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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
BEAUvA|S POST
FIVE FORMED
Will Play in Pleasant Plains
on Saturday Nights Line
up the Same

Tottenville's representative bas-
ketball team, the Beauvais Post
American Legion, will open in Ami
citia hall, Pleasant Plains, on Sat
urday night, october ID. The oppo'
sition for this date has not been
announced.
The team this year will be prac'
tically the same as last, with Price
LaForge, Preacher. Covell, Hoehr
and Berchand. This team made q
good record on the court last sea
son, having played a number of IN
teresting games with the Perth Am
boy Speedways, the local represen'
tative court outfit.
Manager Walters is ready to ar
range games with all leading team!
in this vicinity for games on the
Pleasant Plains court or away from
home. Address unication tC
the manager, Tottenville. N. Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30

World Series
Attracting Attention
Fans

prominently mentioned as the like
ly choice for the pitching duties for
the visitors in tomorrow's game.
These have been the only names
mentioned, although 1t has been
rumored that infielders and out
fielders of comparative ability Will
be secured.
1t is known that Paul Sutton, star
of the Speedway basketball team,
will, occupy his regular position IN
center field and may bat in the
cleanup position. sutton has been
playing a bangup diamond game
with the county seat representatives
and expects to make a good show
ing before the fans of this city where
he is extremely popular.
Messrs. Applegate and Poulsen
have made known their intention of
using their regular lineup against
the Landings. Mike 500 and Lorenzo
viii. be in the points. Smith, Hem
shaw. Forman and McEnroe Will
do the inield work, and Loeser,
Dzurilla and Romer will play the
outfeld. Smith and Forman, who
hail from New Brunswick, and Hen
shaw from S~ayreville, are especially
DESTROYS of winning this game ard
thu series.
Due to the fact that night APP
proaches rapidly since the return
to standard time, it mas been decided
to start the game tomorrow after
noon promptly at 3 O'clock. 1t is
probable that Robedee and Brown
| miller will attend to the umpiring in
tomorrow's game. Brownmiller
umpired the Tottenville-Amboy
game alone last Sunday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
OANBuRY SEPARATES VS..
AMb0YS IN FIRST GAME

name of the Perth Amboy Five,
basketball fans in this vicinity VIII
recognize in the lineup three men
who performed with the famous
Riversides when that team was
Middlesex county's favorite. Hank.
Thomas. "Blackie" Regain and
"Rufy'' Allen are the remnants of
the old Rivies and will form the
nucleus OF the Perth Amboy Five
In addition to these knights OF the
basketball court three men, who are
not by any means unknown to the
sporting public, and who are recog-
nized as amongst the best In bas-
ketball circles will be found. Pete
Hanson, who performed with the
old Auditorium Five and Harmony
Five: Charley Sher, who starred
with the Tottenville quintet and the
local Y. M. II. A., and Harry DAVIS
who performed with the Harmony
Club of New York City, Roosevelt
Separates and the Speedways, arc
the three men that will complete
the roster of the Perth Amboy Five
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30

The Perth Amboy Five announces
through it's management that the
strong Danbury Separates of New
York City will be the opponents OF
the local representatives on the
local Auditorium court or Saturday
night, October IA. The Danbury
quintet is well known in this city,
having defeated the last years Y:
NJ. II. A. basketball tossers ana
having twice played the fast speed
ways. The Danbury Separates have
bolstered up their lineup considera-
bly, since last eason and are open
ing the season for the strong AS
sumption Five of Brooklyn at
Brooklyn tonight.
The locals have had severa prac-
tice sessions already and on next
Tuesday night will play a practice
game with a local scrub team. The
uniforms of the Auditorium per-
formers have arrived and will give
the team a very classy appearance,
being maroon with white lettering,
While the team will go under the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
FIELD MEET IS
BEING PLANNED
Grammar School is Making
Plans for Columbus Day
Event Big Interest

A field meet will be run off on Co.
Iumbus Day, october IL, on the Rar-
itan Copper Works field under the
auspices of the grammar school.
This is the first meet ever undertaken
by the Barrack street institution aud
viii be of the interclass variety.
Last June at the county held
meet held in New Brunswick tina
representatives of the grammar
school carried off a big share of the
prizes. Ruhe Allen will be ! nconl-
plete charge of the meet. All OF
the teachers are cooperating to
make a success of the affair. Bas-
ketball and other sports are also be-
ing built up at the grammar school
with the assistance of the faculty
and this Institution is following h
high school in e%nlarging its athlesie
program.
The Columbus Day meet VIII be
held in the afternoon and a small
ADMISSION will be charged to defray
expenses of medals. etc. The Co
lumbus Italian band may be cur
to entertain with selections during
tho meet.
The entries are divided into JUNIOR,
intermediate and senior classes n
there will be dashes. relays, a series
OF field events. The girls also VIII
have a separate schedule OF events.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30

Notice is hereby given that sealed pro,
nosaIs will be received by the Board OF
Chosen Freeholders of the County OF MIG
dlesex for the paving between tho track
at the switches on State Street. Ierth
Amboy, N. j., as per plans on Thursday'
October 9Th. 1922. at $3.50 p. NJ, at inc
County Record Building Bayard street
New brunswick, N. j. -,
Drawings, specifications and form OF oid
for the proposed work will be on hle In
the County Engineers Office, County Rec
ORD Building, Bayard Street. in the CITY
of New Brunswick. N, j., to be Inspected
by prospective bidders.
Bids must be made out on standard
proposal forms In the manner designated
therein and required by the specihca-
lions, must be accompanied by a state
ment from q surety company stating that
they will furnish the contractor. should
he be successful with a bond in the amount
OF one hundred per centum of the bid
also with a certified check not less than
ten per centum of the amount of the bid
drawn to the order of f. William Hilker
County Treasurer and be delivered at the
place and hour above mentioned.
The Board of Chosen Freeholders re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids
should they deem 1t to the best interest
of the county so to do.
BY order OF the Board of Chosen Free
holders of Middlesex County
FREDERICK G. SCHNEIDER,
County Engineer.
17712-9-26-2S-30-1O-3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30

Maize o%utpointed Bert
Si1hers in the eight round mann
- Of the Roosevelt Boxing Clup
w in Coughlin's auditorium
Eosevelt, last night. Maize cary
III enabled him to get the pette,
his Betsytown opponent anu
Ike ND for the setback received III
local auditorium early this year.
he staten Island veteran cav
onnonent six pounds. smitnvrs
in at $50 pounds. me
.n;ng round was somewhat taihe
Aghters devoting the three MN
to feeling each other out ma
forced the fighting inc 30.
better blows in the second rou"'
oh went to him by a shade.
The third round Referee HEM
lie ~ Newark, told the boys 70
and after this both men
NOD nm. There was plenty OIL
or Following the referees warn.
smithers having the better OF
exchange. 1t was Smithers
Ina The fourth stanza fouhn
III men mixing and the effect OF
kazie's work showed on ohli'ie.1
ee Smithers right eye also was
sed in this round. Maize WON
in this session. n;u
knzie was hitting Smithers at VIZ
10 ffth round, it appeared as IL
patsvtown boxers strength was
div leaving him, and the staten
nder was given another fOuI'u
olso won the sl&th
I'D by a big margin, II
)mithers appeared feIres w
start of the seventh rounu ~ .ha
Imediately started TO To- tuss
hitting. He had the better u as
moment in this stanza anu aIso
ANAL session. In the last session.
Retsvtown lad tried hard Tor 0
lokont or at least a knockd2W,
kareutly realizing the iFai MS
onent had on him.
Referee Stops Semi-Final
Gl,e latte between Benny iieriz
Esarteret and Ray Jensen OF tnis
vas stopped before the pei an
10 fift;, round after Referee LEWIS
d examined a deep cut pm w
\ahcv boxers nose. Jensen haa
s. pounds on his opponent
ching in at 1874 POUNDS, one
nd lighter than as per agreement.
here was plenty of acton IN u
Two rounds of this contest hoth
! mixing and Hertz had a sllSht
de, at the end of this period.
nors were about even in the third
nd and following a rapid eH;
lnge iii the fourth round. the cur
Jensen's nose showed up. it was
I'd Judgment of the referee TO stop
: fight. For the -four rounds
ritz had slightly the be ter of it.
is credited with q technical
lockout. The contest wa scheduled
60 six rounds.
n the crening contest e the eve
IS John Gregus OF oodbridSe,
locked out Steve enslauw or
Sest Chreme in the h.-J round OF
f~Gur-rolnd contest, Gregus weigh
in at 1862 and ~StenslaUw at l25,
tn boys fought hard up until the
20 producer was put across.
The second preliminary contest
Frrr4~-rr+rr-1--rT Hobby OF
hway, $50 pounds, IA ria VIC
of Chrome, 144 potds, ehdea III
q second round in tHformer's IA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
HUNGAR|ANS
PLAY FINAL
To Close the Season in Game
With Maurer Nine
Tomorrow

What is scheduled to be the iast
baseball game of the present sea
son for the Hungarian Catholic Club
diamond team IL to be played WIZ
the Maurer Athletic Association
nine on the Maurer grounds, tomor-
row afternoon.
These two teams are battlng TOT
the diamond championship OF NORM
Amboy and each team has won a
game to date. The Hungarians wen
the first game with Seplacky pitch-
ing against W~agenhoffer, and Urban,
skis team won the second contest
with Wagenhoffer pitching against
Oidenboom. lin
In the game tomorrow Faltisco VIII
be on the mound for the Mau:er
outfit while Seplacky will DO the
hurting for the Hungarfans. Pars-
Ter will be behind the bat for the
home team and Sabo will do the re-
ceiving for the visitors.
Both teams are expected to line
lin in regular fashion for this con-
test as the followers of the espec
tive combinations want to annex the
North Amboy title.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
Score With
Opponent I'm
g II Go Last Night

vor. Victor was groggy in the first
but managed to last through the
three minutes.
IN the third bout, Young Leslie
of this city, and Kid Cinzo of Port
Reading were the opponents. Leslie
weighed in at 142 and his opponent
1877. Leslie's second threw IN the
towel before the start of the third
round just as the referee was apout
IN call a halt. Leslie was badly bat
tered in the first two rounds.
Young Appelbaum of Rahway
scored an easy victory over john
Ginda # Carteret in the fourth pre-
liminaY contest of four rounds. APP
plebaun was five pounds heavier
han hs opponent, 124 pounds. Gin
da W. groggy at the close of the
third r,und. but succeeded in staying
through the final session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
HAS
BEEN Bic HELP
McGraW's Chief of Staff Dur
ina Past Season. Another
Real Leader

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-New
York fans always have admired the
g%eneralship of John J. McGraw. the
of the Giants. and they
give to him without stint full lauda-
ton for bringing together, In ms
devious ways, an aggregation OF the
present two-time champions, bul
none is remiss in praising Hughey
Jennings, 'Napoleon's Chief OF StaIt'
Hughey is now considered a gen
min New Yorker by the throngs
that have filled the Polo
nearly all season. Two wears ~
'the rabid followers of the Giants
were a little frigid to Jennings wheh
he moved his baggage from Detroit
and transplanted his grass plckin
habit and his stirring "E-yash' from
Navin Field to Harlem.
There was much talk then that
McGraw was preparing to retlre iof
tho active management, having &C
outred a part ownership in the ciup,
and some of the fans were skeptlcai
notwithstanding the record Jennlngs
made with Detroit, winning pennants
there in 1907, 1908 and 1903. NC
Graw kept on but Hughey disproved
that old adage about TOO many
cooks"
Jennings was not a total stranger
to the older organizations. In M
| active days he played with Balti'
more, Brooklyn and Philadelphia
in the former place with McGraW
when the latter was the best thiro
| baseman in captivity. Like McGraW
Jennings was an intielder, playing
| second base and shortstop.
Hughey is a native of Pittston
Pa. where he first saw the dart
of n coal mine. He trotted out as d
professional twenty years later, pc
ginning with the Louisville, ky. C.ut
as first base and short, going to BAL
timore in a trade four years later
In 1898 he was shifted to Brooklyn
and in 1891 he became generalissimc
of the Philadelphia Nationals
Two years later Jennings return
ed 10 Baltimore, then in the Eastern
League, remaining there until l9of
when Detroit drafted him. lie pc
came his first year n ceie'
brated by winning the pennant. Thii
season was his sixteenth as a team
leader.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
TO PITCH AGAINST
CRAZE OR HALL0WELL
IN GAME TOMORROW

season may do the pitching for the
Charlestons tomorrow afternoon.
There is great rivalry between the
fans of Kreischerville and Totem
vile, and a big turnout is expected
for tomorrow's game. This game
probably will be the last this season
for the Charlestons and also for Hill
ker's team.
Last Sunday afternoon the series
between the Aquehongas and the
Perth Amboys was ended. Amboy
won three out of four agnes in the
scheduled five game series.
1t is not known how the Aque-
hongas will lineup for the game to-
morrow. but it is probable that the
team will be about the same as a
week ago last Sunday.
The lineup for this contest has not
been announced but probably Will be
Miller or Paugh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30

Frank Dunn will do the pitching
for the Aquehonga baseball team of
Tottenville against Hallowell or
Grape for the ~Charlestons, in the
baseball contest scheduled for the
Aquehonga field in Tottenville. to-
morrow afternoon.
If the Charlestons win the game
tomorrow afternoon, they will lay
claim to the diamond championship
of Staten Island. a title now safely
held by the combination of Charley
Hilker. Hilker's team has defeat d
all of the leading teams on Staten
Island to date this season and at
first declined to play the representa-
tives of Kreischerville.
Following the game on the local
field last Sunday afternoon, the
Charlestons were booked and it is
understood Hollowell. a regular OF
the Aquehongas durin gthe present
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
CARPENTER To
FIGHT AGAIN
Will Rest for Month and Then
Go Out for Re-
venge

PARIS, Sept. 30:-"Now I am
ready to begin again in a few
months for / am far from giving up
boxing" said Georges Carpenter IN
an interview published this morn
ing by the Journal regarding his
defeat last Sunday by Battling Sikh.
ION the contrary" he continued,
"what has happened to me has
made me want all the more to box
az often as possible-and to win.
What l have to do now is to
wipe III that defeat by a new
series of victories. So L propose first
of all to take a months rest and
then take up physical culture before
beginning to train again. And
will have my revenge L car promise
you."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY

Anna G. Kelly, petitioner. and Edward
C. Kelly. defendant:
TO EDWARD G.. KELLY:
Nv virtue OF an order Of the Court OF
Chancery OF New Jersey. made on the day
OF the date hereof. in a certain cause
wherein Anna G. Kelly IL petitioner ana
you are the defendant. you are required 20
appear and plead. answer or demure 70
the petitioners petition on or before the
twentieth day of October next. or In de-
fault thereof. such decree will be taken
against YOU as the Chancellor shall think
equitable and just.
The object OF such suit is to obtain a
decree of divorce, dissolving me marriage
between YOU and the said petitioner.
Dated August 10. 1922.
HARRY S. MEDINETS.
Aiieitor OF Petitioner, 167 Smith street
Perth Amboy. N. j.
lT043-9-2-5t Dew Sat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The athletic events outside of the
baseball game. scheduled in con-
n~ection with the field day arranged
by the Beauvais Post American Lee
gion of Tottenville, are open to any
one. The baseball game Is for the
post members only. The field day
has been set down for October Z.
The county championship series
between the Perth AmboyS and the
Landings of New Brunswick which
will open here tomorrow afternoon,
Is known in New Brunswick az the
little worlds series.
Next Wednesday afternoon the
greatest baseball series of every sea-
son will get under way. The series
is shorter this year than it was last,
and therefore greater interest is be-
ing shown.
Bert Smithers, who fought Mike
Maize in Roosevelt last night, will
battle Jimmy Sullivan in one of three
feature ten-round bouts at the
Broad A. c., in Newark on Tuesday
night.
N W CioWu VI fhiIlboy bdSpboi
fans will travel to Elizabeth on
Tuesday afternoon to witness the
fourth clash of the Perth Amboy
and Elizabeth police on the dia-
mend this season.
Charleston fans are confident as
to the ability of their baseball rep
resentatives to score a victory over
the Aquehonga nine of Tottenville IN
the game scheduled for tomorrow
afternoon.
Arrangements are being made at
the present time for a field meet to
be held by the students of the Gram
mar school on Columbus Day.
Baseball, the greatest game Of all,
is rapidly approaching the end OF
another season. The great diamond
game is a three season sport-spring,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30

summer and autumn.
1t would be safe to bet that the
Landings of New Brunswick will
have a new pitcher when the game
with the Perth Amboys gets under
way here tomorrow.
The Speedway basketball team will
open their travelling season tomor-
row night in a game with the Jun
Tor Order United American Mechan-
les Of Newark on the l~atter's court.
Next Saturday night the Speedways
will open on the Polish Auditorium
court, State street and Buckingham
avenue in this city.
A week from tomorrow afternoon
the Perth Amboys once again will
leave their home field, this time to
go to New Brunswick to play a re-
turn game with the Landings of
that place.
Although it has been practically
decided that Joe Bush will start for
the Yankees next Wednesday, Man.
ager McGraw of the Giants has not
settled on his choice which will be
either Nehf or j. Barnes.
On Monday night the candidates
for the Elk state bowling league
team will have their initial linn
bering up session. About twenty
members will report for this prac-
tice.
Plans for the Beauvais Post rep
resentative football and basketball
teams are rapidly being completed.
This team will play at Pleasant
Plains on Saturday nights again
this season.
The fights at the Roosevelt Box
ing Club last night again satisfied
the fans who turned out for the
third show OF the borough fistic orr
ganiZation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
Dexter Midgets Reorganize

The Dexter Midget basketpa'i
team has been recognized and want
games with teams averaging 30 10
los pounds. d. Torrell, T.. Sneath'
!. Preacher, Meggison. Koch. Man
on and McAllen will play with the
team and Il. Torrell, ITO South FIRST
street, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
Race Gets Closer

As a result of another loss by the
New York Yankees and a win toI
the st. Louis Browns the race III
the johnson circuit became closer
The Yankees cannot be beaten IN
me regular schedule, but IL they
lose two more and the Browns wiz
two more, an extra game will be
needed to decide the pennant.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
PLAY SPEED AND VOLLEY
BALL At VOCATIONAL

The standing to date of the teams
in the athletic league of the Mid
Sd,esex County Vocational School Nc.
2. is as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
sIarions Organize

Marions Organize
Games with junior basketball
teams are desired by the Marion
quintet. Bob st. Andrassy, las
Market street, or telephone 1434-R
is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
American League

New York at Boston.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
Flyers Want Game

The Flyer baseball team Is with
out a game for Sunday and wouid
like to hear from any leading sen
Tor team. William Mansfield, 272
Washington street, or telephone
1868 is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS

YESTERDAY > VIIS
American League
Boston /, New York 0.
st. Louis 8, Chic 30 2.
Philadelphia 4, Washington ..
(First game, IL innings)
Philadelphia 8. Washington 4.
(Second camel.
National League
Chicago s. st. Louis o.
Only game scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30
National League
GAMES TODAY

Boston at New York CD.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn,
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30

Arrangements are being made at
the present time for a field meet to
be held by the students of the Gram
mar school on Columbus Day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-30

Baseball, the greatest game of all,
is rapidly approaching the end of
another season. The great diamond
game is a three season sport-spring,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-11
SPECIAL ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given pursuant to the
resolution adopted by the Board of Conn
the 9th day OF December. 1921. that in
accordance with Section 40 of Chapter 6I46,
Laws of Florida of 1913 Special Elec-
ton in each election district in the City
of Pensacola will be held on Tuesday. the
sist day of JANUARY, 1922. at which the
following proposition viii be submitted to
the qualified voters of said city:
.sShall the City OF Pensacola aban-
don its organization under the pro-
visions of the law providing a COM
mission form of government and as
sumo It's former Alderfnanic form OF I
government
The form OF ballot will be as provided
in said resolution which has heretofore
been published.
only qualified voters Of the City OF
Pensacola who were legally qualified to
vote at the City Election Of June. 1921
and whose names are on the list of voters
that shall be prepared by the City Regis
tration Officer and as the same shall be
revised and adopted by the Board Of
Commissioners win be entitled to vote at
said election.
The lists of qualified voters for said
election as prepared by the City Regis
tIlation Officer viii be published in the
Pensacola News, newspaper printed in
the City OF Pensacola. on Friday. the
Goth day of January, 1922, together with
notice OF the time and place that the
Board of Commissioners will meet to add
To such lists any names that have been
improperly omitted and to strike there
from any names that have been improQ-
erly placed on said lists
Said election win be held and the re-
suits thereof declared in, all respects the
same as a .eguIar City, election, and the
polls will open at O'Clock a. m. and
close at sunset.
Said Board of Commissioners has
designated the following polling places
and inspectors and clerks for said cleo
ton.
Election District No 12-Polling place.
s. F. Cor. Alcaniz and Intendencia
streets. Inspectors: John kiumker, G. c.
Stout, Louis Barberi. Clerk: John L.
Lind.
Election District No. 13-Polling place
Court House Annex. Inspectors. Otto
White, r. Stone. j. NJ. Stuckey. Clerk:
Thos. e. Hannah.
Election District No. 14--PoIling place
eos S. Baylen street. inspectors. John
Webb, G. c. Chandler John Rupert
Clerk NJ. r. Clark.
Tslectio- District No 15--Foilins place.