Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-11
Big GAMES SCHEDULED
today AND TOMORROW
IN CITY and VICINITY
Games Today

Games Today
Dry Docks VS.. U. L. W.. at U. l..
w. grounds. $3.50.
Chesbrough VS.. South Amboy Y.
NJ. c. A. at S. A, $3.50.
Tomorrow A. NJ.
Washingtons VS.. Eagles, r. C. W.,
10 o'clock.
Tomorrow p. NJ.
Roosevelt VS.. Amboys. r. C. w. al
$3.50.
Lyceums VS.. Matawan, $3.50.
Saints VS.. Sayreville All Stars, at
$3.50.
Pioneers VS.. Aquehongas, Totem
vile, 1870.
In%ternationals, Brooklyn VS.. Aque-
hongas, $3.50.
Franklins VS.. Alberts, Atlantic
Highlands, $3.50.
Staten Island All Leaguers VS..
Maurers, $3.50.
West Amboys VS.. Sacred Hearts.
s. A, $3.50.
Industrial Teams Play Here
On the United Lead Works dia-
mond this afternoon, the Dry Dock
baseball team will play the United
Lead works combination. Each OF
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opening game on their schedule. Nit
ruska, the Lead Works hurler, will
be opposed by either Brownmiller or
Deveny in this game. The contest
will get under way promptly at $3.50
O'Clock.
C~hesbrOugh Nine at South AmbOy
The Chesbrough Manufacturing
Company baseball team of this city
will travel to South Amboy this aft
ernoon where they will cross bats
with the South Amboy Y. NJ. c. A.
team of that place. Crow will pitch
for the Chesbrough team in this
game. Uhile Gominger will be the
probable choice for mound duty in
the Y. NJ. c. A. lineup.
Lyccums Will Furnish Opposition
Ten Snyder's Lyceum baseball
club, diamond tossers of this city.
will endeavor to break the seven
game winning streak of the Mata-
wan representative baseball cam,
when these teams meet on the dia-
mond in Matawan tomorrow after
: noon. Mickey Milchi~ will do the
pitching for the visiting team in this
game, and Buck Nesley. the catch
ing. Van Brunt will occupy the hill
for the home team. The Lyceum
players and fan will meet at the club
house at l o'clock, and the game will
start at $3.50 o'clock.
Aquehongas Double Attraction
There will be two big games on
the Tottenville baseball ground tot
morrow afternoon, the Pioneers of
Perth Amboy will oppose the new
Aquehonga baseball team in the first
game of the double attraction, and
the strong Internationals of Brook
I'm, will cross bats with the regu-
lar Aquehonga baseball team In the
second encounter. Halloween VIII
pitch the opening game against the
Pioneers, while Olsen will be sent
to the mound for the visitors. Art
Romer, the old reliable veteran
southpaw will pitch the main attrac-
ton against the Brooklynites. The
tlrst game will start at 1880 o'clock.
Franklins at Highlands
The Franklin baseball team will
travel to Atlantic Highlands where
they will cross bats with the Alerts
nine of that place, tomorrow after
noon. The Alerts have a good rec
ord on the diamond so far this year,
and should give the visitors an In
teresting tussle. Baumlin will be
given the mound assignment for the
Franklins, and the remainder of the
team will be practically the same as
opposed the Arrows of Piscataway
last night. The Franklins will
meet at the Central railroad and
Smith street at ~ o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
All Lcaguers Here Tomorrow
The All Leaguers baseball team of
Staten Island will play the Maurer
baseball team on the Maurer
and Flick will be in the points for
the Leaguers in this contest. and
Manager A. HUH is confident that
his tossers will make up for their
defeat at the hands of the Mata-
wan outfit last Sunday. Dunton or
Faltisco will be sent to the hill for
the home team, and Manager Ur-
banski is of the belief that his play
ers will make up for their tback
at the hands of the Sewaren nine
last Sunday. The game will start
at $3.50 o'clock.
West Amboys at South Amboy
The West Amboy baseball team
of this city will play their second
travelling game of the season to-
morrow afternoon. They are sched
uled to play the Sacred Hearts OF
South Amboy on the latter's grounds
Maxfeld will do the twirling for the
West Amboy team, and Manager
Rathe is confident his team will
carry off the bacon.
Eagles and Washingtons Clash
There is great interest in the
game scheduled to be played by the
Eagle Fire Company and the Wash
ington fire laddies on the Raritan
Copper Works field tomorrow morn
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