Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-27

Local diamond fans received the
biggest surprise of the season yester-
day afternoon as the result of the
one-sided victory the Dublin Glee
Club combination of Bill Sheehan
registered over the fast travelling
Perth Amboy semi-pro nine of Ed
Mooney. Poulsen. The ADublins
MAILED three pitchers for a 1872 vic
tory in this contest which was play
ed on the Raritan Copper Works
field. 1t is probable that the Dublin
Amboy series will now rival in inter-
est the Amboy-Landina series of last
summer.
1Daugbzrty occupied the mound for
the Poulsen tribe at the start of yes
terday's tilt and his exhibition in the
second was his worst since coming
here. Field Manager Burnett allow
ed him to remain on the mound for
six and a third innings, and then
sent in Johnson, a local southpaw.
johnson was taken out after pitch
ing one ball to his third batter, and
Bill Flynn finished the game. The
Dublins collected a dozen safeties.
Stang In Form
Mickey Stang. New Brunswick
pitching ace, occupied the hill for
the invaders, and had the hard hit
ting local combine eating out of his
hand at every stage. Six widely scat
tered safeties were all Burnett's men
could collect from his delivery. He
famed two batters, hit M and
walked one, while Daugherty famed
one, walked four and hit one batter.
Johnson and Flynn also walked one
man each.
A majority of the fans were of the
opinion that the game would be a
walk-away for the Poulsen nine. In
the first session Pfeiffer popped up
to Lidgate, Tom Burke walked and
Haverman hit into a double play.
McEnroe tripled in Amboys half
after Ruddy had grounded out, but
the Newarker was left at his own
station. Burnett was an easy out,
f-cAuliffe was hit in the head by a
pitched ball and Einhorn flied to
Wood in right.
Then the Fun Began
Jay Wallace grounded out to Nc
Enroe to start the Dublins second.
Gloff was credited with a hit on his
bounder to McEnroe and Gus Nesley
followed with a single over second.
Wood walked and Daugherty mussed
UP j.. Burke's grounder, allowing
Gloff to tally. Stang was passed,
forcing in a run, Pfeiffer was hit by
a pitched ball and another run came
in. T. Burke also was passed, fore
ing in c. third runner, after which
Stang was thrown out at the plate
on Haverman's bounder to the box.
Wallace was put out by Smith in his
second time up in the inning.
Four runs evidently did not worry
the locals, for they are used to over
coming big leads. But Mickey Stang
was the big gun yesterday and the
Amboys could not get to him. Poul-
sens tribe got two men on in the
second after two were down, but
failed to tally.
The Dublins were easy in the third
and a double play killed the Amboys
chances in their half of the same
session. McAuliffe took care of the
first two men in the fourth and
Pfeiffer landed on second base as a
result of a wild throw by McEnroe.
II. Burke was unsuccessful in his eff
forts to bring him around, the bat
ter grounding out to the local third
sacker. Loeser made his first single
in the Amboy half of the fourth at
ter two were down, and he was
forced a moment later by Lidgate.
The Burke brothers showed up well
in disposing of Smith, Tom knocking
down a sure hit and Stretch" MAX
ing a one-hand catch of his brothers
throw,