Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-20
ROBERTS AND EDDIE JOSEPHS, BOTH
FROM THE ISLAND, MEET FRIDAY NIGHT
RESULTS, CHALLENGES AND
BASEBALL ACTIVITIES

The White Eagles OF South AM
boy, defeated the Cedars, of this city.
by tho close score of 2-1 in a game
played at South Amboy Sunday after
noon. Walters INC Render were the
battery for the Eagles. the former
getting twelve strike-outs to his cred-
1t. Stocked, the Cedar's twirler, Sc
cured eight strike outs. Both sides
made two errors.
The White Eagle Mldgets, of this
city. have organized and want games
With teams averaging from thirteen to
sixteen years. They would like to Sc
cure games from the Madisons, Trim
ity and Red Star Midgets. Frank
Placezk, of S22 Watson avenue, is the
manager.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Y. NJ.
G. A. baseball team OF South Amboy
wishes TO arrange a game with a first
class team for Decoration Day, game
to be played at South Amboy. J.. APP
plegate. of the South Amboy ~" is
manager.
The Glendale Juniors easily de-
feated the Glendale L. c.. Sunday by
a score of 22-10. The Field Club led
during the first six innings by six runs.
At this point the score was tied but
after that the juniors pounded in thier
winning runs. The winning combina-
ton games with teams from fifteen TO
seventeen years, Thomas Saboy. Box
12a, Perth Amboy, being the manager.
The score by innings:
Glendale +. c. 2 0 1 0 o 2 2-10
Glendale Jrs. =. 0 0 0 0 8 5 Sx-22
The National A. c.. a light SEMI
professional team, of Elizabeth, would
like to hear from teams having home
grounds and wishing games on Sat
urday afternoons. Sundays and holi-
days. c. A. Smith, OF 236 Clark Place,
Elizabeth. is the manager.
Tho American Midgets, OF this
city, Travelled to Sewaren, Sunday,
where they won their game by a OIL
score.
Tho Franklin r. C. of this city
opened their season Sunday with the
Keyport A. c., being defeated As.
.Deveny., pitching for the Franklins.
secured twelve s~trikeouts. The Frank
Inns would like to cur games with
the st. Anthony A. c., the Roosevelt
A. c. or any other out-of-town team,
William l.. Sheehan being the mana
ger The Keyport A. c.. also desire
games with any light semi-profes-
sional teams.
The All Star Juniors. a newly or
ganized team. averaging from sixteen
to eighteen years. would like to Sc
cure m with teams in this vicin-
ley. The All Stars lineup with H.
Palmblab, If; II. L~orentenZ. CT: ii. Ma
son, IF; +. Farrell, Sb; NJ. Banyzk, So
A. Mikklesen, 2b; NJ. Miller, lib; A.
Jensen, C; o. Tolen, p, IS. Arthur
Jensen. 200 Sherman street Is the
manager. -
The publC school No. 1 baseball
team OF Tottenyille, Travelled to West
New Brighton yesterday afternoon,
where it met and defeated for the sec
ond the this seaso the p. 8. team
No. Is of hat place. ga. In the bor-
ough championship circuit. The
league on the island Is a three corner
ed affair. z. S. No. II of New Brigh-
ton, being the other team in it. The
Tottenville team will play this combi-
nation tomorrow. La Forge, pitching
for No. 1 yesterday secured twelve
strike outs. Tottenville leads the
league thus far with two victories and
one defeat. p. s.. No. II has Won
and lost one and p. s No. IS has won
one and lost two.
The Lehighs won their third
game Sunday by defeating the Hilltop7
by a score OF 21-4. Danny struck out
eight for the Lehighs, while Woss,
the Hilltop twirler, famed ten and all
lowed sixteen hits. Dummy held the
Hilltops down to six hits. and walked
Two as compared to Woss' six.