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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
SOUTH AMBOY Y. M. C. A.
IN TWO GAMES TODAY

Two games are to be played by the
South Amboy Y. NJ c. A. baseball
nine today. One will take place on
the Raritan Copper Works field here
with the Raritan Copper Works base
ball team as the opposition, and the
other will be played on the cross
river diamond against the Marshall
and Cole company team, Of New
York.
The two contests are 10 be played
this afternoon about the same time
so that it will be necessary for Gene
Thomas, field manager of the ~"
i 20 use every man available. The
pitching will be taken care of by
Wellman. Clarke and Young, and
while it Is not known to which as
signment Young will go. it is prob
able that the local twirler will oppose
the Raritan Copper Works team
The game on the local field is ex-
pected to be a hard fought one, as
the local combination have set up a
tine record for themselves, and as
the South Amboy team has met with
few difficulties, a good crowd is ex-
pected out TO see the engagement. Tt
IS expected that either 500 or kuran
will manage the pitching assignment
for the locals.
At South Amboy more strong OPP
position is expected to be found as
the New York team boasts of a fast
going outfit and has earned a good
name in semi-pro ranks. Both games
will start about $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
MAURERS VS..
LANDING A. c.
Big Game Will be Played at
County Seat Diamond
Tomorrow Afternoon

The biggest game on the schedule
of the Maurer A. A. VIII De played
morrow afternoon against the
Landing A. C. at the latter's field in
New Brunswick. Whether or not
the North Amboy team will receive
a crack at the Perth Amboy depends
upon their showing tomorrow at the
county seat.
That Manager Johnny Urbanskt Is
not taking any chances is seen from
the fact that he will have Sullivan
a new conner, pitching for his out
fit. The Landings have loaded Up
their lineup for tomorrow's contest
so as to make sure of a win. Bush,
of the New York Collegians, Will ne
on the mound for the Brunswickers
when the tilt gets under way. A
catcher from the Recreatlons OF
Plain1eld will also be in the hneuo,
while several new men are being
added to the inield and outer gar
dens. The Landings were beaten by
the Amboys So on the Fourth of
July.
The lineup of the Landings as an
nounced this morning will be COM
posed of Sullivan on the mound,
Brady catching, Johnson on first,
Let's on second Urbanski at short,
Dametsch on third and Zalari ia
cobs and SmalIey in the outfield.
The Maurers will leave from their
club house early and a large crowd
is expected to accompany them TO
the county seat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
FOR SWIMMING
MEET ARE BEING RECEIVED

Entries for the swimming meet TO
be held August 4 in the Y. M. G
A.. pool in preparation for the city
championship meet later in the
month, are coming in fast and some
thrilling races are promised. All
are DESTROYS of getting into trim FOR
the big meet at which junior and
senior champions will be heralded.
Yesterday the entry of Judson
Hubbard, last years individual
champion of the city, was received
for the 100 yard handicap event.
Hubbard will have to be at his best
to win the title this year, as he Will
have tough opposition In Clayton
Clark, Jr., who has been cleaning
up everything hereabouts. Last
week he finished next to two of the
bes. swimmers in the east, Jellitfe
and Winchester. The first named IS
the former captain Of the Yale swim
ming team and holder of several in
tercollegiate records.
Other entries received for the
meet next week are from Ray Jen-
sen, Lester Gillis, Claude Soield,
Frank Baker and many others who
are anxious to see how they compare
with the champs and then enter
the city meet later. There VIII also
be junior events in next weeks meet
and that division is receiving its
part of the entries.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28

With two runs behind and dark
ness fast creeping on the AmDJys
clouted the pill for three runs IN
the eighth inning of a twilight game
against the House OF David yester-
day on the Raritan Copper WorAs
field and won from the Benton Hdr-
Dor team by q 6-5 score.
Both teams started OF well eaeh
getting one run in the first inning
The next two innings went by with,
out a tally from either team. ana
then in the fourth the AmDoys
came across with a run. In n
fifth the locals scored and again II
the sixth, making the o 81 IN
Amboys favor.
Things were not to happen this
way. though for in the seventh n
ming the barberless tossers started
froTa their first batter and went
through the entire lineup for three
runs Amboy failed TO score in their
part of the seventh as did the long
haired players in the eighth.
Then came the lucky inning Tor
the locals. Lynch started with a SAFE
one on Blanhke's error at snort. anu
with Rudy, McEnroe, Burnett anu
Smith close behind with sateues'
three runs were ushered in wnlsn
ave the AmDOyS the one run ASad'
The visitors failed to tally in the
ninth.
pete Burnett did the starring for
the locals yesterday. collecting four
hits out of five times at the plate.
He also pulled a hidden call trick,
but it resulted in nothing as Umpire
Brownmiller failed to see he stu 1T
( Faust Of the House of David was me
Individual star in the field for The
House Of David, scooping EN- up
whenever they were in his Territory
and making three of the five runs
scored by his team. Fans claimed
hin, 20 be the fastest seen on ne
local diamond this season.
stinson, left fielder for the locals,
made a pretty throw in tae NTH,
sending the ball direct to the plate
and putting Faust, who ae:emp'td
to score, out. while Pete Rur:,ett
laid d WI a pretty bunt in the NTH
and was almost to FIRST ba felose
anyone kne wthe pill was hit. what
was thought 10 be a sure homer
happened in the sixth when Faust
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
Asst BASEBALL Are ON o TOMORROW
Mays, III Series Hero,
About To Leave Majors
BY E SERVICE

NEW YORK.-CarI Mays, pitch
ing hero of the 1921 world series,
is almost at the end of his career as
a big Lacquer.
A hero two years ago and a bench
warmer today lucky to start a game!
That sums up the story of Carl
Mays.
Mays fate simply proves that
baseball Is a mighty tickle play
mate.
Last yea the Yankees asked for
waivers on Mays. 1t was intended
to send him to the Pacific Coast
League in a deal for Pitcher jake
May. All the major league clubs
waived except the Cincinnati Reds.
Failure of the Reds to waive
alone prevented Mays from being
shunted to the minors last winter.
That is almost certain to be his
fate before the opening of next sea-
son.
This year finishes Mays three
year contract calling for $4,000 a
year. Right now Carl is getting big
money for acting as bench warmer
and occasional relief pitcher.
During the recent series with
Cleveland Manager Higgins, be-
cause of injuries to several members
of his pitching staff, was forced to
start Mays. That game just about
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
A. S. & R. Nine PLAYING
WINNING BALL THIS YEAR

The American Smelling and Re-
filming Company baseball nine of this
city, who have been going at a
snappy stride since their entry into
the local Industrial League this sea-
son, won a we'll played game iast
Saturday afternoon when they shut
out the Atlantic Terra Gotta repre-
sentatives to the tune of 80.
The A. S. & R. outfit started this
year under a handicap, having n
tered the local league without prac-
tice or preparation, and through
their winning baseball" stride have
made an excellent record. The team
on the whole is composed of good
batters, while the fielding and pat
terry work is in topnotching class.
4. Van Glider was the mound
worker for the A. s.. & R. last Sat
urdey while johnson did receiv-
ing. Durham and Sabo formed the
Atlantic Terra Gotta battery.
The score:
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28

The Aquehonga ~balltossers of Tot
tenville will be given a chance to
even their series with the Dublin
Glee Club of this city tomorrow
afternoon at the formers grounds on
the island. The cross river fans well
remember the beating which the
local men of Bill Sheehan administ-
cred to their home favorites and in
consequence will NO doubt turn out
in large numbers tomorrow after
noon. Manager Harry Kreischer is
confident that his men will urn the
tables on the Dublin representatives.
The T~ottenville men have been go
ing lately like a house aire and will
endeavor to increase their winning
streak to five straight. Austin
Bull Hornsby, of this city will be
on the slab for the home team when
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
WOODBRIDGE To PLAY
KEASBEY FIELD CLUB

At Woodbridge tomorrow after
noon the Keasbey Field Club will
find one of the strongest teams they
have engaged this season when they
oppose the Woodbridge Hungarian
Catholic Club of that place. This is
expected to be a hard fought game
as both combinations are contenders
for the Woodbridge township champ
ionship.
The Keasbeyities will lineup UP
with Dolina, Parsler, Pelligrene and
Levine in the infield, w. Romer,
Jensen and j. Romer in the out
field, and Gardella and Low in the
points. For the Woodbridge team
Durham and Copenass will form
the battery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
Dublin Outfit Returns
T~OAquehOngaD iamOn
Game

Umpire Robedee calls "play ball".
Hornsby has been pitching great
ball this year and besides is one of
the best hitting pitchers hereabouts.
Ches Nesley will receive his offer
ings. The inf1eld for the homesters
will probably be composed of Arbo-
CAST at first, Gus Nesley on second,
Crate at short and Mike Tague at
the fiery sack. The Lyons-Hallo-
well-Paugh trio is expected to patrol
the outer gardens.
Bill Sheehan has not as yet decid-
ed upon his moundsman but he is
expected to have surprise in store.
The rest of his lineup will be the
same as in games earlier this sea-
son. q
The game is scheduled to start at
$3.50 and Robedee will officiate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
REAL BATTLE
FOR ANBOYS
viii Face Harry Harper and
His Union Club of Lodi
Here Tomorrow

One Of the biggest attractions
ever presented on the Raritan Cop
per Works field win take place to-
morrow, when Harry Harper, for
merly Of the New York Americans
and who recently drew his uneondi-
tional release from the Brooklyn
Nationals, occupies the mound for
his Union club of Lodi, against the
Amboy baseball team.
The teams Will line UP as follows:
Amboys-Ruddy IS. McEnroe 3b,
Burnett 2b, Smith lib. McAuliffe CT,
Stinson IF, Loeser CT, Lidgate C,
Daugherty D, Flynn and Lynch.
Lodi-Reynico %, Ingin SIS, Men
gus If, Bake C, Zarilla CT, Brown IF,
VANDERBILT 1b, Lane 3b, Harper p,
Butterworth.
Besides the fact that Harper will
be the main feature of tomorrow's
game. the Union club on the whole
will be a feature. as throughout the
east this team is rated high in semi
pro baseball. They have defeated
the Peerless Plush, a team of nc
little reputation for being a first
class nine, East Orange, Italian
American baseball nine. East New
York club. Penn Red Caps. Lincoln
Colored Giants and other teams OF
like calibre.
Barrett. who made a hit with
local fans on last Sunday, will take
his position again tomorrow behind
the bat, while Charley BrownmilleI
will take care of the bases.
The next two big things in the
Amboys way are the series Of five
games with Tottenville, and a five
game series with the Recreations OF
Plainf1eld. The Tottenville series
! will be the first to be arranged, while
the Recreation m WILL be play
ed in P1ainf1e1d, Elizabeth, and iT
this city. The Landings of New
Brunswick will furnish the opposi-
ton next Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
LOCAL BASEBALL TEAMS
CLASH AGAIN TUESDAY

Hank" Thomas and his All Stars
will on Tuesday night play the High
School Independents in the second
game of a series. The game will be
played at the Raritan Copper Works.
Louis P. Booz will probably be on
the mound. Should he not appear
Fanny Terio, the popular New Bruns-
wick e player will sling them
over
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League
New York z; Philadelphia 8.
Washington 10; Boston z.
Other clubs not scheduled.
National League
Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 8.
(Twelve innings)
Pittsburgh 8; Boston s..
Philadelphia 3: st. Louis 2.
New York Chicago (Rain)
International League
Jersey City 8; Reading 6.
Newark 5; Baltimore 2.
Toronto 3; Rochester /.
Syracuse 16; Buffalo IL.
GAMES TO-DAY
National League
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
American League
Chicago at New York (2).
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
International League
Jersey City at Reading.
Baltimore at Syracuse.
Rochester at Toronto.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
yens St. South River

The Won A. C, of New Brunswick
will furnish the opposition for the
Polish Giants A. A. tomorrow after
noon at the South River diamond.
William will do the twirling for the
South River team, while Meyers viii
play behind the bat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
WEAK FISH IN PRINCE BAY

Weak fish are becoming plentiful
in Prince Bay according TO wo-d
coming from those who have been
out during the past week. Paul
Goudet and William Daggett. two
ardent fishermen of Tottsnville, re-
port a catch of twenty-one while
fishing Off the former lighthouse at
Prince Bay Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
PAGERS VS.. Light Juniors

The Meadowbrook juniors will
play the PAGERS of this city tomor-
row afternoon at the Pardee HELD.
Kirgard and Yeager will be in the
points for the Meadowbrooks while
Jaffee and Brinsko will be the bat
terry for the PAGERS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
CITY ADVERTISEMENT

Notice is hereby given that the final re-
port and map of the cost of curbing and
grading New Brunswick Avenue. was filed
in the office of the City Clerk of the City
of Perth Amboy. on July 18th, by the Com
missioners Of Assessments for Street I'M
provements.
Owners of lands to be assessed for said
in provement are hereby notified that the
Commissioners of Assessments will meet
in the Council Chamber, at city Hall in
the city of Perth Amboy, on the s1st
day of July, 1923. at 5 P. NJ. to consider
said assessments and to receive all OBJ
~tections which may be presented.
Dated, July 10th, 1923.
PHILIP p. COSTELLO,
City Clerk.
26549-7-17-2S-2s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
OF david BEATEN~
BY AMBOYS 6 TO )

drove the ball to the cente- fed
fence. Tally also starred Cor Tie.
visitors.
"Sc- .s;ea' d ugherty was On tlte'
mound Tor ;ce locals and s.s-c3
the beard tos.trs line HIS. Ea3e
Amboys collected twelve safeties
from Hill the opposing pitcher
The Score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
Orioles Out For 18th

The Orioles baseball team of this
city will travel to Woodbridge to-
morrow afternoon where they will
endeavor to make their string of
wins twelve against the Indians of
that place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
Atlantic Terra Gotta
TO ACT ON BAND CONCERTS

Band concerts and music will form
the chief topic of the meeting of the
City Park Commission called by
President Louis Y. Sosin for We'd
nesday night next. The shade trees
will also come under discussion, Mr..
Sosin in calling the meeting announc-
ed this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28

Blue And GRAY Booking

The Blue and Gray baseball
Of North Amboy would like tt
range games with some of the
senior teams in this vicinity. a
dress all communications to loser
Geneski. 917 State street, or phol
1870
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
JUNIORS BEAT
THE BRIGHTON Juniors

The Crescent Juniors defeated tn
Brighton Juniors on Thursday nisns
at the lumber field by a 7 to ;
Dalton was or the mound 19tS
The Crescents, while the pitching
for the Brightons was done -
Courtney. Nolan featured Q tns
winners with the stick getting twQs
hits out of three times at the plate
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28

Score by innings:
Amboys -. / 0 0 l l 0 0 . Il
House of David
summary,-Three base hits, Rid
DIV: STRUCK out by Daugherty 5; ~
Hill, 9. Bases on balls OF Daught
erty, 4; off Hill, 2. Wild throws
Rudy, Wild pitches, Daughertx
Hit by pitcher. Daugherty. tHa4-
naford) (Faust) Double plaN
Loeser to Mc-snroe.
Manager Poulsen announced 1ols'
lowing the game last night that he
ginning tomorrow Eddie Barrett, 81
Newark, who started on b local
diamond last week. will be tn
one and only official on the field fok
the balance of the season. Browns
miller was released last night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
Here And There

Here And There
The booklets containing the Fish
and Game laws for 1929 and until
repealed, are ready for distribution.
A copy may be obtained by sending
to the secretary of the Commission
at the State House, Trenton, n. j..
At Highlands, N. j., a few days
ago, j. T. Medley, fishing from a
row boat neal the shore caught a
14-pound striped bass, of the
comparatively few taken along the
coast in that section so far this
year.
Doubts we're freely expressed by
local fishermen regarding the weight
Of the big tuna recently caught off
the coast near Manasquan, N. j.,
the giant herring" being said to
weigh 1900 or 1000 pounds. 1t is
now learned that the weight was
only 100 or 500 pounds, which goes
to prove that fish stories are still
to be taken with a grain of salt"
Tuna weighing 1900 or 1900
pounds have been caught by COM
mercial fishermen in the waters off
Cape Breton Island, and in 1911, j.
X P. Ross took one with rod and
line in st. Anne's Bay hal weighed
$50 pounds, but no instance has
heretofore been recorded of taking
such a monster tuna at any point
along the New Jersey coast.
The 10th annual casting tourna-
ment of the Ocean City Fishing club
Is being held today at the north
point of beach, Ocean City, N. J.,
casting beginning at 10 A. M. Many
valuable prizes are to be given in
the three events.
No. Average of 5 casts in open
field.
No. 2-Longest of 5 casts in open
field.
No. S-Mystery event, unknown
distances.
Experts from many of the clubs
are on hand and It is expected that
some of the existing records will be
broken.
Channel bass have not disappear
ed entirely from the New Jersey
coast but they are few and far be-
tween. Further south they are more
plentifu1. At Vhincoteague, Va,
recently. an angler caught is IN 4
hours of fishing. New Jersey ang-
lers may get a few later on in the
season.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
The Fighting Blue

Have you ever taken a blue fish
on light tackle? If not you have
something to live Tor and may your
lucky day" come soon. One who
has taken them in Southern waters
describes 1t as follows:
"Whang! A swapping shock and
a line singing through the water
with kissing speed. Sit tight and
fght-you have hooked into Old
Man Speckle's greatest enemy. the
fighting Blue Fish. With the fash
ing sweep Of the Mackerel, the hit
ting stroke of a Lady Fish, a
viciousness of fight and staying
power all his own, the Blue Fish
acknowledges few equals among
who's Who" in the world of fms.
over the side of the boat after a
struggle that tells you your five and
a half rod deserves the line
land well made" and look out for
your hands. The only good Blue
Fish is a dead Blue Fish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28

BoSTON.-opening of the 1924
season is almost sure to find Lee
Fohl, now manager of the st. Louis
Browns, at the head of his third
major league club.
He is regarded now as the certain
successor of Frank Chance, Red Sox
pilot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28
.OUT-OF-DOORS-
Trapshooting, Hunting, Fishing
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS

Tending feline, If you can catch 1t
in the act, may be destroyed in any
humane way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28

II You Are looking for a good real estate
Investment, look first at the Lots for
sale" column In the Classified Section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-28

4. 6 Il ~ !
Evening star., 1923-11-19

COLLECTOR Must be ex-
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and K stS. NV.
Evening star., 1923-11-19

A few exceptionally good cars
that have been left with us for
sale by their owners who are
not taking deliveries on their
new Hupmobiles or Jordans
until later.
Evening star., 1923-11-19
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Evening star., 1923-11-19
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