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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

Practice Session Tonight in
Preparation for Carlisle
Game on Sunday

Coach Wilburn, of the Beauvais
Post, American Legion football
eleven o. TottenVille, n Of the
few gridiron teams in the East, UNI
defeated this fall, has called a pNac-
tice session of his team for the
Aquehonga cid. Tottenville, for this
evening.
On this Sunday afternoon, the
Tottenville gridders will take on
the Carlisles, of TompkinsVille. S.
l., the light senior champions of
the island. This team has made a
good record in games played to
date, and the legion coach antici-
pates a hare contest.
The Tottenville representatives
succeeded in holding their oppo-
nents scoreless in contests up to
TWO weeks ago last Sunday. In
yames the past three weeks the OPP
position succeeded in scoring on
MANAGER Thomsen's club, but in all
of these games, Beauvals Post won
by a safe margin. The Ridgewoods,
OF Mariners Harbor, furnished the
best opposition of the season, to
date, last Sunday afternoon. A To-
6 score was listed at the conclusion
of the fourth period of this en-
counter.
Local fans have shown interest
In the Tottenville team the past sew
eral weeks due to the fact that Yves
Hansen and Billy Flynn, of this
city, are playing with the island
eleven. All men are expected out
for tonight's practice and another
drill has been called for Friday
evening.
Considerable interest is shown in
the proposed clash between the Tot
tenville and Pleasant Plains teams.
on Thanksgiving day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

Staten Island. New York, Eliza
beth, Newark, Woodbridge and this
city will have representatives on the
program to be presented by the Ma
tional Sporting Club, in the New
Brunswick avenue Auditorium, on
Friday night of this week.
Charley Ryder, the hard seeking
southpaw featherweight, is the rep
resentative of Staten Island, and
frankie Sinclair, his opponent in the
eight round feature event, and Irinz
Sharpio, of the East Side, n of the
boxers for a six rounder, are the
New York boys listed.
Joey O'Brien, hard hitting fly
weight, and Stanley Stevens, are the
representatives of Betsytown or Fri
days card, and Mickey Griffin, con
queror of O'Brien in a recent con-
flict, the battler and frankie Ma
son,sare hailing from Newark.
Kid Pancho, a flyweight, booked
for one of the four FOUNDERS, is the
Woodbridge representative, and
George Byers, formerly Of Sea
Bright, and Billy Shirley, local Y,
M. II. A. battler, are the local boys
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
MONMOUTH CO.
TEAMSFIN|SH
Baseball Season Closed Down
County When Freehold
Teams Wins Game

Monmouth county again was the
scene of the last baseball game In
the state this season, when the Free
hold representative nine downed the
colors of the Atlantic Highland out
fit, in a game at Oriole field, Red
Bank last Sunday afternoon.
Although the Highland team had
Harry Harper, former New York
Yankee southpaw, on the slab, the
county seat team succeeded in regis
tering a 6-1 victory, and this win
also meant the championship of the
Monmouth county baseball circuit.
Four thousand people witnessed the
rubber" encounter.
Red Bank and Long Branch had
the other teams entered in this cir
cult. A victory scored by the High
land team a week ago Sunday, caus-
ed the tie at the completion of the
regular schedule and then the play
off on the neutral field was decid-
ed upon.
O'Gurk occupied the mound for
Freehold, and assisted in winning
his own game by clouting out a home
run. Debosky also made a triple
for the visitors. Aicer Jensen, To-
cal southpaw hurler, was on hand
ready to do relief mound work for
the Freehold club. The local pitch
ing ace has enjoyed a successful sea-
son in Monmouth county.
Ed Mooney" Poulsen's Amboys
gained an even break with Freehold
in games played oil the latter's
ground this summer. The Amboys
lost a Three M league game and won
an exhibition tilt.
A year ago, Monmouth county
baseball teams, played well into
November.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
LEAGUE CANES
ARE ARRANGED
Four Teams Battle to Decide
Rightful Representative
of Y. M. H. A.

-Four teams made up of members
of the local Y. NJ. II. A. will play
the first of a series of games tomor-
row night, to decide the rightful
representative of the local associa-
ton in Thursday night contests on
the Smith and McClelland street
court.
One of the quintets entered will
be Sam Breslow's Y. M. H. A. five
the combination handed a lacing by
the Passaic Independents on the To-
cal court last Thursday night. Two
weeks ago, this quintet won a game
from the New Brunswick Y. NJ. H
A. on the local court.
The three otherN teams will have
the balance of the material about
equally divided. According to the
plans of the secretary of the asso-
citation, the games will be finished
on next Tuesday night, his schedule
calling for two contests tomorrow
night, two more on Monday night
and the last two on Tuesday night.
This will give each entry a crack
at each the other teams.
On account of this series, the
regular appearance of an outside
association opponent, will be dis
continued for tomorrw night. The
winner of the series will play an
outside opponent a week from to-
morrow night and If the crowds
come out, regular Thursday night
games will be arranged.
The crowd last Thursday night
pleased the representatives of the
association.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS
SHOULD MEET WITH
SUCCESS This Term

After the inter-class basketball
games are completed at the local
high school, the second week in De-
cember, Coach Miss Elizabeth Kirk
patrick, of the girls team, and
Coach r. T. Stauffer. of the boys
quintet, will start practice for the
varsity season at the State street
institution.
Miss Kirkpatrick will have the
Misses Virginia Hoy, Marion Larson,
Virginia Reznicchak, Alice Bjork,
Elizabeth Bartha and Anna Kutcher
of last years seXtet, around which to
form her team for the coming cam
paign. Miss Hoy is the manager of
the team, and Miss Bjork was cap
tain last winter. The captain of
this years squad probably will be
chosen before the start of the first
contest.
The girls manager has completed
her schedule, it is said, but before
same can be published, the athletic
council of the school must pass upon
It. 1t has been announced that the
first game is carded for Wednesday,
January 8, away from home. Miss
Hoy will have about fourteen games
on her schedule, even at home and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
BOXER UNDER
LEADERSHIP OF LEON

Perth Amboy has a new boxer in
Kid Yanga, a lit pound Filipino,
said to be a relative of Pancho Villa,
the lyweight champion of the world.
Yanga lives in North America. with
a party said to be the flyweight tit
leholder's father.
Yanga is managed by Joey Leon,
we'll known former local boxer. Leon
is about done as far as his activities
in the ring are concerned, but he ex-
poets to lead the Filipino through
a successful career in the roped
arena.
The Filipino will fight at the fifth
National Sporting Club show in this
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

four evenly matched combinations.
Big turnouts are anticipated, and the
members of last years record max
ing varsity quintet, will assist the
director.
The athletic directors have pre-
pared the schedule for the interclass
games, twelve games in all, six for
the girls and the same number for
the boys.
The girls schedule follows:
Dec. 3-Seniors VS.. Juniors.
Dec. 4-Sophomores VS.. Freshmen.
Dec. 5-Seniors VS.. Sophomores.
Dec. 6-Juniors VS.. Freshmen.
Dec. 10-Seniors VS.. Freshmen.
Dec. 11-Sophomores VS.. Juniors.
The boys schedules:
Dec. 3-Sophomores VS.. Freshmen.
Dec. 4-Seniors VS.. Juniors.
Dec. 5-Junfors VS.. Freshmen.
Dec. 6-Seniors VS.. Sophomores.
Dec. 10-Sophomores VS.. Juniors.
Dec. 11-Seniors VS.. Freshmen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
PROJECTIONS To take
PART IN BIG TRADE

1t has been announced in fremen's
bowling circles that a big deal is
pending between the Protection
Hook &c Ladder, and the Humane
companies. The Projections, it is
said, will trade three of their bowl
ers for the one good man of the
Humane outfit, and a cash consider
alton.
Critics say that the Projections
need one good man to bring the
league championship to the other
side of the lower State street fire
house.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

the local tanksters considerably
against the Trenton team. 'iRibby"
10th and John McQuarie will take
care of the diving events and with
these two locals to do the fancy
stuff, every one is of the opinion that
that section of the meet will be well
taken care of.
Art Lewis and Ray Jensen are
training hard for their entry in the
ITO yard swim. while Captain Clark,
Harold Westcott and Jones will take
care of the remaining events.
One of the most important things
to be looked into for the meet to-
morrow night is the relay races. Last
year it was this event that prevent
ed Amboy from carrying off the hon.
ors, and special care will be taken
in picking a winning combination
from this years events. At present
about a half dozen candidates are
making strong bids for the relays.
Everyone is invited to the meet
tomorrow night, including the la
dies. and it is expected that a large
crowd will be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
HUMANE FIVE
WINS MATCH
Surprise LibertyS in Firemen'S
League Set on Argonne
Alleys
Firemen's League

The Humane Fire Company bowl
ing team pulled a surprise last night
by taking two out of three games
from the Libertys in a league match
on the Hobart street alleys. The
last game of the set was decided by
four pins. Shuback, lead-off man,
of the Humanes, rolled IT'S, 1873 and
1873, for an average of 164, the best
made in this match, and his 1873 also
was high. The McClellans were
scheduled to roll the Garfields last
night, and the Humane-Liberty set
was on the schedule for Thursday
night.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
TANNING FOR BASKE7BALL At THE LOCAL HIGH SCHOO
court OUTFIT
DOWNS JR. MECHANIC
QUINTET AT LYCEUN

in the second half, principally due
to the shooting of Rizzola. This
player tailed three field goals and
two fouls this session, and Brown
miller made the other double count
or. Davis and Glochau contributed
foul goals.
During the closing minutes of the
fray. when baskets we're made by
Mccormick, Weisman and Rosen, the
lead of the local club was threaten
ed. Falb and Charriek tailed foul
goals for the visitors in the last half.
Referee CHUCK Solador called
fifteen fouls on the Speedways and
twenty on the visitors in this con7
test.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

A bowling trade between COM
panies of the local firemen's league
has been mentioned. The Protec-
ton and Humane companies will be
the ones affected.
The representative swimming
team. of the local Y. M. c. A, is
making final preparations for the
opening meet of the season with
the Trenton association team in
the local pool tomorrow night.
A number of boxing stars are
carded to attend the boxing show of
the National Sport club, in the local
Auditorium. on Friday night of this
week.
Regular scheduled matches in the
J bowling leagues organized by the
J firemen and the Elks in this city,
will be rolled on the Argonne and
Madison avenue alleys, respectively,
tonight.
The St. Mary Speedway basket
ball team, of this city. have two
important contests booked for the
balance OF the week. They play
the Townsends on Friday night, and
the Junior Mechanics, the following
night.
Plans for league baseball in New
ark mex summer, will be given off
cial consideration at an early date
The Harrison ballpark of last years
Newark league team, vas burned
down near the close of the last cam
paign.
The Harvard-Yale college foot
ball contest carded for Cambridge,
this Saturday afternoon. occupies
the limelight on the gridiron sched-
ule prepared for this weekend.
Carl Mays, one Of the best pitch
ers in the major leagues a few years
ago, will not be with the New York
Yankees at the start of the next
diamond campaign, it has been de-
cided.
The Meadowbrooks, of Newark,
have a hard Job before them in
tackling the Amboys, on the Audi,
torium court, Saturday night. The
Newarkers made q good showing
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
HOWARD JONES

HOWARD JONES
Coach of football, University of
Iowa. Had championships teams 1921
and 1922. Brother OF Tad Jones of
Yale, whose team Iowa defeated last
year. Former Yale football star.
Speed will make up for lack Of
weight in a backfield man or end if
the contrast is not too great. A
heavy slow backield man is not an
asset to anV team and is much easier
stopped than a speedy shifty man OF
lesser weight. The same is true with
the end position. However, a coach
cannot sacrifice too much lessenins
OF weight for speed in picking an
end. Speed is a very important fac
tor in both positions and II possible
must not be sacrificed. Defensive
ends that are slow can be out-run
by fast backs on end runs. Slow
ends cannot get very far down the
field on punts against the blocking
of speedy backs. We hear many
times the correct saying "a good big
man is better in football than a good
little man"
tors)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

A practice session of the Beauvais
Post American Legion football team,
of Tottenville has been called for
tonight. The Carlisles, another is
land team, will be engaged this
Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

The biggest professional football
contest for this section this fall, is
the proposed meeting of the Totem
Vile and Pleasant Plains teams, on
the formers gridiron, Thanksgiving
afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

A little kerosene added to enamel
will make it easier to apply. stir in,
very thoroughly, about m table
spoonful tt the gallon enamel
Popular Mechanics
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
TottenviIIe Beaten

The High School of Commerce
basketball team, of New York City,
easily defeated the Tottenville High
School five at New York City last
night. The final score was 66-12.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
TOOLAN TAKES DROP
IN POLICE CLUB SHOOT

Barney G.. Toolan, we'll known To-
cal baseball, football and wrestling
star. and a crack revolver shot, took
a near drop in Police Social Club
circles, as a result of a shoot held
on the Convery place range yester-
day afternoon. Frank Seiboth easily
o yesterdays shoot. i.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

There's a complete electric rail-
way, 800 feet underground, at the
bottom of the Calumet and Hecla
copper mine in Michigan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

The New Brunswick Boxing club
is not meeting with the same sue
cess in running their shows as the
local National Sporting club. The
next local show is carded for Fri
day night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
Nationals VS.. PAGERS

The National and PAGER bowling
teams will clash in an Elks local
league match on the Madison venue
alleys tonight. The PAGERS are tied
for third place in the league stand
ing, and the Nationals are fifth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

Casey Stengel, New York Giant
here in the recen worlds series,
may manage a baseball nine in the
International league next summer,
it has been rumored.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

Over 100 different languages are
spoken in India.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

Cotton raising is making great
Roadway in Africa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

"One of the best tackles I have
ever coached" is the compliment the
usually silent Gil Dobie pays to
Frank Sundstrom, one of the great
est forwards Cornell has turned out
in years. Comedians are positive
he should be a unanimous All-Amer-
lean choice.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

The Mohammedan population of
the world is estimated at 227,00o,0O0
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21
here last winter.

here last winter.
Captain Bill Eyerkuss and the re-
naming members of the local Elks
lodge entry In the state bowling
league, are in readiness for their
important match with the Elizabeth
team, on the Union county alleys
tomorrow night.
Messrs. Powers Brothers, in charge
of skating at the local rink, have
not announced when the third heat
of the male one mile skating race
will be run off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

u + bWIIIFUH ''s''s' . : y
Traffic Officer Bachman is Of the
opinion that the club captain would
do a great deal better if he gave his
entire attention to one branch OF
sport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

Few birds sing as they work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

A bowling trade between COM
panies of the local fremen's league
has been mentioned. The Protec-
ton and Humane companies will be
the ones affected.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

Referee-"Chuck" soiador.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

Regular scheduled matches in the
bowling leagues organized by the
firemen and the Elks in this city,
will be rolled on the Argonne and
Madison avenue alleys, respectively,
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

A number of boxing stars are
carded to attend the boxing show of
the National Sport club, in the local
Auditorium. on Friday night of this
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-21

The Meadowbrooks, of Newark,
have a hard Job before them in
tackling the Amboys, or the Audi
torium court, Saturday night. The
Newarkers made q good showing
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-04-05

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end in Caldwell and Nampa visiting
with friends
Mrs Henry Dietrich visited Friday
evening with Mrs. l.. + Hodsson.
Mrs. Clark Smith and Milmina
came down from Caldwell on Satur-
day morning TO spend that day and
Sunday with Mr. Clark al the ranch.
Mr. Ed Brown and Miss Artie
Newport were in Nous Saturday
morning.
Alice Mcclure came home from
Paye;ie on Wednesday. she Is no, al
all well. having taken sick on TUESDAY,
and al this time is feeling some better
Mr.. Albert Nadney was transact
ing business in Parma on Friday.
4. 5. Barnum OF Ten Davis WIS i'm
NOtus Friday on business
Mrs. Rose Smith IS caring Tor the
little babe OF Mr. Zerklc's.
Mr. Roff's family arrived in Notus
on Friday. Mr.. Rolf Is the section
foreman here.
r. {. Sleeper and family and
Miss Olive Pennington we're shop
ping in Caldwell on Saturday after
noon.
DR. Haley was in Notus Saturday
'n professional business.
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person or principal place OF business
OF such corporation Is Boise. County OF
Ada. State OF Idaho.
= The number OF such Permit Is
1910, and the date set for the COM
pietion OF such work is Oct is 1923
4 said water is 10 be used FOR ir
riEatlon and domestic purposes
p said works OF diversion will be
iuliy completed on the date set for
such completion, and the amount OF
water which said works are capable OF
conducting TO the place OF Intended
use IN accordance with the plans ac-
campaigning the application for such
permit. Is l20 cubic feet per second
Q, The amount OF lands for which
said water is available Is 6s74 acres.
described as follows: 4
y. X. SN-. Sections I. s. 6. s. g. Is and
10 T. an. r. 4w;, Section /: 7. 5N''
X SW. Sections 30. 81 and 50: T. 5N
X, fN-. sections II. II. Is. Il. rs. q. -
% 70 =. 70. p. IS and SO. T. an.
w. c. Swendsen.
Commissioner OF Reclamation.
7S-S2-c
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Creenleaf News

The Y. p. 5. c. Z. OF Greenleai
were entertained by the Fargo young
people at Fargo on Tuesday evening
hey spent very enjoyable evening
after which bountiful refreshments
were served.
Miss Marjory Brown returned TO
Greenleaf to resume her duties with
the Greenleaf Seminary faculty. She
IS making her home al the Raymond
Haworth residence.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Lockwood Thursday Sept Is.
The F. ID. Roberts family spent
Monday evening at the Wade Tucker
home
Mr.. Frank Herlocker. w. ]. Wins
low, Eugene Hibbs. Hulda and Marion
Winslow started to Newberg Friday
morning. They are making the trip
by auto.
The monthly business meeting of
the Friends Church was held at the
church Wednesday evening after pray
er meeting.
{; NJ. Crew is threshing in Pleas
ant Ridge this week.
l.. J. Herlocker enjoyed a fishing
hip near idfilld IIluiN.
The Seminary opened Wednesday
Sept. with f. ID. Roberts as Presi-
lent. Marjory Brown and Laura
campbell as the teachers OF the acad-
mic work and L. Maria Deane as
Bible teacher. There is quite large
enrolment Some from out OF the
community who have registered are
-arol Heston of Star. Viola Deal of
largo, Hedrick Poole OF Lime, Ore.
Rachel Selby of Media. Tressa Nelson. !
Ruby and Roy Carlson OF Deer Flat,
i.ary Welsner of Lime, Ore, y-,ts |
nd Wilbur Allen OF Boise.
c. J. Antrim is hulling his clover
his week.
AT the c. +. Business meeting las,
riday evening the following officers
Iere chosen for the coming year. Pres.
lien Rinard. Vice-Pres. and chairman
I the Lookout Com. Mildred Tuck
T, Sec, Malinda Rinard, Treasurer,
lloyd Fivecoat. Pianoist. liza Frazier
holster. Lolita Hinshaw, Chr. Mission
ry Com. Alma Roberts. Chr. Social
ON. Marjory Brown; Chr. Prayer
leeting Com, Murray Rinner Jr., c. \
- Supt. Sadie Crew ST.. Ir. {. T..
upt.. Geneva Street.
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Parma Items

Richard Melbourne lett Friday az.
ternoon for Caldwell where he will a.
tend the College of Idaho this winter
Mrs. Don ). Numbers and children
are visiting relatives al Payetic
Mr. and Mrs Chas DOMAIN Sr OF
Rigby are in Parma and will remain
here at the home OF their son {. A.
DOMAIN and family.
Mrs. Vim. Hoffman and daughter
Doris made a trip 20 Caldwell last
Thursday where the hitter will attend
the {. OF !. this coming wear.
Mrs Rena LcnoN aud daughter Ei-
leen lett the iorcpari of last week Tor
Delta. Colorado.
The Westminster Guild will hold
iis FIRST meeting Tuesday evening. Sep
TENDER Is. in the church basement. All
members are urged TO attend.
Everett kdmiston and Stanley Sloan
were Caldwell visitors last Thursday.
J. {. Watson made trip to Boise
last Tuesday where he gave his re-
port OF the general assembly before
the Boise PreSbyiery which was in
session the forepar, OF Inst week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson and
Mrs. \. +. Edmiston were Caldwell
visitors on Monday OF last week
J. +. Schmidt sold his residence
property TO VIM. Fiicr last week and
will move to Caldwell where he has
accepted a position with the Clark
Hardware Co
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Van Ducson
arrived last Wednesday from salt
Lake City They will take charge OF
he DINING room OF the Parma Hotel.
Edwin Stockton left last week for
Portland where he will attend the Mt.
Angel College.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Loveland of Ar
'ansas City. Kansas have arrived in
own and will spend the winter visit
Rice motored 10 Boise last Tuesday
n. G.. Montgomery OF Parma.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Schmidt spent
Thursday at the county seat.
Rev NJ. G.. MONTGOMERY and +. +.
licemotore to Boise last Tuesday
iorning to attend the fall meeting of
ne Boise Presbytery.
Last Monday evening Miss Ida
ny DOMAIN and Roy f.. Martin were
iarried at the {. A. Dorman home
y Judge +. I. Rice. Their many
tends wish them a very happy future
'ui OF town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
has. Dorman Sr. and Mrs. Ernest
ates OF Rigby and Mr.. and Mrs.
rank Howard of Caldwell.
John OMAHA was a Boise visitor
n Sunday OF last week.
\ number OF the boys gave another
ancing party al the Armory Hall last
uesd1y evening. All spent an en-
'yable time.
DR. and Mrs. w. +. Waldrop spent
st week at Boise.
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ment was issued in the ahovaa,,s.,.,
action against the proner,y - ~, y
aforesaid defendant. b. s Loornis Tor
me sum Of Four Hundred Ninety and
y oy|tSSv boiiars with interest thereon
~ the rate or 10 per cent per annum
from the 10th day OF May. 1929. and in
me sum OF one Hundred Twenty-ave
Doilars lsl25.0o). with interest there
nun from the first day OF January
~ ~, together with the costs OF this
w NESS my hand and the seal OF
day OF august. A d. 1928.
"a, ]. A. DUNBAR
essaD Clerk Of the District Court
by Anna II. Johnson, Deputy
stone < Jackson
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF, residing al
Caldwell. Idaho -t-s-fs