Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-07
@0RI MRS!
SAINTS LOSE TO
kEYPORT, ga
Ninth Inning Rally Results in
Amboy Team Losing Fast,
Close Game Yesterday.

The Saint Anthony baseball team
of this city suffered another hard luck
ono run defeat at the hands of the
strong Keyport baseball team at Key
port yesterday afternoon by a score of
b-4. Art Young. the fast rising AM
boy southpRw Iwtrled a wonderful
contest, but his support was not up to
the standard. Morley twirled a good
game for the winners, his support be-
ing a great deal better than that re-
ceived by Young.
Two sew faces appeared in st. An
thony uniforms in this contest and
added Il great deal of all-round
strength TO the Amboy lineup. Ko-
chek, the Perth Anboy high school
first basenan and Silver. the Amboy
high school backstop, were the new
players secured by the Saints. Kochek
played a great game ut the initial
sack, handling q number of difficult
chances without q mlScue, while at
the bat two hits, one a double and the
other a single, were both timely
knocking in three of the four Amboy
runs. Silver also played q great
game, securing enc hit and only N
base was stolen by the Keyport team.
Flynn and Kochek led the Amboy
stickers with two hits apiece, while
Flynn, kochek and Tague each Sc
cured a two hase hit, the longest clout
Va IN va L&EkC oAAA '1Ot
featured al the bat for the home
team the frst mentioned player Sc
curing our timely swats, while the
pitcher secured two hits. The fielding
feature of the game was a shoe string
catch by Conway off Silver in the fifth
inning.
Saints Lead Early.
The visitors took the lead in the
fourth inning when two runs We're
sent across the platter. Brownmiller
opened the inning with a single n
to third ON F1ynn's double to right.
Brownmiller scored on Tague's sacri-
fee and Flynn scored when Kochek
doubled TO deep center. The keyport
team secured a run in this Inning,
when Manuel went to second on
Brownmiller's wild throw 10 first.
Manuel scored on Huston's single.
Another run was added to the Saint
Anthony score in the sixth inning,
when Hull singled, went to second on
Brownmiller'S sacrifice hit and scored
on Tague's double 10 right center.
The home combination discounted TINS
last counter by scoring one run in
their half of the inning as il result
of successive doubles by Smith n
Huston. The Keyport combination
evened the score by a run In the sew
enth on a hit, error and 1eider's
choice.
Inc i1Sl SAINT HLslioiiy III 49,
scored in the eighth inning after
FLYNN singled, get in & cl.ncin between
frss ana second. and succeeded IN
eludicE the entire tcl1n and e"tt1r-S
back to first base. He then stole sec
n anc scored on Kocnek's second
hit of the game. The home team
did not score in the first part of the
ninth.
Conway. the first batter to face
Young in the ninth. walked, Kinhafer
famed and Manuel was safe when his
fly to left center dropped to the
ground as a result of "a collision be-
tween Bradley and Zehrer the latter
being credited with the error. Smith
flied to Bradley for the second out,
but Huston came through with his
fourth bingle over Tague's head scor-
ing Conway and Lasser's hit to short
sent in the winning run.
Leahy of Perth Anboy and Conway
of Keyport unpired the game in a
satisfactory manner. the latter behind
the a throughout the entire game.
A large crowd Witnessed the struggle,
which the manager Of the home team
claimed TO be the best played on their
diamond this
The box score: