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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
Y, N, /, A. NINE
IS TUNED Up
Association Teams Will Clash
on R. c. W. Field T0mOr-
row Morning

Tomorrow morning on the Rar-
itan Copper Works field. the Perth
Amboy and Plainfield Y. M. II. A.
baseball teams will clash. This con-
test is the second to be played in
the Central Y. NJ. H. A. league. and
a big crowd of fans are expected to
turn out. The game will start
promptly at 10 o'clock.
Last Sunday afternoon the Perth
Amboy and New Brunswick teams
played a. tie game, Al. on the lat
ter's grounds. The game was termi-
mated by rain. Newmark did the
Pitching for the Amboys ia this con-
test and he Will be sent to the
mound against Plainfleld tomorrow
morning.
Coach Rufus Allen put his forces
through a strenuous practice at
Wonderland Park. Thursday night
ana Manager Louis lDaitz is conf
dent his team will come through
with a win. yak" Lowenkopf will
do the receiving for the Local team
tomorrow, Schwartzman will pJay
frs. base, Timer" Bimstein will
hold down second. Levine is slated
to play short and Mann will be sta
toned at third base. The Levine
boys and Mandel will perform in the
outer gardens.
The lineup of the Plainfeld team
has not been announced. but the
management has promised 20 bring
Its strongest combination to his
city for the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
|igh School Varsity
Nine Closes With Win

The Perth Amboy High Schoo
varsity baseball team defeated the
Faculty nine in game on the Rari-
an Copper Works field yesterday
kfternoon by a score of Ga. The
Faculty members. however, made
Fewer errors and stole more bases
fhan their younger opponents.
Crane started on the mound for
the faculty. His curves bewildered
the varsity for three innings, when
he was relieved by Waddeli. Wisner
did the receiving for the Faculty and
starred for that team. leading his
team mates with a triple n a
single. Eichlen played the first base
a la Hal Chase, while Waddell and
henry played second base and short
stop respectively, in sensational
style. Bartlett showed up well at
the difficult corner. and Hutton.
White and Ramsay covered the out
field in Waterman style. The Fac
ulty o%utf1elders proved good judges
of high balls, their catches pre-
venting the varsity team from tai
lying many more runs.
Goydics and Westcott divided the
pitching for the Varsity. The VAR
sity team sewed up the contest in
The third when they tailed three
runs. Seaman and Kochek featured
at bat for the winners with a cir
cult clout apiece.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
HUDSONS PLAY
AQUEH0NCAS
Interesting Game is Expected
on TottenviIIe Field To.
morrow Afternoon

The Aquehongas of Tottenville,
expect tough opposition from the
Harrison Hudson combination on the
Tottenville field tomorrow after
noon, mainly because of the fact
that this aggregation took the meas
ure of the Roosevelt Harmony Club
on the latter's field early in the
season. The Harrison Hudsons are
the only players credited with regis
tering a win over the Harmony out
fit.
Charley Hilker's combination has
met defeat OF the diamond only once
so far this year, this defeat was
registered by the Bayonne Field
Club nine. The Bayonne team will
be booked for a return contest on
the T%ottenville field at a later date
in the season.
Aicer Jensen will do the mound
work for the Aquehongas tomorrow
and it is the opinion Of Manager
Hilker, that if his mound work of
the past few weeks is continued,
the Harrison Hudsons will have a
hard time registering a win.
The lineup Of the Harrison Hud-
son team has not been announced
but the manager has promised to
bring his strongest lineup to Tot
tenville for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
SPEEDWAYS ENGAGE IN GO
WITH LANDING OUTFIT

Bill Sheehan's Speedway baseball
team will try conclusions with the
Landing baseball team of New
Brunswick on the latter's field to-
morrow afternoon. The Landings
are one of the leading c~ontenders
for Middlesex county baseball hon
ors, and the Speedways r likewise
a contender for this title.
Oldenboom, a southpaw, or Jerof.
veteran right-hander, will be sent TO
the mound for the Amboy team,
and Parsler will be stationed behind
the bat. The remainder of the
Speedway lineup will be the same as
was used in recent contests with
the exception that Joe Coley. well
known local balltosser, will be
found at the initial sack. Coley has
played a majority OF the contests
scheduled by the Woodbridge
Knights of Columbus nine this sea-
son.
The Landings have met defeat on
their home grounds only once this
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
AMbOY CASEYS
ARE CONFIDENT
Expect to Down Mystics on
Latter'S Field This
Afternoon

Their thirteen inning victory over
the Howe Rubber Company of New
Brunswick last Saturday afternoon,
a sample of their ability. the
knights of Columbus baseball team
of this city will travel to Belmar
this afternoon intent on continuing
their success against the Mystic
combination of that place.
The Mystics boast Of being n OF
the strongest eggregations playing
an South Jersey this seaon. This
team beat the Keasbey Field Club
on the Belmar grounds several
weeks ago by an so score, but ir-
respective of the result of this game
and the strength of the keasbey
team on that occasion, Manager
John Harrington of the Caseys is
confident that his forces can down
the Mystics.
Herman Jeroff will be started
against the Mystics,, and Early of
Railway will be on hand ready for
relief duty. Nixon, of New Bruins
wick, is slated to do the pitching
for the Belmar combination. He
has pitched a number of games in
South Jersey during the past several
seasons.
The Amboy team will leave Andy's
smoke shop on Smith street about
1 o'clock this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
|NGOTSS SURE
Of WINNING
Ready for Game With South
Amboy on Latter'S
Grounds

Confident as a result of their VIC
tory over the United Lead Works
baseball team on the Raritan copper
works field last Saturday afternoon,
Harry Applegate's Raritan Copper
works baseball team will travel TO
South Amboy this afternoon to try
conclusions with the South Amboy
p. r. r. Y. NJ. C. A. combination.
Reed will likely receive the moun
assignment for the Ingots. Apple
gates new mound assignment
started the season in a some
what weak fashion, losing to II
Dupont team of Parlin by a one.
1 sided score, but he staged a real
|comeback last Saturday and pitched
1.-THE Ingots to a clean cut victory over
the United Lead works. 1t was
the first setback suffered by n
state street team this season.
For the South Amboy team Co
minger or Stratton will pitch. Man.
ager Gene Thomas is DESTROYS OF
making UP for the setback suffered
by his tossers at the hands Of the
Perth Amboy Dry Dock nine last
Saturday afternoon. Both teams are
expected to take the field in the same
fashion as they did last week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
LEAD Works 8
To PLAY DUPONT
Return Game on ParIin Fielo
This Afternoon Dupont
Confident

Although out of the city industrial
twilight league. the United Lead
Works baseball team will this at
ternoon continue its fight for the
Middlesex county Industrial cham
pionship, when they take on the Du-
pont Powder Company team Of
Parlin. This is the second game
between these two teams this sea-
son.
Early in the season these two
teams clashed on the Parlin field,
and Manager MucciIli's forces re-
turned with an 11-3 victory. II the
Parlin team is defeated this after
noon, the Parlin team will be out OF
the the running for the Industrial
championship of the county. II the
Amboy team wins, the deciding
game will be played probably on a
neutral diamond in the near future
McNulty, the pitching mainstay Of
the Lead Works team. will start
against the Parlinites this after
noon, while Hart, who defeated
Squibbs of New Brunswick. on
Wednesday night, will do the pitch
ing for the Dupont team.
Both teams will take the field in
regular fashion for this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN III FIELDS

showing in the recent i~nterclass
meet here.
The Keystone nine is without a
game for tomorrow afternoon, and
a game with any light senior team
in this vicinity is desired. A. Cad
omskiS I'll Parker street, Is man
ager. Call 1913 between 9 and 10
o'clock.
An effort is being made to organ
ize a baseball team in the local
post office, so that the annual game
or series with the Police represen-
tative team can be played.
Joe Colletti. Poughkeepsie fly
weight. may he matched to fight
at the Long Branch Casino within
the next two weeks. A strong OPP
ponent is being picked.
The Oak Shade Midgets are desir-
Gus OF playing the Watson Midgets
tomorrow. Manager John Noark
San be reached by calling Matawan
1851 after s o'clock.
A hard luck streak describes the
work of the New York Yankees
since the start of their trip in the
West. Once again their position at
the top of the ladder is in danger.
The next basketball season will
have started before the new build
ing of the Y. NJ. H. A. has been
completed. 1t is probable that the
representative teams will travel at
the start of the season.
Local fans will be given an OPP
portunity TO see the representative
baseball team of the Y. NJ. II. A. in
action on the Raritan Copper Works
field tomorrow morning.
Applegate and Drach will proba-
bly, be the opposing pitchers in the
game on the Raritan Copper Works
field tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

The Atlantic Terra Gotta Com
pany team now appears to be the
strongest contender for the twilight
Industrial league championship, par
ticularly after their victory over the
New Jersey nine.
The peppery Charles "Pud' Stin-
son will surely be missed from the
lineup Of the Perth Amboy Athletie
Association baseball team. He should
be a big aid to Danville.
II the boxing game is started full
force in this section next fall, there
will be plenty OF material from ad-
joining towns for some of the week
ly or semi-monthly programs. These
home boys will boost the game con-
siderably.
Local baseball magnates have
been successful in ~rebooking the
Plainfield Recreation nine for a re-
turn game on the local field early
in July.
Molly, Police Social Club pitcher.
will endeavor to send his fellow
South Amboy citizens back home
this afternoon, with a defeat tied
TO them. Inc MeIroSe nremen Will
play the Cops on the local field to-
day.
There is a possibility that Roose-
welt, Woodbridge, South Amboy,
Midtown and Perth Amboy will lie
interested in a Middlesex county bas-
ketball league.
Manager Gene Thomas is conf
dent that his South Amboy repre-
sentative team will lower the colors
of the Raritan Copper Works nine
in the game at South Amboy this
afternoon.
In Boots" Cohen, Perth Amboy
high school has one of the leading
high school mile runner in Mid
dlesex county. He made a real
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
RidgeWOOds Set: For
Another Victory Here

there would be a different story TO
tell. Applegate did not deserve to
be beaten by the Recreations. IL TO
?. last Sunday afternoon.
Davis. center fielder. and Habble-
waite. catcher. played a prominent
part in the victory Of the Ridgewoods
in the first game here. and boff
OF these players will be with the
team tomorrow afternoon.
The management announces thai
the water wagon will be at the field
about ! o'clock TO spray the field
and prevent the dust from fyine
about. Robedee will umpire tho
game tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
So. River Team vs.. Helmetta

HELMETTA, June 17.-Another
Saturday afternoon game has been
booked for the weekend when h
Sterling A. c., of South River Will
come to Helmetta to play the Holy
Trinity A. A. Juniors, who have been
defeated but once this year.
The Holy Trinity Juniors are one
of the fastest teams in Middlesex
County and several fast players r
being developed for the Seniors for
1928.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
MELROSE FIELD CLUB
VS.. SHERIDAN Nine

SOUTH AMBOY, June 17.-Tne
Melrose Field Club, will tackle the
strong Sheridan baseball nine on n
Melrose diamond tomorrow after
noon. The sturdy lads from the
Melrose section hope to outscore the
Sheridan boys. -
The Melrose nine met defeat at
the hands of the New Brunswick
All Stars in a twilight game, Tues
day. and are anxious to play a re-
turn game with the Brunswickers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
HIGH TIDE TABLE
Pioneer In Two Games

This afternoon the Pioneers will
play the Railway R~eformatory team
and tomorrow afternoon the local
nine will travel to Woodbridge for a
game with the Woodbridge Field
ed to pitch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
To Stop Coughing at Night

A summer bronchial cough Keeps
not only the sufferer but other men,
bers of the family awake. Alfred
Barker. 1861 Avondale ST., E. Liver
pool, o., writes: 1T consider it my
duty to write and tell the results of
Foley's Honey and Tar, which I used
for my boy who had been suffering
from a bronchial cough for Z or s
weeks. Foley's Honey and Tar has
done him wonderful good and 1 shall
always recommend IT," 1t soothes
and heals. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
PEMBERTON ROLLS HIGH
IN HEAD PIN TOURNEY

Eight bowIers rolled more games
In the Y. M. c. A. head-pin tourna-
ment last night, Bill Pemberton
averaging high for five games with
scores of Ill, 100, 105, 102 n 30
giving him an average of 104. Penn
berton's III was the highest
bowled last night. The scores were
as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

Young Let's of South Amboy out
pointed Sam Price of Newark in
one of the ~four-round preliminary
bouts at Troxler's Club in Newark
last night. Four knockouts featured
the card. two of the main bouts end
ing in the second round. The best
fight of the evening was between
John Dixon and Benny Cross. Hon
ors were even at the conclusion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
SisIer Playing Great Ball

CHICAGO. June 17-George Sisler
first sacker of the st. Louis Browns.
is playing such brilliant baseball
that he leads in almost every branch
of the sport. Averages released to-
day show that he leads both leagues
in batting. runs scored. total hits.
total bases, three base hits and
stolen bases. He is first in either
league to make 100 hits this IA
son and is close to the top in two
Dagger and home runs in the Amer
lear league. His batting average
is .433.
Rogers Hornsby of the st. Louis
leads the National League in batting
with .399.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

A successor 10 Charles "Pudr
Stinson unannounced, Msssrs. POul-
s,n and Applegata Of the Perth Am
Toy Athletic Association .a'7 mo. -
y 2 made il knowr that they are
rCsdy for tIe .nGaiEE of tho Rid -.
wood combination o. Brotglyn a.
uorrow afternoon. he RsssewooGe
I'D Amb3ys vii. clash on me Rar-
IAN CorEt- Works field tomorrow
afternoon
On sun lay afternoon. May Il. the
I~:Idgewoo4s caHns h.'e 70 a ga -
With the Amboys. Outside Of .se
fact that this team was mak-.s
Cite an impression IN Eastern SEN.
pro circles. their ability was IN
known. Drach was sent 10 the
mound for the Ridgewoods. and his
slow ball and splitter baffled the
local PLAYERS.
The Amboys collected fifteen hits
in the game 1 the week prior to
the earan of the Ridgewoods.
Drach held the locals TO six well
scattered hits. three for Loeser. two
for Henshaw and one for Stinson.
While their twirler was pitching a
magnificent game. the Ridgewoods
succeeded in getting to the offer
ings of Acer Jensen for ten safeties.
The Ridgewoods won by a score Of
6-1. The visitors registered run
in the first. three in the fourth. M
in the seventh and one in the
eighth. Ambevs only run was sent
across the pan in the seventh in
ming.
Drach will positively pitch for the
Ridsewoods here tomorrow after
He pitched a great game
against the Howards OF Brooklyn
last Sunday afternoon. The How
ards play a double header with the
Recreations of Plainfeld on the lat
ter's grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
uoxers az West Amboy

The Clover baseball team will
travel to West Amboy tomorrow to
cross bats with the representative
team of that place. The Glover
pitching choice has not been decid-
ed upon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

Detroit, 9; New York. 4.
Chicago, 9; Philadelphia, s.
Boston, 8; Cleveland, s.
st. Louis, IS; Washington, 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

Newark, 8; Toronto, 2.
Buffalo, 6; Jersey City. 2.
Baltimore. Is; Syracuse, T..
Rochester, 9; Reading, g..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

New York, z; Pittsburgh. I.
BROOKLYN, IL; st. Louis, 2.
Philadelphia. 4; Cincinnati, 2.
Chicago, Z; Boston. 6 (Twelve in
nings).
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
St. Emerys TO Play

st. EfneryS 70 FIay
Mallet or Gardella will pitch for
the st. Emery nine in the game
against the Eagles at Pleasant
Plains tomorrow afternoon. The
local players will meet at the ferry
at 1880 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
Amboy Minus Stinson

The Amboys will take the field
minus their poppy shortstop. who
left this city to play with the Dam
vile, Va. team in the Piedmont
League. The local magnates have
tried hard TO secure a capable sue
cessor to Stinson, but up TO a late
hour this morning had not made
known their success.
Outside of the shortstop position.
1t is likely that the Amboy team will
take the field in the same fashion
as against the Recreations of Plain
field last Sunday afternoon. The
Ridgewoods played a good game
against the Recreations recently.
There is every indication that
Harry (Chunk) Apologize. field
manager of the local team, will start
in the mound for the AmboXs to-
morrow afternoon. Many fans in
this vicinity are of the opinion that
IL Apologize had pitched against the
Ridgewoods in the first game here,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

TIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fuIs, Sca
man and Kochek. Three base hit,
Wisner. Two base hits, Patten and
Aneckstein. Struck out by Crane, 2;
Waddell, 4: Goydics, 4; Westcott, l.
Bases on balls off, Crane, l.; Wad-
dell, 1; Goydics, 4; Westcott, /: Sac
ri1ce hit, Kochek. Stolen bases,
Bartlett, 2; Wisner, Aneckstein n
Patten. Umpire, Emmons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
The score by innings:

N. j. T. Co.. 1 0 l 0 8 0 0-5
P. A. Hardware. l 0 0 l 1 0 0-3
The summary: Home run, An
drecsik. Struck out. by Mickelsen,
Z; Thullesen, Z.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
GAMES TODAY
National League

Pittsburgh at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston 1.-TWO games)'
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
Fire Company Teams 10 Play

The Hopelawn and Fords fire
teams will clash in a re-
turn game at Hopelawn tomorrow
morning. Fords defeated Hopelawn
last week. Sabo or Burnley will
pitch for the Hopelawn team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17
American League

New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

Buffalo at Jersey City.
Toronto at Newark
Rochester at Reading.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-17

showing in the recent interclass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
LOCAL NE THEN
PRUNING FOR
v. '. j. SQUAD
STATE UNIVERSITY RACQUET
EERS WILL APPEAR HERS
NEXT SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON.
Three Wheeling Boys Are in States
lneup-locaI Team Not Yet
Decided Upon.

The West Virginia university ten
mis- team. on transforming trip
through 8Orthern West Virginia and
Ohio. will meet the Wheeling Tennis
club representatives in this city next
Saturday afternoon on the local clubs
courts in Edgdale at 2 o'clock.
Three Wheeling boys will be seen
in the colors OF West Virginia when
the teams come here. in the persons
OF Herbert Olmstead. Charles Hut
Chins and f. J. Riley. who are all let
ter men on this years squad The
Wheeling team has not been picked
as yet, but will be made from the fol-
lowing players: Tom Cummins, Tom
Reattie. Slack" Bowie, Arthur Eo'
bert. Tugh Fleming. G. W. Perkins.
William Abrams and Clark Fulton.
Wright Hugus. former state cham
pion. will undergo an operation today
and will not be able to compete In the
meet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
HONOR GUESTS IN
HANDBALL GAME
warren Church and W. b. Elnoes
Exciting Match at MSrr1oSS @no
Borham Courts.

Warren Church. KiwanIan. and Naro
p Elliott Rotarian. were the hohoi
c,as,s Tuesday at the Marriott anu
porharp HandhaU Courts They thre"
ths hull onto the courts and jumped IN
oster II. II took about an hour ana
half for the Kiwarian 70 emerge tne
y;ctor smiling 10 be sure. but agreeing
with his buddie. Ward e. that the game
NJ hand ball Is an interesting contest
q, With insurance men and school prin-
r,nlAs MAY indulge with keen pleasure
and nroht The three games were rat
Ting good ones, hard played ana livery
turnout.
score Of 81 10 Is. but the professor
Sa,ded one back 20 him strong in the
second when Warren could not seem !"
hardls the service OF Ward B. much TO
yr,t-,,, criovuent The game ended
- 70 II for Elliott. In the deciding
CANA of the series Church won by one
nnIpt after a hard scrappy fight by ooth
nlayers Elliott playing an aggressive
match from start 10 finish. Church mn
.IIy won after holding his opponent al
% poInts Just one point less thah the
raouired number 70 win. II was
.rornv series thru-out. Score Church
sI-I1-2l Elliott 10 81 %.
The second match was petWee"
Joseph Bnlten and Harry Hlts-em HeE
nolds. Harry Is the tavorite OF the
hand ball tipsters. Joseph mace marry
move about a bit. scrappy and snappy
In eyArv angle Of the game but the ter
riac drives Of REYNOLDS are heart
braakers and taxing the skill and en-
urance OF the seasoned players 10 re-
,,,rr. Harry won TWO in 70" ny the
score OF q to In the first and q 10
- the second Several games we're
ros,nonsd II later In the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
CHARLEY H|XENbAUGH WILL Be
WITH CA5EY5 AGAINST CUBANS
FORMER EELiNG n Ugh
SCHOOL TWlRLER TO PERFORM
AT BElLAIRE SUNDAY
Worlds Champion Negro Team Is
Booked to Appear Here-Sells
Hall VIII Also Play

According TO an announcement
made last evening by the manage
ment OF the Wheeling Caseys. Charley
Hkenbaugh, former Wheeling Hight
athlete and one Of the best baseball
players turned out of the Ohio Valley
Viii be in the Casey lineup next Sun
My afternoon when the fast Cuban
yGiants, world champion coloreo
cam OF Pittsburgh. Is met at River
riew Park. Bellaire.
Hixenbaugh agreed last night 10
hurl Sundays game, and no doubt
many OF his old followers will be on
hand.
The Giants that come here SUNDAY
sare known throughout the length ana
breadth OF the land as the greatest
,o,ored team in the country. In their
lineup appears Sells Hall. the noted
pitcher who is ranked with the Amer
loan and National League pitchers,
Nao has toured the country seVerai
tines. ..
THE Joint announcement OF the IA
nous team coming here and the ap-
rsarapce OF local boy in the casey
lineup will no doubt cause ripple III
me baseball gossip OF the country.
8 Hixenbaugh is home on leave lot
zen days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-07
ELABORATE ARRANGEMENTS BEING
MADE FOR ". \. s. ATHLETIC FEED

ball teams. first and second boys
basketball teams. swimming team
baseball team. and track team guests
OF honor Coaches Miss Taylor. Miss
Hannah Kelchel Ross. Ralph kimm-
ell and w. A. Lang. Charles II. Sea
bright. chairman of the athletic COM
mite OF the board OF education; Prot,
II. B. Johns, principal OF the high
school; W. W. Keylor. secretary or
the c. V. 4. A., and sporting editors
will also be guests.
The first annual banquet promises
10 be a great success, with everyone
working for it. Any student OF the
high school will be permitted to at
tend providing they secure tickets
from Mr.. Lang, while members of the
teaems will be permitted to bring
friends from out OF the school by Sc
curing tickets from Mr.. Lang.
The menu will be most sumptuous'
while the Dizzy Six" orchestra Will
probably furnish the music. A re-
ception will follow the banquet which
Is scheduled to begin at 6 o'clock.