Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-23
Week End Games Are Of
Unusual High Quality
Many Are Scheduled
EmeraIds VS.. White Stars

EmeraldS VS.. white stars
Feeling in fine shape after their
final practice game with the Ly-
ceums on Thursday night. Michael
Stolz's Emerald baseball team will
invade the Pardee diamond tomor-
row afternoon where they will stack
forces with the White Stars. a team
from the Dublin section.
Petersen or Joe Miller will do
the flinging for the Emeralds, while
Jones will receive them. 1t
is not known who will be the bat
of the Emerald lineup will include
the Anderson brothers, Thomas,
Mansfield, l.. Miller, Kennedy and
Desmond.
Fords to Play st. Michacls
The Fords +. G. and the st. Mi
chaels will get together Sunday on
the Hall avenue grounds. This will
be a return game, the st. Michaels
winning the first. Fords hope to
even up with the st. Michaels so a
third game can be played later on.
Fords have had a losing streak Of
three games and hope to get in their
winning streak as they had early in
the season. The lineup for the Fords
team for this game will be Elko, 1b;
Durham, 2b; Rodner, SIS; Edwards,
3b; Egan, rf: Anthony, CT; Gudish,
If; Tankocik, C; Bakus. p.
EMISSIONS Coming Here Tomorrow
The Junior Club of this city, play
ing in the preliminary to the Amboy-
Railway game on the Copper Works
field, will have as their opponents
the Ernston team which defeated
them 6-5 in an eleven inning game
played several weeks ago at South
Amboy. If this game tomorrow de-
veiops into as close a contest the
fans will be assured of their moneys
worth.
There will be a double-header on
the West Amboy grounds tomorrow
afternoon. In the first game the
Salems and Atlantics, formerly the
Harmony Club, will clash while in
the second game the West Amboys
and Lehighs will get together.
Pioneers and Lyceums Travel
Two local senior teams will not
be seen in action here tomorrow.
The Pioneers will meet the Wood
bridge Field Club at Woodbridge
while the Lyceums will go to Free
hold and there clash with the strong
Monmouth county team from that
place.
Saints Going to New Brunswick
The st. Anthonys will travel to
New Brunswick tomorrow afternoon
to meet the Red Stars of that place.
The battery for the Saints will con-
sist of Art Young and Bader. The
members of the local team will meet
at the corner of Mcclellan and Smith
streets at l o'clock prior to leaving
for the county seat.
Keesbey Goes to Monmouth County
lBy Evening News Correspondence
KEASBEY. July 23-The Keasbey
f. c. is ready to meet its opponents
in the two hard games Manager
Schuster has arranged over this
Weekend. The team is confident OF
b/ng home the bacon" on both oc-
casions.
This afternoon the team, a prac-
tically reorganized nine stronger
than ever, is at Bradley Beach stack
ing forces against the fast shore
nine which recently defeated the st.
Anthonys in a close game. Captain
Katransky has a strong team in the
field for Keasbey and is looking for
ward to a victory. With the addi-
ton of Tommy" Burke, "Micky'
Milchick and Dave Halberts the
team is stronger than at any time
this season.. Milchick is slated TO
pitch this afternoon.
Tomorrow afternoon the team will
again journey to South Jersey. this
time taking on the Deal Beach team.
The players will leave Perth Amboy
on the 1923 o'clock train for the
shore resort. "Maxy" Wagenhoffer
is to bear the pitching burden in this
game and with Wagenhoffer at his
best, a good game should result.
Both Monmouth county teams are
playing good ball and victories for
the Ke~asbeyites will mean much in
their race for the senior honors.
Captain Katransky will most likely
pick his team from the following:
Grispart, Parsler, Sullivan, Burke.
Halberts, Smalley, Wagenhoffer. Mil
chick, Hippenstill and Lovas.
Two Games for Matawan
TBy Evening News Correspondent
MATAWAN. July 23:-Matawan's
baseball team will play two games
during the weekend. The first is
being played this afternoon on the
high school diamond, the opponents
being the Perth Amboy All Stars.
Tomorrow afternoon on the station
grounds the Matawan team will
cross bats with the Sayreville A. G.