Four Page Colored The Price of This Paper is 3 cenjts everywhere—Pay no more Comic Section 12 Pages Today Sporting News Page 5 VOL. VI, No. 49 CARTERET PRESS CARTKRET, N J, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1928 PRICE THREE CENTB Jeanette Street Curb Squabble Carrier-Clerk Examination Two Teams Booked For At Local Post Office Old Resident Of Saturday Night Court Scries | Plans Near Completion For Receipt of applications will close The Mesdowbrooka of Jersey Is Settled By Borough Council August 31 for a competitive exam- Borough Passes Away City and the Iroquols of Newark, Fourth Annual Baby Parade Ordinance !• Pasted For Improvement After Check Showi ination for clerk-carrier at the Car- two leading semi-pro basketball out- Herman Gerke Dice At Rah- fits in northern Jersey, have, boen Majority Favor It. More Action Promised On teret post office. Persons who wish Event To Be Held Saturday, September 22, Under Auspices to enter this examination should ap- way Hospital On Monday bonked by Messrs. Zuro and Lynch Board of Health. To Be Bigger This Year And More Rahway Road ply for application blank (form to play tht Carteret Rig Five, local —Was Resident Here semi-pro basketball team, which will Priies Will Be Offered 2374) to the secretary of the United The long delayed ordinance to A tax anticipation note for $10,- Thirty Years make a weekly Saturday night at- build curbs, gutters and walks in 000 was authorized. States Civil Service Board of Ex- traction at the St, Joseph auditor- At a meeting of the baby parade floats. committee of the Board of Health I Tho board has decided on Jeanette street, til passed on final Several tax Hens and assessments aminers at the post office, or to the Herman Gerke, aged 60 yours and 1 jum on High street. The local tc_... out? Friday night it was announced that set of priies, $10, |7.80, $5, ..„ reading and adopted at the meet- were cancelled by resolution. In secretary "of the Second Civil Ser- a resident of Carteret for the pant js composed of Bill Beiael, Joe Med- the parade this v*ar promises to be $2.50 for the float division, au«V ing of the Borough Council Ifon- some instances the property involv- vice District, Custom House, N. Y. thirty years, died Monday at 2 P. wick, Johnny Silaki, Billy Kocheck, i day night. It was introduced several M. in the Rahway City Hospital. He much bigger than those of former three nets of priies of $10, »&, ed had been gold and title search Persons entitled to preference be- and Gummy Snyder. Dancing will .weeks ago and pawed on two raad- certificates obtained at the tax of- had been ill for several weeks and be an added feature to the even- years. The parade this year will be $2,50 each for the baby division. cause of service in the army or the fourth annual one conducted un-j Other priies. .. . „ ^^^, ' ings. Then a remonstrance was fice showed no unpaid taxes; then his case became serious a few weeks ing's entertainment. The promoters it is expected, navy should attach to their applica- d«r the auspices of the board. A» will be offered by business concern*, tiled against the improvement. The bills for unpaid taxes on the same ago. Death was due to a complica- are busy booking games, and should tion their original discharge or a tion of diseases, k result of the meeting Friday night Individuals and organisations. Th*) improvement wa» started in response property for periods prior to the photographic copy of It, or an offi- any light semi-pro team in this vici- Mr. Gerke was a former council- a general program was adopted committee probably will select non- to a petition for sidewalks. The search were presented. In other cial statement from the War or Navy nity seek a contest, it is requested man and was widely known. He for- which differ* in some respects from' residents of the borough to serve as•; names of some who signed the orig- cases the person* charged with un- Department. All such papers will be that they negotiate with Martin merly took an active part in civic Ihe program of other years. There | judges in determining the most beau- i. inal petition appeared also on the paid taxes or sewer assessments returned to the applicant. Zuro, Roosevelt avenue, Carteret, or were able to produce receipted bills. affairs. During the construction of Meyer Rosenblum, Union street, will be more priies and there will tlful baby, the most attractive float % ! remonstrance. Other information concerning' the the big trunk sewer he served as Carteret. Games are expected to be a band of music Instead of a and other contests not depending oil * In the case of Isador Mausner, a examination may be obtained at the The first delay was about straight- Inspector. For many years he con- get under way during the first week drum corps. The committee decld-1 the health and development of tht veteran of the World War, adjust- local post office. ed lo omit the serving of refresh- babies. Boys and girls up to eight; | cned out when a second remon- ments were made to give him the ducted a business place at the cor- of November. strance wai received few minutes ner of Washington avenue and Roos- menu at the end of the parade and years of age may be entered in th* exemption of $BO0t to which veterans to use the money in providing more float division. Every child ente: efore the ^gening. of . a meeting, an eatfttwi evelt avenue opposite Bmdy'i TBut at the same meeting His place was so well known that it prites. in the parade will be presented was pres- A motion was carried to send a f cnt a delegatioli n strongly in favor of PoEce Court Session became a landmark and the location There will be four divisions in the a badge, Inscribed with the name oif f wreath to the home of Herman G. Hhe walks. Some In .the delegation Is known as Gerke's corner. Democrats Arrange parade, according to present plan*, the Board of Health, the nature of Gerke who died Monday afternoon. [declared that the remonstrance bore Mr. Gerke was born In Germany The first three will be infant groups the event and date, Mr. Gerke was a member of the Brings In Currency as follows: No. 1, Infants less than) Imany signstures that had been ob- Borough Council some years ago and and resided in Rahway for a time For Al Smith Day There will be several more meet- tained by misrepresentation. The before he moved to Carteret. He six months old; No. 2, infants from ings of the committee before th« subsequently served the borough in Many Cases Heard Tuesday (matter wss then referred to the at- ither capacities. was a member of the Elizabeth lodge 3uses To Convey Carteret Del- six months to one year; No. 3, ba- parade which will be held on Sat- [torney to nnd out definitely how Night. Fines Total More of Elks, the Foresters of America, bies from one year to two years old. urday, September 22. The line of The council adjourned to meet a- egation To Sea Girt. Card Imany of the property owners favor- the Ancient United Order of The entrants in these groups will be march will be announced later. The gain on the Tuesday after Labor Than $1,000 fed the improvement and how many Druids, the Improved Order of Red Party Held judged on health and development police department will be asked to Day. [opposed. Men, and the Exempt Firemen. He and will be examined by physicians, aid in keeping the line of march free A sizeable batch of cases was Preparations for a delegation of The attorney's report submitted disposed of Tuesday night in police waa a member of the local Lutheran The fourth group will be made up of from traffic during the parade. [Monday night showed that.the re- court and when the hearings were Church, and of a German singing Democrats to go to Sea Girt tomor- quired proportion of properly own- over the Borough was ahead more society in Elizabeth. row to attend Al Smith Day were Carteret Man Injured made last night at the meeting of was on the side of the improve- than $100 collected in fines. Joseph Surviving are a widow, three Two Are Fined As ment. The ordinance was altered Kukoski, 67 years old, of 6 Hud- daughters, Mrs. Henry Pikarski, the the Al Smith Democratic Club. Pub- Treat For Ball Fans pi uvide fur Uluu alone fnrts Sflff Severely b Accident son street," 6ffd""Andrew TislciwTcTc, Misses Lena and ElheT Gerke and Tic Service buses will be chartered as adopted. 38 years old, of 6 Hudson street, one son, Herman Jr., who is the sta- tonight. Tickets for the round trip A good deal of time was devoted were assessed $27.50 each for fight- tion agent of the Central Railroad cost $1 and will include lunch pro- Frank David Has Artery Sev- ing in the street and intoxication. Bartenders At Polish Club |to a discussion of the Rahway road at Carteret and is widely known in vided by the women of the club. Brooklyn Dodgers To Play vhioh is still in pretty bad shape ered When Car Is In Col- The men are alleged to have en- sporting circles. Those wishing to go on the trip Pay $SO Each For Posses- gaged in a fist fight in the street Tizzano Nine On Elm despi'e many promises by the con lision In Perth Amboy The funeral services were held must make their reservations and sion of Liquor tractor who tore it up, to put it last Thursday night after a session yesterday from the late home and purchase their tickets tonight be- Street Field |fcack into good condition in accord- Frank David, of 613 Roosevelt at the Polish Club in Union street. were largely attended. The services fore 8 o'clock from the committee ance with the terms of his contract. avenue and Herbert Springer, of The fight and another one that oc- were in charge of Rav. 'Hautman that will be at each of the local fire Stanley Wisnowski and John Klu- Baseball fans throughout the en- 1 potski were fined $50 each in police ICouncilmsn Frank Andrea for the Heywood avenue, were injured in an curred the previous night are said who is supplying tha pulpit of the houses. At 8 o'clock the committee tire county are expected to flock to court yesterday when they were ar- streets and roads committee report- auto accident early Sunday morning to be the cause of a raid Friday af- German Lutheran Chuwh during the will count the number of tickets the Elm Street Field in Perth Am- ternoon on the club. raigned- on charges of posession of led that he had inspected the Rah- in New Brunswick avenue, Perth absence of Rev. Carl Kjfepper, There bought up to that time and will boy, Wednesday evening to see the liquor as a result of a raid on a vay road and had been in conference Amboy, when a Ford coupe in which John W. Mitchell, colored, of Al- were a great many prominent per- charter as many buses as are re- Brooklyn Dodgers, of the National Polish club in Union street last they were riding was in collision vrin avenue, Woodbridge, was fined sons of the borough and surround- quired. League, under the leadership of *ith Contractor Miller. week. Tho men, it is understood,' $3 for drunkenness. John Kuzin, ing towns present. There were a- In additioii to arranging for the Wilbert Robinson, engage in a con- Miller had explained to the coun- with a car owned and driven by Ja- serve as bartenders in the club. They of 35 John street, was charged with bout thirty cars in the line, Sea Girt trip the club last night test with the Tizzano nine of Perth cilman that a water main in the new cob Freidman, of Highland Park. gave the. club address—77 Union driving past a red signal on one of Interment was made in Linden, in held a ctfrd party and also a busi- Amboy. supply line from Rahway had burst An artery in David's right fore- street—as their home address and the new traffic signals on Tuesday Rose Hill Cemetery, in the family ness session during which the local In booking the Brooklyn Dodgers, and flooded the sewer with mud in arm was severed and a cut in the said they lived there. arm required eleven stitches. Spring- and waa fined $5. plot. candidates spoke. The affair was Tiixano will give the fans an oppor- addition to damaging the road. The The club was raided after two er had a stitch taken in his right Mike Manimowski, of 1 Passaic well attended and there were- ten tunity to witness one of the strong- contractor also .complained that street fights in which the partici street, paid a fine $26 for wife- tables in play at the card party. The est teams in the Heydler circuit in vhen he closed the road to traffic ear and Freidman was injured about panto were said to have been under beating. " by Officer priie winners were awarded hand- actioii. Although in sixth place, the order to complete his work of re- the left arm and right knee. The the influence of liquor obtained at storing it, truck drivers had remov- three were treated at the Perth Am- DeSantos at 'clock Saturday some prizes. Mrs. Charles Morris Brooklyn team has been playing or was chairman for the evening, the club. A gallon glass jug and great ball and is favored to win over tho barricades and continued to boy City Hospital. David had to re- evening on complaint of Mrs. Susan two quart bottles, containing white drive over the road. turn to the hospital for further Manimowski. Stephen Breza, of 24 The prize winners were: Mrs. John the Tizzano nine. Jimmy Titzano liquor, were t*ken in the raid. is seeking the services of Jack War- It« was decided to give him police treatment today. Union street, also arrested for wife- Adams, Mrs. Andrew ChrisUnsen, Whitewash Locals hop, former Yankee, twirler, and fid if necessary in keeping the road The Ford in which David and beating and for threatening his Mrs. D. O'Rourke, Mrs. C. A. Bra- Take 3-0 Victory by Game dy 9t\ Mr*/G. A. Brady Jr.-, Miss should he be successful the apeeta- ' while he is finishing it He Springer WON riding- is the property wife's life, was Aned/$l(h Nora McCarthy, Miss Gertrude Cas- tors can expect a keen and close- not receive the balance due him of the Economy Garage. The Freid- Considering the nature of his of- On Liebig's Field Accident Costs Bus ey, Mrs. A. Bonner, Mrs. F. Irwin, fought battle. pn tho East Rahwky sewer job until man machine turned it over, crush- fense, Thomas Wills, aged 24 years Sunday Mrs. C. Deyelin, Mrs. L. Jones, Mrs. "he Rahway road is put into :on ed it and then pushed it some dis- old, of 18 Hudson street, escaped Harry Riconda, second sacker if The Portugal Football- Club, of J. Connolly, Mra. G. Walsh, Mrs. Jition. tance before stopping. Freidman'a lightly. He was arrested for puaji- Driver P. S. Bonus the Robertson team, is well known Brooklyn, arrived in town on Sun- Charles Morris Sr., Mrs. M. Little, Mayor Thomas J. Mulvihill said car is said to have been traveling at ing Steve Chucko over without cause in Middlesex. He will be assisted in day afternoon for the sole purpose Mrs. Larfkln, Mrs. T. Hite, Mrs. Fred Zullo Had Two More hat he could give the council and a' terrific rate of speed. Chucko fell and waa badly injured. the field, by Dave Bancroft, former of scoring a whitewash victory over Dennis Fitzgerald, Mrs. Clara Jami- Boston and Giant star, who will per- he people of the borough assurance Wills, out on $5 bail, did not ap- Days T o Complete Six the Portuguese Soccer Club of this son, Joseph A. Hermann, Charles form at third base. Dei Biasonette, hat the Rahway road is slated to be pear for a Rearing and his bail was borough, on Liebig's field. The game Morris, Dennis O'Rourke, Joseph Month Prize Period When hard-hitting Brooklyn star will take he first road paved with permanen forfeited. was played in the presence of about Lloyd, Ben Kathe, W. Brandon, C. Bus Hits Traffic Booth. care of the'initial sack. Del is a- avement next year by the county. Bitter Rebuke Handed James Toth, of 5 Larch street, 3*0 enthusiastic fans, and the- final A. Conrad, M. Meyers, Charles. mong the leaders in the .home run Complaint was received by th< was released on a charge of drunk- score read 3-0. The visitors took Greene, Mrs. Thomas Quin, Miss Fred Zullo, of Third street, Port race which features the Heydler cir- oaHit Car ment to send him the bill for repair- t»t petitions to the council for wa- and white. Games and songs were Brown, accompanied by Miss Mildred Amboy nine will tune up for the in- Titus' attorney said that his ing the damaged booth. nnd that the petitions will be the main features of the afternoon. Driver Had No License Brown at the piano. vasion of the Brooklyn Dodgers, by client would leave town, taking part in a double header, the to the water company in A delightful luncheon was served A car driven by Alma Falson, of first game to be played with the ccurdanee with an agreement re- whiqi every one enjoyed. Ernest 41 Mercer street, was going up Hud- Wyola Indians, and the second with "tly made with the company. —Mention this paper to advertisers"; received many beautiful gifts. son street' Tuesday when it was Wild Story Of "Murdered" Boy the Springfield entry in the Lacks- The guests were; the Misses Helen struck by a Ford truck driven by wanna League, Tommy McMillan, and Ethel Bodnar, of New York Frank Brelicki, of 569 Roosevelt of Ezilabeth, is slated to pitch the City; Mildred and Wilma Bodnar, avenue. The truest came out of Endangers Life Of Colored Man opening engagement, while Bots laid On Polish Club House Df Woodbridge; Betty Toth, Elisa- Union street and hit the woman's Boys Start Story And Crowd Forming To "Get" Intoxicated Bauer of New Brunswick, will do beth KardoS, Mary and Rose Tor- car on the left in the rear damag- the twirling in the second contest. Nets 6 Qaartsof "WhiteMule" kos, Helena Silvaski and Marge ing a fender. Negro When Policeman Locks Him Up The second game of the Carteret- Mesaros, John Bodilar, of Wood- Sergeant McNally investigated Amboy series will be played soon, three Officers Invade Building- At 77 Union Street And Seize bridge j Steven Bartis Jr., of Fords; and found that Brelicki has ho Ii (Routh Parker, colored, of 41 busy running down the murder and the borough team will be led by John Toth, Steven and John Kar- Mercer Btreet, probably owes his life story. The boys who started the Alleged Liquor. Raid Said To Be Result of ctnu to drive. He was given a sum- Henry Staubach, popular local sports, doa, Steven and Ernest Mesaros. mons, and later was fined $&. to the fact that he waa arrested and yarn disappeared. Inquiry was made promoter. Fights Started At Club House Mrs. John Bodnar, of Wood locked up late Sunday afternoon. at the office of every physician in bridge; Mrs. Steven Bartis, o Parker attended s ball game on Sun- the borough; search was made in CARD OF THANHS Btreet, was raided by the police on day afternoon at Brady's Field be- every district of the town until the Police Aft.,- Ptdilleri . l>ulish Club house at 77 Union Fords; MTS. Stev»n Kardos, Mrs. We, the undersigned desire to ex- cause one of the teams engaged was story was finally exploded. Friday afternoon and a glasa jug I AJ6X Toth, Mrs. Charles Torkoa, press our thanks and appreciation Acting on orders of Chief of Po- a colored, team. He obtained some and three bottles of alleged liquor Mrs. Michael Trosko and Mrs. Stev- to all those who aided us with tbei Parker was detained on a charge lice Harrington police have been liquor and drank too much. Then 1 were seized. In the raiding* squad en Mesaros. sympathy snd kind acts in our re of intoxication largely for his safe- buay this week inspecting the 11- he staggered away, trying to find were Patrolmen Michael Bradley and cent bereavment in the death of oui ty. He was released Monday and censes of all peddlers found in the his home in Chrome. John Connolly and Motorcycle Po- husband and father, Herman Gerke. swore out a warrant for Anthony streets. Several were found without Members of Fire Co. No. 1 1 liceman Gus, Freeman. The total a- We especially wish to thank all At Lewis street he laid down to Pasiac who is alleged to have struck licences and were {given the choice mount of liquo^ found is about a On Outing Tomorrow those who sent flowers; the Elks of "sleep it off" but a gang of white him. > °^ obtaining them or going to jail. gallon and a half. Elizabeth and the Druids who held boys began teasing him. He chased The raid i» said to be tha direct The members of Fire Co. No. 1, services in our home, lltev. Hautman, his tormentors and walked a short j result of fights said to have started at a meeting Monday night, decided of the Lutheran Church, who con- distance down Washington avenue In the club house and ended in the to hold the annual company outing ducted the funeral services and all where he attempted to take another tomowow. The firemen will go to nap. Soon another gang of boys dis- Btreet, the men engaged in the others who aided us in any way. AL SMITH DAY turbed him and he moved again, Harmony in clothes is a »ym- fights being under the influence of Duff's place at . Midland Beach. (Signed) Mrs. Eva (ierke and family crossing the fields to Central ave- liquor. On Wednesday night John They will leave the fire house at 6 nue. Hare his third attempt to Klebotsky was in the club and is P. M. Reports were received on the It it easy for a man to get in sleep was defeated by a third gang said to have attacked George Bela- outcome of the carnival held recent- Busses From Carteret ""e with nature and his fellow ly on Brady's field under the joint HARDIMAN'S of boys. Some of the boys started ^n if he is comfortably stylish- wachicV who swore out a warrant auspices of the two local fire com- PHARMACY a story that Parker had slashed a Public Services chartered for this Trip to Sea Girt will attired. for Klebotsky on ft little white boy to death and buried tsult snd battery. paniea. The No. 2 company decided Ed. L. Hardimaii, formerly of to purchase a new radio for the en- the body. leave the local fire houses at 9 A. M. Tomorrow Get into a suit of our right- arrested Thursday and released on Seaman's, Perth Ambuy 'ced, comfortable clothes and $200 cash hail. tertainment of members. It has been The story spread among the boys purchased and installed in the snd then to adulU. Some one cell- Those desiring to go MUST have reservations and pay pt in touch with tha things you A few hours after Klebotaky was rr« hoping for. building. ed the police and Officer Kalian ar- for tickets tonight before eight o'clock at either released, two other men were nrreat- PRESCRIPTIONS rested Parker in time to save him ed for street* lighting and the police of the two fir« houses — Clsssifted Ad*. Bring Called For and Delivered from a small sised mob, one member PRICE'S MEN'S STORE record indicates that they were un- of which Is said to have struck Par- Waftiingtop Avenue der the influence of liquor and that The Frederick H. Turner Co.( Cor. Runway Avenue ker, Aft»r tke arrest several ex- Round Trip Tickets |1, including lunch CARTEWET, N. J, tlv« trouble began in the dub house. tt InstiraiioI * t: «nd Green Street and fast 0 FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1928 PAGE TWO Some New Books BRASS TACKS Yo«nB--K«r of Prank Edward* Henkel The setting of this enjoyab'p nnvpl
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THE SMITH SPEECH From $12.00 up I>a«t week we commented on the speech of acceptance of Herbert Hoover. We said it was a good speech and we still think so. Also we expressed the hope that Al Smith's speech of acceptance would be equally clear. Since then Al hftfl made Others as Low as his speech andlit was all that we hoped, for and then some. Smith's speeth stands out as a masterpiece, we think in every respect. He covered every topic that had to do with $8.00 federal government and where he pointed an evil he invari- ably pointed also to tye remedy he intends to apply if elect- ed; He dealt with the more ticklish issues fair and square. Rememb«r Our August Furniture Sal* U Still In Full There was no straddling. He revealed an astounding familiar- Swing. Come In And Take Advantage «• ity with the big things of national policies. And best of all he used no unnecessary word. He spoke Of The Amazing Reduction* in language so simple and direct that My One who hwrd him could readily understand his meaning. INVESTIGATE BEFORE INVESTING £7 KAHN In a reading of the news last week, we noticed an item INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION MODERN TREND of a stock swindler's arrest accused of having sold over a Hun- CLASSIFIED ADS Grand Rapids Furniture A course for gas salesmen dealing with various phases of Classified advertisements only one dred thousand dollars worth of worthless stock to the New th« economic problems of industrial gas distribution, is to be cent a word: minimum charfe kSc. York public recently, most of the victims being poor people Washington Ave. at Atlantic St. CARTERET, N. J. given at the School of Commerce, New York University, ae- LOST of the working classes. One old man, it was reported, gave cording to an announcement by the American Gas Associa- LOST—Marriage ring lost on Push- the scoundrel $6,000 without even getting a receipt for it. ing avenue by Louis Kovach's tion. Another trusting person, an old scrub woman, exchanged a store. Reward given to the person Thk is indicative of the modern trend of industrial edu- returning it to L. Danes, 53 Charles ALWAYS COOL AND COZY thousand dollars, all of her savings, for his falce securities, street, Catteret. while others who should have known better were also mulched cation. Industry has learned to be dissatisfied with the sort of employee who is interested only in his pay check. Instead WANTED-^Girl for light house out of considerable of the coin of the realm by this unscrup- it is hiring men who are eager for a real insight and interest work; must be over 18 years 6f ulous fake stock promoter. age. Apply Segal's Fruit Store, 84 in the business they represent. In New York state, where this happened, the Attorney Main Street, Woodbridge. This particular course will include salesmanship, factory General has been waging war on the "blue sky" promoter WORK WANTED economics, production systems, industrial organization and for years. United StateB officials in all parts of the country WANTED—Plain sewing. Tele- other fields. Sessions on industrial heating, market analysis, phone Carteret 445-J or call at are also forever and anon on the trail of these crooks. Yet and the use of gas in relation to competitive fuels will be giv- 15 Washington avenue, Carteret. the rascals get in the aggregate of a billion dollars a year en. The result will be salesmen infinitely better fitted to serve from the American public in divers ways and through divers HEMSTITCHING done at 319 Ful- the public and the industry. ton street. Bchemes, usually the sale of worthless stock in some fake cor- SATURDAY ONLY— 2—FEATURES—2 Activities of this sort are a sign of real industrial prog- W.I. 8-17, 24, 31; 9-7* poration that promises greater returns than legitimate en- Laura La. Plante and Hoot Gibson ress. FOR RENT terprise is able to pay. While, of course, what the authorities Glenn Tryon in do to stop the swindling of innocent people in that way helps, FOR RENT—Flat; B rooms; all im- "THANKS FOR in ' provements; bath; apply 70 At- "RIDING TO FAME" the real remedy lies in the individuals themselves. Before in- lantic street, Carteret, N. J. THE BUGGY RIDE" vesting a dollar in any kind of stock, they should consult a Aids Giants in Big Flag Race FOR RENT—5 room flat; bath all banker, whose advice in such matters can always be depended improvements; 94 Main street, SUNDAY and MONDAY—Aug. 26 and 27— on. Woodbridge; $28.00 per month; In- * — quire Nathan Duff or phone Wood- VERY year produces at least one outstanding pitching sensation J bridge 1234. Inspiration I&tuns One & Odwin Corewe In the major leagues and. If he keeps going at his present pace, i W.L 8-10, tf. ' mniNT TELEPHONE GROWTH RESULT OF RESEARCH E Larry Beaton of the New York Giants should annex the honors | lor the present year of 1928. TWO family house; 5 and 6 rooms; Fifty-two years ago there were two telephones in the Benton hag turned In a surprisingly remarkable record so far this all improvements; apply Peter season and U undoubtedly the main reason why the Giants are so near Kenny. 190 Strawberry Hill Ave., world, both of them inventor's models. Today the.United to the top In the National league pennant Woodgridge. DOLORES DEL RIO States alone has more than 18,000,000 and the world's total chase. Secured by John McGraw from Boston In a trade for Kent Greenfield last year, Larry 5 ROOM BungpJow; all improve- In surpasses 29,000,000. has become the mainstay of the Mew York ments; on Harriet St, Wood- The public has a fair understanding of the more concrete Staff and the Gotham scribes are ballyboolng bridge. blm as the equal of Mathewson, Plank, McGln- facts of telephone progress; of the extensions, the gradual per- nlty, Brown, Walsh, Alexander, Johnson and FOR RENT—Woodbridge; furnished fection of the mechanics of transmission, of the constantly bet- others of that rank. apartment or large home furnish- Whether he's really that good Is hard to ed for light housekeeping. Telephone tered service. say, but a glance at the young man's records j Woodbridge 50-J; or call 531 Rah- It knows less of the intensive research, behind the scenes, during the present campaign speaks wonders ; war avenue. for him. W.I. tf. that has made telephone history possible. One reason for Benton's success Is the ' The induttry has taken the best science can off«r to solve way he takes care of himself. He Is always In OFFICES to rent, (15 per month. step by step the many problems that have presented them-, bed by 10:90 p. m. and MB other habits art Inquire Middlesex Press, 18 Green just as regular. When asked why he, enforced street, Woodbrtdg* selves. Perfection of the telephone art, or any other, can only his rigid training rules, he replied: be reached by the most meticulous and exhaustive experimen- Larry Bin ton. "That's no effort I like to llv« regularly REAL ESTATE FOR SALE tation. — - because I feel so good physically. - A man doesst stay In baseball many roars. *° 1 think he would be sort of a HOUSE for sale—6 rooms and bath; No difficulty, no matter how imposing, can discourage ) sap not to get all out of It he could." all improvements, newly built, not these workers of progress. And in half a century they have Benton Is a bachelor and, according to feminine reports, la regarded a speculation house; ;Grove avenue, as t particularly handsome one. He has brown eyes and auburn hair- 100 feet west of Amboy avenue; will paved the way for transforming those first two rude instru- Just plain red, he Insists. What Is more disappointing to Society, per- sell at low price; for full particulars ments into a gigantic inttustry absolutely necessary to mod- haps, Is that Larry la a confirmed bachelor. Baseball Is his first lore write, Don R. Westlake, Box 111, ern life and business. and he thinks It unwise to add another just now. Kearny, N. J. 'Tve got plenty of time," he says, "and I may get married some Today 3,700 people make up thiB laboratory division. W>fr day. I don't know much about It" $25 monthly and small cash pay- have seen fruits of their labors recently, in television, and Benton explains that his reason for chasing flies the day after he ment buys beaeh bungalow with pitches Is to loosen op his leg muscles which always become stiffened shore-front plot and shade trees I transatlantic telephony. Every citizen, whether, he uses his after a hard ball game. Living room, kitchen, three bed- telephone to settle a great business Venture with a party "Legs," he says, "are as Important in pitching a* arms. The chasing rooms, sun parlor with sea view. thousands of miles away, or to make a date to, play golf with of (lies relieves the stiffness. Then my arms having rested I pitched to Sea bathing and boardwalk. Write, the batters the next day so as to gradually bring the muscles around Owner, QQ. Apartment 806, 88 South Jones down the street, owes them a debt. again. I don't know that my system is the proper one, but It has Ifunn avenue, East Orange, N. J. worked out aU right for me." FOR SALE WWfmHUHMIIIlllMtHWllllllllllllllHIMII FOR DEFENSE AND CRIME PREVENTION FOR SALE—Nash 1925 advanced Nick Cullop, the outfielder. Is hitting six coach; price reasonable; 108 around the .370 mark in the Southern Grove avenue. The annual National Matches, for small arms and rifle association. practice, to be held this year at Camp Perry, Ohio, between * • • BROILERS for sale; apply to John August 26 and September 16, in .which army, navy and ma- Fred Partridge and Joe Brogan Lysek, Roosevelt avenue, Bast Rah- have been shipped to Manager Stuffy way, Oarteret, Telephone Carteret rine and police members and civilians will compete for many The Cincinnati Reds made their MclnnU of Salem In the New England 378-M. 6-20tf. trophies, are an outstanding agency in preparing American I hundredth double play of the season league, by Bridgeport The; are both on July 4. out on option. FOR SALE—Furniture complete for citizens for national defense and for combating crime. Each » • • • • • entire house, including suites for year approximately 1,200 men go through the school of in- It begins to seem as If the league Hank O'Day, retired National league parlor, with piano, dining room, li- struction at the National Matches, which teaches them not umpire might have to cull a balk on umpire, who lives In Chicago In sum- brary, two bedrooms and kitchen, the Rulkaus. mer and in California In winter, lg en- with all floor coverings. only how to shoot, but how to teach others to shoot, with the • * • Joying ball games these dsys from a Must be disposed of immediately result that by the end of the following year a minimum of Fred Sherldau, pitcher for Washing- shady box seat to settle estate. Will be sold cheap. 150,000 men, throughout the entire country, receive the bene- toe, wag released to Walter Johnson's Apply B. Engelman, Room 14, Citi- Newark Bears on option. Walter Johnson showed Outfielder zens Bank Bldg., Rahway. fit of the instruction. Sanctioned as the Matches are by the • « • Bill l.ainar and Pitcher Hugbey Mc- 7-6 tf. Congrms of the United States and the War Department, as Charles A. Comlskey, owner of the Quillan that he could be tough when TUESDAY—August 28— Chicago White Sox, has been In base- he suspended them because they FIREWOOD for sale, pine or oak, in well as important patriotic associations, they are of paramount ball more tban fifty years. weren't lu condition. any lengths desired. Phon» Woed- value in giving citizens active competition against the best * * • » • • • bridge 193. John Thomas, Oakland shots in the nation and mark the great event of the year for Old-timers say that Kartell, with the Peorla has purchased Pitcher Lefty avenue, Sewaren. "HOT HEELS" Plrutee, is a mental fighter of the type Hlnkle from* San Antonio of the Texas small arms enthusiasts. that the old Baltimore Orioles were, league. Pitcher Orandall, a Three-1 WANTED The importance of the National Matches in preparing • • • veteran, was also signed and Qua CLEAN RAGS wanted, site of hand With PATSY RUTH MILLER Inflelder Billy Mullen, returned to Foreman was released. kerchief or larger, 6c a pound , Citizens for national defense cannot be over-estimated. It is Middlesex Press, 20 Green ' street the St. Louis Browns by Kansas City, • • • Woodbridge. f!, well known that the remarkable effectiveness of American has been suspended because of physl- The Brat home ran hit by Babe WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY—August 29 and 30— | troops in all wars has resulted from familiarity with small cal disability. Ruth in the American league was PLANTS FOR SALE scored off Pitcher Warhop of the New Grown right here in the Township. ) The will return to an old York Yankees, May 0, 1915. Buth was Big assortment of flowering uhrubs. The National Matches contribute largely toward meeting stampli uud at Baa Antonio for then pitching for the Boston Hed Sox. Mock Orange, Coral Dogwood, their 1829 spring training, Manager "We Americans" Still greater contingency—that of crime. Wars, fortunately, Mctiraw announced. writer assures us that Featuring GEORGE SIDNEY Bur but seldom but we are never safe from the ravages of • * • home ruus is only part of the great- criminal. It is 'easily seen how law-abiding citizens, who Young Bed Am««, sou of the old- ues* of Babe Hutu. Well, with due FRED SCHULZE FRIDAY—August 31— timer, U buying ^ hard time out West. allowaint for his kindly dlBpvslUon mid can use amall arms, present one of the moat ef Hu now hag A sore pitching arm and and everything, It will hardly be de- "PRETTY CLOTHES" tive possible means for discouraging law breakers. The Is of no uw: to Wictiitu. Merchant Tailor nied iliut bouie running has a good With JOBYNA RALSTON, GERTRUDE A*TOR |ujr, the sneak thief, the second-story man and the highway • • » deal to ilo with bl*. popularity. 114 Smith St., Cor. State Uy stealing an even 100 bases In Jber are a great deal less active if they know they are in I**!, Bill Luuge vf ilia Chicago N»- PERTH AMBOY and JOHNNY WALKER of receiving l««l from a well »im«4 piatol whil* carry Uomils, net u record that has never OVER UNITED DRUG STORE on their prirfeaiJon^ 5 b«eu equaled Ui tlte major leagues. Clone at 6 P. it, Opon Sat. Evening C-o-oa-i-n g—Ti»*., W«d., Sept. 4, *— , cmld be ttipported by Part*, Ota «t ^I*0 eveni°K" by appointment •"W" ff^ '•".. CARTERET rTtESB FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1928 Cardinals In Game But Futile Battle Downed By Ambo Mike Hickson Again Comba's Fighting Team Make* Splendid Try In "THAT LITTLE GAME"- -JUST LIKE A WOMAN Game ot Big Series. Tin.no'. Pitcher Hard To Hit Cardinals Find fore GOO'NESS LOOK! MOvV UST6M, Wins In Motor Race Waging a game hut futile battlr out route. Smolfnuky hit t<» \p A&rt*Ne,e.e DOrtT STOP I he Cardinals, under the manage twtt for the third out, On« hi tSHT Plucky Penn.ylv.nia Driver Send, Bunp Soecial To Victory (V\cw6 ON . THERE ANC> tnfnt of Stauback and Comba runs. In Wooden Saucer — One Driver Has Spill OH RODMAM'S PotlCH I handed a severe lacing by the ntrong Perth Amboy: Worth was H \ "Touts "BILL \ME't> Perth Amboy nine, at the Copper And Is Taken To Hospital WELL OP ALL THE way after hitting a slow one to | Works Field in Perth Amboy last oenig. Romer hit for the OCLOCV. SEEM The second spectacle of roaring Sunday afternoon, before a record ever the right field fence, The Ants ' TvWO f t - - HEAR? motors at the Woodbridge Board not attendance of about 2,000 enthusi- doubled to right field, and to any great extent. EiQHT.NOUJ- astic fans. The final score wan 11-5. Speedway track last Saturday after- y great extent. ThThe on the finit pitched ball. Lw only visible injury being a bent cowl Amboy took the lead at the start a sacrifice fly to Sullivan on noon yielded many thrills, and add- over the driver's seat. Burton's car >nd held it to the flnish. Pormati came home with the i ed two more notches of glory to the had threatened to give Hickson con- Amhoy tally of the inning. of young "Mike1 Mickie 'tfigleci went the entire racing crown siderable trouble, but in failing to itp> for the Cardinals. He wan »r laced a neat ninglo to center. I ^he winner and record Hickson stay with the track" Burton saved was batted freely by the horn* flsh hit to Coplan for th« Anal of the hundred mile loop breaker Hickson mqch worry. earn, who collected 14 hits, inrlud- Three hits, two rung. month. A crowd of approx- held Tal! When Burton roared off the track three homers. Refers was on Fourth Inning—Carteret: Lav imately 4,000 witnessed the exhibi- the crowd had expected to see young he mound for the Titiano nine, and got on first, when Pennoyer tion of daring drivers and fast cars. Mike" run away with things, but .urncd in a fine performance, hold- bled the ball. Coplan hit There were four ten mile spins, and Warner "opened up his little white ng the Carteret team to but eight ing single thtiugh second, thus one twenty-five mile race. racer and gave Hickson the works irattered hits. He pitched consistent ting Laurent on third. Sull In the first ten miler, Hickson fin- for nearly thirty-nine laps. The LOOKA THE TIME sail from start to flnish and was lengthy double »ent both ished first, a good two laps ahead of spectators anxiously awaited Henry I WILL TO THAT A wrdest to hit in a pinch. His mates and Cop!nn home. Kara was : his nearest man, Fred Bianchi, of Turgeon who arrived juBt in time to IF PRETTY turned in a fine game behind him. by Rogers on strikes. Patocn Monon, Pennsylvania, Hickson qualify, but the man who had shown STOP They were credited with two fast to right field, but some fast ft* drove his Black Bupp Special, and burning speed in the classic last WANT To. THE \DE* OF SHE double plays. by Romer nabbed him on first month, failed to open up and had to MORE THAN ME OM THKT Von.cn liianchi piloted a long black Fron- MINUTE I'LL WALK THATS There were homem galore in this ico's second hit of the afte be content with watching the other HOUR WITH THAT icored Sullivan from second, tenac. Third position was taken by OFF ANTs LEAVE THE ne-sided affair. Amboy was cred- "Gummie" Tramison, of Pittsburgh, ccara s go byb . V GET EVEN ted with three circuit blows, while lect hit to center for the final AWOKE, driviwc a „ .Grejen. EngUah. Special, Hickion has shown he locals registered but one home Three hits, three runs. •Rick" Decker, of Staten Island, driving atfe fe foara traT ran. ta started the race in his powerful Lo- and m all probability, he will be one the right field fence. Copelan, He- Kara, Regan's hit over third comobile, but was out on the fifth lap of the leaders in the next big" race, brew cigar merchant of Elizabeth, went for a three-base hit. with a flat tire, Malcom Fox, driv- which will be held on Labor Day. trot the longest drive of the after- walked and stole second. Worth, 1 ing a Rajo Special was forced out noon, clearing the fence by more to Patocnig, who threw the because of engine trouble. Fox was han 30 feet Romer, Pennoyer, home, but was too late. Romer i the only New Jersey entrant in this and Rogers collected circuit blows to Patocnig for the second out race. Port Reading AX. Bows for the victors, man drew a pass. Rfigleci made I In the second decade loop, Clyde Amboy scored in every frame but pop up for the final out. One Hurton, of Cambridge, drove his L. To DuskyKxie Giants the first. A homer by NPennoyer two runs. I!. Special, a Chrysler, to a wide with Lee on base netted tVo runs Fifth Inning—Carteret: win in 8 minutes and 25 seconds. This came in the second inning. was given a pass by Rogers, Lack of Spirit and Carelessness ensky sacrificed him to Charlie Cyr, of Newtonville, Mass., blamed For Defeat of Us- Romer hit for the circuit again in brought in his Cyr Special for sec- Arva And Partner Lead the third inning. This was a lucky Laurent's sacrifice fly put ually Snappy Team on third. Coplan drove a hard ond helping in 8 minutes 33 seconds. Hawks Swamp Falcons In Duck Pin Series Steppers Forge Ahead blow, as the ball hit the top of the Horace Herne, running a Bugatti, fence, and bounded over to the other ball over the right field fence, 1 Lack at spirit and ragged baseball Ing Leahick ahead of him. took third ilana in iTminutes, 40 sec- "Mishka" Arva, popular Carteret side. Hits by. format, and playing caused the Port Reading A. ended the inning by striking ol onds. "Rick" Decker made a sec- By21to 9 Score bowling star, and Johnny Handy, of noyer brought in the second tally of In Duck Pin Loop One hit, two runs. ond attempt in his Loco, but engine A, to bow to the Dixie Colored Perth Amboy, are leading Engelhard the inning. At this time Amboy was trouble sent him to the pits at the Giants of Cranford at Cranford last Colored Team Too Strong And and "Pop" Denny, of New Bruns- leading by four runs, and it looked Perth Amboy. Pennoyer hit Win Over Leon Fiv« Puts .Leshick. Polfish socked a hard start of the race. Sunday afternoon. The Port Read- wick, by sixty pins, in a special duck as though they would get many Fa»t For Liberty Crowd Local Team In Tie For more. The home team added two ball to Sullivan, who grabbed The third match was slow and un- ing team which had recently annex- pin series. . The opening match WBB The Carteret Colored Mohawk rolled on Wednesday evening, at the Second Place more in the fourth. Rogers sent out a line drive interesting. Tommy Buler, of Phila- ed the local championship honors by cleared the right field fence, this 1 Baseball Team slugged their way to Recreational Alleys, on Madison av- The Cardinals proved troublesome delphia, brought in his Frontenac a downing the Carteret Cardinals in ing the third circuit blow for victory over the Liberty Falcons at enue, in Perth Amboy, while the Another clean sweep was record- in only two innings, in which they lap to the good in 8 minutes, 10 sec- boy. Regan hit a single of a three game series, showed but lit- Brady's field, Sunday afternoon. Col- second set will he held at New ed by the Fast Steppers in the Perth scored five runs. During the re- onds. He was trailed by Dave Lavell third. Burnett flied to Kara for in a Chevrolet. The other two en-j tie of the form displayed in the con- lecting twenty-seven hits, the Color- Brunswick, tonight. Amboy Recreational Duck Pin Tour- mainder of the contest, Rogers had third out. Two hits, one run. trants i'n thi•'s race were so Blow that test with that team. The final score ed comb»e scored twenty-one runs, Arva's consistent and remarkable ney, on Monday night at the Madison the locals popping up easy flies or Sixth Inning—Carteret: Kara the crowd roared with merriment at was 10 to 4. while the Falcons were being held bowling featured the match. He avenue chutes, when they over- rolling weakly to the infield. Hits to Forman. Patocnig flied to their futile attempts. The drivers McCoy did most of the twirling to only nine runs by Lomax who was high man for the night, rolling whelmed the Leon Five, of Perth by Coplan, Sullivan and Vansco did er, for the second out, Vansco were good sports, however, and took for the Dixie team, and he held the pitched a fine game for the victora. 146 in the first game, 149 in the Amboy, and as a result of this three- the damage in the fourth. In this hit by a pitched ball. Miglecs their beating with smiles on their Ports scoreless for six consecutive About 400 fans turned out to wit- second, and finished with 148, for a ply victory, the locals are now tied inning the locate netted three runs. to Burnett, who got Vansco at begrimed facet. _ innings. The Port Reading team ness the one-aided slugging bee that grand average of 147.3 pins for for second place with the Rahway They scored their final tallies of ond. No hits, no runs. • The final ten mile itretch was "Slipped Me Coy for four safe clouts lasted for nearly three hoars. three games. The first game found Elks, while the Blue Ribbon Five the game in the following frame. Perth Amboy: Worth doubled mure thrilling. Herne in his Bugat- during this period, but excellent Lomax went the entire route for the Arva-Handy combination trail- lead the circuit by only one full Coplan's lengthy drive over the right field fence, with Leshick on center, and came home on Rome ti earned first honors by nosing out fielding kept the locals scoreless. In the victors. Although hit hard by ing by 11 pins. However, they game. .netted two runs. Amboy add- single to left Lee's sacrifice "Gummie" TramUon at the flnish. the seventh, Me Coy started to slide, the Falcon batsmen, who collected came back stronger than ever in the The outstanding features of the ed one in the fifth, sixth and seventh laqjjs Romer uu second. For His time was 8 minutes, 45 seconds. and Wakefield was sent in to relieve 14 safeties, Lomax was invincible secoml match, and took a twenty pin past week are as follows: The Rah- him. By the time the Giants got lead. They increased their margin way Elks took another beating on innings. Laurent was robbed of a flied to Laurent for the second Turgeon took third place in nine with men on the bags, liany timeB, Pennoyer hit a slow grounder the Falcons were on the verge of a in the final set by rolling 274 to Tuesday evening when they dropped two bagger, when Romer made a minutes, fifty seconds. "Rick" reorganized Port Reading had tallied spectacular catch of his line drive Patocnig for the final out. Two 1 rally, and as many times Lomax only 238 of the county Beaters. (A a set of games to the Terra Gotta Decker again made a try but the four runs, their only scores of the in the seventh. In the final inning, one run. Loco wouldn't ride, and he was game. For Port Reading, Horai toed turned them back by his prowess. number of local followers accom- combine. Bagger of the Terra Cot panied Arva to Amboy on Wednes- ta Five set a new mark foil a single the Cardinals attempted to Bcore, Seventh Inning—Carteret: farced back to his pit. the slab, and was nicked for nine hits Many of the Liberty Falcons' hits Ick popped to Romer. tSmolei went to waste. Jimmy Vernillo was day night. game by rolling 182 against the but, a fast double play,-Forman to The twenty-five mile race was an and ten runs. Horai went the entire Burnett, to Worth retired the side. lined tcf Burnett for the second ottfc'1 slammed to all corners of the field Handy 104 158 12&—388 Elks. The previous mark was 178. exhibition of daring driving and round, and pitched good ball, but This was their second double kill- Laurent was robbed of a hit, bfi' his team mates showed a decided by the hard-hitting colored com- Arva 146 149 148—443 Kazmere of the Fast Steppers won reckless speed. Young Hickson took the Recreational trophy for th< ing of the afternoon, Romer's running catch. No hits, noj initial honors in 20 minutes, 49 3-5 lack of interest in the game, and bine. Every member of the Mohawk runs. team being credited with at least week, with a grand total of 460 The locals pulled a boner in the seconds. Harold Warner, a plucky error after error allowed runs to 250 307 274—831 Perth Amioy: Polfish hit a two safe blows. Williams, Lomax, pins. He rolled 169 in the firs eighth. Sullivan was on third, and Brooklyn entrant, took second pile up until the Colored Giants had Engelhart 142 151 103—396 fly to Sullivan, who gathered it and Thomas got four hits apiece for game, and followed with 145, and Kara on first with only one out. A plate, and Fr«d Bianchi annexed the game completely sewed up. Denny 119 121 136—375 with ease, Rogers singled to cen the winners, while Buddy Mfcllan 146. The Fast Steppers set anothe double Bteal was planned. Kara third opening with his Frontenac. The Giants opened their half of and stole second. IRegan drew Wielded a heavy bat for the van- record for a single game total by stole second, but was put out. In- the initial stanza by politely bring- 261 272 238 771 walk. Burnett hit to Patocnig 1 Hickson and Warner drove neck and quished team by getting four safe- rolling 726. They also hold the ol Btead of trying to score, Sullivan ing in three runs on one hit. Ram- the second out. A passed ball neck for nearly fOrty laps. On the ties in five trips to the plate. record. remained on third. The following p p some, Harvey and McCoy, batting fortieth round, Warner blew a tire latter popped out, and the locals ed Rogers to come home. Wortlt3 in the order named, scored in a Before the first four frames were This makes the second clean untl lost two laps waiting for re- 5 sweep registered by the Fast Step- threw away a fine chance to score. popped to Laurent. One hit, flash, after Ramsome had lifted the over, the winners had taken an 11- pairs. Bianchi opened up his Fron- pers in aB many weeks. The locals Romer copped the honors for the ran. pill for three sacks. The Dixies run lead. They had three big inn- tenac to gain on Warner, but the have, been rolling far better than victors. He got three hits in five Eighth Inning—Carteret: Cop Brooklyn driver nosed him out at brought in another tally in the third ings. In the third they scored four Twilight Loop Ends hit to center. Sullivan hit to 8 runs, six in the fourttf, and the any other team in the circuit, and visit* to the piste. He played * fine the finish by a lip. inning when Jennings clouted the before the end of next week,, they game in right field, making a put- man, who got Coplan at second, Clyde Burton who took the sec- ball for two bases, and then trotted same number in the eighth. Next Week's Interruption .Caused hit one that reached tha fence Sunday afternoon the Liberty Fal- expect to be parked in first place. out to first on a ball hit to him in ond ten mile nee with ease in his home on Slopes duplicate hit. In By Firemen's Carnival Puts By rolling over the six hundrei the fourth inning. Coplan took bat- center, but fast fielding by new Chrysler, mined a turn on the the seventh, the Giants opened up cons will make a trip to Manville kept) him on first.On this hhit ty! to play the Manville Baseball Club. Loop Out of Kelter. Public mark in each game, the locale took ting laurels for the vanquished team, fourth lap of the big race and his wide and brought in four runs after van reached third. Kara was caughtf; The Falcons scored a victory over the entire set frem the Leon Five with three bingles in four attempts big car reared off the trade, throw- the Port Reading men had done like- -and Players Indifferent. by ri fairly wide margin. They roll- at the plate. One of his blows went stealing second. Patocnig fldflied tatf) wise. In the eighth, Harvey and- Mc- that team in their first meeting. Lee. Two hits, no, runs. ing him under it Burton was treat- Buddy Mullan or Jimmy Vernillo The past week marked the close ed 650 in the first game, 635 in for four bases. (Regan played a fine ed for bruisas and cuts at the emer- Coy added another run apiece to the the second, and finished with the game in center. Perth Amboy: Romer hit to will do the pitching for the locals, of the Carteret Twilight Leagus ensky. Lee's long blow, over KaraY-':', gency hospital inside the* track. home team score, and then the excellent score of 726 pinB. Rogers "Higgle" Coplan was, the most Giants subsided. while Bazaral will be seen behind TThe sudden finish is the result of scored Romer and landed When he regained consciousness, the plate. The remainder of the Beveral causes: the lack of interest toppled the pins for a 171 score in popular fellow on the Carteret ros- For Bix innings, the Port IReading no hia first words were: "My car, how's team will be the same as on last shown by the sporting pqpulace of this game. Kazmere took honors ter. Every time he went to bat, he y team did nothing but run bases and was accompanied with cheers from sky. Polflsh's drive over shott"' Sunday afternoon. this borough, indifference on the for the local team with a grand Rogers endu- then died on second or third when part of the players, and the jolt average of 160, a total which is the Amboy rooters. Amboy does scored Lee froni third. Fast Stepper. Shake Up McCoy became stingy and refused to The box score: sure like Coplan; he once donned an ed it by hitting to Patocnig, who re- Mohawk* ab caused by the Firemen's Carnival achieved by only a few. He vas layed the ball to first to retire Rog- 1 For Busy Bowling Season let the batters connect. In the sev- As a 'result of this unexpected fin- closely pressed for honors by Zuro> Amboy uniform. Cliff Laurent, for- enth, Sullivan, Homer, Rubel, and Curley, ss ". 6 Williams, c 6 ish, the Tigers claim championship. whose average reached 143. two runs. The Fast Steppers, Carteret's Horai did a little baseball playing, ed. with the locals- As a result of i Lomax, p 6 Leading over their strongest riv- After being in a slump for over Ninth Inning—Carteret: Vans Uading ten-pin (bowling outfit have and trotted acrols tho plate with a a month, the United States Metals their victory, Amboy got a jump on] als, the Harmony Club, by four ful ; reached first after being hit 1't'en organized recently. Both trav- tally each. The Giants settled d,own Tomas, 2b 6 Carteret in their seven game series. games, the Tigers have JUBI claim Five, Carteret'a other entry in the pitched ball. Miglecz reached firsts eling and home matches are to be and that ended the Port Reading Braxton, lb. .' 6 The second game of the series to the championship. Their record loop, regained their winning sfride on a pass by Rogers. Leshick rolled, in the near future. Some of hopes of taking the game. Clark, 3b _ 6 probably will be played on the Sun- Bhows eleven victories against two on Tuesday night, by taking a set into a double play to retire the Hie leading bowling teams in this Blston, If 6 1 day after Labor Day, with Ernie Sa- Harvey and McCoy starred for the defeats, and both of these setbacks^ of games from the Aquehongas. No hits, no runs. vicinity will be encountered. Dur- Dixies with the stick, each chalking Bass, cf 6 bo, and Mickey D'Zurilla playing m were handed to them by the Har- Bill Donnelly's excellent rolling was Carlerat ab r K the past season, the Fast Step- Miranda, rf, 6 with the locals, up two runs, and McCoy two hits mony, who finished in second place. a big factor in the local's triumph. Leshick, ss 3 1 IXTS have scored many notable vic- Tho Game Play By Play in three trips to the plate. For the The Cardinals and American Legion, He scattered the maples for 137, 155 Smolensky, 3b 4 0 tories, and an even moer successful Port Reading A. A. Sullivan and 54 21 27 First Inning—Csrteret: Leshick Liberty Falcon* ab the only other two entries in this and 104 scores. As a result of Laurent, If 3 1 "tmpaign is bein,g arranged for the Trosko split honors with two slams their recent victory, the Metals Five hit to Forman, who relayed the ball I Yustak, 2b B loop finished third and fourth res- .n, lb 4 2 < liming year. There will be only one apiece, the two of them scoring four are tied for sixth place. to first for the first out. Smolen- Barna, 8b 5 pectively. BulUvan, rf 4 »<-'w face on the local five. Mar- of their team's five hits, Dapolito Until a few weeks ago, the loop Fait St«pp«r« »ky got a nice single to right field. I K"'™""!!;" I n l ll Mullan, If 5 " Zuro, popular bowler, who has brought in the only other hit on the Rogers 100 90 171 Bylecki, ss 5 went along nicely; games were Laurent hit into a douple play, For- ' !b " 4 0 * "'"tde his residence in this borough roster. Kazmere 169 145 14(5 Ba&aral, c B played on time, there was always a man to Burnett to Worth, to retire Vansco, c 2 0 decently has been added to the local Stark 121 116 \119 the side, One hit, no runs. The box score: Fedlem, lb 5 surplus of players on hand, post- Miglecz, p 3 O roster. The remainder of the team h Zuro 116 160 162 Perth Amboy: Regan popped to Port Reading A. A. ab Vernillo, p 4 poned games were well taken care will be composed of "Mishka" Arva, 2 Smolensky. Burnett lined to Smol- Trosko, c 3 Slifka, rf 4 of and weekly meetings were held, Arva - 144 124 128 31 • usaleggi, Sharkey and Rogers. 1 in which all matters relating to the ensky for the second out, Worth Dapolito, 2b 3 McDonnell, cf 4. Perth Amboy ab h Beisel, 3b ,,-• 3 0 circuit were adjusted. Along came 650 636 728 drew a base on balls, Romer hit to Regan, cf 4 8 0 the Firemen's Carnival, and, all Laon FIT* Patocnig for the final out. No hits, Medwick, cf. — 4 42 9 14 2 Burnett, 2b 4 0 2 games had to be moved a week' be- 101 117 no runt. Southworth Hits Hard Sullivan, If 4 . Score by innings: Gevoni 1221 Worth, lb, - 4 1 0 hind time. Since then interest in Lund 137 127 108 Second Inning—Carteret: Sullivan Masculin, rf 4 Mohawks 114 600 261—21 Romer, rf 5 8* a 0 the league has decreased tremend- Windnagel 99 106 123 drove out a long fly to Regan, Cop- Homer, lb Falcons : 101 114 001— 9 Forman, as 3 V 0 ously. The final standing of the Politus ..! 133 130 131 lan Bent a line drive to Rogers for Rubel, as 2 Summary: Two base hits, Fed- Lee, If 4 1 0 league follows: Dunham 126 138 101 the second out. Kara hit to Pennoy- Horai, )>. 2 lem, Lomax, Clark, Elston. Three Pennoyer, 3b 5 8 W Pet. er, who threw Kara out at first. No PolfiBh, c. 5. 2, base hits, Bazaral, Vernillo, Brax- hits, no runs. 27 5 ton, Elstqn. Home runs, -Mullan, Tigers —.. 11 .846 616 602 575 Rogers, p 4 2 Cr.iiford Col. Gi»nt* ab h Harmony 7 .538 Perth Amboy: Miglecz retired Williams. Struck out, by Vernillo Forman on three pitched balls. Lee Riimaome, us 4 fli 3, by Lomax 5. Bases on balls, off Cardinals 4 ,333 United StatM, Metuli 38 11 14 3 0 American Legion 8 .250 F. Donelly 100 81 107 reached first on Smolensky's error. Score by innings: Harvey, 2b, • Vernillo 1, off Lomax 1. Winning Pennoyer hit a homer over the right McCoy, p., rf. 3 2 pitcher, Lomax. Losing pitcher, Ver- F. Mack 96 102 108 Carteret 000 320 000-,- gl 1 field fence, scoring Lee ahead of Jennings, cf 3 nillo. Errors, Curley, Yustak, Bar- Fords field. p. Mack S3 135 97 Perth Amboy ...... 022 211 12x—1$! . 1 1 Steve Anthony has. strengthened Feuchter 131 86 107 him. Polfish doubled over short. Summary: Two base hits, Winstona, lb na, TJime of game, 2:55. Attend- Rogers walked. Regan hit a high 2 1 his team since meeting the Cardi- B. Donnelly 137 155 ,104 van, Forman, Poltish; three Trumiiiings, lb ance 400. Place, Brady's Field. - fly which LeBhick smothered. Bur- 6 1 nals, and is confident that his forces hits, IRegan, Lee; home runs, Coflr < Hurtt, If. nett waa retired, Patocnig to Cop- 2 1 will take the locals into camp. The 577 658 523 Ian, Romer, Pennoyer, Rgers/^ Stopeu, c 0 Cardinals To Play Fords F. C. members of • the Comba combine lan. Two runs, two hits. Bergess, 3b ' . 4 Struck out, by Mitfleiv. 1; by Rog«(f;| 0 At Ford* Sunday P. M. although handed a severe trimming Corson 124 77 105 Third Inning-Carteret: Patocnig 3„ BajjeB a on bablU l offff MMii , l Dickeruon, rf 0 hit to Pennoyer for the first out. 1 by the Perth Amboy semi-pro team, Strickland 102 128 100 oft Rogers 2. Hit*, off Roger*, 8 Harris, rf * Vansco beat out a slow hit ball to s Next Sunday afternoon the Car- hope to defeat the Fords team. M'acan 79 87 113 nine innings; off Miglecz, 14 Wakefield, p 1 dinals will meet the Fords Field The probable linkups: Carterdt: Smith 98 1007 Forman. Migleci drew a pass. eight innings. Stolen bases, Leshick was retired via the strike- 30 10 i) 1 Club, at the latter'a field. The Car- Higlecz, piuiher; Vuns*ju, catcher; Swade 108 102 156 ick, Began, Burnett, Rogera. dinals were fortunate in downing, Siekerku, Ar»t base; Patocnig, second rHke hits, Smolensk}1, l
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