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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-21
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LANDEs QUE MUERE DE HAMBRE

DUBLIN, nov. 90 Omitted Press).
En- Newbridge, pequena poblaci6n
oel interior, ha muerto hoy ell conocido
hder nacionalista Denis Barry, despues
Gle haber sostenido una huelga de ham
bre durante treinta cuatro dias. La
actitud de este lider revolucionario. CO.
mo la del famoso alcalde de Cork. ha
producido honda sensation en- Irlanda.
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MUERE DE REPENTE.

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UN CoNsEJo JUDICIAL CONTRA
UN ANTIQUE PREsIDENTE DEL
GABINETE SOCIAL CoMUNIsTA
BERLIN, Nov. 20 (Cable frances
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Aver tarde termn6 le han gnado ademas los
Departamento de instruction habt
informe contentivo las i6n de
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
LOCAL GUNNERS ARE TO
MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

An important meeting of members
of the Perth Amboy Rod and Gun
Club has been called for tomorrow
night in the city hall council cham
Der at which time members hunt
ing buttons will be distributed. The
club purchased a number of rabbits
early in the year and stocked the
clubs hunting grounds which are
being watched by a guard to keep off
~trespassers. These hunting buttons
will serve as a means of identifying
members of the club who are en-
titled to hunt on the clubs grounds
and they will do away with their
being stopped by the guard or fore
ed TO show other credentials.
Many gunners report a scarsity
OF rabbits this year although they
say birds are plentiful. The gun
club members should find good
shooting on the grounds which they
stocked themselves. 1t Is hte tnten-
ton Of the club to continue to re-
stock its grounds in order that good
hunting may be had every season.
Tomorrow nights meeting will be
held at 8 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
LIST
To Be PLAYED
Grieve Team VS.. ]. Chizmadia
and G. Chizmadia Opposes
Lebeda Quintet

The second series of games will
be played in the Y. NJ. C. A. senior
basketball league tonight when j
Chizmadia's team opposed Pete
Grieve's combination, and G.. Chiz-
madia's outfit plays N. Lebada's
quintet.
In the games played last weel,
Grieve's team and Lebada's war;
riors played an interesting contest,
the latter five winning in an extra
five-minute perio :, by a 1924 core.
In the game between the two Chiz-
NADIA teams. j. Chizmadia's team
easily won the honors. Two good
games are expected to be played to-
night and the defeated teams of last
week are anxious to ever matters
with a win.
In the first game tonight, Grieve's
team will line up with ]. Totin, A.
Clark, Mcdonnell, Olsen. Molnar,
Kupcha, Glochau, Grieve and Smo-
yak, while the J.. Chizmadia outfit
will take the floor with the pick
from Craig, DeAndrea, Boynton,
Ford, Jones. DeHamm, Olcesky and
j. Chizmadia.
G.. Chimadia's team in the second
g,.me will be chosen from Gottstein,
Drost, Borsuk, Westcott, Salaky,
Seaman, S~tancastak and G. Chiz-
NADIA. Their opponents, N. Lebada's
team, will have McNally, Wooley.
Kushinsky, Parkstrom, Urffer, Ma
honey, Nicholson, Thullesen and N.
Lebada to pick from.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
DAVID TOMAS
IS UPSTATE
Playing Today and Tomorrow
in New York State Court
League

David FLANK" Thomas, popular
local basketball tosser left today to
play two important games with the
schenectady team in the New York
State League. There are four teams
in this circuit this season Glens
Falls, Schenectady, Cohoes and AM
sterdam.
In the contest tonight, Schenec-
tady will open the season at Glens
Falls. Jackie Cremmens, of New
ark, and Garry Schmelk, of New
York, play with the Falls team,
and Leo Malone, a basketeer, we'll
known here, is one of the men in
the Schenectady lineup.
Tomorrow night, the Schenectady
team will open at home in a return
contest with the Glens Falls combi-
nation. This is the third year for
the State street courtsters in the
New York state circuit, having play.
ed with Gloversville two seasons
ago, and Schenectady last season.
Early this season Thomas played
with Kingston in the Metropolitan
League, but it would have been prac-
tically impossible for the local star
to play with two league teams and
the local outfit, and so the Kingston
job was given up.
Thomas will lead the Amboys
against the Wintons of Hoboken on
the Auditorium court Saturday night.
The Wintons downed the colors OF
the Amboys here last season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
NEWARK TEAMS
IN BIC CANES
St. Benedict Prep Team With
Charley Hughes Plays
Central High

All Essex county, and in fact all
followers of school football actlVl-
ties throughout the state, are net
up over the important contest 10
be played at the East Orange sta
dunn on Saturday afternoon between
the st. Benedict's prep school ana
the Central High school eleVens'
both of Newark.
Local interest is centered in the
of Charley Hughes, pop
ular local athlete, IN the lineup OF
the prep school outfit. Saturdays
game will be for the championship
Of Newark, and the local player Is
expected to play the same prominent
part in the registration of a saint"
victory as he has in previous con-
tests played this fall by the Gray
Bee" combination.
The men in charge of both teams
are working their squads hard so
that the boys will be in the best of
condition when the starting whistle
blows. 1t is not likely that either
team will be weakened to any great
extent on account of injuries.
Lawrenceville won the state prep
school title by defeating Peddie re-
Gently, the Saints having battled
to a s~coreless tie with Peddie, last
years champions. Many local foot
ball followers will go to East Or
ange on Saturday TO witness the
Newark championship tilt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
HARD fought CONTEST
IS LOOKED FOR TONIGHT

sale Y. NJ. II. A., played with Hol-
mans Passaie team two seasons ago,
and Pashman and BOSNIAN are rec
ognized as two of the best high
school basketeers in the state. Har-
ris and Cohen complete the squad.
Last winter the Passaic Independ-
ents engaged the "wonder team OF
the local high school before a crowd
ed house at the Auditorium, and the
two teams battled to a tie in an in
teresting tilt. Tonight's appearance
will be the only n to be made by
the North Jersey cracks in this vicin-
ity this winter.
This city will be represented in
the game tonight by one of the
Youngest collections of basketeers
ever chosen to represent a local or
ganization. Some of these men will
play with the State street high school
team this winter.
Breslow's warriors exhibited SEN
s%ational passing, floor work and
shooting in taking the scalp of tn
New Brunswick Y. NJ. II. A. combi-
nation in the season opener at the
Smith and Mcclellan street court last
Thursday night. Previous to this
game. the local Y. NJ. II. A. five
won four practice games from strong
opponents.
Ruhe Allen will be the eleventh
man on the floor tonight and there
will be dancing as usual.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
indian NAMES USED
IN FOOTBALL BATTLES

LAWRENCE, Kans., Nov. Is (By
The Associated Press):-Haskell In
dian Institutes football eleven this
season embraces nineteen tribes,
originating in eight states and one
territory. Oklahoma leads with nine
representatives on the squad. Others
hail from Missouri, California, South
Dakota, Montana, Wisconsin, Wash
ington, Kansas and Alaska.
The official lineups this year do
not carry the tribal names. Each
member knows them, however, and
in the heat of battle they frequently
are employed. Observers say the
native call lends a lusty touch in
human scrimmage. Some of the
Christian names, tribe and Indian
names of the squad follow:
J.. Levi, captain, Arapaho, Big Buff
falo; Carpenter, Sioux, Last Winter;
G. Levi, Arapaho, Antelope; Kipp,
Blackfeet, Sun Down; Casey, Creek,
Running Wolf; ~Peratrovitch, Thing
let (Alaska), Eskimo Pie; Sumpter,
Choctaw, Turn Bull; Ward, Yakima,
Fire Starter; Norton, Hoopa, Lost
Hare; Smith, Oneida, Kill EN-
Quick; Elkins, Caddo, Rapid Water;
Kilbuck, Munsie, Kill Buck; Hood,
Shawnee, White Turkey; Gurnoe,
Chippewa, Wrinkle Meat; Hawley,
Grosventre. Horn Weasel; Otipoby,
Commanche, Two Hatchets; Parnell,
| Assiniboin, Afraid of His Track; l.,
Colby, Klamath, Takes the Gun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
STAUFFER HAS
A HARD TASK
Organizing New Eleven for
Tomorrow Afternoon
At No. PIainfieId

The local high school football
mentor had another big squad of
candidates out yesterday afternoon
in preparation for the game tomor-
row afternoon with the North Plain
field eleven, on the latter's gridlron.
This game will close the locals
season.
Coach Stauffer has only three reg
ulars to work with in preparation
for this tilt, jacobson, Daitz and
| Seaman. The remainder of the squad
was declared ineligible by a faculty
ruling because the men were de-
| clared to be below "in their studies
Tuesday afternoon, the former
regulars engaged in an interesting
| battle with the new regulars, at
Hayes Park, and after this contest
Coach Stauffer gave the new boys
some important pointers. 1t is hard
to say at this time just how the
Crimson and White representatives
will make out against North Plain
field, inasmuch as the Union county
team defeated the regular outfit last
fall, Another strenuous workout
was held yesterday.
1t has been rumored that Amboy
will start tomorrow, with Fegan and
Desmond, at the end positions, Finn
iani and Katz, at the guarding posts,
S. Salacki and Obeski, as tackles, L.
Breslow, at center, and Jacobson,
Daitz, Fimiani and Seaman in the
backtield.
To date the Amboy team has won
four contests in six starts. A big
delegation of rooters will accompany
the team to North Platnfeld to-
morrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15

Teamed up with Hickey and
Banks, against the Perth Amboy
Big Five, on Saturday night, will
be Weimer, Able, Gerber, Schieser
and Reynics all we'll known through
out Eastern basketball circles. This
club, known as the Wintons of Ho-
boken, will play the Amboys on the
New Brunswick avenu Auditorium
court. Saturday night.
Banks and Hickey are the best
men on the roster in the opinion
of the local basketball critics, but
all of the other players have play
ed good ball in their various appear
ances here. Last winter, the Win
tons defeated the Amboys in an ex-
ira five minute period on the New
Brunswick avenue pinewood floor.
This seasons Winton team Is min
us the services of Ralph Powers,
a member of the famous Powers
family. This player passed away
towards the close of the last court
campaign.
Able, the Winton's center, is a
lofty customer and made a good i'm
preston on the local fans in games
played here. Reynics, m of the
backfeld performers, is a member
of the Garfield machine, of which
Bergman and the Powers Brothers
are important cogs. Weimer, Ger
Der and Schieser play with various
leading Eastern clubs, Banks is the
leading scorer in the Metropolitan
circuit, and Hickey performs with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
!. NJ. H. A. FIVE
At CARTERET
Fast Going Local Team to
Play Borough Courtsters
on Sunday

Another Interesting contest has
been booked by Ed Coughlin, of
Carteret. for his Auditorium in the
borough, on Sunday night of this
week.
Sam Bres1ow's fast travelling Y. NJ.
H. A. quintet will take on the Car
teret Separates in the engagement
this Weekend. The association pas
sers have been travelling at a sensa-
tional pace and are confident that
the scalp of Coughlin's team will be
added to their belts after Sundays
encounter.
In their opening contest, the Sep
rates defeated the South Amboy
Lightnings by a seven point margin,
in a hard fought battle. Last Sun
day night, the Woodbridge Big Five
nosed out the borough tossers by
scoring a foul in the last minute for
the winning point. Ted o'Brien's
outfit will be brought back to the
Carteret court at an early date.
For Sundays game, the home
teams lineup will be chosen from
Bob Hapderhan, Charley Brownmil-
Ter, John Bradley, Chip" Cutter, Joe
Cough1in and yak" Lowenkopf.
This lineup was used in the opening
contest.
Breslow's roster is made of Fine.
PolkowitZ, Rosenblum, Breslow,
Scott, Mandell, Horowitz and Roth.
There will be dancing in connection
with the game and Rufie Allen Will
be the eleventh man on the floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
PRINCETON IS
READY FOR YALE
"Biq Three" Game at New
Haven Leads Saturdays
Program

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (By The
Associated Press).-Principal foot
ball games scheduled for November
II in various sections of the coun-
try follow:
Amherst VS.. Williams, at Williams
town, Mass.
Army VS.. Bethany, at West Point,
N. Y.
Boston College VS.. Villanova, at
Boston.
Dartmouth VS.. Colby, at Hanover,
N. II.
Colgate VS.. Syracuse, at Syracuse,
N. Y.
Columbia VS.. New York University,
at New York.
Cornell VS.. Johns Hopkins, at
Ithaca, N. Y.
Harvard VS.. Brown, at Cambridge,
Mass.
Penn State VS.. Pennsylvania, at
Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh VS.. Washington g. JEFF
ferson, at Pittsburgh.
Princeton VS.. Yale, at New Haven,
Conn.
Rutgers VS.. Boston University, at
New Brunswick, N. j.
West Virginia VS.. st. Louis, at
Morgantown, w. Va.
Middle West
Chicago VS.. Ohio State, at Chicago.
Illinois VS.. Mississippi Aggies, at
Urbana, III.
Iowa VS.. Minnesota, at Minneap-
oils, Mimi.
Michigan vs.. wisconsin, at Madi-
son, Wis.
Northwestern VS.. Purdue. at La
fayette, Ind.
Notre Dame VS.. Butler, at South
Bend, Ind.
Nebraska VS.. Ames, at Ames, Iowa.
Washington University VS.. Mis-
souri,, at Columbia, Mo.
Drake VS.. Kansas, at Lawrence,
Mo.
Oklahoma VS.. Texas, at Austin,
Tex.
Detroit VS.. Michigan Aggies, at
Detroit.
Marquette VS.. South Dakota State,
at Milwaukee.
Texas Aggies VS.. Rice, at Houston,
Tex.
Grinnell VS.. Coe, at Grinnell, Ia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
FEMALE RACE
AT AUDITORIUM
Skaters of Fair Sex in Quar-
ter-miIe Race Here
Tonight

A large number OF female roller
skaters will be out tonight for the
quarter mile roller skating race,
promoted by the Powers Brothers,
for their New Brunswick avenue
skating rink.
Every night this week there has
been skating at the Auditorium,
Tuesday night being set aside espe-
cially for the ladies. The promoters
put on a special session Monday aft
ernoon on account of it being Ar
mistice Day. and there was a big
turnout.
There is unusual interest in to-
nights ace, inasmuch as it is the
first skating event of the season for
the female skaters of this section.
After the season is well under way,
a mile race and other events for
the females will be run off.
Tomorrow night a second heat In
the male one-mile skating champion
ship event will be u off. Square"
Bjork won the first heat last Thurs
day night and five other men from
this city and other parts of the
county took part. A bigger entry Is
expected for tomorrow nights race.
The promoters offer a pair of
skating shoes and skates for the
wianer of the male championship.
Bob Handerhan, st. Mary Speedway
basketball player, won the prize
last season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
FINAL BASEBALL GAME
ON FOR THIS WEEKEND

Oriole baseball park, Red Bank,
will be the scene on Sunday after
noon of the baseball contest to de-
eide the championship of the Mon
mouth county diamond league. Free
hold and Atlantic Highlands teams
will battle for the title.
A tie for first place in the league
standing was brought about last
Sunday when the Highland team
took the measure of the Freehold
ball tossers.
Harry Harper is scheduled to do
the pitching for the Highlands team
on Sunday, while Aicer Jensen OF
this city probably will work for
Freehold.
Red Bank and Long Branch were
the other teams entered in this
league. Pete Burnett, Eddie Elm
horn and Gene Lidgate, formerly OF
the Amboys, played with Red Bank
/ and Mike 500 pitched for Long
Branch
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
BROTHERS WIN PENNANT
FOR MICHIGAN TOWN

COLEMAN. Mich. Nov. 15 (By
The Associated Press).-To write the
lineup of the Coleman baseball team
all a scorer is required to do is to
put down "Menther" at the top of
the column and then jot down eight
ditto" marks beneath.
The Coleman team is all Menther
nine brothers-each a six footer,
and there are three others who can
pinch hit If needed. Fred Menther,
seventy-nine years old, Is the father
of this baseball team thai won its
second consecutive district league
pennant this year. Pa" Menther
keeps his weather eye on the man
agement of the club, although n
other son is in active charge. Mr..
Menther did not miss a game dur
ing the past season., being on hand
to see his boys capture twelve and
lose three games played in the
league that is made up of clubs
from Clare, Beaverton, Gladwin,
Rosebush, Farewell and Coleman.
Father Menther is proud of his
ballplaying sons Mrs. Menther,
mother of nine players, three other
sons and four daughters, says she
doesn't know much about the game,
but likes to see her boys play and
win. Playing on Sundays, as has
been the custom in the league, is
much against her wishes, however.
Another cause for worry is her fear
that some of her sons may become
''too good" on the home diamond
and be lured to the cities by scouts
from the big leagues. Mrs. Menther
wants her family to remain here and
work the 500 acres of farm land tha'
occupies most of the entire family.
working hours.
The age range of the brothers J.
nineteen to thirty-six years. Angus
Menther, the oldest player, is right
fielder; Henry, the baby" who j
nineteen, plays second base and
pitches when brother Joseph, pitcher
and captain, needs relief on the
mound.
The Coleman team roster is: Jason
Mentker, IT,; Joseph, p; Edward, c.:
William, S.; Fred, 3D.; Floyd, h.;
Otto, cf.; Henry, 2b. and p; August,
rf., and Frank, manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

to be held in the Auditorium, a week
from tomorrow night, will be start
ed shortly.
Manager McGraw of the New York
Giants, has made managers out Of
a number of his former players.
Davey Bancroft is the latest of the
Giants to be signed as a pilot.
A big delegation of local Elks
will accompany the bowling COM
bination captained by Bill Eyerkuss
to Railway tonight, where an Elks
State League match will be rolled.
Many local hunters are enjoying
great c this season. A major
ity of the local gunners are spend
ing their time in Monmouth county.
The Wintons, of Hoboken, will
have a stronger team than ever, to
Auditorium court, this Saturday
night.
MesSrs. Powers Brothers in charge
of roller skating at the local rink,
are receiving a great many entries
for the second one-mile male racing
event scheduled for tomorrow eve
ming.
Local boxing fans are taking I'M
usual interest in the work of Billy
Shirley. of this city, who is to fight
Kid Pancho, of Woodbridge, at the
next National Sport Club show in
the local Auditorium.
Another important card of college
football games has been scheduled
for this Saturday afternoon. The
Yale-Princeton contest is the fea-
ture contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
"BNG THREE" CONTEST SLATED FOR ~sA7URDAY.
HAVE STRONG
LINEUP FOR The AMBOY>

the Bayview Wheelmen of Newar-
and the st. Josephs of Hoboken.
Locals Practice
There is a possibility that the To-
cal players will hold a practice ses-
sion or two before the game sched-
uled with the Brooklyn Whirlwinds,
on the local court, two weeks from
tonight. The Whirlwinds conquer
ed the Original Celtics several weeks
ago, and a victory over the Brook
lynites will bring the first game OF
the Amboy-Celtic series closer.
1t was announced that the Gel
tics will start their Jersey tour in
a game with the National Turner's.
on the latter's Bruce street court.
In Newark, Sunday night. The
Celtics will line up in regular fash
ion for this contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15

Some of PASSAGES best basket
ball players will appear on the Z. M.
H. A. court, Smith and Mcclellan
streets, this evening. The Passaic
Independents will play the local Y.
M. II. A. team.
Tickets for various athletic events
in this county are sold at Paul and
Eds place on New Brunswick ave-
nue.. A number of pool matches
will be staged at this place during
the coming winter months, the man
agement has announced.
The roster for the New York Giant
baseball team aside from youngsters
to be added next spring, is complete,
Manager McGraw has announced.
There is real interest in this years
eight team firemen's bowling league,
judging from the turnout for the
games rolled so far. The teams are
we'll matched.
Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the next show of the New
Brunswick Boxing Club to- be held
in Masonic Hall, Highland Park, on
Monday night.
Many female skaters from this
county will take part in the quarter
mile hoop race to be held at the
New Brunswick venue Auditorium
this evening.
1t has been decided to play future
home games of the st. Mary's Speed
way team at the Lyceum, Fayette
and Mechanic streets, on Tuesday
nights.
The advance sale for the next
National Sport Club boxing show
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
BOXERS CONTINUE TO
VISIT MALONE'S GYM

Trainers from various sections of
this county and Staten Island con-
tinue to visit Charley Malone gym
nasium. on Smith street, for morn
ing and afternoon workouts.
Malone is also continuing his artis-
tic signmaking, to assist in the pro-
motion of boxing and basketball
vents throughout Middlesex county.
The new local resident has several
boxers under his management at the
present time, II of these being
Fanny Terio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-15
BATTLING HAZEL WILL
FIGHT HARRY APPLICABLE

Battling Hazel, colored, local light
heavyweight boxing champion. has
been matched to fight Harry APP
plegate. of New Brunswick. in the
eight round semi final contest on a
card to be presented in Masonic hall,
Highland Park. December 8. This
bout will decide the county cham
pionship.
The Fayette street colored boxer
has started training at Charley
Malone's Smith street gymnasium
and is knocking 'em all cold" To
give the boxing fans of this section
a chance to see the dusky battler in
training, Malone has planned a
smoker for the gym on Friday night
of this week. Four good bouts will
be presented. Fanny Terio is sched-
uled to go In a wrestling bout and
also a boxing contest.