Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-29

the opinion that two more victories
will be added as a result of these
weekend games.
Manager Hilker of the Tottenville
club has Hoffmeyer, the star Jersey
City hurler. NIathison. Art Romer,
Knott and several others from which
to choose his pitchers for these
games. The remainder of the lineup
will be the same as was used In the
former games. The Lyceums VIII
use Seplacky. while the st. Anthony
team will start either Young or
Flynn.
N. A. Sporting Club to Traye
The North Amboy Sporting Club OF
this city will cross bats with the
knights of Columbus baseball team
of ~Sayreville at Sayreville tomorrow
afternoon. Hess will occupy the
mound for the visitors while Kopko
will receive him. The home team
will use their regular lineup in this
game.
Pioneers Have Two Scheduled
The Rioneer baseball team OF this
city will play two big games over the
weekend, the Sacred Heart nine or
South .mboy Sunday afternoon and
the Stars of K~reischerville on Monday
afternoon. Crowl will pitch the Sun
day game, while Jensen VIII mount
the mound in the second game. The
following players will appear with
the Pioneers in these games; Con-
over, Crowl, NJ; Malinowski, ).
Lovdahi, J. Malinowski. NJ. Chismar
and 8. Bonalsky.
Both Keasbey Teams Play
BIZ Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, May 29:-Both local
teams. the Field club N the Feds,
will play on opponents grounds to-
morrow and expect to add another
victory TO their list.
The Keasbey Field Club will jour
ney to New Brunswick to meet n
strong Landings of that place. Eats
Coley will be a new face in the local
lineup. Keasbey will probably line
up as follows: George Fullerton,
pitcher; Larsen, catcher; Maloney,
first base; ]. Fullerton, second base;
+. Burke, shortstop; Benny" Gloff,
third base: Pfeiffer, Katrausky, Coley
! and Fitzke in the outfield.
Manager Grispart's Keasbey Feds,
! who have only been defeated once
! this season. will invade Woodbridge
| to play the fast West Ends. The Feds
will present their strongest lineup.
| Blanchard or Dolina will do the
| pitching, logan will catch, Parsler,
| Blanchard. Gloff and Sullivan will
/ comprise the infield while Maier.
| Stark and Romer will guard the out
er gardens.
Morgan A. c. Meets Strong Teams
SOUTH AMBOY, May 29:-The
! Morgans of this city have two mighty
stiff games over the Weekend. To-
! morrow afternoon they will meet the
! A~delphias of Belmar who have been
unbeaten This season. This shore
combination is said to be the best in
that section OF the state and Manager
Kvist expects strong opposition.
i on Monday the feature attraction
will be the Morgan-M atawan game
TO he PLAYED at W~hitehead's Field for
! the benefit of the South Amboy Hos
| pital. The proceeds of this game Will
I go entirely to the South Amboy Hos
pital.
The Salem A. C. are scheduled TO
play two games over the weeh-ehu.
Tomorrow afternoon they will play
the Manhattans on the Salem dia-
| mond. The batteries will be Wallace
and Martin. Monday afternoon they
will travel to the Atlantic Highlands
to meet The Alerts of that place. The
battery for that game will be Stockei
/ and Martin. h team Will cay the
, Central station on the 1904 train.
", M. II. A. Pay at Paterson.
The Y. M. II. A. baseball team viii
travel to Paterson tomorrow after
noon, where they will play a game
with the Association team of that
place. This is not a league contest.
as the Amboy schedule does not start
until next Sunday. Mandel and
Schwartz will likely divide the pitch
ing for the Amboy team, while the
remainder of the lineup Is expected
to be the same as appeared in former
contests. with the possibility of Willie
WiIentz appearing in a "Y" uniform.
Maurers TO Play Emeralds
The Maurer A. A Baseball team
! will play the Emerald A. c. of South
I Amboy at the New Maurer grounds
tomorrow afternoon. Faltisco will be
on the mound for the home combina-
ton, with Balint behind h bat.
VOCATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
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