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Y. M. H. A. Quintet Wins
Seventh Straight Game
| In a well played gain* on the V.fth
\T. 11. A. roil IT last night. .Manager |th
i J. Irvine’s association represent;;- « u
tivcs dowm d the colors of iblljth
Iriynn’s All Collegians of Newark by
a score c»f 4--S7. This was the sec- 1
and defeat for flic All Collegians in si
this section, and the seventh eon-Igr
•ectitivo win for the Y. M. II. A. t\v
*eam. »a
rThe association team took thejpe
loor without the sarvit es of Char-jpl
i ey Sher. of Tottenvilb- their starii i
l guard and team captain. J*ouis
D&1U was used at forward, and IrvjAi
F <ehwartzman was shifted to guard. < j
There are many who offered aiijt*'
opinion that the association uuintet lh
worked better as a Seam last night i*i
ban in any previous game this sea-'Ni
e ion. jar
l The locals outscored their oppon-:go
?nts from the field, eighteen to scv-Ijkj
nnteen. At different stages in thej
| same the association representatives j 1 >/
h held the lead by at least ten points, j pi
[With five minutes to go twelve'so
points separated the two teams, and jc»
--all
the Ncwarkers succeeded in rutting
this lead down u> fivt points hut j
could gain no further ground before
tin final whistle blew.
At the start of the game the Col-,
1 gians swept into the lead, a ml
suite was held throughout the
greater part of the half. Once or
twice the score was tied, ami the lo
rds succeeded in gaining a one
point lead after fifteen minutes of
play, but at half time the Newarkers
1 d.' 1 H-18.
paltz was the big scorer for the
Amboy team, making seven double
counters, while Abramson with thir
teen points, led the Newark outfit.
Kerry man on the two teams scored
j„ tliis contest. Schwartzman and
Xcwmark scored four baskets |
apiece. Kowenkopf made two Held |
goals, and Parker made one double
pointers and six foul goals.
".liggt:" Ponahue led the Coi
pgians In Held goal scoring, drop
ping in six two pointers. Abram
son made five, while Schwartz,
Cretnmcna and Flynu scored two
apiece. Abramson also scored three
foul goals.
David ‘Think” Thomas of the
Speedways ,was the eleventh man on
the floor.
The score:
V. M. H. A.
Cl. F. Tl. j
Daltz. f . 7
Parker, f . 1 p ”
Fowenkopf, ..2 11 ’
Schwartzman, g . 4 0 N
Newmark, g . 4 n 8
18 « 42
Collegians
G. F. Tl. i
Abramson, f . p p
Schwartz, f . ~ P ’ !
ere rumens, c . • 9 *
Flynn, g . r
Donahue, .." " _
17 3 37
Tteferee—Pave Thomas, Speed
ways.
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Tottenville Outfit at New
Brighton Tonight--Brook- i A
lyn at PI. Plains f:
u
Tlie Beauvais Post American
Legion basketball team of Tottcn
vllle will travel to New Brighton to
night to lock horns with the St.
Peter's team of that place. It is the -
second meeting of these two teams ^
in the Staten Island championship k
series, the Tottenville representatives I
winning at Pleasant Plains last Sat- H
uiday night. The Montana team of I
| Stapleton Is at present leading In
| this championship scries, being crcd
|f lied with wins over St. I’eter's and
f Beauvais Post.
Tomorrow night on tiie Pleasant
I Plains court the St. Charles Lyceum
£ uulntet of Brooklyn will play the
* Beauvais Post team. Tho Brooklyn
outfit is said to have a good record
( 'll games played to date this season.
Efforts are being mnde to book
the deciding game of the scries be
| tween the Beauvais Post team and
i the Perth Amboy Speedways. Dif
i lerences have existed since the mect
i Ing of the two teams at Pleasant
I Plains, and there is great interest in
the pending third game. If this
~contd»t can be arranged it will be
played at the Perth Amlioy Audi
torium.
FEASTERS BEIT
Y. M. H. A. Intermediates
Beaten on Local Court
Last Night
The Feaster Five of New Bruns
wick again defeated the Y. M. H. A.
Intermediates last night. This game
was played on the local Y. M. II. A.
court and was decided by a score of
34-28. Several weeks ago the New
Brunswick team scored a victory
over the Intermediates on the New
Brunswick court.
During the greater part of this
game the county seat tossers wore!
in the lead. At half time the score
was 15-11 in favor of the visitor...
Tobin and O’Donnell, the New
Brunswick forwards, scored twenty
two points in this contest, while
Karkus made eighteen points for the
locals.
John Bradley, of the Speedway*,
referred the game. The Feasters
took three bus loads of fans to this
city with them.
The score:
Feasters
G. F. Tl. !
Tobin, f . r» o io!
O’Donnell, f . 4 4 12
Harkins, .. o o 0
Smith, g . 4 o X
McGovern, g . 2 0 4 i
15 4 34
Intermediates
G. F. Tl.
Karkus. f . 6 g IS
Cohen, f . 3 o G
Kass, c . 2 0 4
Fine, c . Q o 0
Jacobson, g . 0 o 0
Sladkus, g . 0 o 0
11 G
i
Referee—Bradley, Speedways.
Down Rahway Y. M. C. A.
Team on South Amboy
Court
- * I
SOUTH AMBOY. Mari-li 24.—The
Junior Order United Ameri
can Mechanic basketball team clos
ed the season last night by scoring
a victory over the Itaiiway Y. M. C.
A. team in a hard fought contest
on the local high school court to the
tunc of a 25 to 24 seme.
The Rahway outfit made four,
points during the first minute of play
ill tills contest, hut the locals settled
down and soon succeeded in tieing
the scoring. The going v.as nip and
tuck for the remainder of the half,
and the score was tied and changed
hands several times.
The passing of the locals was a
great deal better than it has been in
recent games. Perkins and Bennett
occupied the forward positions for
the locals. SeharlT jumped center,
and James and Wilbur teamed up in
the defensive berths. Wilbur has
been out of the game for a good
many weeks on account of illness,
and his defensive work in the con
test last night was a big help to
wards registering the win.
K(jr Railway. Wiggeton jumped
center. Walters and Smith occupied
the advanced positions, and. Corey
and Miller teamed up at guard. Cor
ey was the principal scorer for the
visitors ill this game. Wes Hansen
of Perth Amboy, was tile eleventh
man on the floor in this contest.
GUS PAPPAST.EADS FIELD
LAST NIGHT WITH 937 SCORE
Gus Pappas rolled the highest
score in the five game tournament
on the Argonne alleys last night.
His best score was 037. Archie
Rtytdel, of South Amboy, bowled
!)2't. John Raymond of tlio local V
,\r. C. A. ran up a total of SJ*!•
tieorjto llowser of South River turn
L<\ in a score of 87ti. William All
nalr of South River bowled 84(1
James Is-wis of New Brunswick. 837
rind Joe Stevens of Pleasant Plains
75C.
t rrr>n ran ran ran ran ran ran ran ran ranranran
J Tills tournament will be ended j
I .Monday night after a run of about
two weeks. Four cash prizes are
awarded, and Men Jorgenson. How
ard diehard*. Hill Jenkins and Mcy
i,r J .arson have rolled the highest
s ores to date. Jorgenson has a score
iof 1056 to his credit.
Many of the leading bowlefs of
Jthis section are expected to better
some of the highest stores, tonight
ami tomorrow night. In the near
future a three game tournament will
be started on the same alleys and
live cash prizes will be offered. Any
one is allowed to come in and roll
a stt. There is great interest in the
present tournament and that is tlie
reason why the second tournament
ifl being arranged.
If YOU have some specia :
want to be satisfied — eall th<
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I RIB ROAST
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Prime beef; lb.18c
I VEAL PLATE
lb. ,. 15c
VEAL CHOPS
11). 30c
PORK KIDNEYS
3 pounds ....25c
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
241/-: lb. sack .$1.35
BUTTER
Best Creamery; lb. .. .49c
GINGER SNAPS
2 lbs. . 25c
RICE
lb. .;. 8c
MILK
Pet or Bess brand ; can 10c
STAR MILK
Can . 14c
EGGS
i’resh Jersey; doz. 33c & 39c
PILLSBURY’S
PANCAKE FLOUR
pkge. 10c
COFFEE
lb.25c
POTATOES
Fancy; 16 qt. bskt. .. 95c
BALDWIN APPLES
16 qt. basket.$1.75
PAT-A-CAKE FLOUR
Pkge.,. 20c
CELERY
Stalk. 12c and 10c
BANANAS
Dozen .30c and 35c
CAKES
Mixed, lb. 13c
ONIONS
Red or yellow; qt.20c
___ ^ __ -- --_-—. - - - ^
You Can Get Them At
STESKOVITZ’S
Shoes Oxfords Pumps
For Every Member Of the Family
We have taken our entire stock of Shoes, Oxfords
and Pumps and placed them at your disposal at these
ridiculously low prices from $1.00 up to $5.00 nothing
over. Values up to $10.00 and $12.00.
S. STESKOVITZ
52 Smith Street Perth Amboy, N. J.
Open Evening. Until 9 P. M. Saturday Until 10 P. M. Open Evening. Until 9. P. M.
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There are some automobile owners that we haven t been able to reach. 1 hey cither don t read out ads or jjjjf
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If we could only get them to come around to our place, we know perfectly well that we could sell them, but p3 ^
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Ford—Ue Luxe Radiator Caps..60c
Running Board Mats
Rubber .60c
X-Liquid Radiator Cement,
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Champion X Spark Plugs.45c
Red Seal Batteries .32c
Cox Patches
per box .19®
Windshield Scrapers .40c
5 lbs. Pail Cup Grease.70c
5 lbs. Pail Mobo Soap.$1.05
Spdnges, each .25c
Windshield Weatherstrip.
rubber, fits all cars.50c
Can Mirrorlike Polish.28c
' ■ 1 .
Shaler Vulcanize Patches
per dozen .55c
Parking Lamp With Bulb ....$1.20
Electric Tail Lamps.65c
National Lenses, all sizes,
per pair .$1.00
Dc Luxe Radiator Caps,
all make cars. .>$1.40
Dash Lights, With Bulb*
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Cordon Radiators for Fords. .$15.50
Lyon Bumpers, for all cars. .$11.00
Socket Wrenches; 5 to set,.. .$1.20
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