Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-15

IN LEAGUE
CONTESTS
Open Playground
Series Here
Tomorrow.
SOME RIVALRY

In keeping the young ladies from of
the public thoroughfares, Supervisor
Eichbauer is furthering the purposes
Of public Fairgrounds. The baseball
leagues which have been formed con-
tanning nine and eight teams respect
lively, will keep the young boys on the
go throughout the day. And their act
ivities will be confined to the base
ball lot or diamond where no fear Of
being run over by automobile or wag-
on exists.
There are eight teams in the Inter
mediate League Us to Is years Of age).
All games Of this league will be played
on the Copper Works Fairgrounds. All
games will be played in the afternoon
unless otherwise stated on schedule
which is printed at the end of this
story. In the Junior League which has
nine teams enrolled, games will be
played on the Copper Works diamond
and also on the Neville street grounds
according to schedule. The (O) on
schedule indicates that game is to be
played on Copper Works field while (N)
means Neville street diamond.
According to the supervisor, the sue
cess of both organizations lies wholly
upon whether or not the teams remain
in the leagues. Accordingly stringent
rules have been made to keep the
teams under the ban of organization.
No team will be allowed to play with
less thar eight or more than nine men.
If a team does not play upon sehed-
uled day, a forfeit shall be declared
against that nine. Any team against
who two forfeits shall be declared will
be dropped from the league. Super
visor Eichbauer will be in charge of
the leagues and the boys will know
that they will be forced to comply with
the rules of the league. No prize has
yet been announced for the winner Of
either league but some gift will prob
ably be made. The first games will
Fairgrounds. Saferv1s~-E.ihaEs
will name the umpires.
Following is the schedule of all
games of the league with the exception
of two, the dates of which conflict 80
that new dates will be made. The two
games whose dates are not fixed are.
Dublins vs.. Acmes and Acorns vs.. CO.
lumbias.
July 16-Columbias VS.. Royals. ST.
Joseph vs.. Dublins CO. A. M.
July 17-Acmes VS.. Brooks (N).
July 1S-Stars vs.. Colonials, A. M.
Acorns vs.. Royals, P. M. st. Josephs
vs.. AGNES (C) A. M. DeKalbs vs..
Lincolns (N).
July 19-Olympias VS.. Acorns, A. M.
Nationals vs.. Iroquois, P. NJ. Gindsrs
VS.. Lafayettes (C) A. M. Cornell vs.
AGNES (N).
July 22-olympias VS.. Royals. Dub
lin VS.. Brooks (C). st. Josephs vs.
Cornell (N).
July 23-Colonials vs.. Aeorns. Do
Kalbs VS.. Acmes (O).
July 25-Royals vs.. Nationals. st.
Josephs VS.. Ginders co..
July 26-Lincolns vs.. Lafayettes
(N).
July 27-Cornell vs.. Brooks (C), AN.
Colonials VS.. ~Iroquols.
July 29-Columbias vs. Colonials.
Dublin vs. DeKalbs.
July 30-Colonials vs.. Olymplas.
Dublin VS.. Brooks co. A. M. De
Kalbs vs.. Cornell (N).
Aug. ~1-Columbias VS.. Olympias AM
Nationals VS.. Acorns, P. NJ. Lincolns
vs.. Brooks (C) A. NJ. Dublin vs..
Cornell co P. NJ. Ginders VS.. Acme
(N).
Aug. 2-st. Josephs vs.. L~afayettes
(N).
Aug. STARS VS.. Nationals. Lin
coins VS.. Ginders (N).
Aug. 5-Lafayettes vs.. Brooks (N).
Aug. 6-Columbias vs.. lroquols, A.
M. Nationals VS.. Olympias, P, NJ. La
fayettes VS.. DeKalbs co. A. M. Gln-
ders vs.. Cornell (N).
Aug. s-St. Josephs VS.. Lincolns
(N). Stars vs.. Royals.
Aug. 9-Stars vs.. Accorns.
Aug. 9--Stars vs. Acorns. Dekalbs
VS.. Brooks Co A, NJ. Line0lns vs.
Acmes (N).
Aug. 1~O-Iroquois vs.. Olympias, A.
NJ. Columbias vs.. Nationals, P. M.
Dublin VS.. Ginders (C) A. M. Lafay-
cite VS.. Cornell ON.
Aug. 12-Columbias vs., Stars. Dub
lin VS.. Lincolns on.
Aug. 13-Colonials VS.. Royals. De-
Kalbs vs.. st. Josephs (C) A. M.
Aug. 14-Iroquois VS.. Aeorns. La
fayettes VS.. Acmes (N).
Aug. 15-Colonials VS.. Nationals, "A.
NJ. Stars VS.. Olympias. DeKalbs vs..
Olympias. De Kalbs VS.. Ginders ~
A. NJ. Lineolns vs.. Colonials (N).
Aug. 16-Ginders VS.. Brooks (o)'
Dublin VS.. Lafayette (N)..
Aug. 17-Columbias vs.. lroquols.
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