Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-05

pdll cluD won TOUR games on the
Raritan Copper Works Sunday af-
ternoon and yesterday afternoon
defeating the Manhattan Parks and
Lyceums on the former day. and
the Penn Red Caps in a double bill
yesterday afternoon. Mickey Mil
chick, who relieved Butch" Nei-
der in h game against the Man.
haitian Parks, received credit for
winning that game, Harry Apple
gate defeated Willie Flynn in the
second game on Sunday afternoon,
and William Flynn received credit
for winning both games for AM
boy yesterday afternoon, relieving
Jensen in the first contest and APP
plegate in the second ARRAY. The
Manhattan Parks game was won
ST as the result of a ninth inning
rally; the Lyceum game was won
30 by a last inning rally; the first
game yesterday afternoon was won
6-5 by a ninth inning rally, while
the second game of yesterdays
double header was won "a.
Two Victories on Sunday
The pitching Of Harry Chunk
Applegate against the Lyceums in
the second game of the double
header on Sunday afternoon, and
the batting Of Aicer Jensen, Andy
Mazurek, Andy Kane and Meyer
Larson in the first game, and the
stickwork Of James and Jensen in
sponsible for the double victory of
the Amboy team over the Manhat-
tan Parks of Newark and the Ly-
ceums of this city. Both games
were won in the ninth inning.
Butch" Neider was greatly at
fected by the heat, and his twirling
in the first game was far off form.
He was relieved in the seventh in
ming by Mickey Milchick, who re-
ceives credit for the victory. Hecht
and Klusman were the batting stars
for the visitors, securing eve of
their teams ten hits. The Newark
team scored three runs in the open
ing round on three walks. two
fielder's choices and a two base hit,
and added another in the third on
two hits n an error. In the
fourth inning the Parks scored one
runner on one and two errors, and
another in the fifth as a result of
two hits and a fielder's choice.
Their final counter came in the first
of the ninth, when Hecht clouted
out his fourth hit of the game, a
homer owe the right field fence.
The Amboy players clouted out
four hits for two runs in the second
inning Of the game, and the same
number Of bingles for two runs in
the sixth inning. Two hits and an
error enabled Amboy to ever matters
by scoring two runs in the eighth in
ming. James homer over the right
field fence to start the last half of
the ninth, tied the score. and sue
cessive hits by Mazurel, Jensen and
Larson resulted in the winning run
being Sent over. Coughlin of Roose-
welt played at short for Amboy in
both games.
Mound Duel In Second
Hrary Applegate defeated Willie
Flynn in an interesting pitching duel
in the second game. James triple
and Jensen's single being responsible
for the Lyceum twirler's downfall,
with one down in the ninth inning,
Apologize allowed four hits to his
younger opponents six.
The Lyceums scored first in this
game. sending a runner around in
the fifth. T. Burke singled, went to
second ON Kopko'S sacrifice n
scored on Wallace's single. Coley's
hit through Mazurek, Kane's muff
of a fly in center and Mazurek's mis-
cue on a thrOw-in from centerfield
gave the Lyceums their only other
run of the game in the seventh.
In the last of the seventh, Leahy's
wide throw on James grounder,
F'ullerton's felder's choice and a
the tying runs. James tripled to left
to start the last of the ninth, Fuller
ton grounded out. Coughlin walked,
and Jensen singled to right, the win
ming run scoring on the latter hit.
The Lyceums were the first to get
a runner on the bag in this game,
Wallace reaching first in the third
when Fullerton dropped his fly. APP
plegate doubled in the last of the
third, out was left stranded at that
station. In the first of the ninth
Cab" Nesley opened with a double,
and was advanced to third where he
was left.
There were numerous features in
these two games. Mcmahon officiated
in both contests.
Penn Red Caps Lose Two
Willie Fiynn's sterling relief work,
Bill Coughlin's steady hitting and
corking playing at short stop. and
first game, and Kane, Mazurek,
Burke and Applegate in the second
game, featured the home team work
in yesterdays double-header.
Aicer Jensen started for Amboy in
the first game of yesterdays double
header and pitched steady ball up to
the ninth inning, when he injured
his arm. With two men on the paths
and one down. Flynn relieved him
and two runs crossed the pan. but the
Amboy batters scored the same num-
Der in their half of the ninth, and
won out. Jensen allowed seven hits
during his stay on the mound. while
Flynn was touched for one hit. Parks
featured with the stick for the col
ored boys.
Harry Apologize pitched the first
inning Of the second game, and de-
cided to leave Flynn finish the game.
after three runs had been scored
by the Red Caps. Flynn allowed
three hits in the remaining eight in
nings. a bunting attack by the home
players in the fourth sewed up the
game. The Amboy team as a whole
showed up lin great form, in this
double-header.
The box score, first game, (Sun-
Amboys
ALB. R. H. E.
oLeser, If ........... o
Fullerton. 2b ........ 4 0 II