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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

FOR RENT - Blackjack dairy
farm; 200 acres, modern buildings.
Loss of wife reason for renting. Hen
ry Legler, Blackduck, MINI 38-40pd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

WANT good team and harness in
exchange for Ford Touring car, in
good condition.--W A. Moore.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

WANTED-A man for farm work,
$4,000 per month. $4,000 after May
1st. Frank Weddick. 40 pd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

FOR SALE OR RENT-Six room
house, modern except heat; two
blocks from Main street. Also kitchen
range and hard coal heater in house.
Jos. Dirnberger. 39tf.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

LUMBER SAWING-My saw mill
located in the old radiator building
in the west part Of Sank Centre is al
ready for business. Bring your logs.
John Tombers. 1885,.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

FOR SALE Turkey gobbler; or.
will trade for hen. Telephone 2O-F -21
40 pd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-01

FOR RENTING upstairs rooms
all furnished for light housekeeping;
apply to M. P. Nelson. 80 pd.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-01
Herald Want Ads Do the Business

WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Mrs. Lee Johnson 39-4Opd.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
TEN EYCk To
Do PITCHING
Metuchen HurIer Will Pitch
for Fords Team at Coun-
ty Seat

Southpaw Dick Ten Eyck. Of Me-
tuchen, will receive the pitching as
signment for the Fords team of
Steve Anthony, against the Landings
of New Brunswick this Sunday aft
ernoon. The two teams will clash
on the Bucceleuch Park grounds at
New Brunswick.
So far this season, the Fords nine
has crossed bats with some of the
leading teams in Middlesex county,
and also some of the leading outfits
in Union county. Manager Anthony
is confident that his charges will
show up well against the county
seat representatives.
Last Sunday afternoon, the Fords
nine had an easy time disposing OF
the Holy Trinity nine of Helmetta.
Ten Eyck started on the mound for
the visitors, and Mickey Milchick
finished the third game. The Hell
meta representatives have estab-
lished a satisfactory record SO far
this season.
For Sundays game, Manager An
thony will have Pollack, Ritter, Ka-
transky, logan, Segar, Handerhan.
Smalley and johnson. Stuart and
Haverman probably will be in the
points for the county seat represen-
tative nine.
The Fords players will make the
trip to New Brunswick by Automo-
bile, leaving Meyers barber shop at
about 1880 o'clock. A big delegation
of fans will accompany the team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
BABE" RUTH
ON TOP AGAIN
Bambino Tops HeiIman in
American Batting Race
Also Ties Cy Williams

George Herman Babe" Ruth
went into a tie with Cy Williams. of
the Phillies, In the major league
nome u hitting race yesterday af-
ternoon and regained the lead in the
American league batting race, as a
result Of his showing in a game with
the Philadelphia Americans.
The Bambino made a single and a
nome run in four trips to the plate,
and enabled the Yankees to score a
30 victory over the Athletics. The
Bape's average today is .3949
against 1928 and he has thirty
three home runs to his credit, the
same number as. Williams.
Cincinnati lost ground in the Ma
ttonal league race as a result OF its
loss at the hands of the Pittsburgh
Pirates, in the only Heydler circuit
contest yesterday. Washington won
from the Red Sox in the only other
American league contest.
In the International, Newark and
Jersey City broke even, and Toronto
won from Rochester. Two games
were postponed on of wet
grounds.
j. Harris of Boston made the only
other home run in the major league
contests yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
EMERALDS PLAY PIRATES
IN TWILIGHT ENCOUNTER

A big turnout is expected tonight
for the play-off game between the
Emerald and Pirate mines. two local
combinations. The game will be
played on Wonderland Park, where
the two teams recently battled to a
3-3 tie.
Herman Jeroff, we'll known To-
cal moundsman, probably will han
die the assignment for the Emer-
aids tonight. and the remainder Of
the lineup will be the same as has
been used in recent contests.
The Emeralds were scheduled to
play the Perth Arnboy Hardware
club on Tuesday night, but the game
was cancelled by the Madison ave-
nue. outfit. On Sunday afternoon of
this week, the Emeralds will go to
Helmetta for a contest with the Holy
Trinity nine of that place. The Hell
meta representatives were beaten
by the strong Fords team of Man
ager Steve Anthony, last Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
POLICE TEAMS
CLASH TODAY
Elizabeth CopperS Coming to
Local Field for Engagement
this Afternoon

The fur will fly this afternoon
when Frank Seiboth's local police
baseball team locks horns with Pete
Buckley's Elizabeth "eoppers' on the
Raritan Copper Works field. The
game, the first of a five game series,
will be started promptly at s:30
o'clock.
Captain Anton Molly is expected
to start on the mound for the local
team, and Dead Shot Barney
Toolan will be on the receiving end.
Henry Zalari, Frank Seihoth, Bill
Seiboth, Jack Egan, Jim Egan, Emil
Koyen, John Larson and Bill Peter
son will occupy the remaining posi-
tons on the local team.
1t is not known how the Betsy
town cops will line up, but Manager
Buckley has promised to bring his
best collection of players down for
the game. The second of the series
Is scheduled for the Elizabeth dia-
mond next Thursday afternoon.
The baseball teams of the two de-
partments have participated ir
games on the local and Elizabeth
diamonds the past two seasons and
all Of the contests have been hard
fought. There If a great deal OF
friendly rivalry between the mem
bers of the two forces.
After today's game the Elizabeth
police will be given a feed. Matty
Wade, Of Elizabeth, is expected to dc
the umpiring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
CRACK GUNNERS
HERE SATURDAY
Final Arrangements Made for
Rod and Gun Club
Shoot

Final arrangements for the big
shoot to be held under the direc-
ton of the Perth Amboy Rod n
Gun Club on Saturday at the nov
range of the local club near the Bar
Der Asphalt plant, were made last
night at a meeting held in the city
hall.
Present indications point to a
crowd Of over 125 gunners to take
part, and so as to permit gunners to
''do their stuff" in the morning, the
shoot will start at 10 o'clock. me
public is invited and it is expected
that a large crowd will be present
to watch the champion gunners.
-Four traps will be used.
Twenty-three prizes ranging from
SIS 10 500 will be awarded in goid
to the winners, and the gunners Will
be handicapped according to their
ability and standing records. Al
derman Albert G.. Waters is on the
h~andicapping committee and will as
sist in rating those who have no
American Trapshooting Association
ratings.
AT the grounds on Saturday re-
freshments will be sold and a large
marking space set aside for autos,
while Spectators will also have as
signed places: Directions to the
grounds where the shoot is to take
place will be given by the WOOD
bridge and local police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
OFFICIAL RACE RESULTS
HAVE Been announced

The following is a complete sum-
mary of the big regatta held by the
Kevuort Yacht Club at their course
on Monday, Labor Day, under n
auspices of the Raritan BaY C
Racing Association:
sail Boats, Tempest" owned by
brothers, of Railway c
club. first: NADIA" owned by
Compton brothers, ofsRaritan g
club. second; Indian" by
Nelson Macan, of Raritan c
se~mi-cruiser: Anna" owned by
M. Herman, of Railway Yacht Club,
first; "Sprite," owned by Ffues and
case. of Railway Yacht Club; sec
ond; "Skid," owned by G. A. Carl
son, of Keyport Yacht Club, third.
Cabin cruiser: Sonia" owned by
r. w. Muller, of Sewaren Motor
Boat Club, first: Lotto" owned by
w. L. Howat, of Raritan Yacht Club.
second.
Open boat: "ole Pal" owned by
r. e. Haines, of Sewaren Motor Boat
Club, first; Phyllis" owned by
NJ. Gugel, of SeYaren Motor Boat
Club, second; "Naniwa," owned by
M. Christie, of Sewaren Motor Boat
CLUB THRU
200 cubic inch class: "Hottentot,"
owned by William H. Wray, Jr., of
brooklyn, first; Jersey Flyer" own
ed by Inglis Uppercu. of Keyport
Yacht Club, second; CROW" owned
by Pierre Proal, of Monmouth Boat
Club.
Free for all class-Starling, owned
by Pierre Proal, of Monmouth Boat
Club, first; Nawanna, owned by j. z.
Seaman, Of Long Branch, second.
Canoe padding race-Half mile
course, won by j. Dominick and II
Griswold.
Canoe filling race-Won by w.
Davidge and A. Stilger.
Canoe fitting race for men-Won
by w. d. HUMPHREYS and r. Paren
Canoe fitting race for boys-R
Hartman and R. Lockwood.
Canoe fitting ace for girls-Eva
Dane and Beatrice Bedle.
The stave race was won by Flea.
nor Lewis, while Elbert Peteler and
| Earl Lewis won the tomato race
Morris Britton won the watermelon
event.
First prize in the swimming events
was captured by w. d. Humphriei
in the 50-yard open race. his tim
being 40 Us, Charles Miller In .tht
50-yard race for boys under sixteen
and Eva Dane in the 50-yard swim
for girls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
CONCORD NINE
IS SCHEDULED
TIGERS VIII Cross Bats With
Aquehonga Combine this
Sunday Afternoon

sPTs CONCORD .. :. :; uDB
The Concord Tigers. another Stat
en- Island baseball team Will cross
bats with the Aquehonga nine OF
Tottenville on the Aquehonga field
this Sunday afternoon. The Tigers
received a SD setback at the hands
OF the ~Stap1eton nine on Labor Day
and the Stapletons were beaten by
the combine of Messrs. Enrich and
Romer last Sunday.
As a result of the showing made
by the Aquehongas against the>Duo-
Inns last Sunday, it has been decided
TO strengthen for the first series
game with the Amboys to be played
on the Raritan Copper Works neld
a week from Sunday. The pitching
staff of the club will be strength
ened.
one of the features of the Aque-
hongas work since the retirement
of Manager H. A. w. kreischer, mas
been the batting of Elmer Ripley,
star basketball tosser. In Sundays
same with the Stapletons. the out
fielder and catcher hit the renee
three times. Twice the top of the
fence was hit and the ball bounced
hack in the field. Ripley has had q
bie season in baseball, and critics
contend that he is equally as gooo
on the diamond as he is ON the pas
letbalI court. This winter, ccord
ing to present reports, the staten
islander will be one of the
Celtic regulars.
The showing of the Aquehongas
This n d will decide how strong
The Toftenville team will be support
ed in the series with the locals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
:RTH ANBOYs PLAY TWO BIG CAVES OVER WEEK-E "
Suggest ORGANIZATION
OF Bowling Circuit:
Prefer g Teams

In connection with an announce
ment that the Booster Club has or
ganized a bowling team, Art Jensen,
well known local bowler and man
ager of the club team, makes a sug-
gestion that a meeting be called for
the organization of an eight team
league similar to the organization
of two seasons ago.
The Booster Club will be repre-
scented in bowling circles by Ed Jay
cox, Clarence Hoffman, Bill Halla-
han, Art Jensen and Bill Pemberlon,
and the men will roll in the order
named. All five have made credit
able records on the alleys in former
seasons, and Manager Jensen is look
ing forward TO another successful
year.
Jensen is associated with Halla-
han, secretary of the city league two
years ago. in the move to reorganize
the circuit. He would like to inter
est such teams as the Elks, Amboys,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
PERTH AMBOYS HAVE
TWO BIG CONTESTS
OVER The WEEKEND

The Perth Amboy baseball nine in
the hire county league will START
on Saturday afternoon to recover
the ground lost as a result of set
packs encountered last Saturday and
Monday afternoon in games with
Freehold and Hightstown. respec-
lively.
On this Saturday afternoon the
league leading Hightstown nine
again will be played. The Amboys
We're beaten ID by Hightstown last
Monday, but the visitors passed up
real chances to annex the bacon in
this tilt. Mayo or Smith will pitch
Tor Amboy, and Dooley will handle
the assignment. Dooley, the Eliza
beth Casey hurler. did the pitching
for the Hightstown nine on Labor
day.
Bus Service
Manager Poulsen of the Ambov
nine, has announced that buses
Will take fans from this city to the
the Hightstown field on Saturday.
The Peddie school diamond. the
nome field Of the Hightstown nine,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
Football Plans Made
BY a Stauffer
Al The HIgh School,

formerly playeg with New Bruins
wick High school, is expected to
fill in Rasmussen's position while
Dick Bohnsack who showed promise
last year is expected to be a member
of the rear quartet as will Martin
and Larson. Sol Polkowitz also is
a candidate. The line defense will
be considerably stronger than that
of last year.
No Home Games
For the second year in succession
the local high school eleven will not
be seen in action on a city field. The
only school football game Witnessed
last season was the clash between
the Juniors and Seniors of the local
high school.
Towards the end of the last school
term agitation was started for a
field for the use of the schools and
after Wonderland Park had been
slightly fixed up, the idea was ap-
parently abandoned.
Acting Manager Jack Jacobson is
arranging an eight or ten game
schedule. Some of the leading
schools in the central part OF the
state appear on schedule which will
be completed in a few days.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
SO. AMBOY Y. M. G.. 4.
Nine VS.. JAMESBURG TEAM

Gene Thomas will lead his South
Amboy P. r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. base
ball team against the Jamesburg
combination on the Jamesburg dia-
mond this evening. The Jamesburg
team ended a four game losing
streak Tuesday night by downing
the colors of the Morgan outfit of
South Amboy.
The Polish Giants of South River.
the South Amboy X. NJ. c. A, the
South Amboy Sacred Hearts and the
st. Anthonys of this city, are the
only teams credited with a victory
over the Jamesburg nine. Manager
Thomas is confident that his forces
will make it two straight this eve
ming.
Buckalew and Deboskey, probably
will be the opposing pitchers. The
game is scheduled to start promptly
at $50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06

is the finest in the Three county
league and it is an added feature to
witness a ball game on a field of
this class. Large, comfortable buses
will leave the corner of Market and
Second streets at 1880 o'clock. Seats
will be reserved by calling Manager
Poulsen at 1878.
On Sunday afternoon of this week,
the Amboys will take on the Dublin
Glee Club nine of this city, in the
second game of their city champion
ship series. The Dublins won the
first contest by a 1913 score.
Wilson, who beat the Freehold nine
on Labor Day, probably will occupy
the mound for the Amboys in Sun
days engagement, and Lidgate, will
receive him. Eddie Einhorn will be
in right field and the balance Of the
lineup will be the same. Manager
Sheehan Of tho Dublins has not an
ncunced his pitching choice.
In Saturdays league game. Al
Lorenzo will DO - catching for the
Amboys, ard Flynn wiz be sat.oned
in right field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
By II. S. CORRESPONDENT

With a years varsity experience
behind them, a new coach and SEEM
ingly plenty of material to choose
from, the Perth Amboy High School
will once more unfurl its Crimson
and White on the chalk lined grid
iron. The local School re-opened yes
terday and the first outdoor foot
ball session of season will be held
this afternoon at Hayes Park. The
new coaNh, Ralph 7. Stauffer, is pre-
pairing an elaborate training pro-
gram.
The opening game is on September
% with South Amboy at the cross
river town. Many still recollect the
hard struggle the locals had in
downing the South Amboy represen-
tatives last season. Coach Stauffer
will be given his first opportunity to
develop a scholastic eleven.
In discussing the material with
which they will have to deal with
this season, Captain Martin and
Coach Stauffer declared that they
have nothing to worry about.
Backfield Material Plentiful
Steve Adler, a husky youth who
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06

ORIOLES VS.. KEASBEY JR.

KEASBEY, Sept. 6.-The second
game of the three game series be-
tween the Orioles of Perth Amboy
and the Keasbey Juniors, will be
played on the local grounds on Sun
day afternoon.
In the first encounter the Amboy-
ans scored an easy victory due to the
weak lineup furnished by the Keas-
beyites, who were minus the services
of several of their stars.
Manager McGraw promises to
have his strongest team on the field
in an effort to even the series. Pen
der will do the pitching and Hata-
rick will receive him. Fee brothers.
Sabo. 10th, Katrausky, Rogan and
Stark will also be in the lineup.
The Orioles, who have a list OF
fifteen or more victories under their
belts, will be composed of their usual
stars.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06

Argonne five, fire company and lodge
teams in the movement.
Hallahan would like to hear from
anyone interested in the formation
Of a league. He can be reached az
the Atlantic Terra Gotta Company
plant in this city, anytime during
the day.
The league promoters sugges the
use OF all available alleys In the city.
and point out that the Individual
championship of the city could be
awarded to the high average man for
the league games.
The Boosters will be captained BIZ
Pemberton. one of this city's leading
bowlers. The remaining members
of the Booster quintet have played
with more Of the leading teams in
this city last yea and in former
seasons. Jensen. the booking man
ager, is the kid of the team. ChaI-
lenges for the Booster Club
should be addressed to 225 Jefferson
street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
KEASBEY BALL TEAM
WITHOUT A BOOKING

The Keasbey Field Club is with
out a game for this Sunday and
would like to meet a senior team in
this vicinity. A game with the Hun
garian Catholic Club on the Copper
Works field for a side bet is pre-
ferred.
The deciding game of the Keas-
bey-Fords series will be played on
Sunday, September 16, and will
create plenty Of interest. For games
with the Keasbey nine write Art
Jensen, 225 Jefferson street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
Amboys Challenge

The Amboys, a light senior COM
bination, hereby issue a challenge
To any light senior team. contend
ing for the championship of this
city. The Perth Amboy Independ-
ants are n of the teams this COM
bination would like to meet. Address
all communications to Alex Kopas,
rs Buckingham VENUE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
BRIGHTON JUNIORS WIN
FROM TRIANGLE OUTFIT

The Brighton Juniors met and de-
feated the Triangles on Sunday af-
ternoon by a Az score. Dalton pitch
ed for the Brightons and starred at
the bat, while Kurtz did the twirl-
ing for the Triangles.
The box score:
TT1anQIea
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
AMBOY TEAM
EASILY WINS
Hungarian Catholics WalIop
Hungarian Reformed in
Game Sunday Afternoon

The Hungarian Catholic Club
baseball team of this city travelled
to Woodbridge, on Sunday afternoon
and had an easy time defeating the
Hungarian Reformed Club, of that
place. The final score was 800.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06

The two major league pennan
races and the International race aTa
about decided. Baltimore win re-
peat In the International, while The
'Glants and Yankees will do likewise
IN their respective circuits.
Football will be the drst snsrf
taken up by the new coach At me
local high school. The State street
institution representatives did fairly
Wen last season, considering thai Il
was n nrst start in this branch OF
sport IN a good many years.
The local police revolver team Il
in readiness for the shoot with fhe
Nestheld ~bluecoats scheduled for
tomorrow afternoon. The local shnfe
nave held several practice shoots
this week.
Ken Williams, of the ST. Lonis
Browns, is travelling along at a fairly
good pace IN the major league home
run nlttlng race. A squirt in the re-
manning games may win the honorn
for him.
The Dempsey-Firpo heavyweixht
championship bout Is expected to Be
the last of the big open air bouts to
be staged in the East before the an
preach Of the indoor season.
Steve A~nthony's Fords nine vtflI
travel to New Brunswick on SUNDAY
afternoon to cross bats with the
Landing combination Of that place.
The Fords team has been travelling
at a good pace so far this aso
Preparations for the start OF BAL
ketball in South Amboy are now be-
ing made. According to present ar
rangements, the town win be repre-
scented by a stronger team than Iast
| season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06

Bowlers OF the local Y. NJ. C. A.
will handle a bowling ball for the
first time in several months, on the
jefferson street alleys on Monday
night. Managers of other alleys are
preparing for the coming season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
Meadowbrook NIldgets win

The Meadowbrook midgets defeat
ed the Amboy midgets on Sunday by
an 1870 Augustine, the vic
tors moundsman, allowed one hit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
CIoyers Booking

The Glover baseball nine of Car
teret would like to hear from light
senior teams. For games write F.
II. Green, 1872 Pershing avenue, Car
| teret, or phone Carteret 454-J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
speedwaxs Are Beaten

The Speedway nine of this city,
suffered a defeat at the hands of the
Meadowbrooks in a recent contest
The final score was 1870. 1t was
the Meadowbrooks' thirteenth
straight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
N ALL FIELD

A movement is on foot to organ
ize a city bowling league similar to
the circuit formed two seasons age.
Last year the hremen's league took
the place of the city circuit.
The Dublins victory over Totem
vile last Sunday has added to the
interest in the second city cham
pionship game to be played here this
weekend.
Postponement of the Leonard
Dundee lightweight bout scheduled
for last night has s~ubtracted from
interest in the contest. The post
ponement was made for several rea-
sons.
The shoot of the Perth Amboy
Rod & Gun Club to be staged here
on Saturday will be the most impor-
tant event in this branch of sport
ever held here.
All arrangements are complete for
a get-together on the diamond of
the Elizabeth and local police teams.
The two teams will clash on the
local field this afternoon.
The Raritan Bay Yacht Racing
Association is planning to run an
other set of races before ending its
schedule for this season. The regat-
ia over the last weekend and holi-
day was run off successfully.
It Is expected that Art Romer will
strengthen his Aquehonga lineuI
considerably for their first serieI
game with the Perth Amboys a weel
from Sunday.
From present indications a record
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

NaCIOHdI
pittsburgh, 6; Cincinnati, 2.
1Other clubs not scheduled.)
American League
New York, 6; Philadelphia, 3.
Washington, s; Boston, a.
(Other clubs not scheduled.)
international League
Newark, A; Jersey City, q.
Jersey City, A; Newark, 0.
Toronto, II; Rochester, 5.
Buffalo-Syracuse (Wet grounds.)
Misunderstanding (Rain.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
pIocIr sox claim Championship

Black Sox Claim Championship
The Black Sox have claimed n
I,obt senior championship Of the city
and would like to hear from teams
~ wish to dispute the claim. For
aames write 156 Lynd street, or
phone 1719.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06

From present indications a record
crowd will turn out for the Demp-
sey-Firpo battle to be staged in New
York City a week from tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
GAMES TODAY
National TRag1I0

NdtIOhdh 0N~oHO
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at st. Louis. 1.-TWO
games.)
American League
st. Louis at Chicago:
Boston at philadelphia.
international League
Newark at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Rochester at Syracuse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-06
Mnnrer Mldeets ylose

Maurer Midgets lose
The Naurer Midgets lost to the
ri,te and GRAY Juniors on Sunday
a~ffernoen in fifteen innings by a
100 score.