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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
ING0IS OUT
FOR REVENGE
Expect to Even Matters With
Camp Raritan Soldiers
Today.

Weather permitting the Raritan
! Copper works baseball team will
cross bats with the Camp Raritan
soldier team on the Raritan Copper
works field this afternoon. The SOL
diers' outfit defeated the Ingots on
the Camp Raritan grounds earlier
In the season and Manager Apple
gates forces will seek revenge today.
Chunk" Applegate. whose pitch
Ing has been mainly responsible for
the Ingots' victory in recent games.
will occupy the mound again today
and Jay Wallace will be stationed
behind the bat. Kochek, Segar, Me-
CURE and Egan will occupy the re-
naming positions in the infeld,
while iLoeser, Ballo and Stocked will
patrol the outield.
The soldiers have been playing
good ball this season and the man.
agement is confident that his forces
will repeat their victory over APP
plegate's combination. This game
will be started promptly at $3.50
O'Clock.
The Ingot players are confident as
a result. OF. their shut out victory over
the Dry Docks nine last Saturday
afternoon. Manager Apologize Is
endeavoring to arrange none but in
dustrial contests for the remainder
of the season. To. date he has a con-
test with the United Lead Works and
another with the S. A. p. r. r. Y.
M. G. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12

nouncement made by Manager Hill
ker. clearinghouse is a good back
stop and a crackerjack sticker.
The Aquehonga lineup will be the
same as n former games this season
with the exception of HallowSll,
right fielder, will be put of the game
with a broken finger. This accident
occurred prior to the game at Tot
tenville, Thursday night. 1t Is prob
able that Lyons. Paugh and Jensen
or Griffin will patrol the outfeld in
toinorrow's game.
Next Thursday night the Aque-
hongas will have the Dowpey Ship-
yard team as their opponents and
a week from tomorrow afternoon.
the Aquehongas will come to this
city to cross bats with the Perth
Amboy Athletic Association nine In
the second game of their series.
Miller and Paugh will be the on
Gals in charge of the game to-
morrow afternoon.
Aicer Jensen, local south-paw, il
no longer connected with the Aque-
honga baseball team of Tottenville,
1t was made known last night. This
Is the result of the plan ty the Aque-
honga management to cut down on
the expense of his club. Jensen
pitched a shut-out game on Long
Island last Saturday and may receive
a steady berth with this organixa-
ton for the remainder of the season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
Cross Bats
With Romer'S Elk Nine
Tomorrow Afternoon

E Charley Hilker's Aquehonga base
ball team of Tottenville expects to
avenge it's 1914 defeat at the hands
of the Royal Colored Giants on
Thursday night, at the expense of
the Staten Island Elks on the Aque-
honga field tomorrow afternoon. The
Elks and Aquehongas are out for
the Staten Island championship.
Particular interest in this game is
conferred about the fact hat Art
Romer. veteran Tottenville south
paw, who pitched for the Aquehon-
gas against the Royal Giants on
Thursday night. will pitch for the
Elks in this game. Romer had a
sore arm on Thursday night and il
the condition of his wing is not i'm
proved, it is probable that he will not
be picked to go against his old
teammates. The bluecoat has been
pitching winning ball for the Hello
Bills this season..
1t is also probable that Knesel,
who quit the Aquehonga team fol-
lowing the game last Sunday after
noon, may do the receiving for the
visitors. The remainder of the Elks
lineup will be the same as it has
been in former games this year. The
Staten Island Bills won the cham
pionship of the Flks baseball league
which was made up of lodge teams
from Staten Island, New York,
Brooklyn and other cities.
Frank Dunn, former All Collesian
southpaw, will occupy the mound
for the Aquehongas. lie will pitch
"a majority of the Aquehonga Sunday
games for the remainder of the sea-
son, having started for Hilker's
team in the first game with the AM
boys. Beringhouse, former Rutgers
backstop, may do the receiving for
the Aquehongas. according to IN an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
KEASBEY MIDGETS beat
F0RDS BY 10 TO SCORE.


KEASBEY, Aug. 1.-THE Keas-
hey Midgets met and defeated the
Fcrds Midgets yesterday afternoon.
to the tune of 10-5. Fullerton and
Pokal comprised the battery for the
winners and Durham and logan
were in the points for the losers. The
keasbeyites want to hear from
teams. Address Box 358, Fords.
Manager Joseph Damback's Cres-
cents will be engaged in a double
bill Sunday afternoon. At l O'Clock
they meet the Fords team on the
Copper Works grounds as a preIimi-
nary game to the Amboy-All Col
legian game. After that game they
will hop over to Woodbridge to
meet the Woodbridge F. G. Sullivan,
Jensen, Grispart, Damback brothers.
logan, Romer, Blachard. Doiina
and others will make up the lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
tEH|GHS PLAY
HARMONY NINE
Great Game Expected at
Roosevelt Field Tomor-
row Afternoon.

The Lehigh nine Of North AM
boy, will travel to Roosevelt tomor-
row afternoon to play the Harmony
Field Club outfit Of that place. The
Lehighs met defeat at the hands OF
the borough representatives earlier
in the season by a 3-2 score.
McGuinness, Metuchen finger,
viii occupy the mound for the visit
ors in tomorrow's game and Skurat
viii be on the receiving end. Dom
oghue. Peary. Hanback, and Kara
shewski are slated for the infield
positions, while Ginda, French and
Majesty will patrol the outer gar
dens. Miller and Donoghue will be
taken along in utility roles.
Love and Fowler will comprise
battery for the Harmony nine. The
Harmony outfit has played great
ball this year losing four games, two
to the Woodbridge Columbian Clup'
one to the S~peedways Of this city
and the fourth to the Harrison Hud-
sons
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
CATHOLIC CLUB
vs. HURER
Return Game Booked for
Local Field Tomorrow
P. N.

Manager John NJ. Urbanski of the
Maurer Athletic Association base
ball team announced this morning
the booking of the Catholic Club
nine of P1ainfield to engage in a
game with his outfit on the Maurer
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The Catholic Club nine is the only
combination credited with a victory
over the Woodbridge knights of
Columbus this season, but this de-
feat was later made UP by the
Woodbridge representatives. The
Maurer team defeated the Catholic
Club combination when this outfit
first appeared at the Maurer field
several weeks ago.
Wagenhoffer will occupy the
mound for the Maurer outfit in to-
morrow's game, and Parsler will be
stationed behind the bat. ,Kochek,
p. Dametsch, Urbanski and A.
Dametsch will occupy the infield
positions for the home team, and j..
Dametsch. Rasmussen and Kurmer
will patrol the outer gardens.
The lineup Of the Catholic Club
outfit has not been received by Man
ager 'Urbanski, but this .combina-
ton is expected to line up in the
same fashion as in the first game
here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
Arrange Benefit Game
For Injured Child,
Harmony caseys Play

Representatives of the Roosevelt
Harmony Club baseball team and
the Woodbridge Knights of Column
bus nine have decided 70 play a
benefit game in Roosevelt, Sunday
afternoon, August 20, for two and
a half year old Mary Mudrak, who
progress of the game between the
Casys and Harmony players at Roose-
welt last Sunday afternoon.
This announcement was made by
Field Manager Straubacn and
Booking Manager Jerome Jacobo-
WITT Of the Roosevelt tenn last
night. It is good sportsmansbip for
the two Organizations to plan an
undertaking of this kind and a rec
ord crowd is expected to turn out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12

Tickets have been placed on sale al
the Woodbridge knights Of Column
bus home and fire house No. 1 in
Roosevelt.
To date the Caseys and the ,Har-
mony nine have engaged in two
games of their FIVE game series, the
Woodbridge combination having an
nexed both titles. These two games
were hard fought throughout and
the Harmony team will Try to dis
count one of the setbacks BY annex
ing the game scheduled FOR d week
from tomorrow.
The Mudrak girl is in the local
hospital at the present time and
her condition is reported as much
improved. The ball hit the girl tbe-
tween the nose and forehead.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12

There is a possibility that the
Aquehonga Club of Tottenville VIII
place a basketball team on the court
during the coming season. The COM
bination may be a travelling team.
Bill Seiboth's Police Social Club
nine will endeavor to make up for
their last two set backs by taking
the of the Public Service
Power nine in the game scheduled
for this afternoon.
1t is probable that the winner OF
the game between the Sacred Hearts
and the Woodbridge Caseys may be
booked to play the Anyboys in this
city in the near future.
Tommy sLoughran and Gene Tun-
ney will battle in the main event at
the show arranged for the Phillies
Park for August "a. There are five
eight round all star bouts on the
card.
Tottenville baseball fans are con-
ident that the Aquehonga nine will
score its second victory of the sea-
son over the Perth Ambcys when
these two teams clash In the second
game of their series a week from to-
morrow afternoon.
The next stand of the New York
Yankees Mt the Polo Grounds will
decide whether or not Higgins men
will repeat in the American League.
Judging from present reports a
big turnout is expected at the second
big boxing show Of Washington Post
No. /. Disabled Soldiers League to
be staged in Railway Tuesday night.
The Oakdale Jrs. will cross bats
with the Mechanic Jrs. tomorrow
afternoon on the Lumber Held
grounds. Labeda will pitch for the
Oakdales and David will do the re-
ME H~E E tf-H
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
SHER|DANS SCORE WIN
OVER RECREATION NINE

The Sheridans of South Amboy de-
feated the Recreations of South
River in a we'll played game on
Whitehead's field, South Amboy yes
,terday by a 3 to 2 score. Hess and
Let's were In the points for the home
team, while Maurice and Nisonoff
tors.
The visitors scored their only
runs in the third, while the Sheri-
dams sent across a run in the fifth,
evened matters in the eighth and
won the game In the ninth. Hess
featured at the bat with three safe
ties.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
Monitors to PLAY

! J.oui Horvath's Monitor baseball
team will cross bats with st. Mich
7ael's A. r. S. s. nine of this city on
the Lead Works field tomorrow az
ternoon at 1880 o'clock. Prlpula n
Sjyon will be in the points Tor the
the lineup will be the same as in
recent contests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
play OF Tie Came

The Public Service Electric nine
will play OF a tie game With the
North Amboy Sportins Club nine on
the Maurer field his afternoon at 8
o'clock. These two teams In a re-
cent game were knotted SIS, when
ds; checked the play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
RIue Ribbons Scheduled

Monday night at Wonderland
Park the Blue Ribbon baseball team
Of Wagner G. Wurtzel's will cross
bats with the Public Service Line
Gang. The latter team recently de-
feated the Cops. Last Monday night
the Blue Ribbons defeated the
Perth Amboy Business Men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
Score by Innings:

OCOIe Uy IHfIIHSo.
Recreations. 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
-. 0 0 0 / 0 0 / Is
Summary-Two base hits, Hess,
Viteck. Struck out by Hess, IL: by
Maurice 5. Bases on balls off Hess,
l.. Sacrifice hits, Sepka, Primka,
Maleski. Umpire-Hyson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
EIxer seconds Play

The Flyer seconds will play the
PAGERS on the Lumber field tomor-
row afternoon at l o'clock. The
Seconds defeated the PAGERS earlier
in the season ST. Ignatz Or Pape
will pitch for the Flyers and Booz
will do the receiving.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
AM6OYS CONFIDENT or ABILITY 10 BEAT COLLEGAM
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

ceiving.
The Starlight midgets defeated
the Little Aces in a game on the
Copper Works Field yesterday
morning. a14-12. Henratti and Ru-
bernstein were in the points for the
winners. This is the Starlights sec
ond victory over the Aces.
Schesler and Milchick will both
be on hand tomorrow afternoon to.
go in the box for the Perth Amboys
against the All Collegian combine of
Brooklyn. Bush will pitch for the
visitors.
Many of the followers of the
Perth Amboy Athletic Association
vine prior to their recent slump.
will come out to the park again to-
morrow. afternoon to root for a VIC
tory over the sCollegians.
Tottenville baseball fans did not
expect that the Aquehongas would
suffer a fifteen run defeat at the
hands of the Royal Colored Giants
on Thursday night.
There Is great interest in the mid
dleweight battle to be staged at the
New York velodrome Monday night
between Phil Krug and Dave Ro-
senberg. Krug received the paper
decision when these men last met.
The lRaritan Copper works base
ball team has been playing good ball
the past several weeks with Harry
Chunk" Apologize taking care OF
the mound assignment. Today a re-
turn game is scheduled with Camp
Raritan.
Manager McGraw of the New
York Giants is somewhat worried
over the condition Of his pitching
staff at the present time. and the
final drive of the pennant race is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
FLYERS Booking

The Flyers, a light senior team,
r without q game for tomorrow
afternoon. Any manager desiring 4
booking can communicate with
Manager w. Mansfield at 224 Hall
avenue or by calling 232 between s
and z o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League

New York s, Brooklyn 1.
Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati /.
Philadelphia S. Boston 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12

Since last Sunday afternoon wnen
they defeated the Newark Profess
SIGNALS. the Amboys have engaged in
two games with the Recreations,
losing the first at Plainfeid, Mon
day night, Al, and winning the
second on the local field, Wednesday
night, 30. The game Monday night
after the visitors had thrown a scare
Into the camp of the crack Plain
field aggregation and the fans did
not leave the ball park until the last
man was out in the ninth inning.
The Amboys exhibited a much bet
ter class of ball than the Recrea-
TORS in the game "Wednesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12

llllcI4IHlIOlisd l1edEut
Jersey City 5, Rochester 4.
Syracuse 10. Newark 2.
Toronto 2. Reading 1.
Baltimore IL, Buffalo 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
American Leagu,
International Leagu

New York 8, Philadelphia 2
Washington S, Boston 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12

Claiming their exhibition against
the Recreations of P~lainield. We'd
nesday night a real exhibition of
their ability. the Perth Amboy Ath-
>letic Association nine will go into
Gkcton against the ALI Collegians OF
rooklyn on the Raritan Copper
Works field tomorrow afternoon, IN
tent on adding another game to
their win column.
The probable lineup of the teams:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12
GAMES TO-DAY
American league

American League
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
(Two games)
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
National League
New York at Brooklyn.
(Two games)
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at st. Louis.
International League
Syracuse at Jersey City.
Rochester at Newark.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Reading. 1.-TWO games
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-12

The next stand of the New York
Yankees Mt the Polo Grounds will
whether or not Higgins men
will repeat in the American League.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-02

Instrumentation is by the rector, DR..
Clarke, with some notifications by Mr..
Luberoff, a musician-artist of extra
ordinary talent and extensive expe-
rience with pipe organ. The Moller
Company now have twenty-eight hum
dred of their organs playing in the
United States. In addition to the con-
ventional pedal stop, known as Bour-
don, there is a soft pedal stop called
Leiblich Gedeckt. Mr.. Moller has de-
veloped this stop and given it a char
acter to be found only in Moller or
gans. 1t is the intention of the rector
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-02
BY Edith LOckridge Reid

well-ordered household where
oh;1dren are properly trained, it is
Twisting how few direct commands
arc enob remarks as "Close the door,"
uour noise" Don't throw pill
oYf "Eat with your fork" and BE
"orofuI of those books" are unneces-
a-r because they have been implied
20 .brough the lives of the children.
. hobv two years old has learned the
aaadomentals that control actions re-
',.irg from these and similar COM
IDS He has been taught to close
soors and do it quietly until the action
!. roaex. He doesn't need to be told
stop his noise, because he has
,oorned that any excessive uproar has
1noloasant consequences. The very
srst time he threw a pillow he was
.hown that it nearly hit the lamp, and
mot If also tore a corner of the pillow.
yoc there was a reason why pillows
.houId not be thrown about, and hav-
;ng this fixed in his mind he doesn't
nave to be told every day. So with
dozens of other items in discipline.
our commands resemble the sign
hoard placed along the highway that
.cavs Dangerous Curve Ahead" The
srst time the driver goes over the
road he is controlled entirely by the
uording on the sign. He stops and
reads it and then drives slowly until
he has negotiated the turn. But after
nmuch driving over the same stretch of
road he knows he must slow up, and
clamps on the brakes without even
|glancing at the sign. AS far as he is
concerned the sign could be removed
Tor he doesn't need it.
However, the important point with
mothers is to get the sign up in time.
Df course there is some work to max
Ing signboards. They have to be
earyed and outlined and painted, and
afterwards put up securely, but once
Established they do their duty.
So it is with our commands. The
6rst two or three years we prepare the
signboard. And after that the rules
khich govern the road are learned so
Eell that we need not call attention
Inv longer to the bumps and curves
Ind rough spots. The children slow
bp for these without being told and
Without any effort from us.
So we will find in a well-trained1
Iamily that the direct commands are
lew, and because of this fact when
hey are given, obedience is almost as
jured. But like a powerful machine
hat we admire because it runs so
and noiselessly, someone be-
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Eheels. and in this case, SOMEONE
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-02

approximates three tons. The action
is ELECTROMAGNETIC throughout. Be
cause of the location of the organ
chamber, there will be little display
of cabinet work, but the front will be
in harmony with the ecclesiastical
character of the edifice. 1t is what is
known as a twelve-stop organ giving
three full quartettes of the tones which
make up a symphony orchestra. While
constructed especially for church
music, yet concert music of the most
classical character can be presented
with pleasing effect. The scheme of
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-02
ST. SIMEON'S NEW PIPE ORGAN

The work of erecting the new organ
/ n the Church of st. Simeon will begin
on June 9Th. This organ was built by
the M. P. Moller Company, Of Hagers-
town, Nd, and is a combination Of all
the latest improvements in pipe organ
construction. The weight of the ryan
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-02

and Yestry to make this I
munity affair as much as pc
it will be so used in the autu.
ganists of national fame who
in Wildwood on vacation have b
ised to give a Sundays service at
organ. 1t is expected to begin the u.s.
of the organ in Sunday services on the
first Sunday in July.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1922-06-02
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