Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-04

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U. l.. w. VS.. r. C. w. at r. c. w.
grounds, $3.50.
r. g. II. VS.. S. A. Y. NJ. c. A. at
South Amboy. $3.50.
All Stars VS.. Metuchen, $3.50.
Tomorrow
Buffalo Colored Giants VS.. P. A,
r. c. w. grounds, $3.50.
Lyceums VS.. Norwoods. Long
Branch, $3.50.
Saints VS.. PAGERS. South River.
$500.
X. of C. VS.. Casey Stars. New
York, $3.50.
Lenox A. c., New York, VS.. AQue-
hongas, T~ottenville. $3.50.
Franklins We. Piscataway, 800.
Pioneers VS.. Mo:sans, Sou.n Am
Maurers VS.. Sewaren. r. C. w.
- Cliffwood VS.. LeLighs, u. l.. W..
$3.50.
Lyceums VS.. NorwoOds
The Lyceum baseball team will
travel to Long Branch tomorrow
afternoon to engage in a diamond
conflict with the Norwood nine of
that place. Both teams will have
strong lineups and IN interesting
game is expected. Manager Snyder
will take the following players TO
Long Branch. Leahy, G.. Nesley, b.
Nesley, Milchick, %Seplacky, Zalari,
Cab, Morgan, Kopko, French and L.
Burke. The team will leave the
Central station.
Saints at South River
Manager Wesley Wilson's St.
Anthony baseball team will meet at
the corner of Mcclellan and Smith
..11t- - 80 : ata1ZaI- tom, af-
ternoon to prepare to go to South
River where they will stack forces
against the strong PAGER team of
that place. The following players
will make the trip with the Saints,
Sindet, Brownmiller, Tague, Leary,
Burns, w. Mazurek, Christopherson,
Warner and G. Fullerton.
Romer will Pitch
An interesting game will be play
ed on the Tottenville oval tomorrow
afternoon between the strong LenoX
nine of New York and Manager Dick
Carfoot's Aquehonga baseball toss
ers. The opposition for tomorrow's
game is said to be a stronger outfit
than the All Collegians. the team
that handed the Aquehongas their
initial lacing of the season last Mon
day. Art Romer will pitch for h
Aquehongas.
Pioneers at South AmbOy
Manager M. Bonalsky's Pioneer
baseball tosserS of this city will
cross the river tomorrow afternoon
to engage in a diamond conflict with
the Morgan team of South Amboy.
An interesting game is expected. as
the two teams appear evenly match
ed.
Franklins Play Arrows
The Franklin baseball team of
this city will endeavor to continue
their good work of last Sunday af-
ternoon, when they go on the field
to combat the Arrows of Piscataway
on the latter's grounds tomorrow
afternoon. Baumlin, who twirled a
number of games for the National
nine this season, will occupy the
mound for the Franklins. The team
will meet at Madison e and
Smith street at 1880 O'Clock.
Stars at Metuchen
The Stars baseball team, a COM
bination under the leadership of
Wesley Wilson, will travel to Me-
tuchen this afternoon to cross bats
with Manager Powers representa-
tive team of that place. Both teams
will have strong lineups. The locals
Will meet at the COTHef OI NCClelidi
and Smith streets at las o'clock.
Ingots Play To-day
Ed Mooney" Poulsen's Raritan
Copper Works baseball team will
endeavor to climb a notch in the
industrial championship race this
afternoon by defeating the United
Lead Works team on the Raritan
Copper Works field. The Lead
Works team will be made up of
Hornsby, Pfeiffer, Maloney, Toolan,
Desmond brothers, Springer, Mi
truska, Balint and Byde.
II. & III. at South Amboy
The Roessler & Hasslacher Chem
ical Company baseball team will
endeavor to add another victory to
their list when they meet the South
Amboy Y. M. C. A. baseball team
on the South Amboy field this after
noon. Jeroff for the r. e H. and
Thomas for the home team will
probably be the opposing slabsters
in this contest.
Maurers Play Sewaren
The Maurer and Sewaren baseball
teams will clash on the Raritan
Copper Works field at 1880 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon in a prelimi-
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