davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10

and olives. :
Among the guests from out of
town were Mrs. Charles Prickitt,
third district vice president, Of the
Federation of Woman's Clubs; Miss
Elsa Evans president Of the Phile-
mon Literary Society of Tottenville,
and Mrs. Z. II. Boynton, president OF
the Woodbridge Woman's Club, all
of whom met the local members
during the social hour.
The hospitality department which
carried out the program last night
consists Of Mrs. A. B. Mcdowell,
chairman: Mrs. Fritz Abegg. Mrs.
Ralph Seaman. Mrs. Whitney w.
oliver. Mrs. John Fritzinger, Mrs.
Max Wurtzel, Mrs. George Shurts,
Mrs. C. II. Kalquist and Mrs. Charles
Seguine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
MATAWAN

DIR. L. f. Davies attended a ban
ouet in the Waldorf-Astoria, New
York City, on Saturday night.
DR.. Fountain Burlew and Miss
Evelyn Dave are New York City
visitors today.
Borough Clerk William A.. Rodg-
ers recently entertained a number OF
friends in honor of his birthday.
Mrs. Howard l.. Lewis and chill
dren, Hope and Ralph. are visiting
in Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Dominick
were Freehold visitors Sunday.
Miss Irene Meinzer has returned
to her home in South Amboy after
visiting in town.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
Butterfly Club at Party

The Butterfly Club gave a party
ut the home of Miss Mae Callow in
sheridan street on Sunday evening.
The evening was pleasantly inter-
spersed by vocal selections sung by
the Misses Rose Stilo and Nora Con-
over. Jack Norman, of Salt Lake
City, entertained with a recitation
and stories of his travels and Miss
Anna Bolton executed a clever dance.
Refreshments were served in con-
cIusion of the evening and a toast
was given by Mrs. Peffler.
Among those present We're tho
Misses Mae Callow, Anna Bolton,
Rose Stilo, Gladys Lundevall. Clara
Zawatosky, Gladys Pearl, Nora Con-
over. Anna Seaman, Ellen Callow,
Pauline Poffley and Helen Larsen.
Messrs. John Rebovich, Martin Dahl,
Robert Morgan and William Sea-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and Mrs.
Peffley, of this city; Frank Cliff
ford and Carmen Cavalier of New
Brunswick; Harry Walker, Mickey
Rayton, Vincent Murray and Ed
ward Dean of Elizabeth. and Jack
Norman of Salt Lake City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
Elect Miss Peterson

The w. P. s. Club met at the
home of Miss Anna Kaisen in Pros
pect street last night and elected
officers for the new year. Miss Mag
dal;ne Petersen was named as pres
ident; Miss Anna Holt. secretary and
Miss Mayme Thompson, treasurer.
Plans were made for a theatre party
to be held in the lear future. after
which the birthday of Miss Kaisen
was celebrated at a jolly social time.
The next meeting of the club will be
held next Monday night at the home
Of Miss Mayme Thompson in JAG
uues street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
Plan for Card Party

A card party ana peanut jab will
be the next event Perth Amboy Re-
view No. 27, the Woman's Benefit
Association Of the Maccabees as de-
cided at the meeting of last night In
Red Mems Hall. The party will be
held on the night of Monday. Feb
ruary 81. and the committee in
charge Includes Mrs. Rita Winand.
chairman: Mrs. Anna Dey and Miss
Viola Hall. Installation of officers
will take place in the latter part of
this month probably on January 30
and State Commander, Mrs. Laura
Douglas, of Jersey City, will be the
installing officer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
AWAIT next MOVE IN
CARTERET NAME FIGHT

CARTERET, Jan. 10:-Although
the action of Timothy J. Nevill,
recognized Republican leader of the
borough, in obtaining a temporary
writ of c~ertiorari against the chang
ing of the name of the borough
from Roosevelt to Carteret, came as
a considerabl, surprise to the people
here. there is not much comment
being heard today. Nothing official
has been heard concerning tn mat
Ter from the Democrats and when
efforts were made again today to
get in touch with Mayor Hermann,
1t was said he is out of the borough.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
Charged with Holdup

NEW BRUNSWICK, Jan. 1O:--
Two young men giving their names
as Alfred Cole, twenty-five years old.
Of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Harry
Haskamp, twenty-three, Of New
York, are held in custody at the
county Jail charged with 'he holdup
Of the Lenox lunch room several
weeks ago. The two were arrested
last night by Roundsman George
Cox, who found them to be bearers
OF. loaded revolvers. They were held
under bail Of $4,000 each for a fur
Their investigation and this morning
the charge of connection with the
holdup vas lodged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
Enhancement Party

Mr.. an5 Mrs. G. e. Hansen, of
Oak street, entertained at a party
Sunday night at their home in cele-
bration of the engagement of heir
daughter, Florence. to Fred Steven
son, also of this city. supper was
served at an early hour. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Oster-
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hansen,
Claus Ostergaard, Mr. and Mrs. c. 70.
Hansen, Messrs.. Walter and Edward
O~stergaard, Harold and Robert Han
Sen,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
Girls Club Members Meet.

All members Of the Girls Club
who are interested in the play and
pusical to be presented before the
Woman's Club at their Daughters
Day meeting on January 90. are
urged to meet at the library auditor
ium promptly at 7 o'clock tonight.
1t is hoped that a large number of
members will be on hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
Needs of Modern Women

NEW TORk.--Seven Cardinal
Thoughts for the Modern Woman.
T asked Mrs. Lydig Hoyt, the most
talked-of woma in New York to-
day, to fill that order.
Mrs. Hoyt-now known to the
theatre world as Julia Hoyt-s a
most modern woman--a superlative
woman.
She has everything to make Of her
q self-indulgent, social parasite-su-
perlative beauty, s~uperlative social
position, wealth-yet in her dressing
room at the Aston theatre, where
she is appearing With VIM. Faver-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
sister Margaret Mary Costello

Sister Margaret Mary Costello,
daughter of Mrs. Ellen Costello, of
108 Centre street, died last night at
st. Michael's Hospital, Newark. Sis
ter Margaret Mary Costello was a
novitiate 81 Mt. ST. Mary's Convent
at Plainfield. Besides her mother
she is survived by three brothers,
and a sister. Frank. Philip, Joseph
and Catherine Costello, of this city.
She was d niece of former Police
Chief Patrick J.. Burke and Thomas
F. Burke of this city. The funeral
arrangements are being made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10

own regardless of her social position
2. Nothing in the world counts
for happiness like the realization ol
accomplishments.
3. Every healthy woman should
realize maternity, not merely as a
duty to her marriage tie but to her
elf-fulfillment. 1 have had two chill
dren, but lost them both.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
Announce Engagement

Mrs. Marie d. Miles, of Barclay
street, announces the engagement of
her daughter, Carrie c., to Abel Lar
sen. of this city No date has been
set for the wedding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
OBITUARY
william

William Pannawitz. a former resi-
dent of this city, died Wednesday,
January 4, at his home in Jackson,
Mich. MI. Pannawitz left about ten
years ago. He is survived by his
widow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-10
PERSONALS

A daughter, Vivian, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Fabrovics, Of
Penn street, recently.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

still. and II he loses, he will be given
a lot Of new titles by the Leonard fans,
beginning with big hat-looted dub
and going on down 20 Port du Salutn
cheese and worse.
Both boxers finished training with
strenuous session yesterday. They
viii weigh in az O'Clock this after.
noon. Britton tipped the beam AZ liJ
when he closed up his preliminary
work, while Leonard. o. course. IA Far
below the limit Benny is in the
neighborhod Of 1877 pounds, which he
claims is his bes; fighting weight.
Joe Leonard, brother Of Benny, will
start IN the opening bout OF the eve
ming with Sammy Marco, a local light.
weight. This will be four-round az
fair. The other preliminaries are Jack
stark versus Johnny Coney, feather
weights. six rounds. and Eddie Fitz.
simmons against Sam Mossberg, twelve
rounds. Jack Dempsey will De az the
ringside, as will Jack MeAuliffe, the
only lightweight champion 70 retire
undefeated. The velodroms will seat
$4,000 fight fans.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Totals u4Io3oi20 T5.as. ,55io:.si5, ,

'sat'el for kohefteon in ninth inning,
United for Lindsey iu seventh timing.
Two oai ~hcn winning run was scored.
Chicago. .......... 900 0l2 900 IA
Cleveland ....... 100 000 fg0 o.
Two-base a,t-Mostu. stolen bAses-
collins 90. Hooper Johnson, WAmbsganss.
Sacrifice WawbsEauss Wood Robertson.
Nuillgan Mosfn shecly. JamieFon schalk
DoubIe piays-johns0n and Sheeiy. :.
Sewel Waul sanss and Mcinnls. Lindsey,
Mcinnis and ONeNi Lett on bascs- Cleyc-
land, 10. Chicago. u Bases on balls-On
Lihltey, Z. OF NObeftson. or Edwards
son. 2. by Edwards 2 Hits-Or Iind,ov
In Innings. on Edwards, 4 In ss... off
koberisol, 30 IN Q. on Hodge. IN J. hit
by piicher-By Edwards (Orahani). win.
ming piic iicher-Aodgc Losing pitchcr-Ed-
wards p!rcs-Waish. Evans and owens
Tifne-ilI
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

I'll fight anybody. any time, any.
where" said the champion. Just let
Doe fix M the details about the bust
ness end and I'll tend to laying them
end 10 end as fast rs they come. That's
the bunk about me not caring FOR this
or that fight. Fighting is my business.
and there isn't SO much doing these
days that you can toss business over
your shoulder and Get along in the
world. No. sir. want 10 fight. and
I'm going TO fight. but the rest Of the
information will have 10 come from
Kcarns."
Dempsey will not lineer lorg IN this
city. On Wednesday he goes 70 Provi.
dence TO fulfill the FIRST Of his cxhibi-
tion boxing dates. IIo will put on
the gloves there with Larry Williams
or some other sparring partner. Tex
Rieklrd said yesterday that the arti-
cles for the championship bout were
being drawn up and the papers will
be ready before Dempsey leaves town.
IL will be only fulhllins a technicallty
anyhow. rs no definite terms can be
agreed upon with the date and location
Of thc bout still a matter Of mystery.
The champion looked 70 be in fine
physical condition. Ho weighs about
200 pounds ind would need little
training TO sc. in shape for the hgh.
of his gay young life.
To-nicht's the night az the 225th
Street Nclodromc. For the FRS. time
in twonty-cight years a wclterweight
champion will battle a lightweight.
champion when Jack Britton and
Benny Leonard swap punches in their
fifteen round bout for the welter-
weight.
The two fighters met twice in previ-
Gus engagements, and each has a pop
ular decision over the other 10 his
credit. This will be the deciding bout.
with the welterweight title TO go 20
the Pride Of Harlem II he wins. Brit
ton has oil TO lose and nothing 10 gain
except the little matter OF his share
OF the proceeds. II he wins. he Is
merely the welterweight champion
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Bouts Heredbouts
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
New York Nciodrome-Benny Leonard
Va. Jack Britton. ~ rounds.
broadway T.. A.--Ital.an Joe Dempsey
=. N,. bcr' ,'ptncfr. - rounds.
Erccport =. C.-Sailct Tommy Tbo,,,.
son -. frankie Carpenter, L. rounds.
IlE,DAg
Oaklnnd a. T.. Jersey C.ty--K. O.
fhll hoplan -. Harry MartoEe. ~
rOunds.
WEDNESDAY,
Brighton Doylne Smh-nlllle Pblcfer
". WHILE CuErs. - rounds.
THURSDAY
t'tli Regiment Arnory-Fred steuber
-. Joe O'ac!l. ~ rounds.
FRIDAY
'oth nes,ment Armory-Danny I'd
wards ~. Jackie Mccoy. Is rounds.
'urf a, Paul Doyle ~. Willie eu-
tour. ~ rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Davis, of Browns,
Shuts Out Tigers
With Only 4 Hits

DETROIT. June 25.-Davis held the
Tigers TO four scattered hits to-day
ard the Browns evened the series
by winning. 5 70 o. The Browns
punched Two singles. a pass and a
double for three runs in the first In.
ming. and in the fifth grouped a single,
d double and a sacrifice with an error
for two more.
Williams starred in the field with
shocstring catch in the fifth and a one
hand catch over his right shoulder N
tho eighth.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
White Sox Beat Indians
In l0.Inning Contest

CHICAGO. June 2J.-.Tne White Sox
madc clean sweep Of ihe series with
tho Indians today by winning, 10 9.
IN ten inninga. Edwards was unable
20 get them over 20 Schalk in the tenth
inning and walked the Chicago catcher.
forcing in the winning run.
Speaker disputed decision Of Um-
pire Walsh in the ninth inning and
was ordered out Of the game.
The score:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Keefaling Captures Paris
Grand Prix. at 2 10 l

PARIS. June 20 by The Associated
Press) The Grand Prix dc Paris was
won to-day by Keefaling. Ramus was
second and Algerian third. The bet
ting on Keefaling was 20 /. on
Ramus even for the place and 10
on Algerian TO show. Fifteen horses
ran
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
College Tennis Tourney To-da,

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Reprc-
sen,atiyes Of colleges IN oil parts Of
the East, California. the Middle West
and the South will match their skill
with the raequc. az the Merton
Cricket Club tomorrow, when play be-
gins in the intercollegiate tennis
championship tournament. The entry
list is considered one OF the best in
recent years.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Chicago Golfers Ineligible

CHICAGO, June 25.--Captain George
Hartman. Of the University Of Chicago
golf team. received word to-day from
Lucien Walker jr.. former president OF
the Eastern intercollegiate Association,
not eligible TO play In the Eastern
event at Garden City this week beesdse
Of late entries.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Cardinals Hit Hard
And Easily Defeat
Cubs by Ill Score

ST. LOUIS. June 25.-An avalanche
Of hits By the Cardinals buried the
Cubs under an II TO score to-day.
The Chicago team showed complete
reversal Of form and their fielding was
far from good. This, combined with
sherdel's excellent pitching and the So.
Louis teams hitting, accounted for the
overwhelming defeat. Fournier and
Smith were tho home run hit,ers.
Tho enorn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Jack Dempsey Slips Into Town
To Say He's R'aring to Fight

John Harrison Dempsey heavyweight champion this particular
including Scandinavia dcarked yesterday Grand
Central Station and hd himself the Anona Hotel up
Doc Kearns his guide philosopher and friend The
declared that he plumb ed know
ing arranged for he had slight suspicion that he would great
pleasure knocking the duy gentleman Abyssnan bath.
houses soon as they exchanged greetings the squared
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Tho score:

Two.bafe hiis-Grlmes. Tiack NeiienTy
Thrce-base hl--Hofnsby Home runs
FouTnier Ssnlth. stolen bAses--iioiloehef
~. Horushy. sacrihces-Aldridge. Pour
nier. Double pisy-Sfnck. if1rnsbv and
Fcurnier LeN on ba6es-chicago. u. 81
Louis Bases on baiis-Of sherdel. s
N AifridGe. ! - Osborne. 2 HitS-on
Aldridee. In innings. struck oui-By
Sheffel. by Osborne. ] III, by pitcher
BY Osborne l.ayan) Wild pitches -sherdei
Aifriige Losing rifcher-AidrieEe TN
T!Tes- Hart ana O'Day. Time TOO.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Skeeters Win Double-Header From Syracuse;
Newark Bears Drop Two Games to Rochester
Tribe Batsmen Garner
Twenty-seven Hits in 2
Contests; Win Easily

Newark lost both ends Of double
header 70 the Rochester tribe al New
ark yesterday By scores Of 10 TO and
9 to 8.
The tribe had their batting optics
edged. and garnercd hiteen hits In the
FIRST game and twelve in the second.
The scores;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Victories Give Jersey City
Team Four Games Out
Of Last Five Played

Jersey City won both ends Of
doublc-header with Syracuse yesterday
at Jersey City. taking the FIRST. TO ?.
and the second. 3 10 2. The victories
gave the Skee,ers four ou: Of Eve
games in the series.
The scores:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Robertson Drires in Stengel
With Winning Run in Ninth
Boston Overcomes McGrawmen's Early Lead by
Batting Out Arthur Nehf With Ihree.Run Rally
in Eighth; George Kelly Hits Long Home Run
By John Kieran

- Davy doesn't do much except saunter around
and take cs ball batting practice but the wisdom Of
having such healthy the encourage made manifest yes
the Polo Braves and the Giants were ted IN
be bownot with down in the ninth inning
b the ness Of relief pitcher for the Bosonan'
eenoe and Earl granted free to the base
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Senators Take Close
Race From Athletics

WASHINGTON. June 25.-The Sen.
ators made it two out OF three by taking
the final game Of the series from the
Athletics to-day. 70 /. Zachary kept
the visitors hits scattered while Har-
rs was generous with passes.
The score.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

To,,t stsse'i-d To,ais .. 1851
'Baffed for Ryan ln ninth inning
fBafted for MarQusrf ir eighth inning.
tran Cor Gowdv IN eighth inning.
1.-Two out when winning run was scored
New York........... 900 90 30i-t
Boston ............... 900 900 No.
Two-baee hi's-rrisch. Ford Home run
f1crifce--O Nsill Double plays Bancroft.
Ja~llngs and Kelly Hehf Rawlings and
Kelly Left or hascs-Sew York. o.
Boston. 4 Bases on balif-On Sehf. ! on
CsEchger. sffufk Ouf-By Nehf I b.
NsfQrafd. T. Hifs-Oh Vanguard IN
inning. of Oeschgef. ! in = %. on Sehf.
IN -. N Ryan. IN li-1. Hit by
yffcher-By Nehf tNichois0nB. Winning
trnpifes-cglsley And Moran Time-i.4S.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
American Association

Columbus, Q; Kansas City, g Nst).
Columbus. 3: Kansas City, 2 (2d).
ST. Paul, II; Louisville. 3 Nst.
81. Paul, 9; Louisville. 10 ins., 2d.
,alled).
Toledo, 8; Milwaukee, 3 Nst).
Milwaukee. s; Toledo . cd.
Indianapolis, IA; Minneapolis, 4 Gst).
indianapolis. -: Minneapolis, II (2d).
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
FfRsT GAME
r...,, saiolsEtl

Two-base hits--Fothcrgiil. Lunie hIaoN.
Three.bas~ hits-Wobb. FothcrgiN stolen
hase-Arohieacon. Sncfinces-Allen. LenrT,
M-rHie Left on hascs-Roc hester, y
Newark 4 Bases On balls-Oa hneisch.
.. on Allen. !. o1 Howe, Hiis-oN
Knelsch. in i.5 innings. on Howe, Z IN
12-s. iIit BY pitcher--ny Knflsch lFoihcT-
kin struck out-ny Allen. 4. by Hove. ].
TmpiTrs-acDcv!tt, Gas'on and Mebr!de.
Tire-..io.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Reds Score Third
Straight Win Over
The Pirates, Z to4

CINCINNATI, juno 25.-5y v.arisg
thelr third stFs.gh, game ron 'Ai
Piratss, : 10 !. to-day the Beds zss, !
clean sweep o.. the series ard rs's.
the Pirates IN tsc race. TIE hs-,
team bit Carlson hard in the i,s'.:
and fourth innings ard piled Up -
ming lead.
The score;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
,EcoND GAME
TgA,, pai::iifi ro'as.. i1si' =
.Bai;ed .or Wilson IN fourth Inning.

Two.base hits -- Filrshiftcr. Aiienbers
webb. stolen bAses--Wlrgiesworih Brain
ard. Sacrlhces-Hraty Afchfeacor. Leu
on barcs-Newark -; Rochester. -.
Basss on haiis-On Baldwin. 5. on Blake.
, Hiis-On baldwin. IN 7 innings. on
fllsshifteT. ! In :. struck oli-By Bald
win. :. by Blake. 2. VIA pitch-Blaac.
Losing pitcher BALDWIN. rmrires-Gas-
ton Mcbride and McDcyi;i. Time-.:is.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
FIRST CANE
To.s. .s7S2;i9ol To.a's. as2u2til

'Battea FOR Barnes IN ninth INNING.
Iorsev cl,v...... 900 $40 ioH-7
Syracuse ......+.-... % 600 % -
TWo-base hits-B0itomley. Duhuc Sac
riacea-wirer Tecarr. Holt. McCnrrcn i2l.
Ray. Ztman. KiiingeT. Left on bases
Jersey City. = Syracuse. l0 Bases on
balis-On Tecarr. . on Schulz. 9. struck
out-ry schulz. : By Tecarr. I. Empires
Derr and Phylo. Tlme-i:5s.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

Tras ssfi..fit:l fs..s h'saS'
'Eatttd ,o- carlson IN hfth iea.nt
fBAttel for HAMi.igr u eifhih IS
...-.,,... sea 3et t!I-i
pl,rburgh .......t. Wv Wv
Tao-base hits-pgncsn. Behhs ~.
hnss kIfs.-Grirri. Tisriry 49,.
Bohne. sayeney 90 Double pi,y-e.,',..g,
noNre nn4 DaYtert i.ff On eAss' -.
hureh. {. C.acinnaii !. sasfs q -,
on Hamilton. :: on iloll.AtirefA
couch l. StfucH osi-by sas''SS. 49,
Hamilton. : b. cosch. J h..-t -
son. N 4 Innings on haHnp- -
on HollirgswoEih. u -
--wtlson and Kitm. T.me-!.A
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Y VcoU Over Braves PhIe Thinning zane 81
Brooklyn Opercomes Two.Run
Lead and Finally Triumph,
Hank De Berrys Safe Drive Scores Schmandt With
the Winning Run After Fletcher Makes Costly
Error; Shriver and Cadore Pitch Well for Victor,
By Joseph Val

The fighting Robins through with another delayed a, .
Fbt Field Yesterday against the Phies and pulled z,r
- tho fire The home talent lead .d
on out in the eleventh inning which marked v Z
clever inside baseball. The final was 3 20 3
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
SECOND GAME

Two-base hli--Dubuc stolen hase--Noit
sncriAc~-Joncs Lcft on baacs-icrsey
city 8 Syracuse. Bases On haiis-ON
Stewart. 4. on Hanson. !. Siruca 0gi-By
stewart. 8 By Hanson. ! Nid Pitch
stewart. JmplFes-Deff and Phyie. Time
=
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
white Sox Return NicCabe

CHICAGO, June 25.-Richard Nc
Csoe, star pitcher OF the Buffalo club
OF the international League. to-day was
cent back 70 the Buffalo club By the
Chicago White Sox.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Records OF Past Week
In the Major Leagues

THE weeks record In each league
u OF games Won and lost. together
with runs. hits. errors. men left on
bases and opponents' runs. including
games OF Saturday. is as follows:
iMFRICAN ITAGIE
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Home Run Hiiters
In Games Yeste,do,

Phillies !, vas their twelfth No..
over the tailenders IN togrt.ss ~ ,,V
Incidentally Brooklyn .s n. fr. h -,
in either league % via ,.,,... ~
series from a rival. '"1i
TIE score.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Both Teams Change Lineup

when the left-handed pitchers we're
yaaked yesterday the scone-shifters
rot busy with the Oattcrs. Nicholson
was chased 90 make way for Cruise in
the Boston lineup. and Seattle Bill
Cunningham retired In favor Of Casey
Stcngcl Tor the Giants. The managers
are going on the principle that one
good shift deserves another.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
International League
AT READING
II

II II. +.
Bunaio ......0 200 70 i-J
Reading .....i 90 i?o 0 o 90 10 1
We're Fisher and Bengough; EFoS q
and Tragfesscr.
AT BALTIMORE
Toronto ...0i2 OIL 900 Ok III
O. lnnings)
Baltimore D o 0 1t ie 2
Thompson. Connolly and Fischer, Parn-
ham, ogden ana McAvcy
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

time!
Who knows when 80"
cotton mixture fabric (''~ y,
mercially all wool W.
try to get by! L,
OF course, try IS % -, y
as it ever gets-our Cau'"
Potash test sees to tna'' =
All-wool and only ~ y,
wool fabrics can enter v
clothes for men and O0y.
Pays to know Wv
dealer!
Specially if you're eol.s 'e'i,,.
ing on long and sa''''"
tory wear.
Prices moderate. 4
ROGERS PEEr CoMrASi.
Heads
Broadway :, SD )
at 18th ST. -Four
ccnvsn,sTs' crssn.ss ritb A.
Broadway Corners a. llGs
At Warren
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

T,'ai Hl1l3ill r,ui. ultrgi
'ba'tsi f,r Hit-h,.i n ,.y.n,s .ss,.,f
fisaffr4 flr tfrYer n ssysr'h .s.'-sN
sore oIf Wien Winning fgn Eas Rs,g
Brc3hlvn ....... 900 t1t tsi-i
fhlsfc. pha 800 go itt Isl
Fwo-bas' hfs-Raps. J-h-rsa y1,n
Ihr@e'5lss hf--Ntei' Hone r.s-Fi.
l.aus sa0ulcss faDp. Nt.asr 3 Cr.
ffk. htc.al 8afe-s hrlaa.f Dsgs. s.,v,.
..on. jlhrffe1 asf af h,.. gss-rs,
Nrrp nd r-1rar.f Lsr CO ti,,,-
'llil7. .... f brooklyn - Basss :.
hs. s--'Ju slrnef. /. q Wsssgt = q
ifr. Ffs-0~ fl-igv /.
frnngs. % Wslner'. : r. ft.i 4.
lales,. ~ Z. - sm.ih. ilni Ha
pifrtrT-rT H~inrrf IWEssD s'rv~f 81
-BI sh-te- q. - cst0rs {: y W,.,s
J ~ t-.I.. f4sssi lsi-psi.u vi.
ring l4.sAef--Cadofs i.ssEr stet..-
Smith rm3igss-Aecsrrnis1 tsi s,.ss
Time. O.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Ts'as as'Sgiao. To'.' -. s'O''''

Two-Aasc hlis-NcManus. Gerber. sac.
rhcc-Sifier Double pisy@--Dsvi-. Gerhe;
ana Si'ier IcManug Gerber ana slsier.
Left on bas,f.-St Louis. 2. Detroit. &
struck oui-By Lauss by Davis. (.
Iifs--O1 Dausr. IN lnr ings. IN cole. !
ia !. Losing ptcher-Bauss. rmvircs--
Connolly and Chill Time i ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Fordham University was we'll repre-

Fordham University was we'll repre-
scntcd IN yesterdays contest, with
Frank Friseh playing third. Dick Ru-
dolph coaching the Braves al that sta
ton. and Larry Kopf encouraging the
Bostonians near first base. Kopf was
four or Eve years ahead Of Frisch al
the Bronx Institution. and Rudolph
nntedates the Boston inhelder by about
the same margin.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

The players have nothing 70 do to-
day except 10 visit the race tracks and
other centcrs of learning. Tomorrow
the Phiilios come here and remain for
the rest % the week. Cosy Dolan says
the outlook ~ very pleasing.