Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-07-08
FAN FORTY-ONE
IN BkiI GAME
Two Pitchers in Remarkable
Form When Feds Down
Athletics.

Forty-one strike outs In n game
this was the remarkable record at
Keasbey yesterday when the Feds took
the Raritans of North Amboy into
camp by 1 to 0 score. OF this total,
Michael Soc. the Feds strike out de-
mon, famed twenty and his opponent.
Milchick, caused twenty-one to throw
away their bats and sit down. But for
a timely single in the eighth by 500
that scored the first run, the TWO
pitchers might be hurting yet. me
Fods won the game by a 1 to Q score.
There were tw~enty-eight strike :
in the second game of the double Dali,
In which the Feds defeated h KARI
tans of South Amboy.
In performing on the mound the lat
ter part of the second game OF the
Feds double bill, 500 probably createo
a record never before approached In
amateur or professional basepaii.
With the score q tie at three all in
the seventh inning of the econd game
and the Feds consecutive win string IN
danger, 500 took the mound and IN
four innings famed eight. Thus ne
had q record of tanning tw~enty-eight
| batters in one day. The record OF the
Feds all season Is a story of Soo's re-
markable ability to BATTLE opposing
batsmen. Recently he figured in 2
game at South River where he aimed
lIWGnIy-On0 ana LIC OPPOcAA6
struck out sixteen, for a total of thirty
seven in the game. 500 has averaged
close to seventeen strike outs a game
all season.
Eight Straight.
In winning the two games yesterday
the Feds made 1t eight straight IN
their present run of victories. MOI
content with winning one game a DAY,
the Feds plotted to hasten their win
ming streak with a brace and they did
, it-won both by one-run margins. ;
The first battle was a pitchers duel
all the way. 500 allowed but two hits
and Milchick was equally invincible.
In fact Milchick's work is ciouded only
by Soo's record for the entire day and
the fact that he lost. Milohiok tanned
twenty-one players In eight inpings.
| Only two puts outs were recorded
away from the catcher. both at first
base. 500 won his game in the eighth
by scoring Donahue, who had walked
| and stole second. His single came
after wagenhoffer and Lovas had
famed.
MIlchick famed thirteen OF the
Feds batte-s in a row.
at took leven innings for the Feds
to subduL the Raritans of South AM
boy in the second game of b double
header.
At the end Of seven innings the
teams were tied at three all. Buck
eiew, the visitors twirler. seemed to
be getting stronger Is the game pro1
crossed. Wagenhoffer pitched fine ball
but in the seventh inning 500. VINO
had Just pitched, relieved him. For
the remaining -four innings he held the
batters of the Raritans at his mercy
and held them hitless and scoreless.
The end came In the eleventh
stanza. Grispart, the first man up,
singled for his first hit of the day. but
he died trying to steal second. Hipf
penstill then connected for a neat
double. his first hit of the day also
Byde. the next man up. famed ana
then Mazurek came TO the rescue Qf
his team mates and placed a single
through third, scoring the winning
run. That was Mazurek's only hit OF
the day.
Pierson and Render were the shin.
ing lights with the stick work for ther
team.
The score: