" boxing | mmm RIAN MEE'IS BILL} Windsor Five Here For The Melting Pot PAGER BIG HIE THOMPSON THURSDAY Return Tomorrow Sport News Boiled Down Game vs. Another card of fights has been ar- Colby Mick. will The following has been received But our man was game, if nothing ranged for Lhe Amboy Sporting Club The six round semi-final event who Colby of Chroma Fein DEFEAT from a fight fan of the fair sex. else on Thursday night, and the prog'im bring together young and KEPPGRT Tha basketball fans will thmong to around team work. Schelling seems to be quute a backer of the And still came up for more. will consist of one e ftht, one six nd and Henry Mick of I3rookIyn. Colby the Auditorium Court tomorrow night fast men a dead ot will be the forwards, two "iia.be Ruth of boxing" Al Roberta. three four round bouts. has been meeting with great to see the Windsor Big Five and the The Pacer Big Five of this city local w'ho have In wonderful “To AL” But he is only Just a kid Hyan vs. TIumipHon. success in the ring, having ap- team action for pttfortned traveled to last night, where local Auditorium in Keyport, h.m a to learn. the peared in preliminaries and scmL-flnal the local court already this There was a young fellow Let's give chance In the main event. Willie Hyan. the second time this season, the first style on they defeated the Aero Flyers of that all around box- His first naano was Al And u hen ho gets experience fc.st climbing vvel'er of New Bruns events. His speed and the decision season. Solador will be at center, a the first defeat for that team game ending in being place, name he'll earn. of ing ability has made him a favorite of boosted His second name was Roberts A easily wick meet Willy Thompson award I'd to the local combination by pivot man who put up wonderful this year, and incidentally vv^ll Hie IrcaJ fans. His on And he was a mighty good pal. Brooklyn. Ryan has been doing light opponent the referee when the visitors refused gjune against “Dutch" Dehnert in j the record of the local team to four Mick ol Tho writer In the Tribune says: sonu» groot fighting both in the local Thursday night, Henry to an extra scssi 'n, the score at South Amboy on Friday night and al- straight games. The final score of has been well play He got Into the fighting game "Flxit Roberts from the ring" ring and other arenas and when put Brooklyn showing up the end of the second half being 28— so put up a creditable exhibition on the the contest was 80-19. in and Is sure to a And I’ll say he was a star But when this >oung man A1 comes up against Thompson, a man tha-i prelims put up good 28. Those who come out to see this local court In previous appearances. Each member of the Amboy team the Chrome pugi- Until ho got a manager buck matches up will w.th him. a good go against speedy attraction will surely be repaid for Clark, and Scbwankert, are the two aided In the scoring, with Bob Hand- list. Who wasn't up to par. A different song they’ll sing. fight can be expected. Thompson se- their as the clever Newark suc- star guards of the Newark team, who erhan and Gloehau as high men. j Fn*t Preifma. trip, cured a knocloout victory over Ted tion shod basketball will strive held Cantlon and Schwab scoreless in Kenefer featured for the losing com- Three four round bouts plavers j The other night Al had a fight They say. “That Staten Island Burns, who fought here sometime preliminary hard to a victory home with the 'Riverside game last week. bination with two field goals and will the and the bring Wi:.h a scrapper old and wise Champ ago, B.nd this victory speaks well for complete card, fight- them. Schwankert also held McCreery score- | nine fouls. ers in shorter bouts are sure to bo And when the fight was over Ne'er did know how to fight" the ability of the Brooklyn tighter. the The Windsor combination has been less in a game on the local court, some On Thursday night the local team so that the bouts will j They praised Reich to the sklesi But lot them wait a year or two Hyan has fought twice in the local picked oarly wondtrul ball In and around time ago. This combi-nation la euro will travel to Parlin where they will the playing | And they'll say. "Al's all right.” ring since his return to the ring, de- compare favorably with long ut often times this does not to work the Auditorium five hard meet the undefeated Dupont Y. M. C. bouts A number of local aro Newark,b J Reich made him hit the canvas, I thank you, feating Joe Honan in an eight round J fighters mean in this as has the game. A. combination In what Is expected to take in anything vicinity, throughout Pull three good times or four I FI. W. bout and a knockout over Ray expected part these bouts, on scoring when local After a hard session, tho to be the hardest the ------heen the case, managers practice struggle Hatfield in the or.her bout. and when the IocaJ boys are put In, boohed the best from that section and local five feel capable of outplaying local team's schedule. will they aro always sure to give a good go hi ■ The battle on Thursday night, found the teams could not put the Newark wonders, as they have de- the Nationals drop from a Ip for from the start. some of Ueyport bring together two boxers, who are The preliminary bouts but the another Newark repre- G. F. Tl. fourth to next to the cellar position. ns sure to be In- up creditable exhibitions, feated strong matched and who have a g od arranged are found as Jonn O.sen's Hectors still have a evenly Windsors have played good ball on the sentative basketball team. Manager I Harris, f 0 0 0 teresting as he main goes ami record. local court and also In South Amboy Booz will count on h!s regular strong Kenefer, f 2 9 13 mortgage on this sub-department Elks In order to out must make a where they were defeated by the team to turn the trick, "Blackie" Re- j Drake, c 1 0 2 Bowling get big In the next two or threo match- Riversides last Friday night by the gan and "Scrub" McCreery In the ad- Mannel, g 2 0 4 rally HOUR ENDURANCE GOODWILL-ARROWS j e. EIGHT fccore of 80—19. vanced positions; “Hank" Thomas Bennett, g 0 0 0 | Neall was man for tho PLAY FAST KNIGHTS In the lineup of the Windsor team pitted against flolador; “Pete" Han- high average CONTEST HERE JAN. 1 j Data night with 15b. High score went to will be found a combination that Is son and "Chick" Evans in tho guard- j 5 9 19 League Larsen, of the Star Kish combination. noted for its passing, shooting and all ing positional Pacer Big Five The Goodwill-Arrow basketball G. F. Tl. 180 Hoyler, auchor of the Nationals, An Eight-Hour Endurance Howl- team of this city will travel to New led his team In average, 148. 1 0 2 on the Cun- Brunswick tomorrow night, where "Yl" Hibbard, f Standing In Elk League ing contest will be held f... 4 0 8 they will play the strong Knights of "Freddy" Gloehau, P. W. I* PO Tho scores! ningham alleys under the manage- c.. 3 2 8 St. Peter's team of that city. Ray Handerhan, Ironclads 21 16 6 .762 Nationals. Richard’s on Now Riversides For 1 0 2 ment of Howard Tim local team handicapped Roessler, g Ready Strong Mad .sons .. 21 IS 6 .714 Vereb 112 15t 151 to start not able to a home .... 5 0 10 Year’s day. It is planned being secure court, Bob Handerhan, g Pacers 21 11 10 .624 Smith 155 145 140 put up two wonderful games on out Sterlings 21 10 11 .476 Weaver 105 136 119 bowling about 2 o’clock In the after- Five This 14 2 80 of town courts, but were forced to Hoboken Star Fish 24 11 14 .458 138 158 118 Friday Hlckwood. noon, have twenty two-man teams en- to Big go down defeat. Tomorrow U *mv-IT. night's rt|MXXIWil)8 111, Baby Elks.21 9 12 .429 162 148 135 Hoyler tered. and finish bowling about 10 game is expected to start the locals The Speedway's, a fast Junior Nationals 24 10 14 .876 By 8peof.il o'clock a.t night. on a way and Sul- Corespondent. Amboy. basketball team from this city secured Rectors 21 6 16 .238 672 738 668 winning Manager SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 16:—The Richard’s would like to have the livan will hia team from Glo- This Friday night It Is predicted their fourth straight victory, when The Star FlshVGlants, led by their Star Fish. pick who said that basketball names of all local teams that would chau. Hibbard, Holzheirner, Miller pessimists the crowd he the that they defeated the etrong Junior repre- peerless captain. Harry Neall, last Kutcher 1 48 174 148 couldn’t continue in South Amboy will biggest I ke to on ted the contest by Saturday Bagger. Boeser brothers and Segar. sentative of the Aeromarine Company night Increased their stock about 100 Torgeson 133 134 130 without held in con- has ever seen a basketball game In night, so that the number of out of dancing being in Keyport last night by a score of per cent In the Elks’ Bowling League Larsen 134 ISO 139 with the didn’t know town teams needed, can bo secured at Benjamin to Meet nection games South Amboy since the memorable 39—9. Mac William, Brownmlller and as the result of taking three straight Abel 138 121 124 Donley a about South when an early date. Cash prizes will ho Joe Benjamin, th# corning thing Amboy sports- National Turner game In 1916, Hanson featured in the scoring for the games from the Nationals. As a re- Neall 186 147 155 light- awarded to different winners, and the weight who halls from the manship, and those persons will get the South Amboy fans almost stood Berth Amboy team, while York fea- sult of these games the Fish Jump champion, entrance fee for each team will he will meet In a rude Jolt if they take a trip to St. on each other's shoulders to watch tured for tho home combination. Into fifth placo from seventh, while 718 753 694 1 coast, MtcTcey Donley' V.- ark on December 22. Mary’s hall tilts Friday night and get ; their favorite team go Into battle TThe first session ended, 13—1. Dur- $5. a glimpse of the crowd that will wit- with the Newark professionals. This ing the last session, York secured Five-Riverside ness the Hoboken Big Friday night the Hoboken team hold- three field goals and Terry one double game. tng a victory over the Auditorium counter for the home team, while the South Amboy Is behind the Rivles Five, of Perth Amboy, will undoubt- visitors scored at will. Hanson added in St. and the Riverside games edly draw as big. Every man in six big ones to his score, Brownmlller Mary’s hall, like the little old Fords, their lineup Is a professional, and added three double counters, Hughes will go rambling right along. The playing either In the Interstate or droinped two field goals, while Mac- best team* in the Fast will be booked Eastern League. The Rlvles have William and Bradley each added a and If all goes well early In the year offered a largo guarantee, so that double counter. the fans will get an opportunity to Manager Manning will bring his best The score. see Fastern and Interstate League team here. His selection will bo Keyport. teams in action here. The attend- made from White, Norman, Nicholas, Cl. F. Tot. ance at last Friday’s game, In spite McIntyre, Barry, Ewing. Harrlgan York, f. S 1 7 of the stormy weather, was a tribute and Hess. A practice session of the Hoffman f 0 0 0 to the Rivles’ sheer basketball ability Rlvles will be held tonight at St. Steen, c. 0 0 0 and the of South to sportsmanship Mary’s ball. Brittar, g ..... 0 0 0 Terry, g... 1 0 2 •lack Defeats Sharkey Popular Valger Chaney 4 19 Jack Sharkey Is being matched by Benny Valger defeated George * Speedways. a number of promoters sine© In on fight Chaney Philadelphia Saturday O. F. Tot. his victory over Jimmy Wilde, th© night. The referee stopped the bout MacWilllnm, t. 2 3 7 English champ. In the fifth round to save Chaney Brownmlller, f. 4 0 8 from an unnecessary beating. “Wes" Hanson, o. 8 0 16 is the declared of tha must face in their efforts to provide New Manager for Rol»erts? Bradley, g....2 0 4 purpose 2 0 4 When A1 Roberts resumes hls«rlng Rattier is I/aid TTp Hughes, g... United States Government to satisfactory railroad service. duties again it La probable that an- Augte Ratner will be out of the 18 8 39 other manager will book his contests. ring for several weeks, due to an in- IT an railroads at Referee—Clooney. restore the early More than one mind has made it jury to his arm. His manager has is to the — — It hoped engage inter-, known that Garde)la has proved him- found It neeessarv to refuse a num- |f jj date to the control of their owners. self Incapable of handling a comer. ber of holiday offers. cst of the whole American people, The Association of Railway Sport Doings whose welfare is so vitally dependent Executives represents those upon THESERVCES Of OUR STEAMSHIP TICKET, T upon adequate transportation. that time FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND BANKING DEPARTMENTS At Y.M. C.A. whom at responsibility The can as will rest for the prompt and country grow only have a International its again developed large Business, by efficiency railroad successful movement of the coun- the railroads grow. The Steamship Tickets and MONEY FORW 1RDED TO ALL Standing In Momlny-Thursday Night Ball PARTS OF THE WORLD. Volley League. commerce. must be solved—and solved Stocker 22 19 8 .8G4 try’s problem 9 Hermsdorf ...... 22 13 .691 rightly and soon—if our country is 4 PER CENT. PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Peakes 22 8 14 .864 Those constituting this Associ- 22 4 18 .182 Comings to prosper. JACOB GOLDBERGER, Banker In the Monday-Thursday night vol- ation are keenly conscious of their ESTABLISHED 1888 ley ball league games played last Stocker won from 432 STATE STREET CORNER WA SHINGTON STREET night, two games accountability to the public It is to that Peakes and Hermsdorf, took two promote prosperity PERTH AMBOY, N. J TFT.. CON*. from Stocker continues *— Comings. and in the interest of --—-—/ far In the lead In this league. have accordingly de- —permanently • • • They the whole railroad ex- Junior Basketball League Standing. termined to present as fully as they people—that Av.ators 5 0 1.000 ecutives will to the Farmers 4 1 .800 ^can, the fundamental facts and con- present public Miners 8 S .600 as see it. Mechanics 2 8 .400 siderations which they themselves the situation they Bankers 1 4 .200 Windsor Five Mariners 0 5 .000 la the Junior Basketball League games yesterday the Aviators defeated ASSOCIATION of RAILWAY EXECUTIVES the Farmers; the Miners won from de- the Mechanics, and the Bakers DeWITT Chairman vs feated the Mariners. THOMAS CUYLER, Employed Boys’ Basketball League Standing. P. CARL R. President C. A. PEABODY, Chairman Ex. Conv ALFRED THOM, GRAY, Co. Oysters 6 0 1.000 General Counsel Western Maryland Railway Co, Illinois Central Railroad 8 .400 Crabs 8 FRANK H. HAMMOND. Acting Pre*. E PENNINGTON, President 2 8 .400 ANDREWS. JOHN Shore <9 Atlantic Cflb Clams Chairman Board of Direcrort Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co Duluth South Railway & Saule Ste. Man* Lobsters 1 4 .200 Qtdf Coast Lines Minneapolis. St. Paul Auditorium President Co. Five Railway In the employed boys’ basketball CHAS. HAYDEN, A BAKER, Receiver Rock Island & Co, league the Oysters defeat- J. Chicago, Pacific Railway E. President yesterday International 9 Qreat Northern Ry. Qfc Chairman of Board C PERKINS. % ed the Lobsters and the Crabs won Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Minneapolis & St Louis Railroad Gx Cbbj from the Clams. A. R. BALDWIN. Receiver Colorado (S' Southern Railway Co. Denver 9 Rio Railroad Co. Fort Worth & Denver Railway Co. In the second event on the progrrajn QranJe THOMAS D. HEED, Receiver City 6/ Eastern Illinois Railroad Qx to decide athletic supremacy in the W. H. BEARDSLEY. President Chicago MARK W. POTrER, President December 1 7 Florida East Coast Railway Co. & Ohio Wednesday, different classes, the following are J. M. HERBERT, President Carolina, Clinchfield Railway winners in the Running Broad Jump: W. O. BESLER, Pres. &. Gen Mg*. Sl Louis Southwestern Railway CtK SAMUEL REA, President Central Railroad Co. New Juniors: Caiman Dobbs, 16 ft. 4 in; of Jersey C. W. HUNTINGTON, President Pennsylvania Railroad System - \lox, 13 ft. 2 In; Theo. Tuzik, 12 ft 8. T. BLEDSOE, General Counsel Virginian Railway Co. H. REED. President Last Game 28 28 Atchison, Topeka (4 Santa F« Railway Ox J. Jin. H. Receive! Bessemer & Lake Erie Railroad Company Ben De 15 ft. 4 W. a J. HUSTIS, Temporary Employed: Andrea, BRANTLEY. Boston & Maine Railroad Co. E. P. President President and General Counsel RIPLEY, in; Harry Lleber, 14 ft. 10 in; Arthur Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Gib Lewis, 14 ft. 10 dn. Atlanta, Birmingham 9 Atlantic Ry. Ox C. E. INGERSOLL, President Midland Valley Railroad Co. BIRD M. ROBINSON. President HARRY BRONNER, President American Short Line Railroad Association Obrien s Jazzers BOWLERS MEET TONIGHT Missouri Pacific Railroad Co. L E. JOHNSON, President Jazzy & Western CtK L. President &. Receiver N. Pres. &. Norfolk Railway W. ROSS, E. BROWN, Chairman Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Cob Pert Marquette Railway Co. LARZ A. JONES, President There will be a special meeting of Sl Louis-San Francisco Railway Co. Alabama 9 Vicksburg Railway Co. C E. SCHAFF, Receiver the representatives at 9 Ca> Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Co. bowling league WILLIAM BUCHANAN, President Vicksburgh, Shreveport Pacific Railway the Cunningham hotel tonight at 7 Louisiana 9 Arkansas Railway Co. MORGAN JONES, President T. M. SCHUMACHER, President o’clock. All the six representatives El Paso Sc Southwestern System E. O. BUCKLAND. President Abilene 9 Southern Railway are expected to be present so that President Central New England Railway Cx HOWARD G. KELLEY, President A. H. SMITH, final preparations can bo completed. York Central Lines Rutland Railroad Co. Qrand Trunk Railway System New President and General Counsel Receiver E. C. SMITH, President Dan O'Dowd Scraps Tonight New New Haten 9 R. R. Cx WILLIAM T. KEMPER, Co. York, Hartford R R Cx Central Vermont Railway Dan O’Dowd, who was defeated by The Kansas City. Mexico 9 Orient RALPH BUDD, President H. President A1 Roberts some time ago, will meet R. President MILTON SMITH | Qreat Northern Railway Co. J. KENLY, Louisville & Nashville Railroad Co Gene Tunney in an eight round bout Atlantic Coast Line Railroad CtK H. E. BYRAM, President T. STEWART. Vice-President at the Bavonne A. A. tonight. B. President W. ( Chicago. Milwaukee 9 Sl Paul Ry. Cx JOHN KERR, & Ship Island Railroad Co. New York, Ontario 9 Western Railway Ox Qulf M. President NEW J. CARPENTER, R. H. SWARTWOUT President, AUTOMOBILE | Chicago, Terre Haute 9 Southeastern Ry. Cx JULIUS KRUTTSCHNITT Norfolk South cm Railroad Co. President & Chairman of Ex. Cora. President LAUNDRY JAMES T. CLARK, Southern Pacific Company I. B. TIG RETT, President Chicago, St.Paul,Minneapolis90mahaRy.Cx Mobile & Northern Red road G\ — — Qulf, at R. KURR1E, President V. A. CLARK President JL President 137-141 NEW BRUNSWICK AVENUE Chicago, Indianapolis & LouisvdleRadwayCo. W. H. TRUESDALE, Los Angeles 9 Salt Lake Railroad Cx & Western R. R. (Liddle & Pfeiffer s) Delaware, Lackawanna Cflb^ W. R. COLE. President A. R. LAWTON, President First-clasa Service From T a. m. Central of Qeorgia Railway Gx / FRANK TRUMBULL, Nashville, Chattanooga 9 St. Louis Ry. Ctx President and Chaitman of Board LOUIS SALAMON. Prop. Walter p. cooke. C M. LEVEY. President Chesapeake *V Ohio Railway Co. —^————Mjmmmmm President and General Counael Western Pacific Railroad CtK Hockmg Valley Railway Co. New Orleans Qreat Northern Railroad Cx £. E. LOOMIS, President F. D. UNDERWOOD. President E. R. DA R LOW, President Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. Erie Railroad Co. & Railroad Buffalo Susquehanna Corporation L. F. LOREE, President O. P. VAN SWERINGEN, President BOXING A. T. DICE, President Delaware <9 Hudson Company New York, Chicago 4 St. Louis Railroad 9 Gfc Kansas Southern Amboy Sporting Club, Philadelphia Reading Railway City Railway Company ROBERTS WALKER, President Auditorium W. M. DUNCAN, President ROBERT S. LOVETT, Pres. Chicago 4' Alton Railroad Co. Wheeling 9 Lake Erie Railway Cx Railroad Co. I Union Pacific HENRY WALTERS HOWARD THURSDAY ELLIOTT, President MORRJS McDonald, President Chairman of Board NIGHT Northern Pacific Railway Co. Maine Central Railroad Company Atlantic Coast Line Railroad C% NEWMAN Louisville O Nashville Railroad C(K ERB, President C. H. President EIGHT ROUND STAR BOUT Ann ArBor Railroad Co. MARKHAM, H. President f Illinois Central Railroad Co. WILLIAM WHITE, $. M. FELTON. President Richmond. Fredericksburg f Potomac R. R. Gv Pres. Sc Chairman Southern Co. WILLIE New Brunswick Chicago Qreat Western Railroad Cx N. S. MELDRUM, Washington Railway RYAN, Texas <9 Pacific Railway Co. W. H. President CHAS. A. WICKERSHAM, Pres. FINLEY, Co. vs. BILL Chicago 9 North VC'estem Railway Cx J. L. NISBET, General Agent Atlanta 4" West Point Railroad THOMPSON, Brooklyn Qeorgia, Florida (9 Alabama Railway Co, Western Railway of Alabama W. R. FREEMAN, Receiver Six Semi-Final Denier 9 Salt Lake Railroad Cx WILLIAM T. NOONAN President DANIEL WILLARD, President' Round, Buffalo, Rochester <9 Pittsburgh Ruduay CtK Baltimore 4' Ohio Railroad Co. CARL M. GAGE, President President 9 Broad Mountain Railroad WILLIAM C. OSBORN, Vice-Prcs. W. H. WILLIAMS, YOUNG COLBY, Chrome, vs. Huntingdon Top Co. 9 Coal Co. Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Cow Wabash Railway R. A, H. PAYSON, President B. A. WORTHINGTON, President HENR YMICK, Brooklyn S. 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