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Perth Amboy Evening News (Perth Amboy, N.J.). 1922-09-29 [P 23] %A NOT HER BIG BOXING SHOW IN ROOSEVELT TONIGHT Candidates For School NEVER TOO WISE TO EXPECT BETTER ■Eleven ShowContinued LEARN! F&iref ., i ImprovementEveryDay °!Boroush BoZeSS (H. S. Correspondent) up well for the end positions, and Mike Malle's future in the prize Wilner and Convery are also to be ring will be decided tonight when rise of the Despite the sudden considered for these positions. Sal- Give Fans Something to Talk Better Than he gives battle to Bert Smithers. mercury, the school squad of a Generally During high acki probably will be assigned to Elizabeth welterweight, in tho eight chasers went through a pigskin guard position, his work to date About for Months to Season-Marvelous and round main event on the card of yesterday that would do scrimmage Practically entitling him to this the Roosevelt Boxing Club to be ex- credit to a veteran team. Coach Come Incredible berth. Plays hibited In Coughlin’s auditorium. Robert S. Waddell the men on kept The backfleld is still giving the This is the third show to be staged used nearly the go constantly and coach some trouble as the candl under the auspices of the borough four teams during the complete dates appear about evenly matched. NEW YORK, Sept. 29.—What NEW YORK, Sept. 29—Baseball organization. afternoon. I'or quarterback, Martin and Larson the world's series every fan goes to fans expect a better brand of During the early part of this year ■ Rutie Allen was on hand and are Martin play- running a close race. to see hi one ot "those plays" —ore in the Mazie suffered a defeat at the hands of B men. ing World’s series than is B look charge of the squad bus just the voice for giving sig- of the super-plays that he can'talk of Smithers and this was displayed throughout the season shortly Bills continuous “roasting" urged the nals to his men and his build en- all winter and read about in after about as a the Staten Island boxer had men to and as a result and general rule their anticipa- B higher feats ables him to bowl over opposition. memoirs in the years to scored an over scmebody's tions are easy victory Johnny ■ the men in the second lineup put Larson can no realized, excepting the ™ get through the tiniest ccme. Ho goes In the hope that Carroll of Itoosevelt. If Smithers some freak incidents that develop a few up unexpected opposition. cf openings and possesses speed. can tell some eager listener, "I saw should score a similar victory over 1 and Don Martin ex- marvelous plays and a few incred- Ray Carlbon Carlbon is sure of one of the half- It. 1 was there." Mazie tonight. It would be practic- Held run- ible hibited some pretty open back positions, as his work to date And in the hotels ot the partici- misplays. ally useless for tho latter to attempt Both men scrim- is ning. during the has been sensational. Rasmussen pating clubs in the days before the Airtight pitching expected of a further climb in the boxing world. a fumbled ball and the mage picked up is the most promising man for the scries is underway there will be that pitchers. They are supposed to Mazie will without a doubt draw ran for a touchdown. "Buddy" I-ar- few on fullback position, while Knoblock some jovial crew of "always thercs". give bases balls, to have ab- tho largest individual crowd for the several times scn, ths grand kid. and Grieve are still lighting for the Some of them spend a week cross- solute control of the ball, and to show tonight as a big delegation 1s in the stole through small openings other halfback position. ing the continent to experience the pitch a masterful “heady” game. coming over from Staten Island line for conspicuous gains. A thorough drill in forward pars- feel of a chilly bubble creeping up The hitting is supposed in advance with him. Smithers Is expected to Dave For the second team, Stepa- ing, drop kicking and punting was their spines to bo exploded near t.u« to be sharp and devastating when have his crowd with him and tho coff and Olecesky showed brilliant held on Wednesday. Larson. Mar- base of the brain by somebody's one- a battery of of swatters opens tip— Carroll delegation will also be In and Goldfarb and Spivack did or play, tin, Rasmussen, Grieve, Carlbon a-d handed stab of a hot liner some but above all tho fielding is expect- attendance to see the boxer who work on the line. “Boots” some good Knoblock all tried their hand at the other of the "deciding plays"—one ed to be flawless. scored a decisive victory over their Cch$n and “Red" Nolan, tackles, aerial means of attack and all show- “climaxes" of the favorite. of the many East year there was an average ring seem sure of varsity berths. Both ed up well. Martin, Larson series. It would not he to hear fairly of only one and three-eights errors surprising nrb sure-grip tacklers and break up and Carlbon obtained some dis- None of the Old Guard who take that Carroll Is matched to great a grume—five eights for tho New fight plays with unusual vigor. tance from their kicks, all ranging their baseball straight ever will for- Mazie if the latter is successful In shown York Nationals, who won, and three Stern and Bohnsack have from thirty to forty-five yards. get the series of 1908 when Kd scoring a clean cut victory over his — ~ ~— fourths of one error a game for the nnrvfcrvnnnri—i—r Overall and "Three Finger" Brown, Elizabeth opponent tonight. Mazie, Yankees, who lost—which is the old Cub machine of the very however, will have to enter the ring pitched close to perfect baseball. Yet the "genuwine mahogany" days to four several pounds lighter than when series was decided on victories to one defeat against De- by misplays he last fought the the borough ring troit. Kd Ruelbach and Kd Rleistcr defense; the Giants won the last artist. two were the other hurlers ot the old games on errors. The card for tonight’s show fol- MADE The Giants offended in only three lows: RODGERS Cubs. In the hotel lobbies now they are games and the Yankees in five of Mike Mazie and Bert Smithers, heatedly discussing the pitching the eight, three players on each eight rounds. Bennie Herts duels between Christy Mathewson team accounting for all the errors. Benny Hertz and Ray Jensen, six and Rube Marquard of tho Giants, Frank Frisch, the Giant second rounds. about 135 pounds. Jensen managed GREAT RECORD against Chief Bender and Kddie 'baseman, made the majority of the John Glnda and Toung Appel- by Tom mg Fitzgerald has bee* Plank of the Athletics, of only ten Nathionals* misplays—three out of baum, four rounds. training at the local Knights of years ago, and how Franklin J. tho five, and Earl Smith, a catcher, Kid Ctnzo and Charley Leslie, Columbus clubhouse, while Hertz was four rounds. lias been training in Carteret. Baker, the young Marylander, BY BILLY EVANS “Yes, I have and Arthur Nehf, a pitcher, each be- changed my style action is in to sign "Home Run" made one of the other John Grcgus and Steve Stens- Plenty of promised For the Maurer Team Against His and permitted No matter how great one may be slightly,“ he replied. “A low ball two. Frisch’s Pitching Batting fore his name when the dust had lauw, four rounds. the preliminary contests, four m in line of sport it is always always has been hardest for mo to errors were distributed over three This cleared away. any Young Hobby and Kid Victor, number and four rounds apiece. Hungarians Sunday Wins Honors for Durham to improve one's game. hit. For the last two or three years days. Others talk of the "Hitless Won- possible four rounds. John Ginda of Carteret and Youni In Walter Hagen all that style delivery has troubled me Mike Yankee third Afternoon Club in ders" of 1906—the team of the late golf typifies McNally, base Interest in Semi-Final Appelbaum of Rahway in one event, 9 Virginia that is worth while. He looks the more than ever. made as Jiggs Donahue and the amusing man, many errors as There is considerable interest In Kid Cinzo of Port Reading and of a and it. “Although I have been hitting at Nick Altrock that swamped Frank part champion, plays Frisch, though as the series was the semi-final contest of six rounds Charley Leslie of this city in an- never is he is low balls for 17 years in the majors four Yet Ilagen satisiled. summed up, both were bulwarks for inasmuch ns both are John Gregus of The deciding game of the series 29.—The Chance and his bristling Cubs, hoys aspiring other, Woodbridse SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. always trying to add something new I decided to see if 1 couldn’t devise their teams. Like and Steve Stonslauw between the Hungarian Catholic games to two, and how Donahue the Giant second for lightweight supremacy' in this of West Durham Baseball Club, of the Pied- to his repertoire of shots. some way of making it easier. sacker section. Chrome in the third, Club baseball team and the Maurer made several one-handed catches of his three missteps were Ray Jensen of this city and Young mont League, In the Virginia state, In baseball Cobb stands out as Made Them Higher will be balls by stretching an Ty spread over three days.
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