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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

by the team pictured above. this
combination having proven it's abil-
ity beyond all doubt IN games play
ed to date. Out OF thirty-five games
played this year It has won thirty
and lost but five, not counting any
of the numerous practice games with
the Amboy second team which is as
strong as a majority of the teams in
this section. The Amboy team has
played thirteen matches and lost but
one-that to Germantown by two
points after a nip and tuck battle.
Believing that the $500 necessary
to pay the railroad fare of the team
will be forthcoming as the result OF
the generosity OF volley ball enthus-
lasts and those who want to see the
city represented at Chicago. General
Secretary Walter H. War;, coach OF
the team. has sent in the local teams
entry and acknowledgment OF its
acceptance has been received. The
$500 needed for this trip pays only
the railroad fare, the players them
selves paying the remaining expense
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
SEVENTY-ENE
At PRACTICE
Excellent Turnout for First
High School Baseball
Session Outdoors
Fl. S. CORRESPONDENT

A squad OF about seventy-fve
students of the local high school
worked out under Coach Robert S.
Waddell at the Raritan Copper
Works field yesterday afternoon in
the first outdoor baseball practice
of the present season.
The candidates were divided in
groups and tossed the pill around.
The coach warned against over
exertion and the after effect, sore
arms.
There are a great many candi-
dates for a pitching berth. possibly
because OF the decision of the coach
to have a number of rel4able men
in addition to the two veterans OF
last year. The coach has his eyes
peeled for a catcher, first baseman
and an ~outfielder.
Outdoor practice will be continued
today and In a few days It is likely
a practice tilt will be staged. The
outlook for baseball is very good as
a result of the turnout yesterday att
ernoon and the students are conf
dent that the crimson and white
nine should be equally as good as the
basketball representative team OF the
past season.
The first real scheduled game for
the high school nine is with the fac
ulty balltossers on Wednesday after
noon. April 25. A good sized sched-
ule has been prepared and home
games will be played on the Raritan
Copper Works field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
kRE|SCHER IS
FORMING NINE
Several New Faces in Totten.
vile Lineup During This
Summer

H. A. w. Keischer recently ap-
pointed baseball manager of the
Aquehonga Club of T~ottenville is en-
gagged at the present time in sign
ing Up players for the 1928 nine of
Tottenville. This team Is scheduled
to open the eason next Sunday aft
ernoon.
Just how strong Kreischer's COM
bination- will be. has not been made
known, but 1t Is understood that Ar
bogast of the 1891 team will hold
down the initial sack for the Aque-
hongas this year. The Tottenville
manager Is also after the services OF
a local b~all-tosser. No announce
ment has been made regarding the
signing Of any players to date.
Frank Dunn, a southpaw. may
take care of the mound duties for
the Tottenville combination and the
Knott brothers are scheduled to &C.
cupy two of the inf1eld positions.
Halloweil probably will be stationed
in right field.
The Aquehongas will play one
twilight game a week after the real
summer weather sets in, 1t Is UNDER
stood. Two games a week were
played by Charley Hilker's nine last
season.
There 10 as great interest in base
ball in Tottenville this year as there
was last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
BOXING SHOW
ON THURSDAY
Jack Smith of Railway Match
es Five Bouts for Cough
Inns Hall

The first OF two boxing shows 70
be staged in Coughiin's auditorium
C~arteret, under the license Of the
Roosevelt Boxing Club Is scheduled
for Thursday night Of this week.
Jack Smith of Railway, has match
ed the boxers for this show.
Smith has been an ardent worker
for the pugilistic game and promot-
ed a number of shows in his home
town last summer. It is probable
air boxing shows in his home town
again this year when the real warm
weather sets in.
Two Fights, two skies and a four
are on the card prepared by the
Union county matchmaker. Lew
Seller of Newark, and Young Hob
by of Railway, will go on in the
eight round feature event, and joey
Russell of Bayonne and Sailor White
of Newark, will battle in the eight
round semi-final contest.
Bobby witheridge of Railway and
Pat Devine of Newark are carded
for one of the sixround engagements
and Carl Morris of Carteret and
Tommy Mussey OF Bloomfield, are
booked up for the other six.
The opening bout will feature
Lester Applebaum of Railway and
Johnny Daniels OF Newark, a four
round event. If a good sized crowd
turns out for these bouts the second
show will be run in about two weeks
and then Smith may take a hand in
running boxing in Carteret in the
fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
ON
LOCAL PROGRAM
To Fight TottenvilIe Boxer
here Next Thursday Night
Center Show

Chris Middleton OF Railway, q
colored battler, is credited with be-
ing one of the participants in the
bout which Is said to have been the
hardest fought anywhere in Middle
sex county during the past season.
The bout was in connection with one
of the Center A. C. programs.
This boxer is on the card for the
coming show. of the Center A. c., the
seventh during the present season
which will be presented in the New
Brunswick avenue Auditorium a
week from this Thursday night. He
will buck up against Young Eisner
Of Tottenville, a boy who is coming
to the front with iarid strides.
The Middleton Eisner encounter is
one of the ~four-round bouts on the
program prepared by Matchmaker
Ed Dalton. There is an eight-round
battle on this card between Tommy
Marks of Long Branch and Bert
smithers of Elizabeth, q six-round
getto between Lester Applebaum of
Railway and frankie Gargano OF
rstaten Island, and two other fours.
1t is probable that this will be the
last boxing show to be auspiced by
the Center A. C. Organization during
the present season and u big crowd
ID expected out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
PaSSaic Independents
To Play Local Outfit
On Y. M. III. A. Court

This worlds greatest scholastic
combination representing Passaic
High School is scheduled to make
its appearance al the local Y. N. H.
A court a week from tomorrow
night, according to a representative
of the Perth Amboy High School
Independent basketball team. This
will be an independent game similar
to the New Brunswick-Perth Amboy
clash of last week.
While all of the Passaic first team
has not been assured, a combination
which represented the upstate
school in a majority of the import
ant contests during the past season,
will appear here against the local
high school independent quintet.
Few people from this city .hav
been fortunate enough to see the
Passaic Wonders in action and as
a result their appearance here
should draw a record crowd. Coach
Blood, the master court organizer,
is said to be preparing the indepen-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

including hotel costs
Word from Chicago tells OF teams
from Lancaster, Germantown, Pitts
burgh Central. st. Paul, Des Moines.
Davenport, Denver, Bay City. Mich,
Evansville, Ind, being among the
many smaller places which will be
represented. Teams desiring to en-
ter have until the fifteenth of this
month.
Efforts will now be made to secure
the amount, about $3.50, needed TO
boost the fund up to $500. Several
of the "Y" members have subscrip-
ton lists which they are circulating
among local enthusiasts. Charles ].
Seaman, Jr., is treasurer of the trip
and checks should be made out TO
him as such. Another meeting will
be held Monday night for the receipt
of further reports or the campaign
for $500.
The varsity Is scheduled to hold
another practice match Of five games
Saturday night with the second
team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

A meeting of the Roosevelt Center
and Harrison, N. z, Nonpareil fe-
male basketball teams, and the
South River and Perth Anboy High
school independent court teams on
the same card would bring out q
record crowd.
Before the end of this week, Stuart
Robson of New York City expects to
announce his complete program TOR
the next wrestling show IN this city.
Bill Sheehan's Speedway baseball
tossers. representing the Dublin Glee
Club, will swing into action next
Sunday afternoon against the Land
ings OF New Brunswick.
The second-half bowling chani-
pionship OF the local Elks' league
was decided last night and arrange
ments are being made for the play
off match between the first and sec
ond-half champions.
Long Branch boxing fans will be
we'll represented in the local au'
ditorium a week from Thursday
mig mt TO S6S lOuiiiiy nAaihsB a ANN9
Branch boy, in action.
Track and baseball will be the
sporting activities of the. local high
school boys during the balance OF
this term. There are many events
planned for the track team.
The local volley ball team having
been successful against all but one
of the teams in the east, local fol-
lowers of this game w con1den.
that the Amboy team should hold
its own in the Chicago tourney.
There is evidently great interest
in a game between the Bloomfield
Field Club and the Perth Amboy
baseball nine for the opening en-
counter on the latter's schedule.
Unless an outdoor show Is staged.
New Brunswick will remain idle az
far as the istic game is concerned
until the fall season, according to
present plans.
The bowling season in this section
will be closed next week. the three
local leagues ana the local tournsr
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

"a Reports received last night at the
7. NJ. c. A. indicate that almost one
half of the $500 needed to send the
Perth Amboy "Y" varsity volley ball
team to Chicago early next month
has been raised. The local associa-
ton team. winners of the New Jer-
sey State Championship, have made
an enviable record this year and
hope to make such a showing at the
International Championship Tourna-
ment at Chicago as will put Perth
Amboy on the map.
The games will be played at Chi
cago on Friday and Saturday. May
4 and 8. the Amboy team leaving 13r
the Windy City late Wednesday
afternoon. There will be seven men
on the team. consisting of three set
up men and four spikers. AS the
spikers are called upon to play a
more vigorous game an extra mar is
being taken in order that M spiker
may lay off each game and rest up
for the game following.
Perth Amboy will be represented
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

for the Auditorium defenders
against the Celties. Malone per-
formed with Hang Thomas in the
New York State League, represent
ing Troy. Malone was secured b
the local magnates when It was -
certained that Stretch" Meehan had
discontinued playing basketball To-
the season. Malone is rated with
Hagerty and "Swede" Grimestead as
the trio Of best plvots Of the a
Malone, having performed with
Thomas many times during the prez
ent season. will be at home in the
local lineup tomorrow night.
Pete Hanson, Dewey Schwankert
and Harry Davis viii be On hand to
fill the guarding positions and eaot
Of these men are guards of the high
est calibre. Pete did not go into se-
ton against the Celtics last month,
due to illness, but Is expected to
show TO advantage tomorrow night
It is not known definitely which or
these three men Captain Thomas
will start the game with, but either
TWO of the three are intop-notcIz
condition.
The Original Ceiitcs, fresh from :
victory over the Brooklyn Profess
ionals. which they achieved in ths
last minute Of play. will bring their
regular lineup, consisting of Hoz-
man, Beckman, Hagerty. Leonard.
Witty and Barry, to this city for
This game, and while they anticipate
stiff opposition, expect to annex the
scalps of the local warriors to their
long casualty list. The CeIt1cs are
about ready to close their Basketball
season, having compiled their most
impressive record. defeating gum
tets from every section OF the east
middle west and south
Chick" Farley viii officiate a.
usual. The fans attending this tus
sic will see moving pictures MAIDS or
the game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
FIVE EXPECT
TO DEFEAT DEFEAT CEtTICSS
HERE TOMORROW Night

II ever a basketball team represent
ing this city had a good opportunity
to defeat the worlds champion Or
iginal Celtice, that team is the pres
ent Perth Amboy Five, who have
placed Perth Amboy at the pinnacle
Of basketballdom by their splendid
performances on the two-basketed
court this season. The quintet that
the management OF the local court
sters has selected to give battle to
the invading Celtics Is without a
doubt the classiest combination of
dribblers that eve played together
under the coiors OF this city and
from all indications should give the
champions one of the hottest tussels
that they have encountered this year.
frankie Boyle. erstwhile stellar
performer in the Eastern and New
York State Basketball Leagues, will
team UP with Hank" Thomas at the
forward positions and with these
hustling speedsters performing up to
their regular standard OF play, the
opposing guards will have to travel
in high throughout the entire forty
minutes of play. Boyle made a ire
mendous hit with local fans last Sat
urday night at the Auditorium when
he assisted the locals in downing
the colors of the Junto Big Five.
Boyle also played great ball with the
locals against the Pittsburgh colored
champs Sunday night at New York
City. With these two games in the
home teams lineup under his belt,
Boyle feels quite at home with tie
rest Of the team and should be a
great help to the Amboy dribblers in
this all-important game.
Leo Malone of the BROOKLYN Pro-
~fessionals, who were defeated by the
'Celtics at Brooklyn Sunday night in
an additional five-minute period by a
three-point margin. will jump center
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
TOTTENVLLE WOMEN ARE
SUCCESSFUL IN TOURNEY

Tottenville women bowfers have
annexed various honors In the Ma.
tional Recreation tournament which
has been running on Brooklyn alleys
the past week. They are also sched-
uled to take part In the Interstate
tournament to start or Thum's al
legs this Thursday.
The Tottenville team COPIED
second place in the five man event,
and Mrs. James Hodge and Mrs.
Alfred Palmer won second place for
Tottenville in the doubles event
Mrs. Hodge also copied second
honors in the individual set.
Mrs. Hodge and Mrs. Palmer have
won numerous titles and medals N
events of this kind,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS PLAY PASSAIc OUT
HITTING CLUB
HERE THIS WEEKEND.
BROOKLYN COMBINE

showing here last year. The Bloom
field nine of Manager Koch was all
set to hand a lacing to the locals on
Sunday afternoon and the players
were even satisfied to come here
for a practice game but Manager
Poulsen announced that the local
field was not even in condition for
a practice contest.
Jensen pitched great ball last year
and it is believed Joe Gingrass, the
new Amboy twirler, will have a hard
time holding the hard hitting Brook
lyn stickers.
An announcement of real interest
to the followers of baseball in this
vicinity may DE made within, a day
or two. If the proposed deal is put
across the local combination will
gain statewide fame.
The same program as planned for
last Sunday afternoon will be put
on this weekend, Manager Poulsen
announces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

dent team for the contest here.
The fans who turned out for tbs
New Brunswick-Perth Amboy In
dependent game last week left the
hall well satisfied for they witnessed
a contest which featured action from
Referee Aliens initial time
Coach Johnny Fitzpatrick of the
Middlesex county champion South
River High School quintet. has an
nounced that three of his baskstssfE
are crippled and therefore cannot
play the local independent combine
ton. An effort is being made to land
a game between the local indepen-
dents and the South River High
School team of a year ago. This
outfit also won the county Champion
ship.
There is a possibility that a gsns
between the 1929 South River
team and the present Independents,
may be staged in connection with .
Roosevelt Generalization Imperial
clash in this city. Both OF these
games r in demand by the feus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
DEXTER BASKETEERS WIN
FROM LARSON QUINTET

The Dexter basketball team de-
.eated the Larson All Stars in q
court contest at the auditorium, Sat
urday afternoon to the tune of a 25-
II score. At half time the Stars
were leading, 1876. Excellent team
work of the Dexters featured this
tussle, while Kidd and Henry starred
for the Vanquished team.
Tomorrow night at the auditor
ium the Dexters will play the Y. NJ.
Fl. A. stars in the. deciding game of
the American Legion light junior
league.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

The rain of last Sunday afternoon
means that the Perth Amboy Base
ball Association nine will have to
buck up against a tougher opponent
in the Ridgewoods of Brooklyn for
an opening opponent. The Brook
lynites will play the Amboys here
next Sunday and this team was
stronger last year and is stronger
this year than the Bloomfield Field
Club.
Last season the Ridgewoods took
the initial fall out of the Amboy rep
kresentative nine, beating the locals
by a five-point margin through their
'success in connecting with the slants
of Aicer Jensen, local southpaw who
is playing with the Danville-School-
field nine in the Piedmont League
this season.
Bloomfield has one of the strong
est semi pro mines in this state and
this combination deserves a crack
at the Amboys as a result of their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
CHR|STENSENS
TEAM WINNER
Ryan's Five Man Bowling
Combination Loses Two
Out of Three Games

Christensen's five-man bowling
team won two out OF three games
from Ryan's combination last night.
The first game was won by Ryan's
team by thirty-three pins, Brady OF
the winning combination being high
with 203. The second game went to
Christensen's team by thirty pins,
Anderson's 1873 being high. The de-
Gliding game was won by Christen-
sens men by fifty-three pins. a zoe
score by Capt. Christensen taking
first place.
Brady was high average man for
the match with 1877, Christensen
leading his team with III.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
ny" JUNIOR VARSITY Wins
GAME FROM ALL STARS

With Revellini and Morrison per-
forming in spectacular fashion the
z. M. C. A junior varsity basketball
team defeated the All Stars in a
game played on the local "Y''. court
Saturday 2S-11. Slifkin proved to be
the shining light for the losers. A
feature of the game was the splendid
guarding by the varsity, the Stars
being held scoreless from the field
during the entire forty minutes of
play.
This was the twelfth victory out of
sixteen starts for the ~" team. The
score at half time was 17-4. Peter
Grieve refereed.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
AUGUST HUTH FORMS
STRONG DIAMOND OUTFIT

August HUH, Staten Island base
ball manager. has organized a dia-
mond combination this season
which he IL confident will make the
best teams on the island and in this
section, play their hardest. His
team will be known as the Staten
Island All STARS.
Lefty" Laurent and Bragger OF
Railway. and Oberts, formerly OF the
Charleston nine. will be lined up
with the All Stars. Manager Huth
Is DESTROYS of arranging games with
all of the leading combinations in
this section. The All Star manager
can be reached by calling Totem
vile 14So-W. Travelling games are
desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

The Starf1sh bowling team failed
to defeat the Ironclad outfit three
straight games last night and as q
result the latter team annexed the
championship OF the local Elks
league. In the first game the Starfsh
took a blind score and lost out by
eighteen pins, they annexed honors
in the second game by over $50 pins
and lost the deciding game Of the
match by two pins.
Jost and Jessen of the StarGsh
team rolled the only double century
scores in this match, the latter aver.
aging 1874.
Arrangements now will be made
for a meeting OF the Madisons, FIRST
half champions, and the Ironciads
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
LOCAL TOURNEY
GAMES START
Three Sets Rolled at Argonne
Last hight-Four Sets
Tonight
Individual Tourney

An individual bowling tournament
started on the Argonne aileys Last
night, three sets of games oeiAg roll
ed. One set between Howard Rich
ards and Meyer Larson was post
poned and will be rolled SATURDAY.
night OF this week. In the games
rolled last night Ben Jorgenson Won
" from Andy Gadek, Bill jenkins
won two from Simonsen, and Al Tip
beat c. Hansen two out of three.
Tonight Tip will take on Rich-
ards, Hansen will bowl Larson. Ca
dek is matched with Simonsen, and
Jorgenson with Jenkins. Each n
try win have FIVE matches after to-
night.
The RcOress
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

stars
Form woodbridea Team

' WOODBRIDGE, April 1o:-The
young Peoples Club OF the local
Hungarian Reformed church has or
vanized q baseball team for the COM
ing season The players have had
considerable experience and are ex-
pected to give q good account OF
themselves. The club still has open
dates for Sunday afternoon games.
Clubs desiring to book games are re-
fsrred to Alexander Szabo' Main
street, Woodbridge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
Eagles

The Floyd Johnson-Jess Willard
boxing bout for the milk fund in
New York City has been assured
through the calling of of the sched-
uled Fred Fulton-Johnson bout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
rOncIddS Take Two
Games From StdrfiSh
and WinLeagueH OnOrS

TO decide the league championship
for the season.
Tomorrow night the Nationals and
Sterlinss will bowl, and on Friday
night the Madisons and PAGERS will
roll the final set IN the second half
schedule.
The aroros.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10
BEAT
HUMANE FIVE
Davidson Avenue Firenen
Win Two Games in Their
Last Match

The Eagle bowling team won two
out of three games from the HUI
names on the Argonne alleys last
night. This was the last match for
these teams. Tonight the Protsc-
tions will take on the Libertys.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

win have been completed by that
time.
The same program as was ar
ranged for the Rarttan Copper
Works field last Sunday afternoon
will be put on next Sunday. Weather
conditions prevented the staging of
the first scheduled game.
I For the second time this season
and the third time IN two years, the
Original Celtic basketball team will
be seen in action on the local au-
ditortusn court tomorrow night.
The bowling tourney arranged by
the Perth Amboy Bowling Associa-
ton was started on the Argonne al
leys, Hobart street, last night. The
schedule calls for six more sets of
games.
Real plans are being made for
rifle shooting in this city and vicin-
ity during the coming summer. The
Perth Amboy Rifle Club has been
quite active on their indoor range
during the winter months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-10

American Midgets Booking
The American midgets would like
10 challenge any midget team in this
section, The manager can be COM
inundated with at 270 Barclay
street.