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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
O7BALL sEAsON 10 BE OPENED HERE THIS sunday M
EUROPEAN BOXERS TO
FIGHT SEMI FINAL 10
ON POLICE PROGRAM

Matchmaker Frank Seiboth, a four
rounder between frankie Fry, of
this city, and Hap Child. of South
Amboy. Child saw Pry register a
win over Young Blanchard, of Fords.
at the National Sport Club show here
on Tuesday night. These two boys
are also training hard for the police
show.
Feature Bout
At the local Auditorium on Tues
day night, Carl Morris, popular Car
teret boxer issued a challenge 10 Bill,
ly Murphy, of Staten Island, aud thdl
peppery Staten Stand Irishman, i'm
mediately accepted the challenge. 1t
has been rumored that these boys
will be matched in the, eight round
feature event for the police show.
Morris has been going good in Penn
sylvania. while Murphy has been
kept on the go on Staten Island.
There will be thirty rounds of boy
ing presented on this occasion. In
addition to a comedy bout. In adj
dition to the eight and six, there
will be four tours.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
BUSINESS MEMS CLASSES
At "Y" GROWING DAILY

There are now ffty-four business
men signed up in the two Y. NJ.
c.. A. business mems gymnasium
classes and leagues will be started
next week. Thus far thirty-one have
enrolled in the Tuesday-Friday
class and twenty-three in the Mon
day-Thursday. A large number %
the men who attended class last year
have not as yet resumed gymnasium
activities and men are urged by
Physical Director L.. J. Keyes to
commence attending class at once.
The newest additions to the business
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

! Professionals should give the Am
boys a royal battle for honors.
Mccartney, one of the Profess
SIGNALS advanced men, made a SEN
sational showing against the Origi-
nal Celtics last year, and in McIll-
vain, he has a sensational running
partner. Gordon and Baker are
both men of experience, and they
should give the advanced men of
the Amboys. plenty of opposition.
Messrs. Lowenkopf and Levin, or
ganizers of the first quintet to bring
a state basketball championship to
this city, are of the opinion that
their combination will complete a
greater winning streak than their
original quintet of last year.
The Amboys have compiled vic
tories in their first three starts, de-
feating the National burners, of
Newark, on the local court in the
opener, defeating the crack Jersey
Separates on the local court, and de-
feating the Turner's, on the Newark
court. A win over the Turner's on
the Newark court is something out
of the ordinary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Interest shown in the announce
ment that Tiger Nelson. Danish mid
dleweight champion. had been
matched to fight Battling Schultz.
former German middleweight title
holder, has resulted in the Police
Social Club committee in charge of
the show to be given here Friday
night, November End, making this
contest the six round semi final bat
tie on the program.
The two battlers about evenly
matched in weight, height and reach
made exceptionally fine showings in
the local Auditorium a week 6
tonight. Nelson and Schultz are hard
hitters, and both have started hard
training in preparation for this bout.
Nelson is training under the watch
full eye of Frank Clemens, former
local battler, at the Shellrock Club,
Sayre emu Clemens has q great
many fighters in his stable, and as a
result the former Danish champion
will be given plenty of action from
now until the date for the bout.
One other bout has been signed by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Fred Fulton, holder of the hori-
zontal heavyweight championship of
the world, fell before Renault's
ceaseless hammering in nine rounds.
Tiny Herman, with a rugged dis
placement of 220 pounds, could not
stand up before the Canadians
sharp drum fire.
George Godfrey, enormous Ethio-
plan, and rated next to Harry Wills
in punching ability and promise, was
stopped cold.
Not a dazzling array of victims.
you say? True. Downey, Fulton,
Herman and Godfrey hardly size up
as world beaters. But it probably
takes a fair battler to beat them just
the same, and two years ago, you'll
remember, Renault wasn't even a
fair battler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
MADE A GREAT RECORD

The ten inning AS victory regis
tered by the Chicago White Sox on
Tuesday ended the Windy City's dia-
mond championship series in which
the Sox and the Cubs took part.
In this series, the Cubs led off with
two victories, but Gleason's men
came back and took four games in
a row, a better record than the New
York Yankees made in downing the
colors of the fordem worlds cham
pions.
Grantham. of the Cubs, the speed
merchant who gave Max Carey, a run
for the base stealing championship
of the Heydler circuit, practically
lost the deciding game of the Chicago
series.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
By JOE WILLIAMS

laundering down the heavyweight
trail Sergeant Jack Renault
of the Canadian Mounted, big-fisted,
square-jawed, oak-hearted.
Sergeant Jack is on a nan hunt.
Tradition us that the Ca
madam Mounted always come back
with their man. Renault is after
Dempsey, champion of the heavies.
To get to Dempsey he is prepared
to storm the forbidding outposts as
represented by Wills, Firpo and Glib
bons.
Renault, an ~unimpressive fourth
rater two years ago, has come fast
and far in recent months.
Joe Downey, who lasted the limit
with Firpo, was knocked out in three
rounds by Renault.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
BROOKLYN CRACK TO
PLAY AGAINST AMBOYS
IN SATURDAY BATTLE

Due to the fact that they are de-
siRus of playing against the AM
ofgs, only with their own Harmony
qTub quintet of New York City.
Harry Davis and Willie Marion, Of
New York City, will not perform
with the Bronx Collegians, of New
York City, on the Auditorium court,
g Saturday night.
3 In order to put a team on the
court capable of holding its own
with the local state champions,
Manager Sid Kramer, of the Bronx
C~ollegians, has obtained the services
fof doc" Abeli, crack pivot man of
the Brooklyn Dodgers, to play with
the Collegians in this tilt. The re-
naming positions in the lineup will
be filled by Mac Baker, who is also
p doctor, McIllwain, Mccartney and
Rube Gordon.
About two weeks ago, the Col
iegians took the measure of the
crack Bayview Wheelman combina-
ton on the latter's Newark court.
With Abeli. a former Columbia
University star, and Metropolitan
league performer in the lineup, the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
PLEASANT PLAINS TEAM
TO PLAY UNITED OUTFIT

On this Sunday afternoon the
Royal Athletic Club eleven of Pleas
ant Plains will take on the United
eleven of Mariners Harbor on the
formers gridiron. Last Sunday the
Imperials, formerly the Elms of Sta
pleton, played a scoreless tie with
the Royals.
The Royals have a stronger team
than usual this seaso and expect
to go through the season without a
setback. A week from Sunday the
Royals will take on the Uniteds of
Stapleton the team which held the
Tottenville eleven to a scoreless tie
last Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
Pinhnvc Clash

The Argonne Pinboys will bowl
We Bohnsack Pinboys several games
&sls week. Last season the Argonne
Pfnpoys copied the light junior
championship of the city and won
Eevsp out of eight games, losing
b1G 10 South Amboy. Simon Kaba-
reg, star of last years five is to
captain the outfit again this winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
SHIPPING ROOM BOWLERS
Of HELME PLANT WINNERS

HELMETTA, Oct. 1S-In the first
game OF the department series of the
George w. Helme Company, the
Shipping Room five defeated the
Pipe Shop five winning all three
games. The only game that was of
interest was the final n with ten
pins separating the teams. Lat
kanic was high for the winners,
while Wideberg was high man of the
night.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
mems classes are:

mems classes are:
Tuesday-Friday Class:- C. f.
Straub, John A. Bernard, C. w.
Barnekov, John d. Power, Louis
Csipo. Harry L. Lave. Paul Steel,
George J. Shurts, John Weyman,
Charles X. Seaman. Jr., William }
Willsey, John Janderup.
Monday-Thursday Glass; Eugene
Parker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Dissatisfied with the showing
mado by the Chicago White Sox in
the pennant race this summer, Kid
Gleason has resigned as the SoX
leader He may manage Boston or
Detroit next season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
Rolls Horo

The Bayonne Bills" win roll the
local Elks team In the first state
league match for the Amboy team
on the local alleys a week from to-
night Plans are being made to
start the local Elks league next
Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
Suspension Changed

Mickey Walkers suspension as a
result of a recent fight with Jimmy
Jones in Newark, was reduced to
six months by the state ring author
tiles yesterday. Jack Bulger. his
manager, must stay under the ban
for one year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Of the largest crowds that ever at
tended a gridiron game in this city
is expected to turn out. This is
the first year a real representative
team has been formed here.
Bill Flynn, and Rufus Allen are
directing the practice meetings of
the local tam and have announced
that they have much confidence, ac-
cording to present appearances of
the team, in a win on Sunday over
the cross-river pigskinners. Flynn
will occupy one of the backfeld
positions, while "Ruie" will no
doubt play at end.
The lineup of the local outfit %
Sunday will be Hughes, Glochau,
Rasmussen and Flynn in the back
field, and Silver, Bohnsack, johnson.
Mallet, Spiegel. Smith, Hansen.
Thomas and Allen, while Manager
Gerehty will pick his combination
from Eppinger. Gleason. Grace.
backfield, and Manhattan, Triggs.I
Ryan, O'Connor, Abbatiello, CarroI{
Connors, Geant, Malanaphy, KendaT
and several others.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
Football
Players
Limbering Up Now With
Joint Ease

Aft e r t h e
game or prac-
tice Joint Ease
t a k e s t h e
kinks, | a m e :
ness and sore
n o S s o u t o (
Y o ur a r m s,
and joints
so quickly that
you'll want to
start all over
again in a few
hours.
It's 6 r e a t
stuff - speedy
and sure, and
many stars +
wise to 1t.
j u s t t W o
minutes rub
bling and this
great, stainless
Joint L a s e
soaks right in
through s k | n
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Kansas City objects to Sunday cir
cuses. Kids do too. They won't
keep you out of school.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

and flesh right to the ligaments and
tendons and bones-exactly where
the soreness is.
Ask for a tube of Joint-Ease and
keep limbered up, as thousands of
other good players do. Costs but a
trifle at National Pharmacy Stores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Pittsburg Carnegie Museum has
an egg $4,000 years old, which some
cafe would buy cheap.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Man in Fort Smith. Ark, wants
the city to get him a wife. If they
did 1t would serv him right.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

While it is true that Papyrus Is
a drinking horse it is plain that he
is no sot. 81 can either take TIN
stuff or leave it alone" he ssure
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

The first requisite OF a good half
back is that he shall have had expe-
%rience. The chameleonl-ike changes
on the gridiron car receive success
full and instant Interpretation from
the experienced half-back only
Without this experience the power
and speed that may be present are
futile. Given experience, speed,
power and brains add to the capa-
bilities of the player. He should
be as fleet as the wind strong as the
lion, and as keen as Einstein.
Mahan a speedy, slender pow
erful and great. Heston was bulky,
mighty like JoVe and great. Brick
ley was stout, chunky and great.
There are many different types of
men that have been great half-backs
Copyright 1923, Associated Edi-
tors.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Moses Solomon came to the Giants
from Kansas a 400 hitter. The Ma
tional League pitchers promptly re-
duced him to 1898.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Syracuse boy Of II goes to colleges
Some day you may see a college
campus full of nurses.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Bet when Carter enters Tut's tomb
Tut thinks it was a plumber he
phoned for $500 years ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Next to Hugh Wiley's illustrious
wildcat we don't know anybody that
can make more passes than Notre
Dame.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
Answered by

MAJOR c.. ID. DAILY
Head football Coach Army s years
Also Assistant Coach. Harvard, 4
years. Five of his teams during this
period unbeatcn. Three times ALL
American Quarterback. Founded
American Football Coaches Associa-
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18
H NUT CRACKER

FOR SALE: One master mind.
Slightly used, but in fair running
order. Apply j. j. McGraw, Polo
Grounds.
We were surprised to learn the re-
cent disturbance was a contest be-
tween brains and Drawn. We were
surprised to learn hat brains had
anything to do with baseball.
Mr.. Ruth appears to have demon
strated that he can be just as much
of a buster as a bust.
Col. Hickory Knutt says: 81 sup
pose all these college boys with
educated toe grow up to be chiro-
podists."
We hear that Firpo will insist
on ground rules the next time he
meets Dempsey. Two bases on all
uppercuts into the crowd.
Pitcher named Meeker joins the
Athletics. The meek shall inherit
the earth. The meeker are simply
out Of luck.
DOME Bush has been canned as
manager of the Washington team
and will not have to live there any
mor Further proof that Bush is a
lucky bird.
A Washington manager lasts
about as long nowadays as a pair
of silk chiffon stockings on a pair of
jaZZy heels.
Not all the Harvard regulars
played in the tie game with Middle
bury. Explaining, possibly, why
Middlebury was held to a tie.
The Walter Camp of Denmark,
visiting America, says he knows
nothing about football. We shall
look for his all-America selection
with interest.
Moses Solomon came to the Giants
from Kansas a 400 hitter. The Ma
tional League pitchers promptly re-
duced him to .39S.
While it is true that Papyrus Is
a drinking horse it is plain that he
is no sot. 81 can either take th>
stuff or leave it alone" he assures
you.
Next to Hugh wiley's illustrious
Wildcat we don't know anybody that
can make more passes than Notre
Dame.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

The Walter Camp of Denmark,
visiting America, says he knows
nothing about football. We shall
look for his all-America selection
with interest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

FOR SALE: One master mind
Slightly used, but in fair running
order. Apply j. j. McGraw, Polo
Grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-18

Not all the Harvard regulars
played in the tie game with Middle
bury. Explaining, possibly. why
Middlebury was held to a tie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-31
Ell COB. DE ITALIA
ENVIA UN ULW-
MATUlN A GRECIA
Sc cree que el cOnaicto ha estaNadO
snies que transturran (r3iLta hOras
jES ESTE IL PRINCIPE De UNA
NUEVA C0NFLAGRACION
EUROPEA?

LoNDREs, agosto 80. Omitted Press)
I'm despacho lecibido por e. Even
ing News" procedente de Milan, olce
cue la fiota itahana ha salido precip1-
tadamente a laramie con Ell fin de pre-
pararse para tomar una acci6n drasti-
Co contra Grecia.
En- los circulos politicos de Europa Sc
;uzga inminente un conficto armada
entire Grecia Italia. El Evening
News al comentar los resultados de
este nuevo imbroglio'' en- 10 que con-
cierne a la paz de Europa, expone cla-
ramente ell concepto de que pudiera oca
sionar un rompiIniento general de hos
tiiidades en- ell Viejo Continente. Ell
punto de vista de dicho peri6dico es
compartido y apoyado en- absolute por
sus demas colegas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-31
"El confictO escoIar de San
Juan no tiene Ia magniiud que
Sc Ie ha querido dar''- -iinfor-
man en- el DeparlamentO
de instruction
Ell Auditor de P. r. ha pues-
to a disposition del Departa-
mento los SIS, 900 que Uot6
la Legislature para los
noOenO grades

Aver I'm redactor nuestro visit6 Ell
Departamento de Instruction a fin de
obtener datos en- reiaci6n con ell con-
ficto escolar de San Juan.
"Usted puede asegurar en- Ell NUN
Do que no existe confiicto escolar al
guno-empezaron diciendonos-qu no
existe conficto escolar alguno en- San
Juan y 81 acaso 10 existiera no es de
"a magnitud que Sc cree. FL case de los
alumnos de primer ano es un incidente,
TLes esta resuelto por La Legislature
al asignar $4,000 para escuelas supe-
1;ores de la isla, la cual Ley ha sido
aprobada por ell Gobernador.
Solamente Sc esperaba que Ell Audi
tor pusiese esta cantidad disposition
Gel Departments cosa que hizo en- Ell
ola de aver y hoy, a las once, Sc pro-
cedera por ell Departamento hacer la
distribution de estos fondos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-31
/; INTERVENE LA CONFEREN
CIA DE EMBAJADORES?

LoNDRES, agosto so. Omitted Press)
Sc cree aqui que la conferences &C
embajadores que Sc efectuara muy prom
tc en- Paris tomara un acuerdo encami-
nado pedir al aobieEno dc crecia que
investigue en- seguida los asesinatos Gle
italianos, con el fin de conjurar le cri-
s,s surgida. De consentir Grecia esta
1nedida Sc estima que Italia abandonara
su actitud agresiva. FL diario 'London
Times al comentar la decision de la
oonferencia de Embajadores pide que
Ole realizarse esa investigation 10 sea
con I'm alto espiritu de justicia que
los culpables de los crimenes reciban ell
6ebido castigo ante los tribunales. Agre
ga este diario que esa Investigation no
podra nj debera ser ejecutada sino den
tro de las mas amplias formulas lega-
les hechas con la debida imparcialidaG.
(Continila en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-31
La Union Obrera Central en- su dlti-
ma osamblea aprob6 una mOci6n en-
el sentido de no hacer campana po-
Utica durQnte dos meSeS para dar pa
so a un mOuimientO general de ca
rGcter ecOn6nlicO
Sc interesara a los trabajadOres de
tOdOs los credOs pOllticOs para que
Sc preparen a recibr las Ventajas
y privilegiOs de las leye, de empress
titOs aprObadas pOr la Legislature

La Union Obrera Central Gle San
Juan, Sc reuni6 en- Ell local de la Fede-
raci6n Libre de santurce, para tratar
los particulares siguientes:
-Ultimos trabajos sobre La CONNIE
nloraci6n del Labor Day., en- San
Juan:
-Asuntos generates.
FL Presidente, Rafael Alfonso, infor-
mo que ell Programa del Labor Day ,,
estaba va terminado y circularfa in
1nediatamente.
A mocion, las organizaciones de San
Juan, Puerta de TERRA y Santurce,
haran circular volantes adecuados invi-
tando a los trabajaGorse para que asis-
tan el 8 de septiembre al Teatro MUM
cipal de San Juan, para conmemorar Ell
Dia del Trabajo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-31
PUEDE QUE LOS AZUCA-
REROS DE p. r. TENGAN
PERDIDAS EQUIVALENTES
A LAS GANANCIAS QUE
HCIERON DURANTE FE-
BRERO Y MARIO
Al decir de un informante nuestro,
hay mas de $4,000 tOneladas de
azdcar en- el pals

Lo mas interesante en- ell mercado
azucarero,- segin los que saben dc
esto,-duarnte este periodo de estan-
camiento son las especulaciones que Sc
han iniciado acerca de la pos;clon es-
tadistica del estado cuantitivo del dui-
ce producto. -as
Sc estima, y asi 10 ha expresado el
Sr. G. Coll Cuchi, que todavia quedan
en- Puerto Rico mas de 10000 tonela-
das de az1car en- existencia, de la I'LL
TINA zafra, las cuales no han sido ven
didas causa del bajo precio.
No son pocas las personals que esti-
man esta circunstancia como un gran
NAL para la proxima zafra. maxine al
considerar que en- virtud de este mis-
mo hecho los azucareros estan sin di-
nero, tendran p5rdidas equivalentes
a las ganancias que hicieron en- la ven-
ta del azucar realizado por ellos, an
tes de iniciarse ell bajo precio que pre-
DONNA, actualmente.
En- cambio en- los Estados Unidos y
Cuba. dicen, la tendencia que Sc adj
vierte es hacia I'm complete agotamien-
to de existencias, ell cual, en- defniti-
va. ser& perjudicial al comprador, Pc
ro muy favorable para los productores,
ALA para la cosecha venidera.
Todavia Sc considera demasiado tenn
prano para, hacer estimados, acerca de
la ascendencia de IA proxima zafra,
aunque debido al tempo anormal que
todavia perdura en- nuestros campos,
un aunento apreciable en- la produc-
ci6n dependera, necesariamente, de que
las uuvias sean abundantes en- setiem-
bre octubre.
Otros aseguran que, de ser cierta la
existencia de esa cantidad de az1car,
existe aparente peligro de que Sc pier
da ell equihbrio en- 10 que respecta al
movimiento local azucarero, con Ell aca-
rreo de los CONSEQUENCES perjuicios
para todos
En- realidad, agregan, la existencia
(Continua en- ia pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-08-31
Entire el ex-gobernador Mont
Rely y don Roberto H. Todd
Sc cruzan cartas kiLometricas
iLA JEFATURA EJECUTIVA DEL
FAMOSO GOBERNANTE VJELVE
A ANENAzAR AL Pals?
Don Moncho dice que ell pre-
sidente Harding presentia
su fallecimiento

De kilometricas pueden tacharse las
cartas que Sc cruzan entire ell ex-gober-
nador Reilly, actualmente en- Kansas
City, Estados unidos. ell Comisiona-s
do de Immigration de Puerto Rico don
Roberto H. Todd. IS
Un reporter nuestro tuvo Ia oportu.
nidad de yer ell tltimo testamento' =
enviado por Mr.. Rely al Sr. Todd, y
sin tenor a caer en- exageraciones de
ninguna especie, puede decirse, que
para echarse a. coleto la mencionada
epistola y no sufrir alteration alguna
en- el ORGANISING, seria necesario que ell
lector Sc preparara .antes con un buen
BIFTEAK, por 10 menos.
La carta en- question es realmente
kilometrica. Consta de mas de die2
p,iegos en- maquinilla y un solo es-
pacio como 81 fuera POGO, todavia,i
don Moncho agrega ella otra carta
del Alcalde de Marion, Ohio, acerca de-
la muerte de Mr.. Harding.
mo DICE NADIA DE PTO RICO1
La primera impression que cause al
reporter la epistola de don Moncho es
de que este ''no da un tajo''. Lo dir
jimos en- alta voz, y don Roberto ase-
guro 10 contrario. iMejor! -.
Mientras ell Comisionado hojea ell pre-
cioso folleto, nuestra curiosidad repor-s
teril Sc ha despertado, y queremos sa-
Der ell contenido de la carta, por aque-
Ao--de enterarnos della salud de Mr..
Reilly. que tan supusstamente maltre-
cha hubo de abandonar esta bendita
terra.
Don Roberto satisfizo nuestros de-
secs periodisticos, informandonos, que
e. testament" de su amigo no decia
NADIA acerca de Puerto Rico, pues MIR.
RELY sc concretaba en- el hablarle de
la muerte de su intimo, ell presidente
Harding, de los preparativos politi-
cos que esta hacienda para las proxi-
mas elecciones de 1924.
Ell PRESENTIMIENTO
DE HARDING
Segdn nuestro distinguido informan-
(Continta en- la pag. 5a.)