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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
kEASBEY TEAM
ROLLS TONIGHT.
To Engage Garfield Outlaws
on Emil BohnSaCk'S Smith
Street Alleys

Stevie Christlansen's Garfield Out
law bowling team will roll a return
set with the Keasbey firemen on
Emil Bohnsack's Smith street alleys
tonight. The Outlaws defeated the
Keasbey combination on the local
alleys a couple OF weeks ago.
Jim Romer, the Bullertons, Mike
500 and Charley Pfeifter are sched-
uled TO roll for the keasbey repre-
sentatives in the games tonight while
Musolf, Clemens, Hansen, Christian
sen and Pete Peterson Will uphold
the colors of the local firemen.
The Outlaws suffered their first
setback OF the present season in a
match with Bill Hallshsn's Recrea-
tions on the Bohnsack alleys during
the latter part of last week, and
return match will be rolled by these
teams in the near future.
The most important victory of the
season credited to the Outlaws is the
one registered over the Lincoln fire.
men, present leaders of the local fire.
mems bowling league. This match
was rolled on the Argonne alleys
where all of the league games are
staged.
Messrs. Christensen and Peterson
organized the Outlaw team after it
was made known that the Garfield
company would not be allowed TO
place its full strength in the fire.
mems league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
PAPPAS WILL
ROLL JENKINS
Twenty Game Match Decided
on For Date in Near
Future

AS a result of the challenge issued
by Bill jenkins to Gus Pappas, local
bowling champion, and other local
bowlers a few days ago arrange
ments for a twenty game match,
total pins to count, were made when
Jenkins and Pappas met on Saturday
night.
1t was decided to roll this match
on Emil Bohnsack's S Smith street al
ieys but the date was not settled on.
Judging from the manner in which
the boWlers discussed the match, the
entire twenty garues will be rolled
on one night.
jenkins defeated Howard Rich
ards in twenty game match a short
time ago, the first individual cham
pionship match staged this season.
Following this match Jenkins felt
that he was entitled to crack at
the city crown and therefore issued
the challenge which was accepted by
the champion on Saturday night.
Last season jenkins beat Richards
and Pappas defeated Jenkins.
Last week AL Tip defeated Jen-
kins in a twenty game mach on the
Argonne alleys, and in the near
future Filp will be matched to roll
Meyer Larson, another well known
bowler. There are a great many
other leading bowlers in this vicinity.
Real interest is centered in the
meeting of Jenkins and Pappas.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
ANNEX
TWO CONTESTS
Defeat Pryor Sisters in New
York and Independents
at Auditorium

Activities of the Roosevelt Center
girls over Friday and Saturday of
last week resulted in their taking a
fall out of the Pryor sisters of New
York City on the latter's home court
and the elimination of the South
Amboy Independents from the run
ming for Middlesex county female
honors,
The Pryor sisters were beaten on
Friday night, 1913, in a game
which was featured by greater ac-
ton than was exhibited in the meet
ing of the two teams on the local
auditorium court. At half time the
Centers were in the lead, to the tune
of an SIS score. The New Workers
were held to two field goals, while
six double-deckers were credited to
the visiting quintet.
The third and deciding game of
the Middlesex county female cham
pionship series was staged on the
local court Saturday night, as a pre-
linn to the Amboy- Meadowb
contest. The Centers outclassed
their opponents, the South Anlbey
Independents, in the first half, which
ended 2S--7, and the final score was
25-11.
used the Misses Brennan, Dunn,
Bernhardt, Schwartz. Shectman,
King and Robertson in Fridays
game, and the same lineup, with
the execution of Miss Bernhardt, in
the county championship tilt, The
Independent lineup was made up OF
the Misses Bennett. Miller, Thom,
Hanee and a New York basketeer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
PASSA|C AND
PoEDD|E WIN
Former Beats Asbury Park
and Peddie Downs St.
Benedict's Prep

As was predicted. Passaic High
School again won the state high
school championship and Peddie
held on to the prep school cham
pIenship in the finals at Princeton
on Saturday afternoon. Passaic heat
Asbury Park and Peddie dewned
the colors of the St. Benedict prep
school team of Newark.
In the high school contest, the
Passaic honoFs were never in dan
ger and the final score was 54-29.
Barkelow,@Asbury Park pivot man.
was, however, the star OF the con-
test. Asbury Park was beaten, but
had the honor of being entered in
the state championship tournament,
and it was an honor for every team
entered from the start. Regardless
of the fact that the Perth Am boy
High School basketball team has not
been beaten this season, they lost
heavily in prestige, not fighting for
a place in this years tourney. This
tournament is getting to be a big
ger affair every year ana il is an
honor to be entered and no disgrace
to be beaten by any Of the teams in
the same.
Charley Hughes Of this city, was a
shining light for the st. Benedict's
team in the prep school tourney.
The Newark team lost to Peddie on
Saturday, 35-33, a sensational shot
with twelve seconds to go, decid-
Ing the championship. This was st,
Benedict's second tough loss ef the
season, the Newarker losing the city
championship to Central High by a
one point margin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19

The Landing Athletic Club of New
Brunswick will be entered in the
Middlesev county championship
baseball fight again this summer.
This announcement was made at q
recent meeting of the organization
at which Joseph Hussey, financial
secretary of the club, was chosen to
manage the baseball team.
Hussey succeeds James Hefferman
who made an excellent record for
the Landing Club throughout the
state last season, especially in Mid
dlesex county. Through the efforts
of Hefferman, the Landing nine had
its first real chance for county base
ball honors since the organization OF
the club.
The New Brunswick representa-
tive team will open the season on
Sunday afternoon, April IS, and
home games will be played at Buc-
celeuch Park in New Brunswick
The home address of Manager IIus-
sey is 98 Huntington street and his
telephone number is 1935-M.
The Landings would like to ar
range games with leading teams in
this vicinity, especially the Speed
ways, for a game on the New Bruns-
wick diamond. During the coming
season it is probable that the Land
ings will hook up with Mooney
Poulsen's Perth Amboys. The Am
boys beat the Landings in county
series last summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
RUSHING PLANS FOR
RETURN OF BASEBALL
GREATEST OF SPORTS

With weather like that OF ysster-
day afternoon, the real followers
Of baseball, the greatest sport of all
time, realize that in three weeks
they still have a long wait for the
opening Of the diamond season.
sunday afternoon, April s, the
Perth Ambey baseball association
nine Of Ed Mooney Poulsen, will
open the season in this section in
a game on the Raritan Copper
Works field. Manager Poulsen is
busy moulding together an organi-
cation which, it is said, will be the
strongest ever chosen to represent
Perth Amboy in semi-pre circles.
For the opening attraction the crack
Bloomfield Field Club, one of the
mbinations credited with a decis-
I've victory over. the locals last sea-
son, has been carded.
The American League baseball
teams will start the season on We'd
nesday, April IS, and the National
League organizations will get under
way Tuesday, April II. The Inter-
national League will start the same
day as the American league. The
teams of the two major leagues are
busy in the south at the present
time preparing for the 1923 season
expected to be one of the best in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
TEAMS
ARE PUNCHED
Garfields Making Real Show
ing--RoIl Eagle Team This
Evening

The local hremen's bowling league
which ends in four weeks promises
to be q more evenly contested battle
than was at first anticipated. At the
present time a margin of seven
games separates the first and sixth
teams in the league standing.
One OF the surprises of the league
games to date is the excellent show
ing of the Garfield team which was
organized by Fire Chief Andrew
Anderson, a member Of the Amboy
avenue company. This team is in
fifth place, five and half games be-
hind the leading Lincoln company
bowlers.
In the match on the Argonne al
leys tonight the Garfelds are carded
to roll the Eagle company team of
Davidson avenue and the Amboy
avenue outfit realizes that a clean
sweep will reduce the lead OF the
Lincolns a game and half.
The McClellans are in second place
at this date, three games behind the
leaders, the Projections are third and
the Washingtons fourth. The Eagle
and Humane teams are out of the
race but just as in every other sport,
the tailenders are capable of making
trouble for any of the real contend
ers.
The biggest match for this week
is between the McClellaus and Wash
ingtons on Thursday night. There
are a number of important post
poned games yet to be rolled, the
most important of which is the Pro-
tectiop-Linc0ln match.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
Y. M. C. A. BOWLERS WIN
NORTH JERSEY LEAGUE
CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE

The Perth Anboy Y. M. C. A.
varsity bowling team on Saturday
night cinched the North Jersey Y.
NJ. c. A. Bowling League champion
ship when it took three straight
games from the Elizabeth syn team
In match rolled on the local alleys.
One gameIof the three was all that
Amboy needed to annex the title but
the local pinmen did not let up after
winning the title, continuing theip
excellent pinning and capturing the
ether two games.
The local team has one more
match to roll, but it's result can have
no effect upon the league result as
the lead of the Amboy team is such
that it cannot be overtaken. The
concluding match or the league for
the locals will be rolled. next Satur-
for Amboy will put them far in the
lead The members of the local
team will try for high scores in or
der to boost their individual aver
ages.
All five of the Amboy bowlers hit
the pins in good form Saturday
night, Captain Wibiralske making
scores of 211, 212 and $50, which
=SANO tliiii biLO Al4SsiI a fG4 dSC VI SVL lOi
the night. The lowest Amboy bow
Ter had an average of 177, the other
three averaging 1SS, 1S9 and 100:
High average for the visitors was
made by Gelhausen, their anchor
man, 1873.
In the first game Amboy Won by
207 pins, the visitors being swamped
under. AL Simonsen, anchor man
tor Amboy, was high, with 214; Cap
tain 'Wib" coming second, with 211.
Gelhausen's ISL was high for the
losers.
The second game showed an i'm
provement in the bowling of the
Elizabeth team, A.lhgy winning by
eighty-three pins in this game,
Wibiralske's 212 being high. Loosen
of the visitors, made 200 in this
game. In the last game, Gelhausen's
206 was high score, but Anboy won
by sixty-eight pinn. Bill Pember-
toms 20S led the local "Louies'' in
this game.
The Amboy bowlers have made
good showing in this years league,
although handicapped with a poor
start. They quickly found them
selves and soon forged their way to
the head of the column. Last year
the Amboy team was second, having
been nosed out by New Brunswick.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
HEADL|NERS
TRAINING HARD
Daily and belmont Hard at
Work for Police Boxing
Show

Judging the manner in when
frankie DAILY of Staten Island and
Mickey belmont of Newark are
training for the eight round feat
ure event in this city next Friday
night, this bout should be the best
battle of the evening. The PATROL
mems Benevolent Association show
is scheduled for the auditorium on
this night and this is the finai
bout on the Cops program.
DAILY and belmont are well known
to the fans of this Vicinity, botn
aggressive fighters and DAILY capa-
Dle OF taking great deal of pun
ishment. TO make their battle the
best OF the night, these two box
ers Will nave to so some as the
Johnny Carroll-Benny Hertz fight is
attracting a great deal of interest
and is going to be some contest.
The clash of the Carteret boxers
is the semi-final bout on the pro-
gram, also an eight rounder,
The Staten island boxer ia
equally as popular as any of the
boxers residing on the island TO-
day, because Of his excellent ring
record. belmont also has a good
record, he having fought in this
city a few years ago and also at
VARIOUS clubs along the coast. Both
men have met some OF the leading
boxers in their class.
In addition to the semi-final aud
final bouts there are four headline
bouts, six rounder and three fours
ibis show is expected to be one of
the most satisfactory as far as ac-
ton is concerned, of any staged IN
this city in recent years,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19

recent years. A great many big
series are earded TO start this week
between teams in the same league
or teams from the opposing leagues
Aside from the progress being
made in the organization of the
Perth ArnboY semi-pre nine, thers
are two other senai-pre teams or
ganizea in this city, such as tba
Dublin Glee Club nine formerly
known as the speedways and the
Lyeeum nine of North Amboy. A
number Of senior outfits also have
been organized in Anbey
The Sacred Heart combination
will represent South Amboy on the
diamond again this season and TIE
Landings of New Brunswick have
been organized. The Columbia Glup
of Woodbridge is to be represented
on the field and Railway is TO hare
a representative combination.
NO definite action has been taken
in Tettenville to date, although the
AquehoRga Club is working for the
organization of q team equally as
strong as the team of 1922. Rickihg
a manager appears to be q real task.
In the near future local ball play
ers and performers from other towns
in this locality will embark for the
south to prepare for the opening Of
various minor league seasons.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
LARSON WILL
ENGAGE T|LR
In TWenty-Game Match on
Argonne Alleys This We'd
nesday Night

On Wednesday night at the
Argonne alleys on Hobart street
Meyer Larson, member of the Perth
Amboy Elks state league bowling
combination, will roll Al Tip. south
paw bowler. in a twenty game fnal-
vidusl championship match.
Tip defeated Bill Jenkins, con-
queror of Howard Richards, in a
twenty game set on the Argonne al
ieys during the latter part OF last
week. The winner Of the match win
be booked 10 meet some other lead-
ing local bowler. the Sfnaensen
brothers, Bill Pemberron. Clarence
Hoffman, Ben Jorgenson, Bill Eyer
kuss or some other bowler in this
class.
While there is little real system
to this manner of arranging the IN
dividusl championship games, it is &
chance for everyone interested in the
championship 10 get a crack at the
honers. There should be elimination
matches at this rate for the next four
weeks.
The city ampionship last season
was decided by matches between
Richards, Jenkins and Pappas. Jen-
kins beat Richards and Pappas heat
jenkins
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19

extent than did the Perth Ambey-
Roosevelt Separate game of several
months ago. The Speedways packed
the Carteret hall last season in the
second game of the county cham
pienship SERIES, the contest which
eliminated the Separates from the
championship fight. The Speedways
defeated the Carteret representatives
of last season in the first game on
the local court and also in the Sec
ond game ON the borough court.
The SpeedwaYs have not played
the Perth Amboys this season while
the Roosevelt Separates beat the
local representatives in two out of
three games, winning the third
game which was played on the local
court.
Just how the Speedways will line
up for next Sundays game has not
been decided. 1t is probable that
new men will be in the Amboy lineup
for this contest and the Separates
will take the floor with Donovan,
Donahue, Denberg, Glechau and
Eggers.
Recently the Separates defeated
the National Turner's at Newark and
lost a hard fought game to the Har-
rison Big Five at Harrison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
AmbOy Five Even Series
With MeadoWbrooks But
Lose To junto Big Five

The Perth Amhoy Five by a driy-
ing finish Saturday night at the To-
cal Auditorium court defeated the
strong Meadowbrook quintet by 26
to 23 tally, but were less fortunate
yesterday afternoon at New York
City where the Junto Big Five hand
ed them 81 to Is lacing.
The local dribblers took the lead
early in the Meadowbrook game and
at one time were in the van by ten
point margin. consistent foul shoot
ing by the Auditorium courtsters
giving them a five point lead at the
termination of the first stanza. In
the second canto the Newark lads
gradually cut down the lead of the
local favorites and with three min
utes to go the score had been tied,
is all. -Four sensational double
counters by Shartoff putting the visi-
tors on an equal footing with the To-
cal speedsters.
a field goal by schwankert, put
the Amboy outfit in the lead again
and when "Chick" Farley ,sigRaled
for hostilities to cease, the pride Of
Amboy" had annexed another vie
tory.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
STARF|SHF|VE
ROLL TONIGHT
Engage Nationals in Second
Half EIks League Match
Great Interest

The Starfish bowling team in the
local E1ks bowling league expects to
cut down the lead of the Ironclad
bewlers in their match with the Ma
tionals on the Madison avenue alleys
tonight. The second half league
schedule has four weeks TO go and
during this period each OF the six
teams has a match a week to roll.
At the present time the Irenclads
have a three game lead over the
Starfish who are in second place
Three victories tonight will cut the
lead of the Irenclads to game and
a half and on Friday night of this
week the PAGERS may do further
damage to the present leaders.
In this league the Stefiings and
Nationals who are tied fer the NTH
and cellar positions in the standing
are six games behind the leading
Ironclads so IL is possible for the
cellar occupants of today to be the
second half champions four weeks
from now.
The first half championship was
won by the Madisons, occupants of
third place in the second half stand.
lhS' Lac ctaA hoiA tOuiII 4cu oHttHS
the greater part of the first half
games and on the eve of the final
match between the Madisons and
PAGERS had a game and a half lead
over the Madisons. The PAGERS were
beaten three straight and the Madi-
son and Starfish teams tied for first
place. The Madisops beat the Star
tish in a play-off match,
After the second half games are
completed the winner of the first and
league championship.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS


from Elizabeth on the local alleys.
Announcement was made on Sat
urday night that the Speedway and
Roosevelt Separate basketball teams
will meet in the first of three-game
series on the Carteret court next
Sunday night.
Members of the Eagle boat crew
are taking a great interest in rifle
shooting on an indoor range as a re-
suit OF the shoot held on the Perth
Amboy Rifle Club range last Friday
night.
The Roosevelt Center Girls annex
ed their second victory in two days
on the Auditorium court Saturday
night. They beat the South Amboy
Independents in the local game and
the Pryor Sisters at New York on
Friday night.
1t is probable that one or two
more roller skating events will be
scheduled before the close OF the
present season. The two mile relay
was q big feature last week.
A boxing show of the I. c. c.. is
scheduled for st. Ladislaus hall in
New Brunswick this evening, This
is the third event to be scheduled by
this organization.
The Landing baseball team of New
Brunswick has been reorganixed.
This outfit expects to be leading
contender fer Middiesex county hen
ors again this keason.
The Starfish bowlers expect to
climb in the local Elks bowling
league in their match with the Ma
tionals On the Madison avenue alleys
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
PERTH AAHBOY "Y'' B0WLERs WIN NORTH JERSEY LEAGUE
SPEEDWAYS CARDED
TO PLAY SEPARATES
NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT

Through the efforts of Jerome
Jacobowitz and ID. j, O'Rorke of
Carteret arrangements have been
made for the playing of a basketball
contest between the Roosevelt Sep-
arate and Speedway basketball
teams, real rivals of last season, on
Coughlin's Auditorium court in Car
teret next Sunday night.
For some unknown reason every
effort to match these combinations,
the only eontenders for the Middle-
~sex county championship last year,
in a game this season fell through
until the final attempt was made on
Saturday night when a. three game
serieS was clinched.
The Roosevelt Separates have
made creditable record on the
court this year but inasmueh as they
have not been patronized as they de-
served, it was necessary to discon-
dnue home games and therefore they
have not attracted as much attention
rs last season. The Speedways also
beast Of a creditable record but the
same conditions affect this combina-
lion.
A meeting of the class scheduled
Tor next Sunday night will pack
Eoughlin's Auditorium to a greater
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
z. B. B
South River

@. Does the flour of this country
contain any substitute now ?-H. F.
A. The Department Of Agricul-
ture says that the flour produced in
this country does not contain any
substitute. 1t says that there has
been very little adulteratien of flour
in the past in this country:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19

The Meadow brooks OF Newark
failed to show the class on Saturday
night they did in their initial ap-
pearance on the Auditorium court
about a month ago,
Arrangements were made on SAT-
urday night for a meeting OF Gus
Pappas and Bill jenkins on Emil
Behnsaek's alleys some date in the
near future.
Boxing fans interested in the
welterweight division are paying real
attention to the coming battle be-
tween Mickey Walker and Pete Lat
20 in Newark this Thursday night.
"strangler'' Lewis, worlds heavy
weight champion, is to wrestle in
New York City in the near future.
His opponent has not been an
nounced as yet.
In Just three weeks time the local
baseball season Will be started. The
Perth Amboy Baseball Association
nine will go into action against the
Bloomfield Field Club on Sunday,
April s.
A baseball session is scheduled for
the local high school this afternoon.
Present weather conditions should
allow the school candidates to get
out on the Geld at an early date,
The hexing sAew OF the PATROL
mems Benevolent Association is just
four nights off. A record crowd is
expected out for this event,
The local Y. NJ c. A. bowling team
sewed up the Northern Jersey Asso-
citation league championship on Sat-
ySaK psgRs ~ a So tseas EaaiiaaE 4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
EMPLOYED BOYS QUINTET
WINS FROM SOUTH RIVER

The Employed Boys Brotherhood
basketball team or the local Y. M.
C. A, met and defeated South
River quintet on the "Y" court Sat
uprday night, S4-1s. The going was
close in the first half, the score at
the end of of twenty minutes being
TT, In the last half, however, AM
boy took a squirt scoring 27 points 10
the visitors IL.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
(By NEA Seryice)

SAN ANTONIO, Texas.-High-
priced rookie phenoms usually have
pretty tough shedding when they re-
port to their owaers-but Jimmy
0'Connell, who cost John McGraw
$4,000. skipped in easily.
In his first batting practice here
he cracked fair ball over the fence.
He showed class N his fielding, too,
and has MeGraw and his coaches de-
claring that the coast Lacquer is the
fnd of the decade.
Incidentally, Jimmy's modest
manner has made a hit with the rest
ef the Giant regulars, and they have
elected him a regular guy"
In his first exhibition game he got
four hits and walk in five times
at bat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
MARIONS ARE SWAMPED IN
ONE-SIDED GAME At ~"

The Marions were easily defeated
by the Y. NJ. G. a. intermediate team
in an uninteresting game played at
the "Y" Saturday night, 1877. The
score at half time was 14-2.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-19
@. why do heart shaped shadows

q, Why do heart shaped shadows
appear in cups and bowls ?-wL. p.
A. The heart-shaped shadows
found in the bottom OF cups and
other shallow vessels are due to the
blending of shadova cast by con-
centric rings at varying distances
from tn esource of light. These
cup thereby producing the heayt~
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