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* IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS *- '"WHOLE" LEE leiPoiarsMANiS 111 C-OMNWjJL·^ * : i ·. Champion All-around Shot of When You It the World Is Captain and Get Both Coming and Go ng MARTIN "FARMER" THE JOHN An Instructor· L HAVE YOU OF EVER NOT!''ED li:··· ver: >»aid l#y certain alleged BURNS, ' that when you take fre- "T irkhole" Lee, the champion a 11- trips \aud« ihif a't ; quently— you're a real ?- of round shot of the world, now is Cap- dyed-in- "ii Vï lif\l VMÎTI· fright the wool awheel tain T. K. Lee, Γ. S. A. gypsy how your a hlz leaguer" lir>t time :tt bat/' friends will that Captain jLee has been assigned to whisper you've 'ΓΓ \—Sport#- i»ag" Klaag Brunswick I gone daffy. On the other » ; « siwL." The Promising New the .Small Arms Firing- School at plumb for swinging I hand if is a — STILL YOUNG Ohio. At this school your touring program . FI/HlK sens» 57 Perry, AT YEARS Camp Goes Into Train- modest one. you are dubbed a tioii ivfien iak <<*/ nu -Il on Welterweight WRESTLING, soldiers are to be instructed in the once-around-the-comer motorist. use arma. of board/' for Match. of «mall firing One the » * # ing Important "liïil As lUxtW— favorite instructors will be Captain J>ee. If you spend money at method of John !.. Sullivan l'or Willie Ryan, of New Brunswick, Lee differs from many champions, freely roadhouses, you're a snort, but itl· . i ;it to slumber.** one of the state's most promising in the fact that he is a capable in- I lulling op; a fool; if you don't your car hasn't •'. . enter- Welterweights, has gone into training structor. That he knows something —Burglary; I been paid for yet. If you drive ing the b»ti league *> your iktvc; Tor ilia bout with Buddy Jackson at I about firearms is proven by his title, : fast you're reckless; if you don't the iti* t oï a bluf- the I.otus S. C., probably to be staged I "the champion all-round shot of the operation uood ' you're a novice. if you talk aDOut fer." 4. Ryan is receiving the benefits world." This is no ernpfy title. The Jiuly the big garage bills you le — Jack and yay you I;? 1,1 KI\ FTI(r Getting instruction from Britton world is a mighty big place—and in ! style, but very uninteresting; tin t >·. s *1 -τ·- a id hard." Madden in New York. This there are many. many excellent good Hartley j if you don't you're the luckiest car "Bl ÎAV \IIK — Plaw where Will bo Ryan's first appearance In shooters with every kind of a fire- owner in the world. Motoring- bull > a»'· stabled/' and his last arm-—so man Perth Amboy, probably when this young of indeed is a brother act of one Georgia •lnce he expects to bo assigned to thirty years tacks 011 the champion- Cohan's "Life." <>f our big cruisers in July. ship title following his name it is See where the Government f* Though Ryan lias never fought proof positive that he has something Dear M. M.: going to curtail the ^i/v of publi- he is well known to many on all the rest of us. . locally I enjov your variety of topics ent ion i*rea? Scott—some of Amboy fans. Ho fought a slashing Mow He Came of His Name in "The Sportsman's Corner." but tlie ii « w papermen will hate to jru with Kid Clements at the Bon- firearms are battle Wherever handled I am curious to know why to work for a living jet town air carnival several hum open they know of "Tackhole" Lee. Maybe you do not sign your full name. was a known Wee les back, and he well you would be interested in knowing Y ours, The ball game at Newark yes- figure in New York clubs until the how he came to be known as "Tack- L. S. S. terday was postponed on account Curtain wont down. hole." Brush up your memory and • » » or cold weather. Strikes ub the Although enlisted as a sailor Ryan go back to the days you went out in Male or female. L. >S r'.? Bears have rur ir. to some mighty has had ample opportunity to flash the fields to shoot and fastened the » · ♦ fri r;.\ weather right from the hU wares during the past several target to the barn, or to a tree, with H it seriously here's the rea- etfi rt. mon I he, winning many "tar" bouts I a tack in the centre of the bullseye. son: around New York and Boston. Ho I The fellow who could hit the head of « >nee there a follow who Tlie edges of the ?2ft goîd Jias met all comers In the welter- the tack was regarded as "some signed bis initials to a column, pieces wear holes in your pocket lias was Weight clam In this state, and I shooter." The head of the tack and lie wrote thai —Nev.*s Item. something * come through invariably with flying loo big a mark for Leo. lie could wasn't exactly to another fel- ♦ * Colors. I hit the hole the point of the ta» k low'- way of t.l linking. And the Tl.o word "your" is used rather In Jackson, however, Ryan Is going ! made and therefore he became known the other fellow wrot4* a indisc riminat^ly. jx>lite • » » to stack up against a tough customer. as "Tackhole" Lee. i noto—a deceiving cute little Buddy halls from England and Is no Lee would be a pretty good man to note flattering: the fellow with the By th^ time gold piece» Stranger here. They brought the turn loose in quest of the kaiser. He initials, and tellint; him how begin bothering us in that rcspect- •harp-featured Englishman down to invariably bags what lie goes after much lie liked his stun*, and say we. pocket will undoubtedly Amboy for the first Lotus Club show and if ho could got within sight of ! wouldn't he sign hie fnii bue out of style. plase * * m and stacked him against the husky, the kaiser it wouldn't take long to , name, and he did. and Uiere was a lunging A1 Smith of Old Bridge. A1 end this war and make the world free e01-oner's inquest. At that the news item is en- • . · curled himself up trying to paste a for all peoples and put an end to lightening. We now know that punch on Buddy's frame and then German domination. Generals would Experience is a mighty fine. there are such things as 520 gold Vrhen he found It was no go, threw be more or less excess . .teacher. pieces. baggage—the j • · · Up the sponge. Scoring a knockout same as managers are to high-class on Smith was no mean accomplish- baseball teams. Want to be a shipbuilder"* We ran not conceive of any $20 ment. At the previous show In the Lee is such a good shot with the What's that—you know nothing Fold piece without the protec- hall, the Red Cross benefit, Smith rifle, revolver. piMol and shotgun that of the trade? That's nothing, tion of a hook-lined pocket. ■"Farmer" Burns, former wrestling popular in America. Ho wai the Jlmmle a schoolboy friend, bad handled Joe Malone rather McGrln. we do not feel like delving into his y h won't be the first who tried an first American to wrestling for a side bet of fifteen cent*. toughly for three rounds, and he had champion of the world and known develop records for fear that you will think to get by. as a science. Ho held the "It was every cent I had in the Tlie titrée leading batter* hi tlie added to his prestige accordingly. But the John L. of the wrestling: we are trying tu put across Here are some of the answers wrestling game, veteran I something Nationa; are all cast-offa. championship of the world for many world," the eald. "After so. on examination Ix-aguc j Jackson, though outweighed by Smith has that isn't just While he has been paners of ship- just celebrated his fifty-seventh years and when he retired undefeat- had Jlmmie's shoulders to the Page tlie so- was the first man to make wrestling he was eight years old he all. •'RASE LTNTRR—Tjfnes found in Never hit a man when he's wrestled best small bore men in the world > Veteran Twirler Has Been Shi he Park and n.sc«l by Ty Cobb down. He might get sore. the score of 999 out competing—with as a race track; chassis of a fliv- XT. . Through the Mill of Majors' of 1.000 possible. This was with 100 Tells shooters. In the international rifle Play—He Why. CAN match in 1914. with fifty picked men SOME CHERS SLUG;' from Kngland, Canada. Australia and Here la a story for men who have the United States competing, Lee Fhe and thankless Itching jobs. BABE RUTH hOR INSTANCE scorcd the possible 500. These and Sting Maybe sometimes you feel down- many other notable performances aro of hearted. but if you do read this story credited to Lee with the rifle. Blazing, Eczema as Fiery Seldom do star batters. around the bases. : of I.eon K. Ames (no the doesn't pitchers loped easily He is Just as proficient a shot with oeeraa i.i>te ice s>Kin is on r ire. 31000, uie disease catsea t>y an Into Illoiiclicrs. oeiçg •tand for Kalamity) and cheer up. Of course there are the exceptions—- other arms. He is the present re- There is a harrassing discomfort! infection which breaKs ont Is a man has The closing day of the .series Ruth through Here who worked Ray Caldwell of the Yankees and Wal- volver and pistol champion of the caused Eczema that almost be- the kin. That is why the most satis- In connected with one of James' shoots by thirteen years the big baseball 1'nited States—with 4 82 out of a pos- for so-called ter Johnson of the Senators—but as a and the ball in the comes a torture. The itching is al- factory treatment all Bhow and has never received credit again fell right sible 500 with the pistol—a world's rule the Is down at the bottom ileld bleachers. most and th· skin seems Bkia dlsea;ee is S. S. S., for this rem- tor what he has done, except the pitcher record, and 477 out of a unbearable, by possible 500 . of the because he In- on bo cleanses the blood •elect and undemonstrative mana- batting: list is The next day the Boston club moved with the revolver. fire with the burning irritation. edy thoroughly as weakest ! Iver Johnaon, Merkle and gers, who like his work well enough variably regarded the to Cleveland. For five innings young Flying A core from local of that no impurities can remain. Get »- 1. All Standard Bicycles applications to pay for it. hitter. Johnny Enzman hold the Red Sox rnlves and ointments is impossible, bottle to-day at any drugstore, and But this to Babe Ruth a ono The reason for this outburst at this don't tell all without hit. In the sixth, with Invents can al- will Bee remits from ths Fiek, Goodrich and Pennsylvania Vacuum Jap Novel Springier. because such treatment only you rifrht timo la the fact that the box scores of the Red 8ox. Sheer folly. For on, Ruth met one of the Indian pitch- ! Cup Tires and All Leading Mauee. A Japanese is the Inventor of ft lay the pain temporarily. The disease treatment. Write for expert nedical (i few days ago showed that Ames Babe is none other than the slugging er's slants squarely and the ball shot street that can only be reached by going deep advice, which you on cet without a two-bit not pitcher of the Red Sox who, placed over the high right field wall for the R. OAEDELLA. 24 SMITH ST. sprinkler distributes woter game, allowing down to its source. cost, bv addressing Medical Dii mie», hit after the first Inning—and lost in the field because of his batting' abil- fourth consecutive home run In as so rs to form advertisements on as The source of Eczema is in the! 21 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga, t ity, slammed out four.home runs in I many days and a world record. smooth pavement». !>ltched Dean of l'tellers many days. Oddly enough the previ- Previously Babe had tied the world Leon Ames Is the dean of pitchers ous record—three homers In as many iccord for home runs in consecutive In both leagues. Ho haa aerved his days was held by another pitcher— 1 daya when he banged out three homers ! ime with the Giants, the Iteds and Caldwell. Here Is the history of Ruth's I in succession. The original record he Cards, and he Is still going. record-breaking feat: ; was held by Ray Caldwell of the He has pitched his no-hlt game The scene was set In Detroit, June I Yanks. and haa appeared In the world series. 2. Boston and Detroit were playing But that Isn't the only record Babe Here is Ames' recipe for keeping the second game of a four gamo series. intends to smash this year. The next young In the pitching box: Babe Ruth was pitching for Boston, I one Is the American l.eague season Don't try to strike out every bat- Erlckson for Detroit. In the sixth Inn- ! record held by Seybold of the - ter. ing Ruth came to bat »nd slammed letlcs. who pounded out sixteen cir- Master control in preference to the ball Into the right field bleachers cuit smashes In 1902. Then having some new shoot. for a home run. put that one away Babe will try to put In the control don't cut the heart The next day Hub Leonard was a dent in the big league home run PALM BEACH of the plat· with every pitch, but get pitching his no-hlt game against the record of twenty-four in a season the ball around the corner, or where Tigers. Ruth was playing in center held jointly by Gavvy Cravath and AND know the batter will not have a field. In the fourth Inning he connect- the Philadelphia short right field Souill swing. ed with one of Dauss' offerings and fence. A change of pace, which means a fast one, a curve and a slow ball. Is mi you need. I'ractic· for a free motion, one Which will not strain the arm with WILLSEY TEAM LEADS •very pitch. Young: at Tlitoty And when you IN Y. M. VOLLEY BALL get this you're Kool Cloth ready for the big leagues for a run Of at least ten years, according to Sailing along smoothly and losing series on five nights and broke even 110 Xieon. There is reason why you I a game only occasionally, very, very on two other nights. Only five more •hould step out at the thirty-year occasionally, tlie volley ball team series of games remain to be played. mark, and don't forget that early to captained by W. J. Wlllsey In the Y. Val's cohorts are running In second - bed, plenty of sleep and good habits t M. C. A. Business Men's league Is placo with eight won out of fourteen Will keep the right or left arm In rounding into the stretch series with played. The Degenilng team seems eonditlon. every likelihood of a successful finish. assigned to last place. Another set Suits at How does Ames keep in condition? The team has shown consistent of games Is scheduled for tonight. him Let tell It himself: strength from the very start, of the Standing of the Teem* "I tuke my time in the spring. schedule, winning five straight as a W. L. $10 "I don't attempt to curve a ball getaway performance. Willsey 12 2 nntil I or man and have pitched lobbed 'em up At present Wlllsey's team is show- Villi 8 6 A looks cool in them, he is for a week or ten days. ing the way to the three other aggre- Bobbins 4 10 "Many pitching arms have been gations with a record of twelve games Degenring 2 12 ruined by trying to use too much stuff won and but two lost. The team has cool. Here we have them in several In March." made clean sweeps In the two-game Both the races In the Junior Base- t Here is Ames' records for twelve ball League and Employed Boys years In the National League: league are developing into runaways. ! and a fit for all builds—and He has pitched In 462 games, won The nine captained by Sladkus In the styles they're 165 j and lost 140, his percentage be- Junior circuit la leading with a rec- ing .535. He has 1,461 strikeouts to ord of alx victories in as many «taris, bis credit and has allowed a 908 bases and the Halltgan aggregation among bargain. on balls. Hie earned run record per the Employed Boys has accounted for Ulne-innlng game is 2.72 for thirteen isliii a similar record. years. The record of the Juniors follows: Junior I1;lm imli I.eaguc W. L. Sladkus 6 0 in Summer IN TANK TESTS Westcott 4 2 Specials Furnishings Oil lis 2 3 TIDE TABLE Much Too Wet for Oriftlu 0 S 15 Doz. Madras Shirts 25 Doz. Shirts and Drawers 60 Doz. Union Suits Water Kotployed Bojs ] W. Who Discontinue L. Woven Union Suits of Lisle Youngsters < 0 Mario of Madras Made of White Madras Thread; JUNE] Halltgan A. Lessons Murowskl 2 S summer A. M. Y. M. C. and other soft materials. weight. " Lublns 0 6 I each 653 14 12:16 " who 15 12:49 Of the 24 5 schoolboys regis- 1.65 1.25 " the free les- 18 1:87 tered to take swimming the Intermediate ranks In Instructing " Y. M. C. A. last week 17 2:2» sons at the pool the youngsters. school In the " the final te»t. Every 18 2:24 forty-two reached voca- " only city, Including the high school, Pure Hose swam the entire 600 Newton Shirts Silk Half Cotton and Lisle Half Hose 19 4:20 Of these twelve tional and Catholic Institutions, were " sixteen went half 20 6:14 length of the pool, represented. " but fifteen Full fine 21 6:03 way and thlrteon covered Made of Madras and mer- fashioned; grade; In Black and Colors ; dur- " Efforts to Interest the senior ranks 22 8:47 feet To pass the test the learner is " In the free swimming lessons did not swim feet. If the cerized each Black and colors. able 28 7:80 required to thirty meet with such ready response, and materials, grade. " cover that distance It 24 1:11 can a re- " youngster the physical director decided as can up knowledge 25c 25 8.72 is figured he pick sult to postpone this campaign until 1.15 pair 65c pair " an way; In 28 9:84 from then on In acquatlc some later date. " him- 27 10:18 other words, can take c&re of Pew " Director returned yesterday 28 11:04 self. from the T. M. C. A. direc- 166 Dot. Mon'a Straw Hats in various Straws and models 1.75 *' efforts to the physical 29 11:55 Their futile grasp tors' conference at Springfield, Mas·, " of the art together 80 IX: IE fundamentals lie Is preparing now his program for lack of confidence led to with their the coming fiscal year. the discouragement of the majority of those who fell by the wayside. Homemade Paste. Each succeeding lesson was marked At the by the further depletion of the ranks. Teacher* and others who use much Of those who registered but 18Ï took past· will appreciate a recipe for mak- the first lesson. This was decreased ing It at horn». Stir loto a cup of to 131 for the aecond lesson and but CO floor cold water to make It of THE NEWTON O^rnet J/ouee fifty-one for the third. enough 112 New Brunswick omc·. » w. ««» ·*. Avenue, Physical Director 8. C. Pew was a creamy consistency. Pour over thl· Perth N. J. 322 STATE ST. Perth N.J, Amboy, a from assisted by corps of assistants four cup» of bulling water, stirring all Amboy, MEN th· time, and cook five minutes. To "It's Less At Newton's" can find coiufort&bl· this add on· teaapoonful of powdered Always Cool Rooms C.JOHNSON, Dealer. ltt N«w Brunswiok in Phone « alum, pour Into a bowl aad beat till BILLY HECHHEIMER, Mgr. T. LUCAS Bath. Electric cold. Then add one teaspoonful car- Nice fftttlnar at HARLEY DAVIDSON Lleht, Room, ""S&m bolic one or mora CLOfiSD THURSDAY NIGHTS—UNION STORM. IB HSRJL Better than aver. add and teaapoonful TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, We bave a f*w bargains la Of oil of olov· or wintergreen. Pour Handy to All Cars Used Machines. or and cover with Tire· Tube». Into glaseea Jars Dealer In Firestone and k k ^