Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-11
Week End Games.
Todav.

WICK Esnu 00UuE8s
Today.
,.s 3; q H. VS. s0F~'n'. R. c. W.
Chemical stars VS.. r. c. w, $3.50.
Du Points We. Miche1ins, 3:30.
Rossville VS.. Aquehongas, $3.50.
$3.50.
Lyceums VS.. Roosevelt, $3.50.
Saints vs.. s~ayreviile All stars.
Pioneers vs.. Orioles. Red Bank,
1880.
s:30.
Mack Bull Dogs VS.. sacread Heart
$3.50.
Two Games at Copper Works.
A feature bill has been arranged
by Manager Harry Appiegate Of the
Raritan Copper Works baseball team
for the fans who meander to the
Copper Works field this afternoon.
Two games have been booked, the
irst between the representative
Roessier & Hasslacher Chemical
Company nine and the Norwell
Chemical Company's baseball team
and the second game between the
Chemical Stars and the Raritan
Copper Works team. The first con-
tets will get under way at 1880
o'clock.
The teams in the prelim appear
evenly matched, and the pick Of the
two teams for the second contest,
makes 1t appear as IL the second
contest win find the Ingot nine fight-
ing hard for victory.
Du Points and MfcheIfns Clash.
Michelin field in Midtown this at
ternoon will be the scene of the
playing of the third and rubber con-
test between the Du Pont Powder
Company representatives and the
Michelin Tire Company outfit. The
outcome of this clash will have an
important bearing on the Middlesex
county Industrial championship and
q large crowd of local fans are ex-
pected to witness the diamond
classic.
Evans is expected to pitch for
the home team, while Stevens win
In all probability be on the firing
line for the powder workers. The
Miche1ins won the first game Of the
series between these two teams, and
the powder workers on their own
grounds scored a 1910 victory over
the Midtown aggregation. Local
interest in this game amounts only
to the witnessing of a close contest,
for both teams appear easy for the
Ingots.
Benefit Game At TottenyilIe.
Much interest Is being manifested
in the contest between the Aque-
hongas and the Rossville baseball
teams on the Tottenville oval this
afternoon for the benefit of the
Aquehonga building fund. Both
teams will appear on the field with
their strongest teams, and the
managers of the respective teams
feel confident of victory.
Lyceums At Roosevelt.
The Lyceum baseball team of this
city will travel to Roosevelt tomor-
row afternoon where they will cross
bats with the representative team of
that borough. Milchick for the
Lyceums and Dixon for the home
team are expected to be opposing
pitchers. The contest will get under
wzy at $3.50 o'clock.
The borough outfit scored a one
run win over the Lyceums earlier in
the season., and with a stronger team
than represented them when they
made their first attack on the
borough diamond, the Hall venue
boys feel confident of taking tomor-
rows contest and evening the series.
The Roosevelt outfit has broken even
in two games played with the Perth
Amboys so far this year, the rubber
contest will be played on September
&c.
Saints Travel To Sayreville.
With high hopes of continuing
their good work Of last Monday when
they shut out the strong re-
preventative Metuehen baseball team
by a score of 60, the st. Anthony
baseball team will travel to Sayre-
vile tomorrow afternoon where they
will endeavor to take the scalp of
the All Star representative nine OF
that place. The Saints will meet at
the corner Of Mcclellan and Smith
streets at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. 81
The following players are requested
to be on hand for this contest. Young.
Segar. Brownmiller. Hull, Warner,
Tague. Burns, Leary. Bradley and
The S~ayreville team has
been playing a good brand OF ball
year.