All Stars Take Two From South Amboy Bowlers
Sporting gossip from the South Amboy Y M C A alley reports Bill Pemberton's All Stars winning two of three games. Stegmayer led averages with 203 and high game scores of 211 212 and 184. Lambertson posted 249 as high score for South Amboy, with 171 and 153 for 191 average. South Amboy’s Anderson led their side with 244 179 158 for 194. South Amboy won game one by 160 pins, fell in game two by 38, and the Stars claimed the deciding game by 112. Al Simonsen anchored Perth with 187.
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Lambertson
Bill” Pemberton
All Stars
South Amboy Y. M. C. A
South Amboy
Fishing good at pier long branch ling and whiting plentiful
Long Branch jet reports steady whiting and ling catches this week from local fishermen. M Altman lists several standout hauls including C Beatty with 41 ling and 8 whiting and C L Franke with 36 ling and 14 whiting. Others from Irvington Trenton Newark Elizabeth and Long Branch report smaller yet solid catches.
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M. Altman
C. Beatty
Clinton Avenue
Irvington
Ling
C. L. Franke
East State Street
Trenton
G. Branhan
Nineteenth Street
Newark
Whiting
Lottie Adams
Fourth Street
Elizabeth
H. Cohen
Spring Street
Tottenville Wins Deciding Game Over Pleasant Plains
Tottenville high school baseball team defeated Pleasant Plains 10 to 4 in the deciding game of a three game series played yesterday afternoon. The Tottenville battery was Schaeffer and Hoehn, while Pleasant Plains was backstopped by Austin and Doty. The first two games were split with each club winning on its home field.
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Pleasant Plains
Tottenville High School
Pleasant
Giants LUCK May Last If Doyle, Young, Barnes Hold Form
Larry Doyle returns to form with home runs and stellar fielding, Ross Young rises to star status, and Jess Barnes adds needed right handed depth for the Giants. If these three sustain peak play through the season, New York's pennant hopes stay alive. doubts linger over Doyle's durability yet.
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Ross Yung
Barnes
John J. McGraw
Larry Doyle
Ross Young
Jess Barnes
Giants
Charley Herzog
Larry
Poll Perritt
McGraw
Young
Dave Robertson
Robertson
Man's Complex Body Built Of Eighteen Simple Substances
The article declares that man is the most complex machine in the cosmos composed of at least eighteen simple bodies. It lists hydrogen oxygen nitrogen carbon sulfur fluorine chlorine bromine iodine phosphorus arsenic silicon sodium calcium magnesium iron and manganese aluminum boron and vanadium as constituents.
Avoid Its Dangerous Stage of Catarrh
The ad warns that catarrh can progress to lung involvement and consumption. It dismisses sprays and inhalers as ineffective and touts 8. 8. S. as the proven remedy that removes germs from the blood. It offers a bottle from the druggist and medical advice from the Swift Laboratory Medical Director in Atlanta.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Keasbey Wins Again In Lopsided Ellendale Victory
Keasbey school defeats Ellendale 25 to 4 on home grounds for their third straight win. Parsler pitched well allowing seven hits with fourteen strikeouts. Epstein and Parsler led with five and four hits respectively including home runs. Sutch homered for Ellendale and Rogan Narleski each homered for Keasbey.
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Keasbey
Fords
Elsworth W. Ferdon
Parsler
Kaminski
Epstein
Sutch
Rogan
Narleski
Sabo
Giants Face Tough West Schedule After Easy Start
The Giants built an early, comfortable lead by beating weak NL clubs as Chicago surged with nine straight wins over Cardinals Pirates and Reds. The Cubs now push hard, while New York braces for a sterner West slate and a harder race. No runaway season for either club.
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New York
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
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Cardinals
Pirates
Reds
Cards
New York Giants
Amboy High Falls 5-0 to St Benedicts Prep
The Amboy high school varsity lost yesterday afternoon as St Benedicts Prep of Newark defeated the locals 5-0. Despite the shutout, the Crimson and White fought hard and showed promise they will soon find their stride to turn around a winless season.
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St. Benedict's Prep
Newark
Acme Midgets to Meet Keasbey Raritans Sunday
Acme Midgets will face the Raritans of Keasbey Sunday at 2 30 PM on the Copper Works diamond. The prior Salems scheduling issue with a Bronx team caused the Sunday game cancellation due to a guarantee dispute.
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Acme
Keasbey
Copper Works
Lehigh Valley workers subscribe to third Liberty Loan
Lehigh Valley railroad and coal company employes totaling 23,015 subscribed for 1,545,700 dollars in the third Liberty Loan, 99.2 percent of the force. President E. E. Loomis praised the loyalty and urged continued patriotic investment. In total 40,383 employees across both companies subscribed for 2,543,200 dollars.
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Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Rairoad
E. E. Loomis
Chesterfield and Voltaire at a French assembly
The fourth earl of Chesterfield attended a grand French gathering where Voltaire questioned him on beauty. Chesterfield quipped that he could not judge beauty amid the scene, admitting he was no judge of pain.
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Chesterfield
Voltaire
Earl of Chesterfield
France
Hesterfield
Argonaut
Forest Skyscrapers among gum trees noted tallest on record
Gum trees grow rapidly with several Australian giants exceeding 400 feet in height. A southeast Australia felled specimen measured 471 feet, the tallest tree on record, while California's tallest big tree reaches 825 feet.
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California
Australia
Popular Science Monthly
How Caesar Made Name Immortal
In 465 B. C. arithmetic snares prompted Julius Caesar to reform the calendar. He decreed leap years with 866 days and other years 868 days, shifted New Year from March to January, and named July after himself, thus marking his name for 81 days each year.
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Caesar
Julius Caesar
Botanical Wonder at Karnak Walls Shows Ancient Plant Knowledge
The oldest botanical work in the world is carved on the Karnak temple walls in Thebes Egypt. It depicts foreign plants Thothmes III brought back from Arabia with leaves fruit and seed pods shown separately like modern treatises.
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Thebes
Egypt
Thothmes III
Arabia
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