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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

Twenty-Five dSketeerS
Attend Initial Workout
OF Team

Twenty-Five candidates have start
ed working out for positions on the
Commonwealth colored basketball
team of New York City, metropolis
tan papers have announced. This
team played against the Perth Am
boy basketball representatives of
last season and while great class
was exhibited in all Of the contests,
the Amboys carried off the bacon in
a majority of the titles.
The Commonwealth Club which
is responsible for the organization
of the colored basketball tossers. will
endeavor to land a five game series
with the worlds champion Original
Celtics during the 1924 eason
While the dusky court stars cannot
be matched with the Celtics as far
as ability is concerned, it is believed
this series would be an interesting
one.
The colored basketball players,
at least two Of which, are also star
baseball performers, are very fast
and have a great eye for the basket.
Many peculiar shots were made by
the New Workers. on the auditorium
court and also at Midtown by the
dusky lads, and the fact that the
Commonwealth players come so
close to the basket every try, gives
one an opinion that their success is
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
PIRATE RALLY
FALLS SHORT
Giants Gain in National Race
BY Scoring Win Over
Pittsburgh.

The New York Giants have a four
game lead in the Heydler circuit as
a result of their 5-4 victory over the
Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday after
noon. The Pirates rallied in the
seventh and sent Hugh MoQuillan
to the showers, but a catch by Pep"
Young prevented the home club from
grabbing another victory from the
fire. Hamilton, who started for the
Pirates, was relieved after the first
four batters had hit safely.
Brooklyn gained an ever break in
a double header with st. Louis.
Philadelphia won two games from
Cincinnati and Boston defeated
ChicagoA The double setback knock
ed the Reds from second position.
Two games in the American were
postponed yesterday, the Chicago
New York, and the st. Louis-Phiia-
delphia contests. Detroit won from
Washington, and Cleveland register
ed a twelve inning victory over ~?
Rochester defeated Buffalo, Bal
timore won from Jersey City and
Toronto won from Syracuse. The
Reading-Newark game was postpon-
ed on account of rain.
Circuit clouts in the major league
games We're made by Hornsby Of the
Cards, Fournier and b. Griffith, of
Brooklyn and Harris OF the Red
sox
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN AQUATIC MEET HERE

The swimming events in the Y. NJ.
c. A. pool Saturday night are arous-
ing considerable interest among en-
thusiasts of aquatic sports: The spec
ial two-man relay for the boys is
expected to result in an exciting race
as five teams have signed up ror
this event SO far. Each boy Will
swim two lengths of the pool, making
the race a four lap event.
The dives, which are open to any
member Of the "Y". will bring out
all the fancy performers. Totin,
who has been doing some fine work
from the springboard recently in the
association pool and in outside meets
will be IN hand as Will "Yi" Hib-
bard. A number of other entrants
have been received. There is also
a large list Of entries fer the so yard
junior swim.
The main even. of the night will
be the leo yard hardiCap for men,
bringing out all of the best senior
swimmers in the "" A small ad-
mission fee will be charged for the
meet, which VIII begin at 8 o'clock,
women as well as men, being in
vited to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
MANY ENTRIES
FOR BIC MEET
Several Stars to Take Part
In Newark Y. NJ. H. A.
Annual Event.

One Of the largest meets to be
run off in the Metropolitan district
this year will be held this Sunday
afternoon at Weequahic Park, New
ark, under the auspices of the New
ark Y. M. H. A. The local Y: M.
II. A. has entered a team and ex-
poets TO make a real showing. Nat
Cohen Is in charge of the local en-
tries.
Besides the events for the state
federation members there will also
be open events for members of the
A. A. U. and several closed to banks
and societies in Newark. Last year
the meet was held in a downpour
and there were no records made, but
this year Carl Anderson, former
track coach at Rutgers College and
at present track director at the New
ark A. c., will be in charge of the
meet and all races will be carefully
watched for any records.
The outstanding event of the day
will be the special 2-S mile race. in
which three of the greatest long dis
lance racers in the country enter
ed. they being Joie Ray of the Illi-
nois A. c., Jimmie Connolly of
Georgetown University and Austin.
champion miller in interscholastic
ranks in this state from Somerville
high school. Another feature will
be the appearance of Loren Murch-
ison, of this city and International
ly known sprint champ, in a special
TO yard event. He will try for a
record. Sam Sladkus, holder of the
individual championship at last
years meet, will be entered in the
meet Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
HUNCAR|ANS
ARE DEFEATED
HeImetta Nine Has Easy Time
Scoring Win Over AM
boy Combine.

HELMETTA, Aug. Holy Trim
ity won easily over the Hungarian
Catholic Club of Perth Amboy, by
the score of 10 to 4, Sunday last. Two
runs scored in the first inning on
three hits put the locals in the lead,
as the visitors put one over in their
half when Rock got on through a
tumble by Holtz. Holy Trinity came
back strong in the second with four
more tallies and enough to win the
game. Mahalski was hit by a pitch
ed ball. a base on balls to Paul Lat
kanic and Timko and singles by
Witkowski, j. Timko, Holtz and
Peter Latkanic.
In the eighth inning the visitors
put three runs across in a rally that
looked prosperous for the time be-
ing. Rocks double and singles by
Faltisco and Karmer and rrors by
Mahalski and j. Timko made the
task easy. The line-up and score:
Holy Trinity
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

not due to luck alone.
No matter who promotes basket
ball IN this city during the coming
season, the Commemorative will
make at least one appearance on the
local court. The colored boys made
a big hit with the local fans u their
appearance on the auditorium bat
~tleground last season.
There were several other strong
colered basketball teams in varfone
sections of the country last year, ana
the promoters in charge OF these
teams are working to perfect r
CARNATIONS worthy OF being rated
as good at the great winter game as
the Lincolns. Royals. Bacharachs
and similar baseball Combinations
are rated on the diamond. The
Commonwealths are getting a good
start through the calling of the early
practice.
David Hank Thomas, local court
star. made a real hit with the Com
monwealth players, having perform-
ed against them in this city and
New York, and also with the MicheA>
lin Tire Company quintet at Mill
town in the closing contest on the
schedule Of that organization. Many
Amboy fans went to the tiretown to
see the Commonwealth in action
In this county for the last time DUR
Ing the 1929 S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
ALL STARS WIN
SECOND GAME
Flynn Starts On Mound
Against Former High School
Ball Team.

For the second time in two weeks
age conquered youth when the
Hank" Thomas AIl-Stars won the
second game of the series from the
High School Independents last night
at Wonderland by the score of IA.
The feature of yesterdays contest
was the return to old time form of
Billy Flynn. erstwhile P. A. H. S.
and Rutgers College hurler.
For four innings Flynn had the
schoolboys twisting themselves into
different shapes trying to connect
with one of his deliveries for at least
a single. In the last two innings he
let UP and allowed the boys to hit
to his teammates. The AIl-Stars
started the scoring in the first in
ming when they brought in two runs
and then scored in every canto ex-
cept the second and fourth. The
high schoolers got all their runs in
the last three innings. Terio pitch
ed the last inning and allowed three
hits and one run.
On Friday the third game of the
series will be played while on Sun
day afternoon at the Raritan Copper
Works the Keasbey f. G. will be
played in the second game of an
other series.
The box score:
Thonav AII.Cfar
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
ROYALS PLAY
TWILIGHT TILT
Strong Lineup Coming in
Effort to Annex Second
Contest Here.

"cannonball" Reading, String
beam Williams, Lefty starks or
Mountain Hubbard will toe the
mound for the Royal Colored Giants
in the twilight contest with the
Perth Amboys on the Raritan Cop
per works field here tomorrow even
ing. This is the second appearance
OF the Royals On the local field this
summer. this team having opposed
the Ambeys in tho third semi pro
contest on the local slate for the
season.
Williams did the hurting in the
first encounter which was copied by
the Royals, 7-3, while Maud and
p~augherty divided the assignment
for the local club. Scott, Fall, Doug
las, Brooks, Cascn, Wagner, Rector
and Hill will occupy the remaining
positions on the roster Of the visiting
aggregation tomorrow night. Flour
ncy and G.. Rector the remaining
members of tho Royals pitching staff.
will also be on the local field on this
occasion.
Daugherty and Lidgate will COM
prise the battery fer the locals in
this tilt. and the remainder of the
lineup will be practically the same
as was used against tho Union Club
Of Lodi last Sunday afternoon. Man
ager Poulsen's warriors have annex
ed their last eight contests, the Gu
bans being credited with the last
victory over the local semi pro ag-
gregation.
Advices from New Brunswick are
to the effect that the Landings of
that place will be considerably
strengthened this Sunday afternoon
when they appear here for the Sec
ond game of the county series. Bush
a former major league hurler, will
do the pitching.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
HORSE RACES PLANNED
FOR FREEHOLD TRACK;
PROGRAM IS ARRANGED

and the office Of the racing secretary
of the association will be opened
daily at 8 o'clock. Claims must be
in writing and filed with the secre-
tary or clerk of the course. In the
regulations of the association, it is
pointed out that the stewards notify
Jockeys regarding unnecessary inter-
ference. for which a jockey can be
disqualified, fined or sent from the
course
On the opening day there will be
i've races known as the Navesink,
Atlantic City, Highlands, Norwich
Plate and Monmouth Hunt Cup, and
the following day, the Seabright,
Bound Brook, Rumson, Brookdale
and Trenton. The third day, there
will be six races, known as the Toll
ers, Farmers Flat race, West Eend,
Railway, Perth Amboy, Sandy Hook,
and Oceanport. Five races called
Little Silver, Hollywood, Red Bank,
Princess Bay and Barnegat are to be
run off the fourth day and six the
last day, the Tillers, Farmers Flat
race, Elkwood, Asbury Park. Free
hold, Oceanic and Allenhurst.
A great many from this city are
expected TO visit Freehold for these
races.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
Nine
PLAYS TONIGHT
Boroughites Travel to New
Brunswick for Game With
Eagles Parlin Next.

The Metuchen representative base
ball team will travel to New Bruins
wick this evening to engage in a dia-
mond contest with the Eagles of that
place on the Buccleuch Park
grounds. This game will be started
promptly at $3.50 o'clock and a big
delegation of borough fans are ex-
pected to accompany the team.
A report in the borough is to the
effect that Kelly, former Rutgers
college hurler, will do the pitching
for the Metuchen team for the bal
ance of this season. Ten Eyck, Dor
ough southpaw, has Joined the ranks
Of a Plainfield team, it has been
learned.
Manager Danford's tossers have
six consecutive wins to their credit
at the present time, the local high
school Independents, Dupont of Par
lin, Queen City Wheelmen and the
Liberties of Railway are among the
teams defeated. A return game with
the Dupont nine on the Parlin field
is scheduled for this Saturday aft
ernoon. Kelly probably also will
pitc for the boroughites in Sundays
encounter.
1t has been a good many years
since a borough representative nine
played up to the standard OF this
season, and the players are of the
opinion that the folks of the town
should turn out in large numbers
to support the organization. Dam
ford's tossers will not be seen in ac-
ton in the borough until a week
from Saturday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

One of the biggest undertakings in
horse racing ever attempted in this
state, has been scheduled by the
Freehold Driving association for the
Monmouth county town on August
%, 20, 80 and 81, and September 1.
About two months ago horse races
we're held at Freehold IN a Sunday
a~fternoon and there was a big turn
out.
Trainers, Jockeys and authorized
agents not holding license of the
Jockey club or National Steeplechase
and Hunt Association, must be APP
proved by the Freehold Association,
the conditions of the latter organiza-
ton point out an entry into any race
is subject to acceptance of the stew
ards. Entries close at IL o'clock and
blanks will be furnished at the
course. Owners and trainers r re-
sponsible for weight of horses, and
owner, trainer or jockey may be
fined, suspended or ruled off the
course If a horse whose number Is
exhibited as a starter does not report
in the paddock or does not start in
q race.
Jockeys must report at 1 p. m. on
race days to the clerk of the scales
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

last week, the Charleston nine was
held scoreless and the Aquehongas
also failed to tally n counter. Last
Sunday afternoon the Tottenvi1le
representatives noised out the Dublin
Glee Club nine OF this city in one Of
the best contests seen on the AQue-
hongas field in a number of years.
There has always been a great deal
of rivalry between the Elks and the
Aquehongas, and a big crowd Is ex-
pected out for this evenings tilt
A great many Tottenville fans made
the trip to the other end OF the is
land for the first engagement. Last
season Artie Romer, TottekViIla
veteran southpaw, did the hu4in&
for the Elks. Az
Tottenville fans are taking q
interest in the announcement
kreischer's forces will meet
Perth Amboys in the near futu
The Tottenville-Amboy series
year was one of the best staged
this section in many a day.
Aquehongas are also carded to D
The Michelin team al Midtown
a Saturday ~afteEnoon this MONTH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

Babe Adams and Jack Quinn never
will see 40 again. But they're still
pitching great ball. And they'll
probably go on that way quite a
while yet. That's Babe on the left.
Jack, of course, is the gentleman
on the right.
Care of te entire system and use
Of the head with every delivery. &C.
counts for the ability of Babe Ad-
ans of the Pittsburgh Pirates and
Jack Quinn of the Boston Red Sox,
to remain as winning pitchers al
though over forty years of age.
A majority of the pitchers of to-
day and those of former seasons.
combined thigh lifer with play, TO
too great an extent and as a result,
a few seasons of major league base
ball and their baseball career Is
about ended. The average player is
Considered through after he passes
forty, and six years in the majors
Is a good average for a pitcher.
Adams and Quinn, both over forty,
have been pitching for twenty years
and are still pitching effectively.
FltlSDufBn lot the most part, IS an
off and on team, but Adams con-
tinues to turn in victories, and "Old
John" continues to pitch winning
ball for the weak Boston Red Sox
aggregation. Quinn came to the
Boston Red Sox from the New York
Yankees.
The Boston hurler Is a spitball
pitcher and Adams, a straightaway
pitcher. The latter depends on a
curve, fast ball and change of pace.
One of his greatest feats was the
trouncing Of the hard hitting De-
troit Tigers in three games of the
1909 worlds series. The Red Sox
moundsman delivers his splitter in
the same manner as his curve and
fast ball.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
Austin HOrnSby To Pitch
For TOftenViEIe TOSSerS
I'm Series Game Tonight

The Staten Island Elks baseball
team will be considerably bolstered
this evening when it takes the field
against the Aquehongas of Totem
Vile on the latter's field. This is
the second game of a Staten Island
championship series, K~reischer's
forces having won the first game
which was played on ST. o field.
Austin Hornsby, who turned in
two great contests last week, will
be on the hill for the home team on
this occasion. In a twilight game
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
So. ANBOY NINE :
PLAYS TONIGHT
Clash With League Leading
HeImetta Outfit
City on Saturday.

SOUTH AMBoY, Aug. Local
baseball fans await with keen inter-
est the outcome of tonight's twi-
light contest between the local ~"
and the strong Helmetta bali toss
ers. Both these teams are tie for
first honors in the Industrial League,
which adds to the interest. 1t is
we'll to note, that on the last c
sion of their meeting, the local war
riors were beaten. The manager
of the "Y" team feels confident that
his boys are going to decide for all
times that they are entitled to hold
onto first place in the league.
On Saturday the ~" team will en-
terrain on the local diamond the fast
Jersey City 'Y." From all accounts
the Jersey City bunch are no mean
players. The junior team will on
Saturday go to New Brunswick
where they will be the guests of the
strong johnson and Johnson base
ball combination. A double victory
is looked for on Saturday by the
players of both teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
WOODBRIDGE REFORMED NINE
DEFEATS NEWARK TOSSERS|

q The Hungarian Reformed Club of
Woodbridge downed the colors of
the strong Hungarian Catholic Club,
of Newark, on Sunday afternoon by
ga score. Kara did the twirling
for the Woodbridge team and, be-
sides tanning seventeen batters, al
lowed the visitors but n hit. Hack
pitched for the Newark team.
Tha score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01

races are scheduled for all five days.
If the Perth Amboys can bat with
the Royal Colo7ed Giants tomorrow
night, the winning streak of the To-
cal representative nine will be con-
tinued.
The Commonwealth colored bas-
ketball team of New York City is
endeavoring to arrange a five game
series with the Original Celtics for
the next court season.
The state Y. NJ. and Y. w. H. A.
field meet will be held at Weequa-
hic Park in Newark on Sunday aft
ernoon of this week. Amboy will
be we'll represented.
Mickey Walker of Elizabeth, well
terweight champion of the world,
will be matched TO fight Benny Leon
ard, lightweight champion, at an
early date. This fight will be stag
ed at one of the New York baseball
fields,
This city will be we'll represented
at Michelin Park on the day the
Perth Amboy baseball tossers engage
the tiretown representatives.
In the near future some announce
ment will be made regarding the
basketball plans for the local Y. NJ.
H. A, during the next fall and win
ter season.
Real interest in boxing is center
ed in the heavyweight division at
the present time. A majority of the
followers of this branch of sport are
we'll satisfied that Dempsey win have
an easy time disposing of Firpo
when these men meet.
The Lightnings >of South Amboy,
may be the representative basketball
team of that town next season. This
team made a good showing on the
court last winter.
, Manager Kreischer is anxious to
get his Aauehonga baseball team
in action agalnt the collection of
ball-tossers under the leadership of
Ed Poulsen of this city.
There is every reason to believe
that the auditorium court on New
Brunswick avenue will once again
be the scene of the activities of the
local representative basketball team
this winter.
Some time this month a decision
will be reached by the Center Ath-
letic Club regarding the running of
boxing shows in this city during the
fall and winter.
The first game of the annual Perth
Amboy-Elizabeth police series may
be played I'm a week or two. The
first contest probably will be staged
on the Betsytown grounds.
In the near future the Argonne
bowling alleys on Hobart street. will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-01
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS.
IN ALL FIELDS

be put in first class condition for the
coming indoor season. These alleys
were used a great deal last season.
Cy Williams probably will pass
teh home mark set by Rogers Horns
by last summer. The Philadelphia
National outfelder is leading the
two circuits at the present time.