GREAT FINISH EXPECTED FOR CITY BOWLING LEAGUE\
!
Woodbridge Team Will Op-1
pose Hungarian Catholic j
Club Team
I
Tile Woodbridge Knights of Co
lumbus basketball team will play the
Hungarian Catholic Club quintet on
the latter's court tonight. Judging
from tno pace the Hungarian Club
• has been setting in recent games
Manager Mike Trainer’s boys should
In: given a real tussle. The con
' test is slated to start about !t o'clock. |
The Hungarian Club team has met!
some ot tho leading court outtits In !
this section, and has a creditable
record to date. A victory over the 1
Woodbridge Caseys will result ill
some of the b^st combinations in this
section being booked by Manager
.Schlcker for the followers of his
team. The Hungarian Club team
will line up in regular fashion for this '
game, while the Caseys are also ex- ,
pected to take the court with their
tegular players.
On next Sunday night the Hun
garian Club team will engage In bat
le with the Perth Amboy Police So
cial Club combination on the Hun-1
sarian court. An Interesting game
is expected Inasmuch as this con
test Is the first on the schedulo of;
Acting BUI Seiboth of the Police '
team.
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Team Which Lost to Speed
ways by One Point Will
Play
The Roosevelt Separate basketball
toam which was recently defeated by
the Perth Amboy Speedway quintet
on the Auditorium court in this-city
by a one-point margin, has been
booked to play the Y. M. H. A. sen
ior team on thi association court
Thursday night. This contest is of
great importance tc the followers of
ihe tw; teams inasmuch as a ictory
for the Separates will probably re
sult in their being booked for an
other game against the Speedway
oUtSt.
Manager Jacobowitl has consented
to bring the same lineup as was used
against tho Speedways, for Thurs
day night's contest This lineup in
cludes Irv Martin of the Woodbridge
Parish House, Freddy Glochau and
•'Yl" Hibbard of this city, and Sam
rmbow and "Chip” Cutter of Rooee
*elt.
Hubow formerly played with the
Y. M. H. A representative team and
bis reappearance on tho association
court should greatly interest follow
ers of the T M. II A. teams of for
mer seasons. He has been playing
good ball with the Roosevelt outfit
which is managed by Jerome Jacob
on it a.
I There has been considerable com
ment on the showing of the local as
sociation L-s.ni the last two weeks.
The Yorkvi! . Separates were defeat
ed in a whirlwind game a week ago
Thursday and last Thursday the Y.
M. H. A. seniors under the direction
of Acting Manager Louis Daitz sur
prised basketball followers of the
county by downing tho strong Ster
lings of South River. The latter
victory war, scored by a nine point
margin while the Speedways only
defeated the Sterlings by eight
points.
Reformatory Fire Wins Again
On Saturday afternoon the Rah
way Reformatory basketball team
added another victory to its string,
defeating tho Connecticut Farm
comblna by a. 33-36 score. The game
was plavcd on the reformatory court.
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advance one base without liability
to le put out.
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Something Doing Every Niqht
With Big Track Meet Sat- ;
urday Night
With*the teams in the many "Y"
leagues, volley ball, basketball, anti
track, hitting along In regular mid
season form and struggling fiercly
for honors, the gym presents a busy
scene. Morning, noon and night,
some team is either engaged in a
league tussle or i practicing for one.
The current wee': shows an unusu
ally heavy schedule of ‘‘Y*’ sports.
Included among the activities listed
are games in the senior basketball
league track meets between junior
teams, a meet for the varsity outfit,
Sunday school league basketball
games, and the snany volley ball
matches.
Von Daggenhausen's senior team
landed on top of the heap last night
in the senior league basketball con
test with Io?beda’ ' ontfle of dribblers.
The secon.* match, also a league af
fair, terminated in a victory for
Chizmadia's team over Jensen’s ag
gregation.
The industrial volley ball league
continues its schedule tonight with
four matches. Three of these arc
listed for the “Y” court, while the
fourth serie;. between the A. S. & It.. j
and trie IJ. S. 1 ar.nngn duuui,
bo played at the A. S. Sc R. plant.
This series is the opening event
for a social time q,t the A. 8. Sc. R.
plants It is reported that a dance
will be hold no matter which side
comes out on top of the heap when
the dust has subsided. The shell
makers are coming strong and arc
counting on another scalp tonight.
Other industrial league games to
be played tonight are: Cable Works
vs. Read Works; A. T. C. vs. Bake
lite; R. & H. plant vs. Dry Docks.
Tomorrow night tho junior lead
ers are giving a social in tho audi
torium.
Friday night the juniors will take ;
on the employed boys for a track
ipect. A nine event meet has been
arranged by Director S. C. Few. Jr.,
and will he run off as follows: 20
yard dash. Rack race, running high
jump, standing broad jump, 1 lup
relay, 1 lap walk, 3 lap run, tug-of
war, and cage ball. The events are
to start promptly at 7:30 o’clock,
for at S: 30 o'clock hostilities are to
be resumed in tho Sunday School
Athletic J.eague. Tho Methodists
will take on the Presbyterian sec
ond team, while St. Stephens has
been billed to make a possible holi
day for Presbyterians’ varsity ag
gregation. When the time conies
for volley ball the Methodists and
Presbyterians again clash.
Saturday night at the "Y” will be
featured by a triangular track meet
between Paterson, the East Side,
and Perth Amboy. ’
EXTRA!
Wednesday Evening, January 23.
Pool Match
RALPH OBEENLEAF
World's Champion
vs. .
LARRY M. STOUTENBURG
World’s Premier Fancy Shot ExpetL
WALLING'S rOOL ROOM
Under Walling's Hardware Store
18 FRONT STREET,
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I
.ocals Invade Woodbridge
Tonight for Second Game
of Series
The biggest game of the season
or the Parish House quintet of
Voodbridge is to be played on the
.Voodbridge High School court to
ilght, the Speedway basketball team
>f this city is scheduled to furnish
he opposition. It is the second game
if a series between these two teams,
he Speedway outfit having copped
he first game by a margin of n few
mints.
The probable lineups:
'arlsh House Speedways
mrch..*... Brow’nmlller
iV. Martin . Sutton
forwards
;. Martin . Hansen'
center
deter . Allen
guards
Paul Sutton of New Brunswick
lid not perform with the Speedway
■ombine in the first game between
heso two teams because of the fact
hat Bob Handerhan, one of the
Speedways regular guards was not
njured until about six hours after
he Parish House-Speedway conflict. :
Sutton has been playing great ball
with the Amboy team and should be |
i big help to the visitors in the game *
lonight. Hansen played great ball on
Ills return to the Amboy lineup In |
;he contest against the Michelin Tiro
company quintet on Saturday night.
The Parish House players are
jrackerjack shots on the high school
murt and the followers of this team
ire confident of victory. Buckley
will referee. The Parish House team
lefeated the Y. M. H. A. quintet in
Woodbridge and expect to duplicate
Lite feat against the Speedways.
Ray Handerhan. star forward of
the Speedway quintet. Joins Ills
brother Boh as a member of the
disabled roster of this outfit. Ray
•t suffering from a bruised foot and
will be out of the Speedway lineup
tonight. Brownmiller will be shPt
od bark to forward and “Bunk"
Allen will play guard. Ray Han
derhan will try hard to be hark I t
togs for tbf big Standard Oj> game
next Saturday night, while Bob ex
perts to be in line for the Totten
viile contest scheduled for Tuesday
night.
WALKER WINS
BOUT ON POINTS
Outfights Former Pal at New
ark Armory Last
Night
Mil key Walker Is credited with
scoring a victory on points over
Georgia Ward in the great dash of
Elizabeth welterfc whieh was singed
in the Newark armory last night. A
record crowd turned out to witness
the twelve-round battle of former
pals, and Ward although a 7 to 5
fa.vorito before the fight, received
considerable punishment from the
younger boxer.
The result of t'he fight does not
alteet Ward's standing as welter
champion of tho state, inasmuch as
a knockout would only make a
change. Walker started tho bout
strong and in the second round sent
his opponent to the canvas for a
count of nine. Both men weakened
after the sixth round but the last
round was fought in whirlwind
fashion.
Ward weighed in at 147% and his
opponent weighed 14$%, just one
quarter pound less tho weight men
tioned In the forfeit. Walker will
probably bo rcmatched with .Tack
Britton, holder of tho welter crown.
SI. Mbit’s School ITninis Game
The St. Mary’s school basketball
team claims a game by forfeit from
tho Hungarian Catholic Club Jun
iors. The St. Mary'o team is ready
to book Junior teams averaging 101)
pounds. T’:o manager can he reach
ed by calling Perth Amboy 2007.
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(VOODBRIDGE H. S. TEAM . I
WINS ON HARRISON COURT
The Wood bridge High School bas
ketball team nosed out Harrison
High School in a well played game
on the laUer's court recently, the
Snal score being 39 to 32. The vlsi
ors trailed the Harrison team at half
lme 15 to 11 Hoagiand and Drum
mond starred for the visitors, while
Turner and Den Braved led the
home players in scoring.
The score:
Woodbridgr
G.F.TI.
Hoagiand, f. 6 6 18
Drummond, f.4 3 11
Waiting, c . 4 0 8
Peterson, p ... 1 0 2
Voorhees, g . 0 0 0
15 9 39
Harrison
> a. f. ti.
Turner, f . 4 5 13
Den Braen, f .2 9 13
Harasko, f . 0 0 0
Kross, c . 2 0 4
Goldman, g. 1 ft 2
Saporito, g. 0 0 0
9 14 32
Standing City Bowling Lougne
W. L. P.C.
A. S. & K..22 8 .733
Foresters .21 9 .700
A. T. C.17 13 .507
Elks .16 14 -533
Post Office .12 15 .444
Bohnsacks .11 19 -307
Conservatives.10 20 .333
Ironclads . 8 19 .296
The American Smelting & Refining
company team is leading the City
Bowling League by onu gamo with
four matches stilt to bo rolled, as a
result of the games rolled last night.
The Foresters won three straight
from the Elks, the A. S. & R. team
won the odd game In a match from
the Post Office, the Ironclads took
two out of three gaines from the
Conservatives and the A. T. C. com
pany team won two games In a
match with the Bohnsack outfit.
The scores:
Foresters
Raymond . 117 189 195
.lost . 215 214 192
A. Simonson ..175 181 161
1 .arson . 177 167 158
IT. Simonson .. 177 174 184
861 925 893
Elk*
Jorgenson . 160 is! 146
Greiner . 147 170 17!i
Sim men . 171 137
Jesseu . 172 153 131
Neall .. 150 183 22^
818 824 83t
The scores:
\. S. A 14.
Jenkins . 166 228 15P
Thompson . 160 1 76 3 54
G ra y .. 1 75 3 7 s* 1 5.1
Kin horn .?. 3 58 144 # 162
Eyerkuss . 3 02 3 55 3 4.:
880 878 764
Post Office
Giles . 3 53 166 1 4 1
Hope . 3 43 1 68 3 55
Hoffman . 165 156 18i
Golden . 1 76 3 56 ISC
Pemberton . 172 161 21!
%00 807 87S
The scores:
A. T. C.
Jaycox . 3 1 0 395 3 44
Hallahnn. . 3 20 1 30 3 5'
Parsons .. 376 197 *191
Sharrott . 3 65 191 19(
Leven .. 363 338 16.
753 851 84C
IfcftlmsAckA
Pappas . 1 52 3 52 1 2.’
Brady . 163 157 17'
Wisnewski . 247 1 7 1 175
Johanson .
Koch . 3 60 1 19
Bohnsack . 382 168 13'
913 770 761
INTSTD PLAY
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South Amboy School Team
Perform on Y. M. H. A.
Court
Tho Y. M. H. A. Intermediates;
basketball team will engage in bat
tle with the St. Mary’s high school j
quintet on the Y. M. H. A. court to-|
night. This contest is scheduled
for the association court tonight,
and the proceeds of the
game will be used for purchasing
uniforms for the team. The game
will start about 0 o'rlock
Some of the. leading high school ■
outfits have been played by the ]
South Amboy school team, their vic
tims Including the Cathedral high j
school of Trenton and Woodhridge j
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“Match” Knrkus
high school. The St. Mary's quintet
will play Perth Amboy, Matawan
and Kcyport high school teams in
the near future. Coach Charley
; Kppinger of county basketball fame
| has his hoys in tip top condition for
j this contest.
i Tho Intermediates, conceded
strong contenders for the county
I junior and light senior title, have
won fourteen out of twenty-one
games played this season, victories
having been scored over St. Johns
of New Brunswick. Spartans of New
Brunswick and many other leading
teams in ibis county.
On Thursday night the Interme
diates will play tho Lightning Five
of South Amboy and on Saturday
night the Boy Scouts of South Am
boy will have the Y. M. H. A. team
as their opponents. Manager Brcs
low announces that the- lineup of
the Intermediates will surprise the
fans.
"Mnieh" Karkus. captain nnd for
ward of the Intermediate team is ex
pected to he the star performer in
tho game tonight. The Junior quin
tet o£ the V. jM. H. A. will play a
strong opponent in tho preliminary
contest.
(lloim Loads Amateurs
I W. nieim is h adlng a field qf over
twenty entries In Hie amateur pool
| tournament which is being conduct -
| ed rl the Central pool parlor on
J Smith street. The management of
the house.announces that entries are
still open. Fivo prizes will be
awarded.
Triangle Juniors Hooking
Tile Triangle Juniors are desirous
I of arranging games with light Jun
| ior teams. Joseph Yellen, 161 Lynd
I street, Is manager.
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bles. It is unwise to n>'gluct the
slighest cough or cold. Foley's
Honey and Tar gives prompt relief,
gets right at the trouble, covers
■ raw inflamed surfaces with a heal
I lug coating, clears tho air passages.
| eases stuffy breathing and permits
I sound, refreshing. health-building
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"Foley’s has never failed in giving
immediate relief and 1 am never
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I'XJ ■HHBKHHMK -■ ... kBSHW FAM
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Klulnc Hammerstein has found
the happiest of light comedy roles in
the delightful Selznick picture, "The
Way of a Maid,” which began at the
Strand Theatre for a three day run
yesterday.
This captivating tale of a young
society heiress. who, without
father or mother to advise her, mis
cheviously plays the role of a lady’s
mail to her confusion and embar
rassment, offers Miss Hammcrstein
every kind of histrionic opportunity.
Seen in ‘he fancy dress costume
of a maid by a tipsy young million
aire, who takes her for the part.
Nadia Castleton is tempted into
the compromising position of ac
cepting his attentions. In fact she
poses as her own rnald, Marie. I n
fortunately, young Tom I.uwlor is in
earnest. Complications develop fast.
An I when Nadia’s finances fall sud
denly about her head at this junc
1 ture, the neares': a'enue of escape
for her closes abruptly.
Tight 111 th. grip of clrcumstancei
she yields further to the spirit o
adventure. The l.aivlors having corn.
East to climb tho social ladder, hav<
need of a country home. Nadia';
is for rent. Mrs. Lawlor leases it
Then, wanting a companion to in
struct her in tho intricacies of socia
form, she engages Nadia through he;
son Tom. The family moves to th<
Castleton summer home. Here sit
uation follows situation in excltin
rapidity, until the cat finally escape
the lag.
"The Way of Maid’’ is capita
entertainment. It Is action ever
minute, with a . implicating twis
I presented at eacn step in its d"
! velopment. Among many capahl
actors in her support are. Nile
Welch. Diana Alien, Arthur Horn
man. Charles Brown and the famou
character aoior, George Fawcett. Th.
picture war directed by William F. S
Earie.
M
IS DEFEATED
Local Y. M. C. A. Volley
Ball Team Wins Three
Games
The crack volley hall combina
tion of the local Y. M. C. A. a-i
nexed the three games played with
tho Rahway Y. M. C. A. volleyert
In the local gym last night Tin
scores were 15-8. 13-10 and 15-7
The locals had little difficulty ir
copping the three contests tho Rah
way representatives performing bed
in tho second game
Although greatly handicapped b]
the absence of one of tho best nlav
ers on the team. Ml Johnson Man
ager Miller's outfit showed up it
great stylj. In these games P™«il
i'eakes, Dover, Miller, Parke
Hornsby antf Captain Sharpe played
while the Rahway team wag repr .
M r.ted by Carktiff, Maurer, Daw
Chase. Fero, Mlbrieh and Judg>
Hey. The latter is captain of til
team.
Dover was at his best in th
games last night, his stellar per
fot-mance was a big factor in th
outcome of the match. Johnson. :
is expected will be ready to pla
in the next scheduled game. Man
ager Miller is arranging a numho
of importer- matches and it Is llkel
that the Y M. C. A. team will cloi
Hie seas m this year in the sam
fashion as It did last year.
But he stayed most on the Frige
coast,
It was his dicey heaven—
For there he got the whole derne
pot,
The earthquakes rolled out sevei
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"Boxing and wrestling to be pei
mitted in armories." That's a goo
idea. Now, if they only will.
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We think Playfellow is n lot c
fun.
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Hickory, Hickory, Dock.
The pug wound up tho clock,
The clock struck one
The son-of-a-gun.
Thought It was the bell and wen
to his corner.
Third Big Bowling
Tournament Arranged
The third big bowling tournament f
| for members of the local Y. M. C. 1
i A. will be started Friday night. The
new circuit will bo made up of eight
five-man teams of equal strength
chosen by G. W. McComas, accord
I ing to team averages. The first ;
matches scheduled for tonight be
tween tho combinations of Raymond |
and Pemberton has been cancelled, j
Raymond’s team with an average of J ,
165.1 is made up of the following
men, Parker, Ramsay, Sneath, Mes- ;
singer and Raymond, while tho Pern- i
berton outfit with an average of
165.4 is composed of L. Johnson,
I Smith, Rarsen. Gibs and Pemberton.!
j Team No. 3 captained by Fortnau
lias the following players. Golden,
Coughlin. Benish, Hoyer and For
man. while Team 4 will use. Mallet.
R. Johnson. Anderson. Hart and f
Rvan* Forman’s team average is)
163 while Mallet’s outfit has a simi
lar average. These teams play in the
opener.
[ Fullerton is captain of Team No.
5 which is composed of tho follow
ing bowlers, Creisen, Hope, Olsen, j
Simonson and Fullerton. This com
bination is credited with an average!
of 165.2, while Team No. C. cap
tained by Bagger has an average of'
1164, The roster of Bagger's team
J follows. Wiboralske, Payne. Samp
son. Jensen and Bagger,
j Team No. 7, captained by Comings
anil made up of Tilp, Nielsen, Nebel
> Hoffman and Comings has an av
erage of 165.4, and the combination
of Dunham lias no oilieial average.
Dunluim. A1 Bagger, Caribou, Bit
* : ting and Therkelsen wfiil play with
i Team No. s made up entirely of Tall
1 Cedars.
j i The schedule:
| J m. 24—Raymond and Pemberton.
Jan. 27—Forman and Mallet.
Feb. 3—T ullerton and Art Bagger.
Feb. 7—Coming* and Dunham.
“| Feb. 10— Raymond and Forman.
1' Feb. 14—Pemberton and Mallet.
Fob. 17—Fullerton and Comings,
i Feb 21—Art Bagger and Dunham.
Feb. 24—Raymond and Fullerton.
‘ I Fob. 23—Pemberton and Art Bag
! SO'.
March 3- Forman and Comings.
March 7—Mallei and Dunham.
March 10—Raymond and Art Bag
ger.
• March 11—Pemberton and Com
ings. /
March 17—Forman and Dunham.
t| March 21—Ma’let and Fullerton.
' March 24 -Raymond and Comings.
March 38—-Pemberton and Dun-’
la.n
•March 2j—Forman and Fullerton.
Apr 4—Valle- and Art Bagger.
Apr 7—Raymond and Mallet.
Apr. 11—Forman and Art Bag
fer.
Apr. 14—Pemberton and Fuller
on.
Apr. IS—Comings and Art Bag
fer.
Apr. 21—Dunham and Raymond.
Apr. 25— Fembeiton and Forman, j
Apr. 2S—Comings and Malleft. j
Mr,y 2—Dunham and FullertoA.
fi! Up. T
Will Play Y. M. C. A. Girts
Tomorrow Night-Much
Interest Shown
The Perth Amboy T. M. C. A
rills' basketball team will play the;
pills' team of the Rahway associa•'
tion on the local association couu
tomorrow night. The Rahway teavo
was scheduled to oppose the local
out 111 here before this season, tuu
inclement weather was responsible
Mr I lie cancellation of the game.
The Amboy girls have not taken
part in a regular scheduled game to
dale this season, while the -Rahway!
players have engaged In numerous
c ontests already this year. Thu;
Rahway team plays at home on
Tuesday and Saturday nights, whil
several of the players also perform
vu . the Roselle girls’quintet.
It is probable that the Ambov
team will lineup with the following
players: The Misses H. Warren, IF
Brogger, R. Macan. E. Barthe gn'b
K Hanee. Miss Warren will proo
e.fcly bo assigned to the center posi
tion, the Misses Macan and Brogger
ir. the advanced berths, and thti
Misses F. Hanee and E. Bartha to'
the defensive positions.
Miss Margaret Rieliart. girls dir*e.
tor will re'oree the game. A small
admission will be charged and the
public at large is entitled to attend
this eamo which will start about 9!
o'clock.
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