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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
PEMBERTON
Gets 287sC0RE
High Game BoWIed by Crack
YIN. C. A. Pinman in Tour
nament last Night
Standing in Y. NJ. G. A. Five Man
Bowling League

Bin Pembertons team contln-
ues to lead the Y. M. G. A. hve-
man team bowling circuit as the re-
suit Of winning two out of three
games from "Af' ISimonsen's com
bination. last night. Pemberton's
287 score was the highest yet rolled
in the league and there is little
doubt but that it will remain I'M
beaten, the s"oI' timer pillng up nls
strikes at ,opportune times SO that
an enviouS score was the result. his
average for the night was 218.
Simonsen's team won the first
game by the slight margin of live
pins. Giles and Simonsen tied tor
high honors in this game with 1917
apiece. "Ars" team put across an
BIT game next u Bills" cohorts
had taken the bit in their teeth
and a 966 total was their offering,
Pemberton's 287 featuring this set
to. Giles contributed 1913 this
game and Christensen 1914. The
third and deciding game resulted in
Simonsen's team falling down bad
ly, the captains 154 being high
score They lost this game by los
pins.-Sinfensen was high average
man for his team, with 173
Tuesday night the teams Of Full
lerton and Mallet clash, this mark
ing the close of the second lap Of
the tourney The schedule calls tor
each team playing every other
team n match of three games.
The SCorec.< W q -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
CARTERET AND
LEGION To PLAY
Gridiron Teams to Battle on
TottenWille Field Tomor-
row Afternoon
Announcement

Announcement was made this
morning by Commander Thomson On
the Beauyais Post American Legion
of Tottenville that articles have been
signed for a game tomorrow after
noon on the Tottenville field be-
tween the legion football team and
the Roosevelt football Club Of Car
teret.
Arrangements for this meeting
have long been under way and q
contest second only in interest to
the Amboy Tottenville clash on
Thanksgiving day, is looked for.
Both teams boast of first class line
ups.
The Carteret representatives were
beaten for the second time this sea-
son on Thanksgiving day, losing 10
an old rival the Atlantics of Eliza
beth on the latter's field. This game
was decided b va SO score.
T~ottenville likewise has been play
ing good ball, but the record of this
team is not as good as that Of the
borough organization. The legion
eleven has not won q game on q for
eign field. On Thanksgiving day the
Tottenville and Aniboys battled to =
6-6 tie. This was the first game
for the Amboy eleven this season
1t is probable that another game be-
tween the Amboy ana Tottenville
elevens will be arranged for the Tot
tenville field on December IL.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
Buck BradyandFI ynnS
With Center Quintet I'm
Game Here Tomorrow

last thirteen starts and they have
not been defeated in a Sunday nigns
contest. In all of these games they
have encountered real opposition in
Guiding some of the leading team.
i'll the New York interborough lea
que.
In the Newark contest the Centers
completely outclassed the Speed
ways and Manager Harlow is look
ing forward to repeating their ex-
hibition here tomorrow night.
1t is believed that the Speedways
tomorrow night will take the court
with Irv Martin, the Handerhan bro
theirs, Sutton, Brownmiller and
Bradley. Chuck" Solador who ref
creed two games for the Celtics last
Sunday will be on hand as usual.
Asbury Tonight
Tonight the Speedways travel to
Asbury Park where they will en-
counter the Company G team of that
place. The Amboys defeated the As
bury Park representatives on Thurs
DAY night by ar eight point margin
and the Speedways should have
tough going tonight. Martil, ths
Handerhan brothers, Sutton, Brown
miller and Bradley will play in this
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

Conquerors of the Perth Amboy
basketball team, Buck" Brady and
the Flynn brothers, "Porky'' and
joe, are expected to play with the
Newark Centers in a game
with the Speedways representing st.
Stephens Club on st. Stephens
court, State street tomorrow night.
The Centers defeated the Speed
ways in Newark on the Capitol court
by a fifteen point margin earlier in
the season and there is every in
dication that they should break the
winning streak of the local players
Non the local court tomorrow night
Teamed up with Brady and the
Flynn brothers, will be, Role, Binns
and Hampton, with Lou REILLY of
the Amboys of two years ago and
Harlow, manager CT the team, ready
for service, Brady and the Flynn
brothers starred in the only defeat
of the Amboys to date. Binns played
with the Troy outfit in the New
York state league last eason and
early this year and Hampton is n
of North Jerseys rapidly develop
ing stars.
The Speedways have an excellent
record at the present time having
scored eleven victories out Of their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
BOKEN ALL STARS WILL CLASH HERE THIS EVENING
Newark TriangIeS Play
tSepardteF Five
CameTOmOrrOWNigh

Tomorrow night at Carteret, the
Newark Triangles and the Roose-
welt Separates will engage in a court
clash for the first time this season
On Coughlin's auditorium court.
The Triangles were booked II.
place OF the Harrison Big Five when
t. was learned that there was a fl
nancial misunderstanding between
the managers. The Harrison team
was easily defeated by the Separates
on the Carteret court two weeks ago
and the Amboys were beaten in Har-
rison.
Last Sunday the Separates were
scheduled to engage the Triangles
but Manager Schwa IL of the New
arkers cancelled the game because
he could not secure his strongest
lineup. 1t Is expected that the Tri-
angles tomorrow night will line UP
with Jack Cremmens. Kahn, Fem,
Starr and Schwartz.
When the Separates were organ
lied last aso they engaged in a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
DUMMY" MACK
WANTS
Is Managed by Fred Wiessner
Formerly of Royal Pool
Parlor

Dummy Mack. 135-pound pug
Hist of Hazleton, Pa, who is under
the management of Fred -Wiessner,
formerly owner of the Royal billiard
parlor of this city, would like to
show his man before the fans of
Athis vicinity. Mack is a good boy
and a mixer at all times. He is one
of the toughest lads in his class.
The Dummy" is amusing at
times. especially after sending over
a telling blow. Manager Wiessner
can be reached by communicating
with the Y. M. C. a., Hazleton, Pa.
Wiessner, it will be remembered,
was one o fthe leading sport fans
in this city during his stay here.
He was interested in baseball, box
ing, football and other branches of
sport. When he says he has an eff
ficient ring man, local fans who
know him, will not doubt his word.
Through Harry Levine, manager
of the Argonne bowling team,
Wiessner issues his announcement.
Wiessner is working to bring Le-
vines crack bowling team into
Pennsylvania
This is not -W~iessner's first attempt
in the managerial line, he having
successfully managed other similar
undertakings in the past.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
MOUNTAINS ARE
COMING STRONG
StapIeton Fans Confident Le-
gion Team Winning Streak
Will be Broken p

Stap1eton fans, a majority menu
: TIERS of the Montana Club of that
place, will come to Pleasant Plains
tonight with the expectations that
their basketball Representatives Will
down the colors Of the Beauvais
Post American Legion quintet of
Tottenville in a contest on Aniicitia
hall court.
Last season the Montanas, Beau
vais Post and the st. Peters par
ticipated in the Staten Island league.
The championship of this tourney
was never decided although an eff
fort was made several times to break
q triple tie.
The Montanas have been going at
a satisfactory pace on the court this
year an da victory tonight will be
the first setback for the combination
of Manager Walters on their home
court this 81 Both teams are
expected to lineup in regular fash
ion and Abe Sher will do h ref
erecting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

number of travel games before open
ing on their home court. The team
was playing at a good clip when
the home season opened and they
succeeded in registering nine
straight victories. Then the Tri-
angles were booked and the winning
streak was checked. Two weeks
later the Newarkers were rebooked
and again the borough representa-
tives were forced to finish in the
real of the Triangles.
The sensational work of Sam Dem
berg in these two games and also in
the series against the S~peedways at
Perth Amboy, resulted in his being
signed to team up with Donovan in
the guarding positions this year.
The Separates tomorrow night
will line UP with, Freddy Glochau
and Jfggs Donahue in the advanced
positions, -Eggcrs at center, and
Donova and Denberg at guard.
Chick" Farley OF Newark will do
the refereeing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
DONNELLYW WINS
FIRST PRIZE
In Event on Argonne Alleys
Thursday Big Matches
Are Managed

One of Carteret's best in the bowl
ing game Johnny Donnelly VOL hon
crs in a eve team three game
match on the Argonne alleys Thurs
day afternoon. This event replaced
the twenty team bowling tourna-
ment which was postponed until a
later date at the request of teams
from nearby towns.
Donnelly won honors in the three
game set rolling 2o1, 1873 and PHI
for a coo total and Howard Rich
ards of this city bowled 215, 200 and
1S1 for a $50 total. Meyer Larson
of this city won third prize, rolling
222, 1913 and IT'S for a $50 total.
Bill Einhorn Gus Pappas, Ed. ST.
monsen and Ben Jorgerson also par
ticipated in this event.
At the last moment the crack New
Brunswick Y. NJ. c. A. team can
eelled their match scheduled with
the Argonne five for last night. This
team is leading the association state
league at the present time.
On Monday night the Argonne
outfit will bowl the local Y. NJ. e
A. bowling team on the Hobart
street alleys. Bill Pemberton, one
Of the cracks of Harry Levine's out,
fit will be with the association out.
fit on this occasion and his place
will be taken by Jack Weitzen OF
the Elks.
Tuesday night the pick of Carteret
under the leadership of Donnells
VII oppose the Argonne team or
the Argonne alleys. This will NEAR
six games in two nights for the Ho.
bart street representatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
CLASS GAMES
T0BE RESUMED
Upper Class Teams Are Lead
ing in Games Played to
Date
(High School Correspondent

Coach Robert S. Waddell will re-
sumo the class series on Monday
afternoon at the local high school.
The Senior boys will battle the
Freshies and the Sophomore girls
will take on the Junior girls.
So far the Senior and Junior boys
and girls have been successful in
games played. Captain Breslow is
confident that Jacobson and Kush-
insky,- two sterling forwards, will
enable the Senior boys to carry off
honors in this series. The Seniors
are expected to line up with Jacob
son, Kushinsky. johnson. Breslow
and Convery or Kass. The Freshies
will use Burke, Roth, Connolly,
Bohnsack and Melbourne or Katz.
The Junior girls will try to con-
tinue winning at the expense of the
Sophs. Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick,
the coach, is obtaining splendid re-
suits from the girls of the four
classes and she should have little
trouble in picking a good varsity
sextet.
The first contest starts at $3.50
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELD

is of greater importance to Joe Col
letti than it is to Patsy Wallace.
Bill Hallahan and Al Simonsen
are working hard to form a local
bowling league similar to the one
which built up the great indoor
game last year
Eats" Schwartz is confident that
his Triangles will make it three
straight over the Roosevelt Sep
arates in Carteret tomorrow night.
The Newarkers beat the borough
representatives on the court twice
last season.
The local Elk BOWERS are hold
ing practice sessions In an effort tie
have condition throw off the "jinx''
which has been following the out
fit in matches rolled to date.
A real tussle is expected on ST.
Stephens court tomorrow night
when the Speedways will endeavor
to continue their home court win
ming streak.
1t is probable that the Vons of
New Brunswick or the Roosevelt
eleven will be carded to play the
Amboys on the local field a week
from tomorrow.
Perth Amboy will not enter the
| proposed Atlantic League, it has
practically been decided. New
York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
teams are trying fo- the formation
| of a league similar to the one in
which Amboy was entered some
| years ago.
Another bout between Johnny
Wilson. middleweight champion OF
the world; outside of New York
state. and Mike O'Dowd, New York
| state champion, is in the making.
Wilson won the title in a bout with
the Irish battler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
S. S. A. Il.
Senior Volley Ball
Senior Basketball

Last nights S. S. A. L. games at
the Y. M. C. A. were marked by the
entrance of two new senior basket
ball teams, representing st.
Stephens church and the other be-
ing a second team fro mthe Sir.pscn
NJ. E. church.
In the volley ball matches. three
games were required in each before
the winner was decided. The Pres
b~yterians, undefeated to date. con-
tinued to win, beating the Episco-
palians 1914, 4-15 and 1872. The
winners lined up with Sharp. Rob-
bins, Comings, Lesson, Rankin, War
ter and Bartholomew. The Ep. CO.
palian lineup included Booz, Horns
by, Francis Oliver, Walter Oliver,
Seaman and Bedell. The Lutherans
defeated the Baptists, 1916, els and
1875, the winners using Ernst. Mel
SEN, Hansen, Clausen, Anderson and
J%anderup. Playing with h Bap-
lists were War;, Bernard, Letter,
DAVE and Comings.
An extra five minute period was
required in the senior basketball
game between the Simpson M. E.
Second team and the st. Stephens
five before the winner was decided.
The latter won 10 to IS. The score
at half time in this game was 8 to
5 in favor of St. Stephens.
One point only separated the local
Presbyterian and the Woodbridge
Presbyterians in the other senior
basketball game. the being 20
to 27. The at the end of the
first half was IL to 9 in favor OF
Woodbridge.
The Stars won by forfeit from the
Baptists, but the other junior game
was close, the Methodists defeating
the Presbyterians, 81 to 2S. The
half time score in this game was Is
to 10, favoring the Methodists.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
don" MARTIN
IS DOING WELL
Recovering Rapidly at Home
From Effects of Thursdays
Injuries
tHigh school Correspondent

Fighting Don" Martin, who was
injured in Thursdays game between
two high school class teams. is re-
covering rapidly according to the
report of DIR. w. E. Ramsay. who IS
attending him at his home.
According to a new version Mar
tin is suffering from internal in
juries as well as external bruises.
His strong build is a big factor in
bringing about his recovery. Mar
tins gameness was shown in the
game when he carried the ball at
ter being injured and played until
he dropped. 2
Many high school students are
visiting "Don" at his home, 2S5
Rector street. The Varsity Club
recently organized was one of the
first school organizations to send a
bouquet of flowers to the Martin
home.
Martin has had hard luck this
season as far as participation in
gridiron tits is concerned. He was
laid up by illness at the start Of the
season, then was ineligible and
finally he is injured early in his
first game at home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
resbyterian Juniors
ALLEY MATCH MONDAY

A bowling match between the 7.
M. C. A. Junior Leaguers and the
Harmony Club will be rolled on the
,"Y" alleys Monday night. The Har-
monys will have Mike Dwyer Mat
Melko, GAIA Papp, Sabo and Ton
ghini in their lineup and the Jun
Tors will have A. Gardella, Leoeda'
Bucko, ]. Gardella and Art Jensen
Manager j. Gardella, of 20 Smith
street, wants games with junior
bowling teams in this city or vicin-
ity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
Amboys May Be Forced
To Play Game Tonight
Without Hank Thomas

bill" Manning, the sport promo
ter whose basketball team repre-
sented Perth Amboy two years aga
on the New Auditorium court. is
bringing his Hoboken All-star cora
bination to this city tonight to test
the ability of the Perth Amboy Five
on the New Auditorium court. Mar
ning's outfit is rated as M of the
fastest quintets in the Metropolitan
district.
With Paddy Noon and Canoty at
the forward berths, Dadson jumped
center and Cooney and Leary at thu
guarding posts, Manning expects to
give the local representatives, who
have turned back all opposition on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
WITH WEAK
KIDNEYS

slave been troubled with weak
kidneys since childhood" writes
Mrs. G.. Hyde, Benzonia, Michigan.
Nov past forty and have had terri
BILE backache and that tired out
feeling, hardly able to do my work.
by using Foley Kidney Pills accom-
panied with Foley Cathartic Tab
lets I soon felt like a new person"
Backache, rheumatic pains. dizZi-
ness and blurred vision are symp-
toms of kidney trouble. Foley Kid
ney Pills give quick relief. Sold
everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

The manner in which the Perth
Amboy football team showed up
against the experienced Tottenvilie
eleven on Thursday afternoon should
result in another engagement be-
tween these two teams.
Asbury Park, all "het up over
the showing of Perth Amboy on
Thursday, will be out strong tonight
to witness the Speedway-Company
G encounter.
The card for the Center Athletic
Club show to be exhibited in the 10.
cal auditorium on Tuesday night, De.
cember IL, has been completed.
There will be an eight rounder, six
rounder and four fours.
John Dolan is of the opinion that
his Perth Amboy bowling team has
finally hit its stride. A series with
the Argonne outfit is expected in the
near future.
Little opposition is being encoun-
tered by the All-American baseball
team travelling through Japan al
the present time. The activities of
the team are being watched with
interest.
Because of the fact that all the
participants in the school contest on
the local field Thursday afternoon
were students of the same institu-
ton, they all fought harder for vic
tory.
Bill Manning's combination will
play on the local court for the first
time in two seasons tonight. His
outfit represented this city two sea-
sons ago.
The eight-round encounter sched-
uled for the Ice Palace in Philadel-
phia on Monday night, December IL,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

their own court so tar this season,
one Of the hardest tussels that they
have engaged in to date.
The local outfit, although somt-
what banged up, as a result of the
Asburv Park game, which they an
nexed by a 81 to % score, are conf
dent that they a take the meS-
sure of the upstate dri5blers. Il
is not known definitely whether or
not Captain Hank" Thomas viii
sport an Amboy uniform in this
game but the rest Of the roster con-
sisting of "BIackie" Regan, Pete
Hanson, Harry Davis. Chick" She-
and "Rufy'' ALE nwill be on hand 70
uphold the local record.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
Joe Desnko Wins Race

Joe Demko won the hnaI heat n
at the Auditorium last night, p. Dss-
mond finishing second. The time was
four minutes and fifteen seconds
Desmond stumbled on the fourteenth
lap and Demko took the sead. The
final for the prize will be skated
next Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

Johnny Dundee of New York will
fight Willie Doyle of Detroit In the
twelve-round bout at the Broad A.
C. on Tuesday night. Butch" OLA
gen of Albany and Irish Pagan of
Newark, will battle in the semi-final.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
PRUDENTIALS ARE beaten
ON SAYREvILLE COURT

The knights of Columbus basket
ball team of S~ayreville downed the
colors of the Prudential Five o.
Newark in a game on Victorian hall
court, Sayreville. last night. The
final score was 80 to 2S.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
DRY
AND HUNGAR|ANS
Local Club Defeated New
Brunswick Representatives
on Local Court 1924

The Hungarian Catholic Club
quintet of this city defeated the
Hungarian Club team of New Bruins
wick in a game on the local court,
Wednesday night, by a 25-24 score.
Tomorrow night the Hungarians
will have as their opponents or the
Cortlandt street court the Dry Dock
five of this city.
rha snnres -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
BOWLING MATCHES ROLLED
ON SOUTH AMBOY COURT

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. z.-In re-
cent matches on the Y. M. c. A. al
leys the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. team de-
feated the Baseball Five and h
Broadways COPIED three wins from
the 'Crescents.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
ELIZABETH 7 N. ca PIkMEN
TO BOWL HERE TONIGHT

The crack Elizabeth Y. M. C. A.
bowling team will invade the local
"Y" allies tonight for a three game
match in the North Jersey Associa-
ton League The Union pin
men are recognized as a strong
quintet and the local "Louies' real
ize the difficulty of defeating them.
A large audience is expected to wit
ness the match which starts at 8
O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
Robertson Five Oman

Games with teams averaging 135
pounds are desired by the Robertson
five of New York. j. Weisman, 10
W. 115th street, New York City is
manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

The St. Mary's Cadets of Bayonne
would like to arrange games with
teams in this vicinity. P. E. Landre-
ram, 1a West 10th street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02

Jefferson Five Wins
The Jefferson Five defeated the To-
cal PAGERS. 81 to 20 on the 7. M. G.
A. court yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-02
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