Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-04

southpaw hurler, made a glorious
return to the Aquehonga fold last
night, winning a sensational pitch
ing duel from Jack Collins OF the
Perth Amboy Knights of Columbus
nine by a 10 score. The only u
of the game was registered IN m
I 18th inning, the result of a single, a
battery error and another hit which
was played poorly in right field.
A big crowd visited Aquehonga
field for this game. inasmuch as the
Knights of Columbus were carded
to beat the Tottenville representa-
tives and make up for the defeat
s recently suffered by the regular
Amboy representative nine. The
-Caseys brought a big delegation
with them, while Manager Hilker
had his regular twilight crowd on
hand.
Romer allowed two hits. both of
a somewhat scratchy nature, the
first after two were down in the Sec
ond by Milchick and the second to
the pitcher by Collins in h eighth
inning. The veteran famed six bat
tiers and walked one batter. Collins
allowed seven hits and at least two
Of these also were somewhat f1uky.
The Newark moundsman famed
eight batters and walked two.
Dzuriiia was called out on strikes
at the start of the game and Burke
grounded out to Romer. Jim Romer
famed for the third out. Lyons
famed to start the Aquehongas half
and Paugh grounded out to Tom
Burke. Hollowell walked and Art
Romer singled. Romer was caught
of first and Hallowell was out going
to third on the play.
Coley flied put to Burke at the
start Of the second inning and
Lynch grounded u to w. Knott.
Collins walked and Milchick chop
ped a single to right. Jacobs ground
ed to Romer for the third put. After
Tague grounded out to Lahey in the
home teams half of the second Art
Knott doubled between Jim Romer
and Milchick, but was left when
"Stretch'' Burke flied to Milchick
and Knesel was called out on strikes.
Knesel caught two pop flies n
Romer famed a nan in the hrst
half of the third, and in the Aque-
hongas half w. Knott popped to
Leahy and Lyons famed for the
first two outs. Paugh hit between
Jim Romer and Jacobs, and the for
mer had his hands on the ball but
dropped same when he collided with
the = TX III ltluti. LldAiOWSAA "SAs
out to Burke, ending the inning.
The Caseys went out in order in
the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh
innings, only n ball going out of
the infeld, Romer's fly to Hallowel.
Art Knott made 4 sensational play
on Coley's drive through his terri
tory in the seventh.
Home Players Tally
After two were down in the home
teams half of the fourth A. Knott
laced out his second hit and went to
thifd when Leahy erred on Stretch"
Yurke's grounder. Burke was
caught off frst and Knott attempted
to make home on the play, but was
thrown out. Cooley to Lynch. Knesers
single, q battery error and a single
nv Lyons sent over the only run of
the game in the fifth after n was
down.
The Aquehongas got a man on in
the sixth after n was down out
failed to score, and they did not
place a man on the bags in the sew
enth. In the first half of the eighth
Collins beat out a hit to Romer, the
ball rolling up the veterans arm.
The pitcher went to second while
Art Romer was throwing out Mil
chick and to third while Jacobs was
being thrown out. Leahy famed,
ending the inning.
Paugh and Hallowell famed In
the Aquehongas half of the eighth
and Romer walked. Tague, how
ever, grounded to Collins for the
fnal out. In the Caseys last time
at bat Dzurilla grounded out to w:
Knott. Burke popped to knesel and
Romer famed.
Sensational Plays
Both catchers played good ball In
this game. neither side being credit
ed with a stolen base. The Knott
brothers played sensational ball,
particularly Artie at short, while
stretch" Burke picked them up in
every manner at the initial bag. Tom
Burke covered second in efficient
for the Caseys. HallowelPs
catch of Romer's drive in the sew
enth was of the sensational charac-
ter as YVES Tague's scoop of Coley's
drive out of the air in the fourth
inning.
Tomorrow afternoon the Caseys
will travel to Belmar for a return
game with the Mystics. Wood and
Lynch will be in the points for tie
visitors and the locals will leave
State and Smith streets at 1880
O'Clock. Sunday afternoon the strong
Bayonne nine will play a return