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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

Ripley. one of the best BASKETBALL
tossers in the East. Is likewise a
great ballplayer, a terrific hitter. He
has been a great addition to the
Aquehonga ranks. Licknack. q Sec
ond sacker. and Lyman, a first base-
man, are also good ballplayers.
The local aggregation win be With
out the ervices of Messrs. Burnett
and Einhorn for the balance of the
season. Both are good men and
their absence may tell in the present
series, the last two games of which
may be played on the Aquehonga
field.
Judging the respective strength OF
the proposed lineups the Aquehongas
should carry off the bacon In to-
morrow's game. Benter, formerly
OF the Allentown. Pa. team Of the
New York-Pennsylvania league. is to
pitch for the Aquehongas tomorrow.
He registered a victory over the
hard hitting New York Yankees ia
an exhibition game at Allentown
about a week ago.
BorIund Back
Murray Borlund. well known
South Amboy pitcher. is back IN
town. and 1t is rumored that both
managers have been after his SER
vices. He pitched for the Buffalo
In~ternationals and Wiuiamsport, OF
the New York-Pennsylvania league
this summer, and had a great sea-
son.
Buddy Mayo is scheduled TO do
the pitching for the home team to-
morrow. II will be his first Start
on the local field and his second
game for the local aggregation. On
Labor Day afternoon he lost a hard
game to the Hightstown nine Of the
Three county league The final
score was Al.
According to an announcement
from Tottenville, Harry Robedee, the
lTottenville official, win call the de-
cisions on the bases IN tomorrow'e
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
TRIPLE PLAY
UNASS|STED
Made by George Burns of BoS-
ton Red Sox in Game
Yesterday

A triple play, the fourth in big
league history, was completed by
George Burns, Red Sox first base
man, in the second inning of the
twelve inning contest between the
Sox and the Cleveland Indians yes
terday afternoon. The final score
was 4-3 in favor of the Boston
team.
Stephenson opened the second In
nin with a single. Lutzke walked
and Brewers liner was caught by
Lutzke, who was running to second,
and slid into second base ahead of
Stephenson who had started tor
third and was returning after the
catch had been made.
The Yankees were beaten by the
White Sox yesterday, homers by
Collins, Shelly and Barrett being
responsible for the loses. John Nc
Graw's New York Giants lost the
first game of their series with the
Chicago Cubs. while Cincinnati gain
ed an even break in a double bill
with the Boston Braves. The Phil
adelphia Nationals were beaten by
st. Louis, and the Pittsburgh-Brook-
of cold weather. The st. Louis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. league con-
test was postponed on account of the
cold, and Detroit walloped Washing
ton. Rochester lost out to Syracuse
in the only International league
game yesterday.
In addition to the three White
Sox circuit clouts. Kelly of the
Giants, made a homer. Louis Fon-
SEGA, Red infielder. is in a serious
condition as a result of a collision
with Catcher O'Farrell in a contest
Yesterday afternoon. Luque. of the
Reds. registered his twenty-fourth
win in one Of yesterdays games
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
CANE
Of BIC SERIES
Morgan Nine TO Cross Bats
With Sacred Hearts To-
morrow Afternoon

Interest galore Is conferred about
the second game of the series be-
tween the Morgan A. c. of South
Amboy and the Sacred Heart nine,
also of the cross-river town, for the
championship of the city, to be play
ed on the latter's diamond tomorrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The reason for the unusual
amount of interest created about this
contest is the fact that the Sacred
Heart outfit lost the first game by a
So score. Manager Disbrow of the
Sacred Hearts said last night that
he was confident of a win in tomor-
rows contest and, as Manager Eng
lish Of the Morgan A. c. claims that
his team will have an easy time in
taking the second game of the set,
an interesting engagement is expect
ed.
Buckalew will probably do the
main part of the finging for the Sac
red Hearts and Lagoda will in all
probability be stationed behind the
bat. The rest of the lineup will be
picked from(Molly, Hyson, Sam, Zal-
ari, Jacobs, Kane, French and Greed
On the mound for the Morgan A
C. will be found Willie Mccarthy
Mccarthy in the first contest held
the Sacred Hearts to five hits, while
his teammates were successful In
clouting Molly for eleven safeties
Stanton, Share, Slower, LettsA Mona.
ker, Mcclure, Frank Mccarthy and
Crowell win take the field as the re
mainder of the roster.
AS the series between these two
teams for the city honors is the feat
ure of the baseball season in South
Amboy. a big crowd is expected out
to see the contest. Both teams are
about evenly matched and considera.
BILE rivalry 1avors the contest tomor-
row.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

Trapshooting, Hunting, Fishing
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS

but such migratory water fowl
shall bear a well defined mark in the
form of a ''V" which must have
been removed from the web of the
foot before the birds attain the age
of four weeks. Certain imported
game, also deer and pheasants, mall
lard and black ducks, coming from
another state may be sold If legally
tagged by State authorities.
Open Season
The season is now open for the
following game birds and several
of u local nimrods have already
been out for them. Sept. list to
Nov 30th. Sora, Marsh hen (known
as ClaI per and King Rails). and
other Rails (other than Coot and
Gallinules) Sept. LIST to Oct. Soth.
Reed Bdds.
Woodcock eason opens on Oct.
Is and closes on November 30th.
To hunt these you must have a "spe-
cial woodcock hunting license"
Fish Tales
Grabbing has been exceptionally
good during the past few weeks. A
gr a. many have been taken at Nor
gan creek and the boys along shore
have been having a glorious time
'spiling' when the tide is right. One
of the best spots for grabbing in the
usual manner is on the fats near
the county bridge.
Weakfishing continues good along
the Staten Island shore especially
near Prince Bay. Some good catches
have been made recently and fish
should be found there for the next
few weeks. Where is the best place
to go? Ask Johan Jensen. He
knows.
Too bad so few fish get into the
waters west of the Great Beds
Light Once in a while stray n
is taken but for results you have
to go further down the bay. It's a
pity something cannot be done 70
stop the pollution of the waters in
the vicinity OF Perth Amboy.
Blue fish are reported off Great
Kills These tigers of the a are
not only fine eating but afford won
derful sport in the taking. For a
positive thrill try blue fishing with
a light rod and wire snelled hook.
Surf fishing along the Jersey coast
was better than usual last Sunday.
The "blues" were in and some of our
local anglers beached five, another
four and another one. Hope they
r there tomorrow. Good luck
boys.
A. ]. Rossi and Charlie Gunder-
son have returned from their fishing
trip to Barnegat Bay. They report
a delightful time and we under
stand they got more than their share
Of fish
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

Jack Dempsey is still the heavy
weight champion of the world today,
having disposed of Luis Angel Fir
pc, the Bull of the Argentine" In
a fierce battle at the Polo Grounds,
New York City last night. Ffrpo's
end came after fifty-seven seconds
of mauling in the second round. The
bout was scheduled to go fifteen
rounds.
In the opening round, Dempsey
slipped to his knees, but after knock
ing his opponent down many times,
the champion caught of Firpo's
smashing rights and he was sent out
of the ring. Both men were badly
shaken and staggering when the ini-
tial round ended. Dempsey stag
gered, as he never staggered before.
For the second round, Dempsey
rushed to his opponents corner,
intent on finishing the battle at once.
The champion landed his famous
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

left to the jaw and followed with a
right to the same spot, ending the
bout. Firpo took the count as he
rolled over on his back, striving
vainly to rise to his feet again.
Dempsey helped pick up his fallen
foe and then disappeared.
The challenger weighed 216 IL
and Dempsey 1872 IL.
AL Roberts. of Staten Island, was
beaten by Mike Burke, of Green
witch village, in one of the six-round
battles. There were other prelimi-
nary contests.
News Service
One OF the largest crowds that
ever received returns of any event,
baseball, boxing Or election, packed
Madison avenue and Jefferson street
in the vicinity of the News office last
night. The report of the big bout
was given in detail, as was the re-
suit of the prelim bouts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

SHOW GLASS
Manager Gleason Already
Preparing for 1924 Dia-
mond Season
(By NEA Seryice)

CHICAGO, Sept. 15:-The oppor-
tunity to get a cut in the world series
money finishing eli second or
third Is the ca--e Oh / great many
clubs falling to try out promising
players in the fall. Just so long as a
club figures it has a chance to finish
inside the money, the young players
who report get little more than a
chance to warm the bench.
The Chicago White Sox are the
first club to start to make plans for
1924. The failure of the Sox to show
has been a big disappointment to
Owner Comiskey and Manager Glea-
son. Feeling that 1928 holds no
further possibilities, the Sox man
agement has decided to try out all
the available material possible this
fall.
Every day finds one or more re-
cruits reporting to the Sox and inn
mediately upon showing promise
they will get a chance to go into
action.
So far the two recruits tried out
by Manager Gleason have done very
we'll. CLEARWATER, in his first start,
against the Boston Red Sox, scored
a 3 to 0 shutout, allowing only four
hits.
Grouse, a catcher who just ar
rived, has been put into the game to
give Ray Schalk a rest. The bril-
liant Schalk has reached the stage
in his baseball are where he has
just so many more good games left
in his system, and there seems to
be no good reason why they should
be wasted IN contests that mean
nothing to the Sox.
Grouse has the actions of Sehalk,
and according to the veteran play
ers on the Chicago club, has a fine
chance to make good. He is an ex-
pert mechanically, has a wonderful
arm and looks like a fair hitter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
7O77ENVHLE DIAMOND SEXES 70 s7AR7 7OMOR
Perth AmbOyS Oppose
Barber OutfiG Today;
Buddy Wilson TWirIS

With Buddy Wilson, conquercr
OF the Freehold AMI Dublin Glee
Club baseball mines on the mound,
the Perth Amboy baseball team of
Ed Mooney" Poulsen will ndeay or
to take the measure of the j. N.
Barber nine of Trenton on the capi-
tai city field this afternoon.
This is he fourth Three county
league contest to be played by the
Amboys, Yardville having been de-
feated here, while Freehold and
Hightstown took the measure of the
Foulsonites away from home. Before
The second half schedule is complet-
ed each of the five entries will be
played two games.
Hightstown is leading the league
at the present time and this outfit
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

The Perth Amboy Rife Club stag
ed another shoot on its indoor range
last night. This organization holds
shoots every Tuesday and Friday
night.
Miller Higgins, of the New York
Yankees, is already making plans
for TIE annual worlds series. His
team mas ccpped the American pen
lnant while the New York Giants
pictures hang in frames above the
cult flag.
! Basketball teams in the various
Masses are fast organizing. The
l1923-24 season is expected to be
more successful than the 1922-Z5
season.
Several local men will play with
the New Brunswick Stars in a con-
test at Midtown this afternoon. The
tiretown representatives have few
games remaining on their schedule
Ed Coughlin. of Carteret, is pre-
pairing a card for a boxing show TO
be presented in the borough in the
near future. Several local boxers are
scheduled to appear.
Messrs. Hallahan and Jensen, local
bow1ers, expect at least eight teams
to be represented at a bowling meet
ling to be held here next week. An
effort is being made to organize a
league similar to the n of two sea
sons ago.
Ed Barrett, n of the regular To-
cal umpires, and Harry Robedee,
Aquehongas regular. win do the off
ciating in the contest on the local
diamond tomorrow.
Reports from South Amboy are to
the effect that a boxing show Is to
be held there on October 3. No pro-
gram has been announced as yet.
Old rivalry between Tottenville
and local baseball fans will be ex-
hibited on the Raritan Copper works
field tomorrow afternoon. The AM
boy nine will play Tottenville in the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
RED STARS WITHOUT
GAME FOR TOMORROW

Due to a last minute cancellation
the Red Star baseball nine of this
city is without a game for tomorrow
and would like to book some team
in this vicinity having home grounds.
The Red Stars were booked for a
contest for tomorrow but owing TO
a mistake in the schedule of the
other team the game with the local
team was postponed. For games NJ
A. Gergaski. manager, car be reach
ed by calling 645.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

will cross bats with the Freehold
nine this afternoon. Yardvilie and
Bash, the first half champions will
play the third league contest today.
AL Lorenzo, of Elizabeth, will re-
ceive Wilson today, and the inheld
berths will be taken care of by
Smith, Burnett, Rudy and Mem
roe. The outer gardens will be pa
troled by Loeser, McAu1iffe and
Flynn. Burnett viii play a majority
of the Saturday games on the local
team for the balance of the season,
and on Sunday holds down second
base for the Red Bank Orioles.
Members of the Amboy team and
fans will leave this city at 1890
o'clock this afternoon for the capital
city diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
OUR oUTDooRsMAN SAYS

Now is the time to begin to think
about your fall shooting. Have you
looked at your gun since last fall?
If not, now is the time to look II
over and to see hat it is in proper
shape. Perhaps it is a little rusty;
Perhaps there is a spring or screw
missing or the hammers are not
working properly. Your shooting
coat NAV need a button or two;
your boots will no doubt need oil
ing. your shell vest may need some
repairing and your cap may have
become mislaid. Why not declde
what shells you are going TO use
during the season n lay IN your
supply.
Give everything the once over and
don't put off your preparations I'M
til the last minute.
Shotgun Kick
The question is often asked
what makes a shotgun kick? A gun
kicks when the powder burns near
the muzzle instead of beginning at
the breach and burning progressive
~. The burning at the muzzle sends
the impulse of the rapidly expand
Ing powder both ways-up and down
the barrel. 1t is the back Impulse
that makes your gun kick-causlng
dinching and discomfort.
Some powder companies nave
this defect to a large eX-
tent by making the grains porous
which causes the primer name 70
nenetrate all grains. Each grain
burns from the inside and outside
as well with an eve increasing
burning surface as the speed OF the
charge accelerates up the barrel.
nv this you Obtain high velocity
with light recoil and the Velocity
thus attained gives the best results
In penetration
Shooting at Trenton a
Hinder the direction of the sports
mems Fish and Game Protective As
sociation the third annual Trenlon
Fai Tournament will be held or
September 2Sth n 29tn. at .S
faiI grounds. An interesting ana
,,aried program has been prepared
an $500 In gold and $500 in mer7
chandise prizes will be awarded
shooting will commence at 1880 9.
M (daylight saving time) promptly
each dav and the shooting will be
Governed by the American Trap
sh ootlng Association rules. The al
mission fee to the fair grounas
Isl each day. will be retunoed 10
all contesting. -
The Trenton falr trophy "tiSi
70 he won three times to become
nermanent property. will also be
awarded. This trophy was won IN
1919 by s. J. Oehler and by Clarenos
plat in 1922. A number of ioeal
shooters are already entered ana are
locking forward to bringing TINS
trophy TO Perth Amboy this year,
FuIi information and entry blanks
can he secured from w. r Lewis,
secretary. princeton, N. j. or o
Howard Klockner $50 Bruns"ieA
avenue. Trenton, N. j.
Selling Game
II is illegel to sell any squlrrea
deer migratory or migratory
game bird or song bird, but raoplts
Are excepted during the open season
and ten days thereafter; provided
that English pheasants. Monaghan
pheasants. deer, ruffed grouse ran-
bits squirrel quail Canada geese'
black wood and mallard ducks rais-
ed on licensed preserves may be
sold at any time II legally tagged;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
BALLTOSSERS TO
PLAY HUNGARIAN NINE

The Flyer A. C. will have as their
opponents on the Maurer field to-
morrow afternoon the Hungarian
Catholic Club of this city. This is
expected TO be an interesting contest.
On the mound for the Flyers will
be found Walsh or Dametch, while
Smoyak win do the catching. Free
man. Haney, Thomas, Kennedy,
Fraser and Hilferty will also occupy
positions on the Flyer lineup. Fail
tisco and Rasmussen will be In the
points for the Hungarians and the
rest of that lineup will be the same
as in previous contests.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
C, OMERLE REGISTERS
VICTORY IN LOCAL SHOOT

At the indoor rife range Of the
Terth Amboy Rifle Club last night
c. Omerle piled up the highest score.
recording TIA points. The shot vas
made from -four different positions,
prone, sitting. kneeling and off-hand.
The next shoot will be held Tues
day night at the local range. Last
nights results are as follows: z
Omerle. ia; j. NJ. Sorensen, 1853; II.
Ryder, ISL; P. Cannon, 100; H. Lar
son, 154; C. Miller, 152.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
-ELKS STATE LEAGUE
REORGANIZATION SESSION

Charles Simmer, Emil Stremlau,
AL Wiberalske and Howard Rich
ards of this city will go to Railway
tomorrow afternoon to attend a ses-
sion at the Elks Lodge there, for the
reorganization of the Elks State
League.
The meeting has been called for
3 o'clock, and the same lodges as
were entered last season, will be
represented at the session.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
IRISH AMERICANS TO
HAVE STRONG COMBINE

The Irish-American junior basket
bali combination has organized for
the coming court season and would
like to hear from teams In this city
and vicinity. preferably the Orioles,
Casey Juniors and st. Mary's Speed
way Juniors.
The new team will play travelling
games and will be a contender for
the city championship, Kelly. Lam
gan, Fauble, McQuarie and Auntpu-
ish compose the quintet. and games
can be arranged through William
McQuarie, 225 Meade street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
Very truly yours,
"FAIR A

Mike Burke, of Greenwich VIII
lage, battered Al Roberts, of Staten
Island, into defeat in the third pre-
liminary of six rounds. Roberts
absorbed terrific punishment about
the head and was barely able to
keep his feet in the last round as.
bloody and groggy, he reeled about
the ring under a fusillade of blows.
Burke weighed 213 IL and Roberts
1873.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
INTERNATIONAL A
RESULTS
American League

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
Chicago Z. New York 4.
Detroit s., Washington s.
Boston 4, Cleveland 5.
St. Louis-P Philadelphia, rain.
National League
Chicago Z, New York i.
Cincinnati 9, Boston /.
Boston 4, Cincinnati 0.
st. Louis 8. Philadelphia ?.
Brooklyn-Pittsburg rain.
international League
Syracuse II, Rochester s.
Only game scheduled.
GAMES TODAY
National League
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Cd.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
American League
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
International League
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Reading at Newark.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

Although the baseball promotion
in Tottenville, has not run as
smoothly as could be expected this
season. the. Tottenville diamond fans
are satisfied that Messrs. Romer and
Enrich have worked to give the
Aquehonga club a collection of play
ers capable of knocking off" Poul-
sens aggregation in the opening ser
les tussle.
There is everv indication that Ted
Forman. New Brunswick speed mer-
chant, with the Amboys last season
and with the Tampa nine Of the
Florida state league this summer.
viii play in the shortfieId for the
visitors tomorrow. Forman is a
great favorite here, and his %acquisi-
ton should bolster the Tottenville
lineup. Artie Knott found it impos-
sible to lay off work tomorrow, to
play ball.
Many Changes
Since the retirement of II. A. w.
Kreischer, as manager Of the Aque-
honga nine. there have been numer-
Gus changes in the Tottenville line
up. There will be three new in
fielders on hand tomorrow and one
new outfielder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN L FIELDS

first game of their annual series.
The Elks state bowling league will
be r~eorganized at a meeting TO be
held in Railway tomorrow afternoons
The local lodge will be represented.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

Another heavyweight champion
ship boxing bout has been 1ougnt.
It is probable that Dempsey will mex
e a Tom Gibbons, the st. Paul
heavyweight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

Several major league teams have
already started rebuilding for the
1924 season. A great many young
sters will be added to the roster of
the various organizations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

Ed aMooney's'' Perth Amboy base
BAH team will make its initial ap-
pearance on a Trenton diamond this
afternoon. The Amboys will engage
the ]. n. Barber aggregation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

A good many local basketball fans
will turnout next week to witness
the initial practice session OF the
basketball outfit of Messrs. Lowen-
Lkopf and Levin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15
Yankee C%OnquerOr.
viii Pitch Against
Perth AmbOy Outfit

sPTs YANKEE coNQUERoR =.
The Raritan Copper works field
will hold a capacity crowd tomorrow
afternoon when Ed Barrett, of New
ark, cries play ball" for the start
of the annual Tottenville Perth AM
boy baseball series. The game viii
be started promptly at $3.50 O'Clock.
The probable line-ups:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-15

The Perth Amboy Rife Club stag
ed another shoot on its indoor range
last night. This organization holds
shoots every Tuesday and Friday
night.
Evening star., 1923-03-17
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