Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-24

battle on the Lead Works grounds
at ? p. m. tomorrow. These two
teams have been running at a rapid
rate this season and when they buck
up against each other in this battle
to the end there ought to be a
rousing struggle. Federson and
Wallace will serve and receive for
the Salem team and Deliman and
kuran and Larson will ~oficiate as
the Harmony battery.
National juniors Play.
The National Juniors will play the
Amboy Juniors, of North Amboy, to-
morrow afternoon at 1880 p. m. on
the r. c. w. field. The National
Juniors are out for the Junior cham
pionship of the city. The Amboy
Juniors are also contenders for the
title. The lineup of the Nationals
will be as follows: Coddington, h.;
Halligan, 3D.; Garlella, 3D.: Frank.
S.: Roegler. IT,; Beatty, CT; Palm
blad, rf.; Jensen, c.; Hanson, p;
Anderson (utility.)
Pioneers Meet Red Stars.
The Pioneers, of this city, will
travel to New Brunswick tomorrow
to cross bats with the strong Red
Stars OF that place. Thomas, the star
pitcher, will do the pitching, and the
locals are expected to profit by his
air-tight work. The Pioneers will
use their regular lineup, which is:
Crowl, RI: e. Callow, 3b; ]. Thomp-
son, CT; ]. Newmark, 1b; NJ. Malin-
ouski. 2b; n. Let's. IS; ]. Malinouski.
If: s. Bonalsky, C; B. Thomas, D.
Dagger has resigned as manager OF
the Pioneers and has been replaced
by NJ. Bonalsky, who has promised
new stunts.
Keasbey Feds VS.. Liberty A. O.
By Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, July 24.-The Keasbey
Feds will travel to New Brunswick
tomorrow afternoon to meet the
Liberty A. c. of that place in what
promises to be a close and interest,"
ing game. Both clubs are playing "a
good brand of ball and have a string
of victories to their credit. Max
Wagenhoner will be in the box for
the Keasbeyites and with Wagon
hotter in his usual good form, the
locals should have no trouble in de-
feating their opponents. logan will
uphold Wagenhoffer behind the bat.
Dolina will play first, Blanchard,
short stop; Sullivan. third; Parsler.
second base; Maier, Smalley, Blanch-
ard and Gloff will take care of the
outfeld positions.
Keasbey Stars at Metuchen.
KEASBEY, July 24@Schuster's
keasbey All Stars will journey to
Mctuchen this afternoon to meet the
representative nine of that place.
place the game will start a t,pHyGg
place. The game will start at $3.50
o'clock. Fullerton will take care
of the pitching while Larsen
will be his mainstay behind the
plate. Stretch Burke will be at the
initial sack and Johnny Fullerton
will hover around the midway sta
ton. Gloff will occupy the short
stop position and Romer will be
stationed at third. Pfeiffer, Bader
and Regan will take care of the out
field positions.
ough" have won their last three
games by shutouts and have only
once been defeated this season Nil
Ter viii probably twirl for Mstu-
chem
Keasbey F.. G. Meet Il. A. @.
BY Special Correspondent.
KEASBEY, July a. Johnny
Fullerton will again be in the Keas-
hey lineup when the local boys jour-
ney to Tottenville tomorrow to meet
Hilker's consistent nine on the T. A.
". wal. lue game PROMISES TO De
an interesting affair as both teams
will be in the best of condition.
"Artie" Romer, the crack south
paw, will in all probabilities be Hill
ker's choice against the local boys
while Manager Schuster will depend
on Jereff to do the twirling. "Gabby''
hitting will most likely feat
ure in tomorrow's game. Mandel has
secured two home runs and three
triples in his last few games with
the Keasbey team and has been
mainly responsible for two of his
teams victory. The Keasbey team
with their followers will leave on the
2 O'Clock boat. Those who will rep
resent Keasbey are: Jereff. Larsen,
Maloney. J.. Fullerton, G.. Fullerton,
Gloff. Mandel, Halberts, Fitzke and
Grispart.