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LALL READT FOR ROOSEVELT SMOKER TOMORROW NIGHT
iTom Henshaw At 2nd Bag
I For Applegate's Outfit
Harry Applegate has completed
the regular roster of bla Perth Am
boy Athletic Association nine which
will represent this city on tbe dia
mond during the coming season
which opens at the Raritan Copper
Worka Held this Sunday afternoon.
Tom Henshaw. of South River, a
mighty sticker, will play the second
| bag for the local representative
team.
Henal.aw haa had many years ex
Bperlence on the diamond In this vl
W cinlty. He played with Billy Pfau's
f Perth Amboy Atlantic league team
I of a good many years ago. and also
I cavorted with the Dupont Powder
I Company when this outfit was con
ceded to be one of the beat In the
county. East season Henshaw play
ed the entire season with a West
Virginia league nine and this season
he received numerous offers from
tbe south and also from leading
Newark and Elizatfeth nines.
Messrs. Poulseq and Applegate
have acquired Henshaw for the
opening game but his future here
depends entirely on his consideration
of oSers from Newark and Elisabeth
teams. Every effort Is being made
to get this player in the Elisabeth
city league which starts a week from
this Sunday. The local magnates are
of the opinion that they can secure
the services of Henshaw for the sea
son. Inasmuch as Henshaw. Apple
gate and one or two of the other
Amboy players of today were pals
on Billy Pfau * team.
The acquisition of the big South
River tosser greatly strengthens the
local lineup. Henshaw will be some
what of a pivot for the local Infield.
Runner* coming Into aecond base
will think twice before making an
effort to make the big second aacker
step aside. He adds a world of
strength to the batting power of Ap
plegate’s team. Henshaw is one of
the best liked ball players In this
county.
Bill Flynn and Harry Applegate,
pitchers; Al Lorenso, catcher; James
"Jlggs" Donahue, first base; Tom
Henshaw, second base; Charles
"Pud” Stinson, shortstop; Andy Ma
surek. third base; Charles “Mickey"
Loeser. left field: Jim Romsr. center
field, and Bill Dsurllle, right field.
That is the roster of Applegate's
team.
Messrs. Applegate and Poulsen
made it known last night that an ef
fort had been made to secure "Jess"
James to guard the initial sack for
their team this season, but du# to
the fact that he Is leaving for the
South May 1, it would only be possi
ble to have him here for one game.
A tip was received on "Jiggs" Don
ahue and the Newark star was Im
mediately signed. Donahue, it ts
said, rates with the best first seek
ers that ever played on the local
field.
The Elisabeth Knights of Colum
bus will come here with its strongest
lineup on Sunday afternoon.
Johnny Carroll Is Ready
For Crack Newark Boxer
I Johnny Carroll, Chrome llght
> weight, la in first class shape for his
right round bout with Joe Warren,
'.he Beau Brummel boxer ot Newark,
ir the main event on the card for
the first annual smoker and all star
show of the Roosevelt firemen to be
staged In Coughlin's auditorium.
Roosevelt, tomorrow nigh:.
CSrroll during the past two weeks
has been training faithfully for this
go. inasmuch as he has a bout sched
uled with Willy Curry of Staten, Is
land at the show of the Center A. C.
In this city, and also has been prom
ised a number of other ring engage
ments. A victory over Warren will
give Carroll a big chance of getting
matched up for several bouts In
Newark and vicinity.
Roosevelt fans who have followed
their favorite from place to place
wherever he boxes, will be out
strong tomorrow night to witness
* their representative in what prac
tically Is Iris ring bout in his,home
town. Carroll is the most popular of
any boxer in t£is vicinity.
Warren has established a real
record for himself In Newark and
vicinity, having met some of the best
men in his class. Word front New
ark ts to Ine effect that Warren also
Ik in great shape for this bout.
The six round semi-final event on
this card will bring together
"Sturdy” O’Leary of South Amboy
and Johnny Moon of Carteret. The
fans will witness plenty of action in
this event.
Another bout of great interest to
the fans cf Chrome la the one in
which Charley Morris of that section
will battle Young Slack of Elisabeth.
Tliie is a four round go. Morris re
cently fought at the Police Social
Club show In this city. Bill Martin
of Rahway and Young Coughrin of
^ South River have been matched to
^meet in another four round event.
Vroung Hertz of Carteret and Young
Beaver of Elizabeth In a bout the
'
same length, and Kid Stanley and
Young Nemet of Carteret In a fourth
preliminary go.
By special request Luke Jaeger of
Woodbrldge has been matched to
meet Mickey Zarsella of Port Read
ing in a four round bout. It is said
that the two are desirous of settling
4 grudge. Everything is In readiness
for the handling of a big crowd, and
many out cf town light fans are ex
pected to visit the borough tomor
row night. Many tickets have been
sold to light fans from Plainfield and
Elisabeth.
In addition to the ring engage
ments, there are a number of vau
deville numbers on the program for
this show.
BROOKLYN CENTRAL T
BOWLERS HERE TOMORROW
A close bowling match is antici
pated tomorrow night on the Y. M.
C. A. alleys when the Brooklyn Cen
tral “Y"1 team comes here for a
three-game match. The Amboy
team was defeated tn three straight
games by the New York state “Y"
champs on their own alleys about
three Weeks ago, but the Amboy men
are confident of turning ths tables
on their own alleys. The match
will start at 8 o'clock. The same
team that went to Brooklyn will
bowl, consisting of Bill Pemberton.
Hoffman. Raymond. Wibcralske and
A1 Slmonsen.
Eycrkuss-Ricbards Match Postponed
Due to the fact that Bill Eyer
kuss has an injured thumb, the last
ten games of his match with How
ard Richards, scheduled to be bowl
ed on ths Argonne alleys tonight,
has been put off until some night
next week.
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TRIANGLES ARE I
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Return Game With Speed
ways in Audo Court Sat
urday Night
Although practically every fan
who witnessed the contest between
Newark Tt tangles and the Perth
Amboy Speedways on the Audito
rium court last Saturday right, reg
istered an opinion that the local rep
reaentatlves would not be successful
In defeating the Newarkers playing
two hand dribble if they played
them every day In the week, this
team has besn rebooked to oppose
the Auditorium basketeers this Sat
urday night and the game will be
played two hand dribble through
out.
The Triangles have been rebook
ed at tho request of the Speedway
players who are of the opinion that
they can cutacore the Essex county
quintet. The Triangles twice defeat
ed the Koosevelt Separates on the
borough court and this fact la eignl
Scant enough to ehow the strength
of the Newarkers.
In Saturday’s game the Speedways
shot fools like they never did be
fore and that waa responsible for
their being In the going throughout.
They were held to four baskets, a
teat not accomplished in a game
on the Auditorium court before this
season. The Triangles scored eight
baskets and apparently were In a
position to make two pointers when
ever they desired.
Cremmers. the big plvct man of
the Triangles. Denberg. Schwarts.
Fein, etarr and Cohen will be qn
hand for action in the return game,
and the Speedways will lineup in
regular fashion.
DAGGER INS
FROM RAYMOND
Three Straight Games Are
Won in “Y” Bowling
League
Standing In T. M. C. A. Five-Man
Bowling League
P. W. I,. P. c.
Comings . 1* J® ® -772
Fullerton . 18 11 7 .611
Oolden .18 10 2 -556
Bagger . 18 10 * •??*
Pemberton. 15 8 7 .51*
Mallet . 18 9 9 .500
Raymond .1* 5 7 .417
Dunham . 1* 2 15 .HI
Ae a result Of winning three
straight games from Raymond’s
team last night. Art Bagger’s com
bination moves from sixth place to
a tie for third in the T. M. C. A.
five-man team bowling league. Ray
mond was handicapped In having
two of hls men. both good bowlers,
Parker and Messenger, out of hls
lineup.
The first game was wan by a mar
gin of 148 pins. Art Bagger s 218
being high score. Jensen, of the
same team, hit 209 In this game. In
the second game 117 pins separated
the two teams. Jensen again getting
a double century mark, a 202 this
time for high score. In the third
game Raymond collected 223 pins
and Art Bagger annexed a 206.
High average for the night went
to Raymond. 195, Bagger taking
second with 188. Jensen averaged
117.
✓
The scares:
Art Bagger’s Team
Fampson ... 172 162 153
ESSn . 209 202 149
Payne . 166 loo 1®1
Art Bagger. 213 166 206
Wiberalske. 18® I79 182
913 84® 832
Raymond's Team
Blind . 1*5 I” 1*5
Blind . 1*° lz"
Meath 7.. 1®* l*1 111
Ramsay 77. 1»* 1«» 125
Raymond . »» 277 222
770 727 729
CLUB STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE—
W. L. P.C.
New York .* 1 *9®
Chicago . 4 - -««7
Philadelphia.» ; -«®®
Brooklyn .9... 2 2 -400
Cincinnati . * 4 .34<
Pittaburgh . » * ***
Boaton . 1 * ■*®u
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L. P.C.
Cleveland. * ? 1»®®
Philadelphia. 4 2 .««7
«. Loui. * * -«®®
Chicago . * * -«®®
Washington . 2 * •*”
Boston . 1 * -*5®
Detroit.. 0 * •°®°
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
National League
New York-Boeton. wet grounds.
Brooklyn-Phlla., wet grounds.
Pittsburgh *, Cincinnati 4.
Chicago T, St. Louis 5.
American League
New York 10. Boaton ».
Philadelphia 17. Washington 1.
Cleveland 17. 8t. Louis I.
Chicago 6. Detroit 1.
GAMES TODAY
National League
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
American League
New York at Boston. 2 gamsa
Philadelphia at Washington.
Detroit at Chicago.
8t. Louis at Chicago.
Internatioaskl League
Syracuse at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Newark.
Toronto at Reading.
Rochester at Baltimore.
Amboy and Pittsburgh
Play In Title Tourney
The Perth Amboy Y. M. C. A. var- |
alty volley bell team, which la en
tered In the world's championship;
tournament to be played At the,
Brooklyn Central “Y” on Friday and.
Saturday of neat week will meet the.
crack Pittsburgh (Pa.) team in their
opening games. This match is sched
uled to go on at 4:15 o'clock Friday!
afternoon. April IS, and will be for
the best two out of three games. The
Rahway team, which is also uphold
ing the honors of New Jersey in this
tournament picked the fast Cincin
nati (Ohio) team for Its opener.
The strongest team possible will
be used by Capt. George W. Sharp.
Jr., in an effort to put Perth Amboy
on the map In this volley ball tour
ney which is the biggest thin* in
this line of sport ever attempted in
this country- To date twenty-seven
teams from all parts of the United
States and Canada have ontered and
vouched for their appearance. It
is expected more than thirty tenms
will be on hand Friday afterpoon
when the tourney is opened.
The opening game will be played
at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon and
(he schedule will continue until late
Friday night. The games will be re
sumed early Saturday morning and
continue through the afternoon and
night until the world's champion
team has been decided.
The crack Germantown team,
which defeated the Perth Amboy
team here last year, considered the
strongest in the country, will have
he honor of playing tha opening
natch in the tournament. It is not
tnown aa yet what team will op
pose it.
One of the teams about which a
treat amount of Interest is centered
s the I’ueblo. Colorado, team. This
earn no doubt is traveling the
treatest distance of any entered in
>rder to play and they have a big
-eputation.
Practically all of the teams are
icing accompanied by a band of
oyal rooters and the Perth Amboy
earn will not be an exception as
many volley ball fans plan to see
he games.
The double elimination system is
to be used in the tourney, which
means that if a team is defeated in
i match, it will not be eliminated
from the contest, but will play an
other team which also was defeated,
if defeated a second time, however,
a team is out of the tournament.
The winner of the final contests be
tween the teams which lost their
first matches will then play the un
defeated team.
A practice session of the local
varsity will be held Friday night
it «:45 o'clock In the “Y" gym and
i best three out of five game match
irlth Rahway has been arranged by
Manager Sam Miller to be played on
he Amboy court next Monday night,
rheso will be the last games played
iy the local team prior to the open
ng of the tournament Friday aftcr
toon.
BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS
IN ALL FIELDS
a.-tj . ■ r.-j ...
There 1* great Interest In the
Eyerkusg-Rlchard* bowling match
which will be concluded on the Ar
gonne alleys In Hobart street tonight.
Eyerkuss has a three pin lead.
Scally. who played in the outfield
for the Wheeler condensers of
Roosevelt two seasons ago. played a
great game with the Elisabeth
Knights of Columbus las', season,
end will be with the Union county
against Applegate's eosserc on Sun
day afternoon.
At the request of the members of
the Speedway basketball team, the
X»wark Triangles who Inst Saturday
night defeated the local representa
tives 29-26. have been rebooked to
furnish the opposition on the Audi
torium court this Saturday night.
There U a possibility of a twilight
and Saturday afternoon Industrial
baseball league being formed in this
city. A number of Industries are In
terested in the undertaking.
Great Interest is being taken In
the volley ball league at present be
ing run in the Y. M. C. A. and in
which men in all walks of lifs are
entered.
"Doc” Cook, who handled the first
base assignment for the St. Anthonya
In the memorable games with the
Franklins for the championship of
Perth Amboy in bygone days, will be
stationed at the initial sack for the
Elisabeth Casey# this Sunday after
noon.
The Y. M. H. A. basketball players
apparently have everything doped
out for a victory over the Speedways
in the game scheduled for tomorrow
night.
Jack Quinn was headed for victory
in the game between the Red Sox
and the Yankees, which was stopped
by rain on Monday afternoon. This
was Quinn’s first appearance against
the Yankees since he was tradsd.
When tho Easter vacation 1s over
the high, school boys will reopen
their drive for the completion of
their athlrtio field plan. The stu
dents expect to use this field for
baseball and trackwork during the
Ffesent term.
Immediately following ths com
pletion of the Rlchards-Eyerkuss
match on the AJgonne alleys to
night. the winner will be matched
to roll Bill Jenkins In a new city
championship match.
Without Ruth, the American
league batters do not rats as home
run hitters with the batters of the
National league.
There will be plenty of action giv-1
en In the closing of the three-game:
bowling tournament on the Argonne
alleys. This tourney ends tomorrow
night and the Individuals are close
ly bunched.
Chrome and Carteret boxers are
prepared for their bouts at the fire
men's benefit show In Roosevelt to
morrow night. Johnny Carroll will
battle in the main event.
Bob Handerhan will play his first
game on the Y. M. H. A. court to
morrow night since the time he went
in aa a "ringer" with the Perth Am
boy Dry Docks against the associa
tion team last season, made seven
baskets and practically alone defeat
ed the Y. M. H. A. quintet.
The Colonial midgets defeated the
Eaglewood midgets by the score of
10-4 on the Pardee diamond Satur
day afternoon.
Messrs. Applegate and Poulsen
are endeavoring to make arrange
1 merits of some kind to Celebrate the
opening of the baseball season here
this Sunday afternoon.
Main Bout at Center A. C.
Show to be Held Here
May 16
Willy Curry of Staten Island and
Johnny Carroll of Roosevelt will
fight in the main eight round bout
on the card for the Center Athletic
Club show to be staged In the Audi
torium. New Brunswick avenue, on
■
fought
Mickey Cangro for the championship
of Staten Island. Cangro won the
bout and th# two were rematched to
fight last Mondsy night and
after a twelve round go the Judges
decided on a draw. Curry has been
working hard for the past several
months and he will be In tip top
shape for the fight here._
Carroll battles Joe Warren of
Newark In the main bout at the fire
men’s show In Roosevelt tomorrow
night and after this fight he will
continue training for the go with
Curry. Fans in this section remem
ber the battles Curry had in the local
ring when the fight game was going
good In this city.
The remainder of the card for the
local show Is being prepared at pres
ent and It Is sxpected that this show
will compare with the best staged la
this section during the paM several
years. Curry will Up the scales at
about the same weight as Carroll,
and ths latter will be able to show
to a better advantage than he did
against Masle.
In Women’s Tournament
Which Started at Thum’s
Alleys Monday Night
Representatives of the Aquehonga
Athletic Club of Tottenvllle have
entered in the women's bowling
tournament at Thum’s alleys. New
York City, which started on Monday
night.
In the live man team match the
scores rolled by the Tottenville
women for a total of 1976 follow:
Mrs. James Hodge—151. 15*. 179.
Miss Carolina Sleight—132, 171,
165.
Mrs. Joseph Bedell—199, 104. 123.
Mrs. Henry Schultx—123, 128, 126.
Miss Sarah Van Dusen—134, 118,
98.
In the doubles. Mrs. Hodge rolled
rt42, 177 and 214: Mrs. Bedell. 127
112 and 125: Mias Sleight. 108, 119
and 148, and Miss Van Dusen. 158
147 and 11*.
The singles are scheduled to be
bowled next Wednesday night on the
same alleys. Prises will be awarded
May 11. Last year. Mrs. Hodge and
other Aquehonga bowlers earned
off numerous prize* in the New York
City championihlp event.
NO TICK
Alfred Mlkkeleeo of 5S! Jeeqnee Street.
Perth Amber, N. J- r ,'«ht the Srm floh
of the eeeeon from i* Bruch fleh
Ins pier oa April for which he
reodred a ceccoo • a price.
LONG BBANCi. l iaHlxa PICK.
Chae Boccle, President.
SHER AGAINST
B. HANDERHm
Result of Y. M. H. A.-Speed
way Game Will Depend on
Work of These Players
Charley Sher. Tottenvllle basket
ball star, will be pitted against Ray
"8ugar" Handerhan. when the Perth
Amboy Y. M. H. A. quintet takes the
floor against the Perth Amboy Y.
M. H. A. outfit on the McClellan
street court tomorrow night In a
city championship contest.
Slier, the iter of the local asso
ciation team, will endeavor to hold
Handerhan to a reasonable score
and if he Is successful In doing this,
the T. M. H. A. team and followers
believe that the Speedways will be
beaten. There is one player in this
vicinity who can play Handerhan to
a “t" and that baaketeer la RuBe
Allen, coach of the Y. M. H. A. team.
Monday night the Y. M. H. A.
team was put through a practice
session in preparation for the game
tomorrow night, and it is said Coach
Allen gave Sher an illustration of
how he plays the Speedway advance
man.
In previous contests Handerhan
and Sher have had interesting tus
sles. and a big majority of the fans
who come out for tomorrow night's
game will center their attention on
these two players. The remainder
of the players on the Y. M. H. A.
team have doped out how they will
hold their own with the Speedway
players ao that the result of the
game ia expected to real on tha
playing of Handerhan and Sher.
Y. M. H. A. fans are confident
that their team will down the col
ors of the strong local representa
tive team and there are many others
who aro of the opinion that the as
sociation team has a big advantage
in playing the game on the McClel
lan street court.
Fans from South Amboy. Totten
ville. New Brunswick. Woodbridge
and Roosevelt are expected out to
witness this game. It will be the
last game this season for the asso
ciation team and the third from the
last for the Speedways. Chuck So
lador will hold the whistle.
Saints Want Booking
The St. Anthony baseball team is
without a hooking for this Sunday
and Manager Westley Wilson would
like to hear from any light senior
or senior team in this section. Chal
lenges should be addressed to 325
Market street.
Bakelite Volley Ball
Team Beats Merchants;
Professionals Wow Lead
'tending In City Volley Hall Ixwi
P. W. L. P. C.
Professionals. * 6 0 1.000
Rakellte . 8 7 1 .875
Merchant* .7 6 1 .857
Prea* . 8 6 2 .750,
Cable Works . 7 5 2 .714
Nationals .8 5 S .625
Y. M. C. A. 5 2 2 .600
i Bankers . 7 2 4 .428
' Vocational* . 6 2 2 .400
! Terra Cotta. 8 2 5 .275
Lead Work*.6 1 5 .167
! P 8. Cartridge.8 1 7 .125
I try Dock* . 6 0 6 .000
1 Seniors . 7 0 7 .000 j
The five matches played in the (
City Volley Ball League at the Y. M.!
C. A. resulted in changing consider-'
'ably the standing of the teams. tbe|
• Merchants dropping from a tie for
. first to third place as a result of
1 losing two straight games to the
. Bakelitea The Professionals, who;
! did not play last night, now are
alone In first place while the Bake
lite occupy second.
As a result of beating the Press
team the Cable Works' combination!
i last night slipped into fifth place and'
I the Press dropped to fourth. The
! Nationals. Bankers and Y. M. C. A.
team advanced as the result of other
matches played.
In the first match last night Capt.
Francis Oliver's "Y" team defeated
the Seniors In two straight but hard
fought games by scores of 15 to 11
and 15 to 12. The winners used
Oliver. Steele. Frank Coming*. Clau
sen. Scott and Karl, while the Sen
iors had Prantle. Scott, Halligan.
Beatty and Totin.
The Merchants, who until last
night, had not lost a game let alone
a match, met their Waterloo when
they went up against the crack
Bakellte team, city industrial cham
pion*. The chemists took the lead
early in both games gnd held it
throughout. The Merchants played
a hard game but the *peed and
spiking ability of their opponent#
was too much for them. The score*
of both games were 15 to Capt.
Schrimpe used Peakes. Parker. Ma
jor, Cornelius. Kardos and Holeackl
on his winning team while Capt.
Sharp was assisted by Warter. Lee
son Bankin, French. Robbins and
Wright.
The original “four man team —
the Nationals—showed that quality
Is greater than quantity to good ad
vantage when they won two game*
from the six-man Terra Cotta team
by scores of 15 to 8 and 15 to 10.
Capt. Isick Oliver of the Nation*.« i
had only Doc Bedell, Chris Nielaen
and Pete Grieve* to help him. but
nevertheless thi« combination de
risively defeated Anderson. Brown.
Janderup Bowman. Samsoe and
Wort comprising the Terra Cotta
team.
The Pres* teams suffered a severe
jolt when Capt. George Dover's Ca
ble Works put over two straight
win*, the scores bslng 15-4 and 14
12. The firs; game was one sided
from start to flnish. favoring the
Cable Work*, but the scribes man
aged to make things Interesting in
the second game. The winners lined
ui- with Dover, A Garden*. J. Gar
de lia. Vor. Daggenhausen and Ryan,
while the Press used P.rKeragill.
Jago. Measlnger. P.eimer*. I-a r combe
and Johnson. ._
The ta»t match of the night ;
brought together with Bt.nkers and
the U. S Cartridge team. The lat
ter combination now known as the
original herd luck team owing te the -
luree number of "almoat wona” te
their credit, was nosed out of the
first jam" by one point. 15-14. In ;;
the second game the monov handlers a
wen by a rafer margin. 15-8. Capt. t
Ram Miller had Melko. Weltaen.
Harry Comings. Ritter and Pullen ,
playing with the Bankers, while the t
Cartr.dge men consisted of Capt.
Scott Burrs 1-arcombe Smoyek. '
Knopka Ratajczak and Power. '■*'
The rert league games will hs
played h riday night, the schedule
being: Press vs. Lead Works at
7:30; V. S. Cartridge vi "T“ at ?:*»;
Baksllts vs Seniors at 8: Merchants^
v*. Terra < otta at t:15. and Profva- J
■ionals vs. Nationals at 8:80. ,
Y. M. C. A.
Final Standlnr in Momisy-Tliaredapl
Business Men’s Volley Ball Imam.'
p
Masaopust .It 1* 11
Larcombe .14 12 1*
French . 24 12 12
Karkus . 24 11 11^
Joe Massopust's team won the i
business men's class team volley belt
league Monday afternoon by a mar
gin of one-half a game. A tie for
second place resulted between Lar
comhe and French, Karkus* team
being last. The new captains are
Warter, Sohrimpe. Melko and "Dick"
Oliver. Games start tomorrow.
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