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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-21
TEXAS OBSERVES
 SAN JAC|NT0 DAY
lRv IInitcd Pressl

Houston, Texas, April 21.--All Texas today observed San Jacinto day.
 General Sam Houston S5 years ago today defeated 1,400 Mexicans under command of the notorius Santa Anna, in battle between Houston and Gal weston. His victory secured the in dependence of Texas and enabled the state to later become state of the union. General Houston's men killed 630 of the Mexicans.
 In observance of the day, all schools
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-21

tured from the Germans, to be donat- ed by the war department to cities in Arkansas. Two cannon for Conway, one of which would be placed in Hen drix College, are named in the new bill, according to a Washington dispatch.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-21
REQUESTS CAPTURED
 CANNON FOR CONWAY

Congressman H. M. Jacoway has again introduced his bill in congress for the donation of ten cannon csp-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
Baseball DAILY EVIEW OF SPORTS Great Outdoors
.KEASBEY f. C. BREAKS event
IN GAMES OVER WEEKEND
tBy Evening News Correspondent

tBy Evening News Correspondent
KEASBEY, June 6-The Keasbey
Field Club again had to be content
with an even break in their games
over the week end. losing to the
Milestone nine by a score of ga, and
easily defeating the Sacred Heart to
the tune of 25-7 yesterday.
A wild heave by Dolina owe Sec
ond base with the bags loaded in
the ninth inning gave Milestone vic
tory over the local club, at Mill
stone Saturday. The Keasbeyites
played good ball and had the game
cinched until the final stanza when
Dolina weakened and lost his own
game. Dolina and Parsler COM
prised the Keasbey battery.
The Sacred Heart nine of South
Amboy, vas completely o~utclassed
by the Keasbey nine yesterday after
noon and was consequently given a
good clubbing in the 25-7 game,
which had the appearance of a
farce before the nine innings were
played.
Parsler, a young comer in the
pitching department, made his in
itial appearance with the local club
and a made a good showing. In the
fifth and sixth innings, his oppon-
ents found him for five hits. which
netted them their only seven runs.
Keasbey smashed out twenty
sever hits and their opponents
collected eleven.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
DanviIIe Tied for Third

The Greensboro, n. c., team is in
first place, Raleigh in second place
and the Danville, Va, team is tied
for third place with Durham, in the
Piedmont league, as a result of Dan
ville's downfall in games played on
Thursday and Friday. Thursdays
contest was lost to Winston-Salem
6-1, Shephart pitching, while Fri
days contest was lost to the leading
Greensboro team. Joyner pitched
the latter game. Although DAN
ville's weak hitting vas mainly re-
sponsible for the downfalls, Stinson
and Regain managed TO get their
bingles in both gam
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
Sport Briefs

The Dwarfs defeated the Watt
son A. G. yesterday. IA to 2. The
players on the winring team wers:
Vernon Achenberg. Stephen Twardy,
Joseph Schibinsky, Stanley Schultz.
Peter Schultz, Allen McQuarrie,
Raymond Rexond. Alonzo Fraser.
John Honuack.
The Acme Midgets claim a game
by forfeit from the Hopelawn Mid
gets.
The Bounders A. c., of Fords,
travelled to Nixon yesterday after
noon. where they were defeated by
the Nixon A. c.. 20 to Is. An eighth
inning rally, resulting in the Nixon
nine getting eight rum put the
game on ice for the home team. This
Bounders will travel to Piscataway
next Sunday afternoon to meet the
Arrows.
The Blue and Grays defeated the
Amber A. c., Z to O.. yesterday. The
winning pitcher allowed four hits
and famed thirteen men while NAL
let, pitching for the Amblers, allowed
nine safeties and struck out eleven
men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
MONITORS WIN
GAME HERE, 81
Catholic Field Club is De-
feated Yesterday--J. Erd-
ek's Homer is Losers Run

The Monitors defeated the Cath
olic Field Club yesterday by a score
OF 5-1. Scully started to pitch for
the field club but was taken out of
the box after the first inning after
three consecutive hits had been COL
lected from his delivery. Bartos re-
Iieyed Scully and was hit for three
runs but frightened up holding n
Monitors scoreless for the remaind-
er Cf the game. j. Erdek's batting
was q feature OF the game, he secur-
ing . hgme run in the second inning,
thus making the only run for
losing team. He poled out one other
hit, a two Dagger. Mitko, pitching
for the Monitors. famed eight and
Bartos, of the Field Club. stx. Mitko
walked one and Bartos three.
The teams lined up as follows:
Monitors, Ramsay. left field; Kosh,
third base; Thullesen, short stop;
Horvath, second base; Palachko'
first base; Morgan, catcher; Murray,
center field; Mitko, pitchers; Charles,
right field. Catholic Field Clup>
Hiadik, short stop: J. Erdek. left
aeld; Bartos, third base and pitcher;
Lenand, first base; w. Erdek, second
Sase; Garble, right field; kopka'
catcher; Smith, center field; Scully,
Aiteher and third base.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
ST. aNTH0NY6
DEFEAT PAGERS
Local Team Travels to South
River, Winning Game BY
Score of 6 to 4.

The batting of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing of George Fullerton, and f.
Of Neal Leary, were mainly RE-
sible for the ten inn2ing victoI1s
the ST anthony baseball ear!!ee,
this C yer the PAGERS of 90
River the latter's grounds yeste,
day at. moon. The ina score o
the game was GA. Singles by ,Tague,
Leary and Brownmiller after one
was down, sem over the winning /
counters.
Tague collected three hits in five
trips to the plate. a homer with two
on in the third round. and Singles IN
he eighth and tenth. FultOrt
work in the pinches was remarN.4,.
the home team collected ten htM w
his delivery. seven coming In
first three innings. Leary's workV
the left pasture featured the GanNa
the visitors left garden man made
Ave putoutS, and his feature play In
t,s eighty inning practically saved
the game In the eighth session the
bases were loaded with three mem
on, and the batter lined a terrific
clout to left. Leary after q long
run pulled down the drive, and
doubled a runner at third. II
The home team scored in the first
inning, second. sixth and eighth
stanzas. while the Saints collected
one run in the first, three In thd
third and two in the tenth. Christ
topherson handled many dif1cult
chances at short.
The box score alj
Saints
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
AMb0YS DEFEAT
CO[ORED GIANTS
Local Team Wins Fast Game,
81 Before Large Crowd at
Copper Works Field.

Harry Chunk" Applegate's
pitching and batting were mainly
responsible for the victory of Joe
Mullen's Perth Amboy baseball toss
ers over the Buffalo Colored Giants
in q game played on the Raritan
Copper Works field yesterday after
noon by a of 81. 1t was n
of the most interesting contests
played by the local representative
team this year, a game thai kept
the fans in their seats until the last
makl was out in the ninth session.
Applegate pitched one of the best
games of his career, holding the
colored batters to sever widely scat
tered hits, two of which should
have been handled and the batter
retired. In addition to his MASTER
full pitching performance. Apple
gate poled out a home run over the
right field fence in the fifth inning.
scoring the winning run of the game
and in the seventh inning singled to
left, sending Meyer Larson across
with Amboy's third and last run.
Chunk walked the first man to
face him in the game, and strucs
out eight batters, the last two in the
ninth inning.
While the Perth Amboy pitching
ace deserves a great deal of credit
for his performance. Taylor, the col
ored moundsman, also deserves
praise for his exhibition. Amboy
collected six hits off Taylor's deliv-
cry, eight famed the breeze, and
Loeser, the first man up in the open
ing session, drew q walk.
ROmer at Game
Jim Romer, star centerfielder of
the Amboy team, who injured his
ankle in last Mondays game, sat In
an automobile in center field during
yesterdays game. 1t is possible that
he may not play until early next
month. But while the Amboy
slueger die not perform, his bat
poled out four Of the Amboy hits,
Applegate's two. Larson's poke and
Kane's double.
Amboy was represented by a well
balanced club =. yesterdays contest.
Larsons' work behind the t was
excellent. and Aicer Jensty per-
Torrance at first base pie sed the
fans, the southpaw hur1er worked
urek, who all perform3 in great
style. Mickey Loeser WIS back in
left field, and performed in classy
fashion, as did Lynn In center and
Jacobs in right field. The colored
outfit had a fast team on the dia-
mond.
Visitors s. Jte First
Peterson walked to start the
game and was safe at second On ar
attempted steal. when Larson's
th~ow went into center. p swn
1ed to Kane, who thu ito
Aiazurek in an attempt to get Pc
-terson, but the third baseman failed
to touch the runner. Peterson scored
a moment later on Stout's single to
&C Ger. The visitors had but few
chance 30 score during the re-
mainder Of the game.
Loeser drew a pass to open AM
boys time at bat in the. last of the
first, and after Kane famed, the
Amboy left garden man scored on
Fullerton's triple to left. Amboy
did not score again until the fifth
session, when AppIegatc poled his
homer high and dry over the right
field fence. In the seventh inning
after two were down, Larson singled
to left, went to second on a passed
ball. and scored on Applegate's Sec
ond hit.
Pick" Mullen refereed the con-
test, and a big crowd of fans were
on hand. q
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
MATAWAN WINS
TWO GAMES
Monmouth Beachers Beaten
17-2---Staten Island All
-Leaguers Lose Out,'6-1.

MATWAN, June 6-Manager Tas-
sini's representative ball tossers,
won two games over the week end,
trimming the Monmouth Beach rep
r~esentative Fam to the tune OF a
17-2 score Saturday afternoon and
defeating the strong All Lacquer
nine from Staten Island yesterday
afternoon 6-1. Both games were
played on the Matawan grounds.
Van Brunt pitched the game against
the Staten Island tossers, while
Smith performed on Saturday. The
heavy batting and good fielding of
the Matawan representative outfit
featured both contests.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
LEAD WORKERS
BEAT |NGOTS
Third Straight Defeat for Cop
per Works Saturday--L Lead
Works Win 9 to q.

"Ironman" Mitruska's good pitch
ing for the United Lead Works base
ball team, while the Raritan Cop
per tossers erred behind the mound
work of Tommy Van Glider, was re-
sponsible for the third straight de-
feat of the season for the Raritan
Copper works baseball team on Sat-
urday afternoon, and allowed the
United Lead Works nine their first
victory of the season b va 8 to 4
score.
Mitruska was touched for five safe
ties, struck out six men. walked six
and hit one batter. while Van Glider
allowed nine hits, struck u seven
walked four and hit two batters.
The Copper works players made six
errors, while three were made by the
visitors.
Manager Ed Mooney" Poulsen led
the vanquished Copper Works team
with the willow, securing two of their
five hits. while Pfeiffer, Maloney.
Toolan and Springer secured two hits
apiece for the winning team.
e.. The Lead Works scored one in
the first, and in their half of the lri-
tial session the Ingots took the lead
by scoring two runs. After the third
session, however, the home team
never was in the lead. Huclsy's
work in left field featured the game.
Bill Campbell umpired.
The Lead Works lined UP with,
Mitruska. p; Springer. c.; Maloney,
lib; Toolan, 2b; Desmond. S.; Pfeit-
fer, 3b; Hornsby, If; Byde, CT; Kelly
and Balint. IF. and the CopperWorks
lined up as follows: Van Glider. p;
l.. Segar. C; Poulse1. lib: A. oegar
2b: Cunningham, IS; Egan. 3b; Hur-
ley. If; Olsen, CT. and Solt, RI.
The score by innings:
U. l.. w. -. 1 0 2 0 0 0 4 2 0 y
r. c. w. . 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 "a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
STARS WIN
At METUCHEN
Wesley Wilson's Crew Beat
Brainy Borough Nine by
Score of Ia to 3.

Wesley Wilson's All-Stars trave.ed
to Metuchen oil Saturday afternoon
where they handed a lacing to the
representative team o! that place by
a score of IA to 3. The twirling of
Charley Brownmiller, the batting of
Burns, Christopherson and Brown
miller and the backstop work of Will
lie Larson, was mainly responsible
for the Stars victory. BrownmiIler
allowed four hits, three coming in
the fourth inning when the home
players scored their only runs. The
Stars collected twenty-one hits. every
player taking part in the rampage.
Jay Wallace secured the longest
hit of the game. a three base blow.
and joey Burns made the feature
play of the game, a catch in center
field. After the fourth inning TIA resi-
suit of the game was nevef "a any
doubt, Brownmiller's box wo. Nand
the batting of the visitors in theN ix.h
and seventh, sewed up the cont est.
Mickey Milchick was on the mound,
for the Metuchen team. \
The lineups:
Stars-Burns. CT; 8 hits; Christie.
pherson. SIS. 4 hits: Leahy, 3b. 2 hits:
Wallace. Oh. 2 hits: Leary, II. :, hits.
Warner, lib. 2 hits; Zeher. on wages.
Larson, C. 2 hits. and Brow.s a az ms ms
p. 3 hits. eoh ms
observation-disclosures. 1b; Smithlhe !.
I hit; Noe. RI. l hit; Bader, c. 1 :
Miller. 3b; Ardolino. 2b. and Mfl-
chick, p.
The score by innings:
r. II. L.
All~stars. 0O2213501-1 III 2
Metuchen 0O030O0 o. q
Summary-Three base hit, Wal
lace; two base hits, Burns. Christo-
pherson, Leahy, Wallace and Brown.
miller. 2: struck out by Brownri.ler.
z: by Milchick. 6: bases on balls, oft
Brownmiller 5. Milchick 0: hit by
pitcher. by Brownmiller O: Milchick
1. Umpire Bill Sheehan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
Keyport Loses to Danbury

The Keyport representative team
met defeat at the hands of the Dan
bury baseball team of New York at
Keyport yesterday afternoon by a
score of Az. Manuels wild chuck
late in the game was mainly respon-
sible for the downfall of the home
tossers. Hornsby occupied the
mound for the Keyport team. Hunt
played first base. Gloff third base.
and Pfeiffer in c%entertield. These
four tossers performed well in the
field and at bat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
NINE
WIN by 6 To |
Local Players Take CIiffWood
Teams Measure in Well
Played Game Yesterday.

The Lehigh baseball team of this
city defeated the Cliffwood represen-
tative team in a well played game
on the United Lead Works grounds
yesterday afternoon by a score of g
TO l.. kuran's pitching and the bat
ting of Majesty. Mosko and O'Hara
featured for the home team. Ma
jesky's homer, and Mosko's triple,
were the only extra base clouts OF
the game.
The box score
IGhiQha
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06

A homer in the first frame by
Mandel started the batting bee of
Room l of School Z in the game on
Saturday against Room 3. the final
o being 1919 in favor of Room l.
The game was played on the Copper
Works diamond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06

RESULTS
American League
New York, 5; st. Louis, 4.
Washington, 8; Chicago, 2.
National League
Brooklyn, 5; Chicago, 3.
Cincinnati, 6; Boston, o..
st. Louis, Z; Philadelphia, 4.
4 International League
Baltimore, 10; Jersey City, 0.
Newark, Z; Reading. 8.
Buffalo, II; Toronto. 6.
Rochester, IA: Syracuse, s.
GAMES TODAY
American League
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
National League
New York at Pittsburgh.
BROOKLYN at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
International League
Jersey City at Baltimore.
Newark at Reading.
Syracuse at Toronto.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
AMBQYS
WIN ANOTHER
tssg
Beat the Athletics in Game
Here Yesterday by Score
of IL to a.

The West Amboy baseball team
had an easy time scoring q victory
over the Athletic nine of this city in
a game on the West Amboy grounds
yesterday afternoon. The final
Of the contest was ia. Naxfeld
pitched for the winning team. and
hock for the losers. Two base hits
by Battle, Madsen, Wosh and Saboy,
were the longest hits of the game.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06

teams of Pew and Pickersgill meet
in a bowling match and tonight at
1880 in the gym Hoagland's and
Comings' team clash. Tomorrow aft
ernoon at 5 o'clock the Booz-Leeson
bowling match will be staged and TO-
morrow night in the gym Rankin's
team will meet Pickersgilrs team.
Thursday night the teams of RAM
kin and Stocker will meet on the
alleys while Booz and Pickersgin
compete in the gym. On Friday
afternoon at s o'clock Hoagland and
Pickersgill will bowl. Friday night
Rankin and 'Stocker will have their
gym events ana comIrss and Lee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
CLOVERS BEAT
ACME OUTFIT
Score 9 to 2 As Local Teams
Battle for City Honors--
Few Hits for ACmeS.

The Clover baseball team scored
a victory over the Acme baseball
team in an interesting game played
on the Lumber field grounds yester-
day afternoon. The final score of
the contest was 9-2.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
Y. M. G. A. Sports

Pew's team jumped into second
place over the weekend as a result
of taking three straight games from
Hoagland's team on the "Y" alleys.
Bill Pemberton. anchor man for the
losing combination, averaged high
for the night, 1877. George Forman,
the winning anchor man. averaged
1855.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
PAGERS
The score by innings:
...... 0 / 3 0 0 0 0 0 c--6
1nnnrc O O O | 0 a

Summary-Home run, Tague:
two base hits, Burns, Warner and
Mccarthy: double plays. Leary to
Tague; Reyhon to Mccarthy To-
smith; Meyer t o Mccarthy to Smith;
struck out, by Fullerton 8. Nisonhoff
G: bases on balls. off Fullerton 81;
Nisonhoff I; hit by pitcher. Fuller
ton O.: Nisonhoff, (Brownmiller).
Umpire, Hode.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
ClifwoOd

The score by innings:
Cliffwood 80. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 II
Lehighs .... 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 x--6
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06
ONE SIDED GAME
At T0TTENV|LLE
So-CaI|ed Lenox All Stars Fail
to Deliver Goods and Are
Defeated rs to 2.

A poor exhibition of baseball was
put up by the team calling them
selves the Lenox All Stars, against
the Aquehonga Athletic Club
ON the grounds in T~ottenville
afternoon. There was the
usual large crowd on hand for the
game and when the T%ottenville team
began to bat the first pitcher over
the lots in the first four innings,
running up twenty-four runs. the
grand stand was emptied of half of
it's occupants. Manager Carfoot.
though Umpire Robedee, announced
before the close of the game which
went entire nina innings much to
the amusement of those left on the
stands, that becausefof the poor ex-
hibition given by the visiting team,
that he would give a double header
next Sunday to make UP for yester-
days game. Il
When the game was over the score
stood,x~+e~@ ~ome~ The veteran
s sn,rd inning Art h,1sk ~ I'd
placed Herbert
In the sA... the morning be-
tween the married men of the Aque-
honga A. c., with children and the
single men. the former were the vic
ttors by a score of 80. Walters and
Barich we're the battery for the
married men and Matheson and
Sparks were the battery for the
single men. The game was played
to see who would roll the diamond
for the afternoons game. The sin
elemcn did the rolling.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-06

plegate. Three base hit Fullerton.
Two base hit, Kane. Struck out by
Applegate s. Taylor s. Bases on
balls off Apologize 1, Taylor 1. Left
on bases Amboy 5, Giants s. Um-
pire, Mullen.
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