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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
Works Wins Opener,
Bake|ite & A. 7. c. Tonight

After two we're down in the sixth
inning of the contest last night be-
tween the United Lead Works and
the Perth Amboy Dry Docks, the
first game in the recently organ
ned Industrial league. Johnny Nc
Creery lined the pill back at Buck
Stratton. the Dry Docks pitcher.
and the Lead Works second base
man reached first in safety. Bunt
Pfeiffer. the next Lead Works bat
ter, drove the pill TO left for what
usually would be an easy out, but
the approach of night prevented
Left-felder Crowell from seeing the
pill coming his way and McCreery
c crossed the pan with the winning
run a fraction OF a second before
Pfeiffer was thrown out at third.
The Lead Works won. s to T.. for
the game was Immediately called
on account of darkness.
Stratton pitched for the Dry
Docks and although he got of to a
poor start, succeeded in keeping his
opponents nine hits well scattered.
McNulty, the Lead Works pitcher,
allowed seven passes. and his de-
livery was touched for six safeties.
The Lead Works scored n run IN
the opening session after the Dry
Docks had passed up a real chance
TO score. The Dry Docks scored
two in the second. but the Leaders
came back with three counters. The
Front street outfit scored another
counter in the third and again the
Leaders sent three men across the
pan.
Neither side scored again until the
Dry Docks nine made a rally in the
fifth stanz which netted them four
runs and tied the score. Then came
the Leaders winning run in the
sixth.
Dave Halbert. George Mitruska
and Wally Mazurek laced out hom-
ers in this contest. Halbert's clout
went almost to the ticket ONCE, Nit
ruska's ball sailed to deep left, while
Mazurek's smack cleared the center
field fence. McCreery and Mitrus-
ka collected five of the winning
teams runs. Campbell made two OF
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
WITH
bEAUvA|S POST
Montana Star to Play With
Tottenville Team Against
~SpeedWays; SoIador Ref.

Jerry Anderson, star of the Mon
tana basketball quintet of Stapleton,
will he lined up with III Beauvais
Post, American Legion, quintet of
Tottenville. when the latter team
takes the floor at the Auditorium
Saturday night to give battle to the
Speedway quintet of this city.
The Speedway quintet has reopen
ed its season to accept the challenge
of Captain Dave Preacher of the
.Tottenville team. and the local out
fit has allowed the Tottenville play
ers to ring in" the Montana star
for this contest. Chuck" Solador.
New York state league referee, who
made a real showing In Roosevelt
and on Staten Island during the past
season, will referee this game.
Only under the conditions that
Solador be allowed to referee the
game, would the Beauvais Post quin-
tet favor another game. Captain
Preacher issued his def on behalf
of his teammates and the fans of
Staten Island and this vicinity. There
are many who are positive tina the
Tottenville outfit can beat the locals.
with Solador refereeing. and their
belief will be strengthened by the
addition of the Montana star to the
Tottenville roster.
Anderson made practically half
the points scored by the Montanas in
the zee game with the Beauvais
Post team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
MEET 70 PLAN
CASEY LEAGUE
Session viii be Held Here
Sunday--Six Councils to
Attend

John Harrington, of San Salvador
council 299 knights of Columbus, an
nounced this morning that there
would be a meeting at the local club
house next Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock of representatives of New
Brunswick, Woodbridge, Railway.
south Amboy, S~ayreville and Perth
Amboy councils for the purpose of
discussing the organization of a
'Cf icy" twilight league.
Ne local representative announces
~ Re is considerable interest in the
D E~anization of such a curcuit, and
lis likely that the league will be
Emed at Sundays meeting. AL
fady several councils have declared
n favor of such a circuit.
4 The Perth Amboy council could
have a strong representative team,
especially for twilight games mas
much as a number of its best players
perform with other teams on Satur-
day and Sundays. The Woodbridge
and South Amboy councils also
nave strong representative teams.
while the strength of Railway. New
Brunswick and Sayreville this year.
. not known.
With the present industrial league
and a Casey" league. the fans of
his section would be given their
'hlr' of twilight baseball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
Dougherty Miners Hur|er
Expects To Stop Amboy

Judging from the manner in which
Pitcher Dougherty of the Scranton
Coal miners baseball team held the
heavy hitting Meadowbrook team of
Newark last Sunday morning, the
Perth Amboy Athletic Association
nine is in for a lacing this Sunday
unless the local moundsmen can
handle the stickers of the visiting
team in a similar manner.
The Meadowbrooks won the game
6-1, but the crack Newarkers were
held away from the plate for the
first four innings. In these sessions,
Pitcher Dougherty was called upon
to face Marty Cavanaugh. former
Detroit balltosser; Bentley and other
leading stickers OF the Meadowbrook
outfit. but the Miners twirler lived
up 10 his rep" In M session he
breezed Cavanaugh with two men on
the sacks.
There are two Jones brothers on
the Scranton team, n plays short
stop and the other performs at third
base. These players are the stars
of the coal mining outfit, both In the
field and with the stick. Dougherty
and Pollack will comprise the bat
terry for the Scranton team in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
CLOVER NINE WILL OPEN
At HUGUENOT THIS SUNDAY

The Glover baseball team of this
city will open the season Sunday af-
ternoon in a game with Huguenot
On the latter's grounds. Manager
Stolz will use his strongest lineup to
insure a victory for the start of the
season.
Mike Olsen. star local veteran,
viii do the hurting and Bill Fowler.
former Maurer catcher, will be sta
toned behind the plate. j. Zalari.
Fimiani. Pelligrine. Kopko, Rtzzi.
A. Low and Thulleson will occupy
the remaining positions on the team.
The Glover players will practice to-
morrow night on the Lumber field
Diamond at 6 o'clock in preparation
for Sundays game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
kELSBEY SCHOOL NINE
TO PLAY HOpEulMIk

KEASBEY. May 3.-The basebail
team of the local school will be seen
in action on their home grouu41k
here Friday afternoon when they
meet the baseball team r-epreSeptink
the Hopelawn school,
In their first game several weeks
ago. the locals showed up excep-
tionally strong and overwhelmino1y
defeated the Clara Barton schoot
team. They hope to make 1t I've
straight this week at the expense -
the Hopelawn team. This will b.
the first home game this season an0
also the first game for the visiting
Keasbey will probably take tbe
field with the following men avail
team.
able: Yenesky. Sebesky. SteV9r
10th. STARTS, Pochick. Sharkey. Gabo.
Katransky, Romer, Lund and VIII
lam 10th.
The game viii start at : o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
LAST BOWLING
MATCH FOR ~"
Local Team Closes Season
Here Tomorrow Night
Play Bayway

The Y. NJ. c. A. bowling team will
roll its last match of the season to-
morrow night. The contest will be
staged on the local alleys, the OPP
posing team being the Standard OIL
Company pinmen OF Baywsy, cham
pions of the Standard Oil Compauy's
Inter-plant League and runners-up
in the Elizabeth City League. The
visiting team is considered as strong
as any combination that the local
bowlers have gone up against dur
ing the past season and high cores
are anticipated.
The local association team has
established a record of winning every
match during the past season rolled
on its home alleys and the members
feel confident that this record will
not be broken in their last match.
Last Saturday night at New Bruns-
wick the Amboy team members
were presented with medals for
finishing second in the state Y. M.
g. A. league after which they
bowled one game against Bayonne.
Elizabeth and New Brunswick. Each
team bowled every other one game,
the Perth Amboy Combination hav-
ing the highest pinfall for the night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
HIGH SCHOOL 8
REGISTERS WIN
South River Team Beaten on
Local Field by 6-3
Score =.

The Perth Amboy high school
varsity nine registered its initial VIC
tory of the season in the first home
game on the schedule of Manager
James Patten, which was played on
the Raritan Copper Works field yes
terday afternoon. The final score Of
this contest was Ga. Amboy had
previously lost two games since tffs
start of the season.
Nedswicki twirled in superb
fashion for the home team. He al
lowed only four scattered hits, struck
out ten men and did not issue a pass.
The Amboy players collected twelve
hits of the delivery of Barkelew. the
South River hurler.
With three hits Il of four trips
to the plate, Seaman, of the locals,
carried of batting honors in this
game. Rasmussen, Nedswicki and
Kochak each collected two safeties,
one OF the latter's goins for a triple.
J.. Mark made two of South Rivers
four hits. and Scheidig played in
real fashion at shortstop.
Pick" Mullen umpired the game
In capable fashion.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
MAURER NINE
IS DEFEATED
Nationals of Staten Island
Score an 81 Win on
Local Field

The Maurer Athletic Association
nine suffered its first defeat OF the
season Sunday afternoon at the
hands of the National nine of Limo.
leumville, S. l.. The final o OF
this contest was ST. The Nationals
scored their first run in the second
six more in the third and won the
game with a counter In the ninth
The home team scored three IN the
sixth and four in the eighth, the lat
ter runs tieing the score. Manager
Urbanski's boys, however, could not
hold the visitors in the ninth and
the game was lost.
The home team outhit its opposi-
ton. twelve to eight. Lewis was the
main sticker for the visitors. while
A. Dametsch. Zalari, Urbanski and
Oldenboom featured at the bat fol
the Maurer nine. Next Sunday the
Camp Raritan soldiers will play .he
Maurer team on the Maurer Held.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
Eagles

missioner X. NJ. Lands. President
Ban Johnson of the American
League and President J.. A.. Heydler
of the National League
Baseball's part in National Hos
pital Day is in the role at league
games on May IL in parks near hos
pitfalls where service men are re-
ceiving treatment. Last year thou
sands OF veterans were conveyed 70
the park, where in addition to the
games a special program of music
and flag raising had been arranged.
This year. under Commissioner Lam
dis direction. the minor league also
will participate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
ST. EMERY NINE SCORES
DECISIVE VICTORY

The st. Emery nine defeated the
White Stars. Sunday afternoon 70
the tune Of q II to 5 score Mallet
pitched for the st. Emery's and al
lowed six hits which were widely
scattered. The offerings of HYDE
and Johansen were passed for elev-
en- safeties. Joe Pelligrene and
Chuck clouted out home uns. the
former with three men on the SACKS
and Wilson Tyrrell made a triple,
and George Redman. a double when
the hits were needed.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
New York, 6; Boston. 3.
Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburgh, 2.
American League
New York. IL: Boston. s.
Philadelphia, II: Washington. 2.
Detroit, 8; St. Louis. /.
Cleveland. 10; Chicago, 6.
International League
Toronto. g.: Newark. 5.
Rochester. Q: Jersey City, 2.
Reading. Z: Bunalo. S.
Baltimore, s; Syracuse. 5 (first
camel.
Baltimore. IL; SYRACUSE 5 (second
GAMES TODAY
National League
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
American League
New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland 1t Chicago.
washington at Boston.
st. Louis at Detroit.
International League
Jersey City at Syracuse.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Reading at Toronto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
IS
AGAIN WINNER
Bagger's Team Loses Three
Straight Games in Y. N.
c. A. Bowling League

Pemberton's team moved up sever
al notches last night in the five man
team bowling league at the ~" as
the result of taking three straight
games from Art Bagger's combina-
tion. The first game went to Penn
berton's men by a margin of eighty
nine pins. Wiberalske's 100 being
high score. The second was Won
by twenty-seven pins, Payne's eos
being high and Smiths 2O7 next. The
last game was won by forty-two
pins, Payne again being high with
202. Wiberalske made 200 in this
game. Payne took high average for
the match with 1872.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
hoy HIGH SCHOOL NINE DOWNS SOUTH RIVER TEAM
JOE BAuNT PROMISES
PLENTY Of ACTION

Somebody asked Joe Balint the
other day about his fight with Young
Morris. May Is, at the Auditorium,
and Joe started working his hands,
saying. Just watch these work,
when I get In there"
The fans understand what Joe
means He is n fine little fight
er. Never gives up. and gives every
n a run for their money. Balint
has a man's-size job with Morris
and he is getting in grand shape for
the 10th. Well, Joe, the Perth AM
boy gang will certainly be in your
corner roofing hard for you. One
thing we know. and that is you
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
game here Sunday afternoon.
Use Coal Mining Outfit

The Coal Miners play all their
games in their mining outfits. and
the appearance OF the players on the
field in these outfits is an attraction
in itself. This team drew a record
crowd in Newark last Sunday morn
ing.
Messrs. Poulsen and Applegate.
of the local team are of the opinion
that Pitcher Dougherty of the Scran-
ton team, will have to twirl 'em up
like never before. IL he expects to
turn back the heavy hitters of the
local combination. The local mag
mates are of the opinion that Loe-
ser, Donahue. S~tinson. Romer, Hen
shaw, Dzurilla, Mazurek. Lorenzo.
A~pplegate or Flynn combination has
hitting power that must be given SER
ious consideration. 4.
Applegate showed last Sunday aft
ernoon that he already Is able to
travel the full route of nine innings
and yet have an easy time. Bill
Flynn may be given a chance to &c
the entire route almost any time
now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
BLUE AND GREYS REGISTER
WIN At PLEASANT PLAINS

The Blue and Greys of this city
travelled to Pleasant Plains on Sum
day afternoon. where they met and
defeated the Eagles. a colored team
of that place. by a score Of 10-5.
Sunday pitched for the visitors.
while Evans occupied the mound
for the home team. This Saturday
afternoon the Blue and Greys will
play the Metuchen A. c. on the lat
ter's grounds.
The box score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
SOUTH AMBOY NINE WINS
ON LEAD WORKS DIAMOND

The South Amboy Field Club de-
feated the Lehighs of this city on
the Lead Works diamond, Sunday
afternoon. by a score OF s-3. Dona-
hue, of Roosevelt. occupied the
mound for the Lehighs, while Buck
alew twirled them up for South
Amboy. Heating and Clark were the
leading stickers for South Amboy
and the fielding of Dick Let's fea-
tured. Peary and Kimback fea-
tured at the bat for the Lehighs.
The by innings:
South Amboy %. As
Lehighs ....... 000002001- Ia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN MI FIELDS

| a score of Ala. Kennedy pitched
for the Amboy Juniors and is man.
ager of the team Challenges should
be addressed to s34 Rector street.
The Y. NJ. H. A. basketball team
may not play another game on their
Smith and Mcclellan street court. so
that the association team and the
Speedways are credited with playing
the>last real game on this court.
The Pershing Juniors defeated the
Keystone Juniors on Haney's dia-
mond recently by a Of 81. The
Pershings r managed by Stanley
Cab of $40 Charles street.
Art Romer's Aquehonga baseball
team of Tottenville will open the
reason on Sunday afternoon. The
strong Allendales Of New York will
furnish the opposition in This game.
F~livvering about is a real sport
for Ichabod and vessler, local speed
merchants.
The Amboy Dodgers would like to
book games with teams averaging
from Is to Is years Of age. A.
Skovboe, 377 Washington street is
manager.
The Pastimes OF this city handed
a lis lacing to the South Eivers
PAGERS at South River last SUNDAY
for the visitors.
A county basketball league for next
season is already being discussed.
Woodbridge. Roosevelt. Midtown.
New Brunswick, South Amboy and
this city city may be interested
eonugh In such an undertaking to
enter q representative team.
Judging from the program an
nounced to date. a good card of
fights will be presented at the Au-
ditoriun on May Is.
The Sheridan nine of South Am
boy was defeated by the Holy Trim
ity combination OF Helmetta on the
score Of rs. Walk % Trenton,
pitched for the Holy Trinity nine,
while Primka was on the mound for
the visitors.
The Melrose nine defeated the
Raritans of South Amboy in a game
Sunday afternoon by . score of IA.
The Tesreau Bear midgets recent
~ defeated the ST. Dominick nddgets
by a score OF s-s. Pero and La
komski made up the battery for the
winners.
One Of these days the st. Louis
Browns will be talked Of as one Of
the teams to participate in the
worlds championship series this
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
The score by Innings:

The score by Innings:
So. River II. 8. ..110000001--3
p. A. H. s. ...... 1 80 / Ks
The summary: Two base hit. Neiz-
weiki. Three base hit. Kocheck.
Struck but by Neizweiki 10, by Bar
kelew IL. Walked by Barkelew 2.
Hit by pitched ball, by Barkelew
(Annecstein. Neizweiki). Double
play. Rassumussan to Hutton. Stolen
bases. Politika, Seaman. Umpire.
Mullen.
The Staten Island Academy nine
will play the local high school team
on the Raritan Copper Works field
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03

The league will close Friday night
when the teams of Pemberton and
Raymond clash. Frank Comings'
team has won the league. 1t being
impossible to even tie his record but
three straight games for Pemberton
will put his team tie for second with
Fullerton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
EMERALD NINE DOWNS
COLORS OF HUGUENOT 8

The Emerald nine Of this city
travelled to Huguenot on Sunday af-
ternoon and defeated the Huguenot
score. Keeler and Mansfi+id were In
the points for the Emerald team.
Levine played a great game in the
field for the visiting team. A week
ago Sunday the Huguenot nine de-
feated the Eagles OF Pleasant Plains.
The bex score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03

The Flyer seconds defeated the
PAGER Juniors recently. 1t was the
Flyers third straight win this season.
The local industrial baseball
league was started last night and a
good sized crowd of fans were in at
tendance. There is bound to be
plenty of interest in this league.
Howard Richards victory over
Bill Eyerkuss in the recent twenty
game match was expected inasm1ch
as the latter bowler only succeeded
in gaining a three point lead on the
Elks club alleys.
Dan Currie's Amboy midgets won
two games I'VE the weekend, de-
feating the Oriole Midgets. 81 and
the Keasbey Speedways, 1876. Next
Sunday the Amboy n .dgets will play
the Mt. Loretto Boys at Mt. Loret-
to. The Amboy midgets have won
I'VE straight.
The Glover Juniors would like to
book games with teams a~verasins
from Is to Is years OF age. Ad-
dress challenges to 303 Washington
street or call 1849-M.
\ There is great interest in the COM
ing game between the Speedways
and the Beauvais Post quintet OF
Tottenville, particularly inasmuch as
"Chuck" Solador of Newark will ref
cree the game.
The Perth Amboy representative
Elks team will travel to New Bruins
wick tonight to bowl the represen-
tative team Of the New Brunswick
lodge. A return match may be DOCK
ed for the local alleys later on.
The Aeroplane midgets played the
Eagle midgets on the Copper works
grounds recently and the contest
ended in a tie, 12-12. The game was
called on account OF darkness.
The Washington Juniors are with
out a game for this Sunday and they
would like to book travelling games
with Junior teams in this vicinity. M
Portik, 273 Washington street Is
manager. For games call SI0-W.
Ben Jorgenson and Harry Levine
issue a challenge to Bill Jenkins ana
Tommy Van Glider and any other
two man duckpin team for q match
to be rolled at any time.
The Clara Barton school OF Kari
tan township recently won a seven
inning game from the Edgar Scnooi
OF Metuchen. The final score was
14-12.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
New York Teams Leading

The New York Giants and YAM
KEGS are leading the National AMI
American League again ~ 4
result of the fact that the ST. Louis
Browns lost yesterday while the
Yankees were defeating the Boston
Red Sox. The Giants defeated the
Boston Braves again yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03

Summary-Home runs, Mifruekn-
Halbert and Mazurek. Two booo
hits, Maloney and Pfeifer. Struck
out, by Stratton. 6; by McNulty. 8
Bases on balls. on McNulty. Z: Strnf-~
ton, 3. Game called end Of slxf4
inning on account OF darkness um~
pire-Warner. /
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
SlLEMS BElEn BY | RUN
IN CHARLESTON GAME

The Salem baseball team OF this
city travelled to Charleston. B. J.,
Sunday afternoon and met defeat IN
O. game which terminated ZIG. Tne
visitors outhit their opponents,
eleven to nine.
The box 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03

The summary-Two base nus. y;
Dametsch. A. Dametsch. UrpansKi
and Dennis. Sacrifice nits. ). "a,
metsch. A. Dametsch, Smith and
Dennis. Bases on balls. on Oiden-
boom, Z: Lozier, /. Hit by pitcher.
TOidenboom (Lozier). Struck out. by
Oidenboom, IL; Lozier. s. Double
play. J.. Dametsch, Urbanski to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
A Substitute

If you haven't an ironing board
use a thick pad of newspapers on an
ordinary table and v them with
an ironing sheet as you would a
board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
Hucuenot

The summary: Struck out by
Keller 8, Throlesen II. Two base
hits, T. Anderson. Mansfield and l..
Miller. Three base hit. Halifko.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03
To Honor War Heroes

CHICAGO, III, May 3.-Organized
baseball again will pay tribute to
heroes of the world war on second
annual National Hospital Day, MAY
IL, according to word received to-
day by Matthew o. Foley. executive
secretary of the National Hospital
Day Committee. from Baseball Com
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03

the six safeties credited to the Dry
Docks team.
Another Game Tonight
The Bakelite and Terra Gotta
teams will clash tonight The Bake
lite team will be picked from Corr
nelius. Kozusko. Dennis. Holicki.
Major, Frederickson, Jerof, Kru-
shenski, Andre. Herman. Andrus.
Martin, Palmer. Jeremiassen and
Parker. The Atlantic Terra Gotta
nine will take the field with Pcll-
CRIME, SIS: Fimiani. 2b: Samsoe. -:
~Janderup. CT: Diederson. H.: Zelsri.
IF: Coddington. 1b; Panconi. c, and
Kirmer. p.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03

st. Emerys . 1 1 0i230 Oil
Stars 49,. o1s00o Is
Summary-Two base hits. Red
man. Gardella and Mallet. Three
base hit. Tyrrell. Home run. Pelli-
creme. Chuck. Struck out by NAL
let. 6: HYDE. 4, Johansen. ,. Bases
on balls. Oft Mallet. 3; HYDE 8, and
Johansen. 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03

The Amboy Juniors defeated the
Ditmas Juniors Sunday morning by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03

Babe" Ruth's period of suspen-
sion is rapidly nearing its end From
the Yankees stride in recent games,
the Bambino is badly needed by the
New York Americans
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-03

One of these days the st. Louis
Browns will be talked Of as one Of
the teams to participates in the
worlds championship series this
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-08-06
The Proof of Studebaker Quail

i. E1uuIduCc.S tudebaker Cars are daily giving satisfactory service to
100000 owner in all civilized countries. Proof of their dependabMty rests upon
the fact that our sales of Repair Parts, covering repairs from accidents as well as
service for the pastse seven months averaged but 500 per car. Up to August 1t,
1922, w produced and sold $50 900 Studebaker Jars AM are now producing and
selling at the rate of $4,000 cars; per year, practically double last years volume,
and yet our total sales of Repair Parts this yar are less than they were for the
first seven months If 1919.