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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
WH|R[W|NDS
ARE CARDED
To Play Roosevelt Separates
in First Game on New
Years Night

The Newark Whirlwinds will fur
nish the opposition to the Roose-
welt Separates of Carteret on the
latter's court Coughlin's auditor
ium, tomorrow night. This is the
first Thursday night game for the
combination of Messrs. Jacobowitz
and Manner.
According to an announcement
made by Manager Jacobowitz this
morning the Whirlwinds will come
to Carteret with Jack Cremmens,
Nudge Role, Dewey Schwankert,
Buck Brady and Ed Schelling fer
this contest. The Whirlwinds were
recently organized.
For this game the borough repre-
sentative team will take the court
with Captain Freddy Glochau, Egg
gers, Denberg, Donovan and Dona-
hue. This is the same lineup as has
been used in a majority of the con-
tests played to date by the quintet
of Jacobowitz and Manner.
Tho Carteret team has been play
ing Sunday night but recently dig
continued this practice and will
play home games on Thursday night
for the present. Chick" Farley will
be the eleventh man on the floor as
usual. The Separates lost only one
game on their home court so far
this season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
bAY0NNE BOYS
WIN MEET, 37-13
Local Y. M. C. A. Swimming
Team Meets Defeat in
Own Pool

kThe Bayonne z. M. c. A. Junior
thinning team came to Perth Am
boy last night and gave the local
young mermen a severe lacing,
S7-13. The visitors won every first
place. In the twenty yard swim
Nancy, of Bayonne was first his time
being 8 2-5 seconds. Harrison, of
Bayonne, was second and McQuade,
of Perth Amboy, third.
The forty yard swim was also won
by Nancy his time being 23 2-5 sec
onds. Baker, of Perth Amboy, took
second in this event while Marshall,
of Bayonne, was third.
Harrison, of Bayonne, had an easy
time in the sixty yard swim, winning
by four yards in SO 3-5 seconds.
Preacher, of the local "Y" was Sec
ond and Marshall, of Bayonne, third.
Beger, of the visitors, gave a fine ex-
hibition of diving and had little diff
ficulty in a~nnexing first place. Bell
kove, of Perth Amboy, was second
and Marshall, third.
The plunge for distance was won
by Harrison, of Bayonne, with as
feet 6 inches to his credit. Jones,
Of Perth Amboy, raj second and
Marshall, third.
Bayonne completed its clean
sweep by winning the eighty yard
relay race by almost one half a
length. The visitors used only four
men in the entire meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
JUNIORS BEAT
C0LLEC|AN FIVE
On Y. M. H. A. Court Last
8 ~Night-Karkus and Cohen
Star for Losers

The Y. M. H. A. Juniors contin-
ued their winning ways last night
when they scored a notable win
over the strong All-Collegians OF
this city by a 1895 count. The
game was close throughout the
forty minutes of play.
The contest took on the appear
ance of an old time Jr.-Int. clash
when friendly rivalry was at a high
pitch. The vim, vigor, team WORK
and accuracy of the youngsters
overbalanced the experience of the
Collegians.
The famous duo of Karkus and
Cohen kept the college boys in the
running. The former accounted for
twenty of his teams twenty-six
points, making five sensational field
goals and ten fouls. The playing Of
Massopust, a Peddie Institute man,
also featured for the losers.
AS for the Juniors it would be
hard to pick an individual star. Fine
and Polkowitz led the winners in
the point score. Horowitx also
helped in the scoring while the rest
of the quintet played in high class
fashion.
1t is possible that the deciding
game of the series with the New
Brunswick Y. M. H. A. Juniors will
be played in the near future in this
city.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
RIVALS PLAY
ON VI M. H. A. COURT
TOMORROW EVENING

tossers lost their last two games by
one point margins, n to Bill
F1ynn's Harmony Coliegians and the
other to the Yorkvilie Separates.
Flynn's Collegians took the floor
with Jack Cremmens, Jiggs Dona-
hue, Flynn, Freddy Glochau and
Yves Hansen. The Yorkville Sep
arates used their strongest lineup.
Captain Sher will lineup the asso-
citation team tomorrow night with
Yak Lowenkopf, center; Irv
Schwartzman and Gene Parker. for
wards and Sher and Newmark,
guards. This is the same lineup as
has been used in the main games to
date this season.
The Speedway lineup will be chos-
en- from the Handerhan brothers,
Charley Brownmiller and John
Bradley of this city, Paul Sutton Of
New Brunswick and Irv Martin OF
Woodbridge. This is the same line
up as has been used by the local
quintet in recent contests. The
Speedways have played a number of
games on st. Stephens court. State
street and also as the representative
of Sea Bright on the court.
It is probable that "Chuck" Soda
dor of Newark will be the eleventh
man on the floor for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
HEADY To OPEN
SEASON TONIGHT
Local "Y" VolIey Ball Team
Plays at RahWay-Ger-
mantoWn Here

The Y. M. c. A. varsity volley ball
tes-n held its final practice session
last night preliminary to opening its
season at Railway tonight against
the team which last spring won the
state championship from Amboy. A
number of local volley ball enthu-
siasts will accompany the team to
Railway to witness the games. Play
ing with Amboy tonight will be Capt.
FL johnson, Joe Frantic, George W.
Sharp, Gene Parker, Mat MeIko,
Austin Hornsby and Francis Oliver.
This same lineup will likely be used
next Monday night against German
town (Pa.) when that team, recog-
nized as the best in the country,
will play in a three cornered series
with Amboy and Railway.
The
volley ball tourney will be the big
event at the local ~" on New Years
night and a big crowd is expected to
witness the games. A small admis-
sion fee will be charged.
Arrangements r To- being made
to also have a team represented at
the 'Tri-State" tourney to be held at
Greenwich, Conn, on New Years
Day.
Perth Amboy has been invited to
enter a team at Greenwich but the
first team cannot go owing to the
games with Germantown and Rah-
way. Owing to the large number of
players on almost an equal footing,
however, no difficulty will be ex-
perienced in getting together a team
which should not only make a good
showing in the Connecticut town but
annex the series as well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
MEN
LOSE ON COURT
TottenviIIe Pigskin Stars Are
Beaten BY TottenviIIe
Court Performers

Manager Walters Beauvais Post
American Legion basketball team OF
Tottenville defeated the New Bruins
wick All Stars made up of seterai
Beauvais Post football players, in a
game on the Pleasant Plains court
Saturday night. The final score was
1921.
The visitors lined up with Elem
ing. Wolff and Randall of football
fame, and Darragh and Smith
Fleming was high scorer for the
visiting team.
Throughout the contest the home
club held the upper hand and at hall
time led by fifteen points, 25-10.
Preacher, BurdsolI, LaForge
Hoehn and Price played with the
Tottenville representative team ane
the pivot man alone scored enough
points to defeat the New Bruins
wick basketeers.
Manager Walters is endeavorlng
to arrange a game with the st. PET
ers of upper Staten Island for fhis
SATURDAY. night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27

the near future.
Plans are being made at the pres
emit time for the start of baseball
in this vicinity. New Brunswick,
Carteret, Woodbridge and South
Amboy are expected to have repre-
sentative mines next summer.
A combination known as the
Junior Athletic quintet has been or
ganized in this city and would Ike
to arrange games with teams aver
aging from ten to thirteen years.
Abe Horowitz, 331 Fayette street, is
manager.
It is expected that Howard Rich
ards will bowl frankie Seaton, the
crack Elizabeth bowling star, in a
set of games on the Argonne alleys
shortly after New Years.
The Speedway basketball team of
this city has a number Of important
games pending at the present time,
including contests with the Com
monwealth Five Of New York,
Roosevelt Separates and Harrison.
Shortly after the first of the year
a number of important baseball
trades can be expected. Teams in
both leagues are figuring On trades
before the start Of the next season.
A new bowling tournament may
be started on the Bohnsack or
Argonne alleys at any time in the
near future. There was great inter
est in the last event on the Hobart
sire ct alleys.
The South Amboy Junior Order
Big Five has two big games for the
remainder of this week, one at Mat
avian tomorrow night and the Sec
ond at Asbury Park on Saturday
night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27

Arrangements were completed to-
day for a meeting of the Perth Am
boy Y. M. H. A. and Speedway bas-
ketball teams on the Y. NJ. H. A.
court. Smith and McC1elland streets
tomorrow night. There is great in
xterest in a-meeting of these two
Ordinations.
= Fans in this vicinity well remem-
Der the meeting of the two teams
last season in a contest which prac-
tical1y decided city, county and dis
trict honors. The Speedway and Y.
M. H. A. teams were the leading
quintets in this city last year. The
Speedways won by a one point mar
sin last year, Jack Newmark miss
ing a chance to tally a field goal in
the closing minute of play.
The z. M. H. A. outfit under the
leadership of Captain Charley Sher,
Perth Amboy star, has been going
great guns. The first five games
were turned in as victories, two over
the fast travelling South Amboy Ju-
nior Order Big Five, one over the
Beauvais Post American Legion
quintet of Tottenvil1e, one over the
Laurels of New Brunswick and the
fifth over the Williamsburg Y. M.
H. A, team. Manager /. Jacobson's
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
MECHANICS
At LONG BRANCH
Will Oppose Casino Five of Ed
"BIackie" Regain on
Court

SBlackie" Regan's Casino basket
ball team of Long Branch will have
as an opponent on the Casino court
at Long Branch tomorrow night the
South Amboy Junior Order Five of
South Amboy.
The recently organized Mon
mouth county quintet opened the
season last Thursday night by down
ing the colors of the Beauvais Post.
American Legion basketball team Of
Tottenville.
Manager Regan's Casino roster is
made up of David flank" Thomas,
Pete Hansen and Regain, Newberry
of Asbury Park; West Of Long
Branch, and Cline of Sea Bright.
The South AInboy team is ex-
pected to take the court with Green.
Perkins, Furntan. Wilbur and
Scharf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
FIVE
To ROLL HERE
Against Amboys on Bohnsack
Alleys Here Tonight
Other Games

The Perth Ambqy Bowling team
of John ]. Dolan will roll Metuchen
fire department combination on h
Bohnsack bowling alleys, Smith
street. tonight.
The Metuchen fire ladies recent
ly scored a victory over the Ar
gonne five of Harry Levine when
the latter outfit was minus several
of its regular players.
For tonight's match Manager
Delan will use Jaycox. Vegne, Elm
horn, Jenkins and A. Simonsen and
this combination expects to make
up for its recent defeat at the hands
of the H. B. Club.
Manager Dolan is arranging a re-
turn match with the Broadway five
of South Amboy for the local alleys.
The Broadways were defeated at
South Amboy by the Amboys.
All teams DESTROYS Of booking
games with the Amboys should
communicate with the manager,
266 Washington street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
DEFEAT
SEA BRIGHT ARROWS
BY ELEVEN POINTS

The Perth Amboy Speedway bas-
ketball team downed the colors of
the Sea Bright Arrows on Howland's
court in Sea Bright last night by a
1929 score. The Arrows represent
ed Sea Bright on the court for sew
eral consecutive seasons and were
one of the combinations credited
with a victory over the local team
last year.
In the initial period the Speed
ways ran up a seven point lead but
lost same as a result of a rally by
the Arrows. For the remainder OF
the session the going was nip and
tuck and at half time the two teams
were knotted 17-17.
The local team a away from
their opponents during the first IF
teen minutes of the second period
and for the balance of the contes.
took things easy. The Speedways
outscored their opponents from the
field fourteen to ten and from the
foul line twelve to eight.
Captain Charley Brownmiller and
Ray Handerhan scored twenty-five
points between them, three less
than the entire Arrow quintet. Ed
West raj high man for the
Sea Bright team. West and Cline
play with "Blackie" Regan's Casino
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
NJ. II. A. FINES CLASH TOMORROW NIGHT
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELD

An announcement will be made
in the near future regarding the
opening of the recently organized
firemen's bowling league. Eight
teams are entered in this circuit.
The deciding game of the Harri-
son-Perth Amboy series is sched-
uled for the local Auditorium court
on Saturday night and the italian
Catholic Club has been carded for
New Years night.
Joe Colletti may fight at Phila-
delphia on New Years day, it is
said. Ed Mooney Poulsen, local
sporting magnate, is having trouble
at the present time with the boxer
he made.
John McGraw of the New York
Giants has made a real climb in the
sporting world by being appointed
president of the New York Nationa;
League Club.
The volley ball season in this city
will be started next Monday night
when the worlds champion Ger
mantown team clashes with the
local representative outfit.
The crack Paterson "Bills'' will
bowl the Amboy Eiks team on the
local alleys tomorrow night. The
upstate team is third in the state
league standing at the present TING.
The next game Of the Perth Am
boy-Roosevelt basketball series may
be played in this city or in Car
teret. The local hall is more suita-
BILE for a game of this nature.
The fourth boxing show Of the
Center Athletic Club is less than
two weeks off. 1t is expected the
complete card will be announced in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
MATAWAN FIVE
IS DEFEATED
BY South Amboy Junior Or
der on Latter's Court Last
Night

The South Amboy Junior Order
Big Five downed the colors of the
Matawan representative quintet in a
game on the South Amboy high
school court last night by a 1920
score.
The visitors furnished real oppo-
sition in the initial period which
starred for the home team.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
Joel Parker Council
MicheIips Lose TWO Games

CARTERET, Dec. 27-The Am
erican Club Of the Middlesex Coun-
ty Bowling Industrial League won
two games in a schedule match
with the Michelin Tire Company 1T
the local alleys. Eighteen pins
separated the teams in the first
game, the American Club winning.
Michelin won the second and lost
the third owing to Donnelly's good
pinning.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
FOUR MATCHES
IN BIG LEAGUE
HeImetta, American Club,
South Amboy Yacht Club
and Du Points Win

PARLIN, Dec. 27.-Helmetta Club
won all three games of their three
game match with Hercules in a Mid
dlesex County Bowling Industrial
League match. Brown and Deming
for the winners were high with War;
den and Anderson holding a Hke
honor for the losers.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
IRONCLADS WIN TWO
FROM STARFISH TEAM

The Ironclads defeated the Star
fish bowlers last night in the local
Elks' league on the Madison ave-
nue. alleys. The Ironcalds took the
first game, but the Starfsh evened
the series when they won the Sec
ond. The Ironclads won the decid-
ing game by a comfortable margin.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27

Spinning Company Bowlers Score
SOUTH RIVER, Dec. 27-South
Amboy Yacht Club won over their
neighbors, the South River Spinning
Company five in the Middlesex
County Bowling Industrial League
match at the local alleys and kept
their place among the leaders Of the
league.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27

The st. Stephen Light Seniors de-
feated a combination known as the
Y. M. H.. A. Separates, Sunday night
by a 1926 score. Horowitz, Borak
and Spivack starred for the visitors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
Helmetta Club
DuPonts Take Three Straight

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 27.-Du-
Pont came back into their stride and
won three games from Joel Parker
Council Junior Mechanics of South
Amhoy. High scoring by both teams
featured the match with DUPONT on
the winning side. D. Hoffman and
r. HOFFMAN rolled games over the
200 mark.
The scores: ~
DUPONT Powder Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27

Five al Long Branch every Thurs
day night.
In the absence OF "Chuck" Sola
dor, Freddy Glochau of the Roose
welt Separates was the eleventh MAJ
on the floor.
The Speedways have a winning
streak of ten straight games at th.
present time and nineteen wins OH
of twenty-three starts for the sea-
SON..
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-12-27
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22

Guthrie club IL close on his trail
with an average OF .3Gs In ~ games
Lefty Lilies, recognized as one OF
the smartest aud bosi alLround ball
players In the league. IL close on
Mikes trail with an average OF 1858
In II games.
There are six members OF the
Chlckasha club who are clouting
the ball az clip better than the
900 mark. These are Lowry. whose
average In 10 games was .35i: Gra
ham. In 30 games. .3ii: Morris, In
II games. 1888. Lilies. Ia IL games.
1888; Mclean. In 80 games. .354; Pei.
king,on. In ~ games. 1856.
q Here's how other members OF the
Chick squad are hitting and the
number OF games included in the
figures: KItterman. a2 games. .s9i;
Gaines, So games. .2j7: Thornton,
20 games, lbs; Fitzgerald. 81 games,
al; Lukehart, II games. .l73; Leo.
) games, 1876; Peters. 3 games, 1875:
Dugan. 36 games. .25i; and Mabry,
II games, .2o4.
There are twenty.four players In
the league who are hitting be -
than 800. according to the reports.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
Oklahoma State League Clllb Batting
CHICKS TWO POINTS SHY OF
DUNCAN IN TEAM CLUB WORK

In n gamer. the Chicks batting
avorago was al. according to Fix.
ufcs announced today by the league
statiaticinn
This does not include all games
played IN the flrsthalf of the 1929
championship race which ended July
-. Figures covering every one OF
the 30 games win be announced next
week.
The chicks average IA two points
below the average accredited TO the
Duncan oilers. who battod at .270
clip In 20 games. In IS games, the
III Reno Railroadcrs tied the Chicks
In club work. Guthrie Is just seven
points below the first half champs
and the Rallroaders.
Clinton is at the tall.cnd OF the
club hitting. In l6 games. James
Lawrence and his men hit for an
average of only .iSi.
Ramsey, newly appointed manager
OF the FL Rono club. tops the batting
list OF those who have participated
In 90 or more games. Ramseys nv.
erage In 30 games was 1863. Mike
Balenti, the veteran manager OF the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
CHICKS TAKE REAL BALL GAME
FROM RENO CREW WHEN PETERS
BESTS HEGNA IN HURLING DUEL

More than 200 chlckasha fans
turned out yesterday afternoon 10
see Pete Peters win q pitchers bat.
tie against the mighty iIegna. ~
Renos star aouthpaw. The Chicks
put over one run. 1t was the only
one recorded IN the eight and one
half innings OF genuine baseball.
Five hits. two Of which were 100
percent scratohy, were collected off
Peters. Hegna allowed only four
blows, two OF which were for extra
bases. only two Chicks, Thornton,
who scored the only counter OF the
game. aud Mabry. reached third base.
Not single Rallroader advanced
that far near n tally.
In the third inning. KID Thornton.
who relieved Lilies in center field,
the crack outflelder having damaged
his side. doubled Into right field. lie
scored whom Cook let a hard one
from Gaines get by him. Kitterman
followed with single which would
have scored the youthful pltcherout-
fielder. In the fourth. Guy Mabry
walked. lie was sacrificed TO second
by Joe Dugan. Pelkington and
Peters. however. went out via the
Joseph to Naylor route. This ended
the Chicks best chance 10 put over
another run.
III Reno threatened 10 knot the
count In ninth inning rally. Joseph
was safe on Dugan's boot of 4 hard
one. Veteran Bill Ramsey. newly
elected manager of the Railroaders,
was pnrposely passed. Fred Naylor
hit pop fly TO Gaines and Lesser
struck out. after which Joseph was
retired at third. Lowry to Mabry.
The Chicks gave Pete great sup.
port. Dugan's unlucky boot was the |
only bobblo made by the first half
champions. Cook had n hard day
at second. lie committed both OF the
hobbies chalked up against the Rail.
readers.
Lukehart. former Chick did the
receiving for FL Reno in fine shape.
Tho two teams play again this
afternoon, at 400 o'clock. The last
game of the Reno series will be
played Sunday afternoon, beginning
at $3.50 o'clock.
Arrangements have been completed
ears will be permitted to
park inside the fence and near the
third base and left field foul line, it
was announced today. Heads of the
club believe this will swell the at
.endanee. especially the lady attend.
ince. "There are some ladies' who
10 not want to dress up for the bali
;ame and if permitted to drive their
,ars inside can wear their house l
lressos if they desire the announce
nent states. 'For this reason ar.
have been made to per-
nits-a- limited number OF cars park 3
nside.' o
Clinton plays here Monday, Tues.
lay and Wednesday.
The box score:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
FiUe Governors OF
Coal States Check
Up Harding AnslUer

Washington. July 2i.-when the
cabinet went into session today five
governors OF states 10 whom Presi.
dent Harding had dispatched tele.
grams asking their cooperation In
protecting roopened mines had not
yet been heard front II was an'
nounced az the white House today.
These states are Oregon. Texas,
Montana, Arkansas. and Oklahoma.
The governor OF Oklahoma Is ex.
pceted to reply today. according to
telegram received from his seere.
tary.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-22
Duncan Wins Another.

Duncan, July 21.-Duncan took the
first game of the series with Will
son by 8 to score. Sealy, on
the rubber for Duncan allowed the
visitors eight hits, while the Dun.
can team got to Bulla, in the box
for Wilson, for eleven safe blows.
Wilson staged a rally in the seventh
and by two hits and walk got the
bases loaded with no one down.
Sealey met the situation in true form,
striking out the next two batters
that faced him and then fluke hit
scored one run, the next man being
an easy out. Two errors in the ninth
let two men on bases and he re-
sponded again by striking out all
three of the men who faced him.
getting total of eleven strike.outs.
Score by innings; r Fl e
Wilson ------202 900 10O--5 s 3
Duncan -031 002 0Sx-9 Ii 4
Batteries: Bulla and Wade; Sealey.
Gibson and Blair.