Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-14
.RAzORS USED
BY THE AMbOYS
Give House of David Shave
and Haircut by Score of 5
to | Before Big Crowd.

Although whiskers and long hail
were the main novelty features of the
game between the House of David
baseball team and the Perth Amboy
baseball club last night, the twirling
OF Harry Chunk Apologize stood
out above all other things as the
feature work of the game which was
won by the home club by a score
Of 81.
Apologize was at his best in this
contest. and deserved a no-hit, no
run victory, but the House of David
team were given a run in the fifth
inning, and Applegate's string OF
twenty-five scoreless innings vent UP
in the air. The Amboy pitcher al
lowed three scratch hits, struck out
eight men and walked one.
When Pick" Mullen yelled play
ball" at 6 o'clock to start the event
the Raritan Copper works field held
one OF the largest crowds in the base
ball history of the grounds. and the
fans continued to swarm in. Brown,
a twfrler who had had considerable
minor league experience, was sent
to the mound for. the Michigan team,
after Mooney, their star pitcher was
unable to assume the duties on ac-
count of a sore arm. Lantzis. the
Subway Giant catcher was behind the
plate. Brown twirled q steady game,
allowing five hits and striking out
six men.
Apologize famed Falkenstein the
first batter to face him. and Klum
the second batter was u on a
grounder. Egan to Regain. Lantzis
sent a long fly to Loeser for the
third out. Loeser the first Amboy
batter flied to Tally in left, while
Pfeiffer and Regain sent line drives
to Falkenstein at short.
Brown the first batter to oppose
Apple in the second inning famed
and Tally, the Babe Ruth Of the
team, gloriously whitfield the breeze,
while H. Hannaford lined to Stinson.
Stinson the first Amboy batter in
this session. flied to H. Hannaford,
Romer and Bader were called out
on strikes.
Amboy Scorcs In Third.
The Michigan outfit went out me,
two and three in the third inning,
Wientz flied to Loeser, Z. Hannaford
grounded out to Stinson and Falken-
stein filed to Romer. To start Am
boys half of the third, Egan was
safe when F~alkenstein threw wide
to first. Christy sacrificed him to
second and Apologize famed for the
second out. Loeser was safe at first,
and Egan scored when H. Hanna
ford threw wild to first. Pfciffer
ended the inning by grounding to
the shortstop.
Three More For The Home Team.
Klum famed to open the fourth.
inning, but Lantzis was safe on
Stinson's error. Brown lined to
Regan, who touched first doubling
Lantzis. Regau was given a life
when Brown who threw his roller low
to frst. the runner going to second.
doubled into the crowd in center
field, ground rules allowing two
bases. Regain scoring and Stinson
going to third. Both scored
when Falkenstein threw Bader's
grounder wild to third. The bases
were loaded when Egan was hit by
a pitched ball, and Christy walked,
but Apologize and Loeser were easy
outs.
House or David Scores.
Williams beat tut a hit to Stinson
to start the fifth, but the next two
batters were easy outs, Tally flying
to Regan, and H. Hannaford out on
a grounder to Stinson, Williams
going to second. Wientx was safe
and H. Hannaford scored when
Bader threw the batter's tap over
Regan's head. Z. Hannaford made
the last out.
In Amboy's last half of the fifth,
Pfeiffer fed to Brown and Regain
TANNED. but Stinson singled to CEN
ter for his second hit. He was left
at first when Romer fled to Wientz
in deep right.
Falkenstein and Klum famed to
start the visitors sixth, and Lantzis
vas out, Stinson to Regain. Amboy
scored another run in/this session.
the last score of the game. Bader
singled, was sacrificed by Egan.
Christopher flied to H. Hanaford.
but Apologize clouted the pill far
over the heads OF the crowd in left
field, a clout which compares with
the longest ever made on the Cop
per field, Bader scored, but Apple
gate was stopped at second by the
ground rules. Loeser famed for the
third out.
Brown flied to Regain to open the
seventh round, and Williams flied
to Romer. Tally's clout to right
went into the crOWQ ana was ulul-
cult for Pfeiffer to handle, and
went for two bases. H. Hanna
ford ended the innig with a ny to
Christy.
Gargan batted for Pfeiffer to start
the seventh inc famed. Regain
flied to Falkenstein and Stinson was
out on a %grounder to the pitcher.
Wientz famed to start the oppo-
nent's eighth. E. Hannaford was
given a hit when Gargan fielded his
bated fly ball on q bounce. The rum
ner was forced by Falkenstein on
a grounder to Egan, but Klum flied
to Romer for the third out.
Romer was out on a grounder to
Falkenstein in Amboy's eighth.
Bader's clout TO left looked good
for two bases. but Tally ran back
jumped high in the air, and made
the most spectacular catch ever
seen in this city. Egan was out on
q grounder to the pitcher.
The enemy went out one, two.
game LAntzis flied to Egan, Brown
flied to Christy. and Williams fam
ed.
Pick" Mullen umpired the con-
test in a satisfactory manner.
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