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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
INTEREST IN
So. AMBOY co
Hungarians of This City En-
gage Sacred Heart Ball
Team Tomorrow
MANY fans from this city will ira

Many fans from this city will ira
vel to South Amboy tomorrow after
noon to see the baseball game be-
tween the Sacred Heart nine of that
Aplace and the Hungarian Catholic
club of this city.
The Hungarian nine nave been
stepping at n fast pace to, date this
season. having defeated the Flyers
on the Maurer field last Sunday af-
ternoon. The Sacred Hearts have
also been going in great array since
the strengthening of their lineup.
Faltisco will do the mound work
for the visitors tomorrow while Ras-
mussen will take the position behind
the bat. For the South Amboy nine
Buckalew will take care of~the twirl-
ing and Lagoda will hold down the
receiving berth. Both teams will
form the rest of their lineup from
the regular roster.
The Hungarian team will leave the
clubrooms on Cortlandt street at
2:15 O'Clock in buses, and Manager
Yuhas wishes all players to be pres
ent so that a prompt start might be
made. A large gathering of follow
ers will accompany the team to the
South Amboy diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
AMBOYS WILL
ENDEAVOR TO ANNEX
TWO BIG CONTESTS

Ed Mooney Poulsen's Perth
Amboy baseball nine will play its
first double-header of the present
season on the Raritan Copper Works
field tomorrow afternoon. In the
first contest the Catholic Club of
Plainfield will be engaged and in the
second tilt, the Dublin Glee Club
nine will be played, in the first game
of a city series.
The local manager has not made
any official announcement regarding
the moundsmen to be used in tomor-
srow's double bill, bat it is probable
that Daugherty WILDE saved for the
big game with the Meadowbrooks OF
Newark on Monday night. This
game was originally scheduled for
Friday night, but was called of on
account of President Harding's bur-
iaI.
Bill Flynn, one of the leading
pitchers in this section in former
reasons nay receive the assignment
in one of the games and speed"
Martin of High Bridge, probably
will do the hurting in the other con-
test. "Dopey" Smith, first sacker Of
the locals, and Bill Rudy, short
stop, are also pitchers.
Catholics Strong
The P1ainfield Catholic Club nine
made itself as an attraction last Sun
a afternoon by holding the Rec
reations of Plainfield, a contender
for the state semi-pro title, to a 30
game after defeating the Maurer nine
of this city in the first game OF a
double-header on the Elizabeth
grounds. The Catholics defeated
Maurer once before, and also holds
victories over the Landings, Carteret
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

are no longer with the Aquehongas.
The new leader will continue 70
strengthen his team until It Is cap
able of holding its own with the best
aggregations in the metropolitan dis
trict. Romer is confident that Tot
~tenville will have a winning team IN
the field for the first Amboy game
a week from tomorrow.
Romer 70 Pitch
The veteran pitcher has been
pitching great ball for the Staten Isl
land Standards this summer, and
Knott and Ripley have also been
playing great ball with this team
"Chet' Nesley, local backstop, viii
receive Romer tomorrow and Mike
Tague, local ~third-sacker, also viii
be with the Aquehongas for the ball
ance of the summe
Regardless of how strong the Aque-
honga team is tomorrow, the Totem
vile representatives will have to step
some in order to register a victory
over rhe fast stepping Port Rich7
mond aggregation. The Vikings have
established a good record TO date
this
Harry Robedee will do the off
ciating In tomorrow's contest which
is slated to start promptly at $50
! o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
BASEBALL TEAM
ON WOODBRIDGE DIAMOND

The Hungarian Catholic Club of
Woodbridge will take the diamond
tomorrow afternoon against the Lib
erty A. C. of Railway, in what is
expected to be a fast game on the
Woodbridge field.
Prion will probably do the work
on the mound for the Woodbridge
team in tomorrow's engagement,
while Truck Durham will be on
hand in case relief is needed. The
rest of the Hungarian Club lineup
will be the same, and IN effort will
be made to over-shadow the defeat
| registered over them last Sunday by
the Morgan nine OF South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

and teams of similar strength.
Johnny O'Keefe, 1anky Queen City
moundsman, is expected to receive
the pitching assignment for the Wis
itors in the first tilt. The remain
der of the lineup will be the same
as was used against the Recreations
at Betsytown last Sunday. Tommy
Mullen, ex-Franklin star, will be on
the receiving end for the Catholics.
The Plainfield outfit boasts OF being
a goo dhitting and strong fielding
combination.
Dublins Padded
Bill Sheehan, the man behind the
gun for the Dublin Glee Club base
ball nine, has padded somewhat in
an effort to cop the first game of
the city series. Dublin will turn
out strong for tomorrow's engage
ment and the Glee Club wants the
representative team to make a real
showing.
Jimmy Dooley, speed merchant OF
Elizabeth, will do the pitching for
the Dublins and Jay Wallace Will
be stationed behind the plate. John
stretch Burke will play first,
Andy Mazurek is slated for the key
stone sack. Tom Burke for short
stop and Benny Gloff for the difficult
In the outfield the Dub
Inns will have "Bunt' Pfeiffer and
Joe Wood, and possibly Buotot, hard
hitting Betsytown outfielder.
The first engagement will he
started at 2 o'clock and the second
Immediately after the completion of
the first tilt. Ed Barrett, of New
ark and Percy Cunningham of THU
city, will do the officiating in the
two contests. Cunningham is the
baseball star of seasons ago, well
known to the diamond fans Of this
section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
F
Trapshooting, Hunting, Fishing

liveliest ones, are best. For best
results the killies should be hooked
through the skin of the back start
ing at the head or the tail. The iuke
takes the killies head first SO that
IL you hook the killies starting at
the tail the fiuke gets the point Of
the hook first. Try both ways. Use
a light sinker and light and thin
hooks that the killies can tote
around. Big 1uke hooks and pieces
of pearl. used by some, are not SO
good in drifting. 1t is a good stunt
to carry a disgorger along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
2AMES HERE nv AT 7O77ENWLLE TOMORROW r. M.
JameSburg Wins r
Du Points; 100 Score

JAMESBURG, Aug. thames
burg overwhelmed the strong Du-
Pont team of the Middlesex Count
League and for the second time in
less than a week applied the white
wash brush, final score being James
burg 10, DUPONT o.
The game was one of the best
played in this section for some time
and the defensive playing of the
Jamesburg team behind Carey, who
seemed to be off color prevented sew
eral tallies from coming across. Four
double plays when the play spelled
runs, cut down the visitors, who also
put across two finely double plays.
Plat, of Hightstown, starred like the
finished player he is with two time
ly doubles and led two double plays.
Perrine also pulled down a hard
drive and caught the runner at first
by inches. Breckwedel also pre-
vented several runs in the seventh
inning when he caught Mc-Carthy's
long drive in left after a hard run.
Timberman with twelve outs, batted
we'll as did Morgan. DUPONT looked
dangerous in the eighth inning and
came within an ace of scoring when
with two on base drove fast n to
Holtz who tossed to first for the
third out. Again in the fifth, good
playing by Holtz and Timberman
with two on retired the side.
JamoshuPO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
PLEASANT PLAINS nine
PLAYS HUGUEN0T OUTFIT

The Eagles, colered. of Pleasant
Plains. will form the opposition for
the Hdguenot nine of Staten Island
tomorrow afternoon on the latter's
field.
This will be the third game OF a
series between these two outfits, each
team winning one, and while both
previous events were close ones, to-
morrow's contest is expected to be OF
unusual interest. Both teams have
held practice sessions and are claim.
ed to be in first class shape for thea
engagement. A big crowd Is expect
ed out TO see the rubber" contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
AnnuaIDiamOndS Series
Will Be Started d
EnGOtS and Y. M. {. A.

the regular Saturday afternoon game.
Young has been pitching excellent
ball for the association tossers to
late this summer. Lagoda will do
the receiving for the visitors this at.
ternoon and the remainder OF the
lineup will be the same as has been
used in recent engagements.
Kuran has pitched most OF the
games for the Ingots this season and
Jay Wallace is expected TO receive
him this afternoon. Manager Marty
Hurley will place a strong outfit on
the field in an effort to take the
measure of the cross-river 'aTe-s
in the first contest of theA
The Ingot leader has a ser
ing with the Dupont nine
and he is also endeavoring
game or series with the Mich
nine of Midtown. Possibly n
urday the second game OF In,
Amboy seriLG will be played
latter's field.
Tom Wasace is expect -
umpiring in this afternoons c0utssl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
RED STARS TRAVEL To
HELMETTA BASEBALL FIELD

The Red Star baseball nine of this
city will travel to Helmetta tomor-
row afternoon where they will at
tempt to take the measure of the
strong Holy Trinity nine of that
place. =
Howie and Saboy will compose
the battery for the local nine while
the rest of the lineup will be picked
from Polocko, Borsuk, Kaczimar,
Placzak, Kennedy, Rusty Molly
Hooker and Morgan. The game
scheduled for last Sunday at Fords
against the Postum nine of that
place was not played owing to the
fact that a sufficient guarantee could
not be received IN their arrival at
the Fords diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

Summary Earned runs, James
burg 6; three-base hits, Morgan;
two-base hits, Plat 2, Carey; first
base on balls, Carey 2, Stratton 4;
left on bases, Jamesburg s; wild
pitch, Carey /, Stratton 3; first base
on errors, Jamesburg 4: struck out,
Stratton 4, Carey 2; double plays,
Carey to Timberman, Plat to Holtz
to Timberman, Plat to Holtz to Tim
herman, Perrine to 'Timberman,
|Monaker to L. Stratton to Hart, De-
Fort to Hart; passed balls, McCar-
thy: umpires, Seldom and Peter Lat
'kanic; scorer. Edwards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
RAILWAY uBERTYS NOT
BEATEN BY REFORMED Nine

The Liberty 4. C. of Railway will
play the Hungarian Catholic Club
at woodbridge tomorrow afternoon.
1t was enormously stated in We'd
nesday's headline that the Libertys
of Railway had been defeated by the
| Reformed nine of Woodbridge last
Sunday. 1t was the Liberty nine Of
Elizabeth that was beaten by the
other Woodbridge nine. Durham
will probably be on the mound for
the home team tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
pe,.th Amhov Is. RED Banlk

The Perth Amboy Presbyterian
Brotherhood nine will travel to- Red
Bank this afternoon where they will
play the Brotherhood of that place.
The game scheduled for two weeks
ago between these two outfits, Was
called off on account of rain.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

Babe Ruth. of the Yankees and
Harry Heilman of the Detroit Tigers
will continue their batting contest
for the American league title In a
double header at the Yankee stadium
this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
Tax, Stars challenge

The P%lainfeld Taxi Stars, a col
ored aggregation is after the scalp
of leading teams in this vicinity.
They would like to play in this sec
ton on Sundays. For booking adj
dress Robert Tate, 230 East 4th
street, Plainfield.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
M-eadovvbrooks TO Play

The Meadowbrooks of this city viii
travel to Tottenville tomorrow aft
ernoon where they will cross bats
with the Tottenville All-Stars. Thul-
Lessen and wager will comprise the
battery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

Manager Romer this morning an
nounced his lineup as follows:
Paugh CT: Romer, p; Ripley, II;
HallowelI, IF; Arbogast. lib; Grael,
2b; Tague, 3b; Nesley, C and Lyons
and Cronin utility.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
Salem Feds Anxious

The Salem Feds of this city would
like to hear from some junior teams
in this city. They would prefer
the Sterling Juniors, of South Am
boy. Manager Ballo can be reached
by calling 1894.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

Chicago spe4 $~1.5Oo.OOO for mu-
nicipal recreation last year, New
York over S40S, 900, Philadelphia
more than $4,000 and Detroit
$685., 600.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
GAMES TODAY
NotsanoI Tao nun

GAMES TODAY
National League
New York at st. Louis CD.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh (2).
Boston at Cincinnati Cd.
Philadelphia at Chicago ca.
American League
Detroit at New York (2).
St. Louis at Boston CD.
Chicago at Washington co..
Cleveland at Philadelphia Cd.
International League
Rochester at Jersey City CD.
Syracuse at Newark (2).
Toronto at Baltimire (2).
Buffalo at Reading CD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

The management of the Tiger
Midget nine has called Tor a praco
tice session for this afternoon at 3
D. M, and all players are requested
to be on Aand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

Wild pigeons of London are de-
creasing in number because of the
disappearance from the streets OF
horses, which scattered grain from
their nosebags.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
SPORT BRIEFS

A big crowd is expected out onlor-
row afternoon to see the two feature
double headers at the Raritan Cop
per works field. The Plainfield Cath
Ollie Club and the Dublins will play
the Amboys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
Orioles vs.. Keasbey. Jrs.

The Orioles will play the first OF
a three game series against the Keas-
hey Juniors here tomorrow after
noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
Bic Handican Shoot

On September s. the Perth Amboy
Rod and Gun Club will stage one Of
the biggest trap shooting events ever
attempted in this locality. Five
hundred dollars in gold will be given
in prizes. This will be a handicap
shoot and every shooter will have a
chance to participate in the money
The new grounds near Spa Spring
are ideally situated for such an event
and will draw sportsmen from all
parts of the state. The committee
in charge are busy arranging the de-
tails and full information will be
available in the near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
All games cancelled out of respect
to the late President Harding.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
OUR oUTDoORsMAN SAYS

Fishing tackle will last long time
lie properly taken care of. After
your trip get in the habit of drying
your line and cleaning your rod and
reel. Don't put this off until to-
morrow-if you do it will lnever be
dCre.
Sometimes shrimp is the best bait
for weakfsh. Use only n at a m
When feeding weakhsh will take a
single shrimp at MY time, but are
often too wary to take a book that
is overloaded. -.
Grabbing season Is now on. All
crabs having heavy black and white
stripes In a half circle on their bel
l'es should be returned to the water.
These are the COW crabs; leave
them for seed.
Remarkable Casting
AT the seventeenth annual casting
tournament of the Asbury Park Fish
ing Club held last Saturday at As
bury Park, N. j., II. G.. Lentz, Worlds
Champion Surf Caster was the par
ticular star. He had little trouble
in winning the longest cast OF hve
and the best average of five casts,
although all the crack lead singers
were competing against him. In the
event of average of five casts, open
to all, Glass A, Lentz averaged 4O7
feet, 10 inches, and in the longest
cast of five event, open to all, Glass
A, he put the lead out a distance OF
422 feet 9 inches.
For boys under 18, average 3
casts, Glass A, first prize went to e.
Karkins, a seventeen year old, with
an era of 366 feet.
In the event for veterans over SO
years of age, Captain G. w. Fenni-
more won with a cast of 246 feet.
The ladies were also in competition
and Miss Louise Rockwell. of Ocean
City. won their event casting the
lead a distance of 200 feet.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

There is a possibility that Stuart
Robson, who promoted several wrest-
ling shows in this city last winter,
may make another try at making
the sport go here during the coming
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

A fat mans race will be the feat
! ure athletic event at the clambake
of the Fraternal Order OF Eagles at
Nickenig's grove tomorrow. Events
will be started in the morning and
the bake will be served at $3.50
o'clock.
Art Romer veteran Tottenville
southpaw pitcher, will play his first
game on the Aquehonga grounds in
Tottenyille tomorrow afternoon. H.
is now field manager of the Totem
vile min! :.
Arrangements will be made by
the Argonne and Bohnsack bowling
1923-24 season for hal sport. Both
managers predict big seasons.
The New York boxing commission
is making a complete investigation
of the report that Harry Greb is to
go dswn for Johnny Wilson, middle
weight champion, in their contest
booked for the last day of this
month.
The Raritan Copper and South
Amboy Y. NJ. c. A, baseball teams
will make a final effort this after
noon to play the first game of their
annual diamond series.
1t is understood that Ike Levin and
Leo Lowenkopf will run Saturday
night basketball games in the New
Brunswick avenue auditorium again
this winter.
Tottenville will be represented by
a winning baseball team a week
from tomorrow in the first game OF
its series with the Perth Amboys
on the Tottenville grounds. the new
Aquehonga manager has made
known.
! There is a possibility that Stuart
Robson, who promoted several wrest-
ling shows in this city last winter,
may make another try at making
the sport go here during the coming
season.
The playground supervisor and in
structors are well pleased with the
annual Field Day held at Wonderland
Park last week. The work of the
instructors during the summer. in
making athletes out of playground
visitors, was plainly visible.
At least one new pitcher will be
seen in action on the Raritan Cop
per works field omorro afternoon.
row and the big game with the
Meadowbrooks on Monday night.
Joe Lynch, bantamweight cham
pion of the world, has been suspend
ed inn this state for some violations
of the boxing laws. He also stands
suspended in New York state.
The Raritan Yacht club of this
city expects to make a real showing
in the races at Sewaren a week from
tomorrow. This will be the fifth of
the races staged by the Raritan Bay
Yacht Racing Association so far this
summer.
Attention of the boxing fans will
be centered on Luis Firpo at Phila-
delphia on Monday for on the show
ing of the South American against
Charley Weinert on that night will
depend the bout scheduled for Demp-
sey at the Polo Grounds in Septem-
her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

Attention OF the boxing fans will
be conferred on Luis Firpo at Phila-
delphia on Monday for on the show
ing Of the South American against
Charley Weinert on that night will
depend the bout scheduled for Demp-
.sey at the Polo Grounds in Septem-
Der.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11
FTsH-o-GRAPHs

FYSH-O-GRAPHS
anyone interested in the fish and
game laws oil New York state can OBJ
tain a copy of the Syllabus recently
issued by the New York Conserva-
ton Commission. Address your re-
quest to the commission at corner
of South Pearl and Beaver streets,
Albany, N. Y, and it will be given
prompt attention.
The host of people who are TAX
ing up sea fishing as a favorite form
of heaIthful sport is growing year
by year. This is evidenced by the
improvement in quality and increas-
ing IN numbers of the fishing fleet
from S~heepshead Bay, Canarsie,
| Clason Point, Babylon, Jamaica Bay,
New York city and many ports IN
New Jersey. Old timers can recall
the days when but n or two boats
were taking anglers to the on shore
fishing grounds from which large
catches were daily brought in. Now
scores of boats are in the game n
the large catches are not so frequent.
This is due largely to the fact that
when a boat brings in a big lot OF
fish from any point 40 or SO boats
visit the place the next day and it
is not surprising that there Is a
scattering of the school even If the
fish have remained In the vicinity
over night.
Croakers and striped bass have
been taken in the surf at Point
Pleasant during the past week. o.
F. VanCamp, one of the expert ang-
lers, reports that on last Saturday
he took one stripper weighing seven
pounds and several large croakers'
which were the first taken there SO
far this season.
When drifting for fcke, killies
are the best bait-so say the ex-
perts. F1uke cut in strips shaped
like killies with a dangling tail are
next in favor. then sea robbin, then
skates. The medium size killies, the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

The playground supervisor and in
structors are we'll pleased with the
annual Field Day held at Wonderland
Park last week. The work of the
instructors during the summer. in
making athletes out of playground
visitors, was plainly visible.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

Tottenville will be represented by
a winning baseball team a week
from tomorrow in the first game OF
its series with the Perth Amboys
on the Tottenville grounds. the new
Aquehonga manager has made
known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

The Raritan Yacht club of this
city expects to make a real showing
in the races at Sewaren a week from
tomorrow. This will be the fifth of
the races staged by the Raritan Bay
Yacht Racing Association so far this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

Joe Lynch. bantamweight cham
pion of the world, has been suspend
ed inn this state for some violations
of the boxing laws. He also stands
suspended in New York state.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-11

At least one new pitcher will be
seen in action on the Raritan Cop
per works field tomorrow afternoon.
row and the big game with the
Meadowbrooks on Monday night.
The Washington times., 1923-04-21
6 IRISH WOMEN
ON HUNGER
STRIKE
Prisoners cheered by Demon
stration Before JaiI-150 Fe-
male Prisoners in Dublin.
BY DANIEL O'CONNELL.
international News Service.

DUBLIN, April 21.-Six of the
most conspicuous Of the women
leaders in the Irish republican move
nent are on hunger strike today In
Kilmainham Jail. Outside the jail
women sympathizers entered upon
hunger strike in sympathy, but
gave it up.
Among the women prisoners are
Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of the
late Lord Mayor Of Cork. who was
arrested on her way to attend the
funeral of Liam Lynch; Mrs. O'CaL
laghan, widow of an irregular leader
executed at Limerick, and Miss
Ryan, sister-in-law of Gen. Richard
Mulcahy, minister of war In the
free state cabinet and commander
in-chief of the free state army.
Miss Ryan Is the longest hunger
striker. Her fast started on March
81. She is reported to be weak and
Tn serious condition, but the free
state authorities have evinced no in
dication of releasing her or any OF
the other women hunger strikers.
Miss MacSwiney and Mrs. O'Cal.
laghan have not eaten for ten days
since the day of their arrest.
Groups OF women republicans gath.
err daily outside Of the prison walls
and cheer for the hunger strikers.
Mrs. Despard, aged sister Of Field
Marshal Lord French, took up her
vigil outside the prison gate yester.
day announcing that she would not
eat until the women prisoners were
released She had a bed arranged for
her but the weather got so cold that
her resolution faded and she was
compelled to withdraw.
Practically all the women prison
ers are confined in Kilmainham
prison. There are about $50 of them
Four of the republican irregulars
captured in a cave on the Kerry
Coast were arraigned before a free
state court martial at Tralee. The
nature Of the sentence was not re
Vealed.