Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-07-03
Playing Helps
Orioles And P|ainfie|dS
To Cop Big Contests

The Perth Amboy Athletic AS
ISOLATION nine played miserable bail
Yesterday, losing a double-header.
The first contest was played at Red
Bank in the morning and the Orioles
scored an easy victory to the tune
of an IL to 3 score, and in the aft
ernoo the Plainfields of New York
conquered the Amboys on the Rarl-
tan Copper works field by an s to
5 margin.
Both Games Loose
In the morning game, Harry APP
plegate had George Leddy, Brown
University hurler, as his mound
opponent. Mickey Doeser misjudg-
ed a fly in left field to start the sec
ond round and this started the fire.
works. Three runs were scored in
this round. one the following in
seventh and two in the eighth.
Fourteen hits. including a homer
and a triple, were collected off the
delivery of the Amboy veteran. He
struck out six and walked two bat
ters, and also hit one batter. Am
boy scored a run in the fourth, fifth
and sixth innings. Leddy held the
visitors to nine hits, three of which
were for extra base hits. The Red
Bank pitcher struck out three. walk
ed two and hit two batters.
Loose playing afield and wild base
running featured the work of the
Amboys in this game. Every MEM
Der of the team was credited with
an error, with the exception OF
Romer and Kenny, but there were
numerous bonehead plays and in
ability to field positions, to add to
the Orioles scoring chances.
Mazurek led the Amboy team at
bat with three hits in this game.
Dzurilla, Romer and Kenny also two
hits apiece. Romer and
made a double, and Dzurilla a triple.
Pitcher Leddy featured at the bat
for the Orioles with four safeties,
while his brother made three hits.
]. Leddy made a home run and
Toach a triple in this contest. Ma
zurek and Lorenzo played good ball
Jafeld for the visitors, while Manuel
starred for the home team.
PlainfieIds Get Start
Art Young, local southpaw, was
given q chance to work on the
mound for the Amboys against the
Plainhelds here yesterday afternoon.
Johnny Pentz of Elizabeth who was
scheduled to pitch, gave a last min
ute disappointment. Young was un-
able to get the ball over the plate
and walked six men in his stay on
the mound, three innings and to two
batters in the fourth. He was re-
lieved by Freddy Shafnecker VINO
injured his arm last Sunday, but
pitched good ball in the last six in
nings.
The first two men to face Young
walked, the next batter was safe on
an error and the following man MT
pne to deep center. Kenny fielded
the ball slow and the sacks were
cleared. In the second inning tne
visitors scored a run on two hits
and two walks, and in the fourth in
ming the first two batters walked,
and Shafnecker went to the mound.
A hit batsman, fielder's choice, err
ror and a single, gave the Plalnhelo
team three more runs. Only three
men got on base in the remaining
rounds, one on a pass, another on
an error and the third or a hit.
An infeld hit by Forman and
homers by Dzurilla and Romer.
brought Amboy to within n run OF
the visitors in the first, but they
could not get to Kugelman again
until the fifth when three hits were
gathered, but Dzurilla failed IN the
pinch. Three hits gave the Amboys
swo| runs in the sixth. They did not
succeed in scoring after that al
Ihollgh Loeser, Dzurilla and Romer
made hits in the ninth and Kenny
pulled a Casey.
TAe play of the Amboys yester-
day afternoon was somewhat din
to their work in the morning,
w tough there was still room Tor
|rovement. Kenny, former Aque-
ga player, put up a poor exnioi-
yesterday afternoon. He play
one ball slok and missed W
8. the first error resulted In the
tors scoring several runs.
Amboy outhit the opposition IN
contest, thirteen to six. For
and Romer made three hits
bee, while Wolik led the visiting
kers. Main made a homer for
Plainfelds with the bases pack
in the first inning. Kugelman
Ick out eleven batters and walk
kwo, Young famed five and walk