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The Washington times., 1922-01-22
HOW MAN APPEARS
TO BUTTERFLY EYES

Each Optic Is Equipped With 5000 Lenses
Enabling Insect to Look i'm 5000 Different
Directions at Observation-Disclosures, 1t Is
Short-Sighted and Color-Blind.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
BY WALTER

What is a pitchers greatest asset?
There is probably a considerable difference of opinion
On that question.
However, I an very frank to say, that | have always re-
garded control as a pitchers greatest asset.
No matter how much stuff a pitcher may have, he does
not get anywhere unless he can get. the ball over the plate.
During my career in the big league l have seen hundreds
of promising pitchers come up to the majors, only to be
shunted back to the minors because they lacked control.
1t doesn't make any difference how much speed a pitcher
NAV have, or how fast his curve breaks, he is helpless unless
he has control.
Don't get the impression that control merely means get
ting the ball over the plate. That is only one form OF control
although it is the most essential.
The master pitcher is the fellow who cannot only get the
ball over the plate but can also use his control IN working
ON the weakness of the batters who face him. He is the
pitcher who can keep the ball.low and outside, II that is the
kind of pitching that worries the batter, or high and inside II
he doesn't like them there.
Control in a broad sense means keeping the ball where
you want it. OF course there are times when the greatest OF
pitchers fail to make the ball obey their intent.
With a few pitchers control is a natural gift, with most
pitchers it is an acquired art. Control can be attained by the
widest pitcher is he makes the proper effort in the correct
direction.
Most pitchers make the mistake of warming up in a hap
hazard fashion. When | warm up before the start OF the
game I have a purpose back of each ball L throw. L work LOT
control constantly no matter what | am doing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

VS.. M|LLTOWN
Parish House Lads at Say
revilIe Tomorrow
Night

The PARISH House basketball team
of Woodbridge will travel to Mill
town tonight to play the deciding
game of q series with the
quintet of that place, The Wood
bridge players handed a lacing 10
the Michal.n outfi. early in the sea-
son, but lost out to the tiretoWn rep
resrutatives in a hard fought game
on the Midtown court.
The visitors will take the court
with Bill Martin and Torch, for
wa DIS; Irv Martin, center, n Deter
ana Mesich, guards, while the nome
team will lineup with. Dickinson ana
Son! forwerds; Janicker, center, n
Crabiel and Haefner, guards.
Manager Deter's Woodbridge rep
resentatives will play at the Victor
ian hall court in Sayreville tomor-
row nigh. against Ray Handerhan's
Victorian Quintet. Woodbridge fans
have create, interest in the game to-
morrow night than they have in to-
nights contest because of the fact
that Ray Handerlian. and Freddy
Glo:hau of this city. and Paul SUIT
ton, Speedway star. perform with
the Victorians.
The scheduled contest between
the Parish Hous, ana Matawan team
was rot played last night as sched-
uled, because of the fact that the
Matawan court conld not be secured
for the galre.
A girls game will be an added fea-
ture on the S~ayrsville court tomor-
row night, the Dottas team being
scheduled to play the County Stars.
The latte. team vii! have Miss Me-
sick of Woodbridge and Miss Nam
nen Of Roosevelt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
INTEREST IN
PREL|M GAME
Intermediates and Juniors
Will Clash on Court
Tonight

There is great interest in the game
scheduled for tonight between the
intermediate and Junior teams of
the local Y. M. IL. A. 1t Is the de-
Gliding contest of a three-game Sc
ries, each team having annexed a
game to date. The game will be
Elayed on the Y. NJ. II. A. court as a
preliminary attraction and hostilitteS
are slated to start at 8 o'clock.
Friendly rivalry exists between the
two teams, both claiming supremacy.
The Juniors COPIED the first game of
the series, the intermediates the Sec
ond. The two combinations have
good records to date same having
been compiled against the leading
city and county teams in their class.
One reason for the great interest
in the game tonight is the fact that
in a few years there is a possibility
that several of the players on the
respective teams will be members of
the senior quintet representing the
local association. Basketball boost
ing and player development will
surely be worked out on a bigger
scale when the new Y. M. IL. A.
building has been completed.
A neutral party will be the
eleventh man on the floor in the
game tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
so. RIVER HIGH SCHOOL
BEATEN At ASBURY PARK

The South River High School
varsity basketball team suffered its
first defeat of hte season at Asbury
Park last night. The seashore high
school quintet, previously defeated
on the South River court, came to
the front with a great burst of speed
during the last four minutes of this
game and won out by a score of 81
80. Seven points were scored by
the home team in the last four min
utes. At half time Asbury Park led
by a score of 1911.
Previous to the game last night
South River had won twelve straight
games. many of the leading teams
in the state having bowed In defeat.
Tomorrow night on the South River
court the New Brunswick High
School team will furnish the opposl-
ton. A loving cup purchased
through q fund raised by the citi-
zens of the town. will be presented
to the players for their great work
this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
WOODBRIDGE )
ON LOCAL COURT
Caseys and Hungarian Club
Teams Will Clash
Tonight

Tle knights of Columbus basket
bali tea-n of Woodbridge ex-
poets to even matters with the Hun
garian Catholic Club quintet of this
city when these teams come together
on the latter's our in Cortlandt
street tonight. 1. is the second
meeting Of the two teams on the
Hungarian Catholic Club court, the
frs. game going to the combination
of Al Shicker.
The Woodbridge Caseys claim that
they did not have their strongest
team on the court for the first game,
and with their regular lineup expect
to have an easy time in taking the
measure of the local outfit.
The Hungarian Catholic Club team
played great ball against the Perth
Amboy Speedways on the formers
court last Sunday night, and previous
to this game have defeated many of
the leading combinations in this Sec
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

Runner on third, one man out.
The batter hits a fly ball to the left
ielder. Runner on third holds base
until the ball is caught. then starts
for the plate. Catcher blocks off the
Gunner as he slides into the plate.
catcher has plate so covered the
runner fails to reach the base by
1T least six inches. This was done
before the catcher had received the
ball. The ball arrives a fraction of
4 second later and is muffed by the
catcher. However. he keeps the
runner from reaching the plate and
finally touches him out. Should the
runner be permitted to score?
The catcher has no right to block
the runner off the plate Without
having the ball in his possession.
Such an act on the part of the
catcher entities the runner coming
in from third to score. The fact that
ne was touched out before reaching
he plate should be given no con-
sheraton. The catcher's action con-
stituted interference.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Strong New York Team
VS.. Y. N. H. A.. Quintet

so far this season, the manager of
the Beacon team las announced.
The New York manager. it is said,
has asserte7 that his players expect
to take the measure of the local rep
resantativAs.
The Y. Nj. II. A. team has been
travelling at a good speed in recent
games, but IL is believed that should
the Beacons come here with a lineup
Nas st-on- az the Danbury outfit. fol-
lowers o" the local association team
may have anothe story to relate.
Manager Levine's players have
four straight victories to their credit,
the Yorl.v Vile Separates. S~ayreville
Big Five, South River Sterlings and
Beauvais Post American Legion
quintet of Tottenvii!e having been
defeated.
The loca; Quintet will take the
court in regula fashion for the
game tonight, Parker and Schwartz
mar. forwards: Lowenkopf. center,
and Sh,r and Newmark, guards.
Coach Robert S. Waddell will prob
ably he the eleventh man on the
flOOr,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Managers
Big shoot for Gun Club

Matches fer all cups and for sew
eral additional. prizes will feature the
shoot to DC held by the local gun
club on SATURDAY, afternoon at the
trapc out Smith street. 1t is plan
ned 70 make this weeks shoot one
of .he largest held here recently
and a good sized crowd is expected
to participate. The prizes include
mercnandisa end roultry aside from
the shoots for the regular club cups.
One handicap event will be run off.
The frs pl1e rock will be sprung
promptly at 1880 o'clock and all the
gunners are invited to take part in
the shoot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

Tie Beacon Five of New York.
another tcair saia 10 be in the class
of the Yorkville and Danbury Separ-
ate basketball outfits, will furnish
the opposition to the local Y. Nj. III.
A. senior team on the Y. Nj. II. A.
court tonight.
The visitors in the game tonight
were CONCEDED to be the champions
of 1he Bronx for three consecutive
years. an6 many of the leading
teams in and around New York have
been defeated by tho Beacon outfit.
This team IS made up of former col
lego and school basketball tossers.
Among the teams defeated by the
Beacon outfit this season, are the
crack Henry street settlement five,
Stariin Greys, Delnar, Lyceums and
Frankli. A. g. The Henry street set
Element team Is we'll known in this
SETON, and the fact that the Bea-
cons A5i1 2 win over this team
speaks for the strength of the Y. M.
Fl. A. opposition. None of the mem
oers of the Beacon team have APP
peared here with any other team
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
FIREMEN AND POLICE TEAMS
PLAY TOMORROW NIGHT

Kozusko,s hall court on Hall ave-
nue. w.llsoe the scene tomorrow night
of . basketball. contest between the
Perth Amhoy Police Social Club
uuinte. and Regan's All Stars of the
Washington Hose & Chemical com
pany. Tie game will start at 8
o'clock.
In the lineup of the fire company
team will be Ed Regain, Andy
Schantz, Luke Oliver. Louis "Pox"
Booz, Pete Campbell and Bill
Campbell. -,
The Police Social Club team will
lineup in regular fashion. The po-
lice have won and lost in games
played to date this season, losing to
the Hungarian Catholic Club outfit
and winning from the Keystone quin-
let CT the local Pennsylvania rail-
road Office
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
METUCHEN PUSHES new
GOLF CLUB PROPOSITION

METUCHEN, Feb. 9-Circulars
have been printed and distributed IN
the nearby towns and cities ex-
planning the conditions of the pro-
posed new golf course and country
club. If the required number OF
additional members can be ecure
the present Metuchen CLUB will he
merged into the new club.
The proposed site is on the-Her-
ron farm Of two hundred and thirty
acres, opposite the beautiful home
of Walter Williams and about two
miles from the Pennsylvania rail
road station at Metuchen.
The spacious Heron homestead
of seventeen rooms would make an
ideal club house. and upon the
grounds surrounding it a modern
eighteen hole golf curse has been
planned.
The membership committee,
headed by DR.. L. v. Lippincott. is ac-
lively engaged in advising all inter-
ested and all information is cheer
fully given
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
BEACON FIVE ON Y. NJ. n. A. COURT HERE 70MGh
Safran Writes DanburY
Outfit IS Confident

teams with twenty points to SO. The
first game was played one hand drtb-
BILE throughout, but because of the
fact that the Danbury team Is OF the
opinion that it can give the ANS ?
better exhibition playing the tive
hand . dribble in one session, thf
Speedways have agreed to play the
game accordingly.
The first half of the game on Sat
urday night will be played two hanh
dribble and the second session viii
be played one hand dribple. Sine
last appearing here the l)anburs
team has won eight cut Of nine
games being nosed out by the Ma
tional Turner'S in Newark last Suu-
day night. The National Turnesx
have been defeated on their home
court only once this season.. Tbs
Yorkville Ser arates who were de-
feated here last Saturday night were
defeated 2S-11 by the Danbury Sep
arates in Madison Square Garden.
Fans who witnessed the first cor
test between these two teams will
surely come out on Saturday night.
The initial meeting was a hummer.
the classy passing and long distance
shooting of the Separates wns an at
traction in itself. The Separates, Il
is declared, passed the ball better
than any team ever to appear OF q
local court.
The Danbury combination in addi-
ton to playing the Speedways. met
and defeated the local Y. Nj. II. a.
quintet in a decisive fashion on the
local court. 1t is not known wheth-
er this team will be rebooked to play
against the Y. NJ. II. A. or not.
The Separates will appear here
with their regular lineup for game
Saturday night and there is no queS-
ton but that Safran's boys will try|
harder than yer in an effort to even
the score with the local team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
IN the Mattef OF
HARRY GREENSPAN.


IN BANKRUPTCY
TO the creditors of Harry Greenspan CT
Perth Anboy in the County of MiddleseX
and District aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the tenth
day OF January. 1922. the said Harry
Greenspan was duly adjudicated bankrupt
and that the first meeting of his creditors
will be held at my office, No. 210 Smith
Street. Perth Amboy, N. ia on Monday,
the twenty-seventh day of February. 1929
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at which time the
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint a trustee. examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business
as may properly come before such meet
Ing.
1t is not necessary for the creditors 20
personally attend court at the above time
and place unless they desire to examine
the bankrupt or participateffn the election
of a Trustee.
Proofs. of claim may be filed with the
Referee at the above address.
Dated. February 8, 1922.
ADRIAN LYON.
1oe2s-2-9-1t Referee in Bankruptcy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09

Coming down this time with n
true estimation of the ability of your
team, and we are quite confident
of victory" communicates Jack Saf-
ran, manager Of the Danbury Sepa-
rate basketball team. the combi-
nation which has been scheduled to
make its second appearance on the
Auditorium court against the Perth
Amboy Speedways on Saturday
night.
The Speedways scored IL three
point victory owe the Danbury out
fit when this team last appeared
here. one point separating the two
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Start Supreme Court Actions

NEW BRUNSW ICh, FeU. j.
Paoers in two actions In the SUI
preme court have been served by
the sheriff's Office. The suits are
brought by Henry Magnessen and
Robert c.. Feldbust. both of Newark,
against Edward. John and Nathan
Pazahnant. bottlers of soft drinks
here and each plaintiff asks $4,000
damages for injuries received in an
automobile accident occurring on
the road between Atlantic High
lands and Keyport on November rs
They claim they were climbing into
their automobile when the car OF
the defendants, driven by Nathan
Pazamant, struck, knocked down
nd iniured them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
INDEPENDENTS
WIN IN NEWARK
Defeat HopIite Team--PIay at
Home Tonight and Away
TomorrW Night

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 9-The In.
dependent girls basketball team of
this place Travelled to Newark last
night where they defeated the Hop
lite combination of the First Pres
byterian church in a fast game. The
final score was 1910, and the visit
ors led at half time. Sd. The Misses
e Brogger. E. Bennett, X. Miller
and d. Forgotson took part in the
scoring of points for the visitors,
the first mentioned player leading.
Miss X. Ward played a fast floor
game. The Independents defeated
the Hoplites at South Amboy.
Tha Scpre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Never Wants Anything Else

~ tried many different kinds OF
cough medicine" writes Mrs. Il. X
Olson, 1917 Ohio avenue, Superior.
Wis.,, but I never want anything
else than F'oley's Honey and Tar. I
used it for all my children and also
for my grandchild. 1t has always
done fine work" Foley's is a pure.
wholesome and absolutely safe EN-
edy for the relief of colds, coughs.
crop and whooping' cough. Children
like it and it checks sneezing and
snufing. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
AMB0Y VARSITY
GIVEN STANDUP
Harrison High Team Fails to
Appear for Came Man.
ayers Play

The failure Of the Harrison High
School varsity basketball team to
put i'm an appearance here yester-
day afternoon for their game with
the Perth Amboy High School rep
resentative quintet, resulted in
Manager Ed Patten organizing a
combination under the name of the
Managers. The varsity team won
out after a hard fought game, the
score being 24-22. The score at half
time was go.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Independents
HOplites

Tonight the crack Roselle girls
quintet will play the Independents
on the South Amboy High School
court. The Independents will line
up with the Misses Marie Handler
han, Katherine Miller, Edna Ben
nett. Marion Thorn. Sally O'Connor
and Dora Forgotson. Tomorrow
night the Independents will travel
TO New York to play a return game
with the Pennsylvania railroad girls
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Junior Leaguers Organize

The Junior Leaguers bowling
team would like to arrange match
es with the Helmetta Juniors, Broad
way Five. Baseball Five and other
team Is made up of the pick of the
Y. M. c. A. Junior league. A. Gar
della, A. Jensen, j.. Gardella and f.
Dragotta. and A. Gardella is mana
e All challenges should be sent
to the Y. NJ. c. A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Rutherford Elks Here

The Rutherford "Bills" will bow,
the local entry in the Elks state
bowling league on the local alleys
tonight. Other matches scheduled
for tonight are Jersey City at Pas
sale. Railway at Union Hill, Newark
at Elizabeth, Bayonne at Paterson
and Hoboken at Plainfield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
CQL[.EG|ANS
VS.. SEPARATES
Teams Come Together On
Roosevelt Court
Tonight

The Railway All Collegians bas-
ketball team will play the Roosevelt
Separate quintet on Coughlin's au-
ditorium court in Roosevelt tonight.
Manager Jacobowitz and his war
riors representing the borough hope
to make it their second straight
victory on their home court. The
first win was scored over the Perth
Amboy Dry Dock team on the
Roosevelt court last Sunday night.
The probable lineup of the teams:
Separates ColIegians
Dubow A. Armstrong
Cutter d. Armstrong
Hubbard Durand
Glochau Brooks
guards
Pete Hansen, star center Of the
Perth Amboy Speedway basketball
team, will occupy that position with
the Separates in the game tonight.
Irv Martin, the regular pivot man
of the Separates, is playing with
the Parish House team against the
Michelin quintet in Midtown.
On Sunday night the Separates
will probably play the strong Pat
erson Y. M. H. A. team. A big
crowd turned out for the opening
game last Sunday night. and it is
likely that Manager Jacobowitz
ing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Princeton Game on

The contest between the Prince
ton High School girls and the local
varsity quintet scheduled to be
played on the local court this after
noon, has been postponed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
sewaren BowIcrs at So. Amboy

After a iayoff of one week the Sc
warren bowling team will travel 70
South Amboy tonight to bowl the
basketball five on the Y. NJ. c. A.
alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
NOVELTY HOSIERY SHOP

e. C-hristopherson. Proprietor
FOR LADIES GENTS AND CHILDREN
81 SMITH STREET
Telephone f13s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
NEW SCHEDULE
FOR BOWLERS
Five Man League Will be
Speeded up at the
Y. M. c. A.

In order tna. the games in the new
five man bowling league just started
at the Y. NJ. G. A. might be speeded
up considerably Supervisor j. w. Nc
Conias has prepared a new scheduie
which goes into effect tomorrow. The
old schedule has been abandoned.
Tomorrow wight the teams of Penn
berton and Formar play a three
game mate.a. The remainder OF the
schedule follows:
Feb. 14.--Mallet VS.. Fullerton.
Feb. 17.-Comings vs. Dagger.
Feb. 21.--Dunham VS.. Raymond.
Feb. 24.-Comings VS.. Fullerton.
Feb 2S.-Pembertor VS.. Mallet.
Mar. 3.--Bagger VS.. Durham
Mar. 7.--Raymond VS.. Forman.
Mar. 10.--PembertCn VS.. Durham.
Mar. 14.-Forman VS.. Fullerton.
Mar 17.-MaIlet VS.. Dagger.
Mar. 21.-Iiaymond VS.. Comings.
Mar. 24.--Fullertor VS.. Durham.
Mar. 2S.-Pcmberton VS.. Comings.
Mar. 31.-Raymond VS.. Mallet.
April 4.-Forman VS.. Dagger.
April 7.-Pembcrton VS.. Fullerton.
April 11.--Malle. VS.. Comings.
April fisherman VS.. Durham.
Apri! 1S.-Raymond VS.. Dagger.
April 21.--Dunhan, VS.. Mallet.
April 25.-Eaymond VS.. Fullerton.
April 2S.-Forman VS.. Comings.
May 2.-Penberton VS.. Dagger.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
Hieh SCHOOL Senaraies Bookinc

|'SH oc'Hoo1 pCP"fUtCo DoOAHH5
Alfred Antonio, 335 Madison ave-
nue., is DESTROYS of playing basketball
teams averaging $40 pounds. Anto-
MO is manager. of the High School
Separates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-09
BIC CAME FOR !,
JR. MECHANICS
TottenviIIe American Legion
to Furnish the 0ppo-
siti0n

SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 9.-The
Tottenville American Legion basket
ball team will furnish the OPPOSE
ton to the junior Order United
American Mechanic basketball quin-
tot on the local high school court to-
night. Their will also be a girls pre-
liminary game.
The cor
,Jr. Mechanics TOttenviilc
Bennett
forwards
Furinsn ................. Latorge
center
Scharft rliSo
W1tDQr ...s..s' ...'sssss iloSAn
guards
Particular interest locally in the
game tonigh is ceatered about the
fact that the Tottenville team de-
cisiveIy def. ated the Perth Amboy
speedways, and the latter team holds
two victories over the Junior Me-
:hanics. The local representatives
will try hard to lower the colors OF
their opponents.
Manager sanderson's Team has
been playing great ball this season.
especially on their home court. The
local team put up a better showing
on the Pleasant Plains court against
the legion team than did the Speed
ways.
Mccarthy will likely be the elev-
enth mar On the fool.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-14
BRATTLEBOR0 LOCAL

Mrs. Carroll A. Wood entertained
the employees of the Donnell Davis mil
Hnery store at supper last evening at
the Wood cottage on the Connecticut
river.
Stewart Barney entertained 20 young
people yesterday afternoon in his home
on Green street in honor of his ninth
birthday. \ pleasant time was enjoyed
during the afternoon with games, after
which refreshments were served, includ-
ing Il decorated birthday cake. The
young host received several gifts.
Trains No. rs and No. 712, south
bound due in BrattlebOrO at 423 a. m.
and 7.45 Il. m, respectively, were late
this >morning due to the troubles
of the freight which leaves Brattleboro
nightly at 11.30 and which came to
grief mt Hartland. Train No. as, more
commonly known as the Owl, did not ar
rive in Brattleboro until S.19; train No.
712 arrived at 9.21 and left II min
uteS later The delay was caused by n
steel tire on one of the drive wheels Of
the freight engine becoming loosened.
The damage was repaired in about two
hours and traffic resumed its normal
course.