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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-14

inauguraci5nt del Hospital bajo el 81,
suiente programa:
Il (a)---S Session ConjHnta de la ,Asam-
blea Municipal el CoRcejo de Ad.
ministraci6n durante la cual la con
currencia quedara enferada de La do
cumentaci6n Official eNistente en- ell
archiyo de esta Acadia. en- relaci6n
con la obra Nevada a cabo, levantdnt
dose actat .contentiva de un expressive
roto de gracias cue ell pueblo de Utua-
do, por conducto de aquellos dos or
ganismes ofrece al noble espailol Sc
nor Figueras.
Coloeaei0n del retrato de Ia
se1orita Figueras, en- ell sitio adecua-
do del edificio.
(c)-Discurso del Lcdo. Francisco
R. Flores, Comisionado Municipal de
Instruction, nombre del Concejo,
/ (O-Breve disertaci6n por ell jo
ven Francisco Pagan, corresponsal del
limportante periodico~ Ell IMPAIR
CIAL.
(e)-Conferencia por el senor ms
pector de escuela Don G. Cordero, en-
representation del grupo de maestro<
de Utuado.
| (f)-Discurso del sefor Manuel
Martinez, como representante de la
Casa de Espafia. H
(g)-Disertaci6n sobre Ia influen-
Eicia, del hogar cristiano en- la realiza-
ci6n de obras de bien, por ell Lcdo. An
tonic de Jesls Lopez, Presidente de
Ia Asamblea Municipal
(h}-obsequios, reparticf6n de un
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-14
PARALIzADo.

FL asunto de Ia San Juan Dock Co.,
que estaba sehalado para ser tratado
Ell la Comisi0n de Sewicio Piblico,
en- su Ultima sekion. qued6 sin discu-
tirse. Las obras estdn completamente
paralizadas Y no Sc habla de reanu-
darlas, 10 que no puede hacerse en-
tanto no Sc resuclya ell asunto en- los
centres oficiales tribunales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-14
PARA Ell Ola p.

Sc ha senalado una vista ante la
Ccmision de Servieio Ptiblico para ira
tar de la solicitud de franquicia para
TEL establecimiento de una red de ferro-
ca1iles el6ctricos en- toda la isla, GU
70 asunto Sc estd tratando desde ha-
ce algdn tempo Y tiene oposici6n de
liversas eihpresas de trasportes.
NO dele de yer "BAJo DOS BAN
EERAS" por, Priscilla Dean.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-14

RFTUERDO Y vista de la concurrent
cia a los Departamentos del Edificio.
NOTAS:- -Empezara esta solemnidad,
las ? de la tarde del dfa arriba
-saialado. Todos los actos serdn
amenhados por la orquesta.
Estaran debidamente representa-.
dos todos los organismos, que son
eyponentes del progreso y la cultu-
ia de nnestro pueblo; Casa de I7s-
hana, Casino de Utuado, Comcrefo.
fndustria, Agriculture, Bancos, Lo-
gias Mas5nica y 0dfdlica. Iglesia
Evangelical. Gaballeros de Colon.
Iglesia Cat6lica, Profesiones, Cen
tros de estndios sociol6sicos, Fede-
raci6n de los trabajadores, Macs
tfos del Disfiito Escolar, Partidos
polftic0s, etc.
Tambi6n nos honrard con su pre-
sencia ell digno Representative en- la
LeSlSldtuId Ihsdldi. poi Ctudeo, ST
flor Jose <Tulla y Torres.
Utuadc, febrero ? de 1923.
MaaTel Perez Soto,
Presidente del Clio. de Admcn.
JIigucl Ndlp1, ).
Representative del sehor Figueras.
Dr. II. cmrasqmTlo,
Medico Director del Hospital.
Ledo- 4aton;o dc Jcsds L6pe-,
Presiaente de Ia Asamblea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-14
A DENTON LIE ROBARON
IA PERRA

Ell seior Robert Denton ha infor-
mado la policfa seereta que lie han
sustraido de su residencia en- la ca
lie de Lola su perra de raza alema-
ma.
Dice el senior Denton quo gratifica-
ra esplendidamente quien Sc Ia en-
tregue.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-14
FL HOSP|TAb DE UTUADO

\ nomhre de su extirta senoritd
hia. fallecda hace alg1n tempo. Ca
talina. hizo a Utuado una espl6ndida
donaci6n el conocido financiero de Arc
'cib3. senior Antonio Figueras. para
81 corriente mes. esta senalada Ia inau
saraci6n del nuevo edificio, signo ex-
presiyo del altruista obsequio. A ese
-cfecto Sc ha publicado la siguiente in
yitaci6n-programa:
.GOBIERNO MUNICIPAL DE +.
~ { UTUADO.
INABGURACI0N DEL HOSPITAL
..CATALINA FIGUERAs9:
ii Pueblo en- general:
Conocido es de todos ell hecho de
cue el bondadoso caballero Don Anto-
rio Tigueras. hoy residente en- Espa-
In, don6 este Municipio Ia cantidad
de $27,G00 dollars para la construction
eQiiipo de TN Hospital en- harmonic
cen las necesidades de esta jurisdic-
cf6n.
sabido es tambien que esta carita-
tiva donaci6n la hizo dicho senior, en-
recuerdo de su malograda hija seilori-
ia Catalina Figueras, a quien Dios
labEti aeogido; acknowledgements en- So
;.aIIglllAirQsp >Seao, ya rqpes las virtlpdes
tgfistiqslas fgerop asa principal a{do7rnop: q:
"a lines ,bien.la pueblo ;da Etuado. de-
ssaindd (emostrar'al hidalgoi eaballero
rtDaan.A Antonio Figaeras,. esua mas pro-
i IiaDio agra{lecimieDto,. per itan iinpor-
tante Y generosa obra, celebrard el
dia Is de 2rbrero del eorriente, la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-14

RETUERDO Y vista de la concurren-
cia a los Departamentos del Edificio.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
UT-OF-DOO
Trapshooting, Hunting, Fishing
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS
Governors
Island
Sandy Hook Princess Bay and
Perth Amboy

of fourteen years. Persons under
this age are therefore, prohibited
from hunting unless they come with
in the exception noted below.
(Licenses may be issued to per-
sons under the age of fourteen when
applied for by parent OF legal guar
dian, but such person may only hunt
when accompanied by a holder Of a
regular residents or non-residents
license who shall be above the age
of twenty-one years.)
4. Nonresident and alien males
above the age of fourteen who desire
to FISH ONLY and who have not
taken out a "Non-residents' and Al
lens Hunting and Fishing License.
must secure a 'tNon-residents' and
Aliens Fishing License" in order to
fish for any fish in the fresh waters
by the method commonly known as
angling.
s: This license emitting the le-
gal holder thereof to FISH ONLY
shall cost 1925. This license does
not entitle the holder to hunt.
6. No license to fish is required
n r. sirk IT, So
a. Nonresident and Alien fe-
males.
(b) Nonresident and Alien
males under fourteen years.
Fish o. Graphs
Fishing on last Sunday and on La
Dor Dav was good in spots. Down
the bay near the Dental Works, at
Great Kills and around Sandy HOOK
some good catches were made. Along
the coast surf fishermen were not
| always so lucky.
"Bub" Jensen and "Uncle Pete
Van SICKLE had a party down TO
Sandy Hook and returned with a
nice mess of croakers, weakhsh and
founders. They always get them.
Tony Munoz was also down that
way in his boat CXI and did not re-
turn empty handed. A nice lot OF
| eroakers and weakfish repaid him
Some fine blue FISH were taken of
Great Kills on Monday. h is
good news for those who enjoy
trolling for these fighters and 1t is
| hoped that they remain in the pay
for some time. ,
"Buddie" Larsen. HOWE, Jen-
sen. 'Bob" MacWilliam and one
other mighty anglers tried their luck
near he Dental Works. Beside tbs
sunburn they acquired they found
. weakfish or two. (Must have beer
weak-or perhaps sick.)
Eddie Cheshire, a well known
angler from Woodbridge ant
"Buck" MacWilliam, nshed near tn
red buoy at Dromgould's on Lapo'
Day. Somehow or other six weak
fish and one spot found their wa!
into the canoe and now Buck ant
Ed consider themselves full fledge'
anglers.
Surf fishing along the coast wa
fairly good on Sunday but on Mon
day the sea was so bad that It wa
almost impossible to fish. A rev
blues were taken and some weak
fish and croakers, but we have hear
of no bass being beached over TN
week end.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
LAD TO
HURL AGAINST LOCALS
IN GAME TOMORROW

and utility man, will also be in atten-
dance and ready for service in any
position except backstop.
"Dopey" Smith or Buddy" Mayo,
will receive the pitching assignment
for the Amboys Tomorrow, unless
Buddy Wilson is not used in
Hightstown this afternoon. The To-
cal manager is DESTROYS OF evening
the score with the ~balltossers from
the Dublin section of the city.
There is considerable interest In
the Dublin-Amboy tilt, a great deal
more than was conferred in the OPEN
ing game. Many critics In this sec
ton endeavored to show that the
Dub1ins did not have a chance with
Poulsen's crack outfit, and Sheehan's
team turned around and registered
a 1872 victory.
A victory for the Dublins tomor-
row will end the series, with the
Dublins as the city champions. To-
morrow's contest viii start prompt-
ly at $3.50 o'clock and Messrs. Bar
rett and Cunningham, will officiate
1t has been rumored in baseball
circles that the fans will receive .
surprise when tomorrow's contest
gets under way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
POLICE VISIT
F|RPO'S CAMP
Members of Squad A Motored
To Atlantic City Yester-
day Afternoon

Members Of Squad "A" Of the To-
cal police department, Joseph
Dryer, Arthur Peterson, Frank Cen
eski, Frank Sullivan, Michael Fitz-
patrick and Louis Hansen, visited
the camp of Luis Firpo, South AM
erican heavyweight champion. and
contender for the title of Jack
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight cham
pion, at Atlantic City yesterday aft
ernoon.
William Seiboth, president of the
P~atrolmen's Benevolent Association,
was the squads guest Of honor and
Frank Fanny Terio, handled the
wheel on the trip. The b~Iuecoats
had a hard time inducing "Panny"
to return to this city, after he had
been offered a job as sparring part
ner in the camp.
On the return trip, the police stop
ped at Long Branch to witness the
boxing bouts in the Casino, and al
Saidler's for a shore dinner. Dwyer
served as chairman of the commit
tee in charge of the outing.
The squad Is planning several
similar events, and it is probable
that other squads of the department
will arrange similar outings. Squad
"A" is working days at the present
time, 7 In the morning until 3
o'clock in the afternoon. Terio re-
ports that F1rpo is in great shape
for his battle next Friday night with
the champion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
AMBOYS PLAY
LEAGUE GAME
Is -
PouIsen Nine to Engage
HightStoWn Team on Ped
die Field Today

Peddie field at Hi~ghtstown, will be
the scene of another Three-County
League baseball game this afternoon.
The league leading Hightstown nine
will have the Perth Amboys, as ar
opponent, In a contest which was
originally scheduled for the local
diakfond.
Wilson, Smith or Mayo will start
on the mound for the visitors, and
Jimmy Dooley, of Elizabeth, will do
the 1inging for the Mercer county
aggregation. Al Lorenzo will do the
receiving, and Smith, Burnett, Stin-
son, McEnroe, Loeser, Pfeiffer and
Flynn will patrol the outer gardens.
The league leaders won from the
Amboys on the Heightstown dia-
mond last Monday afternoon, by a
al score. Mayo started for the Wis
itors, and Dooley pitched for Nights
town.. "Dopey'' Smith was used as
a pinch-hitter and pitched the last
two innings. Dumb baseball in the
first inning was responsible for the
visitors downfall and after the game
with the Hightstown team, the Am
bows went to Freehold and defeated
the strong representative nine OF
that place in an exhibition tilt.
ONLY n Three-M League contest
has been played in this city to date,
the contest with Yardville, and only
one other game will be played here.
The ]. N. Barber nine is carded to
come here on Sunday, September %.
Buses will leave the corner of
Market and Second streets at 1880
o'clock this afternoon for the
aightstown field.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
CABIN CRUISER
RACE PLANNED
Fifty Mile Event to be Started
Here Tomorrow Morning
Last Race

The last event of the Raritan Bay
Yacht Racing Association will take
place tomorrow from the Raritan
Yacht Club at the local course in the
form OF a fifty-mile off-shore cabin
cruiser race to Scotland Lightship
and return. The race will start at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning and
will be run for the Peter Olsen cabin
cruiser trophy.
About six boats will be entered
from Keyport, Sewaren, Railway
and this city. While 1t is to be the
only event OF the day, plenty of in
terest Is being shown. w. L. Howatt,
of the Raritan Yacht Club, owner Of
the Lotto" which took second pick
of the prizes at the cabin cruiser
race in Keyport last week, will be
the leading local entry, and with the
showing made against the Sonia"
owned by r. w. Muller of Sewaren
club, In this event, local boat fans
are of the opinion that the local
yachtsman will haul in the spoils in
tomorrow's fete.
o. o. Cakes, OF the Sewaren club,
owner of the Rascal" and M.
Christie, also of the Sewaren club,
owner of the "Naniwa III', will be
two other important entries tomor-
row. Last season both these yachts
men grabbed off first honors in the
events of the association and have
declared their willingness to partici-
pate. With these two entered and
Howatt, the local boatsman, racing,
intense rivalry is expected.
With the season fast coming to q
close the Raritan Bay Yacht Racing
Association Ia making plans for next
season when some of the biggest re-
gattas ever held in this section will
take place. So far this season every
event has been run of in fine shape
under the auspices of the various
clubs. The Raritan Yacht Club, 1t
can well be said, took the most i'm
portant role in the seasons events
and, with the exception of the hard
luck encountered by the Compton
brothers and their sloop Nadia"
last Sunday when they were nosed
out of the season sailboat trophy by
a few seconds, has been quite sue
cessful.
Something new Is to be started
next season in the line of sailing
events, as fifteen foot catboats are
expected to be added to the various
class events, which is expected to
create an abundance of added inter-
est. The catboats are small one-sail
craft and about fifteen or twenty OF
these are expected to be represented
from the various clubs next year..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
TEN EYCK To
FACE LANDINGS
Metuchen HurIer Will do
Pitching for Fords Team
at County Seat

Dick Ten Eyck, Metuchen pitch
ing ace, will fling EN- acros for the
Fords baseball team of Manager
Steve Anthony, in q game with the
Landings of New Brunswick, ON the
Bucceleuch Park grounds. New
Brunswick, tomorrow afternoon. This
is the most important game on the
Fords schedule for this season.
The borough portside hurler pitch
ed excellent ball against the Holy
Trinity nine of Helmetta last Sun
day, and also put UP excellent pitch
ing exhibitions against the New
Brunswick representatives last sea-
son. The Landings of last summer,
were stronger than the nine of to-
day and, therefore, the Anthony
forces have a good chance of bring
ing back the bacon tomorrow.
Mickey Stuart and Paul Sutton,
probably will be in the points for
the home team in this conflict, and
the remainder of the lineup will be
the same as was used against the
Amboys in two contests this sum-
mer. The Landings were beaten in
both games, one at Nelson field, in
New Brunswick, and the other In
this city.
Manager Anthony will place his
strongest collection of tossers behind
Ten Eyck tomorrow, in an effort to
register a win. The members OF
the Fords team and rooters will
leave Meyers barber shop about 1880
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Fords
will return to Helmetta at an early
date for another contest with the
Holy Trinity team of that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08

T~ottenville players and fans are
preparing for the Amboy series 10
be started on the Raritan Copper
Works field a week from tomorrow
afternoon. This series is a five game
affair and If each team wins two
contests, the playing field for the de-
Gliding title viii be chosen By the
toss of q coin.
From present indications, the
Aquehongas will have at least two
new faces In the lineup on next
Sunday afternoon. The Amboys also
are expected to have several nes*
men on the roster for this series.
Messrs. Enrich and Romer OF the
Tottenville team, are preparing the
schedule for The remainder OF the
season. The balance OF the conten-
ders for the Staten Island Champions
ship honors, viii be played on SONS
of the remaining datse on their
schedule.
Tomorrow's engagement will start
promptly at $3.50 o'clock and Harry
Robedee will ofhciate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
JAMESBURG 8
WINS AN0THER
So. Amboy P. R. r. Y. M. C. A.
Outfit Beaten in Twilight
Game Last Night

JAMEsBURG, Sept. s-The local
representative nine evened its score
with the South Ampoy p. r. R. 7.
M. @. A. nine on the local field last
night. The South Amboy represen-
tatives defeated the Jamesburg nine
several weeks ago and yesterday
evening the locals hung up a 81 win
over the ball tossers of Gene Thorn
as.
The heavy stick work of the home
club and the wildness of Buckalew
were responsible for the downfall OF
the visiting aggregation. The home
team sewed up the bacon by regis
tering six runs in the first two In
nings of the seven session encounter:
Debosky and Morgan welded
wicked bludgeons for the local outnu
while Let's was the leading batter
for the opposition. South Amboy
scored one u in the second In
ming.
Jamesburg's representative nine
has been beaten only four times this
season the four defeats coming In a
row.
nj. Aaxr aoora.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08

With southpaw o%1denboom, of
woodbridge, on the mound and the
remainder of the lineup the same as
was used in the first city champion
ship contest, the Dublin Glee Club
nine will take the field against the
Perth Amboys on the Raritan Cop
per works diamond tomorrow after
moon. The Dublins registered a 1872
victory in the series opener.
The Woodbridge hurler showed
real class with the Tannersville nine
in the New York-New England state
league which closed its eason on
Labor Day. Charley Kochek, of this
city, played the initial sack for the
same team.
Mickey Stang of New Brunswick,
handled the assignment for the Dub
Inns in the first contest, and his mas
terful pitching, was a big help in
the downfall of the local semi pro
nine. In addition, Stang clouted a
homer with two men on base.
Oldenboom will be supported by
Jay Wallace behind the plate, John
Burke. Tom Burke. Gus Nesley and
Benny Gloff in the infield, and
Wood, Pfeiffer and Zehrer in the
outfield. Mickey Milchick, pitcher
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
AWBOYS TO Play LEAGUE NJ CITY SEXES CONTESTS
Concord Vine Prepared
For Battle Tomorrow
With AQuehOnga Club

The Tiger baseball team Of Con-
cord, Staten Island. will be strength
ened considerably for a game tomor-
row afternoon with the Aquehonga
outfit OF Messrs. Enrich and Ro-
mer on the Tottenville field. The
Concord representatives claim to be
a contender for the Staten Island
diamond championship.
Inasmuch as the Stapietons who
were defeated by the Aquehongas
last Sunday, won from the Tigers on
the Stapleton field on Labor Day aft
ernoon, the Tiger manager has de-
cided to bolster up for tomorrow's
engagement.
1t is expected that Art Romer.
veteran southpaw, who was knocked
from the mound by the Dublins, last
Monday afternoon, will do the pitch
ing for the home club tomorrow and
"Ches" Nesley will be stationed be-
hind the plate. The remainder OF
the lineup will be the same as was
used last weekend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
One Hundred Shooters
Entered I'm Big Event
AT Local Range To-day

With 100 entries the biggest gun
shoot ever held in this section was
started this morning under the aus
pices of the Perth Amboy Rod and
Gun Club at the new grounds on
Garretson field near the Barber AS
phalt plant. The shoot began at 10
O'Clock. this morning and entries will
be received as late as 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
Champions as well as some of the
leading trapshooters in the state are
represented at the shoot, while many
1ocaI gunners are also taking part.
State Champion Clarence B. Plat, Of
Bridgeton, N. j., and Albert /. WINS,
who recently raked IN the American
handicap championship, will partici-
pate in the shoot today. Adam
eSchrimpf, winner of the high scratch
prize in the Monte Carlo handicap.
staged by the Robin Hood Gun Club
at Staten Island, also expected to
enter.
AS for the local entries, Albert
Waters will be the main entry from
this city, while plenty of other local
Sunners will be entered. With G..
Frank Disbrow, South Amboy's lead
ing trapshooter, in the contest, full
Of confidence, and al" from here,
with all hopes of grabbing off some
of the big trophies, plenty of interest
will be conferred locally.
Twenty-three prizes will be award
ed today to gunners collecting the
most points. The list Is as follows:
First prize, 800; second prize, $75;
third prize, $50: fourth prize, $40:
fifth prize. $50; sixth prize, $25; sew
enth prize, $40; eighth prize, SIS,
There will also be prizes of $40 given
to the next thirteen high guns, while
$40 and IS will be awarded to the
first and second low gun.
Plenty of parking space for autos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08

C1GCI "a
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League
Philadelphia, 10; New York, s.
Boston, IL; Brooklyn, 8.
Chicago, g.; Pittsburgh, 4.
St. Louis, 5; Cincinnati, 1 (hrst
game).
Cincinnati, 8; St. Louis, 8 (second
game).
American League
Boston, A; Philadelphia, 0.
Chicago, z; St. Louis, 2.
Detroit, IL; Cleveland. Q.
Other clubs not scheduled.
International League
Reading, Z; Jersey City, 6 (twelve
innings).
Baltimore, 9; Newark, s.
Toronto, Z; Buffalo, 6 Go i%nnings).
Rochester, 6; Syracuse, 1.
GAMES TODAY
National League
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston (two games).
Cincinnati at st. Louis (two
games).
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
American League
New York at Washington.
st. Louis at Chicago (two games)'
Detroit at Cleveland.
Boston at Philadelphia (two
games).
International League
Reading at Jersey City.
Newark at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Rochester at Syracuse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS

announced shortly. A strong lineup
has been talked Of.
The Raritan Bay Yacht Racing
Association will have a greater pro-
gram for the followers OF water
sports in this vicinity next summer
1t has been made known.
Staten Island fans viii flock to the
Aquehonga field in Tottenville to-
morrow afternoon to get a last look
at Art Romer's Tottenville repre-
sentative nine before the start OF
their series with the Amboys. This
series will start here a week from
Sunday.
There is a possibility that Johnny
Dundee will not agree to a meetinn
with Benny Leonard on Sept. 20. the
date set following the postponement
Of the bout booked for Wednesday
night of this week.
Athletes at the local high school
interested in football, will receive
real workouts in the near future,
Coach Stauffeur has made known.
"Babe" Ruth, of the New York
Yankees, has shown the critics what
effect condition has had on his base
ball playing this summer. This has
been the Bambino's best season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
EMERALDS WILL TRAVEL
TO HELMETTA TOMORROW

The Emerald baseball team Of this
city, will travel to Helmettas tomor-
row afternoon to stack forces against
the Holy Trinity nine Of that place.
The Holy Trinity combination suf-
fered D setback at the hands Of the
Fords nine last Sunday.
Manager Mansheld's Emerald nine
was leading So in the fifth inning Of
a twilight encounter on Thursday
night, when the South Amboy frs
noted and interest taken from
the contest. The Emeralds were play
ing the Pirates. also of this city. on
the Wonderland Park grounds IN
this game. Herman Jeron pitched
for the Emeralds, while Gardella
occupied the hill for the Pirates.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08

has been arranged at the grounds
and space for spectators has also
been lined out. The new grounds
where the shoot will take place are
situated on the Woodbridge main
road, just 200 yards west OF the
Barber Asphalt Company's new
plant. Perth Amboy and Woodbridge
police will be stationed all along the
course from this city to the grounds
to direct the people to the place Of
the shoot, while the officers will also
maintain order on the field. Refresh
ments will be served on the grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-09-08
Knesel Against Yankees

George Knesel, of R~ossyille, sta
fen Island, former backstop of tho
Tottenyille Aquehongas, did the re-
eeiying for the Allentown, Pa, team
in the New York-Pennsylvania
League at Allentown on Thursday.
The Allentown team won, ST.