Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-28
WEEKEND GAMES.

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Today.
r. c. w. VS.. DUPONT. Parlin. 800.
Bronx Giants VS.. Polish Giants
South River, 3:45.
Franklins VS.. Nationals. South
Amboy, $3.50.
Tomorrow.
Arrows VS.. Lyceums, r. c. W.,
100.
Winner VS.. Perth Amboys. r. c.
w, $3.50.
Saints VS.. Matawan, $3.50.
Rossville VS.. T~ottenville. T. A. G.
oval, $3.50.
Salems VS.. Helmetta, $3.50.
Maurers VS.. Sacred Hearts, s. A.,
$3.50.
Ingots At Parlin.
Everything is in readiness for the
big industrial county championship
game to be staged on the Parlin
grounds this afternoon between the
Raritan Copper works nine of this
city and the dupont powder works
team. Apologize and Stevens are
likely to be the opposing mounds
men in this game, while the remain
der of the two teams will be the
strongest possible the respective
managers can place on the field.
The Raritan Copper works team
must win this game to keep in the
county race. Local fans and players
will leave the Central station on the
2:06 train.
Zimmerman's Bronx Giants Playing.
The Great Tim" will be in South
River this afternoon with his COM
bination of Bronx Giants to stack
ball nine, the representative combina-
tion Of South River. The game will
get under way at 3:45 o'clock. This
contest is a benefit game for the
celebration to be held in September,
the 200th anniversary of the found
ing of South River.
The Polish Giants will place their
strongest team behind Rogie in or
der to give Zim's athletes a hard go,
and make the contest worth while
witnessing. Rogie has been twirling
a good brand of ball this year and
with support. shuold turn back the
New York professional nine.
Franklins at South Amboy
The Franklin A. A. baseball team
of this city will travel to South
will cross bludgeons with the Ma
tionals of that place. Both teams
are evenly matched and a hard
fought contest should take place.
Arrows VS.. Lyccums
The game between the Arrows OF
P~iscataway and the Lyceums of this
city at / o'clock on the Raritan
Copper Works field tomorrow af-
ternoon should be holly contested
because of the fact that the winner
of the first game will be called upon
to play the Perth Amboys in the
second game of the afternoon start
ing at $3.50 o'clock.
The Lyceums will line up as fol-
lows in the opening game: Sep
lacky, p;-B. Nesly, C; Coley, lib;
Kopko, 2b; Dametsch, IS; c.. Nesly,
3b; Morgan, If; French. CT; Jacobs.
RI; logan, IF, and Brennan. IF.
while the Arrows are expected to
take the field in this manner, N.
Harvey, p; Larson, c; Starkins, 1b;
barney, 2b; b. Handerhan, SIS; r.
Handerhan, 3b; Petit, II; Minney,
CT. and Stout, RI.
The boys from North Amboy are
big favorites in this game and their
hackers feel confident of a double
victory.
Second Game Tomorrow
The winner of the first game will
stack forces against Mullen's AM
boy nine in the second encounter.
AppleSdte Will De the All
boy choice for this game, while
Milchick will do the twirling for the
Lyceums. The Amboy team will
probably line up as follows: Apple
gate, p: Bader, C; Regain. 1b; Egan,
2b; Stinson, SIS; Christopherson, 3b;
Loeser, If; Romer, CT. and Rodda,
rf.
"Pick" Mullen will umpire both
games.
The st. Anthony Baseball Club
will travel to Matawan tomorrow
afternoon where they hope to take
the of the strong. senior
team representing that place. The
Saint team will leave the Central
railroad station on the 1928 o'clock
train and the game will get under
way about 3:15 o'clock.
The team that will oppose the
Matawan club in this game will be
practically the same which repre-
scented the Saints when they sue
cessfully opened this season. Young
will be on the mound for the visi-
tors, while Leary will shoot them
across for the home club. The Mat
avian club is preparing for the
coming big series with their Key
port rivals and for this reason de-
sire to make a good showing against
the Perth Amboy light senior ag-
gregation.
Rossville Mt Tottenville
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