Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-31
The score by innings:

Inc score Dy innings.
Lyceums -. 0 0 0 0 0 %
Amboys 80. l 2 0 0 l 0 0 2 x-6
Summary: Two base hits, Romer.
James and Neider; sacrifice hit,
Kane; bases on balls. off Neider O.,
off Milchick 2; struck out by Neider
10. by Milchick 3; left on bases. AM
boys 6, Lyceums 1; double plays,
James to Kane, Milchick to G.. Nesley
to Coley; passed balls, Larson 2, Mes
ley L. Umpires. Mullen on balls and
strikes; Deliman on bases.
Cab completed G. Nesley's turn at
bat in the ninth, when batter injured
his ankle.
Larson ran for Romer in first,
when rune sprained ankle.
AmboyS Win Two Sunday
Jim Romer's stickwork and the
pitching of Henry Butch" Neider
and Harry Chunk" Apologize, was
mainly responsible for the Perth Am
boy teams double victory on Sunday
afternoon. Romer's homer over the
right field fence. with two on, in
the first inning, sewed up the seven
inning contest between the Morgans
of South Amboy. and Mullen's Com
bination. In this contest Butch"
Neider held the boys from across h
river, safe throughout, Only five hits
were collected Off his delivery and
five batters famed the breeze. The
final score of this game was 10 to l..
An error sent Morgan's only run
across in the first.
Romer's triple to the center field
fence, with Fullerton on second base
with none down in the ninth, was the
-cIding factor in the victory OF the
local team I've h B~r1dgeportS OF
New York. by a score of 4 to g.. In
this game Amboy scored two runs In
the first inning, when Kane reached
first as a result of Simpson dropping
his last strike, Fullerton's single.
Romer's fielder's choice, and error
by the second baseman on Herman's
bounder. Neither team scored after
the first session, until the ninth
round. when the visitors went ahead
due to their punching two hits a
fielder's choice and two errors. Ro-
mer's triple to the center field fence
in the final inning. scored Fullerton,
who had walked. and Romer went
home when the pitcher and third
baseman erred on the return throw
from the outfield.
Although the Bridgeport tossers
collected ten hits off Applegate's de-
livery, while their w moundsman
allowed five, Apologize was irwin
chile in the pinches. The Amboy hur-
Ter struck out seven men. Eleven
hits were collected off Murray, the
South Amboy twirler in the first
game. Kane, Fullerton and Manu.
rex led Amboy at the bat in the first
contest with two hits apiece. while
Romer and Loeser were the heavy
stickers in the second event. Kane's
work in the short field featured both
contests.
The batting order of the teams in
the first game are as follows:
Morgan-Pierson, If; Newmark
1b; McGinnity. 3b; Manaker, CT:
Maxf1eld, rf; Cummings. 2b; Let's.
SIS; Render, C: Murray, p.
Amboy-Loeser, If: Kane, IS: Full
lerton, 2b; Romer. CT; Herman. 3b;
Burke. 1b: Mazurek, IF; Larson, C;
Neider, p.
Score by innings:
Morgan ........ / 0 0 0 0 0 o. j
Amboy ........ 8 2 2 8 0 0 x-10
Summary-Home run, Romer;
two base hit, Mazurek: struck out by
Neider 5. Murray 2; bases on balls,
off Neider 0. Murray 4; hit by pitch
err, Murray. (Loeser); double play,
Neider to Fullerton to Burke; sacri-
flee hit. Murray. Umpire, Mullen.
The box score:
Second Game
ANNOY