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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-06

That's what Charlie White has been
 for several years. And now he and
 his friends see his golden chance
 coming to drop the "almost and
 wear a crown. His chance is coming
 in his bout with Benny Leonard this
 month.
 White looms up now as at least the hardest hitting opponent Benny has. Charlie again made clear his posi- ton in the lightweight ranks when he all but stopped Willie Jackson the other night. Consier for O minute that only one man in the biz has dropped Willie for the count. That man is Johnny Kilbane. And that defeat came in 1916 when Willie still had lot to learn and lacked the
 ruggedness he has now.
 For. further information regarding
 Whites terrific left inquire of Matt
 Wells, Milburn Saylor, Joe Thomas,
 lake Abel. Joe Azevedo, Sam Robi-
 deau. Matty Baldwin, Gilbert Gallant
 and several others he has knocked out.
 White has come within an ace of being champ on three occasions His
 lack of resourcefulness and his slow thinking prevented him from beating Willie Ritchie to the floor, when they met while Willie was king. Freddie welsh was,Iucky to cling to his crown when White took him on at Brighton Beach in 1915.
 And then came that memorable bout with Champion Benny at Ben ton Harbor two years ago Leonard took the bout lightly Failed to train to the limit White got through Ben ny's perfect defense with that crash i've 1eft hook and almost ruined Ben ny's future
 Whites work this winter has shown is in his form If he can hoh that form against Leonard and tear in at every opportunity he wlll make Leonard fight as the New York lad neyer has fought before to retain hii crown.
 lack Britton has shown that age nd service can't hold a good man down when his time comes. Mayhs White can pull a Britton%
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-06
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10

The Senior B. Y. P. U. will hold u
study course beginning Monday the
eleventh and continuing through the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
Women and Events
Phone 80 between 10 a. m and p. N.
Pretty Birthday Anniversary Party
Honoring Miss Thelma Hilliard

Friday, September the Sth, marked the
fourteenth anniversary Of Miss Thelma
Louise billiards birthday, and in honor
of this event Mrs. Hilliard assisted by
her son, Mr.. Charlie Hilliard, and Miss
Leona DeLoney, entertained for her with
delightful surprie party at their home
on North Alcaniz street.
The guests were invited to attend at
1880 o'clock which they did finding the
honoree out, Miss Deloney having invited
her as a guest for the day, and so she was
absolutely unaware that plans for the
celebration OF her birthday anniversary
were underway.
When she returned home she found a
large group of friends ready to greet her
with "a happy birthday, and many re-
turns of the day. showering her with
numbers of attractive and useful gifts.
The parlor, hall and living room were
pretty indeed, quantities of beautiful
ferns lending themselves effective in
Transforming the rooms into q cool and
cherry spot, and cut flowers being dis
played in all their varied colors in tall
vases. about the living room and hall and
parlor. One corner Of the living room
was graced with a very attractive booth,
resembling a garden bower with its over
hanging vines OF pink coaral flowers from
which inquisitive Jerusalem berries in
delicate shades Of yellow poked their
dainty heads.
Between tripping the Tight fantastic"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10

to the latest music furnished by the vic.
tola, the guests resorted to the allurins
summer bower to sip deliciously chilled
punch dispensed by Miss Nina DeLoney
and Dorothy Abbott.
Before the happy festivities were
brought to close the guests enjoyed
another treat in the form of delicious
ice course of ice cream, cake, and pink
and white minis, this color motif being
carried out in the decorations also. Mrs
billiard was assisted in serving by Mes
danes Eta and Jim Abbott and Dave
DeLoney.
Besides dancing the guests played nu-
merous games, the tin pan game, and
Progressive Peanuts affording much mer-
riment.
The young boys and girls who honored
Miss Hilliard on this occasion were:
Misses Leona and Inez DeLoney, Lois
Jeffcoat. Ruby Lee and Maybelle Gray,
Louise Archibald, Emma Brewton, Mer-
cedes johnson, Jacklyn Brandon. Audrey
Louise and Nina DeLoney. Evelyn
Wrighton, Marguerite McHugh, Lillian
Petersen, VoSseil Fillingim, Wilma and
Myrtle Cunningham, Dorothy and KAth-
crime Abbott and Messrs. Moreno Stokes,
Willie Williams, Caleb Burgoyne, Mitch.
ell Jacoby, Duane Hicks. Pat Carr, Ear
Hendrix, Jimmie French, George Cobb,
Lucian Stearns, Buster Cunningham, Ed
win Abbott and Charlie, Chester and jim
Hilliard.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10

REV. AND MRS. MINOR J. ROSS
SPENDING PLEASANT VACATION
Rev. and Mrs. Minor J. Ross are
numbered among these spending q
vacation out Of the city. Their has
been a most pleasant one among the
beautiful mountains of Virginia, visit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10

SENIOR 3. Y. p. U. STUDY
COURSE AT FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
THE CHICO CLUB ENJOY
ENTERTAINING PROGRAM

| Mrs. r. H Beale was hostess at the
Chico club on Friday evening at 1880
entertaining the members Of the club
at her pretty home on Little Bayou.
The entertainment for the evening
consisted OF q pretty dance given by
Miss Margare Shank followed by two
delightful play-lets, Snow White
and 'Dossits."
In "Snowwhite" the cast was as fol-
lows:
| Queen-Betty Quina.
| Snow White-Clarino Shank.
| Jacques-Virgie Lewis.
| Dwarfs-Mignon Gansby.
| Margaret Clark.
| In "Dossits" Betty Quina and Vir-
gle Lewis took the leading part OF
! These two playlets were followed by
| the old ladies.
The two playlets were followed by
a Kawian dance and a fancy dance by
Misses Myrtle Lee Norwood and Bet
ty Quina.
| Mrs. Beale being assisted in serving
sufferers from gas in stomach ind1ges-
| Hot chocolate and cake were served
during the evening Mrs. Beale assist
| ing in serving, the following enjoyed
the festivities of the evening; Misses
| Auerdale Quina, Helen Norwood. Eli
! zabeth Peake, Mignon and Carlyse
Gansby, Cleo and Myrtis Nelson, Eu-
| nice Brown, Jesse Hart, Lucille
| Shainks, Virgie LOWS, Betty Quina
Effie Anderson, Clarine and Margaret
| ShaOISS IJeIeO and Mattia Too Ma
varett, Cleo Nelson, Floy Durant, vir-
gil Anderson, Myrtle Lee Norwood and
Master Irwin Anderson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
REGULAR MEETING OF THE
OFFICIAL BOARD OF THE
FIRST CHRISTIAN

The regular meeting of the board OF
the First Christian church met OF
Friday evening in the study. After al
business had been completed, Mr.. S
NJ. Phillips, chairman of the board an
nounced that the meeting would con-
tinue its session In the basement.
Here they were surprised to find
table daintily set and laden with
a banquet such as Mrs. Phillips is
known to provide q most hearty toast
was given to the host and hosess by
the guests and a delightful time pas
sed the remainder OF the evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
GIRLS! BLEACH
UGLY FRECKL. ES

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of Or
chard White. which any drug store win
supply for few cents. shake well. and
you have a quarter pint OF the best
freckle and tan lotion, and complexion
whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon
lotion into the face, neck. arms and
hands each day and see how freckles
and blenishes bleach out and how
clear. soft and rosy white the skin
becomes. -AdvertisemenE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
fifteenth for all Senior

fifteenth for all Senior unions in
town, or near by.
The class period begins promptly
a 1880 o'clock with Miss Elizabeth
Penn from East Hill teaching.
The organization extends a cordial
invitation to all the Baptist young
people in the city who are interested
in b. Y. p. u work to take this
course.
To the union it will give high mark
toward the Al standard, and bet
ter knowledge Of B. 7. p. y. work.
The ones in charge announce: Don't
walt for personal invitation Meet
US at 7:30 and bring your B. Y. p.
u. Manuel"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
MEETING OF THE WoMAN'S
MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
FIRST BEPTIST CHURCH

There will be a meeting Of the
Woman's Missionary Society on Mon
day evening at 400 P. NJ. in the church
parlors. ...-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10

ing friends and relatives throughout
the old Dominion state.
Their many friends will be glad to
know that they are now enroute home
and after a brief visit in Kentucky
where Rev. Ross was formerly pas
ter they will return to the city to
continue their splendid work in con-
nection with the First Christian
church.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
A FAREWELL PARTY FOR MISS
oALBERTA DAVIS ON THuRSDA'

There will be a farewell party for
Miss Alberta Davis on thursday even
ing, the fourteenth at the home of Mrs
Moncrief, corner of Jackson and Bay
len streets. to which all members OF
the church are invited.
Miss Davis leaves on the nineteenth
for Buenos Aires, South America
where she viii lenter on her duties
as missionary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
BRENT BOOSTERS ENJOY
lAArN hANnInE

On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. R.
8. Caraway chaperoned the jolly Boost
ers when they enjoyed delightful hay
ride out around Muscogee. after about
three hours of riding . delicious picnic
lunch being served. Tns Boosters and
friends who enjoyed this delightful affair
were: Misses Minnie Mathiess, Mere
Rose Hall, Nancy Gotta, Bessie Watson,
Gertrude Caraway, Genevievet Hood;
Messrs. Rufus and Elmo Britt, Willie and
George Mathiess, Emil and Sygard Peter
son, Sam Gotta, Dec Nuarri, lionel
Barrow, Hughey Watson, Willie Barr.
Herschel Lawson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
THE HEALTH CULTURE CASE
TO MEET AT UNIVERSALIST
CHURCH

The health culture class which has
been studying the fundamentals of
health for the past few weeks will
meet as usual at o'clock Monday
night at the Universalist church on
East Chase Street. A great treat is
in store for those who will be able
to be present at the study hour. as it
is expected that DR.. B. s. Suits, who
has for some time been connected wit
the health department of the U. s..
Government will be present and give
some very valuable information to the
class. The members Of the class are
all feeling the benefits Of these studies
and have no desires to be selfish in
matter an dtherefore extend a hearty
invitation to anyone who nav wish +;
be with the mon thi secession.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
SENIOR EPWoRTH LEAGUE
ATTENDANCE CONTEST.

The Senior Epworth League of the
First Methodist church viii put on an at
tendance contest, beginning this evening
The team colors will be purple and gold
Miss Carolyne Carter being the captain
OF the gold and Mr.. John Horne captain
of the purple. Everyone will remember
the last contest this league put on and
will be sure the two captains can put il
''over the top"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL
OF A LITTLE GIRL

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wentworth are
receiving congratulations over the ar
rival Of a little girl baby on septem-
Der the fourth. who will bear the name
Jeanne Amante Wentworth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
MEETING OF JUNIOR c. &.
OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The Junior Christian Endeavor of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet this evening at 700 o'clock in
the large rooms.
The subject will lbe Keeping a
Clear Conscious" and Mrs. Anna Eta
Campbell Twill be leader.
All visitors are cordially invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-09-10
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Edmund Clark
announce the engagement of their
daughter
Eulalie
to
Mr.. David John Yates
the marriage to take place
Monday October, the second
st. Michaei's Church
Pensacola, Fla.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-15
MECH JE JAsNo!

J, Je smutnym zjavom nasom a
mericko-s -slovenskom zivote, Il
ked sa niekomu nieco nepaci
ked' sa niekomu bridi narodna
praca, ked' niekto ma zle svedo.
mie, ked' zallryvat' chce svoje
hriechy, ked' nebohatne narod-
nej prace, atd'., slovom ked' je
sam so sebou nespokojny, vtedy
obtre ST svoju botu o jedine vse-
narodne teleso americke: Slo-
lvensku Ligu. nadava, stve, OBJ
vihuje, prekr1ca, klame.
Ako dovod proti Slovenskej LII,
ge najma poslednom case uva-
dza sa, ze Slovenska Liga upada
ma clenstve i IA majetku. Vid me
teda tieto dovody a presvedeme
sd, re ci sd spravne
Je prayda, re vydavky sd vac
Sic, jalo prijmy. Ale ci nepama-
tame sd, re IA. kongres len na roz-
licne podpory a cestovne trovy
odhlasoval $5,516.16? Nuz taknto
sumu zaokryt' je t'azko t!ch do
larovych clenovskych prispevkov
a to este dnesnych t'azkych ho-
spodarskych, no i v rozharanych
politickych pomeroch!
Pravda, nail 'ahsie je svalit' vse
tko na sprawl a povedat', re spra-
va Slovenskej L1gy je ma vine, ze
vidfme isty tpadok na clenstve i
ma majetku. No je zaujimave, ze
kazdI nadava podl'a Iubovole.
Jeden hovorf, re je to preto, lebo
Llga vraj zapredala Pittsburgh
skd Dohodu. Druhy pise, ze preto,
lebo Liga drzi sd Pittsburghskej
Dohody. Jeden krici, ze Lfga mie-
sa sa do starokrajovej politiky,
druhy zalamuje rukami, ze Lfga
81 nevsima starokrajovej politiky
atd'.
Nuz kto chce psa Bit palicu 81
najde. Je len smutna vec, re mno-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-15

neskorsie pionierom .vo vede zdo-
kon6lova1ia potravfn q pripravo-
yania ich pre- dlhsie zachoyanie
lpri p6vodnej cerstvosti. AZ roku
1853 dOstal patent. Kym I'M ST ro-
bill posmesky 2 neho, on len usta-
|vicne proboval a kun1stoval, az sa
mu to podarilo. Jeho prvy zavod
Y Torrington, Conn. sa nevydarn
a podst1pil vel Ike t'azkosti. Ale
Ease rok ahbo diva, ked zaeal
novl fabriku v Burkville, Conn,
pri pomoci Jeremiasa Milbank,
lobchodnika z New Yorku, poda-
Irilo sa ma obchod ,Ipevnit a fpo-
lozit ma idobry zaklad vo Wassaic
IN. Y.
Obeianska valka dala Bordeno-
vi prilezitost' dostat sa so svojim
mliekom do armady a TAX doka-
zat', ze jeho vynalez je cennym.
Jeho 1spechy maly "a nasledok, ze
podobny zavod boil zalozeny vo
Svajciarsku roku 1856 a neskor-
Sic pozakladano ich bolo Wac al
tn Amerike.
Mr.. Collins rozprava 0 vsetkych
t'azkostiach ntrapach Bordeno-
vych ako postupne doviedol ten
to obchod az ma vrchol rozkvetu,
ktory pocas svetovej valky dodal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-15

Slovenska Lfga v Amerike po-
|vazovala, povazuje a povazovat
bude piesen: Hej, Slovaci "a hym-
nu slovenskeho naroda. Je prav.
|da, ze \ G. s. republike "a hym-
ny prehlasene boly: 'Kde domov
moi" "a Mad Tatrou sa blyska
.Ci to bolo mtidre uzavretie, alebo
.nie, 0 tom skoda hovorit Tym by
sa mic nedosiahlo. Jestli Ignore
vanie starobylej hymny slovenske-
no naroda nekorenilo v tych ME
praYe cistych pohndtkach, 0 kto-
rych sa tax lnnoho hovori kto-
rym je ME Pahko neverit', Wy.
branie piesne: Mad Tatrou sa bly,
ska -bolo prenahlenym omylom.
Sama piesen, JED metrum, slozenie
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-15
BULL
z dradovne tajomnika Slov. Iigy,
r, O. Box 9o6, Pittsburgh, Pa
Bratu Adamovi Poliakovi, tajom
nikovi Okresneho Sboru Slov.
Ligy Chicago, Ill.

v meme dvoch bratov Sloven-
skej Ligy Amerike, predlozili
ste mi otazku: ''Ktor1i hymnu
Slovenska Liga v Amerike pova-
zuje "a narodnu hymnu sloven-
skeho naroda v jej jurisdikcii, ci:
Mad Tatrou sa blyska, alebo Hej,
Slovaci?"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-15
hf rodaci tax malo rozmySl l'ajd,
tax l'ahko sa daiti zbalamutit'.

tax l1ahko sa daJll zbalamutlt,.
Ktoze by nechcel mat Sloven-
ski Ligu aspon SO 100 tisfcovyn
clenstvom7 We'd vieme, be Slo-
venska Liga AMI v tych casoch,
ked' mala najlepsiu podu, nikdy
nemohla sa vykazat' vacsfm ak
tivnym, dobrestojacim clenstvom,
lako 18 tisicovym. Ale to bo1o vte-
ldy, ked horela v mas laska k sta
Irej vlasti, tuba "a svobodu pra-
Iva slovenskeho naroda. Dnes "a
lvladlo medzi nami hmotarstvo, se-
beckost casto az zlomysel most
ia toto orzbilo mas IA vsetky stra-
my.
/ Starokrajova politika mocne
lvplyyala ma rozharanost' nasich
pomerov len slepy nemoze nevi-
Fdet ze tom vazi tiez jedna pri-
fcina, re americki Slovaci hl'ada-
Id 81 zadrapky. No, re Slovenska
ILlga vzdor tomu neupadla, ba ma
opak "a terajsej spravy sa zma-
ha, o tom najlepsie svedcf fakt,
re cd posledneho kongresu prijan
SINE 100 novych clenov 8 novych
sborov a zreorganizovali sme 3
sborN Racte nam ukazat' este
Jednu organizaciu V Amerike, kto-
ra by "a taky kratky cas- pri Ia
kychto strasnIch pomeroch po-
dobne bola vzrastla!
Netajfme, zeby sa este viace.j
dalo sprawl, keby bolo menej o.
socovatel 'ov a viacej horlivtch
pracovnlkov: keby SINE sa vedeli
povznlest mad osobre veci pra-
covat' len "a narod: keby SINE
mali tol 'ko lasky k narodu a jeho
pravam, ako sme mali "a revo-
lucnej akcie "a koneGne, keby ka-
zdF Glen a clenkyna konal verne
svoJu povinnost' zachovaval IL
snesenie najvyssieho forumu:
kongresu. Musi kazdy uznat', ze
akakol 'vek praca proti usneseniu
kongresu, najma proti Pittsburgh
skej Dohode, je zabijanim Slov.
L1gy, je urcitou rovnou cestou
k jej dpadku. Organizacia bez dis
cipl1ny podoba sa anarchii a "a
veru ami jeden narod nespasila, 5a
zahnala do zahuby.
Najvyssie forum nasej organi-
zacie, IA. kongres usniesol sa, re
stoji nepoddajne Ma stanovislzu
Pittsburghskej Dohody, toto 81
musi kazdy Glen vsimat' a musf
Ligu v tomto usnese-
nj podporovat'. V tomto pripade
netajime nase presvedcenie, ma
lobudnute ptfave pri spravovani
Slovenskej Ligy, ze Slovenska
Liga bola by aspon takou silou,
jakou bola "a. vojny, jestli ME sill
nejsou.
S rodackym pozdravenim som
YAM oddany spolubrat,
Jan A. KocIr, /
10 o;nYo,SI. ClC,y In1,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-15
, mel6dia 90 10 hymnn roxhotne

a mel6dia 80 n hynann roshotlne
|nehodf.
Slovenska Liga u Amerike ma
zasadnutiach vobec l'ud sloven-
Sky ' Amerike pri danych prfle-
zitostiach vsade pouzfva .hymnu
/" Hej, Slovaci!' Som lonecne /
sty, ze l'ud kraji cini podobne a
ze natisnutie mu ia hymnu roz.
hodne nehodiacej sa piesneje
len docasne.
s rodackym pozdravom som
/, Ivan Bielek,
& predseda Slovenskej Ligy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-15
Ivan Biel

AVA O4OICN,
! predseda Slovenskej Ligy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-22
MET" LEAGUE
IS ORGANIZED
Elizabeth and Paterson
Teams Entered in This Cir
cult Also CeIticS

or interest to the basketball fans
of this vicinity is the announcement
regarding the organization of the
Metropolitan basketball league. This
league is composed of Brookly, Eliz-
abeth, Dodgers, Knights of st. An
thony, Visitations, MacDowells
Paterson and the Original Celtics,
all New York and Brooklyn teams
with the exception of Paterson and
Elizabeth.
The opening game on the schedule
OF this circuit. will be played Sun
day. October s. On this date, Eliza
beth will play the Visitations, Mac
Dowells will play the Brooklyns,
Paterson will play the Original Gel
tics. and the Dodgers will play the
Knights of st. Anthony.
Home games in Elizabeth will be
played generally IN Wednesday
nights. The same team as was play
ed on the court by Frank Buggy
last season will represent the Union
county town in this circuit during
the coming season.
1t is understood that several OF
these teams have already been en-
gagged to perform in this city, but
the dates have not been given out
as yet. The Original Celtics With
their regular organization performed
against the Speedways in this city
last year.
The well known Power brothers
one of whom played with the River
sides in this city several years ago,
are representing Paterson in this
circuit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-22
(High School Correspondent

A novel feature was tried out by
Coach Robert S. Waddell yesterday
afternoon at the local high school
varsity practice on the Rarital
Copper Works field. He arranged a
few dozen medium sized poles in
zig-zag fashion and made the can
didates dodge in and out among
them.
The above maneuver although
resembling an Indian war dance
waA in reality a test for the MEM
bers of the squad. The test was TO
see how quick each man could
dodge an o%nrushing opponent and
arrive at his goal with the greatest
agility. 1t further demonstrated
how quick each person could think
and jump out of harms way.
Present at yesterdays practice in
addition to Coach Waddell and
Rufie Allen was Lynch. a Boston
University man. He performed with
the Boston Catholic eleven several
years and last season was with a
naval team. 1t is not known wheth-
err he will be a permanent member
of WaddelIs coaching squad. Lynch
is a line plunger and showed it in
his instruction to the local boys
yesterday. The candidates benefited
from the plunging and all lemon
STATIONS of the new coach.
The ends and tackles were drilled
by Allen in breaking up forward
passes. At present the aerial attack
constitutes one of the best means
for opposing teams to gain in their
march toward the goal and it is
Aliens idea to train the Amboyans
in presenting an iron wall defense
to such attacks.
Head Coach Waddell talked to
the backfield aspirants regarding
trick plays, outwitting the enemy,
etc. The coach has yet to develop
a kicker and dependable forward
passers. Grieve and Rasmussen
seem to have the goods but lack
the experience and Waddell is try
ing to improve the two in their eff
forts.
Dave Stepacoff, a quarterback
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-22
Will Make
FinaIAttempt
Another Series Sunday

tie confidence in the third contest
and easily went down before ths
Amboy team.
In an effort to rebuild the spirit
of his combination so rs to make
the series go into five games with a
possibility OF having the fifth game
on the T~ottenville field, Manager
Hilker has decided to add at least
four men to his roster for this
game.
Just who the new men will be
has not been made known but it is
said that Hilker has been trying to
obtain the services of a pitcher,
catcher, an infielder and an ous-
fielder. Rodgers of South Amboy,
who recently returned from Dam
vile, Va, ma be the outfelder. He
is a good fielder and a heavy hitter.
While the fact that the Aquehon-
gas will be strengthened for this
game is known, the local magnates
have not made any announcement
regarding the possibility of the
Amboy team being bolstered in an
effort to finish this series. Many
rumors have been heard about the
city regarding the acquisition of a
pitcher. two infielders and possibly
an o%utfielder.
A new man, Eppe, from Orange,
will do the officiating in this game
according to present plans.