Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-19
%Reorganized Amboy Nine
Downs Brooklyn Team,
Visitors Make 7 homers

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result of Charles "p-S" Stinson's
departure for the South and the
benching of James "Jiggs" Dona
hue. the Perth Amboy Athletic As
ISOLATION nine defeated the Ridge
woods of Brooklyn in a return game
] on the Raritan Copper Works field
yesterday afternoon by a score of
s-3. Earlier in the season this team
beat the Amboys, Cd, and this out
at lost to the Recreations of F1ain-
neld, Ga.
Tom Henshaw was placed on first
base. Forman on second. Bill Dzu-
rilla on short, Jim Romer was
moved back to center, and Jay Wal
lace played right field. Dzurilla
played a good game at shortstop.
accepting five chances without a
miscue. while the batting of Wal
lace was responsible for the first
three runs credited to Amboy.
While Harry Chunk" Apologize
was pitching a masterful game. the
offerings Of Drach were hammered
in pinches. although the Brooklynite
started on in better fashion than in
the FIRST game here. Applegate al
Logged six hits. one in the first four
innings, and FIVE in the next four
sessions. In the seventh inning the
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local twirler famed four, walked
one, while Drach struck out five,
passed three and hit n batter.
Amboy got to Drach in the third,
fourth, NTH, sixth and seventh. The
Nth inning was the biggest, four
bits sending over three unner in
this stanza.
Amboy Scores First
In the opening session. the lead
on man for the visitors hit past
third. and was sacrificed along. The
third batter, however, forced the
leadon man and the third out came
As q result of a strike out. After
Lesser walked in Amboy's half, the
next three batters famed. Again
in the second, the visitors got their
first man on. this time as a result
! Of a pass He went to second on a
passed ball. and the next two bat
tiers fled out. Mazurek erred on
oidring's grounder, and Megerle
went to third. Oldring attempted
hat bag. Megerle started for home.
He went out as 2 result Of a throw
by Dzurilla to Lorenzo.
Three pop flies finished Amboy in
the las half of the second, and the
visitors went out in quick order in
the third, although F'orman made
4 miscue in this session. Lorenzo's
first hit, an outfield error and a sir
gle by Wallace gave Amboy their
first III in the third. The visitors
again went out in order in the
fourth. and Amboy followed suit.
The R~idgewoods threatened in the
drst Of the fifth when Drummer led
off with a single, but a double play
AnN1aOafo IN nzyri1la IN papshaw
checked the rally.
Three More For Locals
An tn1eld hit by Mazurek, a
pretty sacrifice by Lorenzo, Apple
gates iielder's choice. a hit batsman,
Wallace's second hit, a double by
Dzurilla and Romer's single, melted
Amboy three runs in the fifth. Ma
zurek was nabbed at third and Dzu-
rilla at the plate in this round. Both
we're close plays.
HOmers Count For Visitors
The Ridgewoods registered their
first run in the sixth as a result
of a home run drive over the right
field fence by Ryan, second base
man An error and a wild throw.
followed by Lorenzo's double, gave
Amboy a run in the sixth. but the
visitors came back with two count
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were the result of a single, fielder's
! choice and a home run drive over
the right field fence by Drummer,
first baseman.
A base on balls and singles by
Mazurek and Henshaw. gave Amboy
their. last run in the seventh. The
visitors got a runne on in the
eighth, but failed to score. and
Amboy went out in order in the last
half of this inning. The visitors
went out one, two, three in the first
of the ninth. Robedee umpried this
game In better fashion than the con-
test of the previous Sunday. Rain
halted play several times.
Jim Romer covered a great deal
Of territory in the center pasture
and is credited with six putouts.
Mazurek made two nice catches of
foul flies when the visitors threat
ened early in this game. Lorenzo,
Wallace and Mazurek were h bat
ting stars for Amboy in this con-
test. both being credited with two
hits. Lorenzo made a single, sac
rihcs and a two base hit, and was
thrown out on a single to right.
Wallace made two singles at op-
perfume moments inc was robbed
Of an sxtra base hit with the bases
Loaded. Mazurek made two singles,
one hit bouncing Of the right field
fence. Drummer led the visitors
with the willow.
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