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Evening star., 1923-04-29
WEST VIRGINIA nine
DOWNS MARYLAND

COLLEGE PARK. Md. April Is
After trailing for five innings W. st
Virginia batsmen jumped on Pete
Schrider. Maryland southpaw. for five
runs in the sixth inning here today
and the Mountaineers triuinphed s
to 2, IN d game which was called at
the end of the seventh inning owing
to rain.
Woods. Mountainecr moun,lsman,
after allowing Maryland six hits and
two runs in the first two innings. set
tied down and held the old men
to one safety for the rest of the
game.
SChrider was unsteady all tho way,
but the visitors were unable to bunch
hits off his delivery until the sixth
Evening star., 1923-04-29
WASHINGTON u. WINNER
OF OWN TRACK GAMES

STADIUM, SEATTLE, Wash, April
2S.-The University of Washington
relay team. with a total of thirty
four points, placed first in the class A
events of it's annual relay carnival
here today.
The University of Oregon, with
fourteen points. was second; Oregon
Agricultural College third with nine
points. and University of Montana
fourth with four.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
TEAM SPARKLES AFTEID
in SCHOOL TITLE SERIES
Scruggs Shortstop, and Gordon, Second Baseman
of Blue and White, Scholastic Stars-Pilching
Below Par-Many Games This W.
BY ARGYLE FINNEi.

~ENlRAL HIGH SCHOOLS base ball ned
the pronounced favorc the championship
50 has made series and by comparison
with the in
gaines Under the direction OF Doc White
veoped a that cxcels is II and
The bulk Of
Brinknn Edelin,
s,arkled
performed
yrace the Blue and hneup
Evening star., 1923-04-29
Corinthf.n Junior. will 70 to Chevy

Corinthian Juniors will go to Chevy
Chase to tackle the Bear Cats today.
Manager ]. B. Marland of the Cor
inthians wants these players to re-
port at 5th and K streets at 9 O'Clock:
Lucas, Schmidt Baxter. Jontiff, Har-
ser. Callahan, Ciers. Payne, Savage,
AAronson, Giovannetti and LONE. Mar.
land 10 receiving challenges at 1908
9Th street.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
NAVY WINS FROM PENN
AT LACROSSE BY 5 TO |

ANNAPOLIS. Nd, April 2s.-Play-
ing lacrosse In a hard rain and on
p muddy field. the Navy won from
Pennsylvania here today. to 1. The
score of the first half was 3 to I.
The midshipmen were able to keep
Penn on the defensive most OF the
game. but had difficulty in getting
the ball past Mcfarland.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
PARK RESERVES
CAPTURE LACROSSE GAME

coLLEGE Park. Md. April 2S.-
University Of Maryland reserves tri-
umphei over the Johns Hopkins
scrubs at lacrosse here this after
noon. > to &
Until the last few minutes of the
contest. when Downing and Myers
scored two goals for Maryland. the
tw"lves hattied ON even terms.
I.ine-up and summarN:
Evening star., 1923-04-29
rstC1ss Athletic Plant Central Nine Strong DetensiueI
NEW FIELD TO-BE READY
FOR FOOT BALL In FALL
Construction to Begin Next Month-Projected Stad-
ium, Be Built in Sections, Probably Will Be
Completed Within Five Years.
BY JOHN B. KELLER,

/lTH the construction OF field
NV and drive funds a
Catholic University within
athletic favorably OF
recently built by
The work grading
will When the
the will be ready o use gdroners.
Plans for the stadium have been prepared
stanal portion of the $40UO fund
building will under The stadium will be
aised
Evening star., 1923-04-29
COMMERCIAL LEACUERS
OPEN SEASON TOMORROW

s 5s' %
afternoon o'clock O. diamond No of
grounds in the opening of
Judd will out the first ball
by OF the best local diamond athletes
leary, who proved such
battery Mccoy and Noonc probably will
Evening star., 1923-04-29
CARING FOR U. S. SQUAD
is AN OLYMPIC PROBLEM
BY WALTER CAMP.

n important all the details that face those
sending tho American athletes abroad
the the boat
conceded
athletic
teranced
considerable discussion recently this subject and
of abroad should
the fact that the first responsible competent
Evening star., 1923-04-29
GlASC0CK AND KLINE
STAR IN BOYS GAMES

Mahlon Glascock. 110-pound class,
and Philip Kline, S0-pound division.
took Ave first places apiece in the
annual track meet of the Boys Y.
NJ. c. A.
Glascock won the 20-yard dash.
two laps race. potato run, standing
broad jump and the running high
jump while Kline grabbed the same
events in the S0-pound class.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
COLUMBIA CREW is FIRST
in CHILDS CUP CONTEST

~ PHILADELPHIA April 28Coumbia Universtys eighoared shell
rowed victory today contest the
Chlds the Schuyikin
Princeton Of
Columbia
Evening star., 1923-04-29
G0EBEL GOES TO TIGERS.

BOSTON. April 2s-Manager Frank
Chance Of the Boston Red Sox has
announced the trade OF Outf1elder
8oebel to Detroit for Utility Man
Tlagstead. Pitcher Fowlkes was sent
back TO the Memphis club.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
PLAN STATUE TO HORSE.

movement has been started among
horsemen to subscribe a sum Of
money large enough to erect a suit
able monument to the memory OF Pc
ter the Great world champion sire Of
trotters and PAGERS.
Evening star., 1923-04-29

Runs-Harrick t2). Krosnoff Morrey. Haw-
10y. Woods. Burdette Remsberg. Errors
copley, weick, semler, Groves. schrider.
Two-base hit-.Watkins. Three-base hit-Mor-
roy s. Stolen l bases1Bruder. semisr' . Struck
balls-of Woods, g; off Sohrider. l. Hit by
pitcher-By Sohrider (Bruder). Left on bases
West Virginia, g.; Maryland 8. Umpire
Mr.. Vener. Time of game-l hour and As
minutes.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
Totals. Il 10 80 Z rotais.. II 1S.s

cone out a. winning run was scored.
S:.ssi.''::: SSs',sSe'':: 8 ssas Ill
p.ssg x';s:. s ~ Iias ss
-kcouill4n, 6ukin. Thfee.bsse hits-Boat.
wright. Home r,ins-.1enediot lel. Neopillsn,
LAhn. Stolen bsses-PlA (S). Wsinb6rgsr (2l,
Mateer g. Sehoch. Haean, Jones'. Lafontsin.
Wright; Struck out-By koouillan, /; BY
Il "a BostXri{ht. s;, of seervis. (. Hit BY
KssAsn: Time W sams-s hours aAd 45
Evening star., 1923-04-29
GALLAUDET BEATEN
IN 10 INNINGS, 1917

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 2S.-In
a game featured by five circuit clouts
Drexel Institute defeated Gallaudet
College here today
The score was IS to II. and it re.
ouired ten innings to settle the fuss.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
PENN STATE GOLFERS WIN.

PHILA DELTHIA, April 2S.-Penn-
sylvania State golf team defeated the
University Of Pennsylvania today. 6
points TO >.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
MARYLAND SWAMPS
ST. JOHNS STICKMEN

COLLEGE PARK. Md. April 2S--
For the second time this season INT.
versity of Maryland lacrossmcn
downed st. Johns College of An
napolis here today 13 to O.
The size of the score was quite u
surprise in view OF the desperately
contested game between the twelNcs.
last Saturday at Annapolis when the
Back and Gold barely nosed out the
Cadet stickmen. , to ..
After the first few minutes Of play
there never was any doubt as to the
outcome. The Black and Gold count
ed ten goals in the first half and In
the second Coach Truitt sent in
number of second-string men.
st. Johns never appeared danger
Gus. the bail being in their territory
practically all the time.
Heidlebach and PEBBLES were Mary
lands stars. each getting four goals.
Evening star., 1923-04-29
TIGER TWELVE SCORES.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April GS.-~
Princeton defeated Harvard at la
crosse here today. I goals to I.
Evening star., 1923-04-29

Gosls-Marden. Troxell. Downing, Myers
(2). vosel Parsons. Baldwin. Referee-Mr
Cuno, Penn State. Umpres--Messrs. Donald
son and Nichols. Maryland. Time of halves
IS minutes.
Evening star., 1923-04-29

Totals. SO IL 21 13 Totals. "a 1890 10
'Brudsr called out for stepping out of
batter's box.
West Virginia. ...... 0 0-6
Maryland ..... o o Ga
Evening star., 1923-04-29

SchollkOpf Field, C0rnell's athletic
stadium will seat $4,000 in the fall.
Evening star., 1923-04-29

One Of the hest games of the season
is expected to take place when the
Rambler Athletic Club tackles the
in Alexandria.
Evening star., 1923-04-29

Park View juniors are booked to
meet the Mount Rainier Emb1ems to-
day at 1890 o'clock on the latter's
field.
Evening star., 1923-04-29

Atlas Midaets Mad an easy time de-
feating Mohawk Midgets. Is to Z. yes
terday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
CARL MORRIS
WINS ANOTHER
Easily Defeats Frankie Far
mar at WiIkeSbarre, Pa,
Club Last Night

Carl Morris. of Carteret, decisive
ly defeated frankie Farmar. at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, in a sensational
eight-round feature contest last
night. Morris has won several other
big bouts in the coal regions OF
Pennsylvania.
In the fifth round OF last nights
contest, Farmar was sent down for
a count and after returning to his
feet, was knocked from the ring by
a we'll directed left. Farmar man.
aged to stay the limit, but was a
pitiful sight when the final bell was
sounded.
Morris will fight at one of the
leading Philadelphia clubs in the
near future, it has been announced
Mooney Wins
Mickey Mooney, of Trenton, the
boy who fought here some time ago,
registered a decisive win over Jack
Darcy, of Atlantic City, in a sensa-
tional windup bout, at Trenton last
night. The contest went the limit
of twelve rounds. Al Cohen is man.
ager of Mooney and also Willie
Virgins, junior lightweight. who
knocked out Dave schuster, in four
teen seconds. in the semi-final con-
test.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
Y.M.C Ca. VOEIey Bali
Team Plays Tuesday

The Y. NJ. c. A. varsity volley ball
team will go into action for the first
time this seaso next Tuesday night
when the Brooklyn Central team
comes to Perth Amboy for q series
of games.
Announcement of this match
comes unexpectedly as the local
team has not yet been selected and
no practice has been held. In order
to get a workout, however, practice
session will be held tomorrow night
at 8 o'clock. Following this the
team which will play on Tuesday
night will be selected by the volley
ball committee.
George w. Sharp, Jr., who piloted
the team season before last, has
been selected by the physical COM
mittee to captain the team this year.
The team last season made a won
derful record winning the state
championship, defeating the best
teams In the New England states
and annexing fourth place in the
national tournament at Chicago.
With the members giving the same
loyal support to Captain Sharp this
season as they did to Captain Ell
wood Johnson last season the local
team should retain its hold at the
pinnacle of the sport in this part
of the country.
1t is expected that Austin Horns
by. one of the varsity spikers Of last
year.. will be on hand tomorrow
night. Hornsby has not been play
ing as yet this year, but he is ex-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
WINNING SEASON STARTS AT Y. M. {. A. THIS EVENING
Sutton To Lead
New Brunswick Outfif

Paul Sutton, New Brunswick bas-
ketball star. Il former member of
the local Speedway our team. will
be the shining light in the lineup of
the Knights of st. Peter quintet of
the county seat, when this team
takes thu floor against the Carteret
Separates on the borough court this
Sunday night.
The county seat scoring machine
played a prominent part in the sue
cess of the Speedway five of this
city during the 1921-22 and 1922
% seasons. He has also played with
various other teams in this county
during the past several seasons.
The knights of st. Peter five of New
Brunswick was n of the leading
teams in this section of the state.
for a. period of five years and a re-
organization has been planned for
this season.
The New Brunswick representa-
tives opened the season two weeks
ago by downing the eolors of the
%Sterlings, of South River. on the
latter's court. Since that contest
the knights have taken into camp a
number of other combinations in
Middlesex and Somerset counties.
Teamed up with sutton on Sunday
night will be Kane tho Harkins
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
HOW TO REMOVE
TOBACCO STAINS
FROM TEETH
In Just Three Minutes

Thousands of people now use a mar
Vicious new LIQUID 10 remove teeth stains.
This wonderful scientific discovery called
B.eacho1ont. beaches even the darkest
teeth white in three Misunderstanding
them amazingly clean and lustrous. just
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will be amazed at the results of the very
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mild ingredients act only on surface stains
not on enamel itself. Tobacco stains
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whitel Two months supply for only a
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Note: DO not expect Bleachodent TO
whiten a tooth darkened by n silver fiiling
as this diseolorHtion goes below the sur
face of the enamel. and while the mild
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not be ex pected to remove stains which
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no effect on the enamel in any way.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
Local. ssY" Swimmers
Ready For First Meet

feating the locals by about seven
points. These are two of the rea
sons for which the local captain and
his team are anxious to "knock-off"
the down state swimmers.
Olof Olsen, of Syracuse Univers-
ity swimming team, is expected to
perform with the local team tonight
and with his assistance Clark, Lewis
and Jensen will take good care OF
the big event, while the relay events
and other minor numbers of the
water program will be taken care OF
by Harold Westcott, Jones and sew
eral others.
A lengthy list of events has been
prepared for the swim, including
free stroke swimming, so, go and 100
yard dashes. relay events and other
numbers. "Ribby" Totin and John
McQuarie will represent the local
institution in the diving contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22

Local court fans who witnessed
HE three interesting games between
he Meadowbrooks of Newark and
he Perth Amboy Big Five, of
Messrs. ~Lowenkopf and Levin, will
surely visit the New Brunswick ave-
i Auditorium this Saturday night
or the first game of this years
cries between the two clubs.
The manager of the Newark club
a promised to bring Jack Crem-
nens and Frank Bruggy down for
his game. The remainder of the
positions will be filled by the follow
ng men, Abe Schartoff, Sam Klug-
nan and "Midg" Role.
Cremmens has always been a big
;avorite here, having played some
important contests with the local
state champions last winter. He was
slated to play the pivot position for
he Lowenkopf and Levin five this
season, but an offer to play with a
team in the west resulted in a hest
tation on his part and Pete Eggers
was given the berth. The Newark
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
WILL
HAVE STRONG OUTFIT

pivot man has been signed to jump
center for the Glens Falls Club in
the New York league. This circuit
started playing last week.
Bruggy managed n of the quin-
tets in the Metropolitan league last
year, the strong representative quin-
tet of Elizabeth. He also played with
other "big time" contrary. The
bulky Betsytown backfeld man, a
backstop for the Philadelphia Ath-
letics during the summer season, is
generally good for several baskets in
addition to holding the score of Lis
opponent down. The Elizabeth fav-
orite has not been seen in action on
the local court in recent years.
In the absence of Captain Hank"
Thomas the Amboys will have Cy
Estrin who played a corking contest
here last Saturday night, and ably
assisted the Amboys in defeating the
Italian Catholic Club.
Sehartoff, Klugman and Role are
all experienced men and should hold
their W with the local passers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
ST. MARY'S 5
COPS OPENER
-
Big Victory Registered at Ex-
penSe of Keyport Team
Last Evening

SOUTH AMBOY, Nov. 22:-Ro-
land "Tootsh Kennedy star forward
of st. Mary's high school basketball
team. with a series of spectacular
shots from all angles of the court,
was highly responsible for the
drubbing handed Keyport high
school on the latter's court last
night. Kennedy scored twenty
three of his teams thirty-nine points.
The game last night was the first
played this season by both high
schools and with the showing made
by the locals in their defense, things
point to a good season for the Au-
gusta street boys. Zdanewiz also
starred for the victorious five, while
Smith was the leading point getter
for the home team. Eleven men
were used by Coach Eppinger.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
THIRD HEAT OF SKATING
RACE ON FOR TONIGHT

The third heat of the male one
mile skating race promoted by
Powers Brothers at their New
Brunswick venue skating rink will
be run off at the Auditorium tonight.
There is real interest in this event
and more than a half dozen entries
are expected out this evening. The
race will be put on about 8 o'clock.
Square" Bjork. of this city. won
the first heat and Clifford Matthews
of Keyport carried off first honors
last Friday night.
"Yi" Hubbard, of this city. and Joe
Green. of Carteret, will be the prin-
cipal battlers for honors in the race
tonight. A pair of racing shoes and
skates will be presented to the win
ner Of the final mile championship
event.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22

Plenty of interest surrounds the
big meet to be held in the local Y.
M. c. A. pool tonight when Captain
Clark's swimmers meet the represen-
tative swimming squad of the Tren-
ton Y. M. C. A.
Captain Clark has put his team
through plenty Of practice this week
in preparation for the swim and re-
ports that everyone is in fine shape.
He also expresses great confidence
in defeating the state capital team.
In a meet between these two
"Y's" last year, the Trenton team
was successful in taking the honors
by a one-point margin in the local
tank. In a second meet held at the
state capital institution, the Trenton
team also came out victorious, de-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
keyport
LINCOLNS DISCUSS DEAL
WITH MCCLELLAN OUTFIT

The bowling committee OF the
Lincoln Engine Company announced
this morning that an effort is being
made to trade "Diede' Diedrickson,
Palmer and a cash sum to the Nc
Clellan Engine Company for George
Tooker. The Lincolns are also will.
ing to throw in Lou Van Horn.
This is the second deal talked OF
in connection with the local firemen's
league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
N cuANoERY OF NEW JERSEY

TO Grace '. GIIes' - :,
Nv virtue of an order OF the Court or
chancery of New Jersey. made on the
day Of the date hereof, in a certain cause
wherein Harry r. Giles Is petitioner, anu
Won are defendant, you are required to ap-
pear. and plead. answer or demur to pc,
fltioner's petition on or before the second
day of January next. or. IN default there
of. such decree will be taken against you,
as the chancellor shal think equitable and
Just. a.
cree OF divorce. dissolving the marriage
between you and the said petitioner.
Dated November LIST. 1928.
DANIEL II BEEkMAN,
Solicitor OF Petitioner,
P. o. Address 2 West Main street.
Somerville. N, j.
MISUNDERSTANDING
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Lazarus Goldstone. one of the execu-
tors of Samuel A:ndursky, deceased, by di-
rection of the Surrogate of the County of
Middlesex hereby gives notice to the cred
itors of the said Samuel Amdursky to
bring in their debts. demands and claims
against the estate of the deceased, under
oath or affirmation. within six months
from this date or they will be forever
barred of any action therefor against the
said executor
Dated october "a. 1923.
LAZARUS GOLDSTONE.
Executor.
Observation-Disclosures 6-1S-2O
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
KOREKTO IS CERTAINLY
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22

pected to again be a member of the
varsity. Several OF those who did
not play regularly on the varsity
last year, but played on the second
team have been looming up strong
this season and the committee which
will choose the varsity squad will
have plenty of good material from
which to choose.
The selection of the players for
Tuesdays game will depend largely
upon the in which they
show up at the important practice
at s o'clock tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22

brothers and one or two other lead
ing county seat passers. The
Knights are coming down for a VIC
tory.
Ed Coughlin's borough warriors
have taken part in three contests to
date, winning two and losing one.
They opened with a victory over the
Lightnings of South Amboy, lost a
one point decision to the Wood
bridge Big Five. and then won a one
point game from the Hungarian
Catholic Club of this city.
1t has been rumored that Yves
Hansen, well known local basket
ball star will be added to the bor-
ough team roster for the balance
of this season. Yak" Lowenkopf,
"Chip" Cutter, Joe Coughlin, John
Bradley. Bob Handerhan and Char
ley Brownmiller are the other MEM
bers of this team.
Rufe Allen does the r~efereeing for
the Carteret representative quintet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
HENRY SIMONSEN DOING
NICELY AS POLICEMAN

Henry Simonsen, of Sewaren, well
known in bowling circles in this city,
is doing nicely as a member of the
Woodbridge township police force.
"IIen" as he is Familiarity known,
is a member of the local Elks lodge
team in the state league, and also
the Y. NJ. c. A. five in the state as
ISOLATION circuit. The new police Of
ficer is well known in basketball cir
cles throughout this county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22

The Parish Juniors. OF Wood
bridge, have organized for the pres
ent season and would like to hear
from teams in this vicinity averaging
100 pounds. Arthur Koyen, Of
Woodbridge, is manager. He can be
reached by calling Woodbridge Sc
M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
JAMESBURG FIVE WINS
FROM SAYREvILLE TEAM

JAMESBURG, Nov. 22.-In an in
~teresting game played on the Local
court last night, the Jamesburg Big
Five defeated the S~ayreville Big Fivf
by a 31-30-score. With two minutes
to go and the score 1880 in favor
of the visitors Beckney and Tim
herman tailed a field goal each
which decided the game in the home
teams favor.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22

There is still a chance of a game
between the Beauvais Post, Ameri-
can Legion eleven, of ~Tottenville.
and the Roosevelt Field Club team.
of Carteret. The borough manager
is becoming interested In the UNDER
taking.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-22
Co-ordinated Service
Means Necessary Service

In the populous areas of the State, the cities and towns,
adequate street transportation is vitality necessary.
And it is during the rush hours, morning and evening,
that the necessity for such service is most keenly felt.
This necessary service can not be provided without the
use of trolleys. 1t has been demonstrated that buses
alone can not fill the bill.
Buses offer only a partial service along certain routes.
They make no effort to meet the extra demands of the
rush hour period. Trolleys offer a comprehensive serv-
ice and their facilities are doubled, or more, to meet
rush hour demands.
People want service most when service is most neces-
sary to their convenience and a co-ordinated service
of trolleys and buses, operated under a single respon-
sible management, with State and municipal super
vision, offers the only satisfactory and economic solu-
ton of the present transportation problem.
Co-ordinated Service Means Necessary Service
Public Service RaiLway Company.
THOMAS N. McCARTER, President