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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
PRINCETON LASSIES TO
PLAY AMBOY SExTET
Ind. 5. CoRREsPoNpENr

Not discouraged by the result o.
their last two games, the Perth Am
boy High School girls will go into
action against the strong Princeton
team on the State street sym on
Friday afternoon.
The local lassies started the sea
son with a win over South Amboy
but fell before the Asbury PARK 2
Red Bank teams. Coach Miss Eliza
beth Kirkpatrick is putting her play
ers through strenuous practice SEES
sions in an effort to check their los.
ing streak. The regular lineup VIII
be started and a reversal or rornl
is anticipated. The loss OF Miss Hel-
en- Schultz was keenly felt in the
Red Bank tussle and her return
should aid in the downfall OF the
Princeton sextet.
Last a the Princeton girls
broke even In their series with the
locals, each team winning on us
home court. =.
Friday night the boys team viii
PLAY a return game with the south
Amboy High School team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
Header Court
Attraction Tonight
at Local Auditorium


Basketball fans Will be treated to
a double attraction at the Au-
ditorium court tonight, when the fe-
male South Amboy Independents
mix it up with the Manhattan Las
sizes of New York in the preliminary
game and the Perth Arnboy Five and
the strong Original Troy quintet OF
Jersey City get together for the main
go. The South Amboy fair repre-
sentatives were scheduled to make
their initial appearance on the local
court as the opener to the Kingston
tussle last week, but their opponents
failed to put in an appearance
Ethel Lewis, Catherine Miller.
Edna Bennett, Dora Forgottson and
Marion Thoms will be in the points
for the South Amboy club. This
game will get under way at s o'clock
promptly.
The Original Troys are all set for
their tussle with the Anboy fayorites
tonight, and, realizing that they will
have to present a formidable line
up to hold in check the state cham
pionship aspirtions of the local
s~peedsters, they have sent word they
will bring along their strongest pos
sible array of basketeers- Pete
Eggers, Dick Fowler and "Dutch'
Dorman, all courtsters of the high
est calibre, comprise the backbone
of the visitingIeam, while their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
WH|RLW|NDS
VS.. SEPARATES
heWarkers to Oppose Borough
Team on Carteret Court
Tomorrow Night

Eight Of the men who took part
in the Perth Amboy- Roosevelt Sep
arate basketball contest on the lat
ter's Carteret court last Thursday
night, will play in the game between
the Separates and the Newark
Whirlwinds on the same court to-
morrow night.
Cy Estrin, Jack Cremmens and
Dewey Schwankert, members of the
Amboy team in last weeks contest,
are scheduled to play with the
Whirlwinds in this game. 'BuckT
Brady of the Harrison Club and
Eddie Schelling OF the National
Turner's will fill the other two posi-
tons. Cremmens will perform at
center, Estrin and Schelling in the
advanced positions, and Brady and
Schwankert in the defensive berths.
The combination of Messrs. Jerome
Jacobowitz and Alfred Manner will
line up the same as in the contest
last Thursday with the Amboys.
Freddy Glochau and Jimmy Dono-
var. will occupy the advanced posi-
tiorS, "Pete'' Eggers will jump CEN
ter, and Jiggs Donahue and Sam
Denherg are slated for the defense
positions.
This team was scheduled to play
the Separates earlier in the season
but the contest was called oft on ac-
count of weather conditions.
Chick Farley will be the eleventh
man on the floor in this game and
there will be dancing as usual. The
game will get under way about 9:30
O'Clock and there will also be a pre-
liminary contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
CANES
ARE ARRANGED
Glasses of Teams to
Play in Rufie Aliens
Tourney

Three classes of teams were
lined ND by Athletic Oflcer Rufus
b. Allen of the local American Lee
sion post for his basketball league
at a meeting held last night Tue
teams are midget under IS pounds
light junior under ITO pounds. and
heavy junior over 10 pounds. All
three classes are under seventeen
years of age.
The midget schedule includes the
Amboy Triangle, State five, Triangle
midgets and Amboy Swift teams.
The light junior schedule is made OF
games between Dexter. Oriole, Z.
M. H. A. Stars and Favor1te teams,
while the heavy Junior schedule has
games between the Whirlwind, Pa
Ger, Y. M. H. A. Flyers, Amooy
Juniors. Amboy Stars. Essex Jun
Tors, IT c. G juniors, Marions, Light
ming Triangles and Amboy Turner
teams listed
Representatives OF the various
teams attended last nights meeting
in the Y M G. A. and a number
of last minute applications were
turned down Games will be played
on neutral and home courts, the
latter courts when two teams have
BEEN using the same building for
their contests.
C~ontesting Teams will be eiiIui.
mated as fast as they r defeated
and amateur rules without the four
personal foul disqualification clause
win govern. Three games a week
will be played, each team being en-
titled to tveo days notice and for
FIXTURE will result from failure to
present a full lineup of eligible
players on the date set for a game.
The games will be played on the
Y. NJ. C. A, Y. NJ. H. A. and
auditorium courts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
BELMONT over INJURY
TO FIGHT next WEEK

Announcement has been made by
Pete Tyrreli, manager OF Ray Bel
mont, fiyweight champion Of Penn
sylvania, that his protege will get
back in harness next Tuesday night
in a bout with Battling Paskos al
Reading. Pa
Shortly after his bout with Jos
Colletti in this city Belmont was rur
over by an automobile in Philadel-
phia and a leg fractured. Tyrrell
claims that he passed up offers for
bouts with Pancho Villa, the fly
weight champion: Indian Russell.
Tiny Trinkle and Little JEFF.
Belmont according to his manager
would appreciate the chance to show
before the fans Of this city again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
LUTHERANS WIN
FROM SIMPSONS
Methodist VolIey Ball Team
Loses Double Header to
NieIsen'S Outfit
Senior volley Ball League

The Simpson NJ. e. volIey ball
team took a long drop in the Sunday
School Athletic League standing last
night when they went from second
to last place as the result of losing
two straight matches to the Luther-
ans. Capt. N. Christian Nielsen had
his Lutheran team tuned UP to a
high pitch and after losing the first
game won the next four in C
sion. The Methodists. under the
leadership of Rev. Wilbert Westcott,
started like a house aire in the first
game but were slowed up considera-
bly, in the second game by their OPP
ponents.
The games were close and hard
fought but the six man team Of
Lutherans proved too much for the
1--WE mar Methodist combination. The
winners lined up with Capt. Nielsen.
Wort, Janderup, Ernst, Anderson
and CIausen while the lineup of the
losers was Capt. Westcott, Henry
Westcott, William Westcott, Geske
and Johnson.
Owing to the Springfield College
gymnastic exhibition Friday night
there will be no S. s. A. l.. games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
BILLY MURPHY SHOWS
CONDITION IN BOUT
WITH WILLIE CURRY

That Billy Murphy of New Brigh-
soA, s.. j.. is at his best is apparent
FROM his showing against Willie
Carry of Port Richmond in a bout
under the auspices of the Brighton
Boxing Club on Staten Island Mon
day night. Murphy scored a techni-
cal Knockout in the eighth round of
the main contest, his opponents
seconds throwing in the towel after
their man had received a neat lac
ing and was weakening steadily from
a cut over the eye.
Following the bout Murphy in
HORNED a local fight fan that he will
be in the same condition for his bout
here on February 6 with Rocky
Walker. of South Amboy. Thees two
men are fighting the main event for
the Kid Potty benefit show in the
local Auditorium on the first Tues
day of February.
In his last appearance here Muir
Dhy had an easy time outpointing
Joe Moore, colored battler of New
York City, in the main event on a
card prepared by the Center A. G.
Murphy and Curry are old rivals and
have met before.
While Murphy will continue train
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
Perth Amboy Five Original Troys

scheduled for this Saturday night at
Bayonne will be rolled of at q later
date.
Perth Amboy won nineteen out OF
twenty-seven games rolled, giving
them an average Of .T04, while Nsa
Brunswick, which has bowied three
more games, won tw~enty-ore and
lost nine, giving It an even roe
average. Metuchen comes to Perth
Amboy next Tuesday night to bowl
instead of on Thursday night, ~
originally scheduled. The .brainy
boro" pinmen have shown great inn
proyement since rhe start of the
league, as was evidenced in their
match with New Brunswick last Sat
urday night.
The Perth Annboy team is com
prissd of i've of the best howiers IN
the city and. not only the members
of the local 7. NJ. c. A., but bowl
ing enthusiasts throughout the city
hope to see them cop first honpra
this year. Last Year Araboy finished
second, New Brunswick proving to
be the champs. A big audience il
anticipated for Saturday nights
games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
NEWARK TEAM
IS DEFEATED
BY So. Amboy Junior Order
Five in Series Contest Last
Night

Displaying a brand of ball which
was even better than that exhibited
in their late winning rampage the
South Amboy Junior Order United
American Mechanics downed the
colors of the Newark Junior Order
team in a contest on the South Am
boy high school court last night.
Nine points separated the two teams
at the close of forty minutes of play.
the score being S7-2S. At half time
the home club was leading 1873.
Green and Perkins, advanced men
of the Joel Parker council team,
made twenty-nine points between
them, one more than the entire visit
ing club. Thirteen field goals were
made by the home team as against
seven by the Newarkers.
Charley Eppinger refereed in his
usual efficient manner.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
MALLET BEEy
BY W|B|RAEME
-
MibiraIske's Team Wins Three
Straight Games-G0es
Into Second Place

Capt. Wibiralske's five-man bowl
ing team broke the tie with Capt.
Ma1let's combination for third place
In the Y. NJ. G. A. league last night
by winning three straight and NOV
ing up into second place. Mallet's
team dropped to a tie for fourth with
Emonsen's quintet.
- Two of the games were close but
Mallet was handicapped in having
DKatransky out OF the lineup, being
forced to use the 1875 blind o in
every game. The first game went to
the Wibiralske combination by five
pins, Jensen's 235 being high but not
enough to make up for the low
scores of his teammates. Gus Pap
pas, with 176, was high for the win
ming team.
The second game was easily. won
by los pins, Pfeiffer's 1913 being
high. Mauet's III was the best score
turned in by the losers. The last
game was quite close, twenty-five
pins separating the teams. W1blral-
SKIES 200 was high. Ernst, with l9l,
led the losers. Wibiralske's average
of 15S was high for the night, Jen-
sen being only WI pins behind him
in total pinfall.
H.I-- or fn11n~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
CRACK BROOKLYN CENTRAL
SWIMMERS IN EXHIBITION

The swimming program onered n
the Y.M.C.A. pool last night look
the form of an exhibition of wonder
full swimming and diving rather taan
a contested meet, owing to the ex-
traordinary ability OF the VISITING
Brooklyn Central aquatic stars. The
various members of the team save
exhibitions which were greatly ap.
preciated by the good sized crowd
of spectators.
Captain A. Clayton Clark, Jr- OF
the Amboy team, participated in the
forty yard swim and forty YARD
baekstroke swim, annsxing second In
each event. In an exhibition twea-
ty yard breast stroke swim, kinre
took first and Kairsten second, both
being Brooklyn men. Hadrot WOE
the forty yard swim and Kiffre the
forty yard baekstroke swim.
Diving exhibitions were given by
Smith. interschoiastic champion, and
Gonzales, national Junior champion.
A 10O-yard swim was held, Helnick
taking first and ellis, second. Hell
nick gave a five minute exhibition
OF fancy swimming. Fifteen min
utes of water polo was the other
number on Lbs pIagEam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
INDUSTRIAL v0LLEY BALL
LEAGUE IS PLANNED

The first meeting of representa-
tives of factories desiring to enter
teams in the annual city industrial
The entrance OF five teams 10 assured
and one more at least will be se-
cured before the circuit opens. Last
years league was won by the crack
Bakeiite combination.
The teams represented last night
were: u. s, Metals, United Lead
Works. Atlantic Terra Gotta, Perth
Anaboy Dry Docks and General Bak-
elite. It is possible that the STAN
dard Underground Gable Works,
Raritan Copper Works or Embed
Az comnaax E1A enter tsams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
ROOD'S CONDITIONS BLOCK
/ PEDDIE- PASSAIC CONTEST

Z Basketeers representing Passaic
Mgh school are continually adding
Victories to their string and recently
Boach Blood issued a challenge to
School teams in an effort to chez:
Hhe wonder team"
In his challenge the Passaic coach
Enade known that games must be
played at Passaic. with Passaic Off
Aeowd.
Peddae Prep. claimant of the prep
school title for the past four years,
DESTROYS Of meeting Passaic but
hot under the conditions of the Pas
kaao coach. 1t is not known whether
sAese two teams will meet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

HELMETTA, Jan. 24.-The Hell
meta Club practically clinched the
second half championship of the
Middlesex County Bowling Indus
trial League at the local alleys, when
they topped the Joel Parker Coun-
ell Five in all three games rolled.
Rothhar came back strong and
rolled the top scores of the match.
the 219 mark in the first game be-
ing the best. Valek was a close sec
ond, with Deming third. For the
losers, Fox was the most consistent
plnman of the night. Helmetta has
but two more matches to roll and
will finish this week.
The scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
PerthAmbOysY'Pinme
NOW Lead State League

Perth Amboy's entry in the North
ern New Jersey Y. NJ G. A. Bowling
League now holds the lead, being
but four points ahead of the crack
New Brunswick team. The Middle
sex county seal team was defeated
by Metuchen last Saturday night
and as Amboy matched with Bay
onne was postponed due TO illness OF
Bayonne bowlers, the local combina-
ton now holds the lead. Bayonne
will come to this city Saturday for
n three-game match and the contest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
L|GHTN|NCS
WIN ANOTHER
Easily Beat Broadway Five
in PreIim Game on South
Amb0y Court

Led by Johnny Mcdonnell, the
Lightning basketeers of South Am
boy had an easy time downing the
colors of the Broadway Five, also of
South Amboy, in the third game OF
q four-team league On the South
Amboy High school court last night.
The final score was 59-21, and the
score at half time, 23-7. McDon-
nell, w. Kennedy and Barky were
the scoring stars for the victors. The
Lightnings are now ready for Les
Stratton's Junior Mechanics.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Cremmens, Estrin and Schwankert
are scheduled to play with the New
ark Whirlwinds against the Roose-
welt Separates on the Carteres court
tomorrow night.
A great many big boxing bouts are
expected to be arranged between
now and July 4. Heavyweight bouts
will play an important part on the
boxing program for the next several
months.
There is added interest in bowling
doings as a result of the announce
ment by Howard Richards Of the
Elks bowling team that his combl::
nation is in the running for city and
county honors.
Although there will be no change
in the outf1eld roster of the New
York Giants during the coming sea-
son, Manager John McGraw does not
hesitate to grab hold of a player
when a a of promise is spied.
The deciding game of a series be-
tween the Michelin Tire Company
basketeers and the Beauvais Post
American Legion team of Tottenviile
will be played at Pleasant Plains ON
Saturday night.
Judging from recent occurrences
the rivalry between the local Speed
ways and the Tottenville representa-
tive basketeers will be at the same
pitch as last season when the two
teams meet again.
Billy Murphy, Staten Island feath-
erWeight, knocked out Willie Curry
in the eighth round of a scheduled
fifteen round go at the Staten Island
armory on Monday night. Murphy
fights here February 6.
The real battle for the first hall
championship of the local Els
bowling league is scheduled for Mon
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
HeImetta Club
Joel Parker Conncil
Joel Parker Council Wins Three

SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. 24.-Joel
Parker Council won all three games
from the American Club at the
Yacht Club alleys, with high scores.
The first game was featured by good
marks, made by Anderson and D.
Hoffman, with doubles. In the Sec
ong game but four pins separated
the teams. Straub was high man
of the night, with a 232 mark. For
the losers, Brewer was high man.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
SOUTH AMBOY HIGH IN
VICTORY over KEYPORl

The South Amboy High School
boys basketball team downed the
coiors of the Keyport High School
quintet on the formers court yes
terday afternoon by a So to is score.
The score at half time was 13 to
6 in favor of the home club. This
Friday night the South Amboy quin-
tet will play a. return game with the
Perth Amboy High School basEe-
on the local court.
The score: ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

teammates Kiefer, Weimer, Grueber
and Spellmeyer are players OF no
mean ability either.
The local outfit will take the floor
under the leadership of Captain
Hank Thomas as usual. The reg
ular lineup will be on hand with
the exception of little willie Mar
ron, who is taking an examination
at the school which he attends ia
New York City. After tonight'a
game. Marion viii appear regularly
every Wednesday and Saturday
nights, according to an a~nnuaae~
ment made by the Perth Ambov
management. "Cy" Estrin, who
played sucn a sterling game against
the Kingston club, will replace Mar
ron at the forward. Davis, Hanson
Schwankert and Sner will comprise
the balance of the roster.
The markings of a stiff battle:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
Joel Parker Council
..Y,, Team

The Rocky Hill Y.M.C.A. basket
ball team would Ike to arrange
games with teams in this vicinity
averaging 14o pounds. Saturday
games preferred. Bonnie Scasser-
"a, Box SO, Rocky Hill, is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
Bowl or Tie Tomorrow

In order to break the existing tie
at the conclusion OF the Thursday
Night Bowling League at the r. III.
c. A., Supervisor McCornas has ar.
ranged for the leans OF ], Car
della and A. Gardella TO clash to-
morrow night at S o'clock on tbs
"Y' alleys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
E'iremen's Alley League

The Eagle fire company bowlers
won their first games in the local
f1remen's league last night, taking
two out of three games from the
Projections. Harry Neall, anchor
man of the Projections, won high
score and high average honors in
this set, rolling 167, 100 and 1919 for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

BY a 34-24 score the Colunlbu:
Cadets recently defeated the Tri-
angles. The Cadets are from the
Holy Trinity parish, and Mrag. Ha-
lex, Vclosin. Kopko and Sutak play
with the team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24
orioIe NIidgets Win

The oriole midget basketball team
defeated the Junior Athletic Club,
ii to 0 in a game on Monday after
noon. I. Mazursky starred for the
yietors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

day night when the Ironclad and
Starfish teams clash. The Madisons
also are still in the running.
An effort is being made at the
present time to reorganize the New
York state baseball league. Bing-
hamton is the center of activities in
this direction.
Peddie Prep school basketeers are
ready to meet the PaSsaic High won
der team but not under the terms as
laid down by the coach of the latter
outfit.
r'Pete'' Eggers, pivot man OF the
Roosevelt Separate basketball team
will be seen in action against the
Perth Amboys on the local court to-
morrow night.
Ray Belmont, who fought Joe
Colletti at the last police show IN
this city, is DESTROYS of fighting here
again in the near future. He has
not fought since the Colletti contest.
Lack of pull with the manager
resulted in the departure of Lefty"
O'Doul from the Yankees to the
Boston Red Sox, and the New York
American League club team will
have a hard time preparing another
southpaw for regular duty. Opoul
had plenty OF bench experience and
was about ready for a regular turn.
Tho McCIellans expect to increase
their lead in the local f1remen's
league by making a clean sweep of
| their set with the Humane outfit
tomorrow night.
With plans for the junior basket
ball league well under way, Athletic
Officer Rufus Allen of the local le-
gion post, will devote a great deal
of his spare time to making arrange
ments for the Decoration Day meet,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

Eagle Fire Company
BOWIerS Annex Match
From Protection Five

1S5 average. The Eagles won the
first and third games.
THE SnoyaG.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

day night when the IroncIad and
Starfish teams clash. The Madisons
also are still in the running.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

Peddie Prep school basketeers are
ready to meet the Passaic High won
der team but not under the terms as
laid down by the coach of the latter
outfit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

Cremmens, Estrin and Scllwankert
are scheduled to play with the New
ark Whirlwinds against the Roose-
welt Separates on the Carteres court
tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

An effort is being made at the
present time to reorganize the New
York state baseball league. Bing-
hamton is the center of activities in
this direction.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-01-24

Newark

Referee
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-04
El Lcdo. Bolivar Pagan
hace una impOrtante
acIaraci0na Ia carta que
public6 'EI Mundo" !" aver

San Juan P. r. Dicbre. 3, 1928.
sr. D. Sergio Romanacce,
director de Ell MUNDo,
San Juan, P. R.
NJ. estinado Romanacce:-
En- la edicion de Ell MUNDo de
hoy Sc rublica una carta alberta diri-
gida por mi al Lcdo. Cayetano Coll y
Cuchi, sobre Ell programa y Ia tactica
polftica del Partido Socialista de Puer-
to Rico
Dicha carta esta publicada exacta-
mente, al pie de la letra, como yo SO
Ia entregue ustedes; pero veo con
algfn disgusto Que en- los titalares ba-
10 los cuales aparece inserta la misma,
Sc me atribuye 10 siguiente:
'sEl enmendar zanzibar programmes
Los partidos politicos no envuelven
Claudicaci6n de los principles ba-
sicos que lie dieron vida tales par
tidos''.
Como en- Puerto Rico, v especialmez-
te en- estos tiempos modernos cuando
l1s prisas y fiebres de la vida cotidia-
ma no nos da tempo para leer TODD %
que quisi6ramos, muchas personas sola--
mente laen los titulares de los articll-
los de Ia prensa, 70 tie estimar1a que,
rectificando esos titulares, Sc haga So
her,, con la publication de esta carta,
Que 10 ore yo he dicho sobre ese parts-
Gu ar, seg1n aparece en- el original de
mi carta al sefior Coll, dice asf
tEL ENMENDAR CAMBIAR
PRoGRAMAs LOS PARTmOs Po
IITTcos, CUANDo ELLo NO EN-
vUELvE CLAUITCt CToN DE
Los PRINCIPIos BAsIcos QUE
lie DTERoN VIDA A TAI Es PAR
TIDcs.. Es A vEcEs DE Lo MAS
SABzo Y PLAUSIBLE".
Como ese es mi pensamiento, asi quie.
70 que aparezca, va que yo no podria
jamas pensar que sea sabio nj plausible
cue n:ngtn partido Gamble su progra-
ma fuhdamentel Y que motive su ma
cimiento m,smo. sin que clio envuelva
abadono elaudicaci6n de sus princi-
p!os. Decir ESQ seria senc'llamente decir
un contresentido. Cuando un partido
Gambia Fundamental, mente su programa,
deja va de ser tai partido, Y, aunque
siga existiendo pretendiendo existir
con ell rfisrD nombre, ser5 va otra CO.
sa. Ese mismo nombre podfa aver sig
nidcar patriotismo, altruismo. humani-
tarismo Y hoy. el mismo nombre
puede seguir signifcando oportunis-s
mo logrero, claudici6n, serv1ils-
no guberramental, traicion, que son
cosos distintas.
Esperando Gle me complaceras. y
que con la publication de esta carta
uuedara rectiacado ell error involunts-
rio incurrido, y con gracias anticipates,
qledo como siempre, til afmo. amigo,
Bolivar PAGAN