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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
INDEX To CT.AssIFICATIONs
ANNOUNCEMENTS

INDEX To CTAssIFICATIONs
ANNOUNCEMENTS
deaths
Pin Nemoriam
S-Card ~ Thanks
a-Funerai Directors
b-Funernl Flowers
6-Cemetery Lots. Monuments
5-Lodge Notices
s-CominE Events
9-Persouals
1o-Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
Gs-Aufomohiles for sale
1-Motorcycles and Bicycles.
1S-Automohiles for Exchange.
14-AIto Accessories
IS Service Stations Repairing.
16-Auto Livery Garages
i7-Wanted Automobiles.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
1s-BuEincss Services Onered.
-Bullding-C0
20 Heating and Plumbing.
21-Insurauct
Millinery -DfcssmakinE-
23-Moving. Truckirg. storage
2f-Paiuting-Papering
25-Patent Attorneys.
26-Priuting-S Stationery
professional Services.
2s- Repairing
Renovating and DyeiLg
d9-Taiioring and Pressing
observation-disclosures Service.
EMPLOYMENT
81 He1p Wanted Female
Help Wanted Male.
24-Help Wanted-Male or FemalA
a5-Salesmen aud Agents.
56-SituatiOns Wanted-Femals.
31--SituatiOns Wauted-Male.
FINANCIAL.
3s-Business Opportunities.
d9-invcstments. Stocks, Bonds.
40-M0ney 10 Loan
41-Wauted-To BOrrow.
INSTRUCTIONS
2-COrrespOndence Courses
45-Locai Instruction Glasses
44-Musical. Dancing, Dramatic.
45-Private Instruction.
46-Wanted -Iustructi0n.
LIVESTOCK.
47-Dogs. Cats. Pets.
"a Horses Cattle. Vehicles
fg-PoultTy and Supplies.
GO-Wanted Livestock
MERCHANDISE
h-Artlcles for Sale
62-Business Equipment.
E3-Eoatr and Accessories
A-Building Materials.
Farm and Dairy Products.
5i-Fuei and Feed
a1-tOOd Things 20 Eat
ss-Home Made Things
49, Household Goods.
6p-Jewelry and Watches
bl-Machiuery and Tools.
G2-MuSical Instruments.
63-Seeds. Plants. Fertilizers
Specials az the Stores.
G5- Wearing Apparel
s6-Wanted-TO Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
61-Ronms With Board
Rooms Without Board.
90 Eooias for Housekeepi
70-NaCati0n Places
7l-Where to Ear
72-Whcre 10 Stop In Town.
1-Waufed- Rooms. Board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

Auto Iivnry-Garagc. 16
IrOMOBILE STORAGE
Day week or month.
Steam heat-day and night service.
FRANKLIN co.
sl1-11 Lincoln Way West. Main 90.
CEMENT GARAGE for rent 6l6 W. La
Sale 80. Phone Main 32S1.
TOWING We viii pull you IN any time
from any place. day or night store
your car with MS for the winter. Dead
storage 81. live. SO per month. Cen
fral Garage. 10 T.. Center 50.
Mantcd-AutOmObilc IL
II DSON Sport or Essex car wanted
must be reasonable. Call Main sS59.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

RELIABLE USED CARS
FRANKLIN Rebuilt, like new
$500
Sudebaker Special Skin perfect
condition. just refuished. $1,000
Mitchell TOuring-Last year model /;
looks like new. Price $4,000
Mercer -Four passenger sport model
Just overhauled, six new cord tires;
G0p CO.
Oakland Touring 1920 model. just
overhauled cord tires: $4,000.
Auburn Touring in fine condition
good tires will make a good family
car. $4,000
Easy terms. All cars in first class
condition throughout
Frankliu harmon Company, 51l-1T Lin.
coin WAY. w Phone Main 2l2
open sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

LOOK over our line OF used cars and
trucks before buying. what helps you
helps us. Stop i'm. Service Garage, 226
s. Lafayette Main Us
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

$4,000 TO $4,000 YEARLY
Own and operate an associated tire
store IN your community. strictly cash
business build big success experience
not essential: we show Won how small
investment required: fully protected eN-
elusive prOpos ton. Write iMmeliately.
ASSOCIATED TIRE STORES
New Center bldg. Kansas CITY. No
SAVE incorporating expenses and taxes
and avoid personal liability by organ
ling your company ON the regulation
common law plan under a declaration
OF trust. anyone. anywhere can fiji in
national standard forms lurepq red 10y
recognized attorneys. and begin doing
bus ness same dav Pamphlet BIG
free. O. Demaren legal Blank
Printer Gle walnut Kansas city. 40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments And Flats

FOR REM Modern room dat heat
furnished. Gail Lincoln 5sf5 rr Mafu
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION

most often is given the young man
or woman who is neat and who pos
seSs some personality. Likewise
with your ad. II the ad is given a
little style" such a this ad 10
will be read with keener interest.
Ask 20 have your ad set IN style
No. ..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

BARGATNS In SAXOPHONES- CLART-
NETS. VIOLINS. CELLOS. BANJOS.
MANDOLINS. GUITARS. also every
thing in band and orchestra isstru-
ments. Cash or time. Heps. 2l9 W.
jefferson blvd
PIANO for sale. 10 frst-class condition
price reasonable Lincoln 5f13
PLAYER pIANO-Lo0k az the beautiful
player piano in the window az 22S
Michigan ~ $3.50 FOR the next 10 days
So down. SIS per month no interest
Free bench scarf and rolls. J. NJ Rose.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

WANTED
APPRENTICE GIRL FOR MIL
LIVERY DEPARTMENT; A GOOD
CHANCE TO LEARN MILLINERY
BUSINESS MUST BE OVER Is
YEARS OF AGE. APPLY AT
STORE N PERSON. ASK FOR
MR.. WHEELER. CHARLES B.
SAX AND COMPANY. ia S. MICH
IGAN ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

who are DESTROYS Of making So % go
per week clear profit from the star, O.
a permanent business Of their own
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
e. W. CRJM & son.
AUTO INSURANCE GUIDE.

WHY PAY MORE?
Beware Of high prices and deductible
policies which give you less protection.
G. W CRUM & son.
224 Farmers Trust Bldg
Main 753
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FINANCIAL
Business Oppor1unities


Business Opportunities IS
STORE for sale: must sell
on account Of illness; good location.
425 W South st; rent reasonable. call
Main .J93
OPERATE new, marvellous money max
ing plan, clean. Legitimate. spare time +.
mail order business requires only
small capital 10 start: no experience
necessary. Write quick for particu-
lars. Richard G. Manning. 271l Riggs
av.. Baltimore Nd
for rent lon Niles fully
equipped. including silver. linen. etc
Inquire +. Mckay. Miller Hotel. Niles
Mich
LOOK HERE Business chances At
tention, For sale > grocery stores
meat markets. . best pool rooms in
city. 1 crackeriack shoe repair shop
1 tire shop with auto accessories. ]
good restaurant and rOoming house
I fine confectionery store. one Of the
best garages in state Of Indiana. One
tire vulcanizing and rethreading out
f., cost S11O0. for 5000 Also good
lease for pool room. barber shop. Ianch.
etc. See Beyers. Rooms IS Odd Eel
lows bldg Open evenings Tuesday
Thursday. Saturday. sunday 20 ..
Main 1853
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

Horses. Cattle. Vehicles

Roam Bull. years old registered
milking shorthorn. $50 George Peter
son. New Carlisle. Ind. r X. I. eight
rfrhuynV
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SALESNfEN once, for large publisher
Apply Z. o. Box 903.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
EMPLOYMENT


need women experienced
iu fancy work Materials furnish
Liberal pay. Enclose stamped en-
Vel0pe for particulars. Underwood
ART Goods Co, Wholesalers Ports
mouth Ohio.
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Money To Loan 80
MONEY TO LOAN on farms. any amount
over 50 ono Wesley Van Vain. 624
Farmers Trust Bldg
INSTRUCTION

Local destruction Classes 43
DURING MARCH-Enter the Thomas
Commercial School. day and night.
high grade educafiOn-the best posi-
tons DER state licensed Emp. agency
viii place you. Mich. & Wash 81 2g08.
THE VERY BEST in cOmmercial edu-
cation may be had az the South Bend
Business College. Gail AZ the college
and tee 800 young people az real work.
You viii wait 20 join them
THE South BEND Business College IS
placing graduates En- good positions
every week In tle year. 4Lls school ls
recognized hy the business public as
headquarters for Office positions. Entet
any Monday during March. Phone
Main sol
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

bSON sport cor Essex car wanted
lust be reasonable. Cali Main sS59.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Card Of Thanks

NuTu OF lIUTk~
CAMrEELI~We wish TO- thank our
friends and relatives and the under
takcr Mr. Jurpk. FOR their Kindness aud
sympathy shown as boo the death of our
beloved Wife, mother daughter and
sister Oscar Campbell and son. Eu-
gene Witkowski and family
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
MITCHELL'S MAGIC WASHING
COMPOUND

washes clothes spotIessly clean In 10 20
is minutes. One packag yes does % or
binary vashings one hundred othes
uses I'm every home. Nothing else like
10. Natures mightieSt cleanser OF clothes
ono rubbing. dishes. pans, sinks. tubs,
silver glassware. floors Take the
drudgery ont of dirt Contains no I've.
lime. acid or wax Guaranteed not 20
iniure clothes hands or most delicate
things and % give perfect satisfaction
Fastest selling article ever sold through
agents FREE SAMPLES make sales
easy Mltcheil's Magic Marvel Washing
Compound is q wonderful seller and big
repeater In every home where shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
WE HAVE

We HAVE
each week n few openings for eX-
perienced power machine operators
in our shirt and underwear fac
tories. Wilson Bros. HOS " sam
PIE St a good place 20 work
LADY for busting furniture wanted .
steady position. Sailor Bros
TEN neat-appearing young ladies want
ed OF good address special hOuse-to-
house calling no selling. nice. pleas
ant work. Call IN person Monday
morning don't telephone. Sailor Bros
AN EXPERIENCED stenOgrapher want
cd Apply O'Brien Narnish GO.
WILL GIVE room. board. scholarship
and 50 10 $40 for housework HELM O.
courses In shorthand. bkpg. music
and training for commercial teachers
Highest references must be exchanged
Paterson Institute, LaGrange, Ill
18th year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
Moving. Trucking. Storage

SCOTT TRANSFER CO--LocaI and long
distance hauling. Special rates 20 all
interurban towns. Res phone L-5271
STORAGE ROOM for rent: 3Ox2f feet /;
centrally located. 127 :. Franklin pL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

2. TON TRAILER FOR sale. 5O-gaIl0n
heavy iron kettle. 2, ton panel delivery
body 1917 and 1915 Studebaker parts
Main $50 Central Garage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05
aeO PIE ~ PRoFIT

are another smashing success for the
Mitchell agents They can be sold 20
the same people who buy the washing
compound. thus trebling your profit
Free samples win be sent If YOU an
swer az once. also fun particulars that
viii prove - We say and make you
want TO So these articles for us in
YOUR neighborhood l.. Mitchell & Co
1900 20 1916 T. 6lst ST., Chicago, Dept
\ b. y Il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

FORD COJPE. FULLY equipTed- Tor sale:
other models Cash or terms Write
n 81. Hoy S16. South Bend
FORD SEDAN body. 1927 model. for sale f.
Al shape best offer takes g. 3OG
FranEyn ASK Tor Mr. Brown
HUDSON SPORT 1921. looks aud runs
EAe new cord tires spotlight aud
roformefer. For sale or trade terms
south Bend Nash Motor Car Co. 100
lincoln wv Il
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

House for Rent -
COLFAA. r.. lt I-tf.r0ru house Tor
rent modern except tHrra"e can
from fo III .r.rE-- ur Sunday
ON PORTAGE near Nlrarre OBJ e.-hr-
room modern house f"r r.rf furnace
hath. fireplace err. Sow vacant So
Davies and Walsh -f W Jefferson
W1utcd-To Ernr 81
WANTEn-FlFa ~ GROOM u8rrly Ilod-
ern house close lu- lo children can
" ANIEn Seven room Furnished hor>.
months ur longer joss rHIfa fae.
tiou and furnishings Personal refer.
rrees eN.H.
Phone ur ...I IN Wood. Oliver
Iheater Main lUI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

AUTO ACCIDENTS occur every day.
So do auto fires and rObberes. Are
YOU properly insured against these
things II not, cali william Happ,
207 s. Main. Lincoln 1911.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-05

Good paint: cord tires Car IN
he.f Of condition VIII sell for soc
on the dollar Auto Market. 4J2
Pennsylvania av- Lincoln $50.
NEW FORD COUPE for sale. driven
less than COO miles bargain FOR cash.
1850 r. Johnson 81
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INSTRUCTION

Musical. Dancing. Dramatic 90
DANCING LESSONS - Private lessons
only. Charles a.. Gates Dancing studio.
1-u g. MRvuo 50 Phone Lincoln gfgI
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
BABE RUTH BACK
IN FOLD TODAY
Record Crowd Expected at
Polo Grounds for This
Contest

Babe" Ruth will play his frs
major league game of the present
season this afternoon. The New
York Yankees play the st, Louis
Browns at the Polo Grounds and a
record crowd is expected to be in
attendance. Kenneth Williams, the
new American league home run
slugger is a member of the Browns.
The Bambino was suspended for
playing in a game after the worlds
series of last year. and Bill Piercy,
now of the Red Sox. and Bob Meusel
were suspended With him. All
three are expected to be reinstatel
this afternoon. Ruth no doubt wi !
try for his fifty-nine mark of last
season. Williams, the St. Louis
slugger, has eleven homers to date.
Two of the hardest hitting play
ers in the game. Ruth and Meuse..
return to the game today to find the
American league home run hitters
leading the National league home
run hitters, 1917 to rs in the games
played to date. All over today the
doings Of Ruth and Meusel will be
closely watched.
Without Ruth and Meusel, the
Yankees have succeeded in holding
first place. and at the present time
are two games ahead OF the ST.
Louis Browns.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
ALL OUTDOORS

two birds offer o the same sort
of shot.
SAT the traps, targets are thrown
pretty much from the same angles
and at the same speeds. An expert
transhot attains mechanical sperfec-
tion and masters his game quicker
than the man in the field.
"The most enjoyable trip ever
made was with my brother-in-law,
Fred Stone. cougar hunting in Ari-
IONA. We had splendid weather. a
smart pack OF dogs, good horses and
guides. That was three weeks of
splendid sport. We had one dog in
the pack that had been in on the
killing ef more than soc Of these
asked Mr.. Beach what he
thought about the possibility OF the
cougar becoming extinct in America.
He said he thought it hardly possi-
bic, but that the natives and govern
ment hunters were trying hard TO
keep them down.G due to the cat
tie and sheep killing proclivities.
While quail r plentiful in most
Of the southern states he says the
best hunting today is to be found
in Arkansas and Mississippi His
favorite shotgun is tbs automatic
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
SPEEDWAY NINE
At LAKEWOOD
Sheehan'S Team Expects to
Return With Bacon in
This Contest

Bill Sheehan's Speedway baseball
nine will travel TO Lakewood TO-
morrow afternoon TO cross bats with
the strong representative team OF
that place. Judging from the re-
cent showing Of the ~Speedways
against the crack Recreation team
of Plainfeld. Sheehan's outfit should
return with the bacon tomorrow
night. Manager Sheehan's team Of
last year defeated the Lakewood
nine.
herman Jerof is slated TO do the
hurting for the Speedways In this
game, and Buck" Nesley will do
the receiving. Mickey Milchick, the
regular hurier OF the Speedway
team. will also be with the team.
but will not start because Of the
fact that he is pitching a game for
the Allentown team in the Three
NJ league to-day.
The remainder of the Speedway
team will be practically the same
as was used in Plaindeid two Sun
days ago. Stretch" Burke, irst
base; Tom Burke. second base; Lea
by, shortstop. Gus Nesley, third
base; Smalley, left field; Pfeif.er,
center field, and Halbert. right field.
The Speedways will meet at the
corner of Madison avenue and
Smith streets, tomorrow afternoon
at 1880 O'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
kELSHEY SCHOOL WINS

KEASBEY, May 20-The Keasbey
school team continued on its Veto
rious rampage yesterday afternoon
by easily defeating the team of
School No. Z of Perth Amboy on
the Hayes Park grounds. TIE score
was 8 to I. This marke the third
consecutive victory for the. local
boys.
The Keasbeyites should have scor-
ed a shutout victory, but 10th mis-
judged foul ball in the first inning
which later accounted for the losers
only tally.
Sabo pitched his usual good game
and held the opponents down with
only three hits, while his team
mates had little d%ifHculty il clouting
the offerings Of the opposing Pitch
ers.
w. 10th got the longest hit of the
game, a triple. S. 10th also con-
nected for two hits.
The team lined up as follows:
Keasbey. 5. 10th, left field; j. Sabo
center field; Katrausky, catcher; Ia
rio, second base; w. 10th, third
base; Romer. shortstop: Pochuck,
first base: Yenesky, right field: J..
Sabo. pitcher.
No. Z. School. Rangel, second
base; Macmillan. pitcher; Webb.
center field: Johnson. first base: H.
Martin, left field; F. Martin. right
field; Raznachak, shortstop; Calvin.
catcher: Chapman, third base.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
QlElRY IS MATCHED I.
TO FIGHT WESTERNER


Sturdy O'Leary, South Amboy mid
dleweight, has been matched to meet
Bill Woltin of st. Paul in the eight
round semi-final bout to be staged
at the Long Branch club next Fri
day night. O'Leary has five straight
ring Victories to his credit at the
present time. In the main bout OF
twelve rounds for the Long Branch
card, Jimmy Duffy Of New York will
battle Sammy Mossberg Of Brook
Ign.
The South Amboy fighter is con-
tinuing his training in preparation
for the Long Branch fight. He made
a real showing at this club last year
and is a big f~avorite there.
Fanny Terio Challenges
The recent work OF O'Leary in the
ring has attracted considerable at
tention in this vicinity and as a re-
suit a challenge comes from Fanny
Terio, local boxer. Terio is desir-
Gus of meeting O'Leary in the semi
final event at the next boxing show
in this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
By R AGKERMAN

Rex Beach has some decided
ideas about the hunting art that he
has gathered unto himself during
many a as a deyotee of this
sport. Some of these may be inter
esting to you:
Snow trailing in Canada after
moose deer and caribou is my idea
of real sport. / could eve enthuse
much over killing a moose during
the calling season. nor am strong
for water-hunting these splendid
animals.
After all. while I naturally like
to get what ! go after. a great deal
Of pleasure in any kind Of a fish
ing or hunting trip is anticipation.
If this problem were eliminated from
the sport it would be uninteresting.
with me the harder the going the
better the fun, for when yon look
back on those experiences 1T Is the
easy trip that loses itself first from
your memory.
There is a big difference between
leld and trapshooting. IN quail
shooting for instance. every bird Is
fred at from a different angle, at
varying distances and speeds. No
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
Co|ored Giants
Play Amhoys Tomorrow;
App|egate viii Pitch

gregation which defeated the AM
boy team of last season by a n
margin. Mcdonald, who Is
scheduled to do the hurting for
the colored outfit, pitched against
the Amboy team in the game here
two seasons age. he was touched
for seven hits, two up to the sew
enth and one in each OF the remain
ing innings. The contest lasted
eleven innings. In this game he
struck out fourteen batters and the
manager of the colored team re-
ports that he has been n OF the
main cogs in the work OF the Phil
adelphia team this season.
The Bradford brothers who play
in right field and at first base. have
added considerable strength to the
Philadelphia team this season. The
Philadelphia team is said to be
twice as strong this year. as 1t was
when the combination appeared
here two seasons ago. Every time
"a colored team comes to this city
the right field fence is sure 10 have
at least one homer sail over 1t.
Amboy's sluggipg nine is due to
make up for the trimming Of last
Sunday. The locals were held to
six widely scattered hits BY Drach Of
the Ridgewoods last Sunday. Nick
ey Loeser and Tom Henshaw were
the only local players to connect
with the New Workers. delivery for
more than n hit.
Harry Robedee will officiate in
the game tomorrow. Harry Rod
man, manager Of the Gold shop. Of
fers a straw hal to every member
of the local team knocking a home
run in the game Tomorrow, and
any player knocking two home runs
win receive two straw hats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
GLOVER NINE TO OPPOSE
MhTAWAN Nine TOMORROW

The Clover nine of this city will
play Its third game of the season at
Matawan Tomorrow afternoon. Man
ager Stolz expects to bring home
the bacon in this contest to make ur
for the defeat in the first two starts
of his team.
Oldenbfoom and Low, the Glover
battery of last season will be with
the Clovers for the first time this
season in the game tomorrow AMI
will remain with this team for the
remainder of the season. j. Zalari.
Fimiani. Pelligrini, O'Hara, Rizzi.
Thulleson and A. LOW will occupy
the remaining positions.
The fans and players will leave
by bus from the corner of Wash
ington and tombstone streets tomor-
row afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
VOLLEY BALL TEAM ARE CITY CHAMPIONS
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Sturdy O'Leary. the South Amboy
battlsr. will fight the eight-round
semi-hnal bout at Long Branch mex
Friday night. He made a great
showing against Johnny Moon here
Tuesday night.
The Perth Amboys will make up
for their deefat of last Sunday It
the hands OF the Ridgewoods, IL they
succeed in downing the colors OF the
Philadelphia Colored GiaIrn tomor-
row afternoon.
The annexation of .he state Y.
NJ. II. A. title is a good way for the
association team to celebrate the
closing Of their career on the Nc
Clellan street court.
The Columbus Club baseball team
has a great collection of old-time
stars for use in its infield and out1eld
positions. Two teams with similar
rosters would furnish an attraction
Of interest.
There is every indication that a
boxing club will be organized in this
city next fall. The boxing game sure
ly can be made go with boxers from
Tottenville. Staten Island, South AM
boy, Woodbridge. Roosevelt and this
city to work on.
Their playing season at an end,
the Speedways will finally close the
schedule with a banquet in The Hote;
Madison on Tuesday night.
"
Babe Ruth and Bob Meusel will be
counted on to come through with
their bludgeons in the game this aft
ernoon. to celebrate their return 20
the Yankee lineup.
1t is likely that the Center Athic-
tic Club may run another boxing
show In this city before the reai
summer season sets in.
The South Amboy Field Club Il
without a game for tomorrow. Ar.
thur Disbrow, South Amboy, 2S'
and 344 Feltus street. is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-20
LYCEUMs PLAY
At WOODBRIDGE
Second Game for Amboy
Team to be Played To-
morrow

The woodbridge Knights of Co.
lumbus baseball team will clash
with the Lyceum omJ'nation of this
city pm the Woodbridge grounds to-
morrow afternoon. Both teams are
entered in the race for Middlesex
county championship honors.
The Lyceums have only played
one game to date. while the Caseys
have participated in four contests.
The Amboy team met 1efeat at Long
Branch. while the Woodbridge outh.
won three out of four games. losing
to the Catholic Club of Plainfield
last Sunday afternoon.
Manager Lampart of the Lyceum
team has not announced his pitching
choice or lineup for ibis game. while
Butch" Neider. the pitching main
stay Of the Woodbridge Caseys. will
be sent to the mound sor the home
team.