Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-18
Today.

IOOay.
Du Points VS.. Ingots, r. c. W.,
tao.
Ressville VS.. A~quehonga, T. A. C.
Tomorrow.
Royal Colored Giants vs.. Amboys,
1880.
Royal Colored Giants vs.. Amboys.
tao.
Shawnee A. C. VS. Tottenville, $3.50.
A Lyceums VS.. Freehold, $3.50.
St. Anthonys VS.. Red Bank, 1880.
st. Anthonys VS.. Red Bank, $3.50.
Eltingville VS.. Kreischerville, $3.50.
The biggest games of the season
will be staged on the Raritan Cop
per Works field tomorrow afternoon,
The Royal Colored Giants of New
York, and Joe Mullen's Perth AM
boys clashing in a double header,
The first game of which will get un-
her way at 1880 o'clock. This team
The fastest colored nine in the coun-
try has a wonderful record, although
they have performed against the
btrongest teams to be found through
but this country.
Harry Applegate, the "old relia-
BILE" on Manager Mullen's pitching
itaff will be the Amboy choice to
hurl against Hubbard, the colored
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when these two Slab5terS hook up
The fans can rest assured that some
classy pitching will be dished up.
A~pplegate's twirling this year has
compared with the best in his career,
I while Hubbard's twirling has at
3racted a great deal of attention.
"Ponya" 500 or Aicer Jensen will
probably do the mound work for the
Amboy team in the second game,
while Roberts will probably be as
signed to the mound duty for the
Visitors. Either one of the Amboy
left handed twirlers can be depend
I'd upon to twirl a good brand Of
ball, while Roberts has been enjoy
ing a good season with the Giants.
Amboy's success against the Royal
Colored Giants, and the attendance
1t this double bill will decide wheth-
ir Manager Mullen will book any
big league teams to appear here this
Season. If a large crowd attends the
contests and the Amboy representa-
lives make a good showing. it is
likely that All Star big league teams
viii be booked for games to be play
ID In this city. =
The teams will lineup as follows
;or tomorrow's game:
Giants-Miller, 3b; Fall, CT;
OOA6 as w. "a 81 0SON ~
Kenyon, 2b; Pullen, C; Brooks, IF;
Hubbard, p, and Roberts, p.
Amboys-Loeser, If; Jensen, RI;
md p; Egan. 2b; Stinson, SIS: Regain,
lib; Bader, C; Romer, CT; Burke, IS;
~Applegate, p, and 500, p.
Ingots and ParIinites Clash.
A large crowd is expected out this
Afternoon to witness the Raritan
topper Works and the du Pont
4 Powder Company's baseball teams
slash on the Raritan Copper Works
held this afternoon. In w games
played previously this season each
hine boasts of a victory and the rub
Der contest will decide whether the
powder workers will have a chance
Tor the county industrial title. APP
klegate and Stevens are expected to
be opposing twirlers.
y ROssvtlIe Hopes to Even Score.
The representative Rossville base
ball tea mwill travel to Tottenville
This afternoon. where they will cros
lats with the Aquehonga baseball
team on the T. A C. oval at 1880
o'clock. These two teams are play
klg a series of games for the benefit
BIZ the Aquehonga building fund, the
brst game of which was played on
last Saturday, the Aquehonga outfit
winning by a 81 score.
TottenviIle Plays Brooklyn Team.
The Tottenvilie- Shawnee game to
BE staged on the Tottenville A. c.
pval tomorrow. afternoon should be
m Interesting contest. The Shaw
nee outfit won an extra game from
the Roosevelt F. c. at Roosevelt
eome time ago. and a victory Yer
This outfit speaks well for the
strength OF the Brooklyn team. Art
Romer will occupy the mound for