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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
HUMANES AND
EAGLES BOWL
Clash on Argonne Alleys To-
night in Firemen's League
Match Tonight

The Humane Fire Company bowl
ins team expects to vacate Its cellar
position in the local hremen's
league tonight through the medium
of their match with the Eagle
Company bowlers. This match will
be rolled on the Argonne alleys,
Hobart street.
To date the Eagles have wcn
three games out Of eighteen played
and are occupying seventh place IN
the league standing. The Davidson
avenue fremen won two out of three
games in g. match with the Proteo-
ton Company bowlers, and one
game with the Garfield combination.
The only victory credited to the
Humane team in eighteen starts was
registered over the Garfield cornhi-
nation. The Gar1elds at the pres
ent time are in sixth place, having
won eight games and lost ten.
Real interest is centered IN the
match on Wednesday night between
the Mcclellan ana Lincoln teams.
Although the league Will not end
unit. April IL. the result OF this
match will play an important pat
in the outcome. In connection with
the fremsn's match on Wednesday
night the big match between the
Argonne and Imperial cams. the
latter Of Jersey City, Is scheduled.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
ST. MICHAELS OFFER
LITTLE OPPOSITION
To FAST AMBOYS

The Perth Arnboy Five complete
~ swamped the strong st. Michael
quintet OF Hoboken at the Auditor
iurn court Saturday night by a score
Of 81 10 19. The Auditorium court
sters finished under wraps after they
had run Up a safe lead.
The local performers took the
door at the start Of the game with
Captain "Hank'' Thomas and
"Blackie" Regain at the advanced
posts, Jack Cremmfns at the pivot
and Hanson and Schwankert al
guards. In this stanza every man
on the local squad scored from the
field once while Regain countered
twice. The best the visitors could
do was score twice from the court.
This half terminated with An1hoy
on the long end Of a 20 to z score.
The second session found Davis
at center again and a repetition of
the first canto. Davis contributed
two field goals from afar while
Thomas. Regain and Hanson parted
the shreds again.
For the visitors, Milligan and No
Ian each scored three times from
the field.
The twenty-eighth victory:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
TOURNAMENT
IS TALKED Of
Fifteen Leading BOWERS WIN
be Asked to Participate
Winner VS.. Pappas

1t is probable that arrangements
will be made this week for a tourna-
ment of ten or twenty games to pick
an opponent to roll Gus Pappas for
the individual bowling champion
ship of the city. Fifteen of the lead
ing bowlers of the city will be invi.-
ed to participate in this tournament.
Recently Howard Richards. reccg-
nized as n OF the best in the city,
challenged Pappas and asked that
the present champion roll someone
for the title. Pappas is ready to
risk his title but inasmuch as his
time is limited. he is DESTROYS of
bowling the best man and as a re-
suit the tournament was talked Of
II this tournament is arranged,
half OF the games viii be rolled on
the Argonne alleys. Hobart str se:
and the other half on Emil Bohn-
sacks Smith street alleys. The
championship match then will be al
vided between the Elk alleys on
Madison avenue nd the Y. NJ. G. A.
alleys on Jefferson street.
Pappas won the title last year by
defeating Bill Jenkins after the lat
ter had defeated Richards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
PLA|NF|ELD
GIRLS PLAY
Union County Champions Play
Amboy High Here Tomor-
row Afternoon
H. S. CORRESPONDENT

The Perth Anboy High School
girls basketball team will go into
action tomorrow afternoon against
the North Plainfeld feminine aggre-
CATION on the State street court.
Amboy does not boast Of a high
school girls team similar to the
ones Of the past few seasons particu-
larry because Coach Miss Elizabeth
Kirkpatrick has been forced TO work
with two veterans of former sea-
sons, and one Of these players has
been out of a majority Of the con-
tests on account Of scholastic diff
culties. The new coach has a re-
markable team considering that the
players never performed together be-
fore.
North Plainheld has been some
what Of a stumbling block for the
Amboy team IN former eason and
judging reports from Union county.
the mountain town representatives
are stronger than ever at the pres
ent time. This team CLAIMS to be
the champions of Union county.
1t is not known whether Miss
Helen Schultz will play in tomor-
rows game. Her absence from
the lineup has been keenly felt as
she has been the pivot for local Of
fensives in contests she has taken
part in to date.
Practice is being held this after
noon to smoother some of the rough
edges exhibited at Red Bank last
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
Set
New Team Record On
MOntcIaT Alleys; Win

alleys to which the Montclair men
alone seem to know the combina-
ton.
The Amboy men annexed the first
grne by thirtytwo pins, Bill Penn
berton's 205 cor being high. TIE
Mcntclair "Louies' took the second
game by thirty-two pins. Bill Penn
score by Anderson. their anchor
man, leading. Wiberaiske's 1s2 was
high for Amboy. In the last game
Capt. Wiberalske hit 244 and AL 81
monsen assisted considerably in
making possible the 971 team score
by contributing 215.
Amboy holds the lead in the state
association league as a result Of
their two out Of three victory Sat
urday night. but New Brunswick.
who have bowled three more games
than the locals, are right on their
heels.
The postponed match with Bay
onne will be rolled on the Amboy
alleys this Thursday (Washfngton's
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

Carteret Boxing Fans
Will Attend Benefit
This Thursday Night

Carteret bexing fans will turn out
one hundred per cent strong on
Tuesday right of this week to the
show arranged for the benefit of
Mickey Cotter. borough boxer who
was injured in a recent accident.
Matchmaker Bill Nash has bookad
an elgtt rL"rder. six rounder ana
three fours for this show which will
be staged in Coughlin's auditorium
in the borough.
Particular interest is centered In
the six round semi-final event in
which joey Russell of Newark AMI
Duffy Lewis Of Railway, will fight.
Russell has fought at various shows
in this city the past several months
at Atlantic City and in other cities
in this state. He has encountere l
Bobby Witheridge, Railway fly
weight favorite on several occasions
and offered stiff opposition.
In some quarters Lewis is said to
be a better fighter than Witheridge.
and the result of the contest on
Thursday night may lead to a con
test between Lewis and Witheridge
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
SPEEDWAY five VS..
JR. MECHANIC ON
CROSS RIVER COURT

school auditorium in contests with
the Junior Mechanics.
The Speedways while not as active
in this city as last season have won
twenty games, lost five and tied one.
Last Monday night this combination
Travelled to Harrison and after lead
ing the heavy quintet representing
that place for thirty-six minutes.
were beaten out by four points. The
Perth Amboys lost by a larger mar
gin to the Harrison team on the up
state court.
Manager Les stratton's South AM
boy representatives have been going
months or more, downing all opposi-
ton, and as a result South Amboy
fans are confident that the local
team, claimants of city, county and
district honors, are in for a setback.
The Speedways won three titles last
year and have not been beaten by a
team in the district this season.
Charley Eppinger, coach OF st.
'Mary's high school basketball team
Of South Amboy, will do the referee
ing tonight. The game will start
about $3.50 o'clock and there win be
dancing as usual.
On Saturday night Of this week
the Speedways will endeavor to
check the winning streak of the fast
Railway Y. M. c.. A. quintet. Games
on the Railway court are played
hand dribble. A week tomorrow
night the Speedways are booked for
a return go with the Tottenville
quintet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
st. Micllaefs
italian Catholic Club Tomorrow

= SPsNAAOA4O <11u 40tLOEIOV
One of the hardest fought battles
OF the season Is expected at the
Auditorium court tomorrow night
when the fast Italian Catholic Club
Of New York City locks horns with
the local representatives in the third
and deciding game of the series, ar
Hanged between the arrangements of
these two q%uintets. The Italian Club
swamped the locals on New Years
night at this city by a margin of
eleven points. The locals performed
without their captain, Hank
Thomas, in the lineup in this initial
tussle.
For weeks ago these two teams
clashed for the second time at the
auditorium and, although the New
York lads had az eieht-point lead
until the last I'VE minutes Of the
game, when Farley blew the whistle
terminating hostilittos, Il was found
that the local favorites. by one OF
the garnest spurts ever staged in this
city, had nosed out their opponents
by a single point in the last few sec
onds of play.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
AMBOY STARS
At LAKEWOOD
To Roll Match This Friday
Night-Pappas Arranged
This Set

A combination known as the
Perth Amboy Stars will go to Lake
wood on Friday night OF this week
under the leadership Of Gus Pappas
to roll the American five OF Lake
wood on the American Legion a.
leys at that place. :
The players secured by Pappas
for this match r Ben jorgenso1.
Howard Richards, Bill Eyerkuss.
Henry Sinonsen and Meyer Larson,
the regular members Of the Perth
.Amboy Elks bowling team. Fappas
will be the sixth man on the roster
Of the Stars.
This match was arranged by
Pappas who was In Lakewood Erie
day night and bowled Hutchins, the
individual champion OF Lakewood.
Hutchins Is the anchor D of the
American five and with this player
Pappas arranged the coming matcn.
Pappas defeated Hutchins In q
five game match. while at Lake
wood the Amboy individual cham
pion rolling for a total of S54 pins
and his opponent totaIed $40 or ia
pins less. The best score rolled by
Pappas on this occasion was 22e ii
the fifth game.
A number of local fans will &C.
company the team TO Lakewood
on Friday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
WHO ARE MY pARENTS?' WuluM Tox spscM PRODUCTION

has for his objection Is the youna
mans poverty. His daughters de-
fiance of his commands Is fully justi-
fed, and sympathy is all with hel
when she run away and is married
to her worthy sutton.
The outcome of this marriage is
powerfully dramatic and bring.
about a situation at the end of the
story that Is strongly emotional. The
mysterious "Mr. ~" who wrote
who Are My Parents ?"--has eyol-
we'd a series of cumulative incidents
that end with a surprise finish OF un-
usual merit. With a fine sense OF
balance he has introduced appeal
ing bits of child life and humorous
happenings in which a mother dog
and her litter of puppies figure.
An interesting member of the cast
is Peggy Shaw, Roger Lytten, Flor
ence Billings.
who Are My Parents?" INT TO
the Ditmas theatre all this week,
starting today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

for the championship OF Railway
and Union county.
Young Leslie OF this city who
scored a knockout in his last fight,
will give battle to Joe -Petro of Eliz-
abeth in n OF the tours, and LeG-
ter Applebaum OF Railway and jim
my Burns of Elizabeth will ex-
change blows for four rounds in an-
other contest. The contestants in
the third four round bout have not
been announced.
In the principal contest on tue
card, Johnny Carroll, leading COL
tender for the lightweight cham
'pionship OF Middlesex county. will
swap blows with Mickey Mckay of
Bayonne. Mckay, like Carroll, has
been in the ring for a good macy
years and the fans who turn OFT
for this show, will see two veterans
in action.
Carroll has been matched to meet
Benny Hertz of Carteret, county
lightweight contender. in the SEM
final go on the program for the =.
B A. show in this city on Friday
night, March %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

Who Are MY Parents, at Ditmas
q r. Scott Fitzgerald, the youthful
huthor OF 'aThs Beautiful and Dam
red has expressed his viewpoint OF
life from the angle of what he thinks
snd feels at twenty-five years OF age.
The young gentleman Ia frank, at
auy rate. That the present genera
zion has ~revolted against the sort of
parental authority that undertook
TO regulate its love affairs is COM
mon knowledge. The old style faith
or who took it upon himself TO tell
his daughter that she should not
choose her own husband still exists.
But he is not as numerous as he was
eifty years ago.
The author OF 'Who Are My Par
Ants?"-a special production bear
ing the william Fox trade mark
has used a complication of this ma
ture and built UP a strong drama
upon a young girls revolt against
her fathers dislike of the mar she
doves. The only grounds the father
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
Jersey City BOWIers
vs.. ArgOnne Combine
On b ST. Alleys

The crack imperial bowling team
of Jersey City will om to this city
IN Wednesday night to roll a return
match with the Argonne quintet Of
Harry Levine on the Argonpe alleys
on Hobart street. The Imperials are
considered to be one of the strongest
combinations in this state at the
present time.
About two weeks ago the Argonne
outfit went to North Jersey and sue
ceeded in downing the colors Of the
Jersey City representatives in a FIVE
man match, but lost two other
matches, two-man and one-man az
fairs.
On Wednesday night three match
es also will be rolled, five-man, two
man and one-man affairs. Howard
Richards, Ben Jorgenson, Henry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

The Perth Amboy Y. M. c. A.
Bowling team performed an unus-
uaI feat Saturday night in taking
two out of three games from the
Montclair entry in the Northern
New Jersey Y. M. C. A. bowling
league, the Montclair team having
the reputation of beating all conner
on their own alleys and high scor IS
in thu past have been few and far
between. A 971 team score bowled
by Amboy men established a new
high team record for the Montclair
alleys, and. according to Montclair
men. this figure is likely to stand
for q long time to come. The high
est score ever bowled on the Mont
Alair alleys, up until Saturday night
4 Jas 915 and that mark was made
several years ago. The Amboy
bowlers lost three straight games
to Montclair in December upon
their initial visit 20 that place and
last week New Brunswick, the state
champions of last year, were unable
to annex a single game on the freak
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
Y. N. c.. 4. SECOND BOWLING
TEAM ISSUES CHALLENGE

A bowling team going under the
nom de plume OF the Y. NJ. c. A
Second Team has been organized and
now challenges the "Y" regular team
to a series of games to decide the
championship Of the local associa-
ton. This second team IL also anx-
In Perth Amboy or vicinity. All
challenges should be sent to George
z. Forman, manager. The seconds
consist Of Clarence Hoffman, Gus
Pappas. Arthur Jensen, Thomas
Smith, Art Bagger and George For
man. All OF the men on this team
have been hitting the pins consist
entity this year Ar-----
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

Simonsen, Bill Pemperton, Meyer
Larson and Bill Eyerkuss r ex-
pected to be on hand ready for ac-
ton on this occasion. This same
combination with the exception Of
Pemberton, bowled with the Ar
gonne team against the Imperials in
the first match this season.
There will be a big delegation
from Jersey City to e these two
teams in action particularly mas
much as the Argonne team won the
first match. Many bowling fans in
this city also will turn out.
As an added attraction the Lin
coin and Mcclellan fire company
teams r scheduled to roll a league
match. This match Is a battle for
the leadership Of the league and
there is great interest in the same.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
MINUS TWO PLAYERS
CENTERS ARE BEATEN

without two OF their best PLAYERS
Brennan, pivot man, and Il Rob
ertson, running guard, the Rocse'
welt Centers made their initial ap.
pearancs in this city this season al
the Auditorium on Saturday night
They played the Blue Belts. a color
ed team of New York, and were
beaten, 27-S.
At half time the colored girls were
leading, 1915, the New Workers hav-
ing played the best ball OF their
are Miss Mabel King lined Ut
her combination as follows: Miss
Schwartz center; the Misses Schect-
man and King, forwards. and De-
Russia and Bernhard, guards.
Earlier in the season the Centers
defeated the Blue Belts on the lat
ter's court. This Thursday night
the Centers will play another color
ed team in New York. a team al
ready beaten by the crack borough
courtsters.
The Centers are a real contender
for the girls stage championship
this season. having lost only three
games in close to thirty, starts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
ROD AND GUN
SESSION HERE
Meeting Wednesday Night at
City HaII--Urge Stock
ing Field and Stream

An important meeting Of the
Perth Amboy Rod and Gun Club
will be held in the city hall chamber
text Wednesday nigh. at 8 o'clock,
for the purpose of planning action
which will result in nearby streams
and fields being we'll stocked when
the spring distribution is made by
the state. The local rod and gun
club has a large number Of fishing
and hunting deYotees in it's mem
bership and an effort will be made
10 have all these men present, SO as
and outline a plan to be carried out
in seeing to it that this section of
the state receives its share Of atten-
ton when the restocking of stream
and field commences.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
CHARLEY WEINERT READY
FOR WIGGINS CONTEST

At the Broad A. C. in Newark to-
night, Charley Weinert, popular
heavyweight of Newark win battle
Chuck Virgins of Indianapolis In the
eight-round feature contest. Wig
gins recently knocked out jim
Tracy. Australian champion.
In the semi-hnaI go. Al belmont
Of Newark viii fight Willie Stantef-
OF Orange. and in an eight-round
contest Lew Settler OF Newark and
Kid DeBeilig OF Orange, viii clash.
There will also be a four-rounG
bout. 8
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
HUNCAR|ANS
WIN ANOTHER
Defeat LaureIs of South River
for Second Time This
Season

The Laurels Of South River were
beaten for the second time this sea-
son by the Hungarian Catholic Club
quintet OF this city on the latter's
Cortland street court, Saturday
night. The final score Of this con-
test was $50. The game last
night was equally as interesting as
the first meeting of the two teams
although the locals held a fair lead
throughout and at half time the
score was 22-15.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
SOUTH AMBOY ~" TEAM
BEATS LOCAL COMBINE

4. TeooI sQ9 WoIJ uoneuIqwoo v
M. c. A. travelled to South Amboy
on Saturday night and dropped two
games in a bowling match with the
South Amboy z. N. c, A. outfit.
Thomas. anchor man Of the home
team, won high score and high aver
age honors In this match rolling 80.
1876 and 1877 for q 20l average. The
visiting team won the first game of
this match.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
5
AGAIN BEATEN
Railway 7. M. C. A. Quintet
Cops Bacon in Game on
Home Court

The Woodbridge Big Five basket
ball team travelled to Railway on
Saturday night and was defeated by
the crack Z. M. C. A. representative
team Of that place to the tune of a
39-s3 score. This was the second
defeat this season for the Wood
bridge combine. At half time on
Saturday night the home club was
leading 21-12. II. Handerhan and
Brownmiller were the scoring stars
for the visitors while Ginger and
Armstrong featured for the victors.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

Some bowling fans are Of the opin-
ion that Bill Jenkins, Howard Rich
ards and Gus Pappas should roll for
the city championship again this sea-
SON. Others are of the opinion that
Bill Pemberton and other star local
bowIers should be considered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

The Italian Catholic Club man
ager will bring his regular lineup to
this city for this contest, and il
confident that his boys will annex
The rubber" Captain Thomas OF
the local performers is equally con-
hdent that his teammates viii slip
one over.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

The st. Michaels OF Hudson county
put up the poorest game of the sea-
son at the Auditorium on Saturday
night. The previous Saturday night
the Italian Catholic Club quintet OPP
posed the Amboys in of the best
court contests ever staged here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
Racreations Rnnkins

Games with junior teams in thiI
vicinity are requested by the South
River Recreation Juniors. Waltei
Schultz. South River Spinning Com
pany. is manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

BY tonight it is expected that Ed
die Collins. one of the greatest Of the
old Athletics, will be a member of
the New York Yankees. A trade is
looked for between the Yankees and
the Chicago White Sox.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

The Marion basketball team de-
feated the Whirlwinds OF Elizabeth
on the latter's court recently by a
1925 score. Bob st. Andrassy, $40
High street, is manager of the Mar
Ions, ----~ -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

Jack Mcfarland. OF Elizabeth, well
known In this city and Cartsret, will
fight Jack Richie of Newark at Trox-
ler's on next Friday night. Last
week he defeated Charlie Small OF
Newark.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

Fight fans in this vicinity will go
to Newark tonight to witness the
eight-round boxing contest between
Charley Weinert Of Newark and
Chuck Virgins Of Indianapolis.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19
LMurels

birthday night.
Amboy has a ..6s7 standing in the
league at present having won TWEEN
freight out Of fortytwo games roll
ed. New Brunswick, up until Sat
urday. had won twenty-seven games
out OF a like number played.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

Charley Schesler, former Amboy
pitcher, will be given a sendof by
the Bloomfield Elks on Wednesday.
Schesler is going south for a tryout
with the New York Giants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

OF particular interest is the fact
that Ray Handerhan, present Speed
way star, was one of the members Of
Harold Hoffman's crack Riverside
combination of a few seasons ago.
The two Handerhan brothers are I'M
usually popular in South Amboy.
Fans from this city, Woodbridge.
New Brunswick, South River and
~Sayreville are taking a particular in
terest in the clash and at an early
hour the S. R. o. sign will be placed
on view. Last season the S~peedways
twice packed the South Amboy high
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

Big doings are scheduled for the
Argonne alleys on Wednesday night.
The return Lmperial-Argonne match
and the important Lincoln-McCleilan
| clash.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

The Perth Amboy Rife Club team
is scheduled to go to Trenton tomor-
row night to shoot a match with the
indoor champions of Mercer county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-19

The South Amboy high school will
be packed to capacity tonight tor the
Speedway-Junior Mechanic clash.
There Is as much interest in the
game this season as there was last
year.