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FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1938 THE SOUTH AMBOY CITfZEN PAGE SEVEN
Lewis A. A. Meets
Carteret Legion Team
Tomorrow Evening
Quintet Will Play Saturdiiy Nite
Games At Hi«h School
Auditorium
Tomorrow evening the Lewis A. A.
•will inaugurate
its new Saturday
night same policy, when It meets
the Caiteret American Legion team
in the High School Auditorium here.
In the preliminary game, the Lewis
Girls' team will meet the KeaTisburg
Oirls' Club team and there will
be dancing before and after the
same.
Arrangements have been made lor
tames here every Saturday night
during the remainder of the season
with tome of the fastest teams in
this iection meeting the local quintet.
Sun Meets Rotary;
McGraws vs. Buskeys
In Y League Tonight
Tonight in the Club
League it
the YMCA, thet# will be two games
In the 'first the Sun Oil will meet
the Kotary and In the second
the
McGraws will roll the Buskeys.
Next Thursday, there will be four
games, the K of C rolling the Catholic
Club; Frank's Market rolling the
Busikey team, and the Scribes meet-
Ing the Terra Cobta and the
Perfect
Vest rolling the Jersey
Central.
Friday night the Sun Oil w:ll
roll McGraws and the Pennsylvania
Railroad will oppose the Rotary.
Scores of' Tecent games:
Buskeys (1) Kennedy 193, 223,
201; McCarthy 210, 177, 148; Lambertson
174, 172, 143; S. Sczalolskl
167, 159, 192; Adams, 180, 200, 192.
Totals 924, 931, 882.
P. B. B. (2) Trowell, 163, 202,194;
•Carrigg 160, 128, 147; Purcell 167,
226, 188; Stivers 217, 206, 192; Thomas
164, 222, 190. Totals 891, 988,
SH.
* * *
McGraws (1) Glendinnlng 184,
174 171; Goodlng xxx, xxx, 149;
Hammer 142, 124, xxx; Groves 129.
144, 183; Plcarle 148, 174, 170; R.
Karle 182, 188, 145. Totals 785, 824,
4)18.
Scribes (2)
Coogan 205. 133, xxx,
Howard xxx, xxx, 133; B. Steiner
199 247, 151; Gent 159, xxx, xxx;
McHose xxx, 195. 170; S. Steiner 161,
St. Mary's Wins
From South River by
Two Point Margin
By a two point maraln, St. Mary's |
boat out South River High on the
Augusta street court here Saturday
night in a thrilling exhibition. The
final score was 28 to 26.
Weinman was responsible for the
winning goal that put'Victory in the
Saints' bag, and gave them their
sixth consecutive victory.
St. Mary's was trailing by
ten
points at the start of the third period
and jumped up to even the
score as the fourth period closed.
Two points were secured by each
team in the overtime period.
With a minute and a half to play
in the final regular period, Ryan of
St. Mary's missed a foul try and
with a half minute remaining Bonus
of South River missed a similar
chance.
Harkins and Crowe put St. Mary's
out in front by a two point margin
in the first overtime period,
and
Fritsch tied up the game for the
third time with only twenty seconds
of the period remaining.
South River
Mursky. f
Sitze, f
Pawlowskl, f-c
Senko, f
Fritsch. c
Sigle. g
Bonus, g
Hatter, g
Totals
ST. MARY'S
McGowan. f
Weinman, f
Ryan,c
Dolan, c
nnrkins, g
Crowe, g
Totals
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Three Rutgers Teams
To Resume Activities
Tomorrow Night
Swimming, Basketball, Wrestling
Teams End Holiday
Layoffs.
Rutgers University athletic teams,
idle during the Christmas vacation,
will resume activities this week
\yith the basketball, swimming and
wrestling teams meeting intercollegiate
opponents o n Saturday.
The undefeated basketball team
197 xxx - Gent xxx, xxx, 181; M. Soo; will have Dickinson for its fifth" op-
W 161.' 177. Totals 912, 955, 812. * ' "-• •
* * *
Botary (1) D. Reed 167, 177, 175;
Blind 135, 135, 135; R. Mason, 105,
160 169; Blind 135, 135, 135; Stephenson
244, 192, 196. Totals 829, 801,
810.
Catholic Club (2) McGuire 163,
191, 177; Sh&V> 157, 161, 192; Blind
135 135, 135; Carroll, 201, 169, 177;
Banfleld 159, 199, 165. Totals 812,
850, 846.
* * *
Perfect Vest (1) M. Weiss 154,
160 149; D. Weiss 145, xxx, xxx;
Switzer xxx, 154, 131; J. Yanas 199,
172, 132; M. Yanas 161, 182, 130;
A. Szagolscky 211, 205, 169. Totals
870, 873, 711.
Rotary (2) D. Reed, 135. 15B, 156;
Safrnn 187, 169, 215; Peterson 182,
150, 170; Ried, 181, 155, 151; Stephenson
203, 173, 188. Totals 888. 803,
£80.
* * *
Sun OH (0)
(Forfeit.)
ponent of the season in the Rutgers
Gymn at 8:30 Saturday night.
The
other two outfits, opening their
current seasons, will travel as the
swimmers face Columbia at New
York and the wrestlers tackle Princeton's
matmen at Princeton.
In view of the return to form that
gave them a one-point victory over
Princeton's cagers, the Scarlet
basketball players will be favored
over the Dickinson team which lost
its opening game to the Tigers.
Coach Frank Hill is far from confident,
however, for the visitors will
be seeking revenge for two successive
defeats at the hands of the
Rutgers quintet.
The'swirnming team that will open
the most difficult Rutgers schedule
hi years shows promise of being
even stronger than last" year's oncecicfeated
array. The only important
losses through graduation were
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Locust Will Meet
Nebus Club in Heart
League Monday Nite
Monday night in the Sacred Heart
Bowling League, the Jjocusts will
meet the Nebus Club, Tuesday night
Ernston meets the Kurzawa outfit,
Wednesday it will be Franks against
Clemys and the action for the week
will end Friday night with Adams
rolling the Benedicts.
Scores of recent matches:
Emston (0): C. Gomolka (1) 166.
S. Petner (2-3) 138; 167. A. Lagoda
162; 135. T. Phillips (1): 101. A.
Gomolka (1-3) 129; 152. Zretoiec,
2-3) 258; 147. Kolodjieski 164; 130
200. K. Petner (1-2); 204; 145. Totals,
764; 833; 801.
Nebus Assn. (3): Jensen 190: 200
193. Hess. 203; 177; 219. C. Moran,
179; 255; 192. Kennedy, 209; 202;
171. Cowan, 173; 157; 232. Totals:
954; 991; 1007.
* * *
Benedicts (1): Swlderski, 185;
36; 145. Wojciechowski: 153; 147;
163. F. Walczak. 149; Rev. Urtoanik,
2-3) 92; 118. J. Sharo, 167; 146;
31. W. Walczak, 202; 150; 162. To-
,als: 856; 671; 719.
Kureaiwa's (2): Hrankowski. 145;
66; 152. Si Sharo, 176; 190; 169.
'loskonka, 125; 166; 166. C. Sharo,
79; 159; 144. Klosek, 157; 182; 181.
Totals 782; 863; 812.
* * *
Clems Club (0): Dcforzynski, 126;
189; 173. Adamecs 137; 164; 155. A.
Jankowski, 145; 131; 140. Koziorowski,
131; 152; 185. Ciszewski, 234;
210; 177. Totals 773; 846; 830.
Adams (3); Keraperski, 155; 152;
155. Szatkoski, 125; 196; 105. Dzlekan,
222; 183; 144. L. Lagoda, 150;
Green's Men's Shop
Wins Roll Off With
Peterson Pharmacy
Green's Men shop
annexed the
first half title in the
YMCA City
League Tuesday evening when they
took three games from Peterson's
Pharmacy in a roll off to decide the
tie for first
place. They knocked
down a total of 3014 pins against
2677 for the Pill Rollers.
Pemberton was top
man in the
match with a total of 629 pins.
The scores:
Green's Mens Shop: Pemberton,
202; 206; 222. Moran. 226: 207; 203.
Becker, (1) 161. Kennedy (2-3):
181; 232. V. Poulson, 182; 211; 221.
J. Poulson, 184; 178; 199. Totals:
955; 982; 1077.
PeteTson Pharmacy: Carlisle 166;
176; 177. Lowndes,
B. Lamibertson, (1)
149; 173; 168.
145. AWbatlello
(2-3): 183; 200. Fox, 197; 209; 156.
Cowan, 167; 226; 185.
967; 886.
Totals 824;
J C P & L. (3) Neweth 121, 152,: Simpson, back stroke swimmer, who
163; Bu:ke, 131, 153, 170; Riley, 151,
140, 131; Newton xxx 7890$—7890 ..
140, 131; Blind 135, xxx, xxx; Newton
xxx. 125, 136; Gominger 166, 194,
221. Totals 704, 764, 821.
* * *
Frank's Market (0)
(Forfeit.)
K. of C. (3) Grimley 135, 161,
178; Wiater 144, 212, 146; Gelsinon
111, 153, 126; Nolan 145, 161, 169;
Gundrum 181, 117, 183. Totals 716,
804, 802.
* * *
Perfect Vest (2) J. Yanas 171, 146,
212: F. Zagrzecki 181, 166, 138; D.
Weiss 171, 166, 119;
C. Symanski
152, 165, 148; A. Shabolsky 204, 187,
209. Totals 879, 830, 826.
Terra Cotta (1) Bodziak 177, 199,
171; Lizura 142, xxx, 152: Carroll
xxx, 148, xxx; Boshada 164, xxx,
157; McCaCrthy xxx, 130. xxx; Dowtlell
185, 183. 200: Shang 197, 168,
150. Totals 865, 828, 830.
will be more than replaced by several
up-a'n-coming sophomores.
Columbia's natators, growing move
powerful each year, will start with
a good chance of toppling the Scarlet
team for their second victory
s:nce 1928 in the series which has
seen Rutgers win eight times.
Raphael Birthplace a Museum
The house where Raphael, the
famed Italian painter, was born in
1483, at Urbina, is a museum.
Blind, Catches Fish
Though blind, the Chinese dolphin
is able to catch and devour fish
that have normal sight.
Many Cumiiounds of Carbon
There are more than 250,000
known compounds of carbon which,
with hydrogen, is the chief ingredient
of natural gas.
Fritz Faulkner, diver; Doane Me- 173.' 212' A Marczak 135. 188". 22B.
Carthy, distance man. and Eddie rotaj s 78 rj, 89a. 842
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Locust (1) Rev. Urbanik 159, 178,
203; A. Urbanik 166, 161, xxx; Cierpial
xxx, xxx, 142; G. Lagoda 162,
213, 162; F. Zebro xxx. 168, 177; S.
Urbanik 158, xxx, 182; J. Urbanik,
190. 183. Totals 835, 858, 866.
Fl-anks Market (2)
F. Rackoskl
xxx, 150, 134; Opiola 164, xxx, xxx;
Wilus xxx, 168, 138; Brylinski 169,
xxx, 166; Kuc 221, 180, 178; Revolinski
171, 158, xxx; Rasmussen 198,
218, 192. Totals 923, 883, 808.
Rider College Alumni
Sets Aside 3 Days for
Homecoming Event
Banquet, Central Feature. Will
He Held Satimlav Evening
• January 29th
Three days have been set asid? for
,the homecoming of Rider College
Alumni—January 28, 29 and 30.
The first general reunion was held
In January last year and thousands
of old students returned for a day
or two.
The central feature of the reunion
is of course, the banquet which will
be held on Saturday evening, January
29th, at the Stacy-Trent Hotel.
Trenton hotels have made special
rates for the returning alumni for
t.ho three dny period. The first event
of the reunion will be a basketball
Ktune between the Alumni and the
Varsity teams on Friday, January
28th, at 8 P. M.
The moinins of Saturday will be
devoted to a visitation of college
buildings. Sorority and Alumni Sorority
and Fraternity luncheons will
bo hold nt 12:30 P. M. Saturday.
Alumni Association meeting for
election of officers will be held at
the college at 2:30 P. M. The banquet
raid reunion of classes will bn
held Saturday night followed by an
Alumni Ball.
Sunday will be devoted to Sorority
nml Fraternity activities.
Light I'tdiii Corona in Hcllpse
Tola) )ij,'ht from Ihe corona in ft
solur pcllpKo is equal lo half thai
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THROUGH THE HOOP
By Joe Chaitnello
Joe Baiiey, tournament manager
of county bawling tournaments,
announced that the 1938 county
bowling tourney will be held at the
Sportswood Hotel starting
Februr.:y
15th..This year bnwlers will
be divided into two classes, A and
B. .Bowlers with an average of 170
or better will bowl in class A..Others
with averages until 170 will
bowl in class B. .In order that a
five man team may bowl in class
A, they must have an average of
850 or better. .Those in class B
will be those teams that have
an
average of less than 850..In
two
man teams, class A will consist of
duets having an average of 340 or
better. .Class B will consist of duets
having an average of' less
340.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
111 Chancery of New Jersey.
Between Millard B. Emn. Complainant,
and Olekadia Olesiak. Ft
Als., Defendants. Fi. Fa. for the
sale of mortgaged
premises dated
December 8, 1937.
By virtue of the above stated writ,
to me directed and delivered, I will
expose to sale at pub'.ic vcrrlue on
WEDNESDAY, THE 19TH DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D.. 1938
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SHERIFF'S SALE
In Chancery of New Jersey
Between Home Extension Building
& Loan Association, of Sayreville,
N. J., a corporation of the State of
New Jersey, Complainant, and
Thomas F. Dolan and Rose V. Dolan,
his wife, et als.. Defendants. Fi. Fa.
lor the sale of mortRaged premises
dated December 14. 1937.
By virtue of the above stated writ
to me directed and delivered, I will
expose to sale at public vendue on
WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY-
SIXTH DAY OF JANUARY, A, D,
NINETEEN HUNDRED AND
THIRTY-EIGHT
at two o'clock, Standard Time, in
the afternoon of the said day, at
the Sheriff's Office in the City'of
New Brunswick, N. J.
All those lots, tracts or parcels of
land and premises hereinafter particularly
described, situate, lying and
being in the City of South Amboy,
in the County of Middlesex and
State of New Jersey.
Known and designated on the recorded
map of the Village, of South
Amboy (now city), which map is
entitled "Map of Property situate in
the Town of South Amboy, Middlesex
County. N. J. Surveyed and pro-
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tracted by a scale of 100' to
June, 1935. by John Perrlne,
In
Jr.,
Sheriff's Office in the City of New
Brunswick, N. J.
All the following tract or parcel
of land and premises hereinafter
particularly desoribed, situate, lying
and being in the City of Perth Amboy,
in the County of Middlesex
and State of New Jersey.
Being on the northerly side ot
Broad Street as intended to be laid
out and opened. Beginning on said
Broad Street at the Southwesterly
corner of a lot of land conveyed i>y
J. Parker and wife to James Mullen
by Deed dated October 10, 1857;
thence limning westerly along
Broad Street, Twenty-five (25) feet
in width and extending Northerly
nt right angles in dnpth One Hundred
(100) feet. Bounded Southerly
by said Broad
Street; Easterly by
Lot of land now or formerly of James
Mullen, deceased; Westerly by
land now or
formerly of William
Flowers, and Northerly by land now
or formerly of Arnold Lynd and
Parker.
Premises are known as No, 182
Broad Street.
The approximate amount of the
decree to be satisfied by said sule is
the sum of Five Thousand Twentytwo
Dollars ($5,022.00), together
with the costs of this sale.
Together with all and singular
the rights, privileges, hereditaments
and appurtenances thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertaining.
F. Herdman Harditv, Sheriff.
Harry C. Brown, Solicitor.
in Woodfrriidge Township, Middlesex
County, N. J,, Aujust, 1913, surveyed
and mapped by Larson and
Fo>:."
Beg:nn:ng at a pcint in the
northerly line of Woodbridge avenue
distant oastc-rly one hundred
(100) feet fiom its intersection
1 with the easterly line of Sewaren
avenue; from thence running d)
northerly parallel with Sewaren
avenue one hundred twenty-five
(125) feet; thence (2) easUrly parallel
with Woodbridge avenue fifty
(50) feet; thence (3) southe-ly parallel
with the first described course
?ne hundred twenty-five (125) feet
(0 the northerly line of Wocdbrid?e
avenue;
thence (i> westerly along
ihe said northerly J : ne of Woodbridge
avenue fifty (50) feet to the
point or place of beginning.
Bcin;-,' bounded
cm the north by
parts of Lot 483 and 500; on the
east by Lot No. 306; on the south
by Woodbridge avenue and on the
weKt by Lot No. 303.
Being the premises commonljr
known and designated as No. 87
Woodbridge avenue, Sewaren, N. J.
The approximate amount of the
decree to be satisfied by said sale is
the sum of Five Thousand
Three
Hundred Twenty-eight Dollars ($5,-
328.00), together with the costs Of
this sale.
Together with all and singular the
rights, privileges, hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto
belonging
or in anywise appertaining.
F. HERDMAN HARDIN,
Sheriff.
Peter Clausen, Solicitor.
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SHERIFF'S SALE—In Chancery of
New Jersey Between The Home
Owners' Loan Corporation, a corporation
having its principal office
in the City of •Washington, restrict
of Columbia, Com/plainant and Joe
(also known &s Joseph) Roman, et
als., Defendants. Fi Pa for the sale
of mortgaged premises dated November
24, 1937..
By virtue of the above stated writ
to me directed and delivered. I 1*111
expose to sale at public vendue on
WEDNESDAY, THE 12TM DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D., 1938
at two o'clock Standard Time in the
afternoon of the said day at the
Sheriff's Office in the City of New
Brunswick. N. J.
ALL the following tract or parcel
Surveyor," as and by the lots numbers
one (No. 1) and two (No. 2)
in Block No. 25. being situated on
the southwest corner of Broadway
and Henry Street, as laid out on said
map, each of said lots being twentyfive
feet in front and rear and one
hundred feet deep on each side, and
bounded as follows:
Southerly by lot No. 3. westerly
by Lot No. 72; northerly by Henry
Street, and easterly by Broadway,
all n?cordin