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(Perth Amboy, NJ). 1922-08-28 RAIN INTERFERES WJThTJ-OCAL BASEBALL PROGRAM Sew All Diamond Contests , New Amboy Battier Giants Practically i. Will Go Into Action Up National Pennant, In Vicinity Called Off Has Been in South Several Score Victory Over Vocational Juniors and Junior This Months-Mostly Semi- American Race Close Cop Because Of Weathei Friday Night League pro Ball New twelve more games with, west- Many important baseball contests son and it is probable Manage. One of Perth Amboy’s new repre- these two men met at the Itahway I By a seven-game margin the about ern all are scheduled at scheduled local teams to be HUker will be unable to give the sentatives in the boxing game will open air club a short tiiVie ago. York Giants are leading the NVlun- teams and by play- event Polo The pitching Displaying a brand of baseball ed In this city anrl on foreign Stars another booking ort his sched- be given his first opportunity to ex- The six-round semi-final Ray Handerhan returned to this al League baseball race, as a result the grounds. is about that wan unbeatable the American over the week-end were ule. before the fans of will bring together Harry Mason, of their third consecutive victory staff f the St. Louis team grounds hibit his ability city ycsteiday after spending several baseball team of and "Smiling" St. wrecked, while it appears impossible Hayes Park postponed on account of rain. other Important games scheduled this vicinity at the initial show of local middleweight, months in the South where he cav- over the St. Louis Cardinals at Eliza- Cubs to overcome grounds defeated the Vocational Showers Saturday the over the week-end include the Dry the recently organized Roosevelt Wallace, a southpaw boxer of orted with Virginia and North Caro- Louis yesterday afternoon The first for the Chicago morning put he School Juniors in the final and deci- local Held in hut some Dock and Raritan Copper Works on club in auditori- beth. Handlers of Wallace claim lina ball teams. Most of his time two victories were annexed after the a seven game lead. poor shape, boxing Coughlin’s sive game for the junior champion- have been if it local at Roose- has not been defeated in twenty an lead Hnoo games could played the field. Speedways um on Friday night of this week. was spent with semi-professional Cardinals had gained early American right of the are cred- I ship playgrounds recently. had not been for the afternoon velt. Amboy Knights of Columbui 1 Cooney has agreed to go on in one starts and nine knockouts teams in that section. and yesterday's contest was some- The St. Louis Browns Mid the three The game was played on Hayes shower*. :it Rahway, the Maurer-Lehigh 4* the four-round preliminary ited to him. Wallace fought Last summer Handerhan played what of a see-saw affair. New York Yankees clash in a post- Park grounds and the score was 6-2. the rics and the Hlue & Gray'- fans and times in this city, knocking out at the Polo to- Early Sunday morning show- prime so as to convince with the Martinsville team in the The defeat sent the poned game gtou.ids on BJpfvents A1 yesterday The playing both sides was ers were but it ll Catholic Club contest. of his He is Young Stone in one round. Bi-state but this final of their aeries continued, appeared ngarian W matchmakers ability. League, year Mar- Cards into third place and the Chi- day. the game spectacular, while the pitching was Off Itoach in three rounds and Eliza- it as if conditions would change in Now York Game a middleweight and will swap tinsville was not entered In the Bi- are now to the If the game ia postponed today cago Cubs next superb. La bach of llayes Park time the afternoon local fans traveled to New of beth fans claim he had the better state He to St. Louis. for games. Many punches with Frank Murphy organization. performed Giants, seven In rear. will be transferred demonstrated his exhibi- of in a six-round games thq by twirling Around noon rain continued to fall York yesterday hopeful seeing Chrome, who is said to be stepping of Barney Livingston with the Reidsville, N. C.. nine in contest will decide whether McQuillan recently acquired by the Today’s tion in this game that he is the best the what was scheduled to be the last strides. encounter. a ha” and lasted throughout greater to the front with rapid this circuit upon leaving this city won for the the Browns will go away with of Elizabeth, Giants, another game junior pitcher connected with play- part of tlio afternoon. None of the meeting of the Yankees and the St. battler has been Young Woody, also and later enlisted a and a half in The new Amboy in semi-pro New Yorkers he was hit game lead or game grounds activities. Ho held the hard Polo Grounds battle Jimmy Drew of Elizabeth although local teams scheduled to play on Louis Browns at the training constantly since his arrival will ranks. the rear. Wuortr is hard. Sherdel, North and Pfjffer, hitting Vocational batters to soven foreign grounds left for their desti- this season. Although 15,000 fans in this and appears to be a will- in a special six-rounder. Playing good ball at third base city however, received a sounder lacing. The Browns have about twenty- safeties and forced ten men to fan nation. The afternoon fall made the were in attendance, it wras impossi- a and a member of the and ho ing worker. He reports having lightweight shortstop was ottered a try- remaining while the breeze. Shetzsky of the van- and rain 1 while Drew St. Louis can now only boast of three home games grounds invaluable for use. ble to stage the game taken part in many ring engage- same stable as Wallace, out with one of the Piedmont league that a of each cf the Yankees have a dozen. Shocker quished team allowed thirteen hits First for checks can be used for any one of fans is a of Johnny Anthes. tile fact player their Time Amboy ments in other cities. Roosevelt protege teams, but after playing several will be the and fanned five men. representative teams, Is the and Shawkey probably It was the tirst time this season the remaining eight games sched- are that in In addition to the Murphy-Cooney games decided to remain In semi- lending of the opinion Murphy the contest is A catch Eddie Herbert of a team on the Polo are two other respective circuits with thirty-two opposing pitchers if by that the rainfall interfered with a uled by Huggins * the new local batter will have his four-rounder there pro circles. this afternoon. The Yankee liner off the bat of Bonafsky on this season. events. Carl Morris of Before home inns apiece. 11 offers Horns- played Mtnday afternoon game in Totten- grounds hands full. preliminary departing from this city he will decide the which Xagy was doubled off first and Yankees will and Joe Thomas of Rahway by of the Cardinals clouted out his trip west probably ville or this city. Amboy was sched- The Browns Thirty-two Rounds Chrome Played with the Knights of Colum- was the feature of the contests m the third American League pennant. wn?le the play contest. uled to play and it is prob- clash in the postponed game this is the matchmaker will hook up in one of these bus nine in an thirty-second yesterday Rahway Ed Coughlin Elizabeth, organiza- the Ernie Rangle also made a sensa- Shocker will be Young Beaver of Elizabeth inning, and tied the mark reached showing of the Browns against able these two teams will meet be- afternoon. Urban of the Roosevelt club and the first while tion in the Union county league. It tional catch of Kator's Port Read- Ken of the Browns. other atrong western teams may liner in the fore the close of the season. Rah- .sent back against his old teammates consists of and Young Sparkplug of is he will finish the season by Williams program thirty-two probable in the ren- sixth. The shortstopping on both and will do the twirl- on in the Ti.crc is little chance of the Giants play an important hand way defeated the Amboy represen- Bob Shawkey rounds of one eight, two six- ing will go opener. out with this team or ho may sides boxing, accept An in- could not be excelled. of season in out for the home club. The Yankees that the borough ■ tile National League pennant dering of the final decision. tative team last two ing es and three fours. In the main It is probable position on the Perth losing Is Amboy to hard hitting De- Hilly Wilontz in charge of ac- of three The have a half game lead in the Amer- the Chrome club will stage fights every two Athletic nine. as a result of their showing against jury Heilmann. games. Aquchongas event Johnny Carroll, Association tivities at the Hayes Park race as a re- night may be the Cardinals the series complet- troit player, may be a help to the grounds. were scheduled to play the Hoboken ican League pennant favorite, will swap punches with weeks and Friday in The box hive Browns. score; Stars. This was the first scheduled sult of their two victories over the Jack McFarland of Elizabeth.
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