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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
Concerto de Radio

La INTERNATIONAL GENERAL
ELECTRICAL COMPANY de San
-el siguiente programa de Radio-Tele-
fonia que sera dado manana viernes,
2 de febrero de 1923, por w G Y de la
General Electric Co. en- Schenectady,
N, Y.
Largo de Qnda $40 metros. Hora
de; Puerto Rico 8:45 P. M.
1. Prograna Musical.
Selection instrumental, Sparklets," ),
Miles. Quarteto Instrumental W G Y.
& 2. Solo de Barfteno, My Buddy,
Donaldson. Por William La Barba.
|, g. Dueto de guitarra, "Kohola
March,, AL Mani, Guitarra de Acero,
Hawaiiana ice MaheM Guitarra Es-
panola.
e. soloa de Piano, "Nola'', Ardnt.
Por Kittl Meinhold.
5. Selection Instrumental, "Ro-
ses", Albers Quarteto.
6. Solo de violin, Scotch Pasto-
rale', saenger. Por Edward A. Rice.
z. Solo de Baritone, "The Road
that brought you to me-. Hamblin.
Por Mr.. La Barba.S .s,4.1st s bI.
an 8. rDuetq de guitarras la) W,ailana
WALTZ, MelodiS Hawaiana. (b) Alo-
ha Waltz, Melodia Hawaiana. Por
ilAl Mani y Joe Maher., i, .s,,5..,t.
Is 70. Selection Instrumental, "At
Sunset, Brewer. Quarteto.
! 10. Solo deaiPiano, '"L'Argentiha !"
! MeinhoId.9 Pof Kitty Msinhofa! p {"
1H.s1tSeIo ! de- Guitarfai Hawaiaha,
"The Rosary ,oNevin. + Por All Naai.H
,,12. Sololoae Baritone, "My Wild
irish aRose',, Alcott. ePor Mr.. La Barr
ba. s9 ? ses raa o&2j9yaT
IS. Dueto de Guitarra, "Marcha de
Honolulu, Gialdini. Por Al Mani y
Joe Maher.
ID. Selection Instrumental, "Mon
Plaisir", Roberts, Quarteto.
Segunda Tanda.
11:30 (Hora de Puerto Rico).
Fox Trot, MARY Dear, De Costa.
Por la Orquesta.
Fox Trot Eleanor, Depper. Por
Ia Orquesta. x.ftfIf, r.
Solo de Contrabajo, "Song of Steel"
fSpross. Por Elmer Weise.
Fox .Trot, Dancing FooP', Lange,
Pot la Orquesta. ff4
Walls, "Old Hawaiian Home, Van
dersloot. Por ,laS Orquesta,
/: SOLD de Piano, s'On the Holy
lMoune', Devorak. Por George San
born.
FoxsTrof, Creepy i Breau Por Ia
16rquesta. -
.lss'i !, youl
heart Snyder. Por Ia orquesta.
Solo de contrabajo, "The Beautiful
Ship from Toyland... /. tomado. de "The
FREELY, FrimI. Por Mr.. Weise.
Solo de Piano, "The Book, Pape
Por Mr.. Sanborn.
Walls, Venetian Nights Stern
!, Por "a orguesta. a. '
Solo de Piano, Cotton Field Dan
ce'', Glider. Pora Mr., sanborn.
Solo de Contrabajo, 'The Two Gre.
nadiersp, Schuman. Por Mr.. Weise.
Fox Trot, 4The French Trot", Da.
Wis. Por la Orquesta.
Fox Trot, 'You Gave me Youl
Heart, Snyder. Por la orquesta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
.EsPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-"In immortal
en- 6 actos, Torino Film, por R. Villani
v Ia encantadora actriz M. Albant.
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-Los
primeros en- Santurce en- exhibir la
quinta jornada de "Las Dos Niiias de
Paris.
Cine Imperial, (Santuree).-Walla-
ce Reid en- "Demasiada Velocidad"..
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-iNi
una palabra mast iSe quedo de dia!
"Otelo". La production mas lujosa de
la temporada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
Los SUGESOS
DE BARRos /

En- la nlahsna del dIa 90 de enero
pasado, en- el barria "Crocovis" la Sc
tiorita Juana Gualderama, de IS siios
de edad, esposa de Jose Rodriguez, Sc
infirio con una navajo bsrbera, una
herida en- el cuello, falleciendo horas
mas tarde. FL doctor Mejfas eertifi-
CO el orfgen de la muerte y ell senior
juez municipal, cbtuvo declaraciones,
entire estas, las de los padres de la
interfecta, quienes manifestation que
los celos la habfsn insF,leido al sui
cidio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
.DEsAFIo DE BASE BALI.

.1 DESAFIO DE BASE BALL.
% Las .noyenas de segunda Mesonora Y
GaribbeanI, han concertado un desaffo
de base bal! en- los terrenos de la San
Juan Racing and Sporting Club, para
ell domingo 4. de febrero, a las 8 de la
mafiana. Ell desaffo promote ser de
10 mas refiido. Ell Mesonora Sc ha
reforzado bastante y practica constan
temente, pues desea ir la revancha
Los muchachos del SECURE con.
fian Ell su triunfo, porque cada une
lleva su buena POLKA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
n1sTRITo. DE ,oUEBRADILLAs.

Como a las II a. M, del dfa 25 del
cofrieate, Ell el barfio Guajataca, To-
mas Hernandez, de 20 amos, blanco, un
sanciano .mus liobre, al asubir a un ar,
Dol de chinas con intenci6n de conner
de las ,frrtas, tuyo la desgracia de
caerse de una altura de unos 10 pies,
fracturandose la pierna izquierda: Fue
conducido al Hospital Municipal de
Arecibo, donde Sc lie da la asistencia
adecuada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
DE MAUNABo

En- la noche del 20 tse erlero proxi-
mo passdo, oeurrieron dos fuegos en-
Las plantaciones de eaiias de la colo
MIA sBordalesca'', propiedad de los
seiiores Claussel y verges, quemdndd-
Sc unas seis cuertlas. Estos fuegos,
que tienen sefiales de ser intenciona-
les, Sc investigan detenidamente por
las autoridades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02

En- ell yapor de aver a medic dfa
salieroh para los 5Estados Uhidos. eii-
otros pasajeros, los esposos Geo F.
Foster, esposos Haines, seforas Rosi-
ia Harris, v. w. Bates. J. Elizendp,
seilora y .senorita Elizondo, Angel Bo-
Fras, VIM j. Cabrera, John Henry
.Flesse. Bernardo Bale. Tomas Rodrf,
guez, seiiorita Clara E. Liyinsgto ton, Ro,
bert Moore Y Leo A. Baron.
| 4.-
Buen ssss
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
Ell SIR. EDWINesTEyENs, EN- III
HOSPITAL

a consecuencia de un accidente oer- r.
rrido en- un torneo De golfo en- los te7
rrcnos del Hotel condado Vanderbilt,
ha tenido que ser reclufdia en- Ell Hos
pital Presbiteriano, por recommendation
facultatiya, el conocido frutero EdS
win Stevens.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
DE VENEZUELA Z cuRAzAo

z IJE VENEZUELA ~ CURANAU
He aquf la lista de pasajeros que
trajo ell vspor Caracas, de los puer-
tos de la Guayra y Curacao:
I Santiago Aiemdn. Angela MARTINEZ;
Esteban Mir y Rios, Alicia Mir y
Rios, Vicente Mir, Teresa Mir, Ange-
lima Mir, Marfa Teresa Mir, y Sarah
Mir. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
REsoLUC1oNEs ADoPTADAs.

Ell, Gobernador INFERNO ha aproba-
do:dos resoluciones adoptadas por la
Comisi6n de La Policfa Insular, conce-
diendole ell. retro a los policfas Mar
cisSE villafafle Y Manuel Iglesias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
Y 6ts De GuANIcA

Como las II :45 a. M, del 90 de
tenef6 1928 se incendio una pieza de
eaiiasIde- IN Hacienda Marfa-Antonia,
de Rusell y Co., quemandose 191 cuer-
,das, Las pedidas Sc estiman en- un
sdiez por ciento. Sc investiga el he
enc Is ts.fW -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
INFORMATION MARTINA.

FL vanor lClendaruel lego aver jue-
YES de New Orleans, con HOO tonela-
das de carga para San Juan, y saldra
J hoy para la Isla.
Son sus agentes Sucrs, de L. Villa
mil v Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
De Puerto .Cabello

5 Angel Castillo Pacheco, Augustine
Punsoda, Jose H. Lazaro, Ana Iaza-
ro, Ana Lazaro, Francisco Mangdal,
Manuel Caberos Juan G. Emers y sAdol-
TO de. Arrastia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02
LOS QUE EMBARCARON AVER
EN- Ell "SAN LORENZO"

En- ell vapor "San Lorenzo" que sa-
lie esta tarde para el Norte, embar-
can los pasajeros siguientes:
Sr. y seTiora George w. Foster, Sc
nor y seIora M. L. Comey, Capt. j. r.
Van Deusen, Sr. y seilora R. H. Sto-
neman, DIR. A. Livingston, G, L. Ell
kins, Sr. y senora A. Won Hemert,
Srta. NJ, H. Rollins, Srta. A. Ogden,
F. H. Hollingshead, ]. Stubbe, Sr. y
sonora A. P. Paine, Sra. M. Lansing,
sefor y sonora R. H. Stoneman, seilo-
lra c. L. Stanwood, senior y senora
Chandler Hovey, seiior Y sefiora Ho-
ward Adt, se1or y sefiora H. A. Grim
wood, seiior Y sonora Robert F. Hoyt,
senior y sonora C. L. Thompson, G. A.
Pfal, ]. S. Anshutz, J. E. Mclaughlin,
senor y sefora j: H. Vought, sefor y
senora NJ. Glassberg, Srta. r. Glass
berg, senior y sonora E. Laughlin, Sc
nor sonora H. A. Brown, senor v
sefiora w. H. Sides, J. P. Salazar, Sc
nora V. N. Dfaz hijo, James A. Diaz,
sonora M. E. Delano, W. F. Tilton,
sonora E. Holmes, ]. 0. Vamonde, Sc
nora R. Harris, sonora f. Lillian Fe
rrer, sefor sonora Ludwig Aull, v.
W. Bates, B. Guggenheim, E. A. Roth
shild, senor Y sonora G. Elizondo, Sc
norita L. Elizondo, senorita H. Butler,
\ senorita M. Leischer, senor y sonora
N. Fleischer, Rey. Hans Polete, Rev.
W.. B.. Farrell, senorita, l.. Faulcon,
j.. W. Andrews, A. B. Hale, VIM. J.
cabrera, senorita Mary Minter, A. Ba-
rrios, F. Z. LENA, D. Joy, G. Dunno,
il. B. Craven Jr., senor y .seiora W.
4 H. jung, senor y sonora V. o. Rein
hardt, S. Scheweitzer, Srta. F. E.
Woods, senorita M. R. Grove, sonora
G. I. Tucker, VIM. T. Tucker, j. H.
Freese, H. Berchard, E. L. Breckley,
senorita Laretta Lyons, Srta. F. Kane,
H. C. Brubaker, R. B. Moore, senior y
sonora F. c. Webb, senorita B. L.
Woodford, senior Y sonora L. H. Ba-
run, ScllOI y SSIlOId L. a. W. OiAuoClA1
senorita M. Martin, senorita D. Yor-
dan, Rev. J. Hassen, Rev. E. ]. Muir
tuagh, sonora Manuela Martinez, D.
w. Bridges, A. Gonzalez, DR.. w. o.
+ Rood; M. M..Francisco, ]. E. Andino, B.
Bale B. 5SE RosenstSdt.
IEfHtSfTl1i tllsts aa;k Y y -
SUENA PARA lUN CARGO 1MPOR-
: -.-~.A.-4--<4-@. TANTE
Hasta nossSr9s ha llegllle Ela hoti-
!. cia oficioxats dc lduel ii iIonibjlse del CO.
nocido caballero estimado amigo
f;nuestro. senior Storer, suena para de-
sem ieii;Sf TN iiiirore;inte cargo en- uil;,
4 de las csferas del gobferno.
FL seiior Storer, en- 0tras ocasiones,
ha deseinpel1ado otros puestos ell ell
1 gelteria sills,,laE ssfal9sxertlatiera eff
ciencias a satisfaction de sus supe-
+, ricres. II
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02

FL sefior Storer, en- otras ocasiones,l
ha desempelado otros puestos ell ell
gabierila sins,,lass 81 l9skerflaelera eff
-ciencia. satisfaction de sus supe-l
riCreS. n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-02

Hasta nosSSr4s ha legllle ha hoti-
cia oficiosafds lauellt ihacahilbjiae lbja del CO.
nocido cGballero estimado amigo
'idiluestro, seiiol- Storer, suen; para de-
sem pefistF TN i iifiporeante cargo en- uir;,
dc las csfegas del gobfer1fo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
On
NEWARK CARD
Joe Lynch to Fight Southern
Champion at Sportsmen'S
Show Monday

Joe Lynch, bantamweight cham
pion of the world, will tackle a
worthy opponent in Eddie Coulan,
one of the best bantams in the south.
in the feature twelve round contest
at the National sportsmen's Club
show in the Newark Armony, on
Monday night of next week.
Cohlan is a battler from gong to
gong, "Slim" Brennan, Jersey ref
cree, made known following his re-
turn from New Orleans recently.
The referee has informed the fistic
critics that the southern boy will
give the fans of the north a surprise.
In the semi-final twelve-round
battle. Spencer Gardner, fast going
New York boy who recently defeated
Young Montreal, will swap punches
with Pee Wee Kaiser, the st. Louis
wonder. This bout is counted on to
be as interesting as the main go.
Willie Woods, the Scotch cham
pion, will make his initial appear
ance in this country, against Spark
plug Russell, the fast travelling New
ark f1yweight. This is the third fea-
ture go on the program.
Joe Manning of Elizabeth, a boxer
we'll known here, is to fight Johnny
King. of Newark. Manning is known
as a knockout king in Essex county.
The prices for this show are 81. So
and SO. A big delegation of local
fans r expected to attend this
show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
UNITED ELEVEN AT 7O77ENVHLE
Unusual Interest I'm
High SChOOE Contests
To Start Next week

The interest being displayed by
he players on the various class
cams at the local high school indi-
.ates that the series of games for
he school honGrs to start Monday
will be a glowing success this year.
A similar league was formed at
he State street institution in for
ner years. This year through care
.ul selection by Coach Stauffer and
Mss Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, both the
girls and boys teams are about on
wen terms and some close contests
ire expected. There is also little
loubt that the championship team
IL have a hard time coping the
lonors.
On Monday the first of the series
will be played, the Senior and
Junior girls clash and the Sophie
liores and Freshmen boys put in
Aheir first bid for the school title.
Ahese two contests will carry with
them no little interest as every one
OF tho four teams in both leagues
are full of confidence.
The games will be played after
school hours and large crowds are
expected to attend. Every class will
no doubt have a gathering of root
ers for their respective quintet.
Coach Stauffer will referee the boys
games, while Miss Kirkpatrick will
do the officiating during the girls
contests.
In all one game will be played by
the girls and the boys teams each
day next week until Friday and then
lay-off will take place until the
following Monday. December 10. The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
Y, NJ, G.. A. VARSITY VOLLEY
BALL SQUAD PRACTICES

Members Of the Y. M. c. A. volley
bali varsity squad played a series OF
nractice games last night for the
urpos of giving all candidates
thorough workouts in preparation
for future games. Gilbert Peakes,
who was i'll, and Ellwood Johnson
two of the spikers scheduled to play
with Capt. Sharp's men were not IN
the game, Whitney Lesson serving as
the third spiker. The remainder OF
the lineup of this team consisted OF
Mat Melko, Austin Hornsby, Gene
Parker, John Janderup and o
Frantic.
Herbert Rankin c~aptained the
other team of varsity squad players
and had for his spikers GAIA Chiz-
NADIA, DR.. Frank Henry, Jr., and
Francis Oliver. Derben Bartholomew
and DOC" Bedell served as the
other passers. Rankin's team annex
ed the first two games after which 1t
lost one and then won another.
There seems to be little doubt but
that some changes are to be made
in the first team lineup unless big
Improvement is shown in the next
practice as the work is not up to ex-
pectations. Several poor serves, In
ability to cover the ground and get
under spikes featured last nights
play on the part of the first team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01

Without the services Of Davey
Banks, a regular from tonight on,
the Amboys defeated the Brooklyn
Whirlwinds quite handily at h To-
cal court, on Thanksgiving night.
The Whirlwinds hold a n point
win over the Original Celtics.
Next THURSDAY night, the Elks
state league games will re
All fourteen teams laid off this week
on account of Thanksgiving. Jer-
sey City, Paterson and Amboy are
tied for the lead in this circuit.
A big crowd of boxing fans from
his city will go to Newark on Mon
day night to witness the exception
ally fine card of bouts to be put on
at the Armory.
Messrs. Powers Brothers r pre-
pairing for the final n mile skat-
ing race to decide the male cham
pion of this section. There will be
four men entered in the final event.
A few college football contests are
booked for this afternoon. Nearly
all of the larger colleges and schools
have completed their gridiron cam
paign for this fall.
One of the best teams in the East
today, the ~Englewoods, of Brooklyn,
will furnish the opposition to the
Speedways on the Lyceum court,
next Tuesday night.
The Perth Amboy Y. M. c. A.
bowlers will have a tough time con-
quering the Metuchen association
representatives in the state league
match on the local alleys this
evening.
An eff t will be made to get the
T%ottenville and Carteret football
| managers together early next week,
to arrange a gridiron contest Tor
this city a week from tomorrow.
The next show of the National
Sport Club will be held in the New
81 unswick avenue Auditorium, a
week from last night. This is the
fifth show of the local club.
The possibility of South Amboy
and Perth Amboy high school meet
ing on the gridiron this fall, suffer-
ed the final setback IN wednesday
afternoon, when the South Amboy
team lost to the South River aggre-
cation.
Tottenville's representative bas-
ketball team will open the season
tomorrow night, in a game with
the Carteret Separates on the
borough court.
At an early date, frankie Genaro,
American flyweight champion, will
be matched to battle Pancho villa
the worlds champion, in this
division. This bout will result from
the Willingness Of Genaro to substl-
tute for Villa, against Tremaine, or
Thanksgiving night.
John Dolan's Perth Amboy bowl
ing team should make a successful
record on the alleys this winter.
judging the performances Of his
-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
ARE
READY FOR BELL
Malone to Have Special Bus
eS for Highland Park Show
Monday

Charley Malone reports that the
local men scheduled to fight at
Highland Park on Monday night are
in fine condition for their respective
engagements as a result of their
daily workouts at the Smith street
gymnasium.
The local gymnasium proprietor
has taken special interest in Mon
days card so that the fans of Mid
dlesex can witness a first class show,
forty rounds of boxing for o small
admission, $1.10. There will be
plenty of seats for the Amboy dele
cation.
Several hundred local fans are
scheduled to make the trip and
alone mas made arrangements with
the Middlesex bus company to have
special buses to carry the fans to
and from the fights. Special rates
fe been arranged for, forty cents
a person. The first bus on Monday
right will leave the gymnasium at Z
o'clock, and this bus will leave Fords
1t 7:15 o'clock, Metuchen al 1880
and the hall will be reached at 1850.
The buses will remain in Highland
Park to take the fans back to their
homes.
Mondays Program
Tiger Nelson, of this city, will
fight Sammy Green, of Newark, in
the eight round feature bout at
Highland Park on Monday night.
Harry Apologize of New Brunswick
will swap punches with Battling
Hazel of this city in the eight round
semi-f1nal encounter, and Jimmy
Johnson and Fanny Terio, of this
city, viii be the principals in the
feature six. Kid Harvey of North
Amboy will fight Johnny Michaels
of Newark in a six, and three four
rounds complete the program. Jack
Curley of Fords is to fight Young
Orlando of Bound Brook, and Bat
Ting John and Young Bobby of New
Brunswick are the contestants in two
of the tours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01

The spirit being willing and the
flesh heavier, Lew Tender, south
paw genius of Philadelphia, is maxi
ing amorous gestures in the direc-
ton Of the welterweight champion
ship.
Tender, in short, is outgrowing
the lightweight class and If the
weight continues to accumulate, the
winter season may find him ming
ling with heavier talent.
AS a lightweight Tender had the
misfortune to flourish contempor-
%aneously with Benny Leonard, one
of the greatest lightweights of all
time. But for that fact he unques-
tionably would have o the cham
pionship.
Whether Tender would be a
greater ~ucceses as a w~elterweight
than he was as a lightweight is
something of a problem. He would
mt find the field as formidable, I'M
less Leonard decided to enter that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01

series will end on Tuesday Of that
week.
From the close of the series of
class games until the start of the
annual Christmas vacation, the war;
sity squaa will get into shape With
practice sessions being held daily.
There is also a large crew of candi-
dates looking fl positions on the
two teams, while the veterans of last
years teams will be depended ON
greatly. The first game Cor each
team will be played shortly after
the first of the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
ELIZABETH SHOW
ON NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT

Elizabeth's new boxing club, with
headquarters at the Flora theatre,
will stage its initial show next Fri
day night, Matchmaker Antilles has
announced.
In the feature bout, a twelve
rounder, Jack Mcfarland, of Eliza
beth, a boxer well known through
out this section, will swap punches
with Willie Stanton of Philadelphia.
In the semi-inal eight round go
Knockout Joe Manning, another
Elizabeth boy and a battler who has
fought here and in Newark, will
meet Joe D'Orio of Harrison in a re-
turn engagement.
There will be the usual supporting
bouts on the remainder of the pro-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
BRUGGY'S TEAM
STARTS TOMORROW NIGHT

Frank Bruggy and his new Eliza
beth basketball machine will open
he season at Turn Hall in Betsy
town, tomorrow night, in an encoun-
ter with the Meadowbrooks of New
ark, Last Saturday night Bruggy
played with the Newark combination
against the Amboys on the Audi
forum court in this city.
In the Elizabeth lineup will be
Jack Cremmens, DIR. Simon, Elmer
Ripley. "Red" Lavan, Bobby
Shriner and Bruggy. The Meadow
brooks are scheduled to have Schar-
toff, Estrin, Klugman, Donahue and
possibly Pete Eggers.
Local basketball fans will attend
the court contests in Elizabeth on
Sunday nights as a number of their
favorites will be seer in action on
various occasions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
BRIEF BITS OF SPORIS
IN ALL FIELDS

men on the alleys to date. The AM
boys roll against Keasbey next We'd
nesday.
Messrs. Powers Brothers, the To-
cal roller skating promoters, are
planning to bring skating cham
pions from various parts OF the
country, to the local rink, to give
exhibitions to the skating fans OF
tbs section.
The Jersey City Police basketball
with a victory over the Perth Am
tessers are confident that they will
return to Hudson county tonight,
boy Five.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
SAINT TOSSERS
ARE DEFEATED
State Street Team SWamped
BY PaSSerS From Essex
County

st. Stephens basketball team, of
this city. suffered their first setback
on Thursday night, when they were
defeated by the fast Tornado five,
of Newark, on the State street court
by a 44-36 score. The score at the
end Of the first half was 14-13 in
favor of the home team.
To date the local team has three
victories and this weeks defeat as
their record, and it probable that
a return contest to wen matters will
be played by the two teams. Frider
did the starring for the visiting
team in Thursday nights %fracas.
while Triggs, and f. Rhatajak were
the leading for the local
outfit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
JR. LEACUERS
SCORE VICTORY
Jensen's Bowling Team Wins
Over Crescents at South
Amboy

The Junior Lacquer bowling team,
of this city, travelled to South Am
boy on Monday night where they
defeated the Crescents, of that place,
on the Y. M. C. A. alleys. The WISH
tors took two out of three from the
home team. Bucko and Jensen are
of Recreation fame.
The SCORES:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
MadiSOnS Are Second
I'm Local EEkS' League
Elks Local League

The Madison bowling team in the
local Elks six team bowling circuit,
went into a tie for second place with
the Ironclads last night, by taking
two games of their match with n
Starfish combine on the Madison
avenue alleys. Jack Weitzen, an
cnor man for the victors, COPIED
high score and high average honors
in this set, rolling 1877, ZIG n 1f1
for a 1913 average.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01

Challenges for the Junior Leaguers
should be addressed to Art Jensen.
Jefferson street. A return match
with the Crescents is being ar
ranged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01

division also. Leonard is heavy
himself, and has frequently limited
that he intended to go after the
crown which now rests more or less
h~aphazardly on the dome of Mickey
Walker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01

Factory A had an easy time in
their t~hree-game match with the
outside Five, winning all three
games. Low scores featured.
The lineup:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
Factory A Five

b4b 06J bo1
The Office Five continued their
winning stride against the Factory
w team. Mccain rolled the best
score of the night with Kienzle and
Brown close up. Mondoker's roll
ing in the second game put his team
on top.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01

incest way to get a husband
goat is by wanting him to have his
hair cut like some movie actor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01

Small brothers frequently get an
older sisters goat. Then she has to
buy her goat back with candy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01
OFFICE FIVE and MACCOBOY
BOWLERS Tie FOR LEAD

UELMETTA, Dec. 1.-The stand
ing of bowling teams IN the George
w. Helme Company department
league follows:~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-12-01

718 $50 7es
, 1923-04-25

be the concerts given by tho
high school Band and orchestra.