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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

Professionals Play Nationals
Bankers and Merchants to
Clash at Y. M. C. A.

Two more matches in the city
volley ball league will be played Fri
day night in the Y. NJ. C. 4. gym,
commencing at s o'clock. The Pro-
f~essionals and Nationals will clash in
the first games while at $3.50 the
Bankers and Merchants are sched-
uled to play.
The Professionals this year line up
with Captain Wilbert Westcott, Bar
tholomew, Greisen. War;. Moss,
Henry Westcott and William West
colt. The, Nationals consist of Capt.
Walter Oliver. Francis Oliver, Chris
Nielsen, doc" Bedell, "Pox" Booz,
Charles MacWilliarn, Leon Roth and
Martin Newcomer.
In the other match Capt. Sam
Miller's Bankers, composed of Mat
MeIko, Nat Goldberger, Jack Welt
zen, Harry Comings, Phil Belikove,
Charles Seaman, Ben Goldberger and
Fitzgerald will stack up against the
Merchants who will line up with
Capt. Herbert Rankin, George Sharp,
Robert Warter, Whitney Leeson,
John Melko. Scott Burns and Will
liam Larcombe.
The city league started last week
when the Press team defeated the
Bakelite and the Outlaws beat the
Lead Works.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

For the first time in the history
of the local association the state Y.
NJ. c. A.. volley ball championship
tournament will be held in this city
all day tomorrow. Commencing at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning two of the
SIX teams entered here will clash and
the games will continue throughout
the morning and afternoon until the
champions have been decided.
Entered in the local tournament
are teams from Paterson, Railway,
Trenton, Plainfield, Bayonne and
Perth Amboy. Paterson is reported
!. to have a team of championship cal
ibre this year and some stiff oppos1-
Son u looked for from that part of
the state. Perth Amboy should have
an excellent opportunity to annex the
title this year and a big turnout of
volley ball fans is anticipated during
the morning and afternoon.
Every team entered in the totrna-
ment will play each other team a two
out of three game match. The first
two teams to arrive will start play
at 10 o'clock in the morning and
Physical Director S. c. Pew will then
speed up the other games SO that the
tournament might be finished up
early in the afternoon.
The team which will represent
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

Twenty-six rounds of boxing will
be exhibited to fight fans of this
vicinity at Coughlin's Auditorium,
Carteret, tomorrow night. This show
is staged for the benefit of Mickey
Cotter, borough boxer, who was in
jured in a recent accident.
The program:
Johnny Carroll Of Carteret and
Mickey Mckay of Bayonne, eight
rounds.
joey Russell of Newark and Duffy
Lewis of Railway, six rounds.
Young Cohen Of Roselle and Billy
Donovan of Elizabeth, four rounds.
Lester Applebaum of Railway and
Jimmy Burns of Elizabeth, four
rounds.
Young Leslie of this city and Joe
Petro of Elizabeth, four rounds.
Carteret fans are particularly in
terested in the main bout because of
the coming contest between Benny
Hertz and Carroll for the lightweight
championship Of Middlesex county to
be staged in the local auditorium
under the auspices of the Patrol
mems Benevolent Association on
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
Should Have
1 Big Season,
Discuss

Years. The one big deal planned
for this year whereby Eddie Collins
OF the Chicago White Sox was slated
TO come to the New York Yankees,
fell through.
The New York Yankees and the
ST. Louis Browns will be the big
guns in the American again this
year, while the New York Giants
If their regulars are lined up. and
the Cincinnati Reds, will be big
factors in the Heydler circuit race.
Baseball locally car be a big sue
cess If the fans are considered.
This was shown during the latter
part Of last season when a real
team was put on the field and =
real big year can be expected if a
team equally as strong as the final
one of 1929, is organized here.
Charley Hilker made a success #
baseball in Tottenville last season
and deserves to be renamed man
ager of the Aauehonga teaem of
that place. Les Stratton is talking
baseball in South Amboy, the Land
ings will be active again in New
Brunswick, and Woodbridge ana
.Carteret will have strong represen-
tative teams.
1t Is hoped that at an early date
an effort will be made to organize
some kind Of a twilight or Saturday
baseball league. The twilight in
dustrial league of last season was a
big success as far as interest was
concerned. The Rotary Club base
ball league for junior teams also
was a big success.
No announcement has been made
to date by the Raritan Copper
Works Athletic Association regard
ing the award of a lease for their
baseball field during the coming
summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
Catholic Club
Loses To AmbOy Five
By Five Point Margin

Thrills apIenty we're furnished the
fans at the local Auditorium court
last night when the Perth Amboy
Five and the Italian Catholic Club Of
New York City claghed in the decid-
ing game Of their series, and after
forty minutes of fast and furious
playing the local favorftes emerged
on the long end o. a % to "a score,
aunexing with this game the entire
series.
The Arnboy representatives took
the floor with Captain Hank"
Thomas teamed up with Flash"
Regan at the advanced posts, Davis
at center and Pete Hanson and
Dewey Sohwanke-t at the guarding
berths. First blood was drawn by
the Auditorium courLsters when Cap
tain Thomas broke loose from his
guard and after dribbling the ball
down the court dropped it in for a
double-decker.
Three times during the first stanZa
the score was tied, once at 8 all, once
at IL all and then at II apiece. The
local netnaen by some spectacular
playing on the part Of "Blackle''
Regan united the score and vent in
~ LAC CIV "%tVLO LA%Ey AA4A~AlC1 a.
the termination Of the first half by a
10 to II tally.
The second session found the game
little Italian Catholic Club out 10
wen UP matters and by steady play
ing, close guarding and spectacular
shooting by Herb Cohen managed 10
cut down the local speedsters lead
until with five minutes TO go in this
canto the difference between the two
quintets was two points. Again the
local drioblers staged a whirlwind
finish and When hostliities were end
ed the Amboy performers had won
the fray by a five point margin.
Thomas, Regain and Davis all con-
tributed two field goals apiece, sew
eral of these shots being at long
range, while Pete Hanson also locat-
ed the shreds for a double-counter.
For the italian Club the Cohen
brothers contributed the bulk Of the
points, Herb Cohen scoring three
spectacular field goals and four out
OF six foul attempts. Hen Cohen
came through with two double-deck-
ers and six out of eight fouls. D.
Cohen countered once from the field
and the fifteen foot line.
The fWenty-ninth victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

la former judge and deputy attorney
general Of New York. in Fuchs.
This is Mathewson's third nov in
the National League since coming
to the Giants in 1901, where he
made a record which credited him
with being the greatest pitcher of all
time. He later was made manager
of the Cincinnati Reds, and today is
the first ball player to head as presi-
dent a major league club as a real
magnatc.
big Six" as he was famiiiarly
known at the time his fadeaway- was
the big gun in the National Leagpc,
recently won a fight for his life at
Saranac Lake. His illness was con-
tracted through service with the
American army during the great
war.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
AMB0Y QUINTET
NOT ENTERED
In Semi.FinaIs for State
championship-NeW Bruins
wick is Entered
II. s.

The following high school teams
of the state will take part IN tne
semi-finals to be held next week tor
the basketball championship OF the
state:
North Jersey-Central High OF
Newark, Roselle Park. Orange. Bat
tin. of Elizabeth, New Brunswick
Glen Ridge, Plainfield, Montclair'
North Plainf1eld, Passaic, Dickinson
of Jersey City, Rutherford, Belle
Vile, Madison, Ridgefeld Park, Cliff
ton, Hoboken, Union Hill and EN-
erson of West Hoboken.
South Jersey-Trenton, Vineland
wildwood, Atlantic City, Ceilings
wood, Moorestown, Glassboro, MIL
Vile, Camden, Burlington and
Princeton.
Coast-Asbury Park. Lakewood
Neptune, East Rutherford, Chattie
High of Long Branch and Red Sank.
The North Jersey group Will DC
divided into two sections, n play.
ing at Hoboken and the other al
Newark. The winning team OF each
group will be entitled to enter the
finals at Princeton on March 10
The South Jersey group Will play at
Camden and the coast entries VIII
play at Asbury Park.
Perth Amboy with a record OF IL
straight wins is not entered. New
Brunswick with a record not as good
is entered. but South River also is
left out of the semi-fnals. Around
these teams the county champion
ship rests and it is probable they
will not meet this season.
Several years ago the Amboy team
was entered in the East Jersey semi
finals and was eliminated in the first
game. There was some honor, how
ever, in being entered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
GIRLS GAME CANCELLED,
BOYS PERFORM FRIDAY
Fl. s. Correspondent

The girls game betWeen the local
high school sextet and that repre-
senting North Plalnfeld vas called
off a t a late hour yesterday by Miss
Helen Schultz, manager of the local
The cancellation was made
on orders from Miss Elizabeth Kirk
patrick, local coach, who is i'll. The
next game for the locals is a re-
turn contest with st Patrick's High
of Elizabeth on the local court Fri
Gay afternoon.
Boys Play Friday
On Friday night the local boys
will meet Woodbridge High on the
local court. This Will be the sec
ond night game for the locals and
the Amboy lineup will be a ar
prise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

In less than two months time the
greatest sport OF all time, baseball,
will once again reign supreme. The
big leagues will get under way
about the middle of April, the Ma
tional opening on the 18th and the
American on the 18th.
The great diamond game should
have its pre-war popularity this
summer and pennant fights more
interesting for the eight teams in
each league than there have been
for a number of years. are antiei
pated. Most of the tail-end teams
of last year have been strengthened
for the fight this summer.
Numerous trades have been made
to date and others are looked for,
but those put through and others
contemplated are not equal in value
or interest to those OF the past few
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
AQUEH0NeA BOWL ERS ARE
BEATEN IN FIVE GAMES

With Bill Pemberton absent from
the lineup on account of Illness, the
A~duehonga bowling team of Totem
vile went to West New Brighton on
Saturday night and dropped three
Staten Island League contests to the
Richmond combine.
On Monday night with Pemberton
and George Levin on the sick list
the Aquehongas engaged the Great
Kills teams at Grant City and lost
w out of three games. The Great
Kills team won the first game in the
regular number of frames and the
W teams tied in the second contest,
the home combine winning the play
off. The Tottenville representatives
won the third game.
The Castletons will roll the Aque-
Aong2s 1T Tottenvilis on Thursday
AiGasas 1aHab H. r~~~--~=~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB
PLANS FOR BASEBALL

KEASBEY, Feb. 21-Another sue
cessful season for the Keasbey Field
Club is the prediction Of William
Romer, Jr., who was chosen as man
ager of that team at a recent meet
ing. Harry Maier will captain the
nine. The team will only book trav-
cling games as in former years and
will comprise a fast combination of
players representing the Keasbeyites
O n the diamond. The roster OF the
team has not been completed as yet.
Further meetings will be held IN n
near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
MATTY HEADS
BOSTON TEAM
"BiX Six" Chosen President Of
National League Team
Following Sale

ChristY Mathewson, baseball hero,
is today president Of the Boston Ma
tional League baseball club, IS a re-
suit Of the sale yesterday by George
Washington Grant Of the Braves TO
a syndicate, headed by the Great
Matty." James Marlborough and
Emil Fuchs Of New York are ASSOC
ciated with Mzthewson. Fred
Mitchell will continue as manager of
the club.
In his new undertaking in the
National League, Matty is associated
with a banker, in McDonough, and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
SAND LOTS WIN THREE
GAMES FROM NIGHT OWLS

Unusual scores featured the Devil
Ing match between the Royal Night
Owls and the Sand Lots of Totem
vile on the Aquehonsa alleys, Tot
tenville, last night. The Sand Lors
won all three games of this match
and Brown OF the winning team
COPIED high score ana high average
honors, rolling 177, 165 and 2f9 for
a 1877 average.
Tho SCORES:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

Perth Amboy Five 80. 10 10-2g
Italian Catholic Club -. II 10-24
Referee-"Chick" Farley OF New
arh.
Meadowbrooks This Saturday
Local fandom Will get an opportU-
rity 10 see Jack Cremmins and c.
Estriu in action against the locale on
the Auditorium court this Saturday
night when the Meadowbrooks OF
Newark furnish the opposition. Both
invaders in addition TO Denberg Of
the Roosevelt Separates, Shartoh and
Klugman, all players Of the highest
calibre.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
|RONCLADS IN
LEAGUE MATCH
Roll National Combine Tonight
-IroncIads Have Not
Been Defeated.

The National and Ironclad teams
in the Elks bowling league are
scheduled to clash on the Madison
avenue alleys tonight. This Is .
match on the second half scheduled
which started about two weeks ago.
At the present time the Ironclads
are leading with six victories and
not one defeat, the Madisons are
second and the Stardsh team ia next
in line. The Nationals r fourth
and the PAGERS and Sterlings are
knotted for fifth position. All OK
the cams have played two matches
on the second half schedule with the.
exception OF the Starfish and Madi7
son teams, they have engaged IN
three matches each. !
The Elks league this year is dill
vided into two sections and the starr
fish and Madison teams tied for hrsA
half honors. These two teams have
not staged the playon to date to de-
eide the first half champions. In
addition TO the match tonight there
are twenty-five matches to be rolled
on the second half schedule.
Judging from the result Of the
regular scheduled second half MATCH
between the Madisons and Starash
on Monday night, the latter team and
the Ironclads should engage In the
match TO finally decide the league
championship when the secona
half games have been Completed.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
WihiraIskc's Team.
sss 7ss Sss
FulIerton'S Team

The benefit boxing show in Car
'teret tomorrow night is the only
81 orting event in this section Of that
data WaAhinstonls hixthdaM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
n
Owls
HunSarians 10 Play

The South AmbJy Y.M.CsA bas-
ketball team will oppose the Hun
sarian Catholic Club quintet on the
Hungarian court, Cortland street,
tomorrow night. The Hungariane
NIL INA n p ssaalax EashaaS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21
PAGER and AMBOY STAR
TEAMS WIN CONTESTS

The PAGER basketball team de-
feated the Whirlwinds, SQ.--l3, IN a
Legion league game on Monday
might and last night the Amboy
stars DEBATED the Essex Five on the
:. NJ. H. A. court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-02-21

Eddie Collins. veteran inkIelde,l
will once again play for the Chicago
merican Club this season. The trace
with the Yankees has fallen throusN
for the nrssant y
, 1923-02-28
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE-SALT CREEK
FIELD, WYOMING

Notice is hereby given that on
March 8, 1928, at ten o'clock 4. m
at the office Of Commissioner ~
Public Lands, in the State Capito1
building, at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
the State Board of Land Gommis1
sioners will receive and consider
sealed proposals for a five (5) year
operating oil and gas lease on the
following described land:
All section thirty-six (36), town
ship forty (40) north, n sew.
enty.nine (79) west of the sixth
principal meridian. containing $40
acres more or less, in Natrona
county, Wyoming.
Each proposal must be accom-
panied by a certified check for
twentyf five thousand dollars (s25.-
100000 payable to the Commission
or of Public Lands for the State.
as a guarantee that should the pro-
posal be accepted by the Board, the
terms Of same will be fulfilled bv
the prepayment. No proposal will be
considered which is for less than the
present posted market price. The
Board reserves the right under the
law to reject any and all proposals..
In deciding to offer the lease on
the above described land for sale
the Board is influenced by a desire
to aid in the upbuilding Of the oil
industry of the state, and in con-
sidering bids that bid will be &C
cepted which, in the opinion Of the
Board, is in line with this policy.
Therefore. the amount offered for
the lease in any proposal will not be
the sole consideration in arriving
at a decision.
The present lease on the above
described land expires Sept. 30,
1924. The new lease to commence
Oct: l, 1924, running for the term
Of five (5) years.
(SEAL) WILLIAM B. ROSS,
Governor, President State Board
of Land Commissioners.
C. H. McWHINNIE,
Commissioner of Public Lands, Sec
rotary.
! Date: February IT, 1928.
Publish February 81, %, 1923.
, 1923-02-28
BUSINESS CHARGES

FOR SALE-Moderu apartment build
ing. gross income $500 a year.
good location: we'll built $40 900 cash
Will handle, balance monthly pay
ments. Address z. o. Box 31a.
FOR SALE-Best buy in Casper; 40
room hotel and apartment; SI2, 900
will handle, rest like rent. Address
AIS, Tribune.
FOR SALE-By owner, big business
building and modern five room
house. three blocks from Center
street; both equipped to the minute;
paying big dividends; cash talks. 445
$. Beech. Phone 9O4W.
, 1923-02-28
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, 1923-02-28
SOME GOOD MARCH BUYS

Two lots on Kenwood street, just
off OF Second street. $4,000 each,
A good Broom stucco house with
basement, corner of Jackson and a
streets; $4,000 cash, balance easy.
Sour rooms modern on Cf avenue
Gcod house In n good location; $4ooo'
Can give immediate possession.
-Four rooms, modern, with full
basement, Just off CY. Built in fea-
j. F. JONES 6 CO.,
paoldinger BIdp. Phone 1904
, 1923-02-28
FOR SALE-AUTOMoBILES

YOU WILL FIND unusual values
in used cars Thai have been thorough
~ reconditioned at the Benedict Mo.
tor Company. $50 East Yellowstone.
Phone 2O3O.
, 1923-02-28

Buy n 5.acre lot in EnGlewood. on
the Sail Creek pavement. 9 miles
north OF the Midwest refinery. $500;
only S25 down, and $1,000 per month.
Buy now and be ready to live In the
great outdoors when spring comes.
Think what this land will be worth in
1926 when Casper has 10000 popula-
ton. 6 acres win make 30 large city
lots. Act quick. Call 1929.
JOHN NJ. ENGLAND COMPANY,
2O2 O-S Bldg.
, 1923-02-28
PERSONAL

MADAM Wonder. wonderful life
reader, tho lady with tho wonderful
power; tells past. present and future.
Call and consult her on any affairs,
252 West B. Hours Q a. m. to 10
n m.
, 1923-02-28
SERVICES OFFERED
HENISTITCHING

See us for hemstitchlng. picot edge,
steam pleating and button holes; we
are not in a dry goods store.
CASPER HEMSTITCHING SHOP
a22 S. Wolcott Phone 22l2
, 1923-02-28

One aud one-half cents per word
or 5 cents per line.
, 1923-02-28
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Lovely building lot in
good location. price $3.50. 1925 cash,
$50 monthly payments. r. Ramon
242 f. Second. Tel. 702.
, 1923-02-28

Careful attention will be given all
ads received over the TELEPHONE,
but we annot guarantee accuracy.
, 1923-02-28
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

FOR RENT-One-room furnished for
housekeeping on East Second: close
In; SS5 also larger home game location
$40. Phone 1918.
, 1923-02-28
FOR S~ALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE - A dandy fIve.room
house with two finished rooms in
the basement: on South jackson: a
good lot in a good location; all fur.
nished for 81 900 with terms; cnn give
possession March tho first; also a
good we'll built house on w. Eleventh
street, three rooms. modern; will sell
furniture reasonable; priced at 81, 300
with terms. ]. i. Jones & Co, lO1
B~eclt1inger Bldg. Phone 1904.
, 1923-02-28
AGENTS WANTED

CORRECT names of $50 largo oil re,
filming, pipeline companies employ.
ing men all kinds in United States,
Mexico, South America, Australia.
India. and Europe sent o with in
formation of oil fields. wages and
method of securing employment. Send
81 bill; money returned II dissatisfied.
Desk Is, PA Hayer Bldg, Tulsa,
Okla.
, 1923-02-28

FOR RENT furnished basement
rooms fer light housekeeping. 232
N. Mckinley.
, 1923-02-28

We have listed Wyoming farms,
homestead and ACCOMPLISHMENTS; farm
lands in Kansas. Nebraska. Montana
Dakotas, Canada; improved n un-
improved for sale or exchange. IL
your feet itch come up. See Sen
Realty, Realtors.
, 1923-02-28
THE CASPER HOUSE AND
MIND0W CLEANING IN

Spring house cleaning done by ex.
perts; window cleaning a specially;
lawn trimming and landscape garden.
ing; reasonable rates. Call l3llR. NJ.
L. Endicott, Manager.
, 1923-02-28

All section t~hirty-six (36), town
ship forty (4O) north, range sew.
enty.nine (79) west of the sixth
principal meridian. containing $40
acres more or less, in Natrona
, 1923-02-28
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

l HAVE 500 shares OF stock in Casper
concern which is paying 10 per cent
dividends. VIII sell for cash or pay
ment down and balance monthly.
Box A17. Tribune.
, 1923-02-28

FOR SALE-Fordson Tractor with
pillow attachments. Iron wheel
wagon; 3O.inch buzz saw: John Deere
Sulky Plowi team horses; saddle
horse. See Ben Ranch Co., ZOE Mid
west Bldg.
, 1923-02-28

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Five.room
house and double garage in north
Casper, S2,25O; Will take car az part
payment, balance easy terms. Phone
9S2R.
, 1923-02-28
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One team
and harness, weight $500 pounds:
n Dodge touring car. in good ron.
dition: IL Buick racer. a fast one;
100 acres OF good farm land; 81. 600
yards OF gravel and dirt. Phone 1861.
, 1923-02-28
BUY RESTRICTED RESIDENCE
nTC

LOTS.
Do you know what additions carry
restrictions? II not ask the man VINO
knowB Casper View additions Com
m1lnIty Park. Lot in these ADDITIONS
on very reasonable terms. See Ben
Realty Co. Realtors.
FOR SALE-Nice corner lot on l4th
and Jackson; city water: lights and
gas: $500; some terms. See Ben
Realty, Realtors.
BUY ROSEWOOD LOTS.
We now have good selection Of Ken
wood lots to offer; $500 to 5000 on
easy terms: this addition ia last com
ing to be Casper's next. Sec Ben Real
ty Co., Realtors.
, 1923-02-28
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR sALE-A White Rotary sewing
machine. In good condition: will sell
cheap for cash. Mrs. Caldwell, base
ment apartment at 136 N. Grant.
, 1923-02-28

FOR SALE-Three-room house,
north side, 81 500. 5000 cash. easy
payments. II. Ramon. 242 E. Second,
Tel. 702.
, 1923-02-28
PERSONAL


MADAM PELREY, -claIrvovant. +
can give you advice on life court
ship marriage or business: so positive
am l OF my power to tell the past,
present and future mt exactly what
you want to know that 1 will make
no charge unless you obtain perfect
satisfaction. Rear 443 w. Yellow.
stone.
, 1923-02-28

FOR REST-One large housekeep-
ing room private entrance; close in.
305 e. Railroad Ave.