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probably will be filling the first base
vacancy. Lawler, who has played
there, Is out of athletics because of
illness. and none of the veteran in
tielders available has worked at the
initial sack. An outfielder also must
be uncovered to work with Breslin
and Cummins, likely fixtures in the
pastures.
May and Clark, leftover pitchers.
are right-handers, but there is a
deal of southpaw talent among the
newcomers.
FOrty-twO men gave Coach O'Reilly
a busy afternoon at Georgetown.
Seventeen members of the squad
came from last years varsity group
and nine from the 1923 freshman
team. Practically all of the others
out for the team came to George
town with big base ball regulations,
and probably number OF them will
make the varsity grade. This is
eSpe cially true of Sukeforth
catcher, and Alberts, an outfielder.
Both are we'll known In New Eng
land for their prowess on the dia-
mond.
afternoon for base ball. About q
score of candidates were expected to
report to Coach Eistad.
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Frank Carbone, veteran Brooklyn
middleweight.
TwO-Hnnded Fighter.
Berlenbach originally was south
paw. but his veteran manager and
ring mentor. Dan Hickey. has de-
velopsd a Knockout punch in his
right as well as his left hand Paurs
pile-driving lefts, however. are his
main weapon OF attack. He Is tall,
rangily built and shifty, although not
particularly aggressive. His GOODNESS
in the ring is another asset, although
in none Of his encounters to date has
he been given a real test.
Herlenbach was born in New York
city twenty-three years ago OF
French German descent
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TWO COURT FIVES REMAIN
In MIDGET TITLE RUNNING

0MPETTION the midget basket ball narrowing During
month Of play halfpint qunts piled
~ they falered midseason
the formidable for leadership the
the Southends and the Washington Epiphany
regularity
Thursday week Coliseum that
decide the o
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Col. Thompson will first approach
John A. Heydler. head of the National
League. They will meet at a dinner
in New York Friday night. Early
meetings also will be arranged with
Judge Landis, Ban johnson and NJ. Fl.
Sexton. About thirty base ball leagues
VIII operate this year. and 1t Is esti-
mated that more than q hundred games
could be played on Olympic day. for
the benefit of the fund.
The committee also hopes to raise q
substantial sum through the sale Of
passages to France on the steamship
America, which will convey the ath-
ietes abroad, according to Col. Thomp-
son. There will be 'for SALE more
than hundred staterooms, and Col.
rhompson believes the demand for these
Will be excessive.
Not only will 1.-The American team be
taken to France on a first class ves-
sci. but it will be splendidly housed
while at Paris. Prince Murat's chateau
has been engaged, and nearly a hun
dred "huts' will be erected to care tor
the array Of talent. These "huts." Col.
Thompson declared, will be well equip
ped.
Following the Paris games, said Col.
Thompson. intensive preparation for the
Olympiad at Amsterdam. Holland, in
1928. will be started Also Los Angeles
will begin its campaign for procuring
the Olympic games of 1882. The Pacific
coast folk, 1t is said, are willing to
charter vessel to get the athletes to
Los Angeles and return them to their
home port.
Outdoor baSe ball practice got
under way at two of the District col
leges yesterday, sizable squads report
ing to the coaches at Catholic Uni-
versity and Georgetown. At Brookland
number Of veterans turned out for
the initial drill Of the season under
Coach Moran.
The leftover varsity men on the field
were Neary, catcher; May and Clark,
pitchers; De Nault, Mulville and Ignace,
infieiders,- and Breslin and Cummins.
outfielders.
From the 1923 freshman nine there
came Shea, Mcmahon and McAuley,
catchers: Meehan, Devon, Bartley and
Cozack. pitchers; Garvin, Foley And
Mcintyre, infielders. and Bailey, Dor
nish and Mccormick, outflelders.
O'Connor, former Eastern High
School pitcher. also reported.
Morsns greatest problem this year
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RACE MEET ENDS TODAY.

NEW ORLEANS. La. March A.
Winter racing at the Fair Grounds
will end with the running of todays
card, the feature OF which will be
the Mardi Gras handicap at a mile
and three-sixteenths. Tomorrow the
scene will ahift to Jefferson Park,
whore . meet Of twelve days Will bo
1nANgurAzeds
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LEAGUES WILL BE ASKED
TO HELP FUND u. S. TEAM
Col. Thompson, American Committee Head, to Ap-
+ peal to Diamond Leaders for Benefit Day in
All Circuits-D. C. College Mines Out.

RGANIZED be athle
team that will America games Paris
in the At the dinner last night Col Robert NJ
Thompson chairman of the United Olympic
by
lie University that the quickest with
the entire approval OF the public
the by the holding
will sail for France.
The suggestion with the unanimous
Thompson NJ
high of organized base ball
American and National leagues
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TRIALS FOR SWIMMERS.

NEW YORK, March 4.-Olympic
tryouts for woman swimmers will be
held June and at Briar Cliffe
Lodge, in West Chester county.
Woman members of the Olympic team
will be named at the conclusion of
the tryouts June g.
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METCALF GOES TO AMEs.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. March a.
T. Nelson Metcalf. track coach at
Minnesota, has announced his ac-
ceptance OF the department as ath-
letic director at Iowa State College,
at Ames. He will take up his new
work next September.
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BUFF HELD TO DRAW,

TRENTON, N. j.. March 4.-Johnny
Bun. former bantamwelght champion
Of the world. was held to a draw Eere
last night after ten sensational rounds
Of milling with Emil Paluso Of Salt
Lake CITY
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WALES WINS AT SOCCER.

LONDON, March 4-Wales de-
feated England in their annual inter-
national soccer match two goals to
one. The game was played at Black
burn
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BASKET BALL MAY MAKE
PROFIT FOR MICHIGAN u
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

ICHIGAN forward placing basket ball
W the athletic ledger From the outlook authorities
hope that will only be efsupporting, but will
defray the of productive
This because the greatly increased facilities for handling
Field
estimated than the total
from haske bal las winte
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JONES AT TRINITY.

1opes na,ahro;sd d, ~ ~ cmsch ha. oTaad aur,t,ad
to assume position as director Of
athletics at Trinity College. He has
signed a flve-year-and-six-m
contract,
Evening star., 1924-03-04

Edward F. Eagan of Oxford is the
heavyweight boxing champion of the
English universities. He was former
IL of Yales
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Olympic Body Seeks Base Balls Aid Berenbac Latest Boxing
BASKET BALL RESULTS

s.. I. G. Tournament.
(At Atlanta.)
North Carolina, 33b Mississippi Az
gies, 23.
Alabama, 37s Georgia, 20.
At Lafayette-Iowa, 20, Purdue. 81.
At Observation-Disclosures Sit Mich
iEnn, 20.
At MadisOn-Wisconsin, 30, Ohio
State, 20.
At Geneva-Niagara. Fl, Hobart,
10.
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NEW YORK MIDDLEWEICHT
CALLED SECOND KETCHEL
Fighter, Who Has Scored % Successive Knockouts
Was Born Mute, But Acquired Hearing and
Speech When Is Years Old.

EW YORK, March Paul Beenbach New Yok mddleweght
knockout king sensation Of the indoor
has had one Of the remarkable record
Thrust into the meleht with record Of wentytree consecutive
professional critics
threshold hail
kechel mddeweigh ranks fifteen
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throwing a point VIII do VIII De 70
conserve the dignity OF the ancient
and honorable body Of tennis officials.
Not that it needs conserving; in fact.
come to think, that 10 not quite the
word. It will, to put It more accu-
rately. enhance the dignity OF these
nified, so immoderateIy self-conscious.
so sublimely proud Of the importance
OF their calling.
{Cbpyrisht 1e2A.)
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If the floor game does develop into
an asset it will take something of
strain from foot ball, which. until
this winter, has been the only paying
sport on the Wolverine calendar.
Evening star., 1924-03-04
The Correct American Adaptation
of the English Lounge Suit

An adaptation by our American makers that
meets fully the demands of men who know
what English style should be.
The coat is somewhat shorter, has slightly
wider shoulders, lower waistline; the vest is
blunt-tipped; the trousers are wide, but by
no means extreme.
The adaptation for men who will not exper-
iment with their clothes, but demand that
they be right.
Evening star., 1924-03-04

One thInc that the rule AEatnstl
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scHUZE

Spolek Starych ceskyych Osadnikn
kon6 svoi pravidelnou schzi pfis6 neds dubna od-
poledne ceske Narodni Sini Broadway.
SouSasns jsou zadani by se dostavii vsichni novi
slenovs oni ktef mali byd Spolu Starych O.adni-
XII uyadsni Po vyserpani jedlan pfichyatal vbor We
.ey program a chune ob6erstven. dilezitsmu usna-
SEMI jakoz ku pfatelskemu pobesedovani hronnad-
ne lcasti I'VE jmenem spolku
49, h s$f IN ZEMAN, tajemnik.
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UMRTf ri. MARIE TEXLE-
ROVE.

2
Ia IA dni po smrti sveho
bratra krajana M. Marese ma
sledovala jej vcera do nezna-
ma sestra pi. Marie Texlero-
va, rozena Maresova., Rodem
2 Eerouna dozila sc Americe
sveho 72. roku. V move vlasti
byla 20 So rokd. Pohreb kra-
janky nasi konan bude Ultra
dopoledne 2 domu smutku
4141 Cyril ave. do kostela sv.
.Prokopa ma zap. stranei od-
tud ma hrbitov sv. Jana ma
w Woodland ave. Zanechava zde
dcery ppi. Barboru st'astnou,
Marii Kalinovou, Josefu Hla-
vackovou a syny Josefa, Vacla
va a Antonina, dale sestry ppi.
'Julii Svatosovou, Kristynu Krie
gerovou a Josefu' Kyselovou,
krone vnuka i znacneho kru-
hu pribuznych. Zarmoucene
rodin9, jez v tax kratke dobe
postizena byla dvoji ranou O.
sudu, vyslovujeme svoji upfi-
mnou soustrast.
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PaiLEzITosT PRO tvYLET-
NfKY DO STARYCH WASTE

Kdo zamysli v lete vydati
sc k navsteve stareho domova
"a morem, tomu 1iaskyta sc
vyhodna pfilezitost pripojiti Sc
k cele spolecnosti, kterou po-
vede znamy banker p. Henry
Spira. Tyz jest ceskoslovensky
Kodak a jeho bohate zkusenosti
rok a jeho bohate zkuSenosti
isou zarukou prijemne cesty
jelikoz ucastnikum usetrena
bude mnoha svizel, ktere js0u
udelem tenn, kdoz v cestovani
ma vetsi vzdalenost jsou no
vacky. Kazdy, kdoz by Sc chtel
spolecneho vyletu sucastniti
snecht' Sc zavcas prihlasi. Po'
drobnosti 0 vyprave nalezne '
oznamkove casti listu.
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PROHIBlCNf SPEHOUNKA
PREPADLA STARCE
v LAZNI.

Do bytu 70leteho Franka
DQlinskeho, 267l vych. 81. ul.,
vnikla prohibicni spehounka,
prave kdyz Sc starec koupal,
jak napadeny svedcil vcera cd
poledne v uradovne okresnfho
zalObce Stantona. "Dama" pri-
sla k vane a vytahla zatku a
vyzvala starce, ably koupani
nechal a sucastnil sc prohlid-
ky. Pfepadu Sc sucastnili eel
KEN til muzi dive zeny. Do
linsky ,tvrdi, re mu banda tato
ukradla "a prepadu dne %.
dnora $50 dolaru "a dvoie ho-
dinky. Zatykace ma podafene
vykonavatele spravedlnosti wy
dany budou dnes.
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SPCR MUNICIPALNfHO
SOUDCE S KLERKEM.

Pro nevaznost k soudu byl
vcera odpoledne municipalnlm
soudcem Terrellem zavTen W.
pomocny klerk tehoz soudu
James ID. Cantillon. V base po-
byl as 2G mlnut, do DOLBY, kdy
jeho pravnik Mulligan podal
zadost npvy soud slozil "a
klienta zaruku 800. Podivne
soudni liceni Romano bude dnes
a po pfipade mem pokraco-
vano pred soudem apelacnim.
Soudce Terrell odsoudil Cantil-
Iona ma 10 dni do okresniho
vezeni a k pokute $25 spolu S
nahradou soudnich utrat.
Spor povstal We stredu,
kdyz soudni pripad G. Kenne-
dyho pro utok odebran byl
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MEMO, sion v ZO0LoGIc-
KE ZAHRADE, POD POLL
CEJNf DOHLfDKOU.

Dozorce We zverinci v Brook
side parku G. G. Christie byl
proto, ze pry prilis holdoval
trunku, mestskym parkovnfm
reditelem Harmon propulsion
a jeho sv6renec sion Memo jest
strezen, policisty, kteri mali
rokaz zvire. skoliti, jestli re
by upadlo " zurivost. Christie
pry v .opilostit hrozil, re Nema
pusti, coz vlastne melo' v "a
peti jeho propusteni. Byl hK-
dacem u zvirete jeste " dobach
kdy Sc tlustokozec produkoval
cirku a prejat byl do sluzby
mayorem Kohlerem as pred
dewitt mesici soucasne sc slo-
nem. .Byl to dar reditele Kei-
thova divadla, osobniho prite-
lie byvaleho mayora. Opatrova
nj Nema svereno bylo J. E.
Kramerovi, dosavadnimu hli-
daci medvedI.
st'astny Memo, jinak pry
popudlive povahy a nikterak
Sc do zoologicke zahrady me-
hodici pro mozne nestesti, KITE
re by mohl zpdsobiti, opatren
jest zeleznymi. louty a polici-
ste mali pfipra&*nt pusky pro
pfipad v6tsiho nebezpeci.
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NASTUPOVANf PROTI ZBY.
TEcNEMU KOUkI.

Mestsky manager Hopkins
zapocal vcera BOZ proti nesne-
sitelnemu obtezovani obcan-
stva dymem. Jako jiz nekoli-
krate rred tim bude zrizena
zvlastni divise inspekcni S ko-
misarem v cele a poGetnym per
sonalem. v mestskem rozpoc-
tn jest jiz polozkas ma potira-
nj koufe0 S7S75, ale tato nesta-
cl a proto financni vybor po-
svolil 'dalSich $685O. Komisl j
komlsafu jsme jiz nell dost,
sebrali sfuzne, odesli, ale kouf
nam piece, jen zustal, aby tra-
vii nase plice dale.
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JEsTE o JANC ORTHOVI.

Muz vydavajicf Sc v Cleve-
landu a Painesville za Jana
Ortha, byvaleho arcivevodu
rakouskeho, byl podvodnikem,
pravi tax Henry Baracs, 1869
Giel ave-, Lakewood, byvaly
rakousky dustojnik. Jan Ort
mel byti jen sluhou arcivevo-
dy, ktery predstavoyal zmize-
leho Habsburka jiz cd r. 1900.
pravi Baracs, jenz Ortha mel
poznati Clevelande r. 1909.
tyz mel sice uhlazenejsi mravy
odkoukane v panske sluzbe,
ale prozrazovalo jej, re neu-
mel mluviti spisovnou nemci-
nou, uzivaje stale sprosteho
nemeckeho zargonu videnske-
no, kterym Sc nikdy We vyssich
kruzich nemluvilo. Take zpu-
sob jehO psani dokazoval ma
prosto Milky pGvod.
Ostatn6 myslime, re svet sc
pohybovati bude v stejnych
kolejich, at jiz byl v New
Yorku zemrely DIR. Orlow sku.
tecnym arcivevodou neb jen
obycejnym komediantem. Dnes
ito bude jedno Evrope.
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NONE .ZATYKANf PROHIBIC
MICH VYDfRAcO.

Ma rozkaz okresniho zalob-
ce Stantona zatceni byli vcera
diva dalsi prohibicni agent
Jack Gold, 3719 Croton ave.
a Max Kaplan, 2428 vych. 81.
ul. Gold pusobil drive jako
nadhonci smirciho soudce V
Parma taunsipu j. H. Thomp-
soma a jest obvinen z vydira-
nj, ktereho Sc dopustil dve-
ma podobnymi vytecniky ma
pl. Dore Entisove, 3742 Wood
land ave-, na ktere vymamil
500 Ia slib, re jeji pripad
pfekroceni prohibicnich pred
pisu urovna. Kaplan byl Gin
nym u tri smircich soudcu,
Stantona Addamse v East Gle
velandu, Samuela S. Kesta v
Royalton taunsipu a A. l..
Schlegla V Garfield Heights,
take mu bylo dokazano, re
pod falesnou pfedstirkou, re
jej bude osobne "a vyslechu
zastupovatl, oSidil jisteho w.
Kroskeho 0 $50.
Stanton soucasne oznamuje
re podrobl prohlidce raporty
pOkut statnichs examinatorU
soudnich, ktere "ridil" j. Meel
mans, predstaveny vesnice
Brook Park.
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zENY We FINANcNfM Wy,
BQRU VYHRALY.

IL zen dostavivsich sc do wee
relsi schuze fjnancniho vybo-
ri nlestske rady, ziskaly tolik
ze naxah, i aby pri cleveland
skem poiicejnim Department.
zfizenp bylo samostatnejsi od-
delenf zenske, bude V pondel-
MIN zasedani poznovu mestske
rade ,predlozen k schvaleni.
Vybor TAX odhlasoval V pome.
ru, jak volil We schulz radni
Schooley, Marshall a Cook pro
a McGinty a Fleming proti.
Fleming namital, re ordinan
ce ma byti pfedem projednana
We vyborech policejnim a ha.
sicskem a take zneni jeji neni
pry presne stylisovano.
Jedna z bojovnic pi. Eliza.
beta Stuckertova zalovala ma
radnlho Robicka, ktereho sc
telefonicky dotazovala, proc ze
v mestske rade hlasoval prot
zrlzeni zenskeho policejniho
oddeleni, ale tyz il mel odpo-
vedeti, ze ito neni jejim byzny
sem, nacez prerusil spojeni
Robicek vsak pravi, re rozmlu
va zastavll proto, re byl cd
telefonu odvolan donna, ale 0.
Znamil il. ze byl do mestske L;
dy zvolen, aby uzival vlastn
soudnosti, coz sc pry " tomtt
pfipade take stale.
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soudci Hullovi a pfidelen Ter

soudci Hullovi pfidelen Ter
rellovi. Cantillon tvrdil, ze
soudce Hull jest jiz s podrob-
nostmi pripadu obeznamen, q
zadal, ably pripad byl Hullem
rozhodnut a take radil Kenne-
dymu, ably zazadal 0 soud
pred porotou. Pocinani klerka
vzbudiEo .nelibost soudce Ter
rella, jenz uzil nekoika ostfej-
sich vyrazd a Cantllona, re
soudni sine vykazal, pozd6ji
vsak opetne zavolal. ale ten
to odepfel uposlechnouti. ~
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Sokolske oslauy Smetdnouy ma
uenkous. - Sokol We Vodnanech
uspofadal pietni yecer Smetanuv.
Pofad sestaval z pfednasky o Il
vote a die Smetanovs, ukazek Z
del. muz. sboru 'Vsno,,'' a recita-
ce basni vsnovanych Smetanovi.
Pofad byl vhodns volen 1cin-
kujicimi bezvadns proveden. PrI-
bsh vecera byl veskrze ddstojny
a jimavy. Sokol vodnansky polo
I'll tax svezi kytici pamatce Sme-
tanove.
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EIDE, v CLEvELANDE SE-
BRALI MA PALESTYNSkY
FOND $4,000.

Sbirky ma fondy urcene pro
restaurovani Palestyny jako
stare zidovske vlasti dostou-
PLY v Clevelande jiz vyse SIS.
900 z urceneho pro mesto pri-
delu 100000. Pracovnici kan
pane veri, ze sc zdejsim pri-
slusnikum podari pomerne leh-
ce dosici ustanovene kvoty.
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PRIME Sc jeden neb diva pa
nj ma byt do pfedniho poko-
je sc stravou neb bez. Haste
Sc v {. 1856 vych. 65. ul. z u
nion. Ar AT
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
JOHN ST. BOYS
PERFORM TODAY
Cross River Nine to Clash with
Barron Avenue Athletes
in Final Go

The South Amboy high school
baseball nine and the Woodbridge
high balltossers will bring their
diamond seasons to . close this
afternoon. when they meet In what
Is expected to be an interesting con-
test on the cross river diamond.
Two weeks ago the John street
boys and the township diamonders
met on the Parish House field. at
woodbridge. with result that the
Barron avenue boys took the contest
by q large margin. Both teams are
anxious to close their season with
victory and 1t Is expected that
hard fought contest will take place.
Besides the cross river team has won
two contests straight and Is anxious
to make it three In row.
For the Woodbridge team, Selden
Hoagland will handle the pitching
assignment. while Hun will do the
receiving. On the mound for the
South Amboy team will be found
Hymie Hockhiser. while Torgotson
VIII assist him in the other battery
position.
The rest OF the regular lineups will
be used by both combinations. The
game will get under way about S:15
o'clock and large crowd Is expected
out to-witness the encounter. A big
delegation of rooters will In all
probability accompany the Barron
avenue boys.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
Chicago Cubs Are Beaten
While Giants Cop Tilt;
Yanks And Fohlmen Lose

heart out of Connie Mack's charges
in the seventh when no combed
Burns fr . homer with three on.
Lyons helped win his own game with
single and a double.
Landing on the long end of a
9 to score in see-saw battle with
Washington. Chicago took firmer
hold on It's first division berth.
Hooper settled the argument in the
eighth with a. circuit drive with all
sacks occupied.
Ruthlessly trampling on the hap
less Cardinals to the tune of to 2
while the Cubs dropped tha opener
to the lowly Phillles. the Giants
widened the breach between them
selves and the windy city aggrega-
tion to q game and a half. 1t was
the Giants first victory OF the sea-
SON over Hornsby and company, who
took four straight from the league
leaders In the mound city last
month. Hack" Wilson. South
worth's sensational young under
study, slammed out a triple and two
singles. drew q base on balls, scored
two runs and drove in two more.
Nehf pitched strong game for the
McGrawites.
Alexander had to take to cover
under heavy bombar iment of
Philadelphia hits In ths second in
ming OF the Cub-Philly tussle and
ais teammates were eventually
overwhelmed. 3 to 8. A running
catch by Cy Williams Ia the eighth
featured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17
LADIES WILL
mot Be CHARGED
For Baseball Games Played
on Local Semi Pro
Diamond

Ladies will be admitted free to all
baseball contests promoted by
Messrs. Sheehan and Flynn, of the
Perth Amboy Club, on the Raritan
Copper Works diamond for the ball
auce of this campaign, 1t was an
nounced yesterday.
The moguls are desirous of inter-
esting female baseball followers In
the combination performing on the
Raritan Copper Works field each
Sunday afternoon. and in this way
the male crowd is also expected to
Improve.
For next Sunday afternoon the
Amboys have carded the Carteret
Field Club, one of the teams having
bid in for the Middlesex county
championship. The Carteret team
has a creditable record so far this
year and the borough promoters ex-
pect to pad up for the tilt with the
local representatives
The crowds have been very poor
~ contests on the local field to date
and If an Improvement Is not noted
uoon, this city will be without q
I5omi- pro representative team within
few weeks. The local representa-
tive club is playing good ball ana
there is no reason why the fans
should not support the club. The
contests played here the last two
Sundays compare with the best ever
put on in this city and the best at
fractions obtainable are to be
brought to the local field during the
balance of the season providing the
proper support Is given.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-06-17

NEW YORK. June 1s.-Alphonse
and CASTOR of comic supplement
fame never were more deferential to
each other than are the Yankees and
the Red Sox. because they refused
to be so ungentlemanly as to beat
Cleveland while Detroit was trounc-
ing Boston, New York today is still
clinging to the top rung Of the Amer
lean league ladder.
Bullet Joe Bush, who apparently
does not believe in the you first"
code of etiquette. did his best for
eight innings to help his road-weary
teammates pull away to a two-game
lead over their tenacious Fenway
rivals by holding the Indians to three
scattered hits. but in the ninth with
the assistance of Johnson's error, he
handed a 2 to victory to speakers
tribe. Coveleski pitched a strong
game for Cleveland. keeping the
Yanks' eight bingles thinly inter-
spersed. Babe Ruth was passed
three times.
Detroit climbed to within a few
points Of second place by scoring a
shut-out over the slugging Red Sox,
to 0. LII Stoner. who meyer per-
mitted Fohl's men to become unduly
familiar with his slants. let his OPP
ponents down with six hits. Boston
fumbled its only chance to break up
the game In the eighth when Todt
grounded out with the bases full.
The Browns moved up to nth
place by pounding out a 10 to Q win
over the Athletics. Collins took the