Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
Unusually Attractive Games
Scheduled For This Weekend

Island will meander to the Totem
willie oval tomorrow afternoon to
witness a thrilling exhibition of the
great pastime, with the crack Ross
Vile A. G. and the Tottenville A. c.
as the participants. Art Romer, the
veteran Tottenville southpaw, and
Crate, the Rossville pitcher, will
again furnish the mound opposi-
ton. These two pitchers engaged
in two interesting duels this season,
Romer winning the first 10 in q
fourteen-inning game, while the
second contest was called with the
score 3-3 in the seventh inning on
account of rain.
Manager Hilker is DESTROYS OF
eliminating Rossville from the Stat
en- Island championship series by O
victory in this game. and for that
reason the strongest combination
s~ecurable will be placed behind the
cop" twirler.
Salems Clash with Helmetta
An interesting game is expected
at Helmetta tomorrow afternoon
when the Salems of this city and
the representative team Of that
burg hook up in battle. Both OF
these teams have been going at a
fast gait this season and big things
are expected to result from this
meeting. Mondoker, the Helmetta
old reliable, will be the chosen
mound-worker for that team, while
Art Fedderson, the star local right
handler, will do the twirling for the
visitors.
Manager Ballo, of the Salems,
will use his strongest lineup in this
game.
Maurer A. A. Go To South Amboy.
The Maurer A. A. baseball team
travels to South Amboy tomorrow
afternoon where they will meet the
Sacred Hearts of that place in a
diamond battle. The South Amboy
aggregation has been meeting all
corners of late, in a successful way,
and Manager Travinski feels con-
hdent of ringing up another victory
at the expense of the Maurers. On
the other hand the Maurer players
are of the opinion that they wall
continue their good work of last
Sunday by handing a lacing to the
South Amboy nine.
Keasbey Feds at South Amboy.
By SPECIAL Correspondent.
KEASBEY, Aug. 28-The fast GO
ing K~easbey Feds who last Sun
day shut out the strong Maurer nine,
expect to bring home another VIC
tory tomorrow, when they meet a
strong team at South Amboy.
The Keasbey Feds are having one
of their most successful seasons
since first organizing years ago.
The team has only suffered four de-
feats and has defeated some of the
fastest light senior teams in this
vicinity. The regular lineup will be
used in tomorrow's game. Blanch-
ard and Parsler will comprise the
battery. Dolina will play first base,
Wagenhoffer second base, A .Blanch-
ard shortstop and Sullivan at third,
Glof, 'Smalley and Maier will take
care of the outfield.
The team will leave on the 1:01
o'clock train from Perth Amboy.
Pioneers Play Liberties at N. b.
The Pioneers are to journey to
New Brunswick tomorrow to buck
against the Liberties of that place.
This is the second game of the
series, the New Brunswick clan
having taken the first in a twelve
inning battle 4-3, but the regular
lineup will be in order for the locals
tomorrow and they expect to make
1T even matters for the series. Jen-
sen or Thomas will pitch and s.
Bonalsky will do the backing. The
game will begin at 1880 and the
Pioneers will leave this city on the
IL o'clock car.