Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-09-18
American Smelling & Refining
Company Defeated Pardee
Works by Score of IA to /.
BIG CROWD ON HAND.

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Amusement Park Saturday afternoon
with drizzling rain on the side, and,
when it was all over, Captain Dunn
and his band of c. pardee Works
championship aspirants were smoth-
cred, to the tune of II to | and Cap
tain Mullen's nine cup cbasers stood
on top, the twice winners Of the fac
tory league cup and the champions of
lD05.
A crowd variouslv estimated Mt from
fifteen hundred to two thousand per.
sons saw the Pardee boys 90 down be-
fore the A.. S. Il II aggregation.
Enthusiasm a high and scores of the
rooters had provided themselves with
megaphones to swell the sounds which
arc to he heard only at an exhibition
of the national game. The partisan
ship vas strong and the. rivalry in
tense.
The American Smelling & Refining
Works team batted like major league
stickers and swatted Colyer's delivery
for n total OF nineteen safe hits. A
couple of wild throws and loose field
ing when gilt-edged work was needed
completed the list of causes of the
Pardees defeat. They had an off day,
for they have been playing champion
ship ball throughout the season. The
fourth. fifth and seventh innings were
veritable batfests with the Guggies
as the performers, and it was in those
innings that they proved beyond a
doubt that they were to win the valua-
BILE trophy hung up by the wife of one
of their employers.
AS the Pardees came to bat each
inning their partisans almost yelled
themselves hoarse. but to no avail, and
but three safe hits were secured of
Mullen. To Colyer S credit be it said
that the fielding of the G. Z. W. team
was loose he did his best and that he
was steady as could be ut times, as is
evidenced by his six strike outs ant
no bases on balls. He made one of the
Pardees' hits.
The story of the historical game
given in detail below shows that the
heavy hitting OF the A. S. g. II. boys
seemed to take the starch out oil
Manager Gillis' aggregation. Mullen
covered himself with several kinds o.
glory and ended his second victorious
season with the A. S. e. K. team Ly
winning the twelfth victory of the
present ummer
Considerable money in small sum
changed hands. In the audience were
many members of the fair sex.
Perfect order was maintained
throughout the game, thanks in large
part to Managers Fullerton and Gillis
of the two %contending teams,
A detailed story of the game fol.
lows:
First inning-Mullen lifted a long
ny to center field and Dunn pulled il
down. II. Oberly hit short to G. Wal
den and was ont on first. Deter hit
for a base. Dooley to Colyer to Ras-
mussen. No runs.
Delany hunted and Mullen threw
him out at first. Rasmussen to Deter
to Iverson. Gallagher struck out. Nc
runs.
Second inning-DeLeon hit a poi
fly TO Rasmussen. . Ed Oberly struck
out. Iverson hit safe to first. Wal
ney famed. No runs.
Knapper knocked a high ny which
Dcoley gobbled. c. Walden hit the
ball a few feet, Dooley and Mullen
collided and Walden was safe. Colyer
hit a fly to right. DeLeon didn't gel
1t, but he threw Walden out at second.
Dunn hit safe to deep center field
and Colyer scored the first run Koy-
en- hit a high foul and Doolcy caught
it One run.
Pardees now had the lead for the
only time.
Third Inning-Geist hit to Colyer
who threw him out at first. Mullen
hit to Colyer and also died at first.
Fl. Oberly safe on first. No runs
. w. Walden flied and reached secund.
Delancy's pop fly fell into Mullen's
glove. Rasmussen famed. Gallagh-
er walked Knapper to Geist, out on
fret No rnns
Fourth inning-Dooley got three
strikes on him but reached first on
Gallagher's tumble. DeLeon hit tc
Colyer who threw to second, DeLeor
going to second and Dooley to third.
E. Oberly flied to Rasmussen. Ras-
mussen threw wild to thir6 and Doole,
and DeLeon scored Iverson out q
first. Walney safe on first. Geist hi
to left and Walney scored. Gels
scored or Mullen's hit, and Mullen
stoe e ond. He scored on Fl. ODER