Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-23
Shipyard Nine Beaten
For 3rd Time By Stars,
Series Is Now Ended

Strengthened somewhat the Perth
Amboy Dry Dock baseball team
travelled to Railway last night to
cross bats with the Stars. the pick
of industrial players of that place,
in the third game of a twilight
series. The Stars won the two
previous games, 4-3 and So, and
last night the visitors blew, allow
ing the Railway representatives to
annex an Ito victory.
The Dry Dock baseball team won
the championship of the local in
dustrial league and a five game Sc
ries with the champions of the Rah-
way Industrial League. The Stars,
however, proved to be the pick Of
all Railway industrial teams.
Stratton was sent to the mound
for the visitors last night, he having
worked the two previous games.
Smith, who pitched the second game
of the series, "a sent back against
the Shipyard workers last night.
Mickey Lyons of Tottenville and
Aicer Jensen of the Amboys occu-
pied positions in the Dry Dock line
up, while Clos was u of the Rah-
way lineup on account of an injury
received in the second game.
Nearly Equal Record
In two innings the shipyard work.
ers came neal equaling the record
set by the Amboys last Sunday. The
local representatives made a dozen
errors in the T~ottenvine contest
here Sunday, and the shipyard en-
ployes made eight in the first two
innings las night.
After one was down in the first,
Dametsch connected for a triple and
scored on Tague's FRO Laurent
flied out and Fimianl erred on PEN
der's grounder. Jacobs missed a
fly off the bat of Smith and Pender
was caught attempting to make
home on the play, Campbell to
Stratton.
Stage Slight Rally
The visitors wen out in order in
the first and also in the second, after
which the home players started a
rally. Stewart was safe on Tague's
! error, O'Donnel was safe on Jen-
;sen's error, Fitzsimmons singled to
left. Ford hit safely 20 right, With
eridge flied out n Dametsch con-
nected for a one timer to right.
Brownmiller replaced Stratton. Lau-
rent flied out, Pender was safe on
CfoWelfs error. Smith was safe on
Tague's error, Stewart was safe on
CrOwell's error and O'Donneli beat
out an infield hit. Pelligrene threw
out Fftzsimmons for the third down.
Eight runs had crossed the pan as
a result of four hits and five errors.
Amboy went out in order in the
third and the Stars were disposed of
without further scoring in the third.
In this session Witheridge attempted
to stretch his hit into a homer but
was thrown out, Jacobs to Pelligrene
to Campbell. Smith had no trouble
with the Dry Dock batters in the
fourth. but the Stars scored two
more IS a result of a pass, triple and
fielder's choice in the last half of
the inning.
A double play killed a good chance
OF the visitors to score in the fifth
and the Stars also failed to score in
this round. The shipyard players
secured a single and a double in the
sixth, but two were down at the
timo and the next batter grounded
out. Laurent led off with a single
for the Stars in the sixth, but the
next three men were easy outs and
the Dry Dock players failed to score
ing the game.
Pcllegrine Stars
While Manager Wilson's team did
not perform true to form last night,
the work of "Mids" Pellegrine was
OF it's usual high class. He ham
died a number of difficult chances
without a miscue and also made the
only extra base hit for the visitors.
The Stars outhit their opponents,