Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-25
Week End Games.
Tomorrow,

Week End Games.
Tomorrow.
Polish Giants VS.. Amboys, r. c..
W., 1880 o'clock.
Roosevelt VS.. Amboys, r. c. W.,
$3.50 o'clock.
Saints VS.. woodbridge, 3:15 o'clock.
Cuban Stars VS.. Lyceums, U. L. w,
1:30 o'clock.
Mack Bull Dogs VS.. T. A. c., $3.50
o'clock.
saiems V Sacred Hearts. s. A.
Athletics VS.. Raritans, s. A., s:s0
O'Clock.
Matawan VS.. Keyport, $3.50 o'clock.
Saints at Woodbridge
Bent on closing their season with
a string of victories by winning to-
morrow's game With the represen-
tative Woodbridge field club and
winning their last two games on the
succeeding Sundays. the st. Anthony
baseball team will travel to Wood
they viii cross bludgeons with Man
lger Walsh's representative nine of
hat place.
The Woodbridge team will use
Martin, a recruit with a speedy ball,
In the box against the Saints be-
tause of Butch Nieder, their star
moundsman, being injured. while
Fender will be stationed behind the
bat. Young will be on the mound
for the visitors. while Segar will be
under the bat. The Saints will
leave the corner of Mcclellan and
Smith streets tomorrow afternoon
Bum-Dogs Out for Revenge
The Mack Bulldogs of the In
ternational Motor Company of New
Brunswick have been training hard
for their return contest with the
representative Tottenville baseball
club, and on the v Of the great
battle the team from the county
seat feels confident of victory. Man
ager Mixers Tottenville boys out
guessed the Bull Dogs a short time
ago in a seventeen-inning game, and
since that time the New Brunswick
OUTFIT have been aching for revenge.
Art Romer while realizing the fact
that he has a tough proposition to
handle feels confident Of keeping
the bacon in the home town.
One Team Must Lose
Both Manager Ballo, of the
Salems of this city, and leader Trav-
inski, Of the Sacred Hearts of South
Amboy. claim. victory in the game
to be played between these two
teams at the Raritan Copper Works
field tomorrow afternoon. The two
teams have been going at a rapid
pace this year., and the managers
are hoping for a win to bring their
schedule to a close. Stocked is like
ly the pitching choice for the visit
Ing Salems, while Zientek will prob
ably handle the mound assignment
for the home clan.
Interest Waxing Warm.
With only the second game Of a
seven game series scheduled to be
played tomorrow interest in the Key
Dort-Matawan series Is reaching fever
heat and the largest crowd hat ever
attended a baseball game in Keyport
3 expected to come out tomorrow.
All Monmouth county Is conferred on
Keyport while a large number of
sporting fans from this county are
interested in the series because of
local talent taking part in the game.
Aicer Jensen, the star local south
paw, who twirled a one hit game
against the Keyport nine last Sunday
will again decorate the mound for
the Matawan team, while Lewis is
expected to do the pitching for the
home team. With the end of the
big league season fast approaching
It is limited that big league material
nay be brought into the series again
+ Keyport losses tomorrow's game.
fhe contest will start at $3.50 o'clock.
Championship Series.
=, The Athletics, South Amboys
diamond representatives in season
past will get their baseball outfits
ready for action again, for this team
has been scheduled to meet the Ra-
ritans for the championship of the
city, the first game to be played at
Whitehead's field at $3.50 o'clock.
Reggie and Render, the battery. ac-
cording to South Amboy reports, is
ready for league service will be seen
In action for the Raritans, while Bor-
iund and Press will be in the points
for the oldtimers.