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, 1923-05-23

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston r. Fl. f.
Chicago ---..--01e 010 0o0A IL ]
Boston ---...----210 101 10x-6 IL l
, 1923-05-23

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May 23.-Ne
braska, with ~ z-3 points. won the
third annual Missouri Valley con-
ference freshman telegraphic track
and field meet held last week, IL was
announced 1T Washington univer-
slty today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
MAN SURVIVES
knife IN BRAIN
German Surgeon Duplicates
Delicate Operation

BERLIN. June 23.--For the second
time in the history Of medical sci.
cnce a German surgeon has success
fully operated for removal Of tunor
on the brain and cure OF the rare
attendant ailment. jackson cpl.
lepsy.'
The operator was the famous Der.
lin surgeon. Professor Unger. Of the
yirschow hospital here, who was as
sisted by Professor Mendel, noted
neuroIogist
The patient was q Budapest physi-
clan who for couple Of years had
suffered from attacks OF unconscious
ness varying from few minutes to
a few hours.
Pschyo-anaiysis was tried without
avail. There were only slight exter-
nal signs pointing to the presence OF
A tufnor on the brain and 10 the rare
Jackson epilepsy.
Coming to Berlin, the Budapest
physician was examined by Mendel
and Unger and agreed 10 undergo the
one chance :. In a million operation.
The slightest miscue meant death
and even the most delicate incisions
properly made could snuff out life.
Unger cut into the left side Of the
skull and thence into tho brain. re-
moving the tumor as big as a mans
fist. which rested almost at the base
Of the brain.
For a short time after the opera
ton the Budapest physician had re-
currences Of Inconsistencies, but
within two months wns completely
cured and resumed his own practice
in Hungary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
HENRY FORD is
WALL ST. JOKE
Automobile King Object Of
Brokers' Wit

NEW YORK, June $50 one
day Of the year the money kings OF
Wall Street turn loose and say Just
what they feel Ike in the columns
OF a burlesquc newspaper. The
Bawl street Journal"
The edition has Just appeared. and
here's what the editor has TO say
OF Henry Fond:
"Ford's Presidential chanses.-If
Ford runs for president. he can
be assured OF tho support OF the
police Of the country. In Nay als
plant turned out as.stl completed
-foad oestrustors Every time Ford
makes i 900 cars. II means ono new
cop somewhere In the United States,
"The more cars. tho more cops.
as well as more traffic laws and the
necessary legal talent. Ford's plant
does double duty, lie turns out
millions OF cars 10 tear up the roads
and then produces thousands OF
tractors 10 repair them. Any man
with such foresight deserves TO be
president
The issue also contains "A Letter
Prom Henry Flivyer" to the editor.
c. w Barron, In which Henry Is
permitted TO state that he IS now fig
uring on a device to be attached 20
the rear OF the Ford car 70 make
more noise. so that the engine can
not be heard.
ON. boy. but they do love Henry
IN Wall street,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
FINDS PEANUTS
NOT HAIR TONIC
Government Chemist Says
Theory is False
BY FLORA g. ORR

WASHINGTON. June sJ.--Ioo
tad to spoil good story. but
IL isn't true that peanuts are a
sort OF magic hair restorcr.
Or. D. Breese Jones. acting chem
Isl IN charge Of the protein invest.
cation laboratory OF the bureau Of
chemistry. saws this. As II was IN
his laboratory that the most famous
work with peanuts was done. his
WORD ISN'T TO be doubted
certainly. peanuts are an excel
TENT food. We've proved that" says
pr. Jones. "but We never said they
were an internal scalp wash
Someone either in reading our
reports or in talking with someone
down here. got the idea that pea
nuts contained ,cystine.' which they
do. Hair. wool. feathers, and other
animal tissues contain large amounts
Of cystine.
That was enough. The writer
drew on his imagination. and told
how clerks in the bureau Of chem
istry were running out every Is
minutes TO buy bags OF peanuts. 80
as 70 90 away forever with those
iel.taie bald spots.
Nothing in u al all"
People are always getting queer
food ideas. DR.. Jones says. Some
OF them you might almost call food
superstitions For instance. there's
a popular notion that eating fish
and drinking milk or eating Ice
cream in the same meal will make
one IN. Dr. Jones claims there Is
no scientific basis for such a belief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
10 SUBURBAN ACREAGE

on BEAUTIFUL HOOD Canal. ]
have for sale. o Groom house with
5 lots. Ia small town. Good view
OF Olympic mountains. on Navy
Yard Highway: orchard garden.
walnut tree. large maple tree: fine
formation. write 20 G. g. Hauptly.
Port Angeles. wash
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SCOTT-P00R, Inc.
800 Second Ave.
ENTRANCE. MARIoN ST.
TeleEhono aiaip ASA

NEw UNIVERSITY BUNGALOW
JUST COMPLETED - Large living
and dining room. FreRah doors;
Dandy kitchen. nook complete.
with table and chalra. > nice bed
rooms ventilated closets. compo-
stone bath. attractive fireplace:
furnace. laundry. BEST material
and Workmanship. Pleased 20 ea-
plain cur antique construction.
$3.50 cash. terms. open today.
sos Ftfth ave ~ y.
INCOME PHOPEHT YBARGAIN
small store aud thrcH-room house.
on lot isNSg on John ct. one block
east % broadway. House rented for
SIS monthly. store has been rented
for Sz5. both newly painted. Price
$1,000; $500 cash. balance terms
Owner going south. says sell
Gfuund alone worth more than
price asked See Moru. tf7 Union
- Elliott bs2o. Afternoons only.
PHiNNEY RIDGE BARGAIN
A snap for the price Only x2.250,
4 nice large rooms and bath. ga,
rage. on very fine lot half block
% fhtnney car. on payment OF
$500 cash. balance like rent
HASLETT 4 BELL
gkaG Greenwood Ave sunset S1an
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Mrs. Agnes Patten Wilder,
doughter of James "A. Patten,
Chicngo multi-milIionaire
Wheat king, is being sued for
diuorce by arence h.
Wilder. He charges desertion,
and Gdds that she took their
three adopted daughters Nth
her to Montecito, Cal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
Hundred Prizes in
Two Years Is Record

EAST ORANGE, N. j.. June "a
-Four members Of an East Orange
family have won 102 whist prizes in
two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
One of Crew of SO
Is Saved in Wreck

COLOMBO, Ceylon. June 23.--only
one member Of the crew Of 80 en-
capped when the steamer Okara was
lost In n cyclone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
Violence Taboo
by Confidence Men

NEW YORK, June 23.-Criminolo-
gists report that swindling is increas-
ing. su9planting TO large extent the
older fashion crimes OF violence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS


Births In theirShousehoi6s are re-
ported By the following men:
GasInan. Thomas F.. 1909 n. 10Th st.
girl
Ulrich. c. r.. 52s N. 32nd st. boy.
Mayer. Paul r.. 2425 43rd ave n,
boy.
loBoyIe. William John, 1914 18th
ave. boy.
Piha. Bohr, 544 18th ave-. girl
cathey Thomas l.. 3s2s 3ith ave.
W. boy.
HeIgerson. Matt. 2oss 18th ave. w.
girl.
Burns. Louis r. SsOs 45th ave s.
| girl
saeFedden. Harry Reid. 4os f. John
St. boy.
lwiniTer. Arthur Walter. 1886 Frank.
lin ave. boy.
waite. Waiter l., Alderwooa Manner.
I boy
RossbeclS. George Edward. 1914 Third
ave w. boy.
IProwse. George e. 41s 18th ave. ".
boy.
Mecallum. Alexander J.. $500 Sew
euth ave. n. f.. boy.
Olson. Christ. 1902 Phinney ave. girl.
Porad. Joseph. 1914 Washington ST,
girl
Tanal<s. sslchi. 2I4 Seventh ave. s.
boy.
Grover. Glenn l.. 1850 n. Soth St.
boy.
Ringo. Floyd Virgil 4s4 queen Anne
ave. girl.
odle. II. FRANKLIN. Bellevue. girl.
Van Geystel. Emil. 1918 18th ave. 5.
bow
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence. Age.
Hinton. Lorin Stein, Seattle "a
SvendSen. Myrtle Lenora. Seattle ? I
INeklason. J. Richard. Seattle Legal
Swanson. Edith T.. Seattle -. Legal
Johnson. Edgar E.. Seattle :. Legal
Mays, Eadie B.. Seattle .... Legal
McAllister. Donald. Seattle ....el
DaubersmitS. Jessie, Seattle 1T
Shay. Alban A.. Seattle Legal
Mueller. Marguerite. Seattle Legal
Brado. Edward F.. Seattle Legal
Stair. Emma H., Seattle . Legal
Ainsworth. Walter w. st. Louis. 81
Anderson. Mary H. Seattle ....2i
Biddle. George Raymond. Seattle. ~
Horner. Marian Edna, Seattle ...-s3
Jacobson, Adolph c., Seattle Legal
Sullivan. Muriel. Seattle Legal
Beck. William X. Raymond ...35
Leach. Pauline l.. South Bend ...3f
Waters. Wallace Walker. Seattle. 40
Tourtellot, Ruth Anne. Seattle -. ~
Cassavant, Frederick E.. Seattle ..2z
Allard. Muriel Aldine. Seattle ....2S
Dugan. Guy B.. Camp Lewis. Legal
Calohan, Helen. Seattle ...... Legal
Sirignano. Felix p. Seattle 20
st. Michel. Thelma, Seattle ....--i1
Marks. William H.. Seattle :. Legal
McArdle, Mary Agnes. Seattle. .Legat
Terry. william L.. Bremerton. Legal
keibard. Genevieve H., Brem-
erton ..--.......... Legal
Saito. Shigetoshi. Seattle ......Sa
Mogi. KIM. Seattle UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Gunderson. william S. Seattle Legal
Hall, Eva, Seattle ............L Legal
Conahsn, James j.. Seattle ......2s
Rodiz, Marjorie. Spokane .......31
Dalrymple. Fred Eugene Sc
attic .......... -. Legal
westergard. Hilds. Rugby. N.
ID. ............ ........L Legal
Lee, Arnold. Spokane ...........22
Scooter, Eightsy, Spokane .....20
Meyers. Joseph. Boring. Or. Legal
banser, Sibylla. Boring. Or. Legal
Carey, Kenne h. Seattle .......22
Pearch, Berth, Seattle .........1a
Winter, Charles H, Seattle :. Legal
Aldridgc. Grace s.. Seattle -. Legal
Smith, Richard James. Kenne-
Marceil, ella. Seattle ........ Legal
Sloan. Joseph NJ. Seattle -. Legal
Underhill, Florence s.. Seattle Legal
Fitch. Robert, Rivorton ........2t
Benson. Stella, Riverton ..... Legal
Jones. Scott Stoner Port Town
send ....,..,.,...... go
Leivestad, Aleva Joanna. 1nwood.
Ia. .,...,,,.,......... &c
Bennett. Lee Harry. Seattle -. Legal
Georgeson, Rosemary, Sitka,
Alaska ....,.,.........,.. Legal
Gallagher. Frank j.. Seattle Legal
Peters, Mary Irene. Seattle -. Legal
Turner, Clyde n, Seattle ..,.s....1a
Moore Helen G., Seattle .....e,...1a
Hathaway. Charles NJ, Seattle ...2S
Burrus. Thelma t., seattle ......23
Pikso, Joe. Seattle ...............2S
Corey, Fern, Seattle .,............1a
Tellefson, Selmer, Seattle 80. Legal
Robertson. Eleanor NJ, Seattle. Legal
Kenyon. II. H.. Seattle ..........37
Wilson, Edith NJ. Seattle ......37
Pearson, Gust Seattle ......,....2a
Stenberg. Elm, Seattle ..,,,,..... 20
Fullerton. Virgil A.. Newcastle ...23
White, Loretta NJ, Seattle ..,.....al
Pugh. Melville r., Seattle ........27
Loishman. Grace e., Seattle ......2<
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THE sANAToRY HERB STORE
sl6 Pike ST. Seattle. Wash,
Who're one may obtain reliable home
call or write for free descriptive
booklet. pf. J. AL Larsen. Herb
oi0gist.
VISIT THE LONESOME CLUE. RAJ
nier Grand hotel. Tuesdays and
Fridays. Main 2aos OF Elllott 2s0l.
A SPECIAL NOTICES
TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN:
This is 10 certify that David Nc
Kenzie has made an application 90
maintain a garage ht 8iI virginia
ST. lots 10 10. block 10. Sarah a,
Belle Second Addition.
anyone desiring 20 protest such oe-
cupaucy must file such protest NJ
the office Of the Building Depart
msnt. Room sos cgnnty-Ctty Bldg.
prior 10 July 8. 1898.
Section sos. Ordinance Ne. 3i57s
DANCE -MAYER's FAST Jazz Hand.
with entertainer. plays az silver
Lake pavilion. interurban side.
every Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-23
FEMALEHELP WANTED

COOK AND UPSTAIRS MAID
Private family OF wants competent
aud experienced woman Tor cook
lnR only, permanent position ana
excellent WhEca Tor right party.
Also want maid fuf upHthlra work.
cali Mia 'rrrrN Main aail,
LADIES OF GOOD APPEARANCE
with soliciting experience, DO you
want Ga make more money than
yoar husbands hy introducing
health necessity GO your neigh
hnrHf Opportunity for limited
number 4uls Arcade.
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80 FURNITURE FOR SALE
LIVE STOCK
POULTRY

ONE TEAM OF horses TO Rell, cheap.
Weight 1900 lbs. 400 37th ave, s.
Rainier valley
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GARDENERS

1879 ROADsTEn MD TOURING
ono roadster and three touring ears
Guaranteed condition You can't
so wrong on these cars. $3.50.
Terms
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LIanr pELvEnY FoRp

New block and good rubber. small
delivery body Good top a snap.
1850 Terms,
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Queen Ammo Special

Occupy a modern 5-roon fiat and
have Hn income Of sT5 per month,
while investing $500 cash or
terms in one Of the best business
corners in West Queen Anne. Car
field aIAu
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NEW PIANOS For RENT. RENT
applied on purchase. Meyer-Toner.
1921 ith ave. Cobb Bldg.
Blake buys. Heiis. 1913 Eth. NJ 6bfA
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20 WANTED-TO RENT

GOOD CARE GIVEN children; sub
urban home; fresh eggs and milk.
East 1870
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Adams at Fauntioroy for bungalow,
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% BOARDERS WANTED

/ Will BOARD girl, . To years
old Comfortable home and loving
cnrr Melroac 1896
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-BLACK ALLIGATOR HAND
bag between Seattle and silver
Lake on Everett highway Reward.
Phone Elliott 1901. Mr. Park
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PERSONAL

TIE sANAToRY HERB STORE
sl6 Pike st. Seattle. wash.
Who're one may obtain reliable home
treatments at reasonable cost.
call or write for free descriptive
booklet. pf. J. AL Larsen. Herb
oioRist.
VISIT THE fOSEsoME CLUB. RAJ
nler Grand hotel. Tessdays and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
BASEBALL BIDS
T0BE RECEIVED
Announcement to This Effect
Made by R. C. w. Assocla-
ton President Today

Announcement was made this
morning by President A. Pierce OF
the Raritan Copper Works Ath-
letic Association that bids will be
received for the lease of their base
ball field during the next week.
Anyone desiring to bid for the en-
closed ball field is requested to com
municate with the association presi+
dent, and obtain the conditions un-
which the award will be made.
These conditions may be obtained
any time after Friday noon and
bids will be opened for about a week
from that date on.
There is great interest being
shown in the award of the local
baseball field, for the fans are out
for real baseball. In order to give
the fans good baseball it is necessary
TO have a good representative nine.
The great diamond game went bis
in this city during the closing weeks
of the last baseball cam paign n
the magnates were rewarded Tor
putting a good team on the field.
AS a. result of the announcement
made today, there is every reason to
believe that the local baseball man
ager for 1928 will be made known
within ten days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
4MBOY FIVE TAKE DECIDING GAME or IMPORTANT SERIES
Big Crowd Expected
To Attend Cdrteret
Benefit Show

March 20. This bout was arranged
after several attempts had been
made to land it for a Carteret show.
The borough veteran has been
training hard for his contest with the
Bayonne veteran, and there should
be eight rounds Of action. Mckay
has been fighting for a number Of
years and has met some Of the best
lightweights in Northern Jersey.
Fast Semi.Einal
joey Russell, Newark fi~yweight,
who fought in the local Auditorium
on several occasions, will swap
punches with Duffy Lewis of Railway
in the six-round semi-final contest.
Both boys are fast and carry hefty
punches, and a knockout is autlci-
pated.
Young Leslie is the only local box
err on the card and he will fight Joe
Petro of Elizabeth in one of the four
round bouts. Young Cohen Of Ro-
selle and Billy Donovan of Elizabeth
are carded for a four-rounder, and
Lester Applebaum of Railway and
Jimmy Burns of Elizabeth will clash
in the opening bout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
TOURNEY ENDS;
TIE FOR FIRST
WibiraIske's Team Finishes
in Y. M. C. A. League Tie
With Smiths Outfit


The Y.M.C.A. five-n1an team bow
ling tournament, which has been IN
for several months, came
to a close last night with the teams
of Wibiralske and Smith tled tol
first place. A bowl-of in the near
future to decide the championship
will be arranged.
Last nights match was between
the ouintets of Fullerton and Wibir-
alske. The latter needed two games
of the three to tie Smiths team tor
first in the final standing, whereas
three straight wins last night would
have made Wibiralskes team the
league champs.
Although Wibiralske's combina-
ton won two of the games they were
unable to put across the game which
would decide the league champion
ship then and there. Now an extra
match with Smiths men must De
rolled before the champs are decid-
ed.
Both Fullerton and Wibiralske
had all OF their men out for last
nights important games and some
good scores were turned in. Basn,s
3O7 was high o for the night
as was high average of 1s9. Tips
1T average was high for the win
ming team. An even 200 by Pfeifter
was the only other double century OF
the night in addition to Basins 2OI.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
RECREATION 5
ANNEX MATCH
Local BOWERS Win Two Out OF
Three Games at South
Amboy

The Recreation Five bowlers Of
this city travelled to South Amboy
last night and won two out of
three close games from the Y. NJ
10. A pinmen Of that place. High
scores featured, a PSI by F. John
son being the best score of the
night and a 219 average by the
same Recreation Louie was I'M
beaten.
The first game went to the Perth
Amtoy team by a margin of one pin.
The South Amboy quintet won the
second game by ten pins, and the
deciding game went to the Recrea~
lions by sixty-eight pins. Thomas,
the South Amboy anchor man., aV-
eraged 1913, turning in double cen
fury score, 221 and 203.
The Recreation Five managed ky
Hallahan of the Atlantic Terra
Gotta Works, would like to ar
rang matches with other teams IN
this vicinity, especially the Ar
gonnes and Anaboy Five.
The acoress
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

In Championship Games al
Newark Armory Tonight
Students OF Three States
H. S. CORRESPONDENT

Newark today will be mecca for
all the leading schoolboy athletes
of the east. The sixth national in
t~erscholastic championships are be-
ing held at the 18th regiment arm
ory in Sussex venue under the aus
piees of Central High School.
The local high school will be rep
resented for the first time tonight il,
these championship events. Crack
PENNSYLVANIA and New York State
School teams are entered in these
games and a number of title holders
will be seen in action. Perth Amboy
is the Middlesex county representa-
tive.
The showing of Coach Waddelps
men in tonight's events Y i'll have an
important bearing on future activt-
ties of the Crimson and White on
the cinder path. Amboy will be rep
resented in the 440 by Gene Mullen
who will have as opponents such
men as Tom Kelly of st. Benedicts,
Graybell OF Mercersburg, Young OF
Central and numerous other cracks.
Nat Cohen in the mile run will be
opposed by W. r. Cox of MERGERS
burg, known as the "Joie Ray of the
schoolboys." Art Corson of this city
is entered in the 70-yard dash. Frank
Hussey of S~tuyvesant is expected
to bre ak Allen Woodring's record in
this event. Al London, #. Belikove
and E. Dalton will take part in the
220-yard event. as will Barney Kop-
lin of Central High of Newark, the
present title-holder.
A number of Amboy fans will be
on hand at the arTlOry which can
be reached by taking the Central
avenue car from Broad street, New
ark. The first event starts at 1880
and there will be dancing following
the games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
|MPERALS To
ROLL TONIGHT
Jersey City Crack BoWIers on
Argonne Alleys Here for
Return Game

One of the greatest professional
bowling teams in the state-Gus
Bochs Imperial combination of Jer-
sey City-will roll the Argonne Five
Of Harry Levine on the Argonne al
ieys, Hobart street, tonight. n Is
a return match, the Afmboys having
won the first match rolled on Hud-
son county alleys some time ago.
Meyer Larson, Ben ~Jorgenson,
Henry Simonsen, Howard Richards
and Bill Eyerkuss or Bill Pember-
ton, will roll with the Argonne team
in the game tonight. while the I'm
perials will have Murphy, Delehanty,
Winn, c.. Boch and G.. Boch.
In addition to the flve-man match,
there will be a two-man match and
Ia one-man match. The Imperial
two-man and one-maE teams de-
feated the Argonne two-man and
one-man teams on the Hudson coun-
ty alleys on the same night the i've
man match was staged.
Richards will oppose G.. Boch IN
the one-man match tonight, While
Jorgenson and probably Eyerkuss or
Pemberton will roll Delehanty n
C. Boch in the woman match.
The Imperials are expected TO
bring a big delegation from Jersey
City to this city for the match to-
night. The Imperial and Amboy
teams have clashed annually for a
number of years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
N. J. vo||ey Ball Title
Will Be Decided Here
Tomorrow In Tourney

Perth Amboy IN the play at the To-
cal association will likely consist
of Francis Oliver, Mat Melko. Aus
tin Hornsby. George Sharp, Gene
Parker, Willis Bartholomew and
Capt. Ell. Johnson.
While the varsity team is playing
here, another combination will be
playing in the state tournament at
Railway for teams whose players
are thirty years OF age or older. The
Amboy entry in this tournament is
headed by Capt. Herbert Rankin, the
other members of the team being
Gilbert Peakes, Chris Nielsen, Doc
Bedell, John Melko, John Janderup.
Whitney Lesson and Nat Goldberger.
In both tournaments the winning
combination will receive a silver
loving cup and the members of the
team, medals. There has been some
talk of a match between the two
Amboy teams in the local gym to-
morrow night, but this has not been
definitely decided. Both teams are
expected to have strenuous sched-
ules to carry out tomorrow and the
men may not feel like playing again
tomorrow night.
No admission will be charged to
the tournament games and the pub
lie is invited to witness them.