Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-30

American Association VS.. r. C. w.
at r. c. W., $3.50.
Amboy Stars VS.. Lakewood. $50.
Valley A. c. We. Aquehonga Sec
ond, Tottenville, $3.50.
;. Pioneers VS.. Railway Reformatory,
$3.50.
Junior Club Married and Single
teams, r. C. W., 10 o'clock.
Keyport VS.. Amboys, r. c. W., $3.50
Huguenot vs. Aquehongas. Often
vile. $3.50.
Saints Va. Freehold, $3.50.
West Amboy VS.. Columbus. J. c.,
$3.50.
Sacred Hearts VS.. X. Of c.. South
Amboy. $3.50.
Pioneers vs.. Trinities. city grounds.
$3.50.
Junior Club VS.. Blue & Grays. city
grounds, 2 o'clock.
Clovers VS.. Matawan, $3.50.
st. Emery VS.. Deltas. Pardee Field,
2 o'clock.
Amblers Of South Amboy VS..
White Stars. Pardee Field, $3.50.
Keyport Plays Amboys
Tomorrow afternoon on the Rari-
tan Copper Works field the Keyport
and Perth Amboy baseball clubs Will
cross bats in the second game Of their
i~nter-county diamond championship
series. Amboy won the first game
by a score of Z to 6 in a twelve-1n-
ming game.
The probable batting order Of the
teams:
Perth Amboy-Loeser. II: Cough
lin, IS; Jensen, IF; James, 1b; Romer.
RI; Fullerton. 2b; Mazurek, 3b; Lar
son, c, and Applegate. p.
Keyport-Burns, IF: way, IS;
Pfeiffer. CT; Manuel. IS or p; Smith.
If: Stidfole. 1b: Gloff. 3b; Huston, c,
and Hornsby, p.
Huguenot At Tottenville
Great interest is being show In
the game scheduled for the Totem
Vile grounds tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the Huguenot nine n
AQuehonga team of Tottenville. The
Aouehonga team defeated the HUI
guenot combination ip a game at
Tottenville earlier in the season. but
Huguenot's recent victory over the
Rossville team is a fair exhibition OF
their real strength. Art Romer will
be sent to the mound by Manager
Carfoot Of the AquehOnga team,
while the Huguenot pitcher has no.
been made known as yet. The re.
mainder of the Tottenvflle team will
be the same as in previous contests
this season.
Saints At Freehold
HL. c. Ac<Lo~v no onuI tam nf
this city will travel to Freehold to-
| morrow afternoon, where they will
cross bats with the representative
team Of that place. This is the first
meeting of these two teams this sea-
son, and the Saints will endeavor to
break their two game losing streak
by winning this contest. Art Young
and Bader will be in the points for
the visitors in this game. The st.
Anthony team will meet at the cor
ner of Mcclellan and Smith streets
tomorrow afternoon at 12:45 O'Clock
making the trip to Freehold by bus.
Fans who desire to make the trip
are requested to meet at the same
time.
Ingots At Home
The Raritan Copper Works base
bail team and the representative
nine of the American Association of
Chrome. are booked to play on n
Raritan Copper Works field this aft
ernoon. Ed Keller will do the
pitching for the locals in this game.
Amboy Stars At Lakewood
Bill sheehan's Amboy Stars travel
to Lakewood this afternoon to play
| the second game Of a series with that
team. The Stars defeated the strong
| Lakewood combination in the first
game of the series by a 2 to l
| about four weeks ago. Joe Wood and
Larson will be in the points for the
visiting team in this game. Shee-
hans team will make the trip to
| Lakewood by automobile leaving the
Central station at 1 o'clock.
Aouehonga Seconds Play
The Auuehonga Seconds and the
| Valley A. C. nine Of Richmond VAL
| lev are scheduled to cross bats on
the Tottenville grounds this after
noon. Hollowell or Waters Will be
in the points for the home team In
this game.
West Amboys at Jersey City
The West Amboy baseball team OF
this city will attempt to seek revenge
on the Columbia A. A. of Jersey City
when these two teams cross bats IN
Jersey City tomorrow afternoon. The
Hudson county team defeated the
West Amboy outfit by a n point
margin in an extra inning game
when these two teams last met. The
Amboy players and fans will make
the trip to Jersey City by automobile.
Interesting Game at South Amboy
The Sacred Heart and knights OF
Columbus baseball teams of South
Amboy will play the first game of q
series to decide the championship OF
South Amboy, on the Sacred Hear
grounds tomorrow afternoon. There
is great interest in the game.
Pioneers Have Two Games
There are two games on the SEIZED
ule of the Pioneer nine for this week
end. This afternoon the team trav'
els to Railway to play the Reforma'
tory nine, and tomorrow afternoon
they play the Trinity nine of this city
on the city grounds.
Blue and Grays Play
The Blue and Gray baseball MIN
will cross %bludgeons with the Junior
club nine on the City Park grounds
tomorrow afternoon. The game u
slated to get under way at 2 o'clock
Single and Married Men Play
The Single and Married men Of tbs
Junior club will meet in a baseball
contest on the Raritan Copper Works
field tomorrow morning at 10 O'CLOCK
The members of this club are taktnf
great interest in this game. and a big
k,rpnyyf 10 ovnerfad