BASEBALL TENNIS MOTOR1NQ BOWLINO PIXJILISM ATHLETTC5 EVENING NEWS SPORTING PAGE F1SHINQ BOATING MIGHTY THRONG WILL WONDERFUL OUTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LEACUE OF BOSTON RED SOX WITNESS START OF HAS BIG SCHEOOLE WORLD SERIES TODAY New Brunsvv:ck, Soufh Rivpr Wood- bridge and This Gi y. In Basketball Gianis and Boston Red Sox Wili Series for County Supremacy. Clash at Polo Grounds Th:s flftsr- noon-Chances About Evan. FiRST GAME IN WOODBRIDGE With New Brunswick represented Here is the schedule adopted for the league: final plans were formulated and a Oct. 18—South River at Wood- was at a meeting PROBABLE LINE-UPS ARE GIVEN schedule adopted bridge. of the Middlesex County High School Nov. 15—Perth Amboy at Wood- Basketball League held Saturday af- bridge. LINKUPS. was regarded as more steady and Nov. 29—Perth at South PROBABLE ternoon in the local school building. Amboy Giants Ked Sox. reliable. Bedient, like Tesreau, a River. looks bright for a bril- Snodgrass, 1£ Hooper, rf spltball pitcher, was thought to be Everything Dec. 6—Woodbridga at South Doyle, 2b Yerkes. 2b more seasoned if not so flashy as Big liant season in these parts among River. Jeff. Becker, cf Speaker, c£ the high schools this year as all the Dec. 20—Perth Amboy ot South ri Lewis, If Merkle and Doyle, at Erst and River. —Murray, entries have practice spaco and Merkle, lb Gardner, 3b second, were conceded 'o be as Dec. 25—New Brunswick at South should show clever form. Herzog, 3b Stahl, lb much better than Stahl and \erkes, River. were lec- Fletcher, 83 Wagner, ss as Wagner and Gardner South River la the only doubtful J;'n. 10—New Brunswick at Perth Her- Meyers, c Cady, c ltoned superior to Fletcl.er nnd character in the league. VVoodbridge, Ai.^oy. Infield tia n whole Mathewson, p Wood, p zog. The Boston New Brunswick and Perth Amboy Jan. 17—New Brunswick at was to greater de- Marquard Collins thought posses* are expected to fight a neck-to-neck Woodbrldge. steadier than Tesreau Bedient fensive strength, being race, aa» these scnools have shown Jan. 24—Woodbridga at Perth Umpires—Kiem and Rigler, of the Qiant four, and the quartet be- nearly equal strength In former sea- Amboy. ma- Nei* the National League; O'Loughlin ing a more smdothly working sons. As a matter of fact, Perth Jan. 2 4—South River at inflelden and Evans, of the American League. chine. But the New York Amboy has always been the superior Brunswick. than Wood- New York, Oct. 8—It was general- possess higher batting averages over the other county teams but Jan. 31—South River at rivals. a toss ly regarded as a case of "shut your their Boston Again, Woodbridge made such rapid pro- bridge. Jan. 31—Perth at New eyes and take your choice" when up. gress last year that they are really Amboy the New York Giants and the Boston As for outfields, Boston was gen- considered in the locals' class. New Brunswick. I at Am- Red Sox met this afternoon to play erally given the preference. Lewis, Brunswick, it has always been Feb. 7—South River Perth form one of the the opening game of the 1912 Speaker and Hoover ; known, can do better than she has boy. World's Championship Series. Ex- most wonderful fielding trios that done against the local school's quin- Feb. 14—Perth Amboy at New the according perts who had been figuring on the has ever plajed game, | tet in former years, and with a Brunswick. are at New comparative strength of the two to all critics, in addition the$ j league standing a3 their goal they Feb. 21—South River es- teams since it became apparent a good hitting bunch, Speaker will no doubt come out into their Brunswick. terrific swatter. Feb. at Perth weeks ago that they would fight for pecially being a strongest form. 28—Woodbrldge the title, arrived at the conclusion Opposed to them were to be Murray, Word from the camp of the Wood- Amboy. Red John at New finally that only two points were Sno.lgrass and Becker. bridge boys and the Perth Amboy Mar. 1—Woodbridge field- left on which to base the se'ection Murray, at times a sensational quintet shows that they have good Brunswick. er vicious hitter, was not to be culi- Mar. 28—New Brunswick at _JlL& favorite. One point of vintage and coaches who will improve their banked on because of his rt Woodbridge. was aljotted to each team. Tho heavily many percent. Giants' possessed the confidence tendency to be erratic. At that he and shoulders above gained by participation in last year's stands head Man for world series. The Red Sox were Becker and Snodgrass. the Giant favored because they outgamed tho man and as a combination Sux Giant-milling Athletics through a outfielders rank below the Red long, hard season. Aside from these gardeners. there was thought to be Any advantage that Boston might I TO two points 'SPEEDY OPPONENTS was tiaj ctilll I Us I (' hu u1 is considered the bpst waiter little choice, the two teams general- have in actual playing strength buoLuu, Cel. s.—Gmsuie the piiXu- iioilb, Hooper to be counterbalanced by been some good ones in the baseball in the game todafy, while Duff} regarded as evenly matched. thought staff the ly being ing men the Giants fear fence buster Examination of the two teams the managerial ability of John Mc- shows for the last twenty years. All Lewis is known as a thai their records and through Graw, the Giants boss. His gener- most In the world's series are th<- hree are great batters, wonderful The Giants' pitchers will more through trio a has always been of a uniform- elders and throwers. They cover have their hands full with this scientific study failed to produce alship Red Sox's outfield—Speake- ranked famous nore other subur- and it is a sure bet that balls senr RIVER In favor of either. The ly high order, and critics ground than any fly ! OPPOSE SOUTH balance Lewis and This is Stahl. Hooper. trio tlr •>n trio. to out into their will surelj Giants, according to averages, pos- him above Jake Although Speaker, according many territory abetted by McAleer, greatest that ever on tt- is the of Ty Cobb. be gobbled up. have one of the speediest sessed superior hitting, base-running Stahl, aided and appeared xjjerts here, equal South River sports will see some tet will as an able general, in the county and will and scoring ability, and the Red Sox, was recognized clever exhibitions of basketball this aggregations and one who could results. of "Utile players." according to averages, were stronger produce season at the rate Manager Jim be comprised it all the two teams afield, but the difference between Summing up, !31ack has beep carding quintet? were as about evenly the two was in each instance hardly regarded or tomorrow night the South River in- matched as to real, game-winning appreciable. Boston fans, for "B!G SIX" IN ACTION. A. C. will oppose the Neptunes, of Creery, Johnny Deegan and Scott Critics compiled statistics stance, contend, when the Giants ability. Jouth Amboy. On Friday, October Burns, also considered small, will is and reckoned individual merit with- superiority in batting average Mathcwson Likely Will Pitch EVERYONE REJOICING 18, these boys will stack up against form the Academy combination. the Red Sox were out reaching a decision for either Burns will center with mentioned, that Game For New York. he Perth Amboy Academy Five, of probably play than the team. The question was an open Opening and up against better pitching Perth Amboy. Both games to be Alien and Deegan as guards more satis- and guess-work availed nom- Giants encountered. A one, played in Borough Hall. Cantlon and McCreery forwards. The whole seemed 10 factory method of comparison was ing. problem The Neptunes will have their reg- South River met its first defeat in be one of how the teams would act vear af found in a close scrutiny of the play ular when travel to the opening game this been paake-up they members tff the teams. under fire. The Giants, having NOW hands of the All S^ars. who had the of individual IN TOTTENVILLE Hall tomorrow night—and Borough one world's series, were hava Here again an even break result- through hat means something. Jimmy Cant- same lineup as the Academy The Red de- of Boston, 1* usually oonfldent. Sox, having Pal- feared with -the exception of center. Bui na ed. Carrigan, With the Saint Anthony-Totten- a batted ball from Robedee. A1 Ion, the much basketballist, than feated the team that won the cham- the in rated a better backstop Big and L. ended the will in the lineup. will ren'ace Reynolds at pivot were like- ville A. C. series Betvud under mer Paugh finally appear but who invari- pionship from the Giants, tightly this Chief Meyers, Cady, agony by flying out to Eile. The Perth Ambov game. Wood wise confident. the belts of the much ably catches when Smoky Joe latter, rejoic- Third Inning. AI Tomorrow's game will be played works, is not valued as highly. ing i sbeing done by Staten Island Lynch struck out. Eile flied out there. Wood and at Boston, the two teams spending balance obtains the river who to A. Palmer. Pete struck out. tonight in New York and travelling fans. The bugs across Matty, speed and skill, were thought Pagnod flied out to Eile. A. Pal- to the Hnb tomorrow morning. A have followed up the T. A. C. aggre- to be about evenly matched". Collins, mer doubled and went to third when PAUL CHECKS reception awaits them. to any lit- though not ko brlljiant as Marquard, big gation are all waiting get Mullen made an error on Fischer's tle Perth Amboy fan in their midst tap. Palmer was nipped off third a line throw Yenk to Stin- and then they will ask him so many base by by and TO FACE son. Cline was easy for Lynch FIVE that would even get a dum- questions Mullen. Robedee my's "goat." "Did you say Fourth Innin. TEAM couldn't pitch?" and "Did 1 hear that Mullen whiffed. Yenk skied to CREW DEXTER contenders ended the were Hunt NEPTUNE REPORT the St. Anthonys Luther Paugh and for city championship honors in inning by taking three strikes. Perth Amboy?," are the tunes sung Woglom singled. E. Paugh fan- Paul Check, of Sayreville fame, the Miebelin Five, and since tlie local by the T. A. C. team's ned. Robedee skied to Toolan. A1 to sports Check crew is comprised of four of walked ye Gods, Lynch will line a quintet of basketball toss- supporters. Palmer but, will be and the Milltown lads, revenge 8DNDAY It was the Saints' worst day struck out another, L. Paugh! ers against the Neptune quintet on WILL BE IDLE sought. the Tottenville's best day. Lynch, Fifth Inning. the Kiiighta of Pythias court tonight There is more interest than that who was more or less a "lemon," Looser fanned the breeze. Stin- an exhibition It will be for the bene- and some lively doings are expected. which is aroused by this fact in the Manager John Seel and Assistant brought disgust into the State street son was out on a close play, A. Pal- the firemen. That's noble work The of Check's tussle. The battle will probably see Larson, of the Dex- fit of and soon everyone of the mer to Robedee. Christy struck out. lineup aggregation Manager Arthur boys' camp Dee- call- the local gridiron bunch and the bat- will find Johnny McCreery, the cap- Johnny McCreery and Johnny ters, are seriously considering by nine warriors had given up the Pagnod waB safe on an error by firemen will no doubt It. tain o£ the Kiversides, at right for- gan opposed to each other. Deegan off hostilities of their football appreciate tle. It was Just a case o fseeing Stlnson. A. Palmer was out, Chris- ing was intended to tr7 for- and "Mac" are but the former so that nothing Originally it runs the T. A. C. would to Mullen. Fischer made a hit ward. speedy Charley Crabiel, pals, eleven for Sunday how many ty ull to to book the Royals, of Pleasant base while merly of the Crescents, will be hiiR been "kilding" McCreery mars the chances of the firemen accumulate. and took another Pagnod Plains, for this Sunday, but theae Johnny Mac's side kink. Poppy week, stating that he will bold him collect a large purse at the baseball For the benefit of the Tottenville raced home when Loser let the single will no doubt be dropped is carded to center while scoreless. If Deegan does, he will between the St. Anthonys and intentions rooters and others who want to know get through him. Cline then singled. Phair jump battle fund one to have ever done it. I now since the firemen's parade a and Kulthau and Smith will form the de- be the first the Franklins on the copper works how and what caused the whitewash, Woglom sent sacrifice to Hunt in for a share of consideration. Dancing will be enjoyed before diamond. If the Dexters do put up came we are publishing a detailed account, Fischer raced across the pan. E. fense. Fandom in South have not and after the game and also between spasm by spasm: Paugh ended the inning with a fly to Amboy First Inning. Hunt. forgotten the defeat handed them by the halves. Eil struck out. Pete was easy for Sixth Inning. ON Fischer and A. Palmer. Mullen Lynch walked. Eilo sacrificed him FIREMEN WILL BASKETBALL struck out. to second, Robedee to A. Palmer. A1 Palmer went out, Christy to Pete and Mullen died the same way, Mullen. Luther Paugh tapped one Pagnod to Palmer. RUBE was skied to Eile. A1 Pal- MARQUARD SKATES TEAMS AFTER to Lynch and out to Mullen. Robedee KEEP ORDER IN ROLLER Pagnod struck out but it was a pass- mer whiffed. L- Paugh skied to Mul- ed ball on Yenk. However Yenk len. fielded the pellet quickly and threw Seventh Inning. FOR PEERLESS LOCAL GAMES to Mullen iii time to dispose of Pag- Yenk and Hunt were easy for BATTLESUNOAY nod. Fischer and A. Palmer. Looser skied Seconil Inning. to L. Paugh. Five will seen 'ihe Bippart be oi> Yenk was out, Fischer to A. Pal- Pagnod bounded one to Mullen and Erickson, the courts This Mora Than 3 J Knights of Cluney, Tracsy, again (his year. ag- mer. Hunt whanged out a clean was out. Palmer singled. Fischer gregation of ball tossers are compris- double to the right field fence. flied out to Eile. Cline was a vic- Doris and Ritter to Oppose ed of Newark men, who have a the Fire Companies to repu- Looser walked. Stinson could not tim for Lynch and Mullen. Auditorium Five Oct. 18. tation in the basketball world and help the cause along and whiffed. Eighth Inning. Keep Crowd Back. who will try to better their former The basemen perished when Christy Gallagher, playing in place of Stln- performances. Thirty-two wins and was an easy victim for Rube and A. son, was out, Robedee to A. Palmer. but eight defeats was their mark of Palmer. Christy skied to A! Palmer. Lynch firemen will be The Peerless Club will be repre-l More than thirty honor last season. Barney £edrin, A. Palmer hit a terrific liner which walked. Christofferson, who ran the Auditorium court by! called out Sunday afternoon, not for sented on he little clever boy from the "Uni- landed into the hands of Louis File for Lynch, stole second but died when five basketball players on roller' versal Settlement" is booked for but "Dutch" dropped the pellet. Eile went out, Robedee to A. Palmer. a fire, wise reader, but to preserve in one of the most ex- right forward with this bunch, and Fischer then poled out a clean single Woglom died, Toolin to Mullen. at the event of the skates Oct. 18, order biggest E. was for Mullen. Ro- season. Voung Alex, the claimant to the and both runners advanced on a Paugh easy St. traordinary features of the season In sports—the Anthony in box- passed ball. Cline was out to Hunt. bedee struck out. The Auditorium Five will oppose the featherweight championship Franklin baseball battle. It in will be Sedrin's then sent the first two Ninth Inning. and Peerless team. Earl Cluney and ing N^w Jersey, Woglom has counters across the pan with a neat Pete went out, Fischer to A. Pal- will decide supremacy between two 'Chippey" Erickson will be the for- side-kink. Paul Lanes, who double. On Paugh's fielder's choice, mer. Mullen died, Pagnod to A. Pal- of the greatest rivals that over were wards for the Peerless. Joe Tracey been appointed captain of the squad, Woglom raced to base No. 3 and mer. Yenk sk?ed to A1 Palmer. created In sportdom in this county; will be at the pivot and Joseph Doris will occupy the pivot position. Marty crosse the plate on Stinson's error of Curtains! Let me sleep it off. It will decide city championship, and ind Ritter will play (guards. Who Metz, who is one of the speediest It will also decide which squad will will represent the Auditoriumjs not, boys in the business, is slated for with be able to begin next season is yet known, although there are right guard, while Benny Rauch, the advantage in trying to climb the many candidates for the quintet. formerly of the Ironsides and Do- REPUBLICAN CLUB HAS FOOTBALL CHALLENCE ladder to the highest rung in ama- There is much speculation as to minicians, will play left guard., teur baseballdom. Everyone In the what department of the game will Manager Charles S. Metsky, who may city will be out to root for one team Sgure most in victory, whether the be reached at 29 Charlton street, TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP FROM NEW BRUNSWICK in or the other. Bets are being placed ibility on skates of the ■ability Newark, prefers to stack his quintet is on the teams and the whole city jandling the sphere. igainst the Riversides, the T. A. C. There's one thiug the Republicans | In a communication received from "up In the air" about the battle.! ind the Neptunes. A "solid" guaran- about Can win In this anil that James Gourley, of 111 Handy street, Those who are not talking Clever. tee is surely city j expected. a deft is issued to the1 » » • New Brunswick, last Sunday's game are using "Mr*. Newritch ha« put a beauti- is the tennis championship. "Teddy" for fod- any football eleven In these parts coming battle this Sunday Manager Joseph D. Gardner of the as fully carved sundial la bar Italian gar- and Arthur Ernst have subscribed averaging 11 & to 120 pounds. der. If any sport in these parts ts inter-City Basketball Five, of Jer- the flen." members of the Republican Club and not talking about the Saints or sey City, has communicated with the "Test" to meet Democratic Franklins, well—he Isn't human. j Riversides and wishes to book bas- ar« ready any "And she hag arranged to have it Ted Is without doubt Look at the "prices of things" a* ine crowd will be kept off the ketball with teams In these tenuis sharks. games If yoa to Insure no lnterr electrically lighted at night so the confine the best in thee Ity and perhaps in advertised in today's paper. diamond enough larts. The Inter-City bunch for at all houra." ao there la no chance know values, and have a Cwi ■""ference of the olavers. can tell the time 'heir playing to foreign courts and the county and for the Wood row Wilson bunch—In your pur**, these prices will lnY Eiasure a good exhibition U they are \ you. All the newa for 10 cants a wee*. booked. A l«»nl«. EVENING NEW ^ the field.1