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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
JESS BARNES PUZZLES
HARD HITTING DODGERS

jess Barnes, former Giant, prov
ed a puzzle to the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers yesterday and the Boston Braves
registered a 80 victory. The hard
hitting Brooklyn team was held tc
four hits, while Boston made eight
off Galore and Henry. St. Louis
defeated the Phillies, 1912 in a free
hitting contest, the only other game
scheduled in the National for yes
terday. !.
Cy Williams and his stick were
mainly responsible for the 4-3 VIC
tory scored by Chicago over the St.
Louis Browns. Cleveland handed a
white washing to Detroit and Bos-
ton beat Philadelphia in the only
other Johnson circuit contest yester-
day.
The Yankees beat the Pittsburgh
Pirates, 9-8 in an exhibition game at
Pittsburgh yesterday. Babe" Ruth
hit a homer with a man aboard in
the ninth, winning the game.
It has been announced that Goldie
Rapp, captain and third sacker OF
the Phillies. formerly of the New
York Giants, has beeen released to
Forth Worth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
Combine Scores
Eleventh Straight Win
After Battle With FOrdS

Two errors in the fifth inning were
mainly responsible for the defeat Of
the Fords Field Club nine of Steve
Anthony at the hands of the strong
Linden representative nine at Lin
den on Fourth of July afternoon. 1be
score at the time was ID in favor
of Linden, the latter's eleventh
straight victory.
Ten Eyck of Metuchen, southpaw-
ed them across for the Fords nine,
while Grupe was on the mound for
the Linden outfit. Al Lorenzo, for
mer backstop for the Perth AnlboyE,
caught a great game for the Union
county organization. Ten Eyck al
lowed four hits, one up TO the fifth
inning, struck out four batters and
issued three passes. The Linden
pitcher was touched for seven hits,
and nine of the visiting batters
whitfield the breeze.
The fielding feature OF this con-
test was the one hand catch made by
Bob Handerhan in the third inning
with two out and the bases loaded.
Pollock was the batting star for the
Fords team, lacing out a triple and
double, while Rodner also made two
hits.
A record crowd witnessed this con-
test and Fords has been re-booked
for the early part of August.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
REGATTA OF
RACING ASSOCIATION
TOMORROW & SUNDk|

All arrangements have been made
for the big regatta to be held under
the auspices Of the Raritan Bay
Yacht Racing Association in local
tomorrow afternoon and Sun
day afternoon. This Is the second
of five events planned by the asso-
citation.
William Vincent is chairman of
the regatta committee and Luke
Compton, commodore Of the Raritan
Yacht Club. The committee is con-
fident that this regatta will be the
biggest In the history of boat races
in this section.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
a rowing cutter race between the
various divisions of the Third Bat
talon Naval Militia in which Perth
Amboy, New Brunswick and keyport
divisions will be represented. The
prize for this race will be the Rari-
tan Yacht Club cutter cup, and this
will go to the division winning the
race. There will also be individual
prizes in this event.
Peter Coogan will act as coxwain
of one of the local entries and Arvtd
Anderson will take charge in an
other. Representatives Of the various
divisions have been holding daily
sessions and all teams are reported
to be in excellent condition.
The sailboat handicap class a c is
also on the program for tomorrow
and is open to all sailboats regard
less of class or weight. Housman
Brothers of Railway. winners of first
prize last year, will enter their Tenn
pest tomorrow, and Luke Compton
will have his Nadia in line. The
Railway boat won at Report last
year and Compton's boat COPIED hon.
ors in local waters.
It is said that Maury Wells,
nephew OF Governor Silzer, will en-
ter a sailboat having a twenty-five
foot water line in this event. Gordon
Baldwin and H. r. waring OF Prin-
cess Bay are also expected to enter
boats. The canoe ace is also SEIZED
uled for Saturday and the commit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
CHAMPIONSHIP CONTEST HERE 7oM0RRo
CIOVerSViHe VS.. AmbOyS
This Sunday Afternoon;
PreIim Contest Cdrded

The Gloversville baseball COM
bination will cross bats with the
Perth Amboys on the Raritan Cop
per works field on Sunday afternoon.
Ehe Gloyersville outfit is credited
with victories over Haverstraw,
Port Washington, Sheridan Caseys,
Flushing Giants and teams of sim
liar strength.
Hanlon or Harness will occupy the
mound for the visitors in this contest,
and Lanton will be stationed behind
the plate. The infield will be made
UP of Miller, Roddy, Kennedy and
Beyers, while the outf1eld will be pa
trolled by Bennett, Metzner and
Schmidt.
An announcement by Manager
Poulsen of the Amboys is to the ef-
feet that the Gloversville outfit has
won eight out of nine games play
ed SO far this season. The local
manager claims that the Gloversville
nine is n of the strongest travelling
semi pro organizations in New York
state.
Amboy will line up in regular
fashion for Sundays encounter,
Daugherty, Reggie and Flynn ready
for mound duty, and Lidgate and
Silver for work behind the plate.
Smith, Burnett, McEnroe and Rudy
are scheduled to hold down in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
SHEEHANS NINE
VS.. N0RW00DS
Enuaue Monmouth County
Outfit on Racetrack Field
This Sunday P. NJ.

Bill Sheehan and his Dublin Glee
Club baseball combination will trav-
ell to Long Branch on Sunday after
noon for a return contest with the
Norwoods of hat place. The Nor
woods now have a new diamond,
playing at what is known as the "old
race track"
Joe Wood, Mickey Milchick and
Art Young probably will make the
trip with the Dublins this Sunday.
S~outhpaw Oldenboom one of the
mainstays of Sheehan's staff to date
this season, has left for Tanners
vile, N. Y, to pitch for the repre-
sentative nine Of that place.
The Norwoods beat the Dublins in
the first game of their series by a
small margin and the Amboys are
out for revenge. Last season Shee-
Ahan,s Club COPIED the first contest
played with the Long Branch rep
resentatives. John Connors, better
known as Lefty" is expected to
make the trip with the Dublins this
Sunday in his new Dodge sedan.
The Norwoods have met some of
the best teams in the state so far
this summer.
1t is probable that buses will
take the players and fans to the
Long Branch diamond, leaving the
Smith street club house about 1 o.
clock. The game will start at $3.50
O'clock.
Manager Sheehan has already re-
ceiyed another date from the Aque-
honga manager and it is likely that
In the near future, the Amboys will
give him another booking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
WAVERLY NINE
THIS SUNDAY
New York Team to Play Aque-
hongaS on TottenvilIe
Grounds

The fast going Waverly Field Club
of New York city will cross bats
with the Aquehonga nine of Totem
Vile on the T~ottenville grounds this
Sunday afternoon. The Waverlys
are rated as one of the strongest
~treaveling teams in the metropolitan
district, and Austin Bull" Hornsby
will be called upon to check their
winning streak.
On next Wednesday night the
Aquehongas will play their second
twilight game, a return contest with
the Teakwood Athletic Club of Long
Island. This team put up a bitter
battle in the first twilight game of
the season and Finlay who pitched
against them in this encounter, will
be sent back against the invaders
on Wednesday night. Twilight
games will be played on Wednesday
night for the balance of the season.
For a week from Sunday afternoon
Manager Kreischer has carded the
Erie A. A. nine of Brooklyn. The
Aquehongas defeated the Mitchell
Field representative baseball team
on the Tottenville grounds last Sun
day, and a return game will be
played at Mitchell Field in the near
future.
Manager Kreischer has given
Sunday, July 20, to the Dublins of
this city. This combination handed a
lacing to the Aquehongas earlier in
the season and July Fourth after
noon were leading 10 when the
weather man sent down rain and hail
stones, causing a halt. For the bal
ance of the season the Tottenville
representatives will play two games
a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06

inield berths and Loeser, McAuliffe
and Stinson will patrol the out1eld.
On Wednesday afternoon the Am
boys beat the Landings in the first
game of their county series, and
last Sunday the Bronx Giants were
beaten in an interesting contest on
the local field. The Dublin Glee-
Amboy game scheduled for We'd
nesday was called off on account
Of rain.
Prelim Contest
On Sunday afternoon the Hungar-
ian Catholic nine of this city will
cross bats with the Blue & Gray
combination, also of this city, in the
preliminary game on the Raritan
Copper works field. These two teams
are great rivals and both combina-
tions are out for the North Amboy
baseball title. Only recently a game
between the two teams broke up in
the seventh with the score tied.
Billy Sunday is expected to occupy
the hill for the Geneski Blue & Gray
team in this contest, while Faltisco
or Stocked will draw the pitching
assignment for the Hungarians. The
remainder of the lineups will be the
same as in recent contests. This
game will start at 1870 o'clock and
Tom Snyder will do the umpiring.
The Hungarians are scheduled to
play at Menlo Park at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
CITY ADvERTIsEMENr

An Ordinance to provide for the raising
OF S4,00O.00 by the Issuanc of Bonds by
the City of Perth Amboy, to be known as
Street Improvement Bonds"
the City Of Perth Amboy
has outstanding temporary bonds in the
amount of $4,000 issued under date of
August 1, 1917, pursuant to a resolution
adopted on the 9Th day of August, 1917,
and thereafter duly approved, to finance
temporarily the cost Of paving that part
OF Florida Grove Road lynn within the
boundary limits of the CitAof Perth Am
boy and north OF Amboy Avenue to Kinsey
Corner; and
WHEREAS the city's share of the cost
Of such Improvement is -Four Thousand
Dollars; and
WHEREAS the said outstanding tenn
porary bonds will mature on the first day
OF August, 1923, and funds will be avail
able to. meet the portion which has been
assessed against AUDITING property, but
there are no funds on hand for the pay
rnent of said city's share. and it is neces-
sary to raise the sum of -Four Thousand
Dollars by the issuance of bonds to pro-
vide funds to redeem said outstanding
temporary bonds and expense of Issuing
new bonds and other tncidentais, now,
BH IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
PERTH AMBOY:
Section !. That bonds OF the said city
be issued in the sum Of Four Thousand
Dollars to be designated, street Improve
= ment Bonds" which shall be dated Au-
&gust 1. 1928, shall bear interest at the
VI ~ v per Z dAAAldAA1 PdJ-
/ able on the first day of February and the
first day of August of each year, and shall
be in the denomination Of one thousand
dollars, each, and shall mature as follows:
One bond on the first day of August
in each Of the years 1924 to 1927, both
inclusive.
Section 2. That said bonds shall be in
nuch form and shall be payable, principal
and interest, in such medium and at such
place as may be provided by resolution of
the Council, shall be signed by the Mayor
and Treasurer. attested by the City Clerk,
under the seal of the city, and If coupons
they shall be executed by the fac-simile
Signature of the CITY Treasurer.
Section g.. The Council of the City OF
Perth Amboy hereby determines and de-
olares;
(a) That the probable unexpired per-
iod of usefulness of the improvement for
which said temporary bonds were is
sued, computed in accordance with the
provisions Of chapter 252 OF the laws of
1916, as amended, is not less than ten
years from the date Of saia bends.
(b) That the annual debt statement
required by section 12 of said act was
duly made and filed for the year pre-
ceding the issuance of said temporary
bonds and has been duly made and filed
for each succeeding year, and that the
supplemental debt statements required
by said section were made and filed as
therein required prior to tn mourning of
the temporary debt hereby authorized.
TO be refunded.
Section 4. That there shall be levied in
each year while any of said bonds shall
be outstanding in the same manner and
at the same time as other taxes. a tax
r
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06

upon all the taxable property of said city
sufficient to produce the amount of prin-
cipal to become due in the succeeding
year.
Section s. Said bonds shall be sold by
the City Treasurer in accordance with the
statute, at public or private sale, as he
shall deem best, and the said Treasurer
shall have power to fix the necessary de-
tails and to sell and deliver the bonds
without further action by the Council.
Section 6. This ordinance shall take
effect upon it's publication as provided by
Section 2 of Chapter 352 of the laws Of
1916, as amended. and the City Clerk
shall have power to select the newspaper
in which 1t shall be published and to
specify the date after which the bonds
shall be issued and delivered.
The foregoing ordinance was introduced
and passed on first reading at the Meeting
of the Council Of the City of Perth Amboy,
N. J., held July End. 1923. and will be
considered and taken up for second and
third readings and final passage at the
meeting of the Council to be held Monday
July 10th, 1928, in the Council Chamber,
City Hall, Perth Amboy, N. ].
Dated, July 6th, 1923.
PHILIP p. COSTELLO.
262s6-7-s-11 City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
MAURER CLUB
At LAKEWOOD
Urbanski's Players Carded
to Play Three in County
League Nine Sunday

The Maurer baseball combination
of John M. Urbanski will travel to
Lakewood on Sunday afternoon to
cross bats with the representative
team of that place. Lakewood Is
represented in the Three M league
this season
Max Wagonhoffer and Johnny
Parsler will be in the points for the
visitors, and the remainder of the
lineup will be the same as was used
in recent contests. The Maurer nine
has played two games in this city
this season, defeating the Harrison
Hudsons and losing to the Plainfield
Catholic Club.
On the Fourth of July afternoon
the Maurer nine was carded to play
the Plainfield Catholic club on the
Raritan Copper field, but the con-
test was called off on account of
wet grounds. 1t is likely these two
teams will meet again before the
end of the season.
A practice session of the Maurer
nine has been called for 6 o'clock
this evening. The trip to Lake
wood Sunday will be made by au-
tomobile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
.DU POINT OUTFIT
At METUCHEN
Strong Industrial Nine From
Parlin on Borough Field
Tomorrow Afternoon

Although their contest with the
Morgan A. c. ended in a tie, 3-3, in
the second inning because of rain,
the Metuchen A. c. nine will attempt
to continue their winning at the ex-
pense of the strong Du Pont powder
works representatives tomorrow af-
ternoon at the Campbell field dia-
mond in the borough.
The recognized brainy borough
nine has been going great guns and
fandom of that place is gradually re-
spending to the cause by increased
attendance at the games. Manager
Danford was well satisfied with the
turnout on the Fourth when Jupiter
Pluvius caused the hostilities to be
stopped. The larger the attendance
the larger the attractions, is Man
satisfying features of the team is
that it is made up of home town
talent and not imported"
In taking on the strong Partners
they will have a tough proposition
on their hands as the opposite coun-
ty nine is rated with the best of
them. Several of the Du Pont men
played with the Morgan team at Me-
tuchen on Wednesday. Buck" STRAIT
ton will in all probability be on the
hilltop for the visitors while Dick
Ten Eyck, who has not lost a game
this year while pitching for the bor-
oughites, will face the incoming bats
men. The rest of the Metuchen line
up is expected to be the same AS that
Which started against the Morgans
Oh Wednesday,.
Du Pont is this evening playing
the Squibb team at New Bruns-
wick. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
SHELTERS TO ENGAGE
INGOTS IN DECIDING
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE GO

The third and deciding game of
the series between the American
Smelling & Refining company and
the Raritan Copper works baseball
teams will be played on tbs RSritan
Copper works + cid tomorrow after
noon. This contest is expected to
decide the championship of the local
four team industrial league.
! At the present time the Ingots and
Shelters are tied for first place with
six victories ana one defeat. Eacn
team defeated the other and then de-
feated each of the Terra Gotta mines
three times apiece. The industrial
league schedule will be completed a
week from tomorrow afternoon.
Three are postponed games, the In
gofs and AtIantics, Shelters and
New Jerseys, and a contest between
the two Terra Gotta combinations.
Before the start of the industrial
league this season, the Ingots and the
Shelters met on the Copper works
field and a sensational finish enabled
the outer State street employees to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06

nose out the tossers then under the
management of Jack Egan. Marty
Hurley is manager of the r. c. w.
nine at the present time.
In their first meeting since the
start OF the league, the Ingots scored
an easy victory over their opponents
and about three weeks ago on the
Maurer field, the Shelters evened
matters as far as league contests
were concerned. This was the only
travelling game on the league sched-
ule for the Ingots.
Kuran or Warner will receive the
pitching assignment for the home
club tomorrow and either Pete
Dametsch of Johnson will draw the
assignment for the Shelters. The
remainder of the lineups will be the
same as were used last Saturday.
The New Jersey Terra Gotta nine
will endeavor to draw the Atlantics
into the cellar by handing the latter
a set back in the game on the Maur-
er field tomorrow afternoon. The
At1antics beat the New Jerseys in
their first meeting this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
Y. NJ. H.. A. BALLTOSSERS HOLD
ANOTHER PRACTICE SESSION

The z. M. H. A. baseball nine
which is scheduled to open its sea-
son on Sunday afternoon at New
Brunswick held a strenuous prac-
tice session last night at Wonderland
Park. A large number were out for
the drill and some sparkling playing
was observed. A fairly good team
should be obtained from the material
on hand.
The lineup on Sunday will prob
ably be Budin at first, Horowitz at
second, Shirar at short and Roth at
third. In the outfeld the trio will
be chosen from Dublin. Lebonowitz
Margaretten and Williams. Jaffee
and Levine will be in the points fol-
the Amboy team in its first game
The Y. NJ. H. A. team will soon be-
gin a city series with the high school
outfit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06

tee chairman, is one Of the fs1
in this event.
Speed boat races will be ha
Sunday, open cruisers class.
boat class, speed handicap cV
two hundred feet cabia displ3
class. Proul of Red Bank
duled to have eight boats ca
making forty miles an houfF
ed.
Pictures of the races viii be IA
for use in some Of the big yal
magazines. Prizes and trophies
now on exhibition at BRIGGS cio
ing store.
There will be open house at
local yacht club tomorrow. and Il
dancing will be a feature.
Sunday there will also be infor1
entertainment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL E /

One of the features OF the Ameri-
can league race at the present time
is the sensational squirt being made
by the Chicago White Sox outfit.
This team, If any, will give the
Yankees a battle for the lead.
A shoot is scheduled for the
Packer place range of the Perth
Amboy Rifle Club tonight. This
shoot will follow the regular meet
ing of the organization.
On the associations new court the
z. NH. A. representative basketball
tossers expect to do big things dur
ing the 192S-1s24 season.
There is a possibility that Frank
Dunn, southpaw hurler, will pitch a
majority of the big games for the
Aquehongas of Tottenville during the
balance of the s
1t has ben rumored that Micky
Lyons, A~quehonga ball tosser, may
go south for a league tryout within
a week or two. He may go to the
Piedmont league.
The result of the Gibbons Dempsey
contest on July Fourth has added in
terest to the Willard-Firpo contest
scheduled for Jersey City on July
IL.
Wednesdays crowd waiting for
the fight returns reminded one of
worlds series and political conven-
ton days. The East was greatly in
~terested in this bout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
\. R. {. NINE
BEATS PEARLS
Home Team Wins 10 Game
on Woodbridge Field July
Fourth Afternoon

The best game of the season in
Woodbridge was played on the af-
ternoon Of July Fourth where the
Hungarian Reformed nine nosed out
the Pearl A. A. by a 10 score. Both
pitchers were at their best as Kara
allowed the losers three hits or one
less than his team got from Iggie,
the losing pitcher. On Sunday at
ternoon the Hungarians will play
the Collier nine of this city at Wood
bridge. The Pearls are from this
city.
Tha ka~ rDAro.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
PROPOSALS

Painting Interior of No. 8 School
Sealed bids and proposals will be re-
city of Perth Amboy, N. J., at the High
School in said City on Monday, July 18th,
1928 at 4 p. NJ. daylight Saving Time)
for the necessary painting of the interior
of School No. 8.
specifications for same may be obtained
from the Secretary at his office in the
High School.
A certified check drawn to the order Of
the Board of Education amounting to $3.50
must bid.
The Board of Education reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
ARTHUR e. GRAHAM,
Secretary.
Observation-Disclosures
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-06
TOSSERS HAVE
TWO CONTESTS FOR SUN

The Postum baseball tea
Fords has two games scheduY
this Sunday, one in the morn
with the Fords firemen and the 81
ond in the afternoon with the Nal
vile representative nine or 1
Evansville grounds. Last Sund
afternoon the Possums defeated |
st. Michael Falcons of this city, ~
on the Fords grounds.
For the second time this seas
the Possums will travel on Sundl
Reid and Tankoucsik will make
the Possum battery in the ga
against the Mansville r~epresentat5
while It has not been decided
will pitch in the morning.
A truck will leave Meyers
shop at I o'clock on Sunday
noon for Evansville.