Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-24

With the exception of the first
inning the Marion-Puritan game
yesterday was one of the best ever
seen in this city. The Marions took
advantage of Quinlan's weakness In
the first and rolled over the rubber
a grand total of nine runs. After
hat they were only able to make
two runs in seven innings, while the
Puritans, who were trying hard to
tie the score, were only able to make
three TALES, the final count being
la.
The Puritans were first at bat and
Tom Egan got to base on the error
OF Heating. Skimmons flied out to
Gray. Smith whitfield out and Egan
pilfered a bag. He started for third
on Wagner's short infeld hit but
was caught, putting the side out.
Then the fun started. After walt
ing a full half hour for Quinlan he
put in an appearance and went In
for the Puritans. He was weak
from the start and walked the first
three men. Then Buckley came In
on Banzik's muff and Quinlan hit
Hulzheimer, filling the bases. Keat-
ing hit the pellet to Wagner, who
was not equal to the occasion and
let it pass, scoring two men. An
tonldes swished a hard n to Smith,
who also was not good for it and
two more men denied the rubber.
Carroll hit and was thrown out at
first while Antonides got to third.
Eyerkuss tipped one to Quinlan and
was thrown out on the starting cor
ner. Mullen gave Smith another
chance but the peg was bad and
Deegan was unable to handle it.
Mullen purloined two bags and COW
cred third. Buckley was again
transported free and burglarized.
Gray hit for one sack and Mullen
and Gray went down another station.
Then came the new twirler, Mentally,
the boy wonder from the Southern
League (they say. Kelly, with the
big stick, dropped one out in the
yard that netted him two bags and
cleared the bases Of runners except
himself. Hulzheimer ended the In
ming with a neat drive to right
which was quickly gobbled by Egan.
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| getting safe on first by a gentle tap.
Buckley muffed Deegan's sky cutter,
| Banzik hit and Damisch got out on
third for not getting there in time.
| Deegan got caught trying to pilfer
and w. Egan whitfield out. The
| Marions went out in good shape, as
did the Puritans in the first half Of
the third. When the Marions got
to bat Mullen hit a peach to deep
center which placed him nicely on
first. Buckley started to miss the
ball and famed out. Gray tipped a
short foul and Mullen wasted his
energy sliding beautifully to second
| when there was no need of 1t, Gray
famed but Banzik slipped in the
last one and Gray got to base before
he could be caught. Kelly was good
| for a two-corner clout but it was use
| less and Hulzheimer got Il on a
fly.
The Puritans started to even up
matters in the fourth. when Damisch
hit with one out and made first.
Deegan was out on a fly to Buckley
and Banzik whaled out a slashing
two-bagger, bringing in Damisch,
making the first run of the Puritans.
w. Egan was out, short to first play.
All went smoothly or both sides
until the sixth, when the Marions
started for McNally for the first
time. Mac had been doing the fast
est kind of pitching when Kelly got
away with a corking single which
Hulzheimer followed with a double,
but Kelly was out at second in a
steal. Heating died advancing Hulz-
heimer and a score was made on
Antontdes' hit, which was poorly
handled by Wagner, Antonides was
nabbed at second and the side was
out.
The Puritans had another chance
in the seventh, when BanZik started