Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-31

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ever seen at Amusement Park the
Franklins executed another yester-
day afternoon on the Saints, the
finals being 6 to 4. Plenty of slug
ging was done by both crowds and it
was not until Foster grabbed
Losers biff in the ninth that the
game was grabbed. The Saints tried
to settle matters in the last by put
ting Hibbitt In al a pinch hitter with
one man extinct, but he failed to
larrup the marble outside the
square, being cornered at the first
corner. Two singles and a double
netted some markers and nearly put
a different aspect on the situation,
but Losers whack settled all.
The mob within the enclosure was
one Of the best ever seen on the
grounds and was said to number
about 1900 souls. including many Of
the fair sex. The bleachers were
full and many of the others held
down the first side line and surged
back and forth In an effort to get a
better glimpse of the battle.
FrankIins Open Contest.
The Franklins opened the contest
with Olsen, who made three frenzied
efforts to hit the ball. When he did
it went as far as the pitcher and he
was benched on the throw to first.
Miller hung the next one in the sky
but it landed IN Gallagher's hands.
Fritz got the first real sockdolager of
the fray and made first on 1t. 1t was
no use for Applegate smashed at
three and missed.
Gallagher started for the Saints
and whacked at three wierd ones
and was obliged to retire. Mullen,
who was taking Toolin's place, the
latter being on the sick list, got to
base on a bum catch of Sullivan. He
died there for Hunt was the victim
of the short to first play and Yenk's
drive to left was gobbled.
Real Fireworks Start.
The real fireworks started IN the
Franklins second when Foster MIN
ped a good one and made two bags
on 1t, although he did ret deserve it.
Fullerton oft at three I'D sat down.
Brosky died advancing Foster and
Loeser swished hi In. Sullivan
funked out on a fly to Mullen.
The Saints got away in the fourth
with a corking single from Hunt,
followed by a similar performance.
Coley damned one on the snoot to
Brosky, who had difficulty in getting
his hand on the pill and the bases
were soused. Loeser was nabbed on
a foul along the third base line,
whereupon Apologize negotiated a
baN on balls to DUNCAN and forced
in Hunt. 1t was like taking money
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ing else to do. The bases we're
put out a little bounder and Yenk
tried to make another marker but
was nabbed at the pan. Ellie then
sailed M to Olsen, who was on the
job, and the noise ceased.
They made another bid for runs
In the fifth. With n canned Null
len got free transportation and once
he got on the paths he ran amuck,
making third without any difficulty.
Hunt tried a long one but Miller was
there and he speared it. Yenk slung
a screecher out to center and Mullen
galloped around the course. Coley
Melted a free one and Loeser hit a
crazy one to his brother Gus In the
left garden, which ended the inning.
Franklins Slow in Sixth.
The Franklins opened the sixth in
a slow manner. Fritz and Apple
gate got bumped and Ellie hit Foster
a slap in the Stats with the pill.
While Fullerton, the Fords Corner
lad, was knocking eight foul balls,
Foster sped around to third. Finally
he managed to combine with a good
one to center and Foster denied the
rubber. Brosky walked and took
second while Loeser filed to Hunt.
The Saints wasted their part Of
the round and the Franklins started
the fray sizzling again. The score
was tie when Sullivan took his base
on an infield hit to short, who pass
ed 1t to first, where it escaped from
the baseman's hands. Olsen wasted
to Mullen on a fly. Miller went free
and Fritz clouted out a Texas bingle
while Sullivan trotted over the plate.
Apologize hit for one and the bases
were plugged. Foster tipped a foul
behind the bat which was captured