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FORESTERS AND A. S. & R. TIE FOR CITY BOWLING LEAD
Great Interest Shown
' In City Bowling League
Standing < it\ Howling ljpngue
W. L. PC.
Fur's, ter*. 26 16 .722
A. A & R .26 10 .722
Elks. 20 16 .556
A. T. C.18 18 .500
Post*’Itioe . 14 19 .424
Conservative;;. 14 22 .38tf
Bohnsacks. 12 24 .33,7
Ironclads. 11 22 .333
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ThJ Forester and American Smelt
ing X- Refining Company entries in
th" OPy Bowling l.eague are tied
for P; st plate as a result of the out
come of the matches rolled In this
circuit last night. The Foresters
copped three games from the Bohn
aaek team on the lalter's alleys, the
American Smelting & Refining com
pany teen won two out of three
games from the Ironclads in a match
on the E'ks alleys the Conservatives
won three straight from the Atlantic
Terra. Cotta company team on the
Argonne alleys, and the Elks won
the od'- game in a match with the
Postoffiec team on the Argonne al
leys. There are two matches re
maining for each of the leading
teams, thr final set bringing the two
outfits together.
The scores:
Foresters
Raymond... 171 17 4"“ 200
.lost. 192 140 172
\. Simonsen. 148 192 207
M. I .arson. 205 196 176
H. Pimonsen. 137 168 201
85* 876 956
Bobnsnrfe
Wlsr.ewskl.1*5 156 159
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STERLINGS 31,
South River Man Team Has
£ Won Two Games In
Series
In a well played (tame on the
South River High School court last
night the Sterlings of South River
defeated the Michelin quintet of
Milltown. The tinal score of this
game was 81-23, and the result gave
the Sterlings a two to one advan
tage in the five game series between
the two teams. Meury was the scor
ing star for the home team, while
Cathcart played a sensational floor
game. Father MeCIoskay refereed.
At half time Milltown was leading
1S-13.
The score:
Sterlings
G. F. Tl.
Fitzpatrick, f . 3 0 <:
Cathcart, f. 1 0 2
Maleski, c. 3 0 fi
Meury, c . B B It
Epplnger, g . 1 0 2
IS ESI
MJdielin
O. F. Tl
i e tan
Sohl, f . 2 0 4
.Tanicker, c . 2 0 4
Smith, c . 6 0 ®
Dickinson, g .2 0 4
Haefner, .. 1 " B
10 3 28
Hclmotta Howling Scoi-rs
HELM ETTA, Feb. 7—Tile Scotch
Packers won o'er the Weasand
Packers in the Department League
jfk of the George W. Helme Com
19 Fany. Petrie’s bowling was the
feature. The scores:
Scotch Packers
Smoke . 173 158 148
F. Wiikowskt . 191 132 100
A. Valek . 195 160 150
Smith . 1 67 204 182
Demlng . 136 144 201
855 798 847
Weasand Packers
Hulstuskl . 118 132 158
Keasead . 182 136 123
Timko . 184 1 83 170
R. Franklin . IOC 167 13S
Petrie . 233 1 32 111
823 805 765
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Pappas .. 185 169 144
Brady .-..1»9 159 144
Koch.149 151 148
Bohnsack.. 147 138 174
765 764 769
The scores:
Conservatives
Nielson . 131 165 177
Bagger . 155 155 189
Fullerton . 162 164 146
Ramsay . 160 170 165
Wiberalske .... 16S 144 169
776 798 846
A. T. C.
Jaycox . 159 136 150
Strickland . 167 141 146
Hallahan . 139 1S2 164
Christensen ... 121 146 169
Sharrott . 152 178 157
738 783 786
The scores:
Elks
Simmon . 146 154 16 6
Greiner . 158 169 185
Jessen . 153 168 151
Neall . 154 184 159
Richards . 193 198 '202
. -804 873 863
Post Office"
Giles . 188 137 181
Hoffman . 174 161 175
Golden . 125 131 149
Forman . 191' 154 ...
Hope . ••• 137
Pemberton ....191 186 ...
Comings . ... 155
869 769 797
The scores:
A. S. & It.
Jenkins .. 221 15S 181
Jago . 140 188 163
Thompson . 167 177 150
Elnhorn . 165 191 170
ji.. joi/ jo i •>««
882 901 867
Ironclnds
Rlckwood . 142 223 157
Smith . 174 150 170
Fox . 1 87 190 180
Weitzen . 1S9 178 1S2
Adams . 179 168 139
871 915 828
S. H. GIRLS TO
Independents Play In Newark,
New York And On Home
Court
The South Amboy Independent
Gilds’ basketball team has three
games scheduled for this week. To
morrow night a return game will be
played with the Presbyterian Hop
lites at Newark, on Thursday night
the Roselle Girls at South Amboy,
and on Friday night the Pennsylva
nia Railroad Girls in New York.
* Two of tliese teams have already
been defeated by liie Independents
this week on the South Amboy
court, and Miss Bennett's players
hope to repeat on the courts of the
apposition. It is expected that the
South Amboy lineup for these
games will be chosen from the
Misses Kdna Bennett, Dora Forgot
<on, Marie Handerhan, Katherine
Miller, Marion Thorn and Sully
CVConnor.
The South Amboy gills have been
slaving great hall in rocenr contests
TWO TRACK MEETS AT THE
Y. M. C. A. SATURDAY HIOHT
There will be two traclj. meets
Friday night in connection with the
■Sunday School League at the Y. M.
2. A., one for the seniors and the
pther for the juniors. The events In
:ho senior meet will consist of the
:wenty yard dash, running high
lump, standing broad jump, potato
race, straddle ball, tug-of-war and
rage ball. The juniors will compete
n the twenty yard dash, sgck race,
potato race and s’anding broad
iump. Points will be counted as
follows: First, five: second, thrpe;
hird, one, with the exception of the
ug-of-war, cage bail and straddle
pall in which the winners will re
reive five points and the team get
ting second, three.
An added feature will be a foul
shooting contest for the young
women. A big turnout of S. S. A.
U enthusiasts is expected for this
interesting program.
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pf Foley Kidney Pills and today I
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NEXT
PALCE BARBER SHOP
. :n f Businec.. in a ys
309 MADISON AVENUE
Next to St. Lifer’s
137L™rP,J840
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Will Play Amboy High Tomor
morrow Afternoon--Han
sen Referee
The Harrison high school varsity
basketball team will oppose the
i’erth Amboy high school quintet on
the local court tomorrow afternoon.
The Harrison team has mutlo a good
record on the court to date this i
season and should put up a great |
game against the Crimson and |
White warriors.
Coach Robert S. Waddell is work- *
ing his players hard in preparation i
for their biggest game of the season
scheduled to be played here during
jiext week. It is the return contest
with the South River high school
team. The South River outfit nosed
out Amiboy in a game at South
River a short time ago and Manager
Kd Fatten is of the opinion that his
players will turn the table- when
the two combinations meet on the
local court. j
Middlesex county high school
Humus win uc ueciueu vy ino oui
coine of this game. Against Harri
son tomorrow afternoon it is likely
tiie Amboy tram will ta.e the floor
as follows, tho Westcott brothers,
forwards; Kocliek, center, and
Dooley and Hughes, guards.
Pete Hansen will be the eleventh
man on the floor in the game to
morrow.
DEMAND REPEAL OF BOXING
LAW AT HOUSE HEARiNG
TRENTON, Feb. 7.—Repeal of
tho Hurley Hoxing Haw. and not its
mure amendment as provided for by
tho Evans bill to limit seat price to
$15, was tno demand of a corps of
clergymen who appeared before tho
House judiciary .committee yesterday
when that, body gave a public hear
ing on the Evans amendment meas
ure. Assemblyman Champion, of Es
sex, lias introduced a repealer of the
Hurley act, which would cause a re
turn to tho amateur status of the
sport as in 19f(i, and tho opponents
ul me Evuus bill united in asking
for tlie substitution of tho Essex
man's measure. They maintained
that tiie Hurley act lias not prevent
ed real bloody prise light, although
they arc called "boxing exhibitions.”
A vivid description of tho Curpcn
tler-Dcmpsey world's championship
bout in Jersey City was given by Hr
J. B. Straton, pastor of tiie Calvary
Baptist church of New York City,
but living in New Jersey, and well
known ns an ex-newspaper man a?
well as a parson. Ho declared that
not only tlio actual battle, but llio
whole setting, was "brutal and de
grading." Tiie pastor said ho never
before got such an earful of profan
ity and obscenity in Ills life as while
he sat waiting for the tight to start,
and lie declared that in the course
ot' Ills life as an "aggressive" minis
ter, lie had heard a good deal.
The tight itself, was unfair, de
clared Hr. Straton, but he admitted
that "tiie Frenchman claimed my
respect." He referred to Jack Hemp
sey a jacK ui a war rccoru, arm me
.spectators who thronged the house
broke into applause. “The were
righting like tigers,” he said, “and
tho blood lust was not only in the
eyes of the fighters, but those of the
crowd.”
There was not much said in favor
| of the bill. Robert C. Daugherty, of
the Roxing Commission, favored it
in general but suggested $25 as a
[price instead of $15. J. F. Hurley,
author of the bill under attack, ex
pressed himself as satisfied with the
amendments submitted by Mr.
Evans.
JUNIORS WIN
The Junior basketball team defeat
ed tho Junior employed boys team
by a score of 21 to 7, in a game play
ed Saturday at the Y. M. C. A. Dubln
scored four points, Megglson two and
McCalien one for the employed boys.
The other members of the team were
Wnitacheclc and Truelson. Koch was
responsible for ten of the junior
points, Manton made eight, Thomas
two and Slifkin ore. Tanko and La
gonia were the otner members of
the winning team.
lint,iiu Pivo to Play
The Dublin Five with Henry Bren
nan, Petersen, Beatty, Fraser and
Jensen will travel to South Amboy
tonight to play the Sacred Heart
team of that place The Amboy
team wil! leave Smith street and
Madison avenue at 7:30 o’clock. Jun
ior teams ran communicate with the
Dublin manager by writing George
Westfield. Gran, street.
SAFE. BUT COLD
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L. V. Kevicsky demonstrates to
navy oilicials in the Potomac river .
his "safety suit" for aviators and
jcean travelers. He can't sink.
■ Five Go Over In a Bunch
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This.is an unusual photograph of the last hurdle in a steeplechase. Five horses lapped earh other in
the lastnuiup. The jockey on the second last mount was lucky to keep his seat. This was in the Gardener
Handicap Hurdle at Windsor, England.
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FIVE KEPT BUSy
Will Play Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday Of This
Week
The Woodbridge Parish ilouse
basketball team has three ?ame>:
scheduled for this week, tomorrow
night at Matawan, Thursday night at
Milltown and Friday night at Sayre
ville.
Tomorrow" night the Parish House
boys will oppose Jay Shaw’s Mata
wan big five. This is the first appear
ance of the Parish Houss team on
Hie Matawan court this season, but
on all star team from Woodbridge
was defeated by the Matawan toss
ers earlier in the season. The de
ciding game of the series will be
played at Milltown on Thursday
night. The Parish House team won
at Woodbridge and tlie Michelin
team won on their own court in the
contests already played.
Manager’s Peter’s team will lineup
against Pay aHnderhan’s Victorian
fivo on the Victorian hall court,
Sayreville, on Friday night.
The Sterlings of South River were
scheduled to play in Woodbridge
against the Parish House team to
night, hut it is understood that
Manager Peter could not secure the
Woodbridge high school court for
the game.
MIKE SOO SIGNS CONTRACT
WITH PORTSMOUTH, VA.
KEASUKY, Feb. 7—Michael |
“Ponza” Soo, the local southpaw,
who was with several baseball clubs
in the Piedmont League last season
lias received a suitable contract from
the Portsmouth Club of Virginia, for
this season, and has returned it
with his signature attached.
Soo went with tlie southern teams
early last season but could not seem
to get going properly. Nea^ the
close of the season, he was sent
homo wit k. an illness and underwent
a successful operation at the Perth
Amboy city hospital, He has been
resting up for several months and is
in fine physical condition at present
Ho hopes to have better luck this
season.
JAGO’S ALL STARS WIN
FROM T SEPARATES
Johnny J&go’s Ail Stars defeated
[he Y. AI. 11. A. Separates in a hard
fought game on tin Y. AI. H. A. lost
night. Tlio final score was 27 to 21.
Grieve and Larson starred for the
wlnnin"- team."
Tiio score;
AU Stars
G. F. Tl.
Grieve, f. 4 3 11
l.ars.n. f.B 0 12
Gaza, c.0 0 0
Joe I n. .. 1 0 2
Jago, g . 1 0 2
12 3 27
Separates
O. F. Tl.
Jacobson, f.3 0 0
June, f . 3 0 6
Reckoff. c. 2 0 4
Berkowitz, g . 1 0 2
Breslow, g.1 l 3
10 1 21
H. C. C. Juniors Win
The Hungarian Catholic Club Jun
iors defeated the Non Brunswick H.
O. Juniors In the preliminary
tame on the local court Sunday night
by a score of 35 to 20.
DOG DEFENSE
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The National Canine Defense j *
(•ague was recently organized in i
ondon for the free treatment of; l
ck and injured dogs. This little!
amp as the first patient. He was; a
victim of congested traffic. 1 "
NOVELTY HOSIERY SHOP
B Cliristnph«r«nn. Proprietor
OR UinM HRNT* ANIl ( IIII.DftKN .
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MOLL/HNDOORS
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory domi
nates tho indoor tennis courts this
winter as much as she did tho out
door game last summer. This photo,
taken at the Brooklyn tournament,
shows her with short bobbed hair
and without the familiar head band.
Two More Games in Senior
Basketball League Played
at “Y”
Standing in Senior Basketball
League
P. W. L.
Chizmadia . 3 3 <i
Lebeda . 3 2 1
Jensen . 3 l 2
Von Paggenhauaen .... 3 1 2
Two fast games in the senior bas
ketball league were played lu»t night
Chizmadia defeating the Lebeda
outfit. 27-23, while Von Paggen
hausen won from Jensen’s combina
tion 23-16.
The scores:
Ijcbcda’s Team
Cm. F. Pts.
Lebeda, t . 4 1 f)
Oardella, f..3 0 6
Bergren, c . 1 0 2
Baker, g . 0 0 fi
Hudak, g.0 0 0
Chizmadia, g . 3 0
11 1 23
Cliizinudia’s Team
O. F. Pts.
G. Chizmadia, f.o 0 c
A. Oardella, f.3 1 7
Johnson, c . 2 0 4
Beatty, .. 4 0 S
Jacobson, g . '* 0 4
Grieve, g . 2 0 4
13 1 27
Jensen’s Team
G. F. Pts.
Peterson, f . I 2. ?
DeAndrea, f . <* 1 1
Jensen, c . 4» o 0
Bernstein, g . 0 0 0
Preach*?, g. l o
Totln, f . I <► 2
A. ‘Oardella, g.3 0 6
.. 6 4 16
Von I>nggcnhauBrn’8 Team
G. F. Tts.
Westcott, f . 3 1 7
M. Totln, f. 2 » 4
Dawson, c .0 0 0
Hibbard, g . 4 I
Scott, g . 1 0 2
10 2 22
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r. M. C. A.
Standing in Mo»dii,v-Tlnii>da.v Bu>i
ness Men’s Volley Ball League
P. W. L.
Hornsby .. 6 4 2
Burns . 6 1 2
Prantle . *; 3 3
Pierson . « 1 5
Burns won two games from Pier
son last night and Hornsby and
Prantle broke even.
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Following Meeting Of Com
mittee Planning St. Mary’s
Athletic Show Tonight
Tickets for the monster carnival
to bo staged by the St. Mary’s Ath
letic Club in the Auditorium on New
Brunswick avenue, Thursday night.
March 0, are expected to bo placed
on sale following the meeting of the
committee of twenty-five members
of the club with Kcv. Father Charles
Prendcrgast in St. Mary's hall to
night. This is the second meeting
of the committee, and the business
session will "start promptly at 8
o'clock.
As previously announced this show
is going to be one of the biggest
ever staged in this city and the fact
that the proceeds will be turned over
to a fund to bo used in erecting a
new high school for *St. Mary's par
ish, should result in it also being
made a big financial success*
The committee plans to distribute
lover twenty-live hundred tickets lor
i this show about tfct city and section,
i There will bo a largo number of
l seats in a reversed section and about
four times as many seats at a lower
price. The program for this show
will consist of, boxing, wrestling and
vaudeville acts.
This show is hot a smoker, blit an
event for men and women alike.
The vaudeville acts will be along the
I line of thoso playing in the leading
j theatres throughout the country, ami
the boxing and wrestling bouts
j promise to exhibit plenty of actiORi
Harry Mason to Fight
Sturdy O’Leary March 17
Frank Se.boih a member of the
committee in charge of the smoker
to be a!ag. d by the Police Social
Club in tliR Auditorium on New |
Brunswick avenue, Friday night,
March 17. h*u announced that Harry
Mason, local welterweight and
"Sturdy” O'Leary, South Amboy
ido,. have been matched to battle in
the six round even* on the card for
this smoker.
These men are the leading welter
weights in Middlesex county and the
winner will he crowned the county
champion Soul. Amboy listic fol- j
lowers ate o" the brlicf that O'Leary |
should have little trouble in giving i
Mason a great, battle, .while local
fans havo figured out that Kd j
"Mooney" Poulseu's battler will land
a kayo o.i his opponent.
Mason pm tip a great fight against
a strong Newark opponent at the
last Patrolmen’s Benevolent associa
tion smoker, and hi" showing pleas
ed the fans. Since that time he has
j fought several bjuts at Newark
SnTErTe AMC A PTA !N
ISSUES STATEMENT
Following is a communication re- j
i reive J from J. Schwartz, captain of j
tho ilooncvelt Center basketball j
team:
'*iloosevf It, Feb. 3, 102 2. |
“Editor IP cniny News,
“Perth Amboy N. J.
i “Dear Sir:
“Will you kindly publish tlie fol
lowing letter oil the .‘•porting page of
you.* Evening News*
“There is probably a great deal of
misunderstanding with reference to
tho ga 9 played on tho Woodbridge
I High Schoo. corn . on Thursday, Feb.
2, 1022.
“The participants of this game
Were to bo the Icoosevolt Center
Girls versus the Parish House Girls
of Woodbridge. At a late date one
of tho Woodbridge girls called up
the Center; and said that they would
have t*’ rlay unde enother name for
tho Parish House, girls objected to
their name being used when only
two Parish House girls actually play
ed and tho other three being from
Carteret. The <’enters did not like
this very much and expressed their
displeasure by stating that tlie$’ only |
carifl to play permanently organIz- !
( d teams and not teams organized j
over night known as “scrub” teams.
Howevc r. the (.’enters agreed that •
they would play this time and the
team was to be «* tiled “The County
Stars” and Fie following lineup was
I to be used by the “Stars:” 13. Dun
can, V. Meflick, E. McGettigan. 11.
Nancn, and E. I laid win. That is
why the Centers would not stand for
a change of lineup the last minute.
“Tnc (’enters have instituted a new
poliey-of obtaining tho lineup of any
county lean* which desired to play l
them as this leading and springing |
surprises the last minute has got to |
stop. The Centers always use their j
rcg-ilnr lineup and wish teams to do j
the same when playing against them, j
Bui a and elsewhere. He is in the
)est of condition at the present time.
Although O’Leary has not been in
the ring in some time he is alwajs
n good condition. This match is
expected to renew old fistic rivalry
between, l’erth Amboy and South
Amboy.
In addition to this six-round go.
he fistic 'program will consist of two
eight-round bouts and one four
round event. There will be one
wrestling event and three acts of
vaudeville entcr’ainment on the
program tor this smoker.
Tl, commutes tit charge of this
smoker is busily engaged in an ef
fort to sign up the. boxers for the
other bouts and the fans are almost
issured of seeing one of the leading
lightweights in the county in action. j
also leading boxers of oher clasess.
The committee promises also to put
on l crackerjack wrestling bout. I
The Police Sonia. Club smoker will
he held eight days e.fter the athletic
show being arranged by St. Mary's
Athletic Ciuh.
or they trust glve*up the pleasure of
pla.ving teams who refuse to do tills.
’’The Centers did not object to
Miss Anna Handeflian and Mary No
Inn because they were afraid of them
(as it was rumored) for this is dls
Proved by the fact that the Centers
challenged the Dottas several times,
with which team these,-girls play re
gularly and the Dottas refused this
challenge by saying that the only
pin they would play the Centers
was on toe Auditorium court in
Perth Amboy or Sayreville. Why
then do Lie Dottas players like to
ring in on practically every team
that plays a&ainsc the Centers’.’ Why
aren’t they willing to undergo ♦
pain of deceiving a trimming with
llielr regula" lean- whose name they
want to keep free ftom defeat? ;
The Centers wish to announce
that thPy li ne no intention of play
ing ilie Dottas on the above men- J
tinned courts and really don’t need
to do so as they’ve already defeated ,j
them three times out of four, twice
on the Audit! rlum court nod once in
Wood bridge which was the home
l our*, of the Dottas and hereby chai
len -.e them to play at Coughlin’s new
court at Chrome New Jersey (the
home court of the Centers) or on the j
Woodbridgo High School Court
w hich is a neutral i oiirt.
’’Thnnking you Ter your space, I
a in,
"Yonis for clean sport.
“ISABEL SCHWARTZ, Capt.,
”Iioo::-.' elt Center Girls.
—The Centers wish to add
that Miss Alice Bii'ke is now a regu
lar player on (lie Center team and is j
not being used for the purpose of
loading the team.”
Volley Hall Match Postponed
The volky ball match between the
women's U am amt the local Y. M.
(\ A. a ml the Udiv'vay Y. M. C. A.
filched tiled to be played frVf'O fcTifftJf** JJ
row has I fen postponed owing* to
the illness of several members of
the Rahway team.
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Sedan, $1555.00; Coupe, $1390.00; Touring, $965.00; Roadster,
$935.00; Panel Business Car. $1060.00; Screen Business
* Car, $950.00. Delivered.
FRANK VAN SYCKLE J |
159 New Brunswick Ave. 300 Raritan Ave.
Perth Amboy, N. J. Highland Park, N. J.
Pln/nc 501 Phone r>S3..l
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