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First publication March -, 1923.
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A. ]. Roster, Attorney.
First publication March %, 1923.
Sixth publication April 20, 1923.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
SpeedWayBaSketeerS
Weekend Contests.
O'ROurke'S a Here

Two big games are carded for the
Speedway basketball team of this
city. over the weekend one on the
Amicitia hall court tonight and the
other on st. Stephens court tomor-
row afternoon. These contests are
the first for the Speedways after a
layoff of several weeks.
Tonight on the Pleasant Plains
court, the fast going Tottenville rep
resentatives will be encountered.
Last season when the Speedways
were the only representatives of this
city on the court they suffered a set
back at the hands of the island boys
on the Amicitia hall court but IN
tits city the Tottenville team was
beaten rec times. Early this sea
son the Beauvais Post combination
met defeat at the hands of the
Speedway basketeers on the Local
court.
For the game this evening the
T~ottenville team will take the court
with Preacher and Burdsoll, for
wards: LaForge, center, and Hoehn
and Price, guards. This team has
been defeated only once on the sta
zen Island court this season and this
victory is credited to the crack Mon
tana quintet of Stapleton.
The lineup Of the visitors for this
game has not been made known out
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
COMPLETE CARD
Is ANNOUNCED
Thirty Rounds of Boxing on
Card Fork Kid Potty
Show

Ed Dalton, matchmaker of the
Central Athletic Club, announced
yesterday afternoon his complete
card of thirty rounds of boxing for
the Kid Potty benefit show to be
staged in the local auditorium On
Tuesday night, February 6.
Billy Murphy of Staten Island, and
Rocky Walker of South Amboy, are
the combatants for the ei%ght-round
main event. and in this bout Match
maker Dalton is of the opinion, the
fans should be given plenty of ac-
ton.
In the six-round semi-inal con-
test, Tommy Marks of Long Branch
and Harry Sneden of Staten Island,
will exchange wallops. Neither of
these men have appeared in the To-
cal ring since the staging of bouts
was started by the local organiza-
ton.
Young Sid of this city and Lester
Applebaum of Railway, frankie
Gargano of Staten Island and Young
Lambert of South Amboy, Carl Nor
ris of Carteret and Tommy Thomp-
sen of Staten Island, and Billy Lewis
of Westfield and Joe O'Brien of
Elizabeth, are the contestants card
ed to go on in the four fo%ur-round
preliminary bouts,
Announcement was also made at
this time that ali seats on the main
floor for this show will sell Cor SO
Tickets before the night of the show
can be obtained from members of
the committee or at the Hotel Madi-
scr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

The J.. n. Barber basketball team
of Trenton will put up an interest
| ing contest against the Perth Am
| boys on the local court tonight, pro-
yiding practically the same lineup as
was used against Asbury Park in a
| recent game, appears here.
The complete boxing card for the
| Kid Potty show to, be held in this
| city on Tuesday night, Feb. 8 mas
been announced by Matchmaker Ed
| Dalton of the Center A. Z.
Judging their showing in the last
two Elks state bowling league
matches, the Perth Amboy team
| NAV climb into the the first DIVISION
| during the latter part of the race.
According to officials of the Gin
o~;nnati baseball club the Rube Ben
tom fight will be carried to the meet
;nr of the National league represen-
| tatiyes next month.
u,,erv effort will be made by those
| interested in track Sports at tne 40 20
cal high school. to make the ou snI ;s
season one cl IAS
recent years.
The Roosevelt Separates pasNSc
hall team Of Carteret Is practscass
illuminated from the Sunhlns ha,.
sectional honors as a resuit oL he
second consecutive aehSa. Nh RS
hands OF the Perth AmpoS A
day night.
announcement was made py ia
roTrLI;n of the Roosevelt boA!ns
Siub on Thursday night thnt tsn.s
w;yI ha resumed in the rou t"o
weeks from tonight.
IN Monday night ths Lineola ana
ssbirrton Companies hoW!!ns
taans will 60 inta action in regular
scE sS.iad match On the ArSnhne
siIevs, The laagus lead may
change again as = result ot MS SUI
"Rabe" Ruth will be al MS best
try his hardest during ths oom.
fing. summer seas1A 'esAlh nls lv ~
home run hitting iaursis' re Wssai
have a great many riVais IN 'ne
race again this year
Preparations ara being made -
| this time for the monster trnck
meet to be hela on Decoration q
under the auspices of the local pest
OF the American Legion. Eutcs d
Allen is the post athletic cmeer'
The Speedway basketball team
will resume court activities tonight
after a layoff of several weeks. They
ensualnter the Beauvais Post team OF
| Tottensiile at Pleasant Plains.
Johnny Carroll and Benny Herts
will battle for lightweight hnnors IN
| Carteret, two weeks from toniGnt
| Carroll has many years experience
while his opponent has fought only
a short while.
Almost every night in the week all
| bowling leagues in this city are TAX
en- up by persons interested IN this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
POST
EVENT FEB. 3
Boxing Shows in Borough
Hall Starting in Two
Weeks

The continuation of boxing ac-
tivities in Carteret Is scheduled TO
get under way two weeks from to-
night. February 8, when a show
Will be run for the benefit Of the
Carteret post OF the American Le-
gion. This show will be u off in
Coughlin's auditorium where the
former shows OF the Roosevelt
Boxing Club were staged
Ed Coughlin is in charge of the
matchmaking for this show and
will continue to match the bouts for
the future shows of the Roosevelt
Boxing Club. 1t is not known on
what night the weekly or semi
monthly shows of the borough or
sanization will be run after the
legion event
H.. Johnny Carroll, popular borough
lightweight. has been matched ia
night Benny Hertz, another Carte
ret lighter. IN the eight round main
event for the legion show, Carroll
mas been n of the most popuIa r
boxers in this section. but his box
ING lays apparently are rapidly
decreasing and he will enter ring
on TINS occasion to meet Hertz. one
or the most promising boxers hera-
abouts
Carl Morris, also a Carteret bat
Tier. probably will go on in the six
round semi-final contest. There
VIII be a number of good prelimi-
nary bouts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
n TEAMS IN
COURT TOURNEY
Athletic officer Allen Calls
Managers Together For
Meeting Tuesday Night

Rufus B. Allen, athletic officer of
the local ! post of the American
Legion, announced this morning that
fourteen basketball teams having
players under seventeen years of age
have signiied their intention of en-
-tering the tournament proposed by
him.
The teams and their managers fol-
low: Amboy Juniors, w. Convery;
Triangles, A. Goron; Whtrlwinds, G..
Ryan; State Juniors, B. Abramson;
Amboy Stars, N. Torrell; Dexters, G..
Breslow; Favorites, A, Nishnowitz;
PAGERS. NJ. Sheyer; Y. M. III. A. Stars,
Koch; Essex Juniors, p. Fimiari;
Turner Juniors, T. Rasmussen; AM
boy Swifts, B. Goron; Marions. r.
st. Andrassy, and Orioles, I. Mazur-
sky.
On Tuesday night a meeting of the
managers will be held in the Y. M.
G, A. on Jefferson street at z o'clock
for the purpose of organizing and
working out a schedule. Possibly
three more teams will enter this cir
cult.
This is just one of the athletic
events planned by the new athletic
officer of the local Legion post. He
is planning a field meet for Decora-
tion Day and a water meet for July
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
(High School Correspondent)

(digh Scnooi Correspondent
They came; they saw and they
conquered"
This Caesarean clause briefly de-
scribes the Perth Amboy high
schools sixth straight victory st the
expense of the Rutgers Prep COM
bine on the Iatter's court yesterday
afternoon. When the final whistle
blew denoting the conclusion of hos
%tilities the read Amboy 80,
Rutgers IS.
The local scholastic five appeared
like pygmies compared with the size
of the county seat players. The
team work of the visitors, however,
fairly daZzled the opposition. The
idea that they were playing second
fiddle" to a bunch of ineligibles so
aroused the ire of Messrs. Horowitz,
Polkowitz and Macmillan that they
literally swept the New Brunswick
ers off their feet.
So evenly was the playing among
the visitors that it is hard to pick an
individual star. Pete Grieve, star
forward Of the Amboys. tossed in
three double counters and fifteen out
of nineteen tries from the free throw
line for three more points than the
entire home club.
Throughout the greater part of
the game the visitors held the lead,
the home team leading by n point
at the beginning of the contest. At
half time the score was 18Th in faV-
or of Amboy.
The prep players started off with
a rush in the final period but the
Crimson and White courtsters soon
started a rally Of their own which
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

is is probable that two new men viii:
be on hand when the gam gets un-
der way The Handerhan brothers.
Martin, Brownmiller and Bradley ais
SO will make the trip.
Crack Opponent Tomorrow
The present Speedway quintet wills
be given a real Test on the State
street court tomorrow afternoon
when Frank O'Rourke's crack COLI:
lection of tossers, will be played. The
O'Rourke tossers defeated the
Roosevelt Separates on the
Carteret court by more than ten
points while the Perth Amboys de-
feated the borough representatives
on Tvs rsday night by a five point
margin.
Sam and Phil Simon, c ack Jew
| ish basketeers of E-sabeth, MeN&T,
Shriner and Johnny Nolan will PLAY
with the Union cou- quintet in this
| contest. This team performs on the
Elizabeth court every Friday night
and shortly will play Frank Brug-
gy's Elizabeth Metropolitan team q
series for the Championship Of
Betsytown.
Regardless OF "yhether or not mi
or two new men play with the Speed
ways tonight. there will be new faces
in the lineup Of the home club for
tomorrow's contest. The latter game
will start at $50 O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

tire Philadelphia team put together.
The best the Phillies could do in this
department was forty-eight thefts,
which placed them at the bottom of
the heap in both leagues.
The most caught" stealer was
Charlie Hollocher of the Cubs, who
was nabbed twenty-nine out of for
ty-eight attempts. Duncan, Cincin-
natl, was right behind. being tossed
out on twenty-eight occasions.
In the American League, George
Sisler of the Browns, showed the
way with fifty-one steals, the same
as Carey hung up. Sisler, though,
was retired on nineteen attempted
swipes, as was his teammate, Ken
meth Williams, r~unner-up. who
grabbed thirty-seven hassocks.
A notable feature in the base
| stealing enc of play was the low
mark compiled by Ty Cobb, who, q
few seasons ago, was considered the
greatest b-ase-runner in the game.
In 1922, Cobb stole but nine sacks
in twenty-five efforts. Surely a far
different record that the Georgian
Used to boast, especially when COM
pared to that of 1915, when he
lsnagged ninety-eight bases, the
games modern high mark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

To steal fifty-one bases during a
playing season is considered more
than an ordinary feat. especially in
these days when swipins sacks is
looked upon as more or less of a
lost art. But to purloin fifty-one
cushions out of fifty-three attempts
is a most remarkable accomplish
ment.
And that's just what Max
Scoops Carey, sterling outfielder of
the Pittsburgh National League club,
did in the 1929 pennant chase, for
on but two occasions was the fleet
footed Pirate nipped in trying to
advance a. base by the thievery
route.
Carey, incidentally, was the cham
pion pilferer of the old circuit, lead
ing his nearest rival. Frank Frisch
of the Giants, by twenty steals, the
Fordham flash grabbing thirty-one
sacks out of forty-eight tries. Oddly
enough. the positions of the two
pace-setters were Just the reverse "
those in 1921, Carey with thirty
seven burglaries. running second in
that campaign to Frisch, who piled
up forty-eight.
Not only did Carey top the field,
but he stole more bases than the en-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
SMITH BEATEN
By sMONSON
n Es8- ~!
Several High Scores Register
ed in Five Man Bowling
Match at ~"

Capt. Al Simonsen's team won two
out of three games from Capt. Tom
Smiths quintet in the syn bowling
league last night. Simonsen's team
was Handicapped in1haying Giles abb
sent which-necessitated the use of a
blind o in all three games.
The first game went to Simonsen's
! team by forty-three pins, Smiths
~ 81 being high. Simonsen, with 100,
tvAA high for his team. Nineteen
pins separated the two teams at the
close of the second game, Smiths
combination annexing this n and
making the series even. Lloyd
Johnson's 191 was high. Smith and
Carbon tied for high on the other
team with 179 apiece. The deciding
game resulted in three double cen
fury marks for Simonsen's team
which won by 1873 pins. Anderson's
23s was high in this game, Johnson
contributing a 204 mark and Chris
Hansen 201. Smith again was high
for his team with ITO.
Johnson was high average man
for the night with 1s1. Smith led
his team in average with 1873.
reha SoocaS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
BARRACK ST. PASSERS
WIN TENTH VICTORY

Ten men were used by Miss I. 3.
Miller of the Perth Amboy Gram
mar school basketball team in a
game at Matawan yesterday after
noon with the Matawan Grammar
school basketeers, and the visitors
succeeded In registering their tenth
victory of the season, to the tune of
a 40--5 score, The Barrack street
basketeers have been defeated only
once this season.
Kaplowitz, kathleen, Kertes. Lee
vine, Rasmussen, NJ. Koch, Mccall
len, Dublin, Longstreet and N. Koch,
performed with the visitors in this
contest, while Franey, Pruden,
Shines, Angelo. Erdnan and Peters,
occupied positions on the Matawan
team. Matawan was held scoreless
from the feld and Amboy made
eighteen double counters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL E L

sport. There is more bowling in
this city and vicinity this season
than there has been for a good
many years.
Early in the spring a meeting will
be called for the purpose of attempt
ing the organization of a four CIR six
team industriaS baseball league for
Saturday games.
The Roosevelt Separate basket
ball team of Carteret will continue
running Thursday night of each
week for the remainder of the sea-
son. Next Thursday night the New
ark Whirlwinds will be engaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

The Perth Amboy Five with a
new string of five straight victories
over some of the best quintets In
this section, including the strotR
Kinsston Club Of the New Yofk
State League, will go into action to-
nigh at the new auditorium court
against the J.. N. Barber Five of
Trenton. The Barber outfit is COM
posed entirely of Eastern League
performers and should force the
Local favorites to extend themselves
to the utmost in order to turn up
"a victory
.Chlppy'' Glasco and "Gete" Bag
Lely are two of the well known bas-
keteers who perform with the
Trenton combination, while George
Smith Lansing. Dech and Elmer
Salt are also dribhlers of repute: in.
and about Mercer county. It is
rumored that this team will have a
few ringers along o-stem the-1ocais
tidal waves of victory.
The Perth Amboy basketeers will
take the floor tonight with their
regular lineup. Captain Hank"
Thomas and willie" Marion. who
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
THREE BASKETBALL GAMES
ON Y. N. C. A. COURT TONIGHT

There will be three basketball
games in the Y. M. G. A. gymnasium
tonight. the senior representative
team playing the Plainfeld ~" sen
ior aggregation while the two junior
representative teams will meet the
Plainfield 'Y" juniors and the South
River Spinning Company's Junior
quintet. Owing to the large amount
of good Junior material available at
the local association Physical pirec-
tor 8. C. Pew has experienced no
difficulty In forming q fast senior
team and two good junior teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
SCOTCH PACKERS ANNEX
TWO GAMES ON ALLEYS

HELMETTA. Jan. 2o.-Although
they started off like record-breakers,
with a 241 score in the first game Of
he match by Thorne. the lead-of
man. the Office Force Five of the
George w. Helme Company Five lost
two games to the Scotch Packers.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
|BRAINY BOROUGHITES
LOSE At WOODBRIDGE

The Metuchen High School bas-
keteers in a recent contest on the
woodbridge High School court.
1t was apparent early In the game
that the Woodbridge passers out
classed their opponents and as a re-
suit the coach Of the home team
used a number Of utility players
against the brainy borough quintet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
CRIMSON AND WHITE
COUR7STERS ADD TO
STRING OF VICTIMS

decided the game. The last five min-
utes were spent by the visitors in
passing the pill around.
Sensational guarding by PoIkowifz
and Rasmussen played an important
part in the sixth victory of the locals.
Alden, Lowry ard Hindle featured
for the home team. The Rutgers
Prep coach, # was made known yes
terday, is wearing a green derby
until his team wins a game.
On Monday afternoon RAILWAY
high school will play here.
Cal Muery, former Rutgers star.
refereed the game yesterday, calling
nineteen fouls on the home team and
fifteen on the visitors.
The sixth straight:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
HUkGARIANS ALL SET
TO ANNEX SECOND GAME

The second game OF the series be-
tween the Hungarian Catholic Club
and the st. Stephen light seniors for
the championship of North Amboys
Will be played on the Cortland street
court tomorrow night.
The first game, which was played
on the st. Stephens court. was hot
ly contested and resulted in the State
street basketeers losing out by a
small margin. This gives court fans
from around that section every rea-
son to think that the series will come
to an end tomorrow night.
The st. Stephens tomorrow night
will take the floor with Miller
Kochek, Rhatijak, Barty and Bar
towiak, while the Hungarians Will
lineup in their regular fashion. with
Winkler, j. Metruska, Chisma, G..
Metruska and Levay. There will be
dancing before and after the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
ST. STEPHEN JUNIORS
BEAT Y. M. H. A. FLYERS

The st. stephen Junior basket
ball team defeated the Y, NJ. H. A.
Flyers on the Y. NJ. H. A. court
Thursday night by a SS-S4 cor
This is the first game of a series.
Edward Tarloski, of 1917 Hall ave-
nue.. is manager OF the st. Stephens
and his phone number is 1S26-W.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
Smiths Team

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
DOWNS
STERLING FIVE
Tie For Fifth Place in ElkS
Local League-Good
Bowling

The PAGER bowling team wen two
out of three games from the Sterling
outfit in an Elks local league match
last night and as a result of this set
Of games, there is a tie between the
two teams for fifth position in the
league standing. The PAGERS won the
first and deciding games of the
series.
The scores;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
Senior VoUey Ball

lows:
Senior Basketball
Methodist Firsts, 10; Presbyter-
ians, s.
Junior Basketball
PresbYterians, II; Stars, Z.
Methodists, "a; Lutherans. IA.
Three basketball games were
played in the Sunday school athletic
league last night, all other games
being postponed. One senior and
two Junior games were played, the
scores being as follows:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
RU7 GERS PREP TEAM B0Ws TO STATE s7REE7 oU7F5
Amboys Tonight Clash
With Barber Quintet
Close Game Expected

have been displaying such superb
skill at the forward posts Will team
off together . Harry Davis will lie
back at his pivot position again
after a two game lay off due to III
ness Pete Hanson and Dewey
Schwankert, the demon guards. Will
endeavor to hold the field shooting
propensities of the visiting forwards
to nil. -.
Chick. Farley Of Newark, will
oficiate as usual.
The probable lineup:
Perth Amboy Five . j. N. BARRIERS
Thomas Glasgo
forward
Marion Baggelly
forward
Allen Smith
~ forward
Davis Lansing
center
Hanson Dech
schwankert Salt
guard
Sher Saunders
guard
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
Team 1
Team

The next match will be held Fri
day night and next Saturday after
noon and evening the local men Will
shoot against the New Brunswick
Sportsmen's Association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20

Lew Tender of Philadelphia last
night defeated Pal Moran in a fast
hfteen-round encounter at Madison
Square Garden. Tender was given
the decision of the Judges at the
end of the fight. The Quakertown
southpaw boxer did not, however.
eliminate Moran as a contender for
the lightweight title.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
G. PETERSON WINNER
OF LOCAL RIFLE MATCH

G. Peterson won the match IN the
Packer street range last night, max
ing 174 out of a possible 200.
The scOres.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-20
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N. A. A. c. p. NOTES

DR.. Robert w. Bagnall, Director OF
Branches, National AssC ( alton for the
Advancement Of Colored People, will
Be in the City October lst at which
time he viii address a gathering in be-
half Of the local work at the residence
Of DIR. Carl G. Roberts. Or. Bagnall
win also address "a mass meeting Of
N. "A. "A. 9. p, Captains as workers at
Community House, 1901 South Wa
bash Avenue, Tuesday, October End.
The local secretary has prepared
plans for membership drive in Octo-
Der. All old and new workers and
friends Of the N. A. a. G. P. are asked
to report to the Office. 320l Wabash
Avenue, and enlist in this special ef-
fort.
Monthly meetings Of the Branch win
be held al Community House, 1901
Wabash Avenue, the 1st and 5rd
Wednesday nights of each month. II
Is hoped the attendance viii be such
as to warrant WORTHWHILE programs.
A special committee of the North