Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-09
DAILY REVIEW OF SPORTS Great Outdoors
WEEK END GAMES OF HIGH
SCHEDULED HERE.
Today

Today
s:s 3; c. W. VS.. DD10nts at Par'in'
Dry Docks VS.. z. M. c. A.. South
Amboy, $3.50. =
Lyceums vs.. Railway. $3.50.
Raritans VS.. Industrial Association.
Roosevelt, $3.50.
Franklins VS.. Keyport, $3.50.
Acmes at Matawan, $3.50.
Tomorrow
All Collegians VS.. Amboys, r. c.
W., $3.50.
$3.50.
Shawnee A. c., Brooklyn, VS..
AQuehongas, Tottenville, $3.50.
Pioneers VS.. Matawan, $3.50.
Raritans VS.. Atlantic Highlands,
$3.50.
Fords VS.. C1overs, $3.50.
West Amboys and Saints
The west Amboy baseball team
has been booked by Manager Wesley
Wilson of the st. Anthony baseball
nine, to oppose the latter nine in
the preliminary game at the Raritan
Copper works field tomorrow after
noon. due to the fact that the Ly-
ceums who were originally sched-
ulCu " 10 ShO OPPOi0heS r-S
Saints. cancelled the game because
several of their players will be out
of town tomorrow. Jeroff and Ba-
der will be in the points for the st.
Anthony team in this game, while
Seplacky. former Lyceum twirler,
and Rasmussen will comprise h
battery for the visiting team. The
game will start at 1880 o'clock. The
remainder of the positions on the
Saints team will be filled by Brown
miller. w. Mazurek, Christopherson.
Egan, Leary, Burns and Warner. The
Saints defeated the West Amboy
team some time ago by a score OF
5 to S.
Biz Attraction at Tottenville
The Shawnee A. c. Of Brooklyn,
one of the strongest travelling semi
pro teams in New York. will oppose
Manager Richard Carfoot's .Aque-
honga baseball warriors in the'regu-
lar weekend game at the Tottenvllle
grounds tomorrow afternoon. The
old reliable, Art Romer, will carry
the pitching burden in this game.
and the remainder of the home
teams lineup will be the same as
was used in other contests this year.
Keasbey Feds Want Game
The Keasbey Feds baseball team
Is without a game for tomorrow at
ternoon. On Thursday night the
Feds were defeated by the Keasbey
Field Club nine in a twelve-inning
game by a score Of 1913. John Par
sler and Frank Capinask were in the
points for the Feds in this game,
while Dolina, Wagenhoffer and Par
sler made up the battery for the
winning team.
r. G. w. at Dupont
The Raritan Copper Works base
ball team will travel to Parlin this
afternoon where they r. scheduled
to cross bats with the Dupont Pow
der Works team Of that place. There
Is great interest In this game and a
big crowd is expected to be on hand.
inasmuch ~ the Raritan Copper
Works team Ia the present holder of
the county industrial honors, and
this Is their first game away from
home. The Dupont combination met
defeat at the hands of the Michelin
nine in a recent county champion
ship game. Keeler and Hart will be
the opposing pitchers in this game.
Dry Docks at South Amboy
The Dry Docks baseball team of
this city will travel to South Amboy
this afternoon to meet the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. team Of
that place in a game on the Y. M. G.
A. grounds. The visitors have not
been defeated this year, while the
r. & H. team Of this city holds a
victory over Hhe South Amboyans.
Brownmiller and Gominger will
probably DO the opposing pitchers in
this contest.
Pioneers and Acmes at Matawan
Manager John Tassini's Matawan
baseball team is booked for two
games over the weekend. the Acme
nine for a game this afternoon and
the Pioneer team for tomorrow af-
ternoon. The Acme team won three
victories ove the last weekend,
while the Pioneer team boasts of
seven straight wins. The Matawan
team lost three games this season.
Franklins Play KeypOrt
The Franklin baseball team of
this city has q game scheduled with
tho Keyport representative team on
the Keyport grounds for this after
noon. Manager Leslie has not an
nounced his lineup for this game.