Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-14

The Perth Ainboy Baseball Asso-
citation uIne encountered it's second
setback of the present season yes
terday afternoon on the Raritan
Copper Works field, the Bloomfield
Field Club annexing a 10 victory / n
ten innings. Last seaso the Bloom
fields also beat the local represen-
tative nine.
l. was a pitchers duel yesterday
4nd Joe Daugherty. the local spit
= ball artist. had as much right to a
!. young Vic Courier. Daugherty al
lowed four hits. one of the scratch
variety and two doubles. the latter
two in the tenth session. Courier
was touched for a scratch bingle IN
the fourth and a clean blow in the
eighth.
Amboy was supposedly strength
ened for this occasion by the acqui-
sition of Eddie Einhorn, former
Plainfield Recreation star and st
present field manager of the Red
Bank Orioles. He occupied center
fold where he was not given a
chance and failed to do anything
with the stick.
The local team got two runners
to third while the upstate nine did
not get a runner to the far corner
until the tenth frame. The contest
had the crowd on edge throughout
IND was well umpired by Messrs.
KELLY and Brownmiller. 1t was la
dies day and a good sized collection
OF female baseball enthusiasts turn
ed out.
Courier won his own game by
doubling after two were down in the
tenth, sending over the only run OF
the contest.
TIL game play by play:
First inning-McEnroe, fumble1
Meyers bounder and threw late to
first. Lawlor sacrificed. Lorenzo to
Smith. Mallach famed and Schnel-
er grounded out to. sosnow.
Loeser grounded out to Schneler,
Sosnow died on a grounder to the
pitcher and Burnett was thrown
out by Mallach.
Second inning-Lorenzo caught
pean's foul fly and Hassell filed out
Burnett. McEnroe erred on Sim
y5ter's grounder, but the runner was
Thrown out. Lorenzo to SosnoW iii
attempting to steal second.
Smith was hit by a pitched ball
.1and McEnroe sacrificed. Court 20
SCHNEIDER, and while Miller RAJ be-
ing thrown out by Courier, smith
Went TO tnlrd. ElnAOrn SrouluSu
out to Lawlor.
Third inning-Hitchcock fannedD
Courier was thrown out by Sosnow
and Meyers flied out to the short
field performer.
Lorenzo was thrown out on a hit
to right field. Daugherty famed
and Loeser was taken care of by
Courier and SCHNEIDER.
n Fourth inning-After Lawlor flied
ht to Loeser, Daugherty retired
The side by tanning Mallach and
Sosnow famed to start the local s
half OF the fourth. and Burnett was
credited with a hit on a blow just
behind the shortfield which the left
fielder was successful in touching.
Dean backed to the right field fence
for Smiths fly and Meyers bagged
McEnroe's long fly.
Fifth inning-Dean and Hassel
turn at bat in the fifth. Einhorn sac
Sinister went out, McE,nroe to Smith.
Miller walked to start the locals
turn at bat in the fifth. Sinhorn sac
riiced, Mallach to SCHNEIDER. Lorenzo
was thrown out on d tap in front of
the plate, Miller going to third.
Daughterty famed
Sixth inning-Hitchcock walked
was forced by Courier, Daugh-
Crty TO SOSnOW. meyers IOTCeQ COurt-
er, Daugherty to Sosnow and Lawlor
lied to Miller.
Amboy went out in order in the
last of the fifth. Loeser grounding
out to Sinister, Sosnow flied to CEN
ter and Burnett was called out OF
strikes.
Seventh inning-Daugherty made
i nice play in retiring Mallach on a
grounder along the first base line.
SCHNEIDER flied out to Loeser and
Dean walked. McEnroe knocked
down Hassel's bounder but could not
make a play on same. This was the
visitors first hit. McEnroe caugnr
,Simister's foul fly.
Smith and McEnroe went out on
srounders to the pitcher and Mil
Ter grounded to the first sacker.
Eighth inning-Hitchcock flied out
o McEnroe, Courier famed and
1eyers received a pass. LorenZo's
brow to Burnett caught Meyers who
.ttempted to pilfer the second sack.
After Einhorn and Lorenzo had
,een retired, the former on a fly to