►UNITED STATES WITH 101 POINTS HAS MORE IAN DOUBLE THAT OF NEAREST OLYMPIC RIVAL on Sunday afternoon when they f nothing to cause the foolish buy of Standings In Majoi MONITORS EVEN UP SERIES KEASBEY NOW HAS STRONG meet the fast Keyport A. C. at Key- ; larger sised hat. port. The latter team has been re- The Manhattan Parks are one of i Baseball Leagues organised and is composed entirely rhe strongest traveling teams ic WITH MERRIMRCS BY WIN LINEUP FOR TOTTERVILLE It is stated S'ewark but FIGHTS HIRE of professional player*. whether they are like NATION A LEAGUE w I that the best players in this vicinity the Perth Amboy team in steady Games Today By Spe'.WI Corrwpondsnt. By IprM Correepondont. I hsvs been signed up by the Keyport ind thoughtful playing is a fact that Brooklyn at Cincinnati. KEAFBEY, Auf. 19.—By bunch- [ KEASBET. Aug. 19. — When manager as well as a number of -emains to be seen. They have some Boston at Bt. Louis. ng four hit* off Dollna, In the *ec-, Schuster's Keasbeytes meet Totten- men of "big league” timber. heavy hitter* and sensational fielders ON WEDNESDAY Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. md inning, netting them three run*, vllle, Sunday afternoon on the T. A. Although Manager Kvist expects; out if they lack the necessary team Other teams not scheduled. he Monitors, lead by "Benny" Gloff, C. oval, for the second same this strong opposition he stated that his work and pep they will not staad Merrl- Yesterday's Results again defeated Fullerton'* season, they will go Into the same team Is prepared to win Sunday's much of a chance against a team as No scheduled. and there- with one The locals will be rein- Kid Meets Pete “Red” games Only 5,000 See Games on -naca here Tuesday night of the stronseet lineups contest. Manhattan Parks, of Newark, itror.g as the Am boys. Potty Standing of Teams by evened up the series In the fight representlns Keaabey for several forced with a pitcher from New It la probable that "Chunk" Ap- Pet. score ■l McDonald — Young Jeff W. L. Opening Days; Drops to 3,- for the championship. The week*. In hopes of defeating the York City, who has twirled one or Will Clash With Joe Mul- plegate will be the choice for Cincinnati .61 46 .570 snded 4 to 1. Islanders. 8outhpew Boo will do the two other games for the team this moundeman. If such is the cam, Brooklyn 63 48 .568 000--Americans Both teams now have two games mound work while Larsen will catch. season. len's Combination. ind with the slight rest he has be«a ■ Smith Fights Willie Baker .545 Hurt. will mark New York 60 50 to their credit. Tonight Maloney on first, J. Fullerton on ible to enjoy since his sensational 66 52 .619 starting Pittsburgh the fifth gams of the series, second. O. Fullerton at short and Kewshey Feds Want Game ihowlng of several weeks ago. it is 56 59 .487 of |HP Another excellent set of bouts Chicago Standing Teams. »t trSO o'clock. Geoff at third will comprise a fast By Special Correspondent. Manager Joseph Mullen, of the nrobahle that he will make a large have been the manage- St. Louis 51 60 .459 Points scored Total Doubles W. Gloff, Parsler and while KEA8BEY, 19:—The crack Perth Amboy representative team, ~ arranged by by infield, Pfeiffer. Mandel, Halb- Aug. tddition to his laurels. 57 .452 ment of the Auditorium Sport Club Boston 47 yesterday, to date. Milchick and a single by Wagen- ert and Grispart can be depended Keasbey Feds are without a game has booked a strong game for this of Perth Amboy for Wednesday, Philadelphia 44 66 .400 United States.32 101 hoffer gave the Monitors three runs upon for their share in coverlns the for Sunday and the management is coming Sunday when the Manhattan August 25. Two ten-round bouts AMERICAN LEAGUE Finland 12 49 in the second, which was sufficient outfield. anxious to arrange a game with Parks, of Newark, are due to spread an- Franklins at South Amboy are to be staged between four real Games Today Sweden IS 2* to win the game. They scored Tottenvllle, on the other hand, some fast team. The Feds have out on the Copper Works Held at New York. The Franklin A. A. of this featherweights. In the main Cleveland at England 6 24 other in the eighth when Milchick will stack a nine the only been defeated four times this 1:30 o'clock to decide the supremacy city good strong against will meander over to South Amboy bout Kid Potty, the pride of Perth Chicago at Philadelphia. France 0 12 tripled and scored on an Infield out. locals. lost the first season, those defeats being against In the national sport. Perth Amboy In Keaabey game this coming Sunday to cross blud- Amboy, will hook up with Pete Red St. Louis at Washington. Canada 7 7 The Merrtmacs first run came In ten one such teams as Matawan. North Am- with Its five victories is in innings by run. straight geons with the 8acred Hearts. Ko- McDonald of New York. In the Detroit at Boston. Italy 7 7 the ninth stanza on singles by Ro- Is boy, etc. t decidedly confident mood and yet Manager Schuster endeavoring bosky will probably be an other ten Lew Snyder, who has been Yesterday’s Results South Africa. 3 7 mer and Soo. to Arrangements can be made by they will not lose sight of the fact d^e complete arrangements for the mound for the South Amboy nrgnn New York, 4; Cleveland, 2. Esthonia ...... 1 3 the sev- 804-J Perth boxing under the name of Young Gloff allowed Merrtmacs deciding games with the Morgan A. calling Amboy. that the decision of a game rests not 1; 0. In the nation. Jeff Smith, erill meet Willie Baker Philadelphia, Chicago, Norway 2 3 en hits but was effective C. and the of New Bruns- cn past victories but upon the play* Boston, 6; Detroit, 6 (11 ins.). him Landings of Elizabeth. New Zealand. 3 3 pinches His teammates gave wick. Efforts will also be made for Pools Jeerers. ng of the better ball in the struggle St. Louis, 18; Washington, 2. BROOKLYN—Ivan Olson has a Potty is boxing in good form right alrtlghrwipport. a senes of games with Keyport. on the board. When a team goes j The representative Ernston hue* as he In Standing of Teams American athletes are living up to collected hits new method of a deaf ear now, proved his bout with The Monitors etgbt turning into a most successful season they ball team defeated a baseball nine W. L. Pet. and are well In j Lew Snyder last week, but in Mc- expectations doing off Dollna. to irate fans who howl at his occas- sre at time to become and apt overly- | representing South Amboy High he will meet an even Cleveland 71 41 .634 spite of the handicaps injuries. Soo and "Maxy" Wagen- sional miscues. He stuffs bis ears Donald tough- "Ponya” good and when bucking up against j School at South Amboy in a twi- and Chicago 72 43 .626 The meet has already made a record honors MORGANSTRAVEL SUNDAY er opponent than Snyder he holfer carried off the batting with cotton. team of any strength at all they : light game on Tuesday night by a to in New York 73 44 .624 In so far as accidents to the Yankee cams will surely have be the best with three hits each. Milchick generally display their confidence to i score of 3-1 in a game which was St Louis 55 65 ,500 athletes are concerned. Frank Zuna, of shape to beat the slugging New next with two bingles. TO KEYPORT FOR BIG 6AME Signs Castoff. »n absurd degree. The Perth Am- called at the end of the seventh in- Boston 52 59 .468 the Marathon runner, is sore from be j Yorker. The tonight promises to CINCINNATI.—The Reds are not were team the be- on game boys not the at j ning account of rain. Nallmew- The is also Washington 48 61 .440 running on poor roads; Will Plant both teams will pre- of castoffs. Snyder-Baker contest Interesting as By Spsritt Correspondent. afraid acquiring They ginning of the year that they are ski pitched for the winning team, be action. Detroit 42 70 .375 has suffered a strain in the groin: Both of Oreasv sure to full of sent their strongest lineups SOUTH AMBOY. Aug. 1»:—The remember the case Neale. now. They have made a decided | while Hess did the twirling for the Philadelphia _ 86 76 .821 Walker Smith pulled a tendon; Pat will be ••Jim” Romer and Schuster Morgans of this city will play one Moran is giving Pitcher Buddy Nap- change for the better and their feel- school team The Ernston twirier McDonald hurt a thumb on shlp- after back In a Merrlmac uniform of their of the season ier, a 8t. Louis Brown failure of 1118, is of victories well earned and secured twelve strikeouts. MOURNING BANDS , : board and the shot put, biggest games ing J dropped being absent from the last game. which would have been bis a by "Mike” Parsler will officiate again IN YESTERDAY’S GAME Joie a | good margin; Ray injured The score of Tuesday nights game: muscle In his leg; Matt McGrath y The Cleveland and New York base- suffered a wrench of the knee which _■ I Merrtmacs. ■j^bb.'.ll playerg wore mourning bands on resulted in his being placed fifth in AB. R- H. E. their uniforms in yesterdays game Filling Little "Banny” Bancroft's the hammer throw, whereas he John Parsler. If * 0 0 0 ^F 0 w and the flags at the Polo grounds shoes at the Philadelphia ball yard should have been second to Pat, Pfeiffer, cf .i.... * 0 0 o F^ were at half mast out of respect to was a task that would make any Ryan; while Sol Butler, our broad Katrausky, ss 4 0 0 Ray Chapman, the Cleveland player shortstopper lose sleep. jumper, was Injured In the elimina- Wagenhoffer, 3b 4 1 8 0 who was hit on the left temple by Bancroft haa no equal in the game tion series. the ® a ball thrown by Carl Mays in Mon- when it comes to scooping up a dust In addition to Injuries Ameri- Joe Parsler. c .' * *V£ lcans are forced to with va- days game, and later died In the ball and flipping It on its way. No, put up Maler. rf . 3 officials who 2 0 2 1? hospital. The Cleveland club was In the wise men of the east and west rious handicaps speak Blanchard, lb 3 0 charge of Coach Jack McCallisfer on both will admit that. \ a language which the Americans do Milchick, 2b and whose ._* _« J* account of Speaker going to Cleve- But "Banny" had done this spect- not understand, interpre- Are tation of the rules ofetn differs with 4 1 1 land with the body of his player. acular act so often In Philadelphia 80 in this The The baseball fans wonder why Bill that it did not Are his teammates those of officials country. metric is used in the Monitors. Dlneen and Bill Evans, two umpires into the kind of action that wins system being _ but the U. S. and AB. R. H. E- who were not in the game on Mon- ball games. Olympic games, in track and field 4 0 1 0 day, make the announcement regard- When he swapped uniforms with England, leaders Grlspart, lb and 2b 4 0 0 0 the that veteran of the sports go by Inches, feet, yards, Sullivan, = ing Mays repeatedly doctoring Arthur Fletcher, S 0 0 0 ball, when these con- miles. Schilcox, 3b . particularly Giants, the Phil fans didn't enthuse * 0 Small *t show that c for from the Advices Belgium Car ditions were done with this Stark, Owner away an over amount. But they are doing J 2 meet is a failure as far. Fullerton, ss * year. it now in big tubfuls. the Olympic 2 2 2 as attendance is concerned. Although — The change of atmosphere worked 1 the greatest athletes in the world are Romer, rf .•••*•• 4 1 a spark of magic on both clubs. The jj records and running some Blanchard, If ...... * H1GHT1DE TABLE Giants started a different style of breaking 2 1 2 of the most stirring races in the Soo, cf h x attack with Bancroft in Fletcher’s .2. — — — standard and let the tire A. M. *P. M. history of sport, the total attendance agrees II shoes and the Phillies started cutting 1 7 0 19 12:35 12:48 on Sunday, the opening day of the 30 T^VERYBODY f August up the same way with the grizzled August 20 1:07 1:89 gaipes, is reported to have been Score by Innings: at is user choose his own size, i // Arthur in their midst. 000000001 JD that August 21 2:01 2:33 5000, while on Monday and Tues- Merrimacs. generally Fletcher is all to the good In Phila- 0 0 0 0 1 x August 23 2:57 3:29 dropped to 3000. Monitors .1.... 0 8 0 delphia. He's playing a great game day the_totals Mil- 23 2:56 4:23 according to reports the Summary:—Three base hits, desirable for merchan' August physically, and his presence inspires Yesterday When the oldest and August 24 4:52 5:15 attendance dropped still lower. chick; two base hits, Joe Parsler. Gawy Cravath's athletes to higher out August 25 5:43 6:03 The reason for this low attendance Gloff. Milchick. Soo: struck by ambitions. The former Giant not on to August 26 6:30 6:45 is due to the fact that the Dollna, 5: by Gloff, «: base balls, dise be only has a strong playing personality, partly graded* rubber manufac- 27 7:11 7:24 never were for track off Dollna, 3; off Gloff 5. Umpire, largest August . but he has the faculty of scattering Belgians strong August 28 7:48 7:59 and field athletics, and then the Parsler. it around among his fellow players. August 29 .. 8:22 8:32 is recovering from a concern in the Bancroft was being criticized at the country just A that turing August 30 8:54 8:52 war. good principle time of the trade as not giving his great August 31 9:25 9:36 The United States wants the JRS. best to the club. For this fault he GLOBE LIGHT world focuses all its re- games of 1924, but has at \ often comes out at the may not have been directly guilty. Olympic present no stadium fit for such an ORGANIZE TEAM Teams Want Games This Sunday. “Banny" needed a change In atmos- event. The return of our athletes sources one Tho Maurer A. A. nine without a phere. end for the car- might be followed by the opening of baseball organisation wrong upon grade, game this Sunday, and Manager Both Fletcher and Bancroft are A new a campaign for the erection of a John TJrbanski is desirous of hearing going great guns In their new sur- known as the Globe Light Junior* stadium. owner—the man with one it makes one from strong Junior or light senior roundings. has been organised In this city and quality, teams in this vicinity. Address all And so time has proven that Crav- it is going to make a strong try for the end a communications to Maurer. ath did not get worst of Yanks Draw 'Em. the junior championship of the city. on his client—and that is the "David Harum" deal in of the to the mind one NEW YORK—Breaking crowd This team Is particularly anxious upkeep August Huth, manager o( the greatest mid-season swaps of or- records is not confined to the Polo meet the North Amboy Juniors and ar whole baseball, team of Kreisdher- ganized baseball history. Grounds entirely. Everywhere the the Red 8tars. —the tire bills to p«bHc. is to book a Ball are folks like of pay* v4lle, endeavoring game players Just Yankees go they pack the customers The member* of the new band with some fast team in this vicinity. everybody else, and the only way tor into the stands, like sardines. balltossers are: A. Pap*, p: J. Nls- Challenges will be received by call- them to their feet out of tne L. Lien, ss; This ideal is vis- pull ky, rf: A. Deliman, U; He feels that tire econ- single ing Tottenville 1077-J. proverbial rut Is to try another J. Boson. 8b; 8. Pinky, c; E. Koc- meadow. Tough For Stars. zun. cf; J. Snagger, lb; J. Godama, ible in U. S. Tire Pat Tells ’Em. NEW YORK.—Three of baseball's 3b. should be a any is re- omy CINCINNATI—Pat moran Lehigh Midgets Win Two. brightest stars have gotten bad They have open dates for August personal to to make the Red- and sorting lectures The Lehigh midgets won two game, breaks this season. Christy Mathew- 29 and September 5, 6, 12, 19 at U. S. dis- the kind of ball of which ad- any legs play yesterday morning defeating the son is ill of tuberculosis. Ty Cobb 2*. All challenges should be contract with the tire-user. factory, are He tells ’em the A. they capable. North Star midgets by a score of Is not on his game. Walter Johnson dressed to Andrew Deliman. care world knows they are the best ball Maurer. in 22-7, and the North Amboy midgets has a bum arm. S. & R. Company, a with tributing branch, any club out this year. , Not transaction be U. S. dealer’s store. i a his car, whether it that the tire-user big or small* Seeing gets his economy mileage along tires in an Reasoning with unlimited guarantee. ^ human terms instead of Policies are harder to make 1

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