Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-02
Saint Jrs.
Break Even

The Saint Anthony Jrs. broke even
In their scheduled two games over
Saturday and Sunday.
On Saturday afternoon the Pion-
ers Of the Dublin section of the city,
swamped the Saints by a score of 16-
8. Bonalsky pitched the entire game
for the Pioneers, while Stocked and
Jacobsen threw them up for the los
ers. The Saints touched Bonalsky for
four hits and two runs in the first in
ming, but when the Pioneers secured
ten runs Off Stocked in the second,
the Saint players lost interest, and
the game became undressing from
the second on.
In the second, Stocked, who was out
of form, was touched for six hits, n
this coupled with several errors by the
Saints, caused ten runs to cross the
plate. Jacobsen allowed eight hits
and six runs during the balance Of
the game. Bonalsky allowed the
Saints eight hits during the entire
game. Stocked struck out one, Jacob
sen, nine, Banalsky two. Stocked walk
ed one, Jacobsen n and Bonalsky,
two.
Pioneers -. 10 o002o 0 4-16
Saint Jrs. - o o 100 90 0-3
Batteries, Saints, Stocked, Jacobsen
and Silver. Pioneers, Bonalsky and
Malinowski,
Awarded Sundays Game.
On Sunday afternoon before a large
crowd, the Saints and Lehighs cross
ed bats for the third time this year
Hess was in the box for the Lehighs,
and Young was chosen to heave then
for the Saints. Gus Kelly, was call
ing the balls and strikes M Burke
was on the bases.
LIST Innfng.-Jacobsen made a great
catch of Booz's hoist. O'Hara famed
and Hess duplicated.
Bradley flied to Booz, Jacobsen
grounded to O'Hara who threw him
out at first. OtHara to Budny, Brown
2d Inning. Simon flied to Hull, Rush
famed, Burke doubled to left, Stretch
flied to Zehrer.
Stocked and Hull famed. Mans
field flied to Simon.
9rd Inning.-Dunny famed. Budny
grounded to Brownmil1er, who threw
him out at first, Booz hoisted a foul
fly and Bradley received a big hand,
when he made q running catch close
to the fence.
Silver flied out to Simon, Zehrer
grounded to Booz, who threw to Bud
ney, Young walked, went to second on
Bradley's hit, and both were left when
Jacobsen famed.
4th Tnning.-O'Hara singled sharply
to center, Hess struck out for the Sec
INC time, Simon raised a high fly over
home plate, Silver let 1t fall and
threw to Brownmiller forcing O'Hara,
Rush singled threw the box, Simon
going to second. Burke lined to Zeh-
rer who made q great catch and re-
ceived a big ovation.
Brownmiler safe OF BooZ's error,
Stocked sacrificed but Hull and Mans
field famed.
18th Inning.-stretch grounded to
Brownmille who threw to
Budny grounded to Hull, who
threw wild to Bradley, Budny going
to second, Hull fumbled BOOKS
groundel. Young received a big hand
when he struck out O'Hara, and pull
out of another tight position.
Silver was hit by Hess, stole second
went to third on Zehrer's sacrifice,
Young grounded to O'Hara who held
he ball, then threw out Silver at the
,late, Bradley walked, Jacobsen was
lit by Hess. The bases are now load
"a. B~rownmiller at bat. Brownmfller
doubled to left center, Young and
Bradley scoring, but as Jacobsen
neared third Burke threw wild to
Jacobs, and the bal went into the
crowd In ron of the grand stand,
and thereby entitled Jacobsen to AMI
OLIlST OdSes ADSLOIe Ills 6d4lI0 tAlOI
umpires, Messrs. Kelly and Burke,
Managers Doyle and Bosie. and Cap
tains Brownmiller and BooZ, made up,
on a wild throw over first, third !
home, the runner could take one
base, but did not need to make it,
Kelly allowed Jacobsen to score In &C
cordance with this rule but the Lei
highs did not see fit to live up to it.
and thought that rules could be
changed, when they felt so disposed.
With B~rownmiller perched OF second.
two down and Stocked at bat. the Lei
highs, (several Of the players who
were sports went on the field ready to
play, but were called off by their
manager) refused to play. Kelly gave
them five minutes to mako UP their
minds, and at the end of this time
awarded the game to the Saints 40.
Both umpires were as one on this de-
,ision.
Young had a slight advantage over
Hess, inasmuch as Hess became quite
Wild in the fifth. Both allowed three
hits, Young struck out six Hess. five,
Hess walked two, and hit two. Both
three errors were made.
Lehighs.
ALB. R. II. e.
8ooz. 20 II
O-Hara, So s...s.ssss. . vi
less, p vi
simon, 3b s.s.s..s.... y
rush, Q vi
3urke, IL .s.sss.ss.s, VI
CT .sssssssss.ss vi
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