Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-08

Baseball fans of Plainfield were
given plenty of action in the game
between the Recreations and Perth
Amboys which was played on n
Scotch plains diamond last night.
The Recreations won out Al, their
third victory over the Amboys this
peaar, but the visitors started a rally
Fin the ninth inning which resulted
in Artie Teuscher's retirement from
the mound.
Mickey Milchick, local pitcher,
pitched a sensational game for the
Amboys, allowing six hits, tanning
six men and issuing one pass. The
Recreations received a break OF the
game in the first inning when after
w were down, three hits and an
error accounted for two runs. Inc
umpire gave the home team a real
break in the sixth inning, when Elm
horn was given double on what was
believed to be a foul ball. This fol-
lowed Burnett's double and &C
counted for the Recreations third
run, Hand was famed iii h sew
enth inning, but the umpire gave
him a life by calling one over n
pan a bali. Hand followed with
homer for the Recreations fourth
and last run -.
The Amboy pitcher was called
mon to face some hard men, some
of the bes. professional players IN
the state. Rothfuss went hitless as
did Wiley. who cracked out the WIN
ming hit in the tenth inning of the
last game between these two teams.
ZaIari Shows Up Well
In right field last night the AM
bovs had Zalari, a local youngster
and a member of the Maurer nine.
The ne,s man played right HELD IN
sensational style receiving Two
chance on which he scored putouts'
Ha Van to the line for Wiley's clout
In the first inning and backed up TO
IN. fence for a crack off the a OF
Rothfuss in the third. At the bat ne
hit the ball Lard his first three trips
TO the plate and in the ninth INNING
boyle famed him. uo
Hickey Loeser batted IN old time
form last night and it may be salo
That every member of the local OUT
a. played in faultless style. Loeser
led off in the first inning with d
double. but his successors found tho
cffer,nrs of Teuscher lard TO soiVe
end the left fielder remained on the
kevstone sack. The locals vent out
In order in the second and thlrd.
Norman received a pass to star.
tbe fourth and on a fumbled pan
hit nv Henshaw the former appar-
entlv heat Tuescher's throw to see
ord hut the base umpire TOOK THIS
ohanca from the visitors.
s;nrled after one was down IN tne
arm and Milchick hit into a ooupie
play. - tho side in the
e;xth and in the seventh Hensnaw
got. a life on Burnett's nad throw
10 FIRST after fumbling the pan ou.
hs was forced by Anderson WIZ
iatar went out Stealing. LorenAo
received a walk after two were
down in the eighth and was iei'
Rally In Ninth
T,oeser started the ninth inning
hy bouncing a hit of the right hefo
fence and Forman was given a I,e
on Einhorn's error. Both men az
vanced as Teuscher was throwing
smith out. On Henshaw's n SIN
rle TO left, Loeser scored and FOR
man also had a chance TO score
hit remained al third. Teuschef
etched three successive balls to An
Terson and then was relieved by
Bowie. Zalari had a big chance be-
fore him with the bases full and one
down. However, Boyle used all MS
stun and famed the youngster'
! McEnroe grounded out to Einhorn
for the third out.
Big Crowd Coming
As the result of the showing O.
the Amboys last night and with
memories of the exciting t~en-1nnlns
contest the last time the R~ecreations
played here, refreshed as a result OF
last nights contest. a big crowd will
turn out tomorrow night. More
Plainield fans are coming than ever
before attended a game in this city
Tottenville fans will come here to
see the combination which may play
the Aquehongas and fans from other
cities who were not able to see the