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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-01-05
Goes East on Official Business

c. j. Baker, treasurer of the Ohio
State Council of Carpenters, was
called to Wheeling and Bridgeport
Saturday on business connected with
the State body.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-01-05
Visited Granville Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush and
daughter Helen enjoyed two days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Good
rich, of Granville, last week.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-01-05
Town Topics
Newark Man Gets State Job

Attorney B. F. Mcdonald has been
appointed State Prohibition Commits
sioner and will qualify and assume
his duties next Monday.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-01-05

7@6 is 1870 more than 49o. The
Universal Mortgage & Discount Co.,
Newark Trust Bldg. Phone 1927. tt
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-01-05
Visited in Pittsburgh

Misses Mildred Rine and Lola Nc
Glade spent their holiday vacation
visiting friends in Pittsburgh.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-01-05

Saur's Coffees have heOuality
and Flavor try them. 1t pays
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-01-05

Fresh crisp new models.
You cannot appreciate this
value without seeing it.
Values to $24.50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
DODGERS TAKE
OPENER FROM N. Y. GIANTS

The Brooklyn Dodgers downed the
colors Of the New York Giants at
the Polo Grounds yesterday after
noon. Jack Bentley started for the
Giants in this contest and Grimes
twirled for the invaders. The final
score was 81. The Philadelphia
Nationals won two games of a dou-
ble-header from the Boston Braves,
the Cubs nosed out the Pirates ga
in an eleven inning game, and the
st. Louis Cardinals defeated the Gin
cinnati Reds "a in ten innings. Bos-
ton defeated Philadelphia S-6 in the
only American league game.
Reading defeated Jersey City 49,
IL, Baltimore beat Newark 81, Buff
falo won from Syracuse 1912, and
Toronto downed Rochester 6-3 in the
International League yesterday. 1t
has been made known that the At
lantic league will finish the season
with five teams. Red Bank may take
the Trenton franchise.
O'Connell of the Giants, Hauser of
the Athletics, Shanks and Flagstead
of Boston, Rawlings of Pittsburgh,
Miller of the Cubs, Holke of the
Phillies and Toporcher of the Cards
made home runs yesterday.
In Independent contests played
yesterday the Yankees defeated the
Richmond nine of the virginia.
league and Washington defeated
Bayu +,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29

uccIlEas
One Of the features on the pro.
gram will be the high school mile
run in which Charley Hughes ano
Boots" Cohen. both Of this city. the
former Of st, Benedict's prep school
and the latter Of the local high
school, are entered. The mile
run is open to any high school stu
dent and the other special event, the
go yard dash, is closed TO high
school students and open TO anyone
else in this city.
A band or u drum corps will be II
attendance and will lead the grand
march which viii be participated in
by all the officials and entries. Al
len is chairman of the committee on
arrangements and is to be assisted BY
Lewis S. jacobson, Morris Margaret-
ten, Miss Eleanor Brogger, Miss Ida
B. Miller, Miss Jetta Stacey, Ronald
Keckner, Holger Holm, Joseph Me-
Laughlin and Joseph Deegan. David
Thomas, Freddy Glochau, Ray Ham
derhan, Paul Steele Yves Hansen,
William Flynn, Miss Jetta Stacey.
Victor Petersen, Louis p. Booz and
Louis DaitZ are also to assist Afh@
letic Officer Allen in the running off
OF the meet.
Silver and bronze medals will be
awarded to the various winners
these medals having been purchased
at Hanks Sport Shop" on Madison
venue. Athletic Officer Allen wants
all the entries on hand shortly be-
fore 2:30 o'clock. The vents are
going TO be sun off at intervals Of 4
minute and a half. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
HAVE
BOXING SHOW
TWenty-F Rounds of Box
ing on Program for Show
at SayreviIIe

A big boxing show has been plan
ned by the Foresters of Sayreville
for Friday night of this week at the
Liberty theatre in S~ayreville.
Five bouts are on the pragram,
two skies and three tours. In the
feature six round bout, Bert Smith
ers of Elizabeth will exchange blows
with Andy Lake of West New York.
Smithers has fought in this vicinity
on numerous occasions.
The six round semi-final contest
will be another meeting of Billy
Lewis of Westfeld and Joe O'Brien
of Elizabeth, fyweights. These box
ers have met in the ring about half
a dozen times in this city, New
Carteret and Railway.
Chris Middleton, of Railway, COL
ored, and Carl Morris, of Carteret,
are slated for the feature four round
bout, and Young Chek of Sayre-
vile and Kid Dashada, of South
Amboy will exchange blows in an
other Of the twelve minute events.
The opening bouts will be between
Young Carroll of South Amboy and
Fred Haymer of Highland Park.
This is the second boxing show
to be staged in Sayreyille during the
past six months, the previous event
having been staged in Victorian
Hall. A big crowd is expected out
for Fridays show.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
''BulI'' HOrnSby Is
TO Handle Pitching
I'm Holiday Contest

Austin "Bull' Hornsby Of this city
is scheduled to start on the mound
for II. A. w. Kreischer's Aquehon-
ga baseball team at Tottenyille field
tomorrow afternoon against the Will
mington nine of New York City.
This is the fourth start for the
Aquehongas and Manager Kreisch-
er's tossers are out after their
fourth consecutive victory.
To date the Tottenville represent
atives have downed the colors of
the All Collegians, the Libertys of
Long Island and the Maurer team
of this city. Hornsby has pitched
all three games for the cross river
combination.
The Wilmingtons have been trav-
cling at a fairly good pace this
season and for tomorrow's game,
the lineup of this team will be chos-
en- from Herbert, Ackerson, O'Don-
nell, Hayes. Coleman, Luder, Glen
ME, Catanello, Arnold, Shoe and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
WADDELL NOT
HEARD FROM
Clash With Faculty Believed
Responsible for His ReSig-
nation as Coach
(High school correspondentl

AIll6A 6EAlOOl NbAL GSHOA0EIL
Mystery surrounds the departure
of Robert S. Waddell, of Philadel-
phia, from the local high school,
Waddell left the city on Friday night
and nothing definite was known
about the resignation of the former
coach until yesterday. Efforts to get
into communication with Waddell
proved futile.
Principal Edgar H. Kleinhans,
when seen about Waddells depar-
ture, stated that a sudden case of
tired nerves" caused him TO resign.
From an authentic source it has been
found out that there had been some
friction between the faculty and the
coach confirming the scheduling OF
four games in one week. The faculty,
it has been reported, disapproved Of
this because of its interference with
scholastic work while Naddell at
tempted to justify his pr~e-arranged
schedule.
Waddell was one of the best
coaches TO come here and his job
will be hard TO fill. From a two
sport program he worked out a four
sport schedule.
Under the guidance of Coach Wad-
dell the basketball team won twenty
games in a row, a feat that has not
been equaled at the local school. The
baseball team of tits year is one Of
the best W produced here, having
lost but one game so far. Waddell
brought back varsity football after a
seven year relapse and he took an
unusual interest in track doings.
Waddell was already laying plans for
next years teams which he expected
to be the best ever turned out at the
institution Of the Crimson and the
White.
At present the baseball team is
going along without a coach but I'M
der the strict supervision of the fac
ulty. The track men will take part
in the meet tomorrow at the Copper
Works field. The meet with South
River has been put off altogether.
Amboy will be represented in the
state championships on Saturday at
New Brunswick.
No new coach will be appointed
this year and the appointment for
mex year will be looked for with in
terest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
high School Correspondent)


The Perth Amboy high school
baseball team won it's seventh vic
tory Of the season yesterday after
noon on the Raritan Copper Works
field at the expense of the strong
Matawan high school nine by the
score of 90. The locals were under
the direction OF Professor Dvour-
schak, Manager Wilmer and Captain
Rhodes.
Nuns Nedswicki, the reliable
Highlander Of the Crimson and
White staff, returned to the mound
and held the down state champions
in the palm OF his hand although he
was landed on for ten hits, including
a home run and two doubles. Most
Of the hits came after two were out
and never did any damage. In the
first frame the visitors got two runs
and in the fifth stanza Anderson, a
colored youth. slammed the ball to
deep center for a round trip.
In the first Amboy evened the
count when, with two out, Seaman
tripled and Rasmussen and Martin
singled. In the fourth and fifth
spasms hits without end produced
all the rest of the local schools runs.
Nearly all Of the local men went 10
bat in these two frames. The Grim
son and White representatives Sc
cured fourteen safeties off the COM
bined offerings of VanPelt and Girls
void, the latter being the Matawan
pitching ace.
Don Martin featured at the bat
for the winners, getting three hits,
one Of which was a terrific clout for
a home run into deep center. West
erfield came next with two hits. Mar
tin made the only error of the game
for the locals while three miscues
were accredited to the losers. Mata-
van was beaten by Neptune high in
a pitchers battle by a 3-2 count.
The -four game schedule of this
week was not approved by The fac
ulty and as a result the Bound Brook
and Leonardo high school games
have been called off. The only con-
test TO be played will be with South
Amboy on the latter's diamond on
Friday afternoon. It is possible that
some OF the other games will also be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
DUBL!NS PLAY
LAKEWOOD NINE
OIdenboom and Young May be
Opposing Pitchers-Sos-
now, Miller, Schwartz

: A beg delegation of rooters from
Z This city are expected to accompany
Bill Sheehan's Dublin Glee Club
baseball team of this city to Lake
wood tomorrow afternoon where
they will engage the strong repre-
sentative team Of that place. The
Amboy team and rooters will leave
the local clubhouse on Smith street
about 1:45 o'clock, buses having
been chartered for the occasion.
Southpaw Oldenboom who lost a
hard game at Atlantic Highlands
on Sunday afternoon. although he
allowed only three hits while his
own teammates collected eleven,
probably will be sem to the mound
,again tomorrow. 1t is probable that
Art Young. local southpaw, who
started with Lakewood last Sun
day, will do the hurting for the
Lakewood combination.
Roy Miller, Zach Sosnow and
Schwartz, late of the Perth Amboy
Baseball Association nine, will play
with Lakewood, Miller in right,
Schwartz in center and Sosnow in
the shortield. Lakewood this season
is playing Wednesday, Saturday n
Sunday games.
"Buck" Nesley will do the receiv-
ing for the locals, Jay Wallace, Gus
Nesley, Johnny Mack and Benny
Gloff will play the infield positions
and Neal Leary, Blunt" Pfeiffer, G.
Zehrer and Joe Wood will be avail
able for outield service. The Dublins
were beaten 50 at the Highlands
tlst Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
ARRANGEMENTS ARE
MADE FOR MONSTER
HOLIDAY FIELD meet

Close to four hundred and fifty
entries, ranging from ten years of
age TO college students, will partici-
pate in the monster field meet plan
ned by Rufus & Allen. athletic Of
ficer of the local American Legion
post, for the Raritan Copper works
field tomorrow afternoon. The first
event will go on promptly at 2:30
o'clock.
Students from vocational school.
high school, grammar and the other
public and %parochial institutions, and
a number Of prep school and college
men, have entered in various events
OIL the program. There wi. be fifty
seven running races, exclusive Of the
field events.
The list Of events are:
Girls-Juniors, 40 and 80 yard
dashes, basketball throw and stand
ing broad jump .
Girls-Intermediate, so, so and 70
yard dashes, basketball throw and
broad jump.
Girls-Senior, so and 70 yard
dashes, basketball throw and broad
jump (standing).
Boys-Juniors, so. so and rs yard
dashes, pole vault and high jump.
Boys-Intermediate, SO, so, rs and
80 yard dashes, pole vault and high
jump.
Boys-Senior, rs. go and 100 yard
dashes, shot put and pole vault.
High School-boys, 100, 220 and
440 yard dashes and one mile run.
High Schoolgirls. rs yard dash.
NJ. c. V. No. 2 100 and 220 yard
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29

Beidinger. Hayes, Arnold, Shee,
Beidinger and Stafford are the reg
ular pitchers of this club.
Manager Kreischer is expected to
have the same lineup on the field
tomorrow as he did last Sunday,
this includes the two Burke broth
ers and Mike Tague of this city,
and Mickey Lyons of South AM
boy.
A big crowd is expected out for
this game inasmuch as there is no
baseball contest in this city and To-
cal fans will be given their first
opportunity of seeing the Totem
vile nine in action. The Aquehongas
will play Sunday, holiday and twi-
light games this season.
Tomorrow's contest will be star
ted promptly at 3:15 o'clock and
Harry Robedee. former Tottenvtlie
star .balltosser, will do the umpir-
ing. It is probable that Manager
Kreischer will start twilight games
the first or second week in June.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

Throughout Middlesex county
there is interest in the American
Legion field meet to be staged on the
Raritan Copper Works field tomor-
row afternoon.
Johnny Kilbane and Jack Dempsey
are hard at work preparing for bat
ties in which their respective titles
will be at stake. Kilbane fights next
Saturday.
From present indications Cy Will
liams OF the Phillies will be the home
run hitting champion of the major
leagues this year. He will not be
passed unless the Babe" or some
other slugger sets a pace never be-
fore equaled in this vicinity.
Members of the Perth Amboy Rife
Club are we'll satisfied with the re-
suit of the national shoot which was
held on the local range last Satur-
day.
It is not likely that Howard Rich
ards will engage in a match with
frankie Seaton Of Elizabeth this sea-
son. Seaton failed to appear for a
scheduled meet with the Amboy star
last week.
The Aquehonga baseball team OF
expects to make it four
straight at the expense of the VIII
mington nine of New York City this
afternoon.
1t would be safe to say hat prac-
every student in the city is
in the monster field meet
for the Raritan Copper
field tomorrow afternoon.
Boxing attendance records will be
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
REFORMED NINE
DROP HARD FOUGHT GAME

The Hungarian Reformed Club
baseball team of Woodbridge lost
a hard fought game to the Nutley
Arrows on the Berry grounds, last
Sunday afternoon. The final score
was 1912, the contest going ten
innings.
Kara pitched for the ~vanquished
team, while Houten Gere and
Murrey divided the mound work
for the victors. The Hungarians
registered seven runs in the sixth
inning, but the Arrows staged a four
run rally in the eighth enabling
them to tie the score and the win
ming run was sent across in the
tenth.
Gere was the batting star for
Woodbridge and Evans for the WIS.,
iting team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29

broken at several of the open air
boxing shows scheduled for the CON-
ing summer months. Some big shows
are being planned.
Representatives of the Perth Am
boy Rifle Club look for first prize in
the state as a result of last Satur-
days national shoot on the Keas-
hey Height ranges.
Although the basketball season is
several months off, there is already
considerable talk regarding the or
g~anization of two or three court
combinations in this vicinity.
Mickey Milchick and Tom Hen
shaw, baseball players known in
this section, are playing in the
Three NJ baseball league which
started in South Jersey last Sat
urday.
Forty-four rounds of boxing are
on the program to be exhibited at
the Polo grounds next SATURDAY.,
This card is headed by the Kilbane-
Criqui featherweight championship
battle.
There is every reason 10 believe
that the ability of Robert S. Waddell,
former coach at the local high
school, will be missed at the State
street institution. WaddelI resigned
over the weekend.
The first event on the field meet
program prepared by Athletic Off
Ger Rufus Allen of the local Ameri-
can Legion, scheduled for tomorrow
afternoon will go on at 2:5O
o'clock.
Although Brooklyn and Pittsburgh
are going good in the National
league at the present time. the New
York Giants should repeat in the
Heydler circuit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
ORIOLE JUNIORS ANNEX
WIN OVER OAKDALE NINE

With a new lineup the Orioles
light juniors took the of
the Oakdales on the Copper Works
field on Sunday afternoon. The final
score was 1913.
In this contest P. Sardinie and P.
Rasmussen were the batting stars
for the winners, while j. Waltz and
P. Andrus featured at the stick for
the losing team. Tomorrow the Or
ioles will play the Bowery Juniors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
By BILL
(NEA Service Writer)

GREAT FALLS, Mont.-Spirits of
Lewis and Clark haunt Jack Demp-
sey's training quarters.
Shades of the gallant explorers,
who blazed the white mans trail
through the great northwest, hover
owe the spot where the champion is
pummeling his sparring partners.
Here 119 years ago these daring
pioneers made camp. Just a mile
above OIL the banks of the swiftly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
MORGANS DOWN
LANDING NINE
Defeat New Brunswick Rep
reSentativeS by 11-6 Score
on Sunday

The Morgan 4. C. baseball team
Of South Amboy pulled the unex-
pected or Sunday afternoon in d.
feating the Landings Of New Bruns-
wick TO the tune of a lis score.
Lance and HaNernlan pitched for tne
home team, and Willy Mccarthy for
the visitors. Pierson, Stanton, Lets
and Smullen were the heavy stick
ers for the visitors, while Haverman
led the home club with the stick.
Thomas English, 275 Conover street,
South Amboy is booking manager
for the Morgans and he would like
70 arrange a game with the Totten~
vile Aquehongas. Raw Pierson is
business manager. This was the
Morgan's fourth straight.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
RARITANS REGISTER WIN
OVER WOODBRIDGE OUTFIT

The Woodbridge Hungarian Cath
Ollie Club baseball team was defeat
ed by the Raritans of South Amboy
on the Woodbridge field, Sunday af-
ternoon by a 1912 score. Kosh
pitched for the Raritans and Mundy
for the home team. Tomorrow the
Hungarians play the Woodside
Americans OF Newark and the
Woodbridge lineup will be chosen
from Prion, Fender. Petersan, Dun
ham, Coley, Borchard, Turner,
Blanchard, Mesick and Jersey.
Ire box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
SAYREVILLE OWLS To
ENGAGE SPOTSWOOD NINE

The Owl baseball team of Sayre-
vile had an easy time defeating the
Hungarian Catholic Club combina-
ton of New Brunswick on the lat
ter's field last Sunday afternoon,
the final score was S0-11.
Tomorrow afternoon the Sayre-
vile nine will travel to Spotswood
to take part in a contest with the
representative team Of that Mace
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
CARTERETS WIN
OVER NATIONALS
Staten Island Combination
Beaten on Borough Field
Sunday 90

Before a large crowd, the Car
teret Field Club on Sunday after
noon took the measure of the Ma
tionals OF Linoleumville, S. l., on
Brady's field In Carteret. The final
score was 80. Lozier pitched for
the home club and Grab did the
hurting for the visitors. G.. Elko,
Cutter and Mesick collected two hits
apiece for the borough team, and
Makoski featured at bat for the Ma
tionals.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29

az ~ A1iiiAAAS
New Jersey 2 0 2 0 , l % o. Z
A. T. c. -. 4 0 0 0 2 0 10 0 Ole
The summary: Home run, Honey.
Two base hits, Dern, L. Pelligrine
and Evon. Umpire, Pick Mullen.
New Jersey May Drop
Tt is understood that the New
Jersey nine may drop from the
league in favor of the Roessler e.
Hasslacher combination. The best
players on the New Jersey team may
be used to bolster the Atlantic Terra
Gotta combination.
The schedule for next Saturday
calls for a meeting of the New Jersey
and Raritan Copper Company teams
on the Raritan Copper field, and the
Atlantic and American Smelling &
Refining Company mines on the
Maurer field. A meeting of the
league officials is scheduled for to-
night at which time the New Jersey
action may be taken up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29

The Amboy Jrs annexed their fifth
victory in as many starts on Sunday
afternoon by defeating the Hawk
Junior combination to the tune If
zS-2 The game was one-sided and
the victors were at no time in anv
LANCER of being beaten. Kidd. who
pi-ched for the Amboy Jrs., was in
vincible and held the Hawks to four
widely scattered hits. Kopas made
SIX hlts out Of seven times at bat.
while Kidd collected the longest
which was a triple.
The Amboy Jrs. would like 70
challenge any junior teams in the
vicinity. Address all communico-
tons to Dan Curry. 405 Mechanic
street, Perth Amboy.
The box score:
Ambor .Juniors
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
BARTON COMBINE
DEFEATS EDGAR SCHOOL

The Clara Barton School baseball
team met and defeated the Edgar
School of Metuchen on the latter
diamond recently by a 1919 tally.
The engagement was interesting
throughout and was witnessed by
a large gathering OF Metuchen peo-
pie. Heavy batting featured the
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29

rushing Missouri, where the Cascade
county poor-farm stands today, they
smoked the pipe of peace with hos
tile Indians.
Grizzlies were encountered on a
little island half a mile from the
scene of Dempsey's camp on July 4,
1904. So Lewis and Clark called the
island white Bear" That has been
its name ever since.
But there is ever more history be-
hind the present "Dempseyville."
A century after Lewis and Clark
had come, Old Brewer Volk, known
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
LEGION FIELD MEET HERE TOMORROW p
new JERSEY COMBINE
RETIREMENT RUMORED.
R. & H. SUCCESSOR

Ten runs in the seventh inning
decided the baseball contest between
the New Jersey and Atlantic Terra
Gotta Company teams in the latter's
favor at Maurer field on Saturday af-
ternoon. The final score was 1871.
the other industrial league game
that day the Ingots beat the Shelters
9-5. Geneski, Evon and Fimiani
pitched for the New Jerseys, and
Honey and Dern for the winning
eombination.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
Sherfdang

I The score by innings:
Fl. c. c. ....2 4 2 1 0 0 ? Oil
Sheridans . 0 3 0 0 / 3 0 2 O. 8
The summary-Two base hits,
Mitruska, Peary, larry and Crowell;
struck out, by Faltisco II, Primka 5,
Gleason 4; bases on balls, off Faltis-
co 6, Primka 5, Gleason 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
RED STAR BALLTOSSERS
DEFEAT COLLIER OUTFIT

The Red Star baseball team of
this city defeated the Collier nine.
also of this city. 1873 in a game on
the City field, Sunday afternoon.
The Golfers beat the Flyers a week
ago. Next Sunday the Red Stars
take on the H. r.. Club at Wood
bridge. Molly pitched for the vic
tors and Kozum for the Golfers on
Sunday.
The box score:
Da1 Cto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29

for miles around, was there brewing
his hops. It was his grandson,
Charley Volk, who closed the deal
with Dempsey for the property.
The old brewery burned down
some years ago. A roadhouse sprang
up in its place. The old orchestral
piano still was in the living room
when Jack moved in.
Now the inner dance hall is a rub
bling room and bath. The outer hall
is a gymnasium.
With Jack are his two brothers,
John and Bernard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
Matawan

The score by innings:
Perth Amboy > 0 0 3 4 0 x-9
Matawan -. > 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0As
The summary: Sacrifice hits, Ceres
and Kennedy. Two base hits, Wool
ley, VanPelt. Westerfeld and Neds-
wicki. Three base hits, Seaman.
Home runs. Martin and Anderson.
Base on balls, off Nedswicki. ,.
Struck out, by Nedswicki, II; by
VanPelt, 4; by Griswold, 4. Umpire,
Rufus B. Allen of Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-29
SHERIDAN BALLTOSSERS
BEATEN BY HUNGARIANS

The Hungarian Catholic Club
baseball team of this city defeated
the Sheridans at South Amboy, Sun
day afternoon, 11-9. Faltisco pitch
ed for the visitors and Primka was
on the mound for the home cam.
The box score: