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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
SP0RTSMENT To
MEET TONIGHT
Will be Session of Rod and
Gun Club at City
Hall

A big turnout is anticipated at
the city hall tonight at s o'clock
when Perth Amboy's outdoor loving
sportsmen meet to Join the Perth
Amboy Rod & Gun Club in ~electIng
officers for the ensuing year. The
500 mark has been set as the mem
bership goal for this organization
which will include trapshooters,
hunters, deep-sea, saltwater and
brook fishermen.
The intention of local sportsmen
is to hand together in order that q
strong organization might he formed
which will have influence in bring
ing about the stocking of nearby
woods with game and Of nearby
lakes and streams with fsh, thus
twenty-five miles Or more to reach
good hunting and fishing territory.
The annual dues in this organiza-
ton will be such as to make 1t pos
sible for practically anyone who has
the desire to Join to do 30. One
dollar has been decided upon a. the
yearly dues.
Following the election of
officers tonight, a plan of action
will be mapped out for future meet
ings and steps will be taken at once
to see that this vicinity 10 not for
gotten when the streams and woods
are again stocked by the state. Ow-
ing to the large number of enthusi-
astic hunters and anglers In Perth
Amboy there should be little diff
Guilty in getting a membership of
500. Those who desire to join but
find it impossible to be at tonight's
meeting are requested to send their
dues at once to Alderman Albert G..
Waters, 81 Fayette street. and mem
bership cards will be promptly
mailed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
Germantown CHAMPIONS
here TOMORROW NIGHT

The Germantown (Pa.) volley bail
team which invades this city tomor-
row night for a five game match
with the local Y. M. c. A. varsity In
the concluding contest of the season
for the Amboy team. is the logical
national championship combination,
IL being the only team entered in the
national tourney this year to defeat
the Pittsburgh ~" team, which won
the championship honors.
In deciding the national cham
pions four teams were finally left
out Of a held of more than thirty.
In these concluding matches games
and not matches were counted.
Pittsburgh succeeded in taking two
straight games from Johnstown and
Philadelphia Southwest but lost two
out OF three to Germantown. Ger
mantown, although IL defeated cash
of these three teams. lost one game
in each match. The final percentage
gave Pittsburgh the higher average
and thence the title.
Tomorrow nights match, which
will be largely attended, tickets hav-
ing sold fast in advance. should de-
eide whether the Amboy team has
improved any since last year. When
the Germantown team made its mi
tial appearance here last ear 1t took
i've straight games from the locals.
The showing made by Amboy at
Brooklyn in the national tourney
this e however, has made the
local players confident that they can
not only give the Germantown team
stiff opposition but defeat it.
The final practice OF the local var
sity will be held at Z o'clock tonight.
All members are urged to be on
hand promptly at this hour. To-
morrow nights match will start at
s o'clock. The public. including men
and women. IL invited. tickets being
for sale at the door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
MElCH|Ck AND
YOUNG PITCH
Local Moundsmen Oppose
Each Other in Game at A.
lentoWn Tomorrow P. N.

Tomorrow afternoon az Allentown.
n. j., Art Young and Mike Milchick
of this city will be the opposing
pitchers in q Three-M League con-
test. Milchick will do the fiinging
for the Allentown team, while Young
is slated to go on the mound for
the visiting Cranbury OUTFIT.
This league, which is made up OF
teams from Middlesex. Monmouth
and Mercer counties, opened its sea-
son last Saturday. Both Young and
Milchick lost their game by the same
score. and in both cases the result
was due to poor fielding and weak
hitting behind the pitchers. Free
hold beat Allentown, and Yardville
scored a win over the Cranbury out
fit.
There are six teams in this or
~ganization. Allentown. Cranbury,
Freehold, Hamilton Square, Nights
town and Y~ardville. Cranbury is
the only Middlesex county team.
Young pitched for the CranbuSy
team last season. while Milchick
signed with the Allentown organiza-
ton a week ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
MAT CONTESTS
HERE TONIGHT
Three Bouts Arranged for Co.
Iumbia Hall Tonight Han
son Referee

At Columbia Hall on State street
tonight three wrestling bouts will be
staged under the auspices Of A. 5.
Walter of Trenton. In the main
event Joe Particle. Italian wrestler
Of Chicago, will meet Joe Vargo, 209
pound champion of Hungary.
The main event will be decided
two out of three falls, all TO q finish.
Vargo is travelling through many of
the leading cities in this section, re-
Gently having met a contender for
his title in Trenton and another n
in New Brunswick. For the bout
tonight Particle and Vargo will bota
weigh in about 200 pounds.
Vargo is credited with recently
holding Wladek Zbyszko even for
one hour in a mat contest at Tren-
ton. This feat attracted great at
tention for this exponent of the mat
game. Particle is rated as one of
the leading catch-as-catch-can
wrestlers in the west.
There will be two preliminary
bouts, each one fall to a finish. The
first bout will go on at Sis o'clock.
Jorgen Hanson, veteran local wrest-
Ter, will be the third man in the ring
in all of the bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
JAMES MULLEN
CASEY PILOT
Veteran Player and Manager
Chosen Leader and Coach
of CaseyS

James Pick" Mullen will coach
and act In the capacity Of field man.
ager for the knights of Columbus
team representing San Salvador
Council 299. Mullen il well known
in this section. having played ball
with various teams, including the
Nationals Of many years ago. and
also managed = number OF teams.
Ray Seguine is booking manager
for the Casey team and he has an
engagement booked with the Unite1
Lead Works combination for tomor-
row afternoon. The United Lead
Works have won six and lost none so
far this season. Teams desiring a
booking with the Caseys should
communicate with the booking man
ager ~ he 10 fast filing his schedule.
At q recent meeting James Romer
was chosen captain Of the Knights
of Columbus team, and at this SEES
sion 1t was announced that Bill
Dzurilla will be in the Casey lineup
In a week or two. Early or Jeroff
viii do the pitching for the Caseys
tomorrow afternoon, while McNulty
is scheduled to work for the Lead
Works team. This game will be
played on the Lead Works grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

OF all opposition booked to play
the strong East Orange representa-
tive team this season the Stamford,
Conn.,, combination is credited with
putting up the greatest exhibition.
The Stamford, Conn.,, team will play
Messrs. Applegate and Poulsen's
Perth Amboy Athletic Association
nine on the Raritan Copper Works
field Sunday afternoon.
Last Sunday afternoon the SIAM
fords Travelled to East Orange and
engaged in a tussle with the strong
representative team of that place.
Twice when the tide was rapidly
turning in favor Of the New England
state team home runs gave the home
team a fighting chance and the
same. In the ninth inning and with
East Orange a run in the rear. one
OF the home players clouted the pill
for a circuit.
Tho two teams battled into extra
1 innings and when the fifteenth ses-
hiion was reached an East Orange
player clouted out another home run
and the game vas decided 4-3. The
hard hitting East Orange team WIS
held to eight hits in this fifteen in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
KELSBEY EAGLES PLAY
WOODBRIDGE F. C. SUNDAY

KEASBEY, May 26.-The Eagles
will journey to Woodbridge SUNDAY
afternoon to meet the woodbridge
r. C. With Sullivan in the box, the
locals hope to ward on the 1inx ina
has been with them the past Few
The Woodbridge team is going
good this season and will make the
Keasbeyites hustle to cop the
bacon" -
The Eagles will lineup as follows:
sullivan. pitcher; Copernash, catch
err: Giof, first base; Janelle, secono
base; j.. Stark, short stop; Piasko.
third base; Zolton, Grispart ana
Stark, felders. Woodbridge will use
the following men: Turner, Gillian
Borchard, Mundy, Kath, Jardot'
Guile, Martin, Neider. Michowitz
and Jacob. The local team will go
by truck, leaving here at 1880
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
Police Nine to Play

Bill Seiboth's Perth Amboy Po-
fee Social Club nine will play a
return game with the Dark Horse
combination on the City Field to-
morrow afternoon. The Dark Horses
recently defeated the Police on the
Raritan Copper Works field. Molly
will pitch and Tooian will catch
for the cops in this contest, while
johnson and O'Hara will be in the
points for the Dark Horses.
4 st. Emery's Want Booking
The St. Emery baseball team is
without a game for this Sunday and
Louis Sellyei. manager of the oom-
bination, would like to hear from a
strong senior team having this date
open. Dates in June and July also
are open. Manager Sellyei can be
communicated with by calling ESQ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

Three wrestling bouts are carded
for the show to be staged in Column
bia hall on State street tonight.
The Eagle midgets defeated the
Yankee midgets by a score of 80 in
a recent contest. Howard Brose,
1913 First street, is manager Of the
Eagles.
Gene Johnson, Elizabeth feather,
has been matched to fight in the
local Auditorium June s. He
boxed in the Auditorium at one Of
the shows staged in that building.
A great many of the leading bowl
ers of this city have visited BONN
sacks alleys this week to roll scores
in the weekly ten pin and duckpin
contests being staged on those al
leys.
The United Lead Works nine is
the strongest contenders for the
championship of the twilight indus
trial baseball league.
Manager Breslow Of the Interme-
dldlc pdoh-CpdAh a Ahao
ed that he will have a basketball
team again next season. 1t Is like
ly that the Ints will have practically
the same lineup.
Austin Bull" Hornsby, local
twirler. has a big following OF fans
in this section. and all the expected
TO turn out to see him work against
the Amboy team here Tuesday after
noon.
There is enough interest in wrest-
ling in this vicinity to insure a good
attendance at the show being staged
in Columbia hall tonight.
Manager Patterns Perth Amboy
High School varsity baseball team
will travel to New Brunswick this
afternoon to cross bats with the high
school team Of that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
METUCHEN WANTS GAMES

METUCHEN, May 26.-Members
of the Metuchen Athletic Club base
ball team have several open dates
and are DESTROYS of arranging games
to be played either here or on OPP
ponent's grounds.
Six dates are open. including a
morning game on July Fourth and
arrangements may be made by COM
municating with Jack Storms cigar
store on Main street.
Games r wanted for the follow.
ing days besides the Fourth of
July: June g., 10 and II, and July /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
TOME RUN FEVER /NFEC7S LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Followers of Sturdy" O'Leary are
confident that their favorite will
score his sixth consecutive ring VIC
tory at Long Branch tonight. He
is matched to fight the eight round
semi-inal event.
From present indications Babe"
Ruth will have a mighty hard time
to come anywhere near his home
run record of last season.
The strength OF the Raritan Cop
per Works baseball team will be
shown here tomorrow afternoon.
when Manager A~pplegate's outfit
takes the fight against the Dupont
nine.
The woodbridge basketball organ
ization Of -s22-23 will run a block
dance In the near future to secure
funds for basketball outfits. This
team will enter the proposed county
league.
Many more Staten Island fans will
come here June s to witness the
Centre A. c. bouts since they have
heard of the showing made
by Joe Covell at the last show. He
is on the card for June 8.
The Philadelphia Athletics are
still holding their own in the Amer
lean league race. The work Of this
team and Detroit in the American,
and Pittsburgh in the National. has
been the surprise Of the past few
weeks in major league circles.
Joe Colletti is hard at work train
ing for his next bout at the Allan
tic City Boxing Club. He will meet
a national known contender for the
flyweight title in his next bout.
The knights of Columbus baseball
team of this season, will make its
debut on the diamond tomorrow af-
ternoon. The Caseys will play the
Lead Works team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
!. N. /. A. |NTS
WON 80 GAMES
forty Games Were on Assn
Teams Schedule claim
Light ST. City Honors

The Y. NJ. H. A. intermediate
basketball team made a good record
on the court during the past season.
This team claims the light senior
championship of the city and was a
funner-up for the county light sem
lior title. Manager Breslow's team
lmen thirty out of forty games play
ed. Directly responsible for this
record is the work of Coach Rufus
Allen.
Victories scored over the Y. M. H.
A. Juniors entitle the Intermediates
to the championship of the boys de-
partment of the association. Karkus
led the team in scoring. being credit
I'D with AIS points. The entire team
made I'll points to 66S for the oppo-
sition.
The Intermediates will have a
basketball team again next season
and the organization of a baseball
team is being discussed at present.
The individual scoring for the sea-
son: Karkus, AS; Cohen. 81; JAG
OLSON, II; Richman, so; J. Kass. a.;
Fine, %; Sher, %; Sladkus. IS; b.
Kass, IL; Breslow, II. and Shumsky.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
Soutb Amboy r.. G.. 70 Play

The South Amboy Field Club nine
will travel to South River Sunday to
Engage in a game with the Giants OF
that place in the first of . series.
Tinker and Let's will comprise the
visitors battery. The South Amboy
p. c. wants a game on Decoration
Day with the Sacred Hearts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
lands BUSY MAN

ST. LOUIS, May 26|K>ne1haU
Mountain Lands, baseball commlss
sioner in an address here yest1ronys
complained Of the amount OF KG1ks
HE baseball job entailed.
10 not think my job Ia all play"
he bswailed. "Eve-y morning ! ind
Il necessary 70 do eighteen holes Of
gcif and each afternoon after dis
rosing of my duties I have to sit
through q game of major league
baseball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
Brooklyn 8, Philadelphia 7.
First Game.
Brooklyn Q. Philadelphia 6.
Second Game.
Chicago 2, Cincinnati 2.
Called end eighth, (rain).
Pittsburgh Z, St. Louis 3.
American League
New York 6. Washington I.
Detroit Z, Cleveland ;.
Philadelphia at Boston (rain).
International League
Baltimore s, Jersey City 5.
Reading 2, Newark o.
Syracuse S. Toronto a.
GAMES TO-DAY
National League
Boston at New York, . games.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
American League ,
New York at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
International League
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Newark at Reading.
Rochester at Buffalo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26
Hubbeu n d Hurt

PHILADELPHIA, May 26-W
bur Hubbell. pitcher Of the PHI
delphia Nationals. whose skull
fractured yesterday when he
hit on the head by . batted bali
the opening game Of q double head
er with Brooklyn. passed a fair1
comfortable night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

O'Leary at Long Branch
s.sturdy' O'Leary Of South Amboy
will battle Bill Woltin of st. Paul,
Mimi, in the eight round semi-final
event at Long Branch tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-05-26

The score Dy I'D HsS.
Atlantics ...-...... VI 10
Lead works ...... 004000x-
The summary-Three-base hit,
McNuIty. Hit by pitcher. Kirmer, 8.
Bases on balls off, Kirmer. 2; Bin
der. 2. Struck out by. Kirmer. B;
Binder, 9. Umpire-Burke.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-27

The Coyote journal will be out to-
day at noon. Remember to bring
your ticket. All freshmen who come
in the second semester can subscribe
to the Coyote journal at half price.
The ticket can be bought for rs cents
at any of the jurnal desks in the hall
OF the auditorium during the noon
hour.
The most important basketball
game Of the season will be played
at Tempe Normal court between the
Coyotes and the Normal team this
afternoon. This is the last chance
that Phoenix High has to redeem
herself from the other defeats and
to give them a chance at represent
ing the valley at the Tucson meet.
The team Will need some boosting,
so try and make arrangements Tor
Transportation to Tempe.
The Junior class elected Albert Ad-
dington as new advertising man
ager yesterday in their class meet
ing. An assembly committee was
appointed by President Bill Doyle.
John Loer, business manager of the
! Junior play, announced that the class
would award suitable prize for the
best suggestion as to new ideas in
creating enthusiasm in selling tick
cts. Ell ideas should be written and
| handed into either John Loper, Bill
Arizona republican., 1922-01-27

Miss Blake, Thomas Dunbar of Chi
cago. Robert Beardsley, Tor Fokodal,
C. A. Harman, Alexander Baker
Frank Brophy Lawrence Holden of
Boston, Royal Lescher, w. w. Kings
bury, John Rinker Kibbey and Guy
Denier.
DR.. and Mrs. Kimball Bannister
were among others who had guests.
Their party included DIR. and Mrs A.
M. Tuthill, Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Grif-
fen, DR.. and Mrs. r. l.. Larson, Mr..
and Mrs Edward F. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Longan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Metzler.
Judge and Mrs. c. f. Ainsworth
had as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Pickrell, Mrs. Charles Strong
Witbeck of Pasadena and William NJ.
Steele of San Francisco.
DIR. and Mrs. Ancil Martin We're
hosts to Col and Mrs. James II. Nc
Clintock, Mrs. Harry Latham, w. G..
Barnes of Washington, ID. c., apd
Donald Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Mcdonald gave
a small affair, having as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. buckingham, Miss
Eleanor Lewis, Miss Mary Lewis and
Cornelius Vein.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. McCalla, Mr..
and Mrs. George II. Lilley and Mr..
and Mrs Earle Nash We're the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Malley.
The Aaron Goldbergs entertained
in compliment to Mrs. John Adler OF
San Francisco, having ten in their
party.
In another small party were Miss
Ferne Johnson, Miss Josephine Hol-
man, Walter Martin and Lee Moore,
while there were many others who
participated in what was one of the
gayest events of the year.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-27
NOTES FROM CLASS AND CAMPUS
OF PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL

Doyle, Malcolm Harvey or Albert
Addington.
The girls second volleyball team
was defeated by the Tempe Normal
team on Wednesday afternoon. After
the game our girls were given a DIM
ner by the Tempe girls.
Cadets may buy military coats from
the supply officer at the supply room
in the basement of the science. build
ing which is opened at $3.50 each
morning. The coats may be bought
for 81. There are a few for 80 cents
and several are to be given away.
Cadets interested should see Captain
Shelley.
Members of the band may secure
points for winning the Coyotes by
passing the examination in the theory
of music along with their attendance
at band school, pra. teal ability and
efficiency, attendance, uniforms. in
spections, military carriage, align
ment, cadence, 100 yards under ID
seconds, high jump over AZ feet
running board jump over 10 feet
chin self 10 times, military knowledge
Cadets are held responsible for the
| correction of any errors on absentee
| list on bulleting board, military
! headquarters: also that they arrange
this week relative to making up the
same. Names will be sent in the
/ office after February /, as failure Il
not attended to. Look at Bulletin.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-27

London's fire department costs
81, 100000 a year.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-27
CABARET DINVER IS
ONE OF YEARS MOST
BRILLIANT AFFAIRS

One of the most brilliant social
events of the year took place at the
Country club last evening when
members of the smart set provided
their own pleasure at a cleverly
planned cabaret dinner. No enter
tainers could have furnished a more
enjoyable program than the num-
bers which alternated with general
dancing. Particularly delightful was
the Oriental dance presented by Mrs.
Tom Dunbar She looked exception
ally beautiful and her dancing ri
vailed that Of an artist.
Mrs. r. l.. Larson gave song and
dance number that was another Of
the big hits, and monologue and
dance by Mrs. Avery Corpstein was
remarkably good.
The setting for the event was
charming. The tables were adorned
with hyacinths and carnations, while
the Oriental note was evident in the
Chinese lanterns suspended from the
ceiling. Chinese lanterns lent to the
lighting effect. Reservations were
made for 175 guests.
There were a number of smart par
ties. The largest was presided over
by Mrs. w. ID. Hoover, who enter
tanned in compliment to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. stuart Falr1ax LanuStfeet,
Jr., of Huntington. Her guest list
included Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Row
lands, Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Page,
MIR. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Dunbar, Mr.. and Mrs.
Beeckman Lorrilard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Celora M. Stoddard, Mr.. and Mrs.
William ]. Kingsbury, DIR. and Mrs
Robert w. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. A. G,
Dulmage, Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Gold
water, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Keeler, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph G. Green, Mrs. Fred
Pole Hampton Of London, Mrs. Lou
Ella Archer, Miss Priscilla Wilson,
Arizona republican., 1922-01-27
AUTO CLUB ASSISTS
MEMBERS IN GETTING
NEW LICENSE PLATES

'T consider the Automobile Club OF
Arizona and the service it is giving
to the general public one of the most
splendid efforts in the right direction
that have come-to my attention since
a resident of this state"
So declared Miss Geraldine McIn-
erney after paying a visit to the
clubs headquarters in the chamber
of commerce building. Miss Nc
Inerney paid her auto license through
the club. Beats waiting in line at
the court house a couple of hours"
she said. 1.-THE club is to be con-
graduated on its thoughtfulness TO
it's members in rendering this addi-
tional service"
Miss McInerney holds the distinc-
tion of being the first woman mem
ber of the Automobile Club OF Ari-
zona and Is one of the most enthu-
siastic. She is we'll known in the
Phoenix business world on account
of her connection with the Phoenix
National Life Insurance company.
Miss McInerney also was a member
of the Automobile Club of Indiana
and considers these state organiza-
tions have been the most powerful
factors for good road development of
any in the United States.
AS an aid TO tourist travel. MEM
bership is of special value to women
members, says Miss McInerney.
while on a brief visit to the coast
last summer l found that my MEM
bership card in the Arizona club
stood me in good stead on number
of occasions. 1t was recognized on
par with the California clubs and
saved me many trying annoyances."
The Arizona Auto club now counts
many representative women in its
membership and judging from the
present rate of increase, club officials
are confident that within a month
the woman membership will exceed
that of the male in comparison with
the percentage of women and men
auto owners. It is now close to 20
and includes women autoists of
Phoenix, Yuma, Prescott, Flagstaff
and Kingman.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-27

the nation. 1t is the only authorized
and complete map that has ever been
issued by the association. All other
maps have been incomplete, and did
not contain all of the routes and di-
visions of the Bankhead highway.
J. A. Rountree, director general OF
the Bankhead National Highway as
sociation, was authorized to issue
this map in accordance with the
pathfinding commission reports and
various resolutions adopted by the
executive council at the meetings of
the association. He has been assist
ed in preparing this map by the best
mapmaker authorities in the country
1t demonstrates the wonderful work
that has been accomplished by the
Bankhead National Highway asso-
citation during the past six years in
promoting this great highway.