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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
INTERESTING CONTEST ON
GARFIELD COURT TOMORROW

A game Of interest to the basket
balI fans OF this vicinity will be
played at Garfield tomorrow after,
noon. The Centers of Carteret n
the Winonas of Paterson, two o.
the leading girls teams in the state.
will furnish the opposition n this
encounter.
The Winonas will play n pre-.
liminary game on the Garneio couit
every Sunday afternoon. Last sea-
SON fhe crack Paterson team defeat
ed the Centers in three straight
games, all holly fought contests.
For the game tomorrow the Car
teret lineup will be chosen from the
Misses Shectman. Schwartz, King,
Bernhardt, Dunn, Brennan and
Robertson. The Centers have play
"a on Elizabeth and South Amboy
courts to date this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

pear in the Jersey City lineup. Dom
ovan, who is a regular on the Rooss-
welt Separate roster, will also play
the colors of the upstate outfit and
will give local fans somewhat of an
idea as to the strength of the hor-
ough quintet when they play against
the locals two weeks from tonight.
The home team will take the fiocr
with their regular players, excepting
Captain Hank Thomas, who is hav-
ing a busy week at Schenectady, in
the New York State League. Dewey
Schwankert OF the National Turner's
will occupy Thomas position in this
game and with this sterling player
in the locals lineup, a classy game
Is anticipated.
The probable lineup:
Perth AmbOy Jersey City
Regain Hickey
forward
Alien y. MOON
SchWankert ........... Gelger
ID forward
Davis Bollinger
center
duSOn DOHOFdIi
guard
Widman
GUAR
Chick" Farley will referee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
o FIVE WILL TRY 10 MAKE IT NINE STRAIGHT 70MGH7
BayOnne SeparateSAre
To Play Carteret Five
On C~OughIin'S Court

In connection with the announce
ment that the Bayonne Separates
will appear on Coughlin's au-
ditorium court in Roosevelt tomor-
row night, Booking Manager Alfred
Nannen made known that the card
ing of this team is il keeping with
the statement made recently that a
stronger team will appear at the
borough hall each week.
II the Bayonne Separates are
stronger than the Newark Triangles,
who were defeated in a hard-fought
game by the Carteret representative
team last Sunday night, the fans
who attend the borough games are
In for a real treat tomorrow night.
The game last week was decided by
a 30-25 score, but the contest was
even more interesting than the score
would indicate.
The probable line-ups
Carteret Bayonne
tON
Donovan .s..- NOSN
Forwards
Eggers s.ssssss bJoSSA
Center
Glochau 1861 s,If;5a5
Guards
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN Nj FIELDS

phia Athletics means business as a
result of his recent purchase of a
coast league star.
Joe Moore, Fifth ward colored
boxer, is training hard in New York
city for his eight round go with
Billy Murphy in the local audito-
rum on Tuesday night.
Managers Emil Bohnsack and
Harry Levine of the Bohnsack and
Argonne alleys respectively, are do
interest to the great fall and win
ter game in this section.
The football season in this section
will be closed tomorrow afternoon
with a game between the Indians
of Port Richmond and the Beauvais
Post team of TottenvilIe.
Ban Johnson of the American
league baseball circuit is in trouble
again and this time he has lined
up with him only the clubs repre-
senting st. Louis and Washington.
A big advance sale Of tickets Is
reported for the third show this
year of the Center Athletic Club
which will be exhibited in the local
auditorium next Tuesday night.
If an Amboy-Argonne bowling Sc
ries is arranged it is probable that
record crowds will turn out to wit
ness the games. A grandstand has
been erected at the Argonne hotel
for games of this nature.
The Senior girls and the Junior
boys won the class basketball cham
pionships at the local high school
this year. Now preparations will
be made for the varsity teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
Pipe SHOP BOWLING TEAM
DEFEATS LkTKANICK STARS

HELMETTA, Dec. s:-The Pipe
Shop bowling five won h ODD
game in the Helme department
Series with the Latkantc Stars.
Good rolling by Wooten and Gross
for the winners made the victory
possible while Perrine was hlgh
man for the losers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

Harold Hansen won the final heat
in the skating race at the audito-
rum last night. j. Bjork who nm
ished second. stumbled in the eigh-
teenth lap and enabled Hansen to
win out. The mile was skated in
four minutes and six seconds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
FRESHIES ARE DECIDED
OCCUPANTS OF CELLAR
(High School Correspondent

(High School Correspondent
The Sophomore boys defeated the
Freshies in an i~nterclass game at
the local high school on Thursday
afternoon. This contest decided the
final occupant of the cellar position.
The final score of the game was
1877 and at half time the Sophs led
so.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
ED PATTERNS SHAMROCK
BEAT ALL STAR OUTFIT

Ed Patterns Shamrock basketball
team defeated the All Stars of this
city in a game on st. Peters court,
Rector street, Thursday night by a
24-12 score. Next Thursday night
the Shamrocks will play Ray An
eckstein's Y. M. H. A. Juniors or
the latters court.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
Basketball
&VOIeybaHC ameSAre
Played at Local "Y''

LAST NIGHTS S. S. A. L. RESULTS
VOLLEY BALL
Methodists defeated Lutherans,
1O-15, 15-6, 1912.
Episcopalians defeated Baptists,
1873, 15-11.
BASKETBALL
Senior
Methodist Firsts, So; Presbyter-
ians, 16.
st. stephens, II; Woodbridge
Presbyterians, Z.
Junior
Stars, IL; Lutherans, O..
Two volley bali matches and three
basketball games were played in n
Sunday School Athletic League
games at the Y. NJ. 6. A. last night.
The Methodist volley ball team made
its first entry in the senior league,
and after losing the initial game
with the Lutherans, won the next
two and the match. The Episcopal
ians had little trouble disposing OF
the Baptists in two straight games.
The volley ball teams lined up as
follows: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. West
colt, Dover. Won Daggenhausen, For
man, Henry Westcott, Harold West
colt, Peter Grieve; Lutherans-Niel-
sen, Ernst, Clausen, Anderson, Grei-
sen, Janderup, Wort; Eptscopalians
Walter Oliver, Francis Oliver,
Hornsby, Booz, Bedell, Seaman;
Baptists-Warr, Johnson, Steele,
Bernard, Dave, Bartlett.
The scores of the basketball
games follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
Separate Juniors Booking

The Separate Junior basketball
team would like to arrange games
with teams averaging from 100 to
125 pounds. +. Brachka. 4 Sharot
street, Carteret, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
SENIOR GIRLS DEFEAT
JUNIORS IN FINAL GAME
fr1ioh scbooI Correspondent)

(High School Correspondent
The Senior girls defeated the Jun
Tor girls in the final and deciding
game of the girls interclass series
which was played Thursday. me
final score of this game was 26-1S.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
IROhCLADS WIN THREE
GAMES FROM PAGER FIVE

The IroncIad bowling team won
three games from the PAGERS IN a To-
cal Elks League match on the Msdi-
SON avenue alleys last night.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

LOSE To STARS
Caseys Beaten for Second
Time This Season. Score
34-27

The Amboy Stars, a combination
made up of Yves and Pete Hansen,
Ed Regain, Irv Schwartzman and
Jack Newmark, defeated the Sayre-
Vile Caseys at S~ayreville last night
by a "a to 27 score The home CLUB
outscored their opponents from the
field, ten to nine. Referee Father
McCloskey called thirty-one fouls on
the home club and seventeen on the
visitors. The Caseys led at half time
IS t IL.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

The Perth Amboy basketball toss
ers will engage the Jersey City Big
Five in a game on the Auditorium
court tonight. In this game Hickey,
one of the leading performers in
the state, will play against the Am
boys on the local court for the first
time this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

-Four months and a week ton1or-
row the big league baseball season
will once again get under way. The
big league contests are expected to
be more evenly fought next year
than they were during the past
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
Seniors
Juniors

xOverhead shots one point.
Referee-Miss Elizabeth Kirk
patrick.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

The Red Star Basketball team of
this city dsfeated the Monitor 6xe
on Holy trinity cpurt 1art H<&4{@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

N. C. VS.. NO..
ATHLETIC LEAGuE

The standing to date OF the teams
in the athletic league OF the Middle
sex County Vocational School No. 2.
is as follows:
Senior Basketball volley Ball
Teams Won Tied Won Tied Pts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

The Bayonne Separates with the
Noon brothers. Lysecht, Bagby and
Sullivan will oppose the Roosevelt
Separates in the weekly contest on
the Carteret court tomorrow night.
Baseball followers are confident
that Connie Mack Of the PhiIadel-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

Fanny Terio has announced that
he is ready to accept the challenge
of Soldier Joe Allen of Tottenville
and Camp Vail, and it is probable
the two will be matched in the near
future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

Bill Flynn of this city will play
with the Beauvais Post American
Legion football team in the game
against the Indians on Aquehonga
field, Tottenville tomorrow after
noon,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09

Organization of a bowling team
to represent the local Y. M. H. A.
may result in the formation of sim
liar outfits to represent other local
organizations,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
Freshmen

Referee-Henry Westcott.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-09
JUNIOR
Stars

Score at end OF half; Stars 10,
Lutherans O..
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-30
STATE ROAD BIDS OPENED
Awarding OF Contracts Expected Al
Next Meeting OF Commission.

Bids for the construction OF a
number of pieces of road in various
parts of the State were opened yes
terday by the State Roads Commits
sion. The bids for concrete average
about $4,000 a mile, while those
for gravel ran around $3.50 Pc;
mile.
For the concrete roads the low
bids were as follows:
Allegany County-From Cumber-
land toward Old Town, three miles;
S. T. Brotemarkle, of Cumberland
$114,369
Frederick County - From Miudi=-
town to Burkettsville four miles; M
j. Grove Lime Company $3.50. 487
Anne Arundel County - From
Eastport toward Bay Ridge, one
mile; Frank M. Duvall, $24,3o2.
The bids for the gravel roads were
as follows:
Howard County-From the Wash
ington Boulevard, near Savage to
ward Simsonville, two miles; H. o.
Firor, $4,000.
Howard County-From Laurel e.,
ward Scaggsville, two miles; f. R
F. Smith, $18,420.
Calvert County-From Yoe's Cor
ner toward Broome's Island, 22
miles; E. H. Schmidt, s2O,616.
Charles County-From NanjemOy
to Riverside, four miles; E. H
Schmidt. s30,072.
St Mary's County-For Ching
vile to Valley Lee four miles; ST
Mary's Construction Company, 1872.
1922.
1t is expected that the contracts
will be awarded to these bidders al
the next meeting of the Roads Com.
mis-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-30
BIG OIL TANKER BRINGS
CARGO TO CAMBRIDGE
Standard Oil Company Tanker No. Z
Discharges Cargo Of Twenty three
Hundred Barrels In Few Hours
This Morning. Oil Pumped Di-
rect From Tanker To The Tanks.

The Standard Oil Company Tank
er No. Z, discharged this morning at
the wharf Of Hall and Davis, barrel
manufacturers, a cargo of $500 gal
Ions of gasoline and kerosene, the
entire time consumed in the opera
ton being only a few hours. Until
recently the Standard Oil Company
has been sending it's oil to Cam
bridge in tank cars, these being plac-
ed on the railroad siding near the
Company's tank, but recently findins
it cheaper to transport the oil by
water in it's tank steamers the Com
pany had maipS laid from the tanks
at the East Cambridge station to
the waters edge consequently, this
morning when the large steamer
locked at the wharf all that was
necessary was to connect the mains
with the tanks aboard the steamer
and start the. pumps.
There are four compartments on
the steamer and three of these were
filled with gasoline while the fourth
contained kerosene. At first one
main was connected with the kero-
sene compartment and the other
with the gasoline and as soon as the
kerosene was pumped OUT both
mains were connected with the gas
oline compartments and the entire
cargo was discharged in about seven
hours.
The s. S. No. Z is in charge of
Captain L. M. Carlton and halls from
Baltimore, taking on her cargoes at
the Baltimore refinery OF the com
pany She is driven by two 200
H. P twin screw Winton engines,
burns either gasoline or kerosene
and makes about eight and 4 half
knote per hour. Her pumps which
force the oil from the four compart-
ments into the local storage tanks
are driven by large Fairbanks
Morse gasoline engine. She is cleo
trically equipped being sterreG
either by hand or by an electric
! steering device This is the first
trip the steamer has made to Cam
bridge but it is expected that in the
future she will make frequent trips
to this port.
| Base ball night at the Arcade
Tuesday, Sept. 5th. Big picture, Can
non Quartette, vocal selections ane
that's not all.-AdV.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-08-30

Base ball night at the Arcade
Tuesday, Sept. 5th, Big picture, Can
non Quartette, vocal selections and
that's not all.-AdV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
THE WORLD DISAPPOINTED

A heartless Oklahoma editor accuses The
World OF being disappointed over the election
result. This is not strictly true-and yet it has
some elements of truth in it.
You've seen a boy wth cartridge In his
pocket fooling around bed Of red-hot Goals
and looking for an opportunity TO throw that
cartridge into the Goals? He knows the folks
sitting around the fire don't want the cartridge
thrown in. and he's not dead certain himself
as TO what the result will be. But he's intrigued
beyond himself to ascertain Just what will hap
pen when that cartridge goes off
The World has never beon plumb sure Just
what the effect OF a republican administration
IN oklahoma would be- II might be that the
experiment would hurt The world, Bat It has
an almost consuming curiosity 10 see the effect
OF a republican cartridge on the bed OF Goals at
the state house,
Naturally Il feels bit chagr.ned that It had
the cartridge taken away from it before it could
get the thing into the fire. But Il lesnt given
up all hope 1t believes yet that some time IL
Will have some fun out OF that cartridge. And
it's good sport to see the Interested folk dodgIng
from the mere possibility!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
ELECTION AlihIs

There is but one graceful way TO take a po-
tcal defeat. That is for the loser to admit
defeat ascribo the cause 70 too many votes
against himself, congratulate his opponent and
20 along. This is the orthodox practice Of that
old and desplsed order OF machine politics. but
Il has never been improved and never will be.
A lot OF folk are making consummate asses OF
themselves over the late election Some high
y respected candidates who met defeat are COM
ing mighty close to proving the wisdom OF the
voters in defeating them. Talk OF Insult be-
cause the sovereign voters OF viclnage chose
Ianother candidate Is tommyrot OF the worst
kind. The voters Of thls land are under no OBJ
lgations to any individual party. They are
s,rctly within their constitutional rights in vot-
ins for any candidate or any proposal that they
desire. It may be, md not infrequently in the
past It has come 10 pass, that the "insulted"
candidate OF one election is the heroized can
ddate of another, probably the very next.
one of the most unfortunate postmortems Is
that INDUCED in by County Attorney seaver.
Because his man Friday was defeated for sher-
10 the county prosecutor proposes to allow the
devil to take Tulsa county. Considerable might
be said about the county attorney, his man Fri
day and the devil. but we think the voters of
know enough Of this matter without The World
paving open issues that are now defunct.
Let 1t be said however, that the observing
folk Of this county have never ascribed too
much virtue to either the county attorney nor
his spotlght-loving evidence man, notwith-
standing both had enthusiastic IL unscrupu-
lous press agent. There is not sufficient differ
ence between any Of the men defea ted and those
elected in this county to cause any citizen the
slightest uneaslness concerning the future or the
slightest dependency concerning the ability OF
the people to choose and choose wisely from
long list OF candidates
1t would be much more graceful and com
mendable for the defeated republican candl-
dates to say with a smile. I'VE got the licking
Of our lives" congratulate the winners, turn
their attention to whatever it is in life that in
terests them, and leave The sequel of the cleo
t!on on the laps of the gods Other campaigns
are coming, so are other issues But the Amer
lean people are at heart sportsmen, and they
have mighty little use for poor loser.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
ELECTION TRAGEDIES.

Every victory has It's tragic side, whether the
victory be a political social or military Victory
In Tuesdays landslide for the democratic party
there were tragedies for the democratic party
too. For while well-known republican figures
were going down in defeat, Hitchcock and
Pomerene we're also being forced to accept the
hemock cup; while Reed the man who refused to
bow his neck to the yoke of autocracy and whose
political life was demanded as punishment, was
winning 9 notable vIctory and placing himself
in position where the presidential lightning
may strike two years hence
At least two possible presidential candidates
had their hopes bljghted Tuesday These were
Pomerene OF Ohio, who had he succeeded In
carrying the Buckeye state, would have held a
commanding position in the presidential handi-
cap two years hence and Albert J, Beveridge,
OF Indiana. who. had he been elected, would
nave occupied similar position In the repub-
liean ranks.
OF course Il is not impossible for both Of
'hese men to be given very careful consideration
ioF the presidency by their respective parties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
.HERRICK SUED BY
FORMER EMPL0YE
Plaintiff Says OkIahoman
Had Him Jailed Without
Cause Through Spite
ny tine Associated Pre-"

a. tive Atsu,tateJ Press
MEMpHls. Tenn, NoE Ill Man
uel llerrIck, representative In con-
gress from the Eighth oklahoma
district has been named defendan,
IN suit for $4,000 damages filed
IN circuit court here by Charles w
kousCh, an aviator, who in hls bin
alleges that The congressman filed
charges against him which caused
his arrest nj Amcricus, Ga, which
charges Ruus"h alleBrh were not
sustained At the trial Of the case
Rousch In his bin declares ina,
he ana Herrlck we're In the airplanr
business nt Montgomery Ala that
in closing up their business rela-
tions Herrlok wanted him 10 take
an alrplane which he ala not want
that when he refused 10 make the
! deal, Iorrick treated him roughly
and threatened him"
Later, according 10 the bill
Rousch was lurod from Montgom'
cry, Ala, where no had friends, "a
Americus, ca, whore he had nJut
ana where he was arrested on q
warrant sworn out by lerrick
! charging him with theft or attempt
ed theft of an airplaGo."
Here RJusch declares he LAY IN
/ tail. without opportunity 10 make
bond. until the city Judge heard ths
! case and ordered him released
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

help tho little ones. Tho s-ycnr-oid
sets the table The l0-year-old as
sisis with lunch sandwiches. Every
body helps everybody. and they have
u beautiful time. because mother
helps the whole gang
~ wouldn't she says. give up
scruhblng them, feeding them.
getting them off TO school teaching
them, layinR with them. Watching
them grow--not for worldsl | have
my office In my home because my
work adapls itself tn that plan and
because It keeps me with my chill
drcn, | believe In tho European
idea OF having your office in your
house whenever possiblc--nud II Ia
possible oftenor than We think"
This came about when Mrs. Gil
breth took over her husbands busi-
ness aud ran II flourishingly while
he was In France, by moving tho
whole works into the home. Neces-
enry visits to plants and factories
were made. but the center or things
was at montclair where II sllll Ia.
DO not think for a moment that
Mrs. GilbrCth takes her babies casu-
ally. II Is simply that she has
splendid health. 40 nerves no fusei-
ness, no Holf-plty. no tendency 10
take anything with disproportionate
seriousness And she had a tremeu.
dous love FOR her profession.
1T is al IN knowing" smiled the
woman OF science, Industry and
really home. sweet home, What
things are important-and letting
the rest 60"
What, wo wonder, would A. s. NJ.
Hutchinson thinS OF Mrs. Gilbreth'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

The okmulgee Times is asking It's readers TO
submit any question that bothers 10 a charla,an
mystic which 1t has taken under its wing
Ordinarily The World doesn't fall for any Of
this stuff, but It has something that is bothering
1t near to death, and in the hope that some sort
Of relief can be had II asks the Times 10 please
have Marjah tell just how come the vote all
in republican and doubtful territory was only
about So per cent OF the total registration, while
in the sody democratic counties the total
vote wss approximately 100 per cent OF the
registration. This 100 per cent stuff has got
completely on our nerves, we've heard so much
OF It. We are not suspicious but the other
night We had dream and in that dream we
saw great handfuls OF votes being shoveled into
ballot boxes although couldn't the name
on the votes nor Identity tho ballot boxes what
We want Marjah to do is to please tell us how
come?