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■Baseball - DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS - Great Outdoors
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Giants Have Chance to Win
Fifth Game-Nehf and .Hoyt
Opposing Hurlers
The chance of th· New York
Yankees to cop the present world's
series, their first since New York
was represented In the American
league, depends entirely upon the
showing of Waite Hoyt In the eighth
[urne of tho series scheduled for this
afternoon. Hoyt, the Brooklyn
schoolboy, has succeeded In defeat*
ing Art Nehf. the Giant southpaw
ace, in two games to date. The
Giants bats have been idle in these
two contests, and if the Brooklyn
boy, a Giant outcast, succeeds In
holding bis old teammates again to
day, the Yanks still have a chance,
h The Giants have made known
Β their intention of batting hard'tra
hind Nehf in the game this after
noon, and if they do, the 1921 clas
sic will be over. Ward's error and
Kewster'· juggle of tfnyder'a drive
gave the Giants their second and
winning run In the game yesterday
afternoon. This was Carl May's sec
ond defeat in three starts.
Phil Douglas, the Giant spltball
artist, was opposed to Mays in three
games and as a result has won two
games in three starts.
Pre-serles dope has gone all
wrong. No one made known a be
lief that Barnes would turn in two
wine for the Giante, and who ever
thought Douglas would beat Mays In
two out of three starts. Hoyt'· show
ing against Nehf also upset the fig
uring of the dopesters.
The Yanks yesterday added anoth
er cripple to their list, Mike Mc
Nally. who proved a shining light
for the American league entry in
games played to date. He injured
his shoulder sliding to a base and
was replaced by Frank Baker. Baker
secured two hits.
Ready to Play Leading Girls'
Teams Throughout State
-Want Games
Tlie Dotta girls basketball quin
tet has been reorganized and .Miss
Elizabeth Dolan who was chosen aa
manager of the team at a recent
meeting, is ready to book games
with the leading girls' teams in this
»tate. For the first part of the sea
ton the local girls' quintet will play
traveling games and later on a num
Mr of home games may be played.
The lineup of tho Dottae will be
practically the same as last year,
tad Miss Marie Ilanderhan will cap
tain the outfit. The team will line
up with the Misses Marie and Anna
Manderhan. Cora De Kusha, Mary
tiolan. Elizabeth Dolan and Eleanor
Brogger. It is probable that Miss
Marie Handerhan will jump cen
ter, and that the Misses Cora De
Rusha will occupy the guarding po
sitions. while the Misses Anna Han
derhan, Eleanor Brogger and Eliza
beth Dolan will be the choice for
the advanced positions, and side
center. The side center is used in
gamee where certain girls' rules are
applied.
The Dottas will take the court this
season in natty new uniforms. This
team proved a real drawing attrac
tion In this section last year. Teams
desiring to book the oDttas are re
quested to communicate with Mise
Dolan. 273 Madison avenue.
Sport Briefs
INew Jersey game nan wnsgicu uut
of tiny eggs at the beginning of their
existence; passed through amazing
experiences in their life at the big
hatchery in Hackettstown; develop
ed appetites that made them hungry
for the angler's lure and finally put
up A great battle when hooked in a
mountain stream, in. moving pic
ture stunts which the State Fish and
Game Commission announces it Is
ready to exhibit before sportsmen'·
clubs, schools and other organiza
tions. These interesting and educa
tional films are composed of scenee
taken by some of the most famous
of the moving picture corporations
at the big fish hatchery and at the
Forked River game farm to be flash
ed on news screens throughout the
world.
Our Retreads cost lees than
1-3 cent a mile, to run at the
rate of 5000 miles which you
are guaranteed on a 33x4 Tire,
yet they average 6500 miles
which permits you to 4 miles
for one cent.
YOU MIGHT GET CHEAPER
WORK BUT YOU WON'T GET
CHEAPER TIRES—
NOR CHEAPER MILES
Steam Vulcanizing
Let George Do It
180 Sew Brunswick Are.
SEPARATES VS.
ALLEN'S TEAM
Intermediates of Y. M. H. A.
Hope to Even Matters To
night-Y.M.H.A.Court
The Y. M. H. A. court tonight will
be the scene ot a basketball con
test between the Perth Araboy High
School Separatee and the Y. M. H.
A. Intermediates. This is the sec
ond game of a series between these
two teams, the Separates having
copped the honors in the opening
engagement. The game tonight will
start promptly at 7:30 o'clock.
Under the direction of Coach Ru
fus Allen the Intermediates have
practised hard since their first meet
ing with the Separates, and Manager
Breslow's team ia confident of cop
ping the bacon tonight and evening
up the series. The Intermediates
line-up will be chosen from Jacob
sen. Richman, Freedman, Kass,
Breslow, Shumsky and Sladkue.
freedman performed with the Jun
ior champions of New Brunswick,
the New Market A. C., last season.
Although Manager Convery of the
Separates has not issued his line
up for the game tonight, he claims
to have a surprise in store for those
who attended the game. In the first
game the Separates used Olochau,
Dooley. Rasmussen, Convery, Grieve,
Johnson and Forman.
If a third and deciding game Is
necessary to decide the winner of
this series, it is likely that this game
will be played on a Saturday night.
Speedways Play Michelins in
Auditorium on This Night
All Local Team
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will be opened on Saturday night.
The Perth Amboy Speedways and
Mechelins M Milltown are matched
to meet in the opening game on the
Auditorium court on this night, and
an interesting game is expected.
The Michelin Tire company repre
sentative baseball team recently was
defeated by the Perth Amboy base
ball club for the Middlesex county
baseball championship.
The Perth Amboy Speedways will
play on the Audltarlum court in this
city every Saturday night. This
combination has an all-local lineup,
Peter Hansen( Ray and Bob Han
derhan, John Bradley and Charles
Brownmiller. The Speedways put
up a wonderful gaine, the two hand
ed dribble against the Junior Me
chanics of Newark last Sunday night
locing out by nine points. With the
Juniors in this game were, Ed Schel
ling, who featured with the River
sides of South Amboy two seasons
ago. and who also played with the
Windsors of Newark, "Nip" Clark
of the Windsors and National Turn
ers, Ralph Clark, Tueechler and
Hachow.
There are many fans in this city
who failed to turn out for the bas
ketball contests in the Auditorium
last season because there were four
out of town men on the team, David
"Hank" Thomas was the real draw
ing attraction In the lineup of the
Perth Amboys last season. Games
every Saturday night will start
promptly at 9:15 o'clock, and there
will be no basketball throwing on
the court, while a dance is in prog
ress.
The pictures from the state'» game
farm are regarded as the best film
studies ever made of pheasants,
quail and other wild game birds. The
camera men worked nearly a year to
show the range of activities in arti
flcally rearing game birds. The pic
tures tell the story from the time the
mother pheasant or quail or wild tur
key lays her eggs, until the newly
a living and finally full grown, are
a living and finally gull grown, are
taken from th· farm to be liberated
in fields and woods in different parts
of the state, henceforth to shift for
themselves. Moving pictures taken
in the deer parks at the game farm
also are unique.
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Captain Larson, the Annapolis f ootball center, Is the team's main
stay when It comes to kicking. Th e captain of the army cadet team.
West I'oint, also plays center. Lar son is one of the best kickers in
football. «.
Babe Rests His Arm
Mrs. Ruth holding Babe's Injured arm. The Injury caused doctors
to order him out of the world series in New York.
Firt Game to be Played at
Home Next Week—
Sayreville 5
Jay Shaw will again pilot the af
fairs of the Matawan representative
basketball team this season, accord
ins to an announcement made this
morning1. This team will open its
home season on Geran's hall court
In Matawan next week probably on
Wednesday night and the strongest
teams in the third congressional dis
trict will be booked.
"Chief" Tasiinl will again be cap
tain of the teum this season, and
the lineup should be strengthened
by the addition of Manuel, a well
known Keyport tosser. Other
players who will perform with the
Matawan representative team are
Craig, Davis, Leary and Lyle.
Manager Shaw is desirous of ar
ranging g;;mes with leading teams
η this vicinity. Games will be play
ed at home and away. Address com
munications to the manager, Mata
van. N. J.
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Shaw made a good record on the
:ourt lait season, and with Manuel
η their lineup this season better
■esults can be expected during the
:oming season.
ROLANDS PLAY RETURN
GAME AJ GREAT KILLS
The Rolande of Hoboken will play
ι return game with the Staten Is
and Separates at Great Kills Sât
irtiav night. The Rclands defeated
he Separates in the opening game
η their echedule several weeks ago,
nd the Great Kills representative
earn is hopeful of evening matters
η this game. The contest will start
iromptly at 9:15 o'clock.
The Hoboken team will appear
k'lth their regular lineup, while the
leparates will have Sher, Soige
rothers, La June and Van Layen.
'he Separates have been defeated I
only once since the last appearance
of the Rolands. On next Thursday
night the Separates will travel to
Patchawk, Ij. I., where they will
hook up with the representative
team of that place.
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tism, tired muscles, lame backs, sprains
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It eases and brings comfort surely
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SAULES
REORGANIZED
John F. Baumann is Chosen
Manager and Freddy Gloch
au Will Again Play
The Sayreviile Big Five basket
ball team has been reorganized and
John F. Baumann will again pilot
the combination. This team made
a wonderful record on courts
throughout the state last season,
and Manager Baumann is of the be
lief that with practically the same
team, better résulta can be expected
this season.
This team will probably open the
season next week on the Matawan
court. ManagerTJaumann has been
busily engaged booking games with
combinations having home courts,
and at a later date it Is possible
that Sayreviile may boast of a home
court. The Sayreviile Big Five this
reason will have Paul Sutton. Fred
dy Glochau. Charley Eppineer.
"Boiler" Fitzpatrlck and Pete
Rhatican.
1-ast season the Sayreviile combi
nation played Matawan. Wood
bridge. du Pont. Princeton. South
Amboy Legion, Perth Amboy Speed
ways and teams of like strength
The Sayreviile combination has been
booked to play a game with the
Perth Amboy Speedways on the A'l·
noon.
Teams desiring bookings with the
Rayreville rtutfit are requested to
communicate with John F. Baii
mann, manager. Sayrevllle. or fall
New Brunswick 1168 from 8:30 In
the morning to 4 o'clock in the af
ternoon.
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BABE'S HOMER
HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES
PLAY FOOTBALL TOOAY
The first gam* in the Perth Am-1
J ooy High School football interclass1
series will be played on the Rarltan
Copper works Held at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, the Junior and Freshman
eleven* furnishing: the opposition.
This lnterclaas football series is the
first move by Coach Robert 8. Wad
dell to place the Perth Amboy High
School in a class with high schools
in other cities this size, in football
circles.
The students at the high school
have been aching for football for
the last several seasons. L'pon the
arrival of Coach Waddell thi· rea
son arrangements were made to re
build a!l branches of sport at the
high school, and after the new in
structor had reviewed the football
situation he decided to arrange for
the playing of an interclass series
this year, and to form a representa
tive school eleven next fall.
For more than three weeks Coach
Sort···* Will Continue
BALTIMORE. Oct. 13—The poet
season series between Baltimore,
winner of the international league
championship, and Louisville, which
won the pennant In the American
Association, will contine here this
afternoon. The teams have an even
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tinued until one club has Ave vic
tories to Its credit.
Jack Ogden. credited with both
Oriole victories, was the selection
of Manager Dunn for pitching duty
this afternoon and Nick Cullonp,
loft hander, is the probable choice
of Manager McCarthy of the Colo
nels.
The commission has arranged to
show the reels in two series, either
available for the use of responsible
organizations. One series furnishes
a complete entertainment; the other,
of shorter films, ie to be used with
other «îovie features. The commis
sion. through its office at Trenton,
is now receiving bookings for the
use of the new films at Fall and
Winter entertainments.
If YOU have some special
want to be satisfied — eafl the
EVENING NEWS and ask for
! an ad taker.
Vaddell ha* been instructing th«
boy* on the line point· of the grid
iron game, and today the ttudenta of
the four ι lasses are equipped with
considerable knowledge of football.
Thia aerie* will enable Coach Wad
dell to pick the foundation for hit
team next year.
Tomorrow afternoon another gam·
will be played, the Seniors and Soph
omores being the opponent· In thi*
contest. The official· for thi· af
ternoon'· contest have been an
nounced as follow·: Dr. Frank C.
Henry. Rufus B. Allen and Profes
sor \Veissman. Mr. Allen will ref
eree.
Each class team has a manage*
and captan in charge as follow·:
Freshman. Alex Gloss, manager, and
Robert Hutton. captain: Sophomore,
Walter Lybeck. manager, and D.
Bernstein captain: Junior, S. Bree
low, manager, and J. Johnson, cap
tain. and Senior. A. Cohen, manager
and C. Hughes, captain.
SOUTH AMBOY ARROWS
READY FOR COURT GAMES
SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. li—Man
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Five, a strong midget combination.
will shortly put hia team on tfe·
floor. This aggregation baa for th·
past few days undergone a series of
tryouts and some of th· beat mate
rial of the city has been banded to·
g-ether to represent the Arrow·.
The team according to th· man·
ager will be a visiting team, al
though several games have b«*n
booked as preliminaries in the High
School Auditorium.
The Arrow· line up as folio*·:
John Phillips and James Trigg·, aa
forwards; Frank Brennan. George
Letts, and J. Bloodgood, as guards,
an<l Tom Ryan, will jump center.
Letts is anxious to meet on out of
town courts, as many teams as pos
sible in their class. Challenges
should be addressed to S4B David
nreet, south Amboy. N. J.
SICK WATCHES
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RELIABLE JEWELRY 8H0Ï
ISOA S WITH ST. TBI. SSS-W
"All That's In ths Name"
A mighty shout greeted Ruth'i
first homer of the World's Series,
made in the ninth Inning· of the
fourth pâme. Here he is crossing
Jiome plate.'
TERIO IS MANAGER
! OF ST. PETER FIVE
Frank "Panny" Terio has been
chosen manager of the St. Peter's
basketball team, a newly organized
light senior court outfit, and he is
desirous of arranging games with
Matnwan. the Parish House five of
Woodbridge and teams of like
strength. All challenges should be
addressed to 103 New Brunswick
avenue.
With the St. Peter's team this
year will be Stehlgens, Hitter. Jen
sen. Hughes. Hansen and Peterson.
These baFketball tossers have played
together for the past several sea
sons. and under Manager Terio
should make a good showing on the
court this winter. At the present
time the St. Peters are desirous of
tooking traveling games, and It is
possible that at a later date hone
games «ill be played.
Thi
IS IS
a Studebaker Year
We have been asked the question how we
account for the tide of Studebaker popularity
which has swept the country.
Among others, two fundamental causes explain it:
1. The outstanding cause is the value of Studebaker Cars,
in quality, style, performance, durability, and price, demon
strated by the complete satisfaction and enthusiasm of nearly
one-half million owners who know values.
2. The universal respect for and confidence in the integrity
of the name STUDEBAKER which for seventy years has
been the symbol of quality and fair dealing.
Crowning proof of the dependability of Studebaker cars is
reflected in our diminishing business in service parts.
With approximately 116,000 more Studebaker care in operation on
September 1st, 1921, our parts business the first eight months of this
year was 3% less than in the same period two years ago.
While our car manufacturing plants operated this year 41% ahead of
last year, our service parts manufacturing plant has operated at from
one-half to two-thirds of last year.
Studebaker Cars are standing up in service and staying out of repair
shops, to a degree unexcelled, we believe, by any cars of w hatever price.
The Studebaker Corporation of America.
A. R. ERSKINE, President
NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER CARS
f. o. b. factories, effective September 8th, 1921
Touring Cart and Koadttert:
Light-Sis 3-Paaa. Roadster ... ..
Light-Six Touring Car
Special-Six 2-Pass. Roadster
Special-Six Touring Car.
Special-Six 4-Paaa. Roadster
Big-Six Touring Car
.$1123
_ 1150
_ 1585
_ 1635
_ 1635
.. 1985
Coupee and Sedan*!
Light-Six 2-pass. Coupe-Roadster
Light-Six 5-pass. Sedan
Special-Six 4-pass. Coupa.
Special-Six 5-pa as. Sedan
Big-Six 4-pass. Coupa
Big-Six 7-pass. Sedan .
11550
- 1850
_ 24»
. 2550
. 2850
. 2950
ALL STUDEBAKER CARS ARE EQUIPPED WITH CORD TIRES
FRANK VAN SYCKLE
New Brunswick Ave., Cor. Jefferson St., Perth Amboy, N. J., Tel. 591-2