WORLD’S SERIES WILL CLOSE AT WASHINGTON TODAY MORRIS AND AVASALA Every Team Has ’em LINCOLNS TO GIANTS AND SENATOR S MATCHED FOR FEATURE ROLL LIBERTIES PREPARED FOR Fil AL _ Jake Daubert Passes Away Fire Company Teams to DOUT NEXT THURSDAY —Was Captain of Cincin- I Clash on Argonne Alleys, CUSH OF BIG SEititS nati Red Team Hobart Street, Tonight

The card for the benefit boxing Morris will "ive the Filipino the to battle of his rife. is centered in the show of the local lodge of Elks Baseball fans the country over Great rivalry Thurs- A return go between Joe Colletti, j scheduled meeting of the Liberty be put on at the Auditorium are mourning today over the death Is of Poughkeepsie, and Nick Mercer, j and Lincoln fire department bowl- day night, October 23, completed. of Jacob Ellsworth Daubert, captain will be turned of New York, will be the semi-wind- | teams on the alleys, All of the proceeds and first baseman of the Cincinnati ing Argonne an rounder. over to the fund being raised for up event, also eight j Hobart this evening. The Reds, who died early yesterday : street, the Crippled Kiddies celebration on These flyweights clashed at Long first game of the three game set will the bout morning after a valiant fight against Christmas Branch this summer and be started promptly at 8 o’clock. Day'. which set in following Jack Weitzen's slate consists of was a hummer from start to finish. complications The Liberties from Wayne street of an operation last Thursday for the four eight rounders and a special Pete Husic, Harrisburg, Pa., In the North Amboy section of the and is to meet Joe Carlo, of Newark, in removal of his appendix. four, a total of thirty-six rounds city will be led by Fire Chief Bill the Daubert was first taken ill on the the first bout will be put on prompt- a third eight rounder, and Langan, while Harry Applegate will fourth be between Lester last eastern of the Reds. Man- ly at 8:30 o'clock. The program eight will trip have charge of the Lincoln fire com- of Rahway, and Irinz Jack Hendricks sent him home was arranged by the matchmaker Applebaum, ager pany pinmen, two time champions of the East of New with the assistance of the members Shapiro, Side, in Schuykill Haven, Pa. and his sud- of the local eight team league. Y'ork of the Elks lodge committee and City. den departure led to reports that Langan has been working hard to Tottenvillo local fistic leaders. Boy Daubert would be engaged to manage reorganize the circuit and is confi- Mike Linane, the Tottenville won- Four Features a minor league club. dent that tonight's match will build der, is matched with Andy Mack, In the main go for this show. He remained at home several days the Interest of the six remaining of in the four round up Carl Morris, of Carteret, will stack Elizabeth, spe- and then came on to Cincinnati and the McClel- cial. These men clashed at the local companies, Protections, up against Juliano Avasala, Filipino played in the last game of the sea- lans, Garfields, Humanes, Washing- Auditorium on Monday night and boxer, of Brooklyn, who has fought son at Rediand field on September tons and Eagles. be an their bout was so interesting that here twice. This will eight 27. This action by Daubert was For two successive seasons the the fans have demanded a rematch. rounder and there should be action taken to his ad- The Elks band in uniform will contrary physician’s league has been organized and last from start to finish. Morris has it is but Daubert told the furnish in connection with vice, said, winter more so than the first year, been located at Fair Haven during music the fistic show and there will be club doctor that he did not want the eight teams were about evenly the summer months and fought a several vaudeville acts on the "people to think Jack Daubert was a matched. The Lincolns finally number of bouts at Red Bank, Long pro- Messrs. staller.” emerged the victor although for a Branch and Trenton. He is a big gram. Wiberalske, Ford, Slmmens and are on Daubert started his baseball ca- time it appeared as if their cham- favorite in his “fighting town” and ■Tost. Compton the Elks committee for this benefit reer in 1906 playing his first pionship laurels would he taken Carteret fans who have seen Avasala profes- sional engagement with the Kane away. In action here, are confident that affair. (Pennsylvania) semi-pro club. In Both companies will use their 1907 he joined the Marion, Ohio, strongest lineups tonight in an effort club in the old Ohlo-Pennsylvania to start £he season off with a victory. League and made his major league The Argonne alleys are used each debut with Cleveland the following season for the fire department con- year, but was released under option tests and the same alleys will be TO used this winter. RESERVES to Nashville of the Southern League. He returned to Cleveland in 1909 an<^ then was sold to Toledo in the American Association and finished oyft the year with Memphis of the PUT CONTEST Southern League. In 1910 Daubert went to Brook- lyn, where he became a regular flrst in Next Meeting of the School baseman which position he held for County Seat Second Team nine seasons before going to Cin- Contest at Woodbridge Coaches to Be Held at cinnati. His playing was a big factor South River in the winning by the Reds of their PLATS ASBURY This Afternoon first National League in pennant WILLARD ARMSTRONG AND BOBBIE GRUND fifty years and subsequently the world series. Daubert was married This giant and pigmy will journey together 6000 miles this season John Street Boys Have Big Despite the fac : that the proposed and the father of two said to be the distance With a light session yesterday to children. with the Drake University football squad, greatest Middlesex county bi-h school ath- team in the this Contest on Seashore make sure of everything, the Wood- to be covered by any grid country yeair. letic association will not consider The small bridge high school gridirooers are ail The 'long” of it Is Willard Armstrong, 200-pound guard. Field Tomorrow basketball and football this term, Is Bobbie set to go into action this afternoon end Grund, 125-pound quarterback. WARREN OGDEN j the leaders are confident that the .. the New Brunswick Reserves, Coach Tucson of South Amboj Harris & Ewin». -^.gainst undertaking will be a huge success. Copyright by dCn the Parish House field. high school, will take his football f Recently the representatives of The game tada.V will be the first team to Asbury Park tomorrow The nearly all the county schools met at WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 (By Harris joined Goslin and Mogridg* encounyu this season for the Barron afternoon, where he will stack them Woodbridge high school with Coach To Associated Press)—It's only a ball as sensational candidates for honors avenue bovs. The contest will be a Hossie Fight against the representative hlgt but and In the game yesterday which, if won Boehm, of the Barron avenue insti- Johnny game; \vhen Washington practice game, marking the first rent school gridiron outfit of that place j tution, in charge of the session. It New York meet today in the seventh by the Giants, would have ended the scrimmage work that the township Asbury Park again this year has t j at that to arrange and contest of the world aeries. But to Washington, they are in since football was decided time deciding boys have engaged Island strong pigskin combination and ii all heroes. for a baseball league aod several Staten Slugger series, the fiulse of the nation will has been taken mi this year at the out to make big honors. The sum- juntv athletic meets this term, and beat with the balls and strikes. “Old Tom” Zachary wafted hit Woodbridge institution. mer resort team has been going goof not to bather in football and basket- An informal half holiday will be southpaw floaters tauntingly before A raHv was held by the Wood- in the past and although crippled bj have their scheduled for these Six Rounder celebrated before scoreboards and Giant bats hungry for speed, de- bridge footballers on Wednesday Card for Show Next In the loss of a few good men since las as most of the coaches Special a all activities Thursday loud speaker* of the streets and in feated Arthur Nehf In splendid afternoon, at which time Coach season, is out to better its record. branches prepared. Has Been corner stores in cities and villages. deul and won 'his second game ol Lauek and Charles Boehm talked to Completed— Last Saturday the cross river boys Another meeting of the interested President set the pace the series Sam Rice made three the bovs and ga\t lem final instruc-! in what was said to be one of the Coolidge" institution leaders is planned for Roberts to One bout on the police prograrr was put on at a show here several sensational catches which held the lions for the contest today. The drill Fight most encounter; for excited and willing fandom when School in the near to be on at the New Brunswick months ago. Leslie and Stengei Interesting gridiron of South River High put | ! ho shelved hi3 official duties yester straining Mntjraw men off the sacks ^yesterday consisted mainly sig- battled for rounds when thi that has taken place in South Ambo; future and at this get-together, avenue Auditorium on Thursday ; six and to while “Old Tom" was feathering his nals and other light maneuvers. in some' time, won over Lakewooi 1 day to slip out to the ball yard Jamesburg. St. Mary's, of South Am- Ed of the night, October 30, is attracting spec- final bell was sounded, both mei , nest with floaters. Burkv Harrs The Woodbridge backfield for the "Mooney” Poulsen, high school team. The final scon , watch "his ball club” fight for the boy. and St. Peter's of New Bruns- Perth called ial attention. were about all In from fightinj boldly waited at the plate until will be nicked from Hoagland. Amboy Boxing Club, was 12-0. the done Ii honor and glory of the town, and he game will have renresentatives in Johnny Hossie, of West Amboy, through six strenuous sessions. scoring being ball Noe. Gerity and Tut- wick, Herman "Sailor” Schwartz, of New to do the same to- Nehf’s eighth pitched Vessi. Walling. schools of Staten The shouli [ the second and quarters. nrranged again suued^a attendance. Students of all on the will engage Artie Stenger, Hossle-Stenger contest Jast his taste whereupon he camS tle. The boys have showed up well Brunswick, phone yesterday Lakewood is said to have a mucl day. in the county are interested in the i Island ,in this contest, a six round be one of the best bouts of the nigh Wash- be a afternoon and notified him to end | through with one of the four and all of them will given will in stronger team than Asbury Park am 1 like in whose arms association. his connections local fistic special event. These two boys the opinion of ilstlc critics, am Playing boys hits and drove in the tying todav. The line men with with the 1 ington chance or- j both men for that reason Tucson and his boy; and bats rested the honor their The county association when for the of the I go on Just before the semi-windup will be in the pink of con of and winning runs. tne addition will be Yunker. Galalda, organization good are forward to another wii 1 plans are completed, will of between Frankie "Gats" dition for this battle. Hossie has t looking school “Bucky” Harris and his lads Gerns and Deter. ganization club and the boxing game In this eight Zacnary’s finishing touch upon th» Tappen. McCul-1 court for vicin tomorrow The regular line-up wii 1 roused the First First work to have a suitably Gargano, of Staten Island, and Sid big following in this city and yesterday Fan, ninth was lough, Cunningham and Desmond city and vicinity. be used. Including James. Oliver Giants in the typical of every school in the county. An ef- Martin, a Filipino of Carteret. Ity, and Stenger will be well repre Lady of the Land, and 35,000 others on hand to take care of the Poulsen, one of two partners in the mastery he held after the first will be j Geant. Mortensen ■ fort will be made to have local Hossie, a member of the Fioneer sented by Staten Isiand fans. Sheppard. Henry. to enthusiasm by coming home with > on the local club, was satisfied on inning when two hits and a fielder's *nds. the j Holman. Van Hise, Keegan, Blun 1 a school contests played in Audito- Athletic Club, and the Woodbridge There are seven contests on thi two to one victory over Arthur scored six men Monday night that Schwartz could and Lambertson. The utilit; choice Young. Only of State street institution. Athletic has a of a total of regular Nehf the from under rium the not put on shows to the satisfaction Club, .ong string program, forty-two round asj} "gang” reached first and but one touched and in men will be taken along and will b; ! bullied the of fans. He obtainud victories to his credit, several of the the finale of eight rounds, Ja; Coogan's Bluff that has second after the initial frame, and men from two used from time to time during th * stables to the kayo class. He is a willing mixer Lanahan, of Staten Island, and Bill: National League throughout four the last when singled complete program for contest. including Kelly PREVENTS RETURNS and carries a knockout punch in Vidabeck, of Bayonne, are to clasl , seasons. cn the SNOW Monday night and when there was and was forced play whtcSJB|^, AL ROBERTS MAY FIGHT either hand. in a return go. Vidabeck kayoei out. one disappointment, the entire elate The casualties of shell-ridden sent Peckinpaugh Facing Wil.E^*~ Opposed to the West Amboy lad Lanahan in Bayonne some time OF THE WORLD SERIES was in danger. The show did not age "pitcher’s hill.” have been so heavy son, who had already made two hits, in the bout a who Tickets for the ar NORWOODS ARE STRONG AT LOCAL AUDITORIUM start until 9 o’clock and the fans coming is fighter police affair ! upon both baseball armies that the “Old Tom" fooled around, occasion, is known for his willingness to slug. going like “hot cakes” and a recori a ball to the RENO, N'cv., Oct. 10.—Snow were left out at midnight. two generals will be compelled to ally shooting plate at boxer of The fans will recall his meeting with crowd will attend this event, a bene i IN RAGI ■ trust their fortunes to of vir- which tlia eager “Hack" nervously broke up the world scries base- A1 Roberts, heavyweight Next Show COUNTY BALL youths come Charley Leslie, of Carteret, which fit for the police convention fund. untried in de- The final offering was ball game In the eighth Inning Staten Island, is planning to Next Thursday night Ed Poulsen tually capacity today's snapped. long ar ; who in and the full as far as Truokee, Calif., was back in the local ring and may show will put on another show at the The Long Branch Norwoods elding game. "Curly” Ogden, coming potentiality it hold the of concerned, yesterday. The ptorin, at the next event of the Perth Am- New Brunswick avenue Auditorium, headed for the championship o t has not appeared in the series, will of crowd, many whom were Us to reaching at times the proportion boy Boxing Club. the first Thursday night show for Monmouth county baseball league, ; carry the standard of Washington; only awaiting message ac- from a swarm of uncertain rush to the line already formed fo< of a blizzard, ended radio Roberts started his great fistic ca- | his club. I four teapi circuit. twirlers, his start- tickets for the extra game. counts of the game which the reer in this city during the days of In the main bout of ten rounds, ! On last Sunday afternoon the Nor Manager McGmw will pick When “Old Tom” finally decided town had been receiving. Joe McNulty, as a promoter, and has A1 Roberts, of Staten Island, will go BRIEF BITS OF SPORTS woods registered 5 to 4 win over th er, probablv young Virgil Barnes. | who blasted from the mound to let it go, Wilson, who had been been fighting in and out ever since up against Carl Johnson, Swedish I Freehold outfit on the Long Branc! , was burning up at the plate, was an Several times his managers picked heavyweight sensation. Sailor An- I grounds. The contest went elevei on Tuesday. easy victim. I and the island drews, of West Amboy, is to meet ALL 1 O’Gurk Free If Ogden, a fast-ball pitcher, is them too tough big IN FIELDS innings. pitched for The for Paul of set upon by the Giants, greedy for lineup today's game: boy was set back for a while. Kamm, Hopelawn, in a six hold and Fullerton for the Nor and in a [ that brand of delivery, Manager GOLF A new start was made in New second six, Tom Sally, of : woods. the Pioneer Club, will on Harris may call upon Mogridge, a j York a short time ago and in his take The Norwoods, Mystics of Belmai AS CHAMPIONS PLAT IT the and southpaw who won Tuesday, and last several bouts he showed to ad- Young Fahey, of Lyceum Club. Paul Robeson, colored, ball, were in this county on Wed Freehold and Atlantic Highlands ar j Frankie of Is Randall stars of then upon "Firpo” Marberry. the vantage. His followers would like to Bfave, Woodbrtdge, "Thugh” .football nesday night. the clubs entered in this circuit an, 1 booked with are relief expert who saved two of the him In action hers. Henry Banks, of Rah- Rutgers College In former years, Everyone is waiting for the blj : the race end this see may Sunday. victories in the series. * way, and Charles Delacarti, a New assisting Head Coach Wallace at fistic show of the Patrolmen’s Be Washington York McGraw will back Barnes with Mc- sensation, now residing in the county seat In present practice nevolent Association scheduled fo RUBBERTILT will be Quillan. Watson and Ryan. Rahway, pitted against a sessions. New Brunswick avenue a week fron ST. PAUL REGISTERS strong In i HELMETTA CLUB DEFEATS None of these men is now a sen- opponent the six round next Thursday night. semi-final event. Delacarti sation: but before the day ends one fought Two semi-professional basketball Plans are being made for the re I SECOND SERIES WIN two good battles with Johnny Koch- | of them may qualify as a candidate teams will get started in this county organization of the Staten Islam , DU PONT BOWLERS; TAKES; ansky, of New at a for the hero of the series. York, Metropoli- at the Au- Bowling League, the feature 1: scoreless tan club. next week, the Amboys big Pecklnpaugh. Zachary. Rice and SO. After St. Paul FDR HOY holding j the New Brunswick this branch of sport on the Islam l HELMETTA, Oct. 10:—The Hel Pitcher of ditorium, and for five innings, Grover, metta Club five o ] five at the county seat. each winter. gave the Dupont the Baltimore Orioles, cracked in the Another batch of soccer contest 3 the Middlesex County Bowllni sixth of the fifth ‘Tittle OLD inning TIMERSASSIST IN are booked for this Sunday after League a three-game defeat at th Polish Giants to Show at the series” contest at St. Paul Jack Weitzen has finally completed world’s noon. All six teams local alleys here when they rollei for the in the Middlese c afternoon and the Ameri- the fistic program Crippled scores. The Sacred Heart Oval To- yesterday RUTGERS county league will go into action 01 , high first game was w turned in GRIDIRON WORK Kiddies event to be put on here next ! can Association champions _ record for Helmetta with th LEADERS this occaJlon. victory CASEY is morrow Afternoon a 5 to J victory. Ogden finished the Thursday night. A big turnout the thi Head Coach Jack Wallace, of the largest total win in league for Baltimore, and Markle and expected for the worthy affair. the maker game Rutgers College football team, is be- season, topping powder Fittery were the St. Paul twirlers. 147 anchor for th ing assisted in nis work at the pres- by pins. Deming, ft I m Wl f==as^ I Paul scored four in the sixth every in A great game Is scheduled th< St. ent time bv Paul Robeson, colored, Firemen from company YELtOWJflCKETS TO PLAY Helmetta five, topped the night’ for one in the while Balti- the of > sec cross river field of the Sacred Heart and seventh, All-American star of 1919, and the city will witness rolling rolling with a 220 mark. The more tallied one In the fourth and the match between the Lin- ond sa wa 112 difference ii combination on Sunday afternoon "Thugh" Randall, an old Scarlet special AT [ game STAPLETON SUNDA' — Heart one in the sixth sessions. star. colns and the liberties on the Ar- the pinning and the final gam when the Bacred and Polish latter The series now stands three to two Robeson tonight. showed a 113 margin. Helmetta ha ; Giant teams, the of South is now a famous actor, gonne alleys Everything is in readiness for th ! in favor of the Orioles and five vic- won all rolled this season. River, hook up in the “rubber” con- having recently completed a stay a.‘. games No Definite Action Taken as, big football contest to be played a 1 test of their series. tories are needed to clinch honors. Greenwich Village and next month Just a few days off is the time for The lineup and scores: Stapleton, Staten Islaand, this Sun There is unusual interest will go to Vienna with the same com- the start of the New York Giants Helmetta Club One Council Representative in this day afternoon. series after pany. Randall formerly assisted and the Chicago White Sox on their Timko 187 268 19 Power particularly two hard The Stapleton football club wl 1 Was Without battles have been Coach Sanford at New Brunswick. all important baseball trip. Kothhar. 165 196 16 ; tought fought, one give battle to the famous Yellow it South The Scarlet warriors will make McCain 191 157 18 i Amboy and the other at How Blades jackets of Frankford, Phlladelphlf 3outh River. Many their third start at Neilson field to- Foothall fans of this city will pat- Petrie 155 181 17 This is one of the leading teams 1 1 to the fact that one of the Soo morrow. taking on the representa- ronize the combination to be on I Deming. 220 186 13 | Owing Mickey pitched the O’Toole put the East. last night at the in Do You Throw tives of St. Bonaventure councils represented ;omblne to an impressive win In the What points should be kept Away? college. in Woodbridge by the American Le- the j Homo contests of the Stapleto f meeting in Sayreville, held for drst tilt, likewise his first start mind when playing a ball from a gion Post of that place. 918 888 85 1 for eleven are played in the new stadiur 1 purpose of forming a county Knights ho Sacred Hearts, and hanging lie? Dupont “Butch"®/ g and arrangements have been made t 3 of Columbus basketball league, was Nisonoff turned in win Answered by J. M. SORENSEN PLANS White is confident that his I Nehrlcorn 136 159 13 ; the in tli HrL L Bob accommodate the the ses- * largest crowd the t Post. 169 160 14 ; unable to take any action, second encounter. Soo and Nison. I Landing machine will take the Perth until next BOB CIU'ICKSIIANK ever turned out for an athletic ever t Booker 147 142 16 2 sion was adjourned /ft pitched the two games of I FOR RIFLECLUB EVENTS Amboys into camp on the local field ; th:4A#> on the island. I,owe 143 151 15 1 Thursday night. series and they will work again <,? I un In National this Sunday afternoon. These teams i which Runner open If this Sunday's ] 3 176 164 16 j The New Brunswick council 3unday afternoon. not meet in more than one ! undertaking Dawson 1023, and U»e niun J. M. Sorensen is busily engaged may game across was meet on last Tues- It was clninpiouslup, 1 put successfully other bl scheduled to originally intended to have to use a new season piav In 1021, defeated Hutchison, Do you at the present out a as the end Is fast approach- or other ■who. time, mapping g»imes will be basked for this cam 771 776 74 L day night, for some reason the Fords Field Club this Sunday and Barnes In an Invitation slate for the members of the Perth ing. u Narazcti blade every day? Buy a palgn. did not convene. This made it im- but the interest In the Polish Giant tournament at St. Mo. Fun- Rifle with council .Joseph, Atnboy Club headquarters possible for the county seat set caused Manager O'Toole to can- in tournament for Valet AutoStrop Razor on Packer There is an in- Johnny Hossie, of West Amboy, ner up Pittsburgh place. to make a report of the happenings cel the township game. Fords golfers. 1022, being de- door the of the is recognized as one of the leading WASHINGTON WIN HOLDS hell* at professional and begin to enjoy range, property club, of the last league meeting holds a victory over the cross river feated Surazen. today on that street. in this section at the present GREAT BAMBINO HAS only by fighters South Amboy three weeks ago. combine and It is not likely that the shaves at 1| real, comfortable The Perth Amboy Rifle Club mem- time. He is fighting the police UP EUROPEAN TOUR STAR' Without a meeting the two teams will come • • • % regular together again constant blade bers will make a bid for state honors show. BEEN TWIC New Brunswick council could be this year. A good balance at the top of the vritbout this winter, and events for the male INJJOUNTY The Washington victory of yester given no power to act in the league, A week from Sunday, Bill so essential In all shots, O'Toole's back-swing female members will be booked South River High School will make "Babe” k will hold the Whit ? reason was South All expense. and Ruth, of the New Yor day up Chicago and tbr that it thought Amboy Stars will cross Is especially necessary when playing a for basketball York tri 1 up. strong bid county Yankees, the greatest home ru n Sole-New Giants European best by those present last nig'ut to zats with the Perth Amboys on the ball from a hanging lie. The clr the*. The male members of the organi- horiors this winter. Coach Fitzpat- hitter of all time, has been in ♦lie -'another day. In major league adjourn until such time as each Raritan Copper works field in stand a little behind ; thM player should contests men are not desirous of cles the win of to act. The Soo zation have club two nights rick's per- dieses county on two occasions < ,f! Washington yester | council has full power :lty. Mickey will pitch for i the ball, use a fairly open stance Artie Neh f ttjrv a week, and the female members forming on the local high school sub- late years. |day was not expected, as next meeting will probably be held nvadiTs. There Is a great deal and a slight upright swing. Do noi * T i have contests one night each week. i merged court. Ruth played basketball at tl e was counted on to repeat his Initia I in New Brunswick. Interest In this proposed hurry the shot or do anything else 1 meetlnlB Valet avi exhibition. Larson's Auditorium on New An informal session was Captain John shooters Brunswick held, -.- I which will tend to destroy balance sen ! of the local use The start for bowling is late again nue a number of seasons ago, ar d Tom Zachary is the pitching at which time arrange- —jJK the ac police department however, as this will Interfere with the series as a re the Packer place range for their this year, but once the leaders start on Wednesday night of this wee U satlon of present ments for the circuit were talked curacy and distance of the bal HOUSEWIVES n suit of his victory yesterday, he hav over. The councils seem enthusiaa- before practice sessions and home matches. the ball arolling, big things can be made a stop at New Brunswick < rAKR NOTICR-IUIY when hit Take turf lust >trop been the win in his firs 1 live FOULTBt looked for. This sport has many his way to Washington for the eixl h ing given tic about the movement and are hitting the ball. An iron or a cleel “Relief” Mai Retail Wholesale Price* are followers. I of the world’s series. start rather than anxious to the in opera- use Qasktball fans of the East game get league Ho Addltloi la the proper club to In making who one bal ■ Chitrse tor KiUlas --■* Razor time for the of the It is that Ruth has pas berry pitched to only tlon as soon as possible. Refresh- this shot, under ordinary clrcum marking opening probable DreMlns basketball sched Messrs. Meusel and of the L»d through the county on numeroi is ter. ments were served by the members stances. a-Sharp*tu It**lf Metropolitan league Ruth, extra 1 ie The White Sox and Giant of the council LIVE ULTRY 1924. Associated Editors uled fop a week from tomorrow New York Yankees, two of the big- ►occasions, but as far as is known J Sayreville following MARKET (Copyright. are marking time for the start c f night. gest figures in major league base- I has only stopped in the county twlc e the meeting last night 384 State It, Inc.) the tour. XeL 2289 M A

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