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ST Elizabetl “HANK” THOMAS LEADS TEAM TO VICTORY OVER HEBREW® NEWARK TEAM Billy Donnelly Stars CLASSY CARD FINAL BOXING EVENT 1 SNAPPY As Carteret Alley Five DEFEATED BY LOCALS Ill SO. RIVER Beats Elizabeth Team SHOULD PLEASE FANS; 1 — FHJHEHT Old Rivals Are to Battle in Bill Donnelly hit 'cm in sensation- pins of a double century score. The Show Slate Will al fashion on Saturday night and Ed home bowlers captured this encount- Pete Harvey Game on New Years Coughlin's fast going Carteret alley er by 142 pins. Be Given Fans Tomor- HAVE CLASSY PROGRAM GAME consecu- team out after the IN SPECTACULAR combine turned in its sixth Coughlin’s is Night tive victory on the Coughlin Acad- county independent five-man team row Evening emy alleys. A combination from the championship and also after similar bout is as good f and _____ Tomorrow at the New1 rounds. If this One of the court quintets with a single counter, Cremmens Elizabeth of Elks furnished honors In the state. A crowd night snappiest Lodge big was in River, the battle the Chizm tdia also making single pnint- Brunswick avenue Auditorium*. 1924 it South ever turned out in this slate, One of South River high school's the opposition and on next Saturday turned out on Saturday night and ers. Cremmens at free One of the classiest fistic cards be ushered out Ed will take the bouse down Recreation five of Newark, with four failed the from the the has intimated boxing will by long rivals. Asbury Park high school night a quintet Jersey City borough promoter in the local Audi- "brick town” clash was at the Audi- throw mark, then made one and ever presented "Mooney” oulsen. the matchmaker sens^^jn; Hebrew 'boys, showed will oppose the "brick town" lodge will roll the borough repre- that he has some real treats in store l’ete Hansen in a quintet, torium will be announced to the and o£ the Perth Amboy from start to finish. ? on New Brunswick avenue on dropped two point- for the followers of promoter torium on Thursday night sentatives at Coughlin’s. his quintet. on er from a under the basket l representatives crowd at Ed Poulscn's show New the local fistic organ Collctti-Belinont Saturday night and In a brilliant ex- position New Year's on The scores: Boxing Club, of this week, night, Donnelly hit 203 in the first game, Brunswick avenue tomorrow The long awaited return cl®h b< after from night, _ went down to defeat before getting a pass Manager of the present day. hibition the South River court. 248 in the second and 211 for the Carteret of this an Thomas. made a foul the slate being for the Pete Harvey As a holiday treat. Poulsen has tween Joe Colletti. the onslaughts of the David "Hank" Regan good is to be the most This expected third contest for a grand average of Larson 158 180 198 to bo on at the and Belmont, ( combination. and followed with a two pointer. benefit affair put prepared an ail star program of Poughkeepsie, Ray Thomas Perth Amboy game played on the up Two double 147 162 174 a Gor- interesting 221. other century Peterson “old grounds" a week Philadelphia. Pa., will be a thii was 27 to 20, but the "Sugar" passed up foul try, stamping bouts, one of the best slates ever The final tally county court this year. As usual the scores were made in this 225 by 203 248 211 don tallied from long range, and H. set, Donnelly. front tomorrow night. offered the fight followers in this sec- eight rounder and this tilt shou encounter was even more interesting summer have resort representatives Henry Simonsen in the first contest Simonsen. 225 163 190 as a more action than when the tv would indicate. Weisman was off on a free throw Harvey died some time ago tion of the state. It will be a big give than the score a strong team again this season, and 204 the Hichards 186 162 164 Mutual A just as the whistle sounded. The by Douglas, Betsytown result of an injury received in a evening and a record crowd should men met for the Police Fast having won a number of games to second Play final tally was 27 to 20. anchor man in the engage- ring battle, and he left behind him turn out. Society here some years ago. Be There was speed and sensational date. Asbury Park and Fitzpatrick's 919 915 937 "Chuck” Sulador, the Metropoli- ment. a widow and three little children. Old Favorite mont has been fighting in New Tor and shooting every minute machine have been close rivals for Carteret honors in the Elizabeth passing tan League official, was in charge on captured The deceased battler was a credit In the main go of the a great deal of late and Is anxio whistle a of but never before night, eight of the time from the initial number years, first a margin of 183 157 164 Saturda; night ..nd kept the boys go- game toy thirty pins Ferguson. to the sport and the fans are always rounds. Joe Honan, the Fighting to wipe off the Colletti setback. the final blast by Referee William have their teams been on as eijual and the 187 184 105 to ing at a fast pace t’ oughout to the twenty-nine pins separated Kenely. willirg to assist in a case of this Waiter of this city and Tottenvllle, Willie Beetle. Trenton’s ligh It was easily the a par as this campaign. "Chuck” Solador. satisfaction of a two teams at the completion of the MciMahon. 134 165 156 kind. will clash big crowd of fans. Christmas South will buck up against Willie Higgins, weight wonder, with Jh most Interesting tilt played at the Last week, night, second encounter. In order to Gler. 198 171 171 A great game: regis- Before entering the ring. Harvey the hard hitting Paterson welter, my Claros, the Filipino sensation, in many a River won over Tottenville high 187 "old stamping grounds” Am ter a clean sweep Meyer Larson, of Douglas 204 199 pushed baseball in North a fourth rounder. boys school on former’s court a doings who boasts of a long string of knock- eight Both the fans were given an op- the by a flay and G. F. this city, gave Carteret good start and as a boxer Tl. This made the fourth Amboy always gave out victories. Honan registered a these men put up sensational batt^ to see in action a team to large margin. in the short two 889 881 795 portunity Handerhan, f. 3 3 9 last game, falling the best that was in him. whether at hit by Eddie with Pete Husic and their the best in the East in win for the Fitzpatrick boys out of big kayoing Mandell, mee® be rated with f 2 2 6 a benefit Regan, live to date. Coach or a regular event. After of Newark, in his initial comeback should be a hummer. a season or two. Hansen, Chizmadia games played Chizmadia, .. 0 4 4 giving up boxing, ho assisted Frank go at the local Auditorium some The show will open with a fc starred for Fitzpatrick is confident he is going and Handerhan Amboy. P. 1 o Clemens in Hansen, g. 2 | to add another win to his list at the the promotion of box- weeks ago and Is reported as being rounder between Kayo Eddie Mi Both teams held conferences in Thomas, g 1 4 g | ing at the Pioneer Athletic Club, in the pink of condition for tomor- thes. of Prince Bay Staten Islar ronnection with Saturday’s tussle, expense of Asbury Park. Lambert- and seconded such battlers as Tiger row feature. and of to his men in ville high school quintet was sched- night’s Kid Congro. Woodbridg the local pilot talking 7 13 27 Nelson. at uled to play at South River last Johnny Hossie. Tommy Sally Kid Karslick. of South River, and This bout will start at 8:30. regard to their passing when Recreations but the game was and many others. Pete Jlu3lo. of Harrisburg, Pa., two Tickets can be reserved at I times it was feared that the visitors week, postponed G. F. Tl. Ed local and on Market street the New Bruns- until a later date. Poulsen, promoter, real sluggers, will meet in a return Poulsen's store would go ahead of f Bopp, 1 2 4 In the game on Clemens are at the head of the clash in the semi of eight calling 1673. wick avenue boys. Thursday night, windup H. Weisman, f. 0 1 1 the will committee in charge of tjie under- Amboy held the upper hand regular lineups be used by Cremmens. c 0 3 3 both teams. A large crowd is ex- taking and fight fans will surely throughout and at half time the Gordon, g 2 0 4 out and a con- turn out strong for next week's show score was 13 to 9. The locals out- pected preliminary M. Weisman, g 2 4 S ball so the widow can from the field test will be played. Some of the major league baseball T. M. C. A. Volley combination that collect a good acored the opposition bit the free teams may object to the practice of a in a city championship series. to assist her in looking after Tiremen seven to five, and from Register Easy 5 10 20 than one the dead battler's little throw line thirteen to ten.
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