Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-29
LOSE At
SOUTH ANbOY
Y. M. C. A. Team Beats Lo-
cal Industrial Team Satur-
day--SC0re Al

Failure to take advantage or
Buck STATIONS wildness. was re-
sponsible for the Raritan copper
Works baseball team of this city
dropping a contest to the South Am
boy Y. NJ. c.. a. nine on the South
Amboy grounds Saturday afternoon.
by a score of 4 to l.. The lngots de-
feated the South Amboy team on the
local grounds earlier in the season
by a IL to 3 score, and the deciding
game will probably be played in this
city in the near future.
Stratton was touched for three hits
one in the second n one in the
eighth and ninth innings. He issued
even passes, hit m batter and
struck out four. Ed Keller. the K.
C.. w. veteran. allowed seven hits,
well scattered except in the second
and sixth stanZas when the nome
team scored all of their counters.
Keller struck out four men, hit one
batter and did not issue a pass.
Andy Kane's work at shortstop
and Monaker's bat were mainly re-
sponsible for the South Amboy
teams victory. The home teams
shortstop accepted nine chance IN
the shortfield, without a slipup. ana
secured two Of his teams seven hits.
Il lIOIdhGI III INoiAS S"S
4 two hits. both making a double and
a single.
.'Pud' S%tinson's all around WORK
featured for the visitors. Stinson,
Van Glider and Hurley collected one
hit apiece. the only safeties maze
off the delivery of Stratton.
First Scoring in Second
Each team got a man on the bag
In the first round, the visitors as a
result of a walk. and h home team
through the medium of a base MT
The Ingots placed two men on the
sacks in the second inning, but lack
ed the scoring punch. SIN
gled to center to start the nome
teams second turn at bat, n store
second. After Crowl flied out ana
Olsen famed. Mcclure doubled to
left. scoring Monaker. Stratton
grounded to Egan for an apparently
easy third out, but Apologize drop
oed the throw and MCGUIRE scored.
Stratton issued another pass.in the
third round. but again the visitors
lacked the winning punch. Kane
doubled after n was down IN the
third. but attempted to stretch ms
hit and was out on a pretty relay
olay. Segar to Stinson to Egan. The
Ingots were given another start IN
their half of the fourth, when Apple
rate led off with a pass. van GlIder'
however, forced Applegate, and Gun
ningham grounded to the pltcher Ior
another apparently easy torce, puI
Let's dropped the throw. Two men
were on and n DOWN Wheh Iiuiie'
nit into a double play.
The South Amboy team went out
N order in the fourth, and the visit
IRIS were unable to get a man around
N their half of the fifth. Manager
rhomays team failed to In the
asst half of the fifth stanza, n the
Engots failed to get a man on the
,ags in the sixth or seventh innings.
Both Teams Score
Two hits and a hit batsman hlled
The bases for the South Amboy team
10 start the last of the sixth. Inc
fourth batter, however, hit into a
force play, and the fifth batter hit
into what appeared to be an easy
double play, but when Van Glider
hit the funner going to first with the
ball, two runs scored. The South
Amboy team failed to count in the
seventh or eighth stances, although
they placed unners on the bags in
both innings.
Two walks and a hit filled the
bases for the Ingots with n down
In the eighth inning. A pass to APP
plegate forced in Poulsen VINO had
batted for Segar, with the visitors
only run of the game. The r. G
W.. team again lacked the punch to
put over the winning rally. In the
ninth inning the visitors secured
their third hit and another walk
but failed to take advantage Of
same.
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