Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14

Tomorrow.
Roosevelt F. C. VS.. Amboys r. c.
Maurers VS.. st. Anthonys. R. c.
splitdorfs, Newark VS.. T. A. c..
$3.50.
Lyceums VS.. Freehold, $40.
Pioneers VS.. Old Bridge. $3.50.
Raritan Copper Works.
What is thought to be the strong
est nine to oppose the Raritan Cop
per Works ball tossers SO far TINS
season will stack up against them on
Ingot Field at $3.50 o'clock under n
name of the Astoria 4. G. OF Newark.
This nine has been playing a strong
game upon the diamonds this year
and is crdited with victories VIII
many of the faster teams OF tneif
city.
They throw no fear into the hearts
of the local boys. however, for the
Ineots have gotten a pretty gooo
este of victory in b past Few
weeks and intends that a teams past
reputation cannot play havoc WIZ
the morale of the team, so to speak.
I. Harry Apologize and MS
fast-going buddies expect to not oniy
win this afternoon. but to make me
game excellent practice for their pio
for a record season.
Lyceums at Freehold.
That noble little bunch OF Dat
-swiogers known as the Lyceums
and widely applauded as the only
team to tie the Grand Order OF tins
Can on the Tottenville A. Z. VIII
meander down to Freehold tomor-
row afternoon to wage war upoa
VN~YNh-
representative team from tnat
MACE. When two such teams as
these come together there is bound
to he a furry of hair in the zeph-
ers. and quite some cheering anu
Yelling from the enthusiastic on
lockers. The Lyceums lost to MS
team earlier in the season. -
The local players VIII leave tneir
rooms at 1880.
Maurer VS.. St. Anthony's.
Maurer fan are confident thai
+he representative team OF tneir
section of this city will hand a lac.
ing TO the st. Anthony baseball
team when these two teams cross
bats on the Raritan Copper WORKS
field at 1 o'clock in a preliminary
contest to the Perth Amooy-ftoose-
Welt encounter. The Maurer attn
lstes base their claim to a victory
on their showing against other
strong mines in this vicinity during
the past eason
The Saint Anthony team at pref
sent feels capable of combating any
opposition, particularly due to the
showing of Willie Flynn in n con
test against North Amboy last sun
day. Flynn, a right hander, ano
Young, a seuthpaw both. are IN
condition for the Maurer game.
Faltisco or Dlnton will do the
mound work for the Maurer team,
The eligible lists of the two
teams for this contest are as fol-
lows: Maurer-Faltisco. Balint,
Dunton, Urbanski. Dillman, Mesick,
Zehrer, Petrick, Kurmer. Seaman,
Kubinak and Dametsch. Saint
Anthonys-Silver. Young, Flynn,
Kochek. Hull, Brownmiller, Leany;
Tasue, Bradley, Warner. Burke
Campbell.
Big Game for T. A. C.
The Splitdorf nine of Newark,
will cross to the Island tomorrow
afternoon to buck up against the
Tottenville A. C. This factory nine
has been going pretty strong up IN
its home town and the Staten Island
ers are aware of the fact that they
nave u StnL otIu56AO AZ
them. Romer will probably be king
of the locals mound and 1t is likely
that La Forge will uphold the back
stopping position in his usual good
style.
The Tottenville players have m
joyed a phenominally good season,
but with some strong mines yet TO
be battled with 1t is not yet time FOR
definite accounting.
Big Attraction at Old Bridge.
Down at Old Bridge tomorrow al
ternoon will be staged q grand old
battle. The Pioneers of this city
are 10 leave here on the / o'clock
train from the Central station for
that place and they expect to come
back with a nice little victory to
their credit. Both teams are playing
fast ball and are about evenly
matched in regard to their strength.
A lively game is almost bound to re-
suit.
Salems VS.. S~ayreville.
TIE Sa1ems of this city are booked
to oppose the S~ayreville All Stars at
s~ayreville tomorrow wafternoon. The
SaIems have been displaying a good
brand of ball and are anticipating o
closely matched struggle. They will
leave the corner Of Smith street and
MaH;ron axrnnrta NJ o'cl0ck.