Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25

COPPER WORKS DIAMOND.
THE TIME-sATURDAY AFTER
NOON.
THE scoRE-1NGoTs 8; NICHE
Inns, 2.
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THE INGOTS NAILED THE RE-
TURN GAME WITH THE NICHE
Inns. APPLICABLE MADE HIS DE-
BUT ON THE MOUND. The above
along with bushels of excitement was
the feature of the Ingot-Michelins
return game.
Grouped in one section of the
bleachers was the gathering from
Midtown, who gave the Amboyans
full knowledge that the Michelin
team was not alone n forgotten.
The game was not nan innings
old before it was plain to be seen that
Apologize was in remarkable form,
giving all the feeling of security. He
did his pitching with an easy grace,
without visible effort. He had speed
control and a large assortment of
curves, which he seemed to be able
to curl around the n OF the
plate in a n puZzling enough
to BATTLE the visitors most formida-
BILE batters.
stepped in the box to open the game
for Midtown. Applegate stuck n
over the heart of the pan which Ko-
herr weakly hit to Harry, who fun
bled a bit. but finally tossed it to first.
Dickinson, too, was an easy out,
| grounding to Egan. Craibel was
| given a walk, later stealing second
roar of glee from the visiting fans
on the wild heave of Van elders into
centerfield when he tried to nab the
runner at the keystone station. Her
| mann hit one on the seam, making
it travel fast to Christophersen which
bounced off his arm. but Stinson
grabbed the pill n snapped it to
first in time to make the third out.
Evans, twirling for the visitors,
walked Looser, the first batter for
the Ingots, who was pushed along to
| second when Christopherson hunted
one which drew off both first and
] second, landing safely on the initial
sack. Egan tapped a light one along
third, advancing both Looser and
thrown out himself. "Pud" Stinson
was called on three. When Babe
500 advanced to the plate he received
many a glad hand. 500 cracked
one over second, scoring both Looser
and Christopherson. He vas caught
trying to stretch the single into a
| double when the centerfelder's throw
| TO nome was luteICepttu ny tA0 plt-
| cher who flung 1t to second. Three
| Michelin men famed during their
inning at bat.
The locals did o do much better
the next stanza with Hornsby and
| Halbert hitting to third for outs and
Applegate trotting the strikeout path.
In the third 'Pud" meandered
1 away out in left garden taking in
Hermann's high fly. Evans famed.
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backyard but Stinson trying to repeat
his former stunt allowed the ball to
slide through his hands after being
all set and ready. Koherr later took
number two bag when Van Glider
let one pass him. Dickinson made
an attempt to score Koherr but fail
ed, striking out.
Van Glider hit a grounder which
was scooped up by third over In
shorts territory for an out at first
Looser popped up an easy one to first
| Christopherson ended the inning by
punching one to short.
Craibel started the fourth with q
smashing single between Christoph.
erson and Stinson. Hermann per.
formed the same trick by dropping .
pretty bingle over "Pud's" head
Dunn flied out to 500 In right whs
returned the ball to Hornsby, allow
ing Craibel to AXE the far cushion
and Hermann second. Nixon ficket
up an easy pop fly back Of third
which was dropped by Stinson, wht
tried to get Craibel off third. Rood
for the second time, famed. Her
mann allowed Harry to climb out O
a tight hole when he hit to Egan
who slapped the ball to Hornsby fol
the final out.
Egan flied out to Nixon. Stinsor
was robbed of a hit when Evans go
"Pud' in a close one at first. So'
struck out.
Evans was an easy out, tanning
Koherr flied out to Halbert. Dickin
SON headed one straight over short
stops head, stealing second on a Low
pickup that did not give Van Glide
an opportunity to throw. Craibe
batted a high fly to Mickey Looser.
Hornsby out on a fly to left. Hal
bert made a tap over second but wa
caught nat two feet from b midwa.
cushion when he attempted to steal
A~pplegate secured a single in center
field. Van Glider gave Harry a lift t.
third when he raised a high fly owe
second where short and second base
man, both thinking the other wa
taking the catch. allowed the sphere
to fall safe.
Looser made a drive to third VIII
tossed 1t to first for the curtain.
Applegate heaved one over, hittint
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