Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-10

Poulsen of the Perth Amboy Ath-
letic Association nine realized their
ambition of the present season last
night-the defeat of the Recreation
nine of Plainfield. This victory was
annexed en- the Rarital Copper
Works field by a 30 score. 1t was
the first shutout for the crack Rec
reation nine in thirty two games.
Dutch" Schesler occupied the
mound for the locals and was in SUI
perb form. Every member of the
local team played sensational ball as
they were confident they could beat
the Recreations when memories of
the ninth inning rally in Plainfield
Monday night were recalled. Sches-
Ter allowed four hits, two In the
fourth, n in the fifth and one in
the sixth. He famed six batters
and issued two passes, Il In the
second and n in the sixth.
So well did Amboy play that the
R~ecreations did not get a man be-
yond SECOND base and only one run
ner reached second. the result of a
single and a pass. Six of the visitors
reached the initial sack. The Am
boys played %errorless ball and
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up.
Frank Boyle, the star of the Rec
reation pitching staff, was sent
against the Amboys and his Offer
ings were pounded for thirteen
clean hits including three homers
and a double. He was Knocked
from the mound in the seventh in
ming and Rothfuss replaced him..
Boyle has been pitching considerably
of late.
Locals Start Strong
Schesler famed the first two bat
tiers to face him and the third bat
ter grounded out to Henshaw. Loe-
ser singled to center in Amboy's half,
but was doubled off first when Boyle
caught a pop fly of McEnroe's bat.
Smith followed with a single and
counted when Henshaw pounded the
ball far enough in left center to
make the circuit. That was enough
for one inning.
The Recreation players were con-
fdent of their ability to get these
runs back, but could not touch the
N~ewarker's offerings in the second
round. Rothfuss popped to Forman,
Meyers walked. Wiley flied to Nc
Enroe and Teuscher hit a fly to For
man. Boyle seemingly tightened
up in the second, for he famed "a
lari and Lorenzo, and -Schesler pop
ped up to the first sacker.
In the third inning the Recrea-
tions went out in order and the Am
boys followed suit. Boyle again fan
ned two batters. Porter led off with
a single in the fourth inning, but
Burnett grounded into a double play,
Forman to Henshaw to Smith. Roth
fuss singled to left, but was forced
by Meyers.
After Smith flied out in Amboy's
half of the fourth, Henshaw singled
to center. Rothfuss made a sensa'
tional running catch OF a drive of
| Dzurilla's bat, the drive seemingly
was good for the circuit and Zalar
forced Dzurilla. In the fifth inninl
| the first two Recreation batters went
out, Wiley on q fly to Zalari and
Teuscher on a grounder to Schesler
Hand hit to right field and barely
beat Zalari's throw. Boyle flied out
to Zalari.
Amboy Adds to Lead
Forman beat out ar infield hit in
the last of the fifth, but the next
three men were easy outs. the local
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visitors reached second base in the
sixth inning when after one was
down Porter singled to left. Tuesch-
err ran for him and held first when
Burnett popped to Lorenzo but went
to second when Rothfuss vas given
a base on balls. Meyers flied out,
retiring the side. McEnroe opened
the sixth for Amboy by clouting a
homer to deep left. Smith followed
with a single and scored as the re-
suit of a pass and an error.
The visitors were easy in the final
three rounds, mainly as a result of
some sensational fielding by For
man, Hensh&w and Smith. Five
runs were sent over by the locals in
the seventh round. Lorenzo led off
with a double but was nailed at the
plate on Schesler's single to right.
Loeser's single to center scored
Schesler, McEnroe grounded out,
Smith singled and both unners tall
lied on Henshaw's clout to the GEN.