
hall on this occasion, Manager Wa
tiers announces.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28

A practice of the Hungarian
Catholic Club basketball team of
this city will be held on the Cort-
landt street court tonight. The
Hungarians play the Hungarian
Catholic Club team of New Bruins
wick tomorrow night and the Dry
Dock Five Sunday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
wb,rIwinds Score Win

The Whirlwinds defeated the st.
Mary Separates on st. stephens
court Saturday afternoon in a close
game. Games with teams averaging
100 to 100 pounds are desired by G.
Ryan, 493 Brace avenue manager
of the Whirlwinds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
GOODWILIS WIN z GAMES
IN MATCH WITH HARMONY

The Goodwill Club bowling team
COPIED two out of three games in a
match with the Harmony Club quin-
tet ON the Argonne alleys last night
before a big crowd. Both teams
had big followings in attendance.
Jess Tonghini of the Goodwill
team COPIED high score honors in
this match, rolling 230 in the first
game, while Harry Tooker Of the
Goodwills rolled high average for
the match. 166, and rolled the high
est score for the winning team. 1873.
Harry Tooser of the Lincoln Fire
Company team bowling outfit is Of
the opinion that his combination
and the representative outfit of the
Mcclellan company have all the
other fire companies in this city
stopped as far as bowling is con-
oerned. He has limited that the
Eagles, Garfields, Washingtons,
Projections, Humanes and Libertys
are afraid to organize an alley team
because of the successful showing
made by the Mcclellan and Lincoln
teams to date.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28

The Dexter Big Five scored their
fifth straight win by defeating the
score. R. Torrell, III South First
street, is manager of the Dexters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
ParJ,n Team Orranized

Bookings with light senior teams
are wanted by the Whirlwinds man.
aged by William Fitzgerald, 100
Brighton avenue. This team halls
from Parlin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
Kid Aston Wants Action

Kid Aston, who claims to be a
kayo king, wants action with boxers
in the welterweight and lightweight
divisions. He car be reached by
addressing communications to 2S7
New Brunswick avenue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28

The Vikings of New York did not
liveup to their reputation in the
second game of their contest with
the local ~Speedways in this city on
Sunday night. .,o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28
Fayorites Booking

Games with teams averaging 1O5
pounds are desired by the Favorltes
managed by Solomon Eisner, $50
New street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28

Jack Dempsey, it is understood,
has agreed to battle stranger"
Lewis In a mixed bout and also to
fight two other leading ~contenders
for his crown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28

If the Perth Amboy bowling
team OF John J. Dolan is defeated
by the H. B. Club quintet romor-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-28

Last presidential election we
Jumped from one party to another.
It may mean nothing, but 1924 is
Leap year.