Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-10

When the curtain rises on the
Raritan Copper works field to-
. morrow afternoon for the final and
main event of the afternoon. fandom
of this vicinity will find the Emeralds
of New York and the Perth Amboy
baseball team lined up In the fol
lowing fashion for this big contest;
EmeraIds Perth Amboy
Rrown. S., Loeser, II.
Breene. 2b- Pfeiffer, CT.
Donisei. CT, Regan, Id.
Kleine, rf.. Stinson, So
Mccarthy, 3bJ Romer, ID.
Dilletti, II. 500, RI.
Dobson, lib. Bader, Q.
Torusworth c. Egan, %.
Hammon, D.. Applegate.p. -.
Sims utility. Christopherson, utilit
Burke, utility.
Rodda, utility.
The Emerald lineup IL the same as
that which opposed Heine Gunner
mans Bronx Giants on last SunoSy
Afternoon losing mi in q hard fought
contest by a score of al. 1t Is also
the same as that which opposed
JEFF Teserau's Bears q short time ago
and lost out by = score or ~.
Ability to furnish such exhipiuons
against teams in the Teserau ana
zimmerman class speaks well for
the booking secured by Manager
Mullen for this weekend.
Al victory over the strong New
Workers will mean a great deal TO
the Amboy nine. so the mas
decided to make a few changes In
the hope of improving n nome
teams offensive work. Regain ana
Romer. W hard hitting outielders
will be brought into the infeld. Re-
gan at first in place Of Burke, .
Romer at third in place OF Cnris-
topherson. In the outheld Ampoy
will have Loeser, Pfeiffer ana 500.
The Emerald team Is q Dig draw
wherever the team has performeo.
TWO big games can be witnessed by
the fans who meander to the Cop
per works field tomorrow afternoon
10 spend a cool afternoon, the 81. An
thony's in the first attraction, whlie
tbe lmboy team Is the home game
in the second event. a,a,
.sPick" Mullen will be the of1cial
in charge of both contests, while
moe" Lewkowitz will be n omciai
announcer.
copper Works Game.
The Raritan Copper WORKS pase-
hall team is booked for a Dig game
with the Michelins at midtown TINS
afternoon. This game Is 70 De the
ers+ ~ q series with the tiremak-
ers. the second being scheduled lor
this civ later in the season, ana
there are all prospects of mighty IN.
teresting struggles. Apologize n
Evans will be opposing servers
The Saturday team of the Micne-
Iins is practically the same one tnat
has been playing for the past lew
seasons, while the Copper WORKS
has become more formloaple
through the acquisition OF Gargan'
star first sacker. Fans VINO re-
member last serieS. We
the Copper works lost py d tuhtar
should find this n even usnter'
II. A. @. to Play. =.
THE ~Tottenyille A. c.. nine VIII
cross hats on the T. A. C. oval to-
morrow afternoon with the All Col
Iegians. a semi-pro team from
New York. which has been playing
some fine ball this season. having
snffered only one defeat out OF M
teen games thus far played.
But the Tottenville team VIII go
out on the diamond with their usual
vim. They too have been putting
ND a fine brand of ball his year
and have won many tight victories'
Fans will remember the two extra
inning games which they won OF
last Sunday and Monday. which
goes to show that this is an aggrega-
ton that is fighting up until the
last inning and coming out aneaa'
The Tottenville fans have ample
raason for being proud of the team
that is representing them this sea-
son
Dunn. a young chap who is being
tried ont by the Boston Braves. will
mitch for the New York team
while Art Romer will probably &C.
cupy the mound for the Tottenvilie
team. This is the strongest opposi'
ton booked by Manager Hilker SC