Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-11

tller meIlDeF OF the DdSe-
ball team, was mainly responsible
for the second victory Of the Perth
Amboy Athletic Association nine
over the Tottenville representatives
on the Tottenville field yesterday
Afternoon. The series now stands
two to in favor of Amboy.
While Jensen held the opposition
at his mercy. allowing three widely
scattered hits. his own teammates
were hitting Frank Dunn and play
ing a great all-around game. the
work Of Al Lorenzo. Jim Romer and
Dopey Smith especially featured. For
the home team feature plays were
made by Lefty Lyons, Luther Paugh
and Griffin.
McEnroe, Smith and Romer made
two hits apiece in this game for a
fetal of six of the nine safeties made
off the former All-Collegian twirler.
Romer made two doubles and Jensen
and Loeser are also credited with
two base smacks. Mike Tague had a
perfect day at bat for the A%quehon-
gas. walking twice, being hit by a
pitched ball and making one of the
three safeties. Pfeiffer made a double
and Griffin laced out the other safe
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second and ninth innings and two
in the fifth. The only T~ottenville
run was dished out in the seventh.
Umpire Kelly was very erratic in
this contest and a majority of his
decisions went against Amboy. In
this contest. however, Amboy got the
better breaks.
Play by play report follows:
First inning-Loeser grounded out
to Burke after working Dunn for a
three and two count. CaScher Little
missed the third strike on McEnroe
and then threw wild to first, Mem
roe going to second. McEnroe ad-
vanced to third while Smith was be-
ing thrown out by Dunn, and second
on Romer's double to the center field
fence. Henshaw famed for the third
out.
Paugh grounded out to Smith.
Dzurilla missed Lyons hoist and then
threw wild to second, the runner 60
ing to third. Lorenzo got under
| Pfeiffer's foul fly and Dunn ground
ed out to Jensen.
Second inning-Dzurilla walked
and after Forman famed, stole sec
ond. Lorenzo also famed the breeze
but Jensen doubled against the left
field fence, scoring Dzurilla. Loeser
went out on a grounder to Griffin.
Jim Romer made a sensational
play on a bounder to his territory
off the bat of Stretch" Burke and
threw the runner out at first. A.
Knott famed but Tague was given
a base on balls. The third sacker
was left when Little fed to Dur
lila.
Third inning-McEnroe went out
OF a grounder to the pitcher. Smith
singled TO center with Romer at bat,
went out stealing second. The Am
boy players questioned the decision
of Kelly on this play. Romer fan
red.
Griffin hit the first ball pitched
to center for the home teams first
hit of the game. Paugh famed
ana on Lyons %grounder to shortstop,
Griffin was forced at second. Pfeif-
fer was hit by a pitched ball, but
Dunn again grounded out to Jensen.
Fourth inning-Henshaw was
thrown out by Dunn. Paugh made
a wonderful running catch of a drive
by Dzurilla. Forman beat out an in
field hit. but Lorenzo grounded out
to Burke.
Jensen threw out Burke and A
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bali and Little famed the breeze.
Fifth inning-Jensen famed to
open the fifth inning. Loeser went
to second when A. Knott picked up
his grounder and threw wild to first.
McEnroe singled to right scoring
Loeser. the batter going to second.
Smith singled to center, McEnroe
holding third. On Romer's second
double to right center. McEnroe
scored and Smith went to third.
Henshaw grounded to TaGue, who
threw home and Umpire Kelly CALI
ed smith out. 1t appeared as if the
runner was safe. Dzurilla forced
Henshaw for the final out.
Griffin famed, Lorenzo threw out
Paugh and Lyons flied out to Ro-
mer.
Sixth inning-A. Knott threw out
Forman and Lorenzo died the same
way, Griffin getting the assist. Jen-
sen walked but was left when Lyons
made a sensational gloVed hand
shoe-string catch of Loeser's drive,
Ffeiffer was called out on strikes,
Dunn fiel to Forman and Burke
was thrown out by Jensen.
Seventh inning-McEnroe and
Smith famed the breeze. Little
caught Romer's foul hoist.
Smith threw past Jensen after
fielding A. Knots grounder and the
Aouehonga shortstop started for sec
ond. Lorenzo, however, backed up
the throw and threw to Forman who
tagged runner out. The ground rules
were to the effect that the base must
be made. A. Knott went off the bag
and was tagged again by Jensen aft
er Forman had tagged him out. The
umpire called him out, but after
considerable wrangling. the Amboys
allowed the runner to remain on
base. Tague's single Though the
shortfeld scored A. Knott. Jensen
frightened up and famed Little and
IGr:fnn, and Forman made a running
catch OF Paugh's fly.
Eighth inning-Henshaw flied OH
to Pfeiffer. Dzurilla went out on a
grounder to Griffin and Forman on
a erounder to A. Knott.
Lyons was thrown out by Jensen.
Pfeiffer doubled to right, but was
left when Dunn famed and Burke
grounded out to Smith.
Ninth inning-Lorenzo was rob
bed of a base hit when Griffin graz
bed his liner out of the air. Jen-
sen flied to Lyons. Loeser doubled