Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-10
TIPS CAUGHT
At The PARK
Notes Gathered at The City
League Games.

The crowd at the park Sunday
was large, considering the weather
When the first game was called
forty-five minutes late, as usual
the sun was bright and everything
lovely. BUT! When the Danes and
Marions FLASHED, 1t was some o-coid.
Kohler, of the Marons, pitched
both games in great style. AS some
one said In the stands, he didn't get
warmed up until late in tho second
game. Kohler has speed to burn and
worked his now famous balloon
ball with deadly results. 1t had
the Franklins' goats, but the Danes
punished it on one or two occasions.
Where was Umpire Larsong The
fans want to know"
Harry Apologize, for the Frank
Inns, was very much in evidence dlr-
ing the first game. His pitching was
a decided factor in keeping the score
| down, for his team mates accorded
him poor support. The Roosevelts
will find it hard to hit him, the base
ball bugs in town declare.
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Heating, OF the Marions, fell down
| trying to pick Olsen's Texas Lacquer
off a blade of grass in the third In
ming. He made a game try and
wound up his efforts by stepping on
his hand. He spiked n Of his fin
gers so badly that he was forced to
stay out of the second game.
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Those Franklins think they are
regular Giants on the bases. Con
sidering themselves speed boys they
threw away a great chance to tie
the score in the ninth inning. Bun
coaching and poor running account
ed for the ultimate result.
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Carroll made an error on Smiths
grounder. The runner tried for sec
ond, with no one down, mind you
and was thrown out by yards. Fritl
followed UP with a single to center
which would have sent Smith Il
third. Then Fritz stole second. Noy
there's one out. Watch it! Frit
tries to steal third base! What's til
answer? "0ut,p bellows umpir
Robodee. (This is some inningl
lsMillanaslHalks~%=~eeurspsaf sarfu steH'
] second. With only one man on tn
) paths, when by good graces 1t shout
have been three, Goodwill MISE
F. Applegate's grounder and Mile
scores. The crowd estimated tina
the three men could have scored o
the error. Loeser ended the agon
by raising a fly to short.
Second Game.
Wilson made a great catch Of
Chrlstofferson In the second inning
IT was a low fly down the left feel
foul line which the brilliant fielde
caught a few inches off the ground
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Atkinson, of the South Ambo,
Athletics, played behind the bat ans
on the mound for the Danes. 1t wa
his first appearance here as a catch
er, although he held down that joI
before trying is luck in the box. HI
puts up a better game on the mound
the fans think. He made three hits
Everybody, including many spec
tators, were .tall balled up" in til,
seventh inning when Kohler crossed
the plate on Buckley's out at first
with the final run for the Marions
All the players and many fan
thought there were three men dowI
at the time. Janderup, at the plate
held the ball when Kohler passed
but made no attempt to tag him.
Next Sundays games will be In
teresting, without a doubt. The
Amboys expect to win the gonfalon
by attaching both games OF a double
header. The Marions can win, II
the st. Anthonys lose the first game
and the former club lands the bacor
in the second contest. But ed
Hardiman and his Amboys say diff
~ferently.