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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-12
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liaus svarbiais tikslais. Is
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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-12

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WASHINGTON, sausio II

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TELsIAI. Telsiq APPS. ta-
ryba nutare prasyti valdzios
iyesti degtines monopoli il
naikinti smukles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
RAILWAY To Be
STRONG SUNDAY.
Union County Teams Only
Chance to Beat Amboy
This Year

Announcement vas made n
morning that Mike 500 will pitch
for the Perth Amboy Athletic AS
ISOLATION nine against the Railway
representative nine on the local held
Sunday afternoon. Railway was
scheduled to play here a short time
ago but rain prevented the game.
The purpose of using 500 Is TO
give the fans of this city and vicin-
ity a. chance to see the pitching star
of the Virginia League in action. He
made a great record with the Ports
mouth, Va, team this eason and 1t
would not be surprising to see him
advance further in the baseball
world next season.
It would be impossible to better
the pitching performance of A1cer
Jensen at Tottenville last Sunday
afternoon and for this reason he will
be used a week from Sunday against
Hilker's team in what Amboy ex-
poets to be the last contest OF the
Interstate series. Jensen will be on
hand Sunday in addition to being a
pitcher. is a corking first sacker
and aegood outfelder.
Rah Jay probably will be padded
somewhat for this game. inasmuch
as it is the first meeting of the two
| teams this season. Last year Rah-
! way won two out of three gamei
played with the locals. In the nea
future a series may be arranged be.
tween the Pearls of Elizabeth, Rah,
way A. A. and the Recreations OF
Plainfeld, to decide the champions
ship of Union county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
INDEPENDENTS
READY START
South Amboy Girls Out for
State HonorS-- Want
Bookings

The South Amboy Independent
Girls Basketball team has been re-
organized for the coming seaso and
Miss Edna Bennett is DESTROYS of ar
ranging games with teams in the
field for the state championship.
Last season this team was one of
the leading c~ontenders for Middlesex
county honors. Games were played
on opponents courts and also on the
South Amboy High School court on
Thursday nights in connection with
the Junior Order United American
Mechanic contests.
Miss Bennett has not announced
her lineup for the season, but has
indicated that the Misses Dora For
gotson, Marion Thorn. Katherine
Miller and herself will be found at
their regular posts when the curtain
rises for the opening game. Just
who the fifth player will be had not
been announced.
The Independents are the first fe-
male team in this section to an
nounce its organizations plans for
the season. This year as last, games
will be played at home and away.
The South Amboy High School court
probably will be used on Thursday
pights again this season
All communications should be ad-
dressed to Miss Bennett, Broadway,
South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
2KEY 500 10 PITCH FOR AMBOY AGAINST AHW 9
III Perth AmbOy Gun
Club T~rdpShOOters I'm
BigAuanticC ityShOOt

4 squad of eleven trapshooters
will represent the Perth Amboy Gun
Club in the Grand American Handi-
cap-the feature event of the week
CT trapshooting matches now being
held at Atlantic City-this Saturday.
Despite the fact that tnese members
Of the local club are going up
against the best clay pigeon gun
ners in thirty-fve of the forty-eight
states in the union, the District of
Columbia, and four provinces In
Canada, the Amboyans are confident
that they will make a name for
themselves n the local club.
The shoot is for 100 birds and in
Guided among the Amboy gunners
is one who annexed the national
Grand American Handicap OF 1921
A. L.. WINS, of Rad Bank, he hav-
ing made a score of n~inety-nine in
that stun competition. Another nat
labIe shooter in the ranks of the Am
BOY contingent is Adam Schrimnf
'he national indoor champion, who
annexed the crown at Madison
square Garden last year. Schrinpf
IS not only a member of the Perth
Amnoy Club but Is a bona ffde res
ldent of this city.
n other nine members Of the
Ferth Amboy contingent are: Alder
man Albert G. Waters, one of the
pest shots and most consistent
gunners in the state; John Paskie
ana George Parsons, of Perth Am
BOY: Oscar M. Mundy, the South
Amboy crack shot: DR.. Harvey w.
Hartman, George III. Conover. VIII
liam Hitchcock and John Reed of
heyport, and Arthur A. Deter of
Woodbridge.
a notable feature of the Grand
American Hindicap is that the same
winner has never repeated. Each
year, thus far in the annals of this
~trapshooting classic, a new cham
p1on a come to the fore. Some
times this champion has proven to
be an expert whose name Is well
known throughout the trapshooting
world, at other times the winner
was well known in a certain section
of the country, but not nationally.
while on other occasions the winner
has been a dark horse" whose
name was never heard among a
majority of the entrants.
Before the day of the targets one
gunner won the title twice, live
birds then being shot at. Only
once in the history of this famous
shoot has d gunner ever turned in
a perfect o of 100. Farmer
Riley Thompson of GAINESVILLE, Mo.
holding that distinction. After
breaking eighty straight he was
forced to wait for others to finish
and then broke 20 straight In the
dusk when the targets were scarcely
discernible. WINS record of SO
made in 1920 was as close as any
other man came to this record.
There are about 500 trapshooters
entered in iris years events, IL!
of whom are New Jersey residents
Pennsylvania has the largest mum
Der of entries, 1875. New Jersey con
ing second. On Friday the prelim
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
h. { PRACTICE
IS POSTPONED
Will be Held Today, Weather
Conditions Permitting
Further Plans

Coach Robert S. Waddell's plan
to have practice yesterday was not
carried out as expected on account
of the ~unfavorable weather condi-
tons Although it cleared up after
an all day rain, the holding of a
practice would be taking a consider
able risk for the Copper Works field
was a Veritable mud mire.
With weather permitting, practice
will be held today after school. More
candidates are expected out as the
fight for the different positions will
be waged till the beginning of the
first game. The choosing for the
first time of eleven capable men will
prove a hard task and the coach is
DESTROYS of giving everyone an equal
chance.
Coach Waddell announced yester-
day that there will be two %elevens,
a varsity and a scrub, which means
that at least twenty-five men will be
carried on the squad.
Manager Johnson stated today
that in compiling the schedule all
games will be booked on foreign
gridirons. The reason for this is the
lack of a suitable field. None of the
fields in this city come up to the re-
quired standard and unless the board
of aldermen or park commission lays
out a field. local fans will not have
the privilege of seeing the Crimson
and White players in action this sea-
son at least.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
GIRLS
REORGAN|ZE
Miss Mabel King is Chosen
Manager Out for State
H0nOrS

The Roosevelt Center girls have
reorganized for the coming season
and are ready to hear from all bas-
ketball teams in the field for state
championship honors.
Miss Mabel King las been chosen
to once again pilot the to sue
cess and communications from teams
desiring to play the Centers, should
be addressed to her at Chrome. 1t
is not known whether the Centers
will play at home or entirely on
opponents courts.
No announcement has been made
regarding the lineup of the Centers
for the 1929 season. Last year
the Centers had in Miss Eva Shecht-
man, one of the best girls basket
ball players in the state and it is
probable hat she will be with the
borough team again his year The
remainder of the lineup was chosen
from. the Misses NJ. King, G. ElI!s,
*. Robertson, l. Schwartz and X.
Burke.
The Centers made a splendid
showing on the court last season,
being considered a strong contender
fer MiddleseX county and state
honors. The Roosevelt team per-
formed in this city. South Amboy,
Woodbridge, Roosevelt and on other
courts throughout the state. One of
the best teams played by the Cen
ters was the crack Winona outfit of
Paterson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
DUNN & LITTLE
WORK SUNDAY
For Aquehongas in Game
Against Hoboken Stars at
TOttenviIIe

If Kelly, the Railway arbiter, was
to be the nineteenth man in the
game on Aquehonga field. Totem
vile, Sunday afternoon. he would
end his opening address to the fans
in this land for the Aque-
hongas Dunn pitching and Little
catching" For this will be the bat
terry Manager Hilker will use
against the Hoboken Stars on Sun
day afternoon. according to present
indications.
Umpire Kelly made an announce
ment of this kind before the Amboy-
Tottenville game on Sunday after
noon and when the sixth inning
drew around some of the fans We're
heard to say. Il guess it is Little
catching"
Dunn, however, has pitched re-
markable ball since coming to the
Aquehongas and while he was hit
hard by the Amboys last Sunday, it
would have been impossible for the
Tottenville representatives to beat
Aicer Jensen at the pace he was
travelling. Little in former appear
ances in this section has played re-
markable ball. 1t is not easy to step
in and put up a hashy game before
a big crowd especially in a game
which is the turning point of a sec
tional series.
Stiff opposition is expected from
the stars Sunday. This team is
scheduled to come here on a previ-
Gus date this season, but the game
was postponed on account of rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
MAURER NINE
VS.. CASEYS
On Grove Street Grounds,
Woodbridge, This Sum-
day Afternoon

Manager John Urbanski's Maurer
Athletic Association baseball team
will endeavor to even matters with
the Woodbridge Knights of Column
bus nine when these two teams cross
bats on the Grove street grounds in
Woodbridge on Saturday afternoon.
The first meeting of these two
teams resulted in a so victory for
the Caseys. Risley, who pitched a
two-hit shutout game against the
Woodbridge Field Club nine last
Sunday, probably will occupy the
mound for the home team, while
Max Wagenhoffer will receive the
pitching assignment for the visitors.
The Maurer representatives re-
ceived a severe jolt last Sunday
afternoon when they were given a
facing by the Hungarian Catholic
Atlub nine in the first game of a new
Series for the North Amboy diamond
championship. Previous to this
contest the Maurer players had
taken two straight games from the
Lehighs in another series for the
same honors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Regain are expected back In this city
by Saturday. They have been play
Ing with the ranvilie team in the
Piedmont League.
The local police are reported to
be IN great condition for their rub
Der contest with the Elizabeth blue
coats on the local field tomorrow
afternoon.
All arrangements have practically
been completed for a Landing-Perth
Amboy series, the first game of
which will be played on the local
field the first Sunday in October.
Now that the Giants have cinched
the National League pennant, New
York fans are pulling for the Yam
KEGS to repeat in the American cir
cult.
The Recreations of Plainield are
making rapid strides in the organi-
zation of their gridiron team for the
coming season. This club has boast
ed of one of the strongest teams in
the state in past
On Sunday afternoon the Railway
representative baseball team will
cross bats with the Perth Amboy
Athletic Association on the Rariten
Copper Works field.
Saturday ball in this city is about
over for this season. 1t is probable
that the Knights of Columbus team
will play a few games before the
diamond season passes out. but
these contests will be played on for
eign fields.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
BY High School Correspondent

Miss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick has
been appointed the new girls gym
instructor at the local high school.
Miss Kirkpatrick succeeds Miss
Marion Burns who has accepted a
position at Leonia high school.
The new coach is a native of the
sunny south, her residence is at
Chattanooga, Tennessee. Miss Kirk
patrick attended a girls seminary at
Chattanooga and later the Battle
Creek. Mich, normal school where
she specialized in athletics. The
Lake Michigan institution has pro-
duced some of the foremost teachers
and coaches in the United States.
While at the Battle Creek institu-
ton, Miss kirkpatrick developed
into an all-round athlete, playing on
Cour varsity teams, basketball, base
bail, soccer and field hockey. Her
extensive training on the field of
sport equips her for the producing OF
crack teams here.
After graduating from the western
normal school, Miss Kirkpatrick
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
COHetH Ends Training
for Battle,
Morris andEgmOreB Busy

Joe Colletti, crack Poughkeepsie
fyweight, ends his training today for
his eight round ring contest with
Jimmy Sweeney OF Allentown, Pa,
ss the Roosevelt Boxing Club in
Coughl.n's auditorium, Roosevelt on
Friday night. Both men are rated
with the topnotchers in the fiyweiglit
division.
Colletti has trained faithfully in
preparation for this contest mas
much as he expects to encounter his
fr5t real opposition IN this section
when he steps into the ring with the
Allentown boy. The Poughkeepsie
A\ywelght has also been sighed u
Meet frankie Murray of Philade,-
.rhia in the main event on the 20
lice Mutual Aid Society card to be
exhibited in the local auditorium on
Thursday night, OctCber 10.
y peculiar feature a3out the fight
Friday night is that Colletti is rlan-
aged by Ed ''Moones' Pouisen of
this city, while Sweeney is being
directed by Tony Dragotta, also OF
this city. Although Sweeney has
fought in this ~vi2inity to date
and Colletti has no. participated N
many engagements, both men have
Their respective hackers in this Sec
t,oa.
Colle.ti, 1t will be r~c'nerSers5.
fought at a smoker staged by the
Raritan Copper works athletic
association on the Rarltan Cope
works field several years e and
las: Spring stopped Sailor Hammer
IL the local auditorium. Around this
time Colletti scored three ~krocko"ts
In three weeks, hating Hammer,
Jimmy Jackson aud Harry Catena.
All three bouts eudel in The second
round, broken nos3 aav ug been in
EicttG in each pout
Poulsen's fighter has engaged In
bouts with a majority of the head
liners in the flyweight class. He
fought frankie Genaro four times
and had the better of w of the en-
counters, stopped Phil McGovern
and also battled Eddie O'Dowd,
Charley Ray and boys of similar
ytrength.
Sweeney has also fought a number
of the best lads in the flyweight di-
vision. Most of his ring experience
has been gained in his home state
at clubs in Allentown and Philadel-
phia. His manager has expressed an
opinion hat Colletti will take the
Mount in this engagement.
Egmore and Morris Ready
Although continuing their train
Ing, Young Egmore of this city. and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
Miss kirkpatrick Girls
Director at High School,,
Successor Miss Burns

taught school 1t Alton. H., and In
her home city of Chattanooga.
Dring the past summer she has
taken a comprehensive curse il
the teachers department at Column
bia University, New York City. In
outlining a schedule for the further
ance of girls athletics, Miss Kirk
patrick plans to run off an inter-
class volley ball league. a volley
ball league is an innovation on the
athletic program.
For the girls basketball varsity
Miss kirkpatrick banks her hopes
on three of last years veterans. Last
season Amboy vas the winner of the
girls county championship and con-
sidered as one of the best teams in
the state.
Miss Kirkpatrick has a pleasing
personality and the girls will no
doubt support her to their utmost
as great results are expected.
Miss Burns was girls instructor
at the local high school for -four sea-
sons and accomplished great results.
With regret word of her departure
Is received by the students, faculty
and parents of the students.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13

mary handicap will be shot off and
all of the Amboy gunners plan tc
participate in this in order to get
in trim and accustomed to the traps
for Saturdays classic. The ma
jority of the local club members
plan to leave today for the coast
city.
In h~andicapping the gunners, nc
bird handicap is given, but the
shooters are allotted distance han
dicaps, the crack shots firing from
the tweny-three yard line, while the
others will shoot from marks vary
ing up to fifteen yards from the pit
from which the targets emerge.
In addition to the honor of win
ming the title of national champion
there will also be cash prizes for
those who finish near the top of the
tourney.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13

Two county ElrlS teams nave an
nounced their organization plans
for the coming season, the Centers
Of Roosevelt and the Independents
of South Amboy. Both are out for
state Eonors.
Charley Hilker's statement that
his Aquehonga nine would not lose
another game this season, was
made without deeper consideration
of the Amboys strength, local fans
believe.
The Woodbridge championship
series was ended on Sunday after
noon when the Knights of Column
bus scored 4 shutout victory yer
the Field Club team. This was the
Caseys second win in as many
starts.
It is probable that Paul Sutton
of Speedway basketball fame may
play with the representative lot-
tenville gridiron team during the
coming season.
Followers of Babe Ruth are or
tho opinion that a home run MT
ting squirt by the Bambino IN tne
important western tour which starts
TODAY, will materially aid the New
workers. in pulling across the ilne
ahead of it's opposition.
Baseball fans in North Ampoy
were surprised at the outcome OIL
the Observation-Disclosures contest oi
the l~atter's field last Sunday AFTER
noon
Tn some quarters there Is az
much interest in the Carl MOTIFS,
Young Egmore six rouno event a.
E3osevelt Friday night. as there is
in the EIGHT round go joe
coIIetti and Jimmy Sweeney.
At the EXPENSE c. the Hopohei
Stars the Auuehongas OF Io,ten,
viI,c EXPECT to make up Tor theit
defeat last Sunday at the HANDS OF
the Amboys, when the Two team
come together Sunday afternoon
Charley stinson end Ed
tA'p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
65 IN PRINCETON SQUAD

PRINCETON. Sept. 13-Arrival
of ten additional members has
brought Princeton's early practice
football squad to siXty-fve. S. Har-
rison Thomson. who carried away
national decathalon. honors at
Newark and Bruno Hills. Olympic
star, were among the late arrivals.
Thomson will be a candidate for
the backfeld and Hills will try out
for the line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13

Carl Morris of Chrome, are in a fit
condition to step in the ring on a
moments notice. The winner of this
bout will be acclaimed the feather
weight champion of Middlesex u
ty. Both men carry knockout punch
es, out Norris has the advantage in
asmuch as he has had a number of
fights the last several weeks while
Egmore has been combining himself
entirely to gym work.
Many boxing fans are of the opin-
ion that there is as much interest in
the Egmore-Morris fight as in the
main event. In addition to these
two contests, there will be three
four-rounders. Tickets for this show
can be purchased from Ed Poulsen,
22S Market street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
Lewis Wins Match.

Richard Lewis, resident of Tot
tenville and student of Princeton
college, beat Ralph Martin who mas
entered Princeton this fall, in a ten
mis- match for the championship of
the Prince Bay country club on The
club grounds last Sunday. The
scores were: Ga. 6-1. 3-6 and 60.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13

On Sunday afternoon the Eagles
of Pleasant Plains defeated the
Huguenot nine on the latter's field,
GA in the second game of their
series. Huguenot won the first
game. A week from Sunday the
third game will be played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
PIRATE BASEBALL TEAM
SCORES ANOTHER VICTORY

The Pirate baseball team again
defeated the Meade representative
team on the Wonderland Park
grounds last night. The score vas
night was 81 and the game was
called at the end of the sixth in
ming on account of darkness.
The o score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13

The Keystone Jrs. defeated the H.
C. c. Juniors, Sunday afternoon, 6-5.
Rosie pitched for the victors. The
Keystone nine wants games with
light junior mines. A. Gadomski
I'll Parker street Is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
Elizabeth Coming Strong

The Elizabeth bluecoats will come
here tomorrow afternoon with their
strongest lineup in an effort to take
the deciding game of their series
with Bill Seiboth's warriors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,
RESULTS
National League

Plttsburgh-Boston, ram
st. Louis Philadelphia. ram
only games scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13
League

Cleveland 8, Chicago 2.
st. Louis s, Detroit 6.
Other teams not scheduled
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-13

The score by innings:
Pirates 3 0 0 2 0 0-5
Meades 0 0 0 0 l OIL
The summary-Three base hit, j.
Gardella. Two base hit, Brezen.
Struck out by Frazer, s; A. Gardella,
0. Bases on balls. Frazer. 3; Gar
della, /.