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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

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All good Observation-Disclosures.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08
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TO GENERATION
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For nearly fifty years 1t has been
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Let It help your daughter and
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

III trouble, IL is quite often somebody
you didn't count on that helps you.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

rveronIca-Harry clapped his hands
when ! was singing.
"Oyer his ears7"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

Caught at It.
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Heavens, no. We both subscribe to
the same humorous paper"
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

Any sensible young man Will draw
the line at cigarette favored kisses.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

III the victim of a practical Joke
thinks it's funny, the joke is justif-
able; not otherwise.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

1t Is almost as easy to achieve fool
ishness as 1t is to be born foolish.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08

In Those Good old Days.
IL was In the early days OF sleeping
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-08
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
ITALIAN FIVE
TO PLAY HERE

Basketball fans throughout this
section are anxiously awaiting the
coming of the crack Italian Catholic
Club basketball team, of New York
City, this Saturday night for a game
at the New Brunswick avenue Audi
torium with the state championship
Perth Amboy Big Five of Messrs.
Lowenkopf and Levin.
The sensational coutest Won by the
Amboys last Saturday night at the
expense of the Bronx Professionals
has the fans in mid-season spirit.
Saturdays game was the best wit
messed ON the New Brunswick ave-
nue. floor in many a day.
For Saturdays game, thu Amboys
will lineup in regular fashion with
Thomas, Regain, Handerhan, Eggers,
Hansen and Schwankert ready for
Chuck" SolaGor's whistle to blow.
The Italian Catholics have the same
lineup as was used in three hard
fought contests here last winter.
The Italian Catholic Club five has
continued its great recorc in games
played 70 date in his state and
throughout the Metropolitan district.
This combination is recognized as
one of the leading teams in the East
at the present time.
Messrs. Lowenkopt ard Levin have
one big team after another on their
schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
COURT LEAGUE
|SPROPOSED
North Jersey Teams are
Banding Together for
League Contests

Several local basketball stars
may perform with teams in n re-
proposed Nothern Jersey bas-
ketball circuit. This league Will
be somewhat in the class of the
Jersey league of two seasons ago,
the company in which David Hank
Thomas of this city first gained his
league basketball experience.
Newark, Bloomfield, Harrison,
Passaic and Jersey City r the ci-
ties REPRESENTED to date, with the
possibility of one or three other cl-
ties being interested. The best
players in the state will cavort with
these combinations.
Aaron LASER, a Newark lawyer
his brother Sidney, Jake Eickenbush
and Bill Fellmeth, all of Newark
are behind the project. Invitations
will be sent to other quintets in the
state to attend an organization
meeting scheduled for the near fl
ture.
All of the games will be played
in one central location and the
schedule will be arranged so thai
there will be a first half and secono
half winner. After the completion
of the regular schedule, a post-sea-
son series will be arranged to de-
eide the championship.
1t is not known whether a team
from this section will be interested
League contest on week nights
would draw in this county, accord
ing to court fans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
ELIZABETH To
HAVE TURNOUT
For Semi-FinaI Bout at Car
teret this Coming Friday
Night

Elizabeth is taking great interest
in the lightweight championship
bout to be participated in by two
Betsytown boxers at Coughlin's Au-
ditorium at Carteret, this Friday
tro, both OF Elizabeth, are to be
the contestants in this battle, which
is scheduled to go six rounds.
Woody has fought in this city and
ICarteret on numerous occasions, and
his ability to take punishment has
attracted particular interest. This
boy has also met some of the best
lightweights in Newark and other
cities of this state.
In Pietro he will meet a two
handed fighter, capable of giving
and taking considerable punish
ment. Pietro fought sensational
battles with Young Leslie of Carte
ret and formerly of this city at Car
teret last winter and in the local
! Auditorium on the recent Elks ben
eft show program
With the lightweight honors of
their home town at stake, the two
boxers will fight at a greater pace
and this contest should therefore
be one of the best on the program.
In the feature event on the card,
Carl Morris, of Carteret, who is to
fight Billy Murphy at the coming
police show here, will exchange
punches with Sammy Green, of
Elizabeth. There are three four
round preliminary bouts or the pro-
gram.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
BOROUGH HAS
COURT OUTFIT
LoWenkopf, With Handerhan'
B%roWnmiIler, Bradley, Cut
ter and CoughIin to Play

A quintet about as strong as the
one placed on the court by jerome
Jacobowitz at the beginning of the
basketball campaign in Carteret two
seasons ago, will represent the Dor
ough this winter. starting Sunday
night, November a. Ed Coughlin is
manager of the team this season.
According to an announcement
made by the borough sportsman yes
terday, he will use YAK" Lowen-
K5fh, former local Y. M. II. A. tosser,
Chip" Cutter, Joe Coughlin, Charley
Brownmiller, Bob Handerhan and
John Bradley.
No decision has been made regard
ing the. team for the opening en-
gagement, but there is a possibility
that the outfit will be booked from
Middlesex or Union counties. The
Carteret Separates, as the new team
Is known, will perform at C~oughlin's
Auditorium every Sunday night the
anne as the Roosevelt Separates dur
ing the past two winters.
Last season the borough repre-
sentative team boosted of Pete
Eggers, Jiggs Donahue, Jimmy Dom
ovan, Freddy Glochau and Sam Den
berg, and in the 1922 season Pete
Hansen, local star, wore a Carteret
uniform.
Carteret fans are Interested in the
basketball reorganization and also in
the fights to start in the Auditorium
on Friday night of this week. A
practice session of the quintet may
be held in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
Bakelite VOlIey Bali
Team Wins State ssY''
Industrial HOnOrS

The volley ball team of the Cen
dustrial and city champions in Perth
Amboy, has now annexed the title
of State Y. M. C. A. Industrial
Champions as the result of the de-
cisive in which this team de-
feated the other entrants in the state
tourney conducted at Newark Sat-
urday afternoon. There were four
teams entered, these teams being the
winning combination of tournaments
held among industrial teams in their
respective districts.
The teams entered in the finals
were: General Bakelite, of Perth
Amboy; Mayor Car Company, of
Athena; Simms Magnetic Company,
of Orange and American Transform
err Company, of Newark. The Simms
team had never been defeated in a
match prior to Saturday, boasting
of nine trophies won against various
volley ball teams.
The games were played in the Hal
sey street Y. M. c. A, gymnasium in
Newark, the Bakelite sextette de-
feating the Mayor team, 1871, 1916,
and 1910 in the first match. The
Simms team defeated the American
Transformer combination, 1873 and
1872. These matches eliminated the
Mayor and American Transformer
teams leaving the Simms and Bake
lite outfits to fight it out for the
title.
Although the Simms team played
hard to win, il was no match for the
Amboy combination which swept
through two games, winning both
by one-sided scores of 1873 and 1876.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
STARS
FOR So. RIVER
Polish Giants Win Game from
Strong Fords Baseball
Nine

Dick Conover's batting played a
prominent part in the Ga victory
registered by the Polish Giants of
South River over the strong Fords
combination at South River OF Sun
day afternoon.
In the third inning the Giants
shortstop clouted out a home run
with two aboard and in the eighth
inning his triple started another
three run rally. The visitors were
leading at the beginning of each
rally.
Ten Eyck occupied the mound for
the visitors, and the offerings of the
Metuchen southpaw were touched
for ten safeties, while the Old Bridge
southpaw, Wellman, allowed seven
hits. The Fords hurler famed six
men. issued one pass and hit one
batter, while Wellman famed one
man. walked n and hit one.
Stanton, Conover and Maleski led
the victors with the stick, while
Jim Romer made two safeties for the
vanquished aggregation.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
BOWLING FANS
INTERESTED
EIks State League to Start
Thursday-LocaI Team to
be Chosen

Local bowling fans are showing
unusual interest in the local lodge
entry in the Elks state league to
start it's sixteenth season Thursday
night.
Emil Stremlau chairman of bowl
ing at the local lodge, has ANNOUNCE
ed that a final practice of the men
interested in making a position on
the team will be held tonight. Fol-
lowing this workout, the lineup of
the Amboy team will be made
known.
Howard Richards, Bill Eyerkuss,
Henry Simonsen, Ben Jorgenson and
Meyer Larsen made up the local
lineup in a majority of the league
games rolled last winter, and Clar-
ence Hoffman, Jack Weitzen, Harry
Raymond, AL Wibiralske, Ben Jost,
Augie Greiner, Harry Neall and Ed
Adams are among the other mem
bers of the lodge out for a regular
position.
There are fourteen teams entered
in the league this year, Bloomfield
and Kearney having been added.
The local team will open with Bay
onne on the Madison VENUE alleys
Thursday night.
The six team local Elks league
originally scheduled to start last
night, will not get under a until
Monday night. All teams in this cir
cult will be better matched than in
any former season. The committee
in charge of this league is working
on the prize program at the pres
ent time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
POLICE HAVE
COURT OUTFIT
Experienced Men on Roster
of Local Police PineWood
Floor Team
The lineup:
Roosevelt
NIoonlights

Announcement has been made of
the organization of a basketball
team to represent the Police Social
Club OF the local department.
Sergeants John Larson and Frank
Kasprzak, and officers William Sci
both, Frank Sullivan. Jack Egan,
Anton Molly, Bill Bachman, Barney
Toolan and Ed Simonsen are among
the men to try for a position on the
quintet. A practice will be held al
an early date.
Sullivan, Bachman, Seiboth, 81
monsen and Toolan are experienced
players, Sullivan, Seiboth and 81
monsen having played for the great
est number of years. The Smith
street and Madison avenue traffic
cop was slated to try for a posi-
ton on the court team of Messrs.
.Lowenkopf and Levin this winter,
so that he should have little trouble
making the bluecoat quintet.
According to present plans, the
Local team will engage Westfield,
Elizabeth and Plainfield teams.
Elizabeth has been engaged on the
diamond the past two seasons.
Westfeld has been played on the
diamond and the representatives of
the local and Westfield departments
also matched their wits on the re-
Volver range.
Bachman is to receive the chal-
lenges for the police court team.
In this sport also particular interest
will be centered about the work of
Bachman and Toolan, rival revolver
shooting cracks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
COMBINE
WILL OPPOSE LOCAL
SPEEDWAY TOSSERS

Another strong opponent, the
Townsend Big Five, will be encoun-
tered by the st. Mary Speedway bas-
ketball team on the Lyceum court,
Fayette and Mechanic streets, tomor-
row night. Last Wednesday night
the Speedways played their opening
encounter for this campaign and
were nosed out in a sensational till
by the crack Danbury Separates OF
New York City.
Court fans in this vicinity are CIV
ing particular attention to Harry
Davis, the elongated Bronx pivot
man, who played a corking game in
the opener last Wednesday night
This is the third season for the New
York star in this city, and he is de-
sirous of making it his best.
Teamed up with Eddie Schelling,
Sam Denberg, Freddy Glochau, Bob
Handerhan and Charley Brownmil-
Ter, Davis is confident that the Ly-
ceum quintet will hold it's own with
all the leading teams in the metro
politan district. Manager Wesley
Wilson has already made arrange
ments to have the Startling Grays of
New York, Bayview Wheelmen of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23

Newark, National Turner'S of New
ark and the Englewood Big Five ap-
pear here.
Pete Eggers and Dewey Schwan-
kert, of the Perth Amboy Big Five,
are big guns in the Townsend lineup,
n Jack Mahoney, Bill Townsend
and Jiggs Donahue are the other
members of the combination. In a
game last Friday night Townsend
scored fourteen baskets in taking the
measure of a crack Kearny quintet.
Wilson'S collection of players is
the best ever picked to represent a.
Speedway team and in addition the
club has for it's home games one OF
the best courts in this state. The
new parish building was completed
not so long ago and this year st.
Mary's parish is having its first rep
resentative basketball outfit.
The fans who turned out last
Wednesday night we Q we'll satisfied
with the exhibition and many were
heard to say that once the Speed
way machine is oiled up, this city
can boast of a second team capable
of moving down the best of OPPOSE
ton.
Chuck" NSolador, popular Newark
referee, is the eleventh man on the
floor for the weekly games on the
Lyceum court. Tomorrow nights
contest will start promptly at $3.50
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
LOCAL FIREMEN ARE
TO MEET TONIGHT

One or two representatives of each
of the local fire companies, the Lin
coins, Projections, McClellans, Lib
ertys, Washingtons, Humanes, Gag
les and Garfields will attend the
meeting in the Lincoln firehouse at
8 o'clock tonight. This meeting IS
called for the purpose of reorganiz-
ing the local firemen's circuit. and
First Assistant Chief William Lam
gan. who called the session, will pre-
side.
1t is probable that the league will
start next Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
SPEEDWAYS SECOND HOME GAME ON TOM
STRONG MOONUGHTS
! FALL BEFORE STRONG
ROOSEVELT GR|DDERS

Carteret's representative gridiron
am, the Roosevelt Football Club,
nnexed another important win in a
game with the Moonlights of Staten
Island on Brady's Oval in the Dor
ough on Sunday afternoon. The
score at the completion of four
periods Of play was $50.
The borough team showed a vast
Improvement in all departments of
play. After the Moonlights had
kicked to start the game the home
players rushed the ball over for the
FIRST touchdown in five minutes time.
Sterling %plunging and end running
by Zullo, Walker and Pinkham feat
ured for the victors in this engage
ment. At half time on Sunday the
score was 90.
In the second half, with Pollay at
fullback and Zullo and Walker at
halfback positions, the borough
eleven continued to pile up the core.
Mesick, Pollay and Pinkham made
the touchdowns, and the first men,
TONED gridder made the extra point.
Pollay's work featured for the
Roosevelt team during the last two
periods. The aerial display of the
borough eleven was let loose in the
last quarter.
Burke and Scanlon starred for the
Staten Island eleven. This team fur
nished better opposition in the game
at the borough last fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
so, AMBOY SEPARATES
READY FOR CAMPAIGN

With William Bulman as their
manager the Separate Juniors OF
South Amboy have reorganized for
the present court season and are
ready to play some of the leading
teams of the county for the cham
pionship of their class.
Kennedy, Anderson, Monaghan
Mccarthy, Let's and Adams COM
prise the roster. Bulman is anxious
to hear from teams like the Casey
and Hungarian Juniors, Y. M. II. A.
PAGERS, Y. M. c. A. Varsity and
teams of similar calibre. Manager
William Bulman can be riached "
addressing communications to 323
Fourth street, South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
BY JOE

Not so many months back they
were calling him the mightiest
fighting man of 40, 900, 900 fighting
men,"
They we're still recalling that
Black Jack Pershing. commander-in-
chief of the American forces, had
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23

A trophy was awarded to the Bake
lite team for its victory.
The local team consisted of Capt.
Schrimpf, Gene Parker, Gilbert
Peakes, Tom Major, Kardos. Cornell
ius and Jermaisen. The Bakelite
team likely will continue to play
throughout the season, Boosting of a
fast combination.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
SOLDIER BOB MARTIN

shaken his hand, whacked him ad-
miringly across the shoulder blades,
and publicly applauded hi Shocking
feats.
Out of the war had come no finer
fighting type, no better specimen OF
physical perfection.
1t seemed certain that Bah Martin
winner of the inter-ailied heavy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23

C~ardboards are selling rapidly for
the annual moxing show of Police
Social Club to be held in the Audi
torium on Friday night, Novem-
Der 2. I
The Carteret representative bas-
ketball team is scheduled to open it's
season on Friday night, Nov. A.. An
opponent for the opening contest
has NOT heen announced.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
SCOTCH PACKERS ANNEX
MATCH IN HELME SERIES

HELMETTA, Oct. 23-In depart
men. tournament of the George w.
Helme Company, the Scotch floor
five won two games in their contest
with the Amateur five. The first
game was a tie and on the roll-off
the packers won by one pin. The
second game was also evenly con-
tested and the final a runaway for
the Amateurs. The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
Greb Beaten

A majority of the newspapermen
at the ringside in Newark last night
were of the opinion that Harry Greh
of Pittsburgh, middleweight cham
pion, lost on points to Lou Bogash,
of Bridgeport. in a fast twelve round
bout at the First Regiment armory,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23

Another set of matches in the East
Jersey soccer league were played on
saturday n Sunday. There is great
interest in these games throughout
East Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-23
FOrds

Giants ...... 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 Ks
The summary: Home run, Con-
over. Three base hit, Conover. Hit
by pitcher, Romer and Maleski.
Struck out, by Ten Eyck, 6; Well
man, /. Bases on balls, off Ten Eyck,
/; Wellman, j.
The Glenwood post., 1923-09-06
KEEP THE RIO GRANDE IN COURT

When Judge j. Foster Sme appointed T. Beacon receiver
of the Denver Rio Grand Western railroad the first thing he said
him 'Give the people service"
Judge Symes meant what he said. He is Colorado and
knows what Colorado needs to put it on the map
What has been accomplished in tho short time
Beacon has been charge of the road shows that he is going do
what Judge Sme directed He with the aid of the federal
taking the accomplish the
ing the foundation for making the Rio rande
that will give service to the people
This fact has been evidenced the
the shipment of the products of the Slope
has been 100 efficient There have been
all purposes the
per likewise.
If the Rio Gande road kept in the hands of the
Judge Symes will accomplish things with
operation of men like Receiver Beacon
The Wall street fnancers who have been making football
the Rio rande for naturally the appointment
of Mr. Beacon and their representatives made
tell Judge Ses what do but the judge knew exactly
and he did regardless of the wishes
The whole Western Slope congratulats upon
action in working for the interests of Colorado
street and they hope he will keep the Rio
court until such time has been fully rahhed
road giving the best service the peop-Grand Junction
News
The Glenwood post., 1923-09-06
DIR. WORKS DECISION

DR. Hubert Work Pueblo secretary interior is
member of the cabinet to formally himself
nomination of Calvin Coolidge by the Republican convention
DR. Work confident that President
and believes that is the best policy for the Republican
nominate Coolidge if the president becomes
nomination.
President Coolidge undoubtedly will be candidate
ida nomination and already his friends preparing
work in his beh Assistant Postmaster
nounced himself candidate for delegate from Hampshire
pledged candidate for Coolidge Secretary
political Judgment in the and he makes
to stand by Coolidge The president fell heir the Harding
rocies and the main will endeavor them and
ocica that the bulk Hadings supporters should
rally behind the president
DR. Work believes that Coolidge fitted every
presidency and his declaration favor Coolidge
made because of political expedency
that Coolidge deserves DR. Work has been with
president through the cabinet which
tended and his decision to support him is result of this intimacy
The Glenwood post., 1923-09-06
Advice Was Disastrous,

He was Il newly admitted member of
the ranks of married men and after
having behaved himself for a period
long enough to cause amazement to all
those who had known him in the old
days he broke out. He was on his
way home very much under the wealth
er and growing more timid as his street
nenred, says New York Sun writer.
"What'll | do?' he asked thlckly of
his companion in crime, veteran ben
edict.
Throw your hat in first" said the
old-timer. IF it comes out, beat 1t; If
not, follow 1t in
The advice was acted upon literally
and now the newly admitted member
and the old veteran are on the outs.
The hat flung into the dining room
landed on the table, broke two glasses.
split bottle of catsup on the floor and
ruined the carpet, upset the table oil
lamp and almost set fire to the house.