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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
LOCAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY
Shelters Expected to Hold
Present One Game Lead
Over lngot Nine

Two industrial baseball league
contests are scheduled TO be played
in this city this afternoon. The In
eots are carded to meet the New
Jersey Atlantic Terra Gotta on the
Rarttan Copper field, while the
Shelters will take on the Atlantic
Terra Gotta on the Maurer field.
Six industrial games remain to
be played but it is not likely that
these games will have n effect on
the present standing of the league.
The American Smelling and Rein
ing team by defeating the Raritan
Copper Works nine last Saturday.
went into the lead and is expected
TO hold same until the completion
OF games yet to be played.
The two Terra Gotta teams have
shown traces of good baseball in diff
ferent contests played to date. but
it is not likely that either of the
teams will register a victory today.
Next Saturday the same teams Will
be called for play and then the only
games remaining will be two con-
tests between the Terra Gotta teams
Kuran and Sunday may be the
opposing pitchers today in the con-
tests on the downtown field, while
Johnson and Geneski may be the
opposing hurlers in the Maurer
field game. The remainder of the
lineups will be the same as were
used in recent contests,
At least two of the teams will
play travelling games after the CON-
pletion of the league schedule.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
MAURER NINE
AFTER CASEYS
Wagonhoffer and Dooley
Loom Up as Opposing
Pitchers for Tomorrow

Although defeated at Lakewood
last Sunday afternoon by a team
which fell before the Dublin GIee
Club nine, the Maurer Athletic AS
ISOLATION combination will endeay-
or tomorrow afternoon to accom-
plish what the Dublins failed to do
to defeat the Elizabeth Knights OF
Columbus aggregation. This game
will be played on the home grounds
of the Betsytown Caseys.
Dooley, Elizabeth speed merchant
shut out the fast going Dublins on
the Elizabeth diamond two week.
ago. He probably will receive thu
assignment against Johnny Urban
skis forces tomorrow afternoon
while Max Wagonhoffer is looked
upon as the pitching choice for the
visiting nine.
Ray Handerhan of this city plays
the shortf1eld position for the I'm
ion county nine and bats in the lead
OFF position. He is exhibiting a greai
brand of ball on the offense and de-
tense this season, and is a real asset
to the Caseys, the real representa-
tives of Betsytown on the diamond.
1t is probable that there will be
several new faces in the Maurer
lineup tomorrow afternoon. Play
ers and fans will leave the Maurer
clubhouse at about / o'clock tomor-
row afternoon, the trip to be made
by bus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
LEADING MINES
ARE DEFEATED
Giants and Yankees Suffer
SetbackS in Contests
Played Yesterday

The Pittsburgh Pirates handed a
10-1 lacing to the New York Giants
yesterday afternoon, hammering
Nehf, Bentley, Barnes and Blume
for a total of seventeen hits, while
Morrison held the home team to
five safeties. 1t was the second vic
tory for the Pirates in this series.
In a ten inning engagement, the
New York Yankees were nosed out
by the Chicago White Sox, 4-S.
Bullet Joe" Bush worked for the
visitors and Robertson for the Sox.
Three of the seven runs scored in
this contest, were made in the ninth
inning.
Brooklyn bowed in defeat to the
Chicago Cubs for the third conse-
cutlve time yesterday afternoon, the
Cardinals made it five straight by
defeating the Braves and Cincinnati:
made a clean sweep of its series
with the Phillies. Veteran Jack
Quinn pitched the Red Sox to a ten
inning victory over the Detroit I'll.
gers, the Athletics received another
lacing at the hands of the Indians
and Washington defeated st. Louis.
In the International, Rochester
walloped Baltimore, Toronto de-
feated Jersey City, Buffalo beat
Newark, and Reading won a double
header from the Syracuse represen-
tatives. Baltimore is still leading
the league.
Barnhardt of the Pirates, Smith Of
the Yankees, Falk of Chicago and
Harsrave OF the Reds made circuit
clouts yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14

in the Decoration Day tilt.
Just how Manager Sheehan will
line up the balance OF his team has
not been made known, although II
is said that Buck" Nesley will be
behind the plate as usual. A victory
for the Dublins tomorrow will end
the trips to that place for this sea-
son.
Last Sunday afternoon the Maurer
Athletic Association nine went down
to defeat 1917 in a game with the
Lakewood balltossers. Young and
Oldenboom both southpaws. were
the pitchers in the Dublin-Lakewood
game at Lakewood.
Future games on the Dublin SEIZED
ule IRE with the Aquehongas of Tot
tenville, Perth Amboys, Elizabeth
Caseys. Landings of New Brunswick,
Atlantic Highlands and teams of
similar strength. The Amboy game
Is the first of a city series.
Members of the Dublin team and
their followers will leave the Smith
street clubhouse at about 1880 o.
clock tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
Erie Association
Baseball Team TO Play
.AquehOngdC Combination

The Erie Athletic Association base
ball team Of New York city will
come to Tottenville tomorrow after
noon to stack forces against H. A.
w. Kreischer's Aquehonga eombinA-
ton on the Aquehonga field. The
Erie nine boasts of a good record so
far this season.
Southpaw Dunn or Austin Horribly,
the latter a local right handler. will
draw the pitching assignment in to-
morrow's contest inasmuch as the
Tottenyille aggregation is DESTROYS
OF returning to the win column On
Wednesday night of this week the
T~eakwoods of Long Island downed
the colors of the Aquehongas, the
latter team having registered a VIC
tory over the Long Island nine in
the first twilight encounter of the
season.
It is probable that the Aque-
hongas Will have a new man in the
shortfeld for the Erie encounter, as
Galawin has showed little class at
bat or in the field in games played
to date. There is a possibility that
two or three new faces will be no
ticed in the regular lineup of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
OUTFIT
At CRAWFORD
Real Opposition Expected by
Fords' Players in Game
Tomorrow Afternoon

Manager Steve Anthony's Fords
Field Club baseball team will travel
to Crawford tomorrow afternoon to
cross bats with the strong represent
tative team of that place. The Gran
ford representatives have been trav-
cling at a good pace to date.
The Fords manager has announc-
ed that Art Fedderson, well known
local boxman, will do the pitching
for his team in this engagement and
Pollack will be IN the receiving end.
The remainder of the lineup will be
the same as in recent contests. Ten
Eyck. the Fords southpaw hurler, is
pitching for Metuchen today and
and will be available for relief duty
with Anthony's aggregation tomor-
row.
Anthony's tossers dropped a hard
game to the crack Linden %represen-
tative team on July Fourth and the
Fords players T confident that
when the two teams meet again, the
Union county outfit will be on the
short end of the score. Linden has
a twelve game winning streak at the
present time.
Members of the Fords team and
fans will leave Meyers barber shop
at 1 o'clock tomorrow and the trip
to the Union county town will be
made by truck. In the near future
the second game of the Fords-Keas-
hey series will be played on the To-
cal field. The Fords combine car
-ied off the bacon in the first con-
Test.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
BALL Team
VS.. AGAINST AMBOY 9
HERE TOMORROW P. NJ.

fame will occdpy the remaining in
field positions. Bill Dzurilla of the
Amboy nine of last summer, and
Cutter and G.. Elko will patrol the
remaining garden positions.
Reggie or Daugherty will draw
the pitching assignment for the To-
cal team, and Lidgate or Silver will
do the receiving. Smith, Burnett.
Rudy and McEnroe will play the
infield positions for the locals, and
the outfield occupants will be cho-
sen from Loeser, McAuliffe. Stin-
son and Flynn.
1t has been made known that
should Carteret fail to furnish real
opposition tomorrow afternoon, they
Will not be, booked to appear on the
local field this summer. A five game
series has been arranged with the
Landings of New Brunswick and It
Is probable a series will be booked
with the Aquehongas Of Tottenville
II this outfit is strengthened. The
dublin Glee club nine of this CITY
Will be played early in August.
h Penn Red Caps and Harry
Harper's team will be played by
Poulsen's outfit at an early date.
Kelly and Brownmiller will do the
ofnciating in tomorrow's game. No
announcement has been made as TO
whether or not the Amboys will con-
tinue playing twilight ball, two twi-
ught contests having been PLAYED m
date. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
NINE
AT So. AMBOY
Railroad Association Team
Has Powder Makers as 0p-
ponents this Afternoon

Art Young of this city will endea-
vor to continue his winning streak
at the expense of the Hercules pow
der nine of Parlin this afternoon
when he toes the mound for the
South Amboy Y. NJ. G. A.. outfit.
Young has been going good of late
and will soon be back to the form
which made him a sensation of semi
pro ranks a season OF two ago.
Last week the "Y" nine was
scheduled to play the Mack Bulldog
nine but the latter cancelled and the
Vaught A. G. of New Brunswick was
defeated. They fell easily before the
benders of Young. The cross river
nine has also defeated some of the
leading industrial mines in the coun-
ty besides several crack mines from
North Jersey. In the near future
the association representatives will
play the Aquehongas Of Tottenville
in a twilight contest on the latter's
diamond.
The rest of the lineup this after
noon is expected to be the same as
that which has represented the Y. NJ.
c. A. in previous tits. Lagoda will
in all probabilities receive the CT
ferings of Young who will have to
be at his best to score a win over the
powder makers.
Preceding today's clash there will
be a preliminary contest between the
light senior nine of the association
and the Perth Amboy High School
Independents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14

Carteret's representative baseball
.eam will cross bats with the 2ertn
Amboy Baseball Association nine on
he Raritan Copper works field to-
morrow afternoon. This is the sec
ond MiddleseX county team to be
engaged by Manager Poulsen's CO.
horts this season. The Landings
were beaten by a one point margin
in the locals first game which was
played on the afternoon OF July
Fourth at New Brunswick.
Lozier, a right handler. who held
the New Brunswick Landing batters
we'll in check last Sunday afternoon
when the county seat representatives
were handed a real lacing by Car
.eret. is expected TO start on the
mound for the visitors tomorrow af-
terpcon. Thuiston, n southpaw, will
also be available for mound duty
with Manager Stauboch's aggrega-
tim.
Behind the plate the woodbridge
team will have Brady. ths backstop
who caught mary q contest for
Roosevelt and Railway teams
against the local representative nine
Ia former seasons. Brady the past
two seasons mas been backstopping
TOR the Italian American comhiua-
ton anG ne will have Cato7s, tho
Italian American shortstop, with
him here tomorrow.
Scally, ]. Elko and Mesick. the
latter Of Woodbridge basketball
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
At
RAILWAY HOME
Seiboth's Men Ready for 0p-
ening Contest at Reforma-
tory Grounds Tomorrow

One of the strongest mines thai
ever represented the local police
department will take the field this
afternoon against the Railway Re-
fcrmatory nine at the latter's aelE
in Union county. However, the ming
representing the Railway institution
is also the best ever trotted out on
the field since the Introduction Of
the national sport 1t the Railway
home.
Manager Frank Seiboth is conf
dent that his cohorts will return with
the bacon tonight. The bluecoatf
have had several practice sessions and
from the form shown the defeat 81.
last season will be avenged. II vii
be remembered the local. cops LOST
a hard fought encounter to the I'm
ion county men in the last inning
The Railway nine this season Is II
the City League and is expected &c
cop the flag.
Jack Egan, veteran balltosser
nov a patrolman in Woodbridge,
will occupy one Of the infield posts
while Parsons. another Woodbridge
man, will play in the outfeld. Mol
ly, the crack tosser fron-Sbntr-~n
boy will be on the mound while tbs
redoubtable Toolan will be behind
the bat. The rest OF the lineup haz
not yet been disclosed. The local.
and rooters viii leave the police
station at 1880.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
KEASDEY JUNIORS WILL
TRY TO STAGE COMEBACK

KEASBEY, July 1.-THE reorgan-
zed Keasbey Juniors will try 10 stage
y comeback" tomorrow afternoon,
when they meet the Mohawks In the
local diamond. Last Sunday, the To-
sals were given a severe laclng by
The Highlands. Manager McGraw
has reinforced his ranks and ex-
poets his team to get back into tht
winning column again.
10th is scheduled to pitch in to-
norrow's game for Keasbey while
Hatarick will again be in the back
stop position.
Sabo, Rogan, Romer, Rador, Fee
orothers, Krouse, Potallo and Stark
will comprise the rest Of thc line
lp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
7ERE7 MN TO AMBOYS HERE TOMORROW
Dublin Diamond Outfit
Plays Return
With TOSSerS

Mickey Milchick, loca ltwirler
probably will be on the mound for
the Dublin Glee Club combine of
this city in a game with the Lake
wood combination on the latter's
field tomorrow afternoon. This is
a return contest, the Dublins having
defeated the down county organic
alton in a we'll played game on Dec
grafton Day.
1t has been rumored that the
southpaw 500 who has had consider
able experience in the Virginia and
Piedmont circuits and who pitched
for the Perth Amboys during the lat
terpart of last season and in one
game this year would be with Shee-
hans combination for the balance
of the Dublins season.
Lakewood plans to try its hard
est in an effort to even the score
with Sheehan's r.ne. The Dublins
beat Lakewood's best team, Miller,
Sosnow and Schwartz, formerly of
the Amboys, and Art Young. local
southpaw were with the Lakewoods
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14

Tettenville team in the near future
Every Wednesday night the Aoue.
hongas will be seen in action on
the TottenYill field against ths
strongest POSITION obtainable. The
Strengthening OF the T~ottenville
combination is believed to be prin-
clpally for the return of the DublId
Glee Club nine Of this city and als5
for a proposed series with the Peril,
Amboys. A definite announcement
regarding the series may be ezs
pected at an early date.
Griffin will be stationed behind the
bat for the home team tomorrow,
and Arbogast, Bassett and Tafue are
expected to team Up with the new
shortheld man. Mickey Lyons, u
South Amboy, Paugh and Halloweils
Will be found in the outfeld.
The contest is slated to start
promptly at $3.50 o clock and Harry
Rebedee of Elizabeth will do tho
umpiring. The Staten Island EIkz
will be played in a twilight game Al
Stapleton on Tuesday night and IN a
twilight contest at TottenvilIe IN
Wednesday. This is one OF the Is
land championship series TO be play
ed by the Aauehongas this summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
AMBOY Y. M. H. A. OUTFIT
TO ENGAGE PLAINFIELD

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. H. A.
representative outfit will play its sec
ond game of the year tomorrow
afternoon against the Plainfeld 7.
NJ. H. A. at Pine Tree Inn, between
Bound Brook and Dunellen. the
/ scene of the Y. NJ. H. A. district
picnic. New Brunswick is also slat-
ed to play the Plainfield association
nine. Several new faces will be in
cluded in the lineup of the local
Hebrew outfit so as to strengthen
the batting. Hochheiser and For
gotson of South Amboy will probably
comprise the battery tomorrow. A
large crowd from this city will be
on hand to cheer the team on.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
SOUTH ENDS OF METUCHEK
ENGAGE SHERIDAN OUTFIT

The South Ends Of Metuchen viii
have as their opponents tomorrowal
afternoon the Sheridans of South
Amboy. Primka and Sepka VIII
comprise the battery for the cross
river nine while it is 0ot known who
will pitch for the home team. Mans
ager Hass of the Sheridans would
like to hear from some good senioI
teams in this section. His address,
is Al David street, South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
FLYERS CROSS BATS WITH
HELMETTA BASEBALL Nine

The Flyers A. C. and the Helmetta
representative mines will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the latter's
field and battle for supremacy.
Johnson or Walsh will toe the
mound for the Amboy nine while
Smoyak will be behind the bat. The
rest of the lineup will be chosen
from Desmond, Mallet, Haney, Ma
zurek, Kennedy. Thomas. Freeman
and Hilferty. Hilferty is at present
managing the team while Smoyak
is the captain,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
LANDINGS PLAY ORIOLES
ON RED BANK DIAMOND

The Landings of New Brunswick
will play the Red Bank Orioles at
the latter's grounds tomorrow af-
ternoon. The Landings on last
Sunday were walloped by the Car
teret Field Club by a score of 11-2
while the Perth Amboys beat the
county seat team 3-2. The New
Brunswick nine has been forced &c
travel owing Ito lack of monetary
support from the spectators, who
every week crowded Buccleauch
Park. The Amboys will play the
Brunswiokers shortly on the loca'
diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
HARVARD YALE LEAD

NEWPORT. R. I, July 1.-THE
Harvard and Yale combined tennis
team had a lead of FIVE games to
its credit over the Oxford Cambridge
combination today as a result Of the
first days play in the third annual
inter-university tournament. Ten
games remained to be played today
including six in the singles and four
in the doubles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
CATHOLIC CLUB COMBINE
ON WOODBRIDGE DIAMOND

The Hungarian Catholic Club of
Woodbridge is confident that it will
do the unexpected tomorrow after
noon and defeat the Plain1eld Cath
Ollie Club of Union County, The lat
ter team has already to its list of
wins the Maurers, and the Sacred
Hearts of South Amboy. O'Keefe,
the crack twirler of the Plainield
roster is expected to do the tfirl-
ing for the visitors. "Truck" Dun
ham will in all probability step to
the rubber for the homesters. A
workout was had last night. The
game tomorrow will start at $3.50
sharp.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
GAME REMOVAL

1t is illegal for any persons to re-
move from the State any animal or
bird protected by the laws of this
State, except deer, provided that a
licensed nonresident may remove in
any one day the number of animals
or birds that may be taken under
the laws of this State in one day by
one person, but not more birds or
animals may be removed by one
person in one calendar week (Sun-
day to Saturday ~inclusive) than the
number that may be taken under
the laws of this State in two days
by n person, provided that no re-
moval shall be made except the
birds or animals be exposed to open
view. This act does not apply tc
certain game raised on licensed
preserves and legally tagged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
HIGH SCHOOL Independents
ON SO. AMBOY BATTLEFIELD

The Perth Amboy High School In
dependents are slated to play the
South Amboy Y. M. c. A. light
senior nine this afternoon. 1t is not
known whether or not the regular
lineup will play this afternoon as
some of the men are working. On
Thursday night the locals were shut
out by the Keasbey Field Club. Next
Thursday night the Y, NJ. H. A. nine
will be played. HochheissF will
~iteh this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
OUR oUTDOORsMAN SAYS.

Big fish are often lost by using
poor hooks. Examine your hooks
frequently. If the smell is frayed or
o tied properly and in perfect con-
dition, or if there is a flaw in the
steel, discard it and use another
Hooks cost but little and the loss
of a fish through the use of an i'm
perfect one is a sad, sad story.
Be sure and take some drinking
water with you when you go on
the beach or boat fishing. Many q
trip has been spoiled by neglecting
this matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
CAMPING HINTS

These are the days of camping
out, both in the woods and at the
shore. A few hints may not be
amiss.
Do not sit or lie on the bare
ground, especially if 1t is wet. 1t i!
harmful and likely to cause sick
ness. 1t is better if caught out
in the rain to sit on your hal
and go ~bareheaded than to sit or
the ground.
Drink sparingly Of water in
strange country; 1t may cause dys'
EMERY or be very constipating I'M
til you get used to 1t.
A little vinegar in water boiled II
your pots and pans will take away
the smell of fish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
AMBOY HUNGARIANS PLAY
RETURN GAME IN BOROUGH

An attempt will be made by the
Hungarian Catholic Club of this
city to even their series with the
White Eagles of Carteret at the lat
ters field in the borough tomorrow
afternoon when the two teams will
again come together. Faltisco is ex-
pected to carry the pitching burden
with Stocked in reserve for the n.
c. C.'s. The rooters and the team
will leave the clubhouse on Cort-
land street tomorrow at 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
KINKS
Keep Your Hopper Alive

Grasshoppers are frequently a
good bait for bass and a live hop
per is better than a dead one. But
If you hook them in the thorax
they die almost Immediately, and
hooked in the abdomen they come
off too easily. You will find 1t pays
to keep a spool of thread with you
and when the fish will rise to moth
ing but hoppers, tie them IN youl
hook. Just put a loop around the
thorax, under the wings and ahead
of the hind legs. Run the hook
through this loop and under the
hopper's body. Then cast out and
watch for results as Mr.. Hopper
kicks his protest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
.OUT-OF-DOORS-
Trapshooting, Hunting, Fishing
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS
FISHING LINES.

at Barnegat Bay over the last week
end. They landed eight weakfish,
all of good size the largest going
IL pounds, m king fish and a
number of f1uke.
Gus" says the best fishing is at
night and for bait use crab or CLAIMS
either hard or soft.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
EMERALDS ENGAGE STRONG
OPPONENTS IN COMEBACK

Bill M~ansfie1d's Emera1ds are all
set to return to the diamond tomor-
row afternoon when they will take
on the Woodbridge Reformed nine
at the latter's grounds. The local
team will be considerably strength
ened for the combat tomorrow and a
victory is expected to be the result
of the contest. Games with all lead
ing senior teams will be played by
Mansfield's nine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14
RED CROSS TO MOVE

kEASBEY, July 1.-THE Red
Star Midgets of town, under the
management of Roland Lund, are
out TO meet all teams in their class
The team is composed of LaForgs
brothers, Lund, Fee. Sharkey, Peter.
SAX, Szarz, Sebesky, McGraw, and
others. Manager Lund can be reach
ed by phoning Perth Amboy 719-M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14

4he SHOls were nfeQ at a distance
OF twenty-five yards from four pos
itions. Another shoot is scheduled
for the outdoor range at Keasbey
Heights this afternoon and next Sat-
urday a match will be held at Kist-
rup's farm a Germantown. New
BRUNSWICK will be invited 10 take
part In The event ut the Germantown
farm.
IN the near future a return match
between An1boy and New Bruins
wick will be shot or the local range.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-14

Several SHIPPERS have been caught
lately at Asbury Park and the an
glers are stirred up and on the an
xious seat. A 17h pound n was
also taken at Deal. Local anglers
will welcome this news as both OF
these places are easy of ccess and
favorite grounds.