Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-24
Weekend Promises PLENTY
OF Fast Baseball Games

Today
Raritan Copper Works VS.. Mich
OILS Copper Company at Laurel Hill,
L. 1.
Danish Sociable A. c. VS.. st. An
thongs at r. G. W. field at 1870.
Roosevelt VS.. Perth Amboy at r.
c. W. field At $3.50.
Lyceums VS.. Norwoods at Long
Branch.
Keasbey f. c. VS.. Tottenville A.
C.. at T. A. c. oval at $3.50.
Harmony Club VS. Salem A. c. at
Lead Works diamond at 2 p. NJ.
The Roosevelt Field Club will pay
a visit to this city at $3.50 tomorrow
afternoon and give battle to the
Perth Amboy team on the Copper
Works Field. This will be the star
attraction of the afternoon and will
have to be mighty interesting to
serve as a dessert to the Danish So
ciable- Saint Anthony game which is
scheduled to go on at 1880.
The Roosevelt team was victorious
in an earlier game this season, but
the locals have no intention of let
ting them get away with it. They are
not only going to avenge the defeat,
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up the sound how the game of base
ball should be played when it is
played.
Early reports this morning seemed
to indicate that the condition of the
local diamond afr the heavy rains
of the past few days was in no con-
dition for play, but a gang of men
have been put to work on 1t and 1t
will be whipped into shape fr tomor-
row, providing no more showers
blow merrily along.
Ingots Travel Today
The Raritan Copper Works base
ball team will travel to Laurel Hill,
L. l., this afternoon to play the
Nichols Copper Company of that
place. The latter team was defeat
ed here earlier this season and suf-
fered two defeats at the hands of
the InSots last year.. In the earlier
game Apologize held the Long Is
landers to four hits and no runs
while the locals were collecting
seven markers. There is every rea-
son to expect that 500 or Hornsby
will be able to hold the Nichols in
check.
Lyceums at Long Branch.
The Lyceums will travel to Long
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the Norwoods Of that place. The
Lyceums have been going at a phe-
nomenal rate for the past few weeks
and have fully recovered from the
even break in the double header
with Red Bank last Sunday. Mil
chick pitched two good games and
is going down with the intention of
subduing another South Jersey team
tomorrow. A large gathering will
accompany them.
Il. A. @. Hosts to Keasbey.
In what promises to be a tight,
humdinger of an attraction the
to Tottenville tomorrow and pus
forth all their efforts to subduc
the ferocious A. c. of that place.
With a record of thirteen victories
out of fourteen games the up-river
organization will have a task on
their hands. With Jeroff for Keas-
hey and Romer for Tottenville as
opposing pitchers, it looks as If
something in the line of a pitchers
duel should result. The invaders
from UP the river will leave this city
on the 1 o'clock boat and it is ex-
pected that a large crowd will ac-
company them overseas.
North Amboy VS.. w. A. G.
lIic NOIlA AllbOy 0POlLlHS SidD
is scheduled to play the Wood
bridge F. C. on the w. A. C. dia-
mond there at 1880 tomorrow. Stan
ton and Jacobos will constitute the
local batteries and mullen and
Schavinski will serve and receive
for the Woodbridge team. A large
crowd is expected to follow the
Nasc team on their invasion.
Maurer VS.. Empires.
The Maurer A. A. will travel to
New Brunswick tomorrow afternoon
to cross willows with the fast going
Empires of that place. Both teams
have been putting up a good brand
of ball and there is sure to be pine
thing interesting in store for the
large crowd that will accompany the
local sluggers.
Harmony Club and Salems.
The Harmony Club and the Sa-
lem A. G. both local ball teams will