Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-10-08
MAYO TWIRLS GREAT
BALL AGAINST CRACK
T0TTENvILLE LNE-U

Ed Poulsen's local semi-pro com
binatfon minus several of the regu-
lars had an easy time taking the
measure of the padded" up Aque-
honga club, in the second game of
an annual series, on the Tottenville
grounds yesterday afternoon. The
final score was 81.
Buddy" Mayo pitched for the
Amboys and was ~invincible. The
home club failed to secure a hit OFF
him until the fourth inning, and only
collected five in the entire contest.
Papsin, of the Allentown, Pa, nine
started on the mound for TottenVille
and Southpaw Oldenboom of Wood
bridge, pitched the last seven innings
in faultless style. Seven hits ana
five runs were collected during the
1eaguer's stay on the hill.
For Amboy, the sensational work
of "Dopey" Smith at first base, ana
McEnroe and Rudy at third base
and shortstop respectively, featured.
smith and Ruddy each obtained
three hits apiece for the v%ictors, the
latter making a triple, the only ex-
ira base blow of the game.
Oldenboom made the cleanest OF
the hits credited to the home club
and registered the only run OF the
game for the Enrich combination.
Tottenville scored in the seventh, ana
Amboy registered one in the second
four in the third, II in the hfth,
one in the sixth, and one each In the
eighth and ninth sessions. Amboy
made the only double play of the
contest.
The play by play report:
First Inning
Amboy - Loeser flied out to
Ripley in deep right. McEnroe hit
to center, and Ed "Blackie' Regan
of basketball fame. followed with a
one timer to right. McAuliffe
grounded out to second. Smith to
short.
Tottenvil1e-Lyons flied to Rudy,
Knott grounded out to McEnroe and
Romer to Stinson.
Second Inning
Amboy-Ruddy tripled to center
field and scored as Stinson was be-
ing thrown out by Knott. Wallace
was thrown out by Knesel, n Mayo
by Papsin.
TottenvilIe again went out in order.
Rudy threw out Ripley and Lick
ItItk anu 1N lIlih bltd poh 49,
Third Inning
L,oeser walked, McEnroe was safe
en- Tague's error. and Regain beat out
a pretty bunt. filing the bases, Nc
auliffe singled to right, tallying two
runs. the batter going to second and
Regan ITO third. Smith singled to
ris h, scoring two more runs and
y II TO second on the throw-in. Rud-
s-heat out a bunt to the pitcher,
NTH going to third. Oldenboom re-
Heved Papsin. Stinson flied to Ly-
man for the first out, and after the
first sacker had erred on Wallace's
grounder, Smith attempted to score.
He was run down between third and
home, Lyman to Tague, Mayo struck
out for the third down,
Tottenville-Smith made n re-
markable one-hand catch of a throw
by McEnroe to retire Tague. Knesel
hied to McAuliffe and Papsin ground
ed out to Stinson.
Fourth Inning
Amboy-Loeser famed, McEnroe
grounded out to Tague, and Stinson
famed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dropped a hit
in right, and was forced by Knott
Stinson erred on Romer's grounder,
Knott going to second. Ripley hit
into a double-play, McEnroe to
smith. Amboy missed two double
plays this inning.
Fifth Inning
Amboy-McAuliffe beat out a hit
10 short and went to second on
Knott's wild throw. Smith beat out
q hit to second. and advanced on the
second sacker's error, the center
fielder scoring. Rudy was safe on
Licknack's error. Smith holding sec
ond. Stinson attempted a sacrifice,
but was safe on Lyman's error.
When the first sacker threw his ball