Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-13
Week End Games

week N Games
R. & H. VS.. Michelins at Midtown,
$3.50.
Dry Docks VS.. S. A. Y. M. c. A.
at South Amboy.
Keasbey VS.. Halfway, $3.50.
Tomorrow
Matawan VS.. Saints, r. c. w.
1880.
Perth Amboy VS.. winner r. c. W..
$3.50.
Panama Red sox VS.. Aquehongas,
Pioneers VS.. Eagles, Pleasant
Plains, $3.50.
West Amboys VS.. Sacred Hearts,
South Amboy.
Lehighs VS.. Maurers, $3.50.
Clovers VS.. Piscataway Arrows,
$3.50.
Industrial Title Game Today
A big band of royal rooters will
accompany the Roessler and Hass-
lacher Chemical Company baseball
team to Midtown this afternoon,
where they are scheduled to cross
bats with the Michelin Tire Com
pany team of that place. The team
lGaNt TIC StIllIdl IdllTOdu std
ton by truck shortly after l o'clock.
Dry Dock Nine at South Amboy
Several weeks ago the Perth Am
boy Dry Dock and South Amboy Y.
M. C.. A. baseball teams locked horEs
in a diamond contest but before two
innings had been played the game
WIS called on account Of rain with
the score. gao: e. all This
aftai tho teams are scheduled
to meet again, and 1t IS hoped a
final decision will be reached at this
time. Stratton will pitch for the
home team, while the Dry Dock
choice for pitcher has not been
announced at yet.
Two Games at r. G. w. Field
The third and deciding game of
the series between the Matawan and
st. Anthony baseball teams will be
the preliminary contest on the Rar-
itan Copper Works field tomorrow
afternoon. The winner will lock
horns with the Amboy team in the
main game of the afternoon. Van
Brunt will probably start for the
Matawan team, while Brownmiller
is expected to be the choice of the
home team. Should the Saints win
the first game, Young, a southpaw,
will pitch against Harry A~pplegate
in the main game, while Slocum or
Brown will twirl for the Matawan
team if this combination is success
full in the first contest. THE first
game will start at 1880. All three
teams are expected to use their reg |
ular lineups.
Panama Red Sox at Tottenville
The Panama Red Sox, a colored
combination from Panama, is sched-
uled to oppose Manager Richard
CARROTS Aquehonga nine on the
Tottenville grounds tomorrow after
noon. The Panama nine has been
making a tou of New York state
ard the northern part of New Jcr-
sey. This team is like the House
of David team in the way Of a nov.
city attraction. but the Red Q are
saiG to be a stronger baseball nine.
Art Romer will occupy the mound
for the A%quehonga team in this
game, and the remainder of the line
up will be practically the same as
on Thursday night, with the excep-
ton Of second base.
Pioneers VS.. Eagles
The Pioneer baseball team of
lIlS CITY Will SlluSdFOT " ldhc tllS
second game of their series with the
Eagles of Pleasant Plains when
these two teams meet on the lat
ter's grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The Pioneers defeated the Eagles
some time ago, by a score of Ill.
Olsen will be on the mound for the
visitors.
West AmbOys Play Sacred Hearts
The West Amboy baseball nine
will try conclusions with the Sacred
Heart nine of South Amboy on the
Sacret Heart grounds tomorrow
afternoon. "Cooney" Seplacky will
occupy the mound for the West AM
boy team in this game. Manager
Battle announces hat there will be
one new face in his lineup for to-
morrows' game. !
Lehigh at Maurer
The third game of a series FOR the
light senior championship of North
Amboy, will be played on the Mau:-
err grounds tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the Maurer and Lehigh teams.
To date the Maurer team Is credited
with two wins over the Lehish nine.
Dunton will pitch for the Maurer
team in this game. while Deliman
will do the twirling for the Lehigh
team.