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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
FINAL WORKOUT
FOR BLUEC0ATS
Manager SeibOth Requests
Men Out for Tuesday A.
ternoon Practice Session

A final practice Of the Police So
eial Club baseball has been
called for the Raritan Copper works
field for . o'clock on Tuesday after
noon. This practice viii put the To-
cal bluecoats in trim for their open
ing encounter with the police Of the
Elizabeth department.
Manager Frank Selboth has COM
munlcated with the police Of Eliza
beth, Trenton and Kearuey, and al
so with the state police aud baseball
manager at the Railway reformatory.
The local pilot is DESTROYS Of arranG-
ing at least fifteen contests for his
nine this season, about half of which
will be played on the local field.
Jack Egan and Parsons Of the
Woodbridge department, who are 10
play with the local nine this season,
will be out for Tuesdays practice
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
NAVY BIG BASEBALL CONTESTS OVER HIS WEEKEND
Daugherty and ShuItZ To
Be- ppOSingMO
I'm Contest Tomorrow

D%augherty and Schultz are sched-
uled to be the opposing pitchers in
thebaseball contest on the Raritan
Copper works field tomorrow after
noon, the first game of a series be-
tween the Railway Athletic Associa-
ton nine and the Perth Amboy base
ball outfit.
It is a general custom for these
two clubs to come together in at
least one game each season. Last
year the Union county nine shut out
the locals, 80 and in a return
game the Amboy scored a 81 VIC
tory. Whitley Schultz did the
pitching for the visiting team in both
of these contests while Mike 500 was
on the mound for the home club.
The lineup of the Railway team is
expected to be the same as 1t has
been in former seasons, while the
Amboys will take the field the sa me
as last Sunday with the exception
that Mickey Loeser will be back in
left field. Tom McAuliffe will go to
the center pasture and Billy flynn,
chosen business manager of the local
nine by Manager Ed Poulsen on
Thursday night. will occupy right
field.
Last Sunday the Amboys register
ed a victory ove the Long Island
City combination, Oldenboom of the
Dublin Glee Club outfit pitching for
the locals. 500. Daugherty and Aicer
Jensen were advertised as the pitch
ers available for service in this con-
test. At game time 500 or Daush-
erty were not on hand and it was
said Jensen had a sore arm. 1t was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16

A hard fought battle is looked for
on the 7faurer field this afternoon
when the Raritan Copper works
baseball team locks horns with the
b~alltossers representing the Ameri-
can Smelling & Refining company
plant. In the other industrial league
game scheduled for this afternoon
the two Terra Gotta mines will clash
on the Rarttan Copper works field.
So far the league leading Ingots
have not played a game off their
own field and they have not dropped
a league contest. They have twice
defeated the two Terra Gotta teams
and also registered a victory owe
the Shelters on the Copper field. A
late rally enabled the Ingots to win
this contest. Before the league was
started the outer State street en-
ployes nosed out the Ingots in a
game on the downtown field.
kuran who pitched the first game
against the Shelters, probably viii
receive the assignment this afternoon
and Willard Warner viii be in readI-
ness for relief duty. Jay Wallace will
do the receiving and the remainder
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
Strong OPPOSITION IS
EXPECTED BY kREISCHER
IN TOMORROW'S GAME

After having downed the colors
Of the New York Bloomer Girls in
a somewhat easy fashion last Sun
day, the Aquehonga baseball team
Of Tottenville will encounter strong
opposition again tomorrow afternoon
when they take on the New York
Red Sox on the Tottenville field. This
game will be started promptly at
$3.50 o'clock.
Reports obtained by Manager H.
A. w. Kreischer of the T%ottenville
team is to the effect that the Red
Sox combination has yet to taste de-
feat this season. Some of the lead
ings baseball teams in the metro
politan district have been played to
date and all contests have been
staged on opponents fields.
The lineup of the New York team
has not been announced by Mama
ger Kreischer but it is known that
the strongest collection of players
will be placed oil the field in an eff
fort to keep the winning streak in
tact. This Is the first appearance of
the Red Sox combination in this
section of the metropolitan district
this year.
Austin Bull" Hornsby of this city
] Isl scheduled to do the hurting for
'the Tottenville representative nine
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16

and sIebert Of Trenton Ted for see-e.
ond. This gave Trenton Z points n
Amboy . for this event. The score
then stood Amboy 13, Trenton IA. 80
In the forty yard back stroke
Capt. Clark annexed first, SieDeri
and Butcher. Of Trenton, finishing
second and third. This event gave
Amboy 5 and Trenton 4 points, maxi
ing the standing even. Perth Amboy
is, Trenton IS.
The eighty yard free style swim
again found Capt. Clark in the Leads
Lanning, Of Trenton. was second and-
Jensen. OF Amboy. third. The poin3
score for this event q Amboy o.
Trenton 3. making the standing Ann
boy =, Trenton q. 5z
In-the plunge Trenton supplied a
man who twice went the fun length
Of the pool in the n minute limit,
a distance Of 60 feet. Dowdall Won
this; Bliss. another Trenton swim
mer. was second and Harry Masong
of Amboy. third. Trenton scored 5
points and AmDoy !. giving Trenton
the lead. Trenton %. Amboy rs. "a
The forty yard breast stroke was
won by Claude Soaeld Of Perth Ans
boy. Capt. Clark being second. Sie-,
bert of Trenton finished third. This
gave Amboy 8 points and Trenton r.
giving Amboy a lead Of three points,,
Perth Amboy 30. Trenton 80.
The relay was the final event,
Lewis started off for Amboy ard.
finished ahead of his man. Hubbard
was the next swimmer and he in
creased Amboy's lead. Jensen, the
third man, did not wait for the
starter to touch him off and ~plungedz
into the pool when he thought Hib-
bard had touched the end of thef
pool. Jensen finished well in the
lead despite the blowing of the
whistle by the starter. Clark, instead
of taking off as soon as Jensen
touched the edge Of the pool, waited
several seconds before starting and
then easily won but the relay victory
did not count.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
CARTERETS To
PLAY LANDINGS
Contest Scheduled for New
Brunswick Field Tomorrow
Afternoon

For the first time this season the
Carteret Field Club of Manager
~straAlbach tomorrow afternoon will
play a contest on an opponents
field. On this occasion the borough
representative nine will cross bats
with the Landings of New Bruins
wick at Bucceleuch Park.
Straubach's forces have been put
ting up real contests before large
crowds on the Carteret field and the
trip to New Brunswick is made
mainly because of the fact that the
New Brunswick nine is n of the
leading teams in this county and sell
dom leaves it's own field. Carteret
and New Brunswick representatives
generally meet once q season.
Lozier, who has been doing all Of
the pitching for the Carteret nine, is
expected to do the twirling tomor-
row and Chip" Cutter will be STA
toned behind the plate. Bill Cough
lin of the Perth Amboy nine of two
seasons ago and Bill Dzurilla of the
Amboys of last summer, h mem
beers of the Carteret nine.
The Landings have been establish
ing a c%reditable record on their nome
LOT this season and expect to d the
Carteret forces to their list or wins.
The lineup of the New Brunswick
CONSERVATIVES team will be the
same as last Sunday. =,
A big delegation of rooters VIII
the Carteret team TO n
New Brunswick grounds FOR THIS
eame,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
BLANK
st. LOUIS NINE
Gain Game When Athletics
Drop ConteSt-GiantS Lose
Another to Reds

Aided by st. Louis errors, the New
York Yankees returned to the win
column yesterday and inasmuch as
the Philadelphia Athletics were beat
en- by Cleveland, the Hugmen are
leading by three games. The New
York Giants were again beaten by
Cincinnati, and as Pittsburgh did
not play, the champions lead is cut
to four games.
Herb Pennock shut out the st,
Louis Brown team, 100, while Adolf
TO Luque whitewashed the worlds
champions, 80. McQuillan start
ed for the Giants and Jack Scott,
who has been on the injured list,
finished the game. Detroit shut out
Boston yesterday and Washington
won from Chicago.
The Brooklyn Dodgers won from
Chicago in an eleven-inning contest,
81. st. Louis beat Boston and the
Observation-Disclosures game vas
called off on account of rain. Brook
Ign is in fourth position at the pres
ent time, six games behind the
league leaders.
Rochester, Syracuse, Baltimore
and Reading were successful in
games in the International league
yesterday, winning from Newark,
Jersey City, Toronto and Buffalo.
The Reading-Buffalo game went
eleven innings.
Miller of the Cubs and Falk of the
Sox made home runs in games play
ed yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
POWERFUL BOATS
ARE PROMISED
Raritan Bay Races to be Fea-
tured by Forty Mile an
Hour Races

At a meeting of the Raritan Bay
Yacht Racing Association held this
week at the local club. MI. Proul of
the Red Bank Yacht Club ANNOUNCE
ed that on the two dates of the
Raritan Yacht Club regatta, July Z
and s, in this city, he would have
at least eight power boats averag-
ing a speed of about forty miles an
hour.
This will be a rather unusual feat
for local boat fans, as in former
years boats that entered the races
in regattas here were capable Of do
ing not more than about twenty-five
miles, and a few averaging this
speed were seen. Recently a motor
boat making from fifteen to eighteen
miles an hour was considered high
powered, and in the C held here
last ear the prize winner of the
motor boat race averaged no more
than twenty-seven miles an hour.
Besides these new high powered
speed boats from the Red Bank
Yacht Club, it is expected that many
will be entered from the Keyport
Club, as it will be remembered last
year three first places in the speed
boat race held in local waters were
captured by the representatives of
that club. Great preparations are
being made by Keyport boatsmen
and it is believed that they have
something up their sleeve" for this
years regatta.
Besides the speed boat feature OF
the regatta to be held in the local
waters during the second week of
July, another event has been prom
ised that will undoubtedly create
considerable interest among the boat
fans in this vicinity. Housman
Brothers, of Railway, who are in
possession of the sailboat Tempest
which COPIED the Raritan Bay Yacht
Racing Association trophy at the
sailing regatta last season, will have
their hands full this year as Nelson
Macan has recently purchased the
sloop Indian" from ]. Warning, who
took third place in the sailing re-
gatta last season. Lewis Compton
will also enter his sloop, NADIA" in
this race.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
.OUT-OF-DOORS-
Trapshooting, Hunting, Fishing


thusiastic anglers at the various
lakes and streams where the "pronze
hackers abound.
Some of the Middlesex County wa
tiers that have been stocked by the
Fish and Game Commission are
Jamesburg Lake, Midtown Lake,
Parsons Lake, Spring Lake, Wes-
tons Lake.
In Monmouth County the follow
ing waters have also been stocked:
dependency Brook, Allaire Lake,
Allentown Lake, Ely Lake. Mtllhurst
Or Black Mills Lake. Oakland or Lit
tie Mills Lake and Tintern Manor
Brook.
err, Silver Lake. Echo Lake, Middle
In Union County try Railway Riv-
sex Water Works Lake, Railway
Water Works Lake or Seeley's Pond.
Partridge Saves Brood
The lover of outdoors frequent
that birds and animals will brave
ly runs across evidence of the fact
much danger in order TO protect
their young.
Two automobiles were riding
along a forest road near Yula, Sui
Ivan County, New York, a few
days ago and they were held up by
a mother partridge and compelled to
remain where they were until the
mothers little brood had escaped
from the highway to places of safe
ty. Then the mother stepped aside
and offered, no objection to the pas-
sage of the car. The partridge was
middle of the road with her wings
in a defiant mood standing in tnN
outstretched determined to hold the
fort until all danger to her brood
had passed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16

learned during the week that 500
had made UP his mind on Saturday
not to come out and Daugherty walt
ed for Arthurs who had been
dropped from the squad. Jensen has
denied that he had a sore arm last
Sunday.
For Saturday contests Railway has
a somewhat different team. the
Armstrong brothers being a big help
to the outfit in games played on the
home field. The Armstrong; do not
play Sunday ball. In Sunday games
played to date the Railway niue has
a fair record, Bound Brook having
shut out Manager Duff's outfit and
East New York, the strongest team
played this season, gave the Rah-
way outfit a dreadful lacing. All
games of the series with Amboy will
be played on the local field.
The local team now has u field
manager in Pete Burnett and a BUSH
ness manager in Bill Flynn, and It is
believed with these two men, Man.
ager Poulsen will retire from active
service in connection with the run
ming Of the team. As far as is known
he is still the sole hacker of the or
~ganization.
In a twilight game on Tuesday
night, the National Vaudeville Stars
baseball team will oppose the Am
boys on the local field. This is the
initial twilight contest of the season
for the locals.
Joe Kelly and Charley Brown
miller will do the officiating in these
two contests. Tomorrow's game is
scheduled to start promptly at $3.50
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16

on this occasion. Hornsby has start
ed every game played by the Aque-
hongas to date and his only setback
was encountered in the game with
the Dublin Glee Club nine of this
city. Maurer, the Libertys Of Long
Island, Bloomer Girls, All Gollegians
and Wilmingtons of New York fell
before Hornsby's slants.
Griffin will do the receiving for the
home club. Abrogast will be station
ed at the initial sack, Tom Burke
at second, Galloway at short and
Mike Tague at the difficult corner
The out1eld will be patrolled by
Micky Lyons, Paugh and Hallowell.
In addition to Hornsby, the second
sacker and third baseman are resi-
dents of this city and Lyons is from
South Amboy.
The Sterlings of Brooklyn, another
strong outfit, has been carded for
the Tottenville field a week from to-
morrow. Manager Kreischer is bust
ly engaged at the present time pre-
pairing to start twilight and Satur-
day baseball on the T~ottenville field
Johnny Hunt is scheduled to the
umpiring in tomorrow's game in
the absence of Harry Robedee who
is on vacation. Robedee will be
back on the job a week from to-
morrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
SmeItersHOpe TORegain
Industrial a Lead
BY Defeating EngOt Nine

of the Ingots lineup will be chosen
from Koehek. segar. Mcclure. Stin-
son, Loeser, Ballo, McCabe and
Westcott.
Johnson. the pitching mainstay of
the SHELTERS outfit, probably will be
sent TO the mound this afternoon.
The remainder of the lineup win Be
the am as has played in contests
TO date. The Shelters also are
credited with two victories apiece
oves the two Terra Gotta mines.
Atiantics Stronger
Billy Sunday, pitching c of the
Blue q Grey baseball outfit, added
to the Atlantic Terra Gotta company
roster this week, is expected to be
sent TO the mound against the New
Jerseys in the game on the Raritan
Copper field. The Atlantics downed
the colors Of the Catherine street
boys in their first meeting this year
but the latter outfit has been
strengthened since this game. Ge-
neski or Fimiani Will be sent 10 the
mound against the Atlantics.
Both games will be started
promptly at $50 o'clock and the
league umpires will officiate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
LEW TEKDLER PREPARED
FOR CONTEST WITH MORAN

Lew Tender ana Pal Moran, lead
ing HghtWeIghUss are all set for their
eight round engagement at the Phil
lies Park IN Philadelphia on Monday
night. This IS the final event on the
card Of I'VE eight round contests.
Tender won a referee decision in
New York last winter.
Tommy Loughran Of Philadelphia
and JEFF Smith, middleweights. will
battle in the semi final contest, while
Lou Bogash and Andy kid" Palm
er, also middleweights. will exchange
blows in the third bout on the pro-
gram.
CIonie TAFT, Canadian lightweight,
is matched with Ray Mitchell. Of
Quaker town, in one of the bouts,
and Cuddy DeMarco, viii fight Babe
Herman in the opener on the card.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
DUBL|NS PLAY
At So. RIVER
Fast Going Amboy Nine Will
Take on Polish Grant
Combination

A great many baseball fans from
this city are expected to accompany
Bill Sheehan's Dublin Glee Club
baseball team to South River to-
morrow afternoon for its encounter
with the strong Polish Giant nine
OF that place. This game will be
played on Tanners field.
Southpaw Oldenboom of Wood
bridge who pitched the Amboys to
a victory over the Long Island City
combination on the local field last
Sunday, will do the pitching for
Sheehan's outfit and Buck" Mes
ley will be stationed behind the
plate. Jay Wallace, Gus Nesley,
Johnny Mack and Benny Gloff will
rake care of the infield positions,
and Neal Leary, Blunt" Pfeiffer, and
C. Zehrer or Joe Wood will take care
of the outer gardens.
Mickey Stuart, formerly of the
New Brunswick Landings, is carded
to do the mound duty for the Polish
Giant nine and Haverman, who play
ed right field for the Amboys two
weeks ago, will do the receiving.
Haverman also is-a former Land
ing tosser. Tom Henshaw, second
sacker of the Perth Amboy nine last
season, is playing second base for
the Polish Giants and Anton Molly,
captain of the local police base
ball team, patrols one of the out
field positions.
The South River representatives
have been going at a good clip and
are confident that they will down
the colors of the Amboy nine. One
of the biggest successes credited to
the Dublins this season is the one
sided victory scored over the Aqut
hongas of Tottenville.
Members of the Dublin team and
fans are requested to meet at the
club house on Smith street, west of
Watson avenue, at about 1:45 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. The contest
will be started promptly at $3.50
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
PIONEERS TO ENGAGE
WOODBRIDGE HUNGARIANS

The Pioneer baseball team of this
city will travel to Woodbridge to-
morrow afternoon to cross bats with
the Woodbridge Hungarian Catholic
Club on the Albert street grounds.
This contest will be started promptly
at $3.50 o'clock.
Prion and Coponash will comprise
the battery for the Hungarians in
this contest, while Lovedahl and
Bonalsky will be in the points for
the visitors. The remainder of the
lineups of the two combinations will
be the same as have been used in
recent contests this season.
repaired during the week, the
Hungarian Club manager announced
today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
RED STARS WILL PLAY
At METUCHEN TOMORROW

The Red Star baseball team of
this city will travel to Metuchen to-
morrow afternoon where they will
oppose the South Ends of that
place on the Edgar's Park diamond
At this time the local combination
will endeavor to add another %
their string of wins which now num-
hers seven.
In tomorrow's contest Kennedy, of
the Lightning basketball fame, will
undoubtedly do the twirling for the
locals. while Hutira will be on hand
in the event that the South Amboy
lad encounters a miscue. Manager
GergaslSi requests that all members
of the Red Stars be present at the
club rooms at 2 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. The trip to Metuchen
will be made hx bus
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
FOURTH LEG or TRAPSHOOT
ON STATEN ISLAND GROUNDS

Real interest is being shown in
the fourth leg of the Metropolitan
Trapshooters League which Is
scheduled for the Robin Hood Gun
Club grounds. Concord. Staten Is
land, today. The match is sched-
uled to be started at IL o'clock.
From present indications this
shoot will be the largest II held
in the East this year and an addi-
tional traps have been installed by
the Robin Hood Club to take of the
big assemblage of shooters.
American trapshooting rules will
govern the match and the shoot will
be in charge of officers of the league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
St, h To Play

The st. Michael Falcons of TINS
cftv will cross bats with the Libertys
Of Railway, on the Lumber held
grounds at 2 o'clock tomorrow at
ernoon Halboch will pitch for the
home team which will have a slight
change in the infeld. A week from
tomorrow the st. Michaels will play
The st. Josephs at Carteret. The
ST. Michael manager has a few open
dates in July. address challenges to
4S6 Penn street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16

and Manager Seiboth is DESTROYS Of
in attendance for this session. The
lineup Of the outfit viii be announce
ed after this practice.
At Tuesdays practice all the mem
bers of the squad will be given bat
ting practice, Captain Anton Molly
and Henry Zalari doing the pitching
while Bernard A. Toolan and Bill
Peterson viii take a r of the back
stopping. The home games Of the
local bluecoats VIII be played on the
Raritsn Copper works field as usual
this year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
New York, 10; St. Louis, O..
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, /.
Detroit, 9; Boston, 0.
Washington, s; Chicago. 6.
National League
Cincinnati, 8; New York, O.
Brooklyn, 8; Chicago, Z I'll in
st. Louis, 5; Boston, 5.
Philadelphia Pittsburgh, (Rain.)
International League
Syracuse, 5; Jersey City, ,.
Rochester, 3; Newark, l
Baltimore, 10; Toronto, O.
Reading, 4; Buffalo, 3 eleven
nnings.)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
GAMES TODAY
National League

National League
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston at st. Louis.
American League
st. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
international League
Syracuse at Jersey City.
Rochester at Newark.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Buffalo at Reading.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16

Large catches have been made, run
ming from 100 to $50 to a man.
F;rke are also biting sood in the day
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB To
PLAY SPOTSWOOD TEAM

KEASBEY, June 16.-The Keas-
hey Field Club will get back into ae-
ton again tomorrow afternoon when
they meet the Spotswood team on
the Spotswood diamond.
Gardella will occupy the mound
for the locals and Low viii receive
him. The remaining lineup will be
the same as in other games.
The Keasbey Juniors will journey
over to Woodbridge, tomorrow after
TO play the fast junior team of
that place. Fee and Hatarick will
comprise the Keasbey battery.
A Better House than the one IN which
you now live may be offered for sale IN
der Classification 50.
Advertisers are people. And every per-
son can probably use classified ads
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16
LING, LING, LING

Which for a while seemed as though TIL
not bite, are now biting wild at 4
LONG BRANCH PIER
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-16

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