Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-24
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Way To Initial Victory

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wilson tossed cut the nrE tan. the
s~upsuouiy - ths bone team wss
xisihis Appleaafe pitched Ter Ave
irnines and he'd the hard hitting
FIfNabethHrs a. fosF scattered hlts
fuo 81 : serafchY nature BIB Flynn
sueeaadea the veteran and allowed
one. hit IL fouf innings The only
ruus credited 10 he Easfys we're
made ~ the asventh lnniu& when
Jim nomer dropped a fy IN the sun
IN center neid with the bases load
Mccarthy started on the mound
for the champions and was Delted Tor
ten hits IN ala innings, anl Ms sue
cessor allowed three hits In Two IN
ningA gfm nomsr. Tom henshAw
ard Bill D1urilla led the local rep
r~essntatixes with the willow. =
frst batter collecting three safetes
while Hennhaw and Drufiiia each
made two safeoea WhIle the ~
ire local team hsiaed IN good style
for ths opening contest. the work OF
Forman. a New Brunswick boy. At
second Heushaw a. FIRST and Al
Lorenzo behind the plate stood y
prominently The helding feature q
the game was the catch By Bill Dzu-
rilla against the right fed fence In
the seventh.
Apply walked the arst batter 20
face him in the game. but Lorenzo
shortly afterward nipped the run
ner on nrEf. The next two batters
went out In rapid fashion. Loeser
walked. sen TO second on q passed
ball and scored on Romers double in
Amboy's half Of the hrs.. The Wis
itors went out in order In the sec
ond, while Amboy again scored IN
the last of the second. Dzurilla
walked. went 20 second on Andy
MaErurek's hit. and to third when
on attempt was made 20 nip MAJ
urek on nrst-
Mazurek was nabbed attempting
to make second on the play for Dzu-
rilla at third. but the latter runner
scored while the out was being made.
Mccarthy singled In the third after
two were down. n was left AM
bow had a merry-go-round in the
tn I'd round. I've hits and an error
bringing in i've runs. In the fourth
- 1m.aa - HurA r4an On a. re-
suit OF an error and a hit. but Apply
tanned two sttckerS after n was
down.
A walk ana two hits. one a
double BY Henshaw. gave h locals
two more runs In the fourth. The
Caseys got two scratchy hits in the
nfth. but the necessary punch was
not furnished by the following bat
tiers. Aufboy did not score in ths
fifth although one man got on due
10 an error.
Bin Flynn went on the mound in
the sixth. The second batter walk
ed. but the following two popped
out. Amboy got two men on in the
sixth. but failed 20 score, while In
the seventh inning the caseys go;
their three runs as a result OF a nit.
two walks and an outheld error.
Three hits, a sacrifice and an err
! ror meant two lore runs for AM
| boy in the seventh. The Caseys
went out in order IN the eighth and
| Amboy followed suit. Flynn had
an easy time disposing OF the Caseys
in the ninth.
Manager Applegate placed his
regular lineup on the held with tbs
exception OF "Jiggs" ponahue. who
| at the last moment. was unable 70
! make proper connection 10 this city
| from Paterson. where he had played
in the morning. Henshaw wa.
moved from second to rrst, and
Forman played at second. The lat
ter tosser performed in good style
Robedes did tie announcing and
rnpired the game. His work vii
surely please followers OF the dia-
mond game in this vicinity for hs
adds plenty Of pep 10 the contest
A good sized crowd witnessed yes
te-day's game. even though weathel
conditions were not OF the best.
The box score:
Amboys
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