The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-08-10


Totals -. ...33 4 6 "a IA 81
*Faix out for batting out of batter's
Parkside A. ..1o3 $1,000 x-1O
St. Benedicts.. % 0 0 2 90 o. 4
Earned runs-Parksides 6 st. Bene-
diets 2.
Home run-Kinney.
Three base hit-Lacey.
Two-base hits-Barrett, Collins,
Glutting, Fax.
Sacrifice fly-Lang.
Stolen baseS-Hillock, Lacey, He'll
bronze, Fax.
First base on errors -Parksides /,
st. Benedicts L.
Struck out-By Lacey 7, by Good
will A.
Bases on balls-Of Lacey /, off Good
will /.
Double Heilbronne to Hillock
to Barrett, Fax to Shields to Glut-
ting.
Hit by pitched Hillock.
Wild pitch = Goodwill.
Left on bases -Parksides 2, St. Bene-
diets 3.
Umpire Riley.
Time of game-Two hours.
Attendance 300.
The jersey A. G. didn't merely
whitewash the Berkeley Heights
team on Cleveland park Saturday af.
ternoon but dumped the whole pail of
kalsomine on them, then made some
more and applied that also, the selec-
tion played being ten to nothing.
Maybe the Berkeley Heights crew
know something ABOUT base ball but
If they do they must have gotten their
knowledge from acorresponences school.
Their pitcher, Miller, pitched a good
game, and if this was his first game
with the Berkeley push, as he said,
that team must have given Berkeley
Heights some awful exhibitions in the
past: He completely outclassed his
team mates and If he had been given
an iota Of support the result would
have been different. Only one of the
| visitors found out what the view from
| second base was like. Cole, who used to
peg em over for the Morris Academy,
i pitched an excellent game and " Sid"
/ Sheerin, the erStwhile pride of the
High school worked behind the bat
for the Jerseys. "Sid" slammed the
ball for the second landing, and Smith
and Struble did the engineering work
for double play. Cole twisted the
ball sufficiently to make eleven bats
men demOliSh the atmosphere, while
Miller famed ten and donated one
free transportation. The score by in
nings:
r. Fl. e.
EJersey A. C.2l0 100x-1O IL
Berkeley H.0 0 90 0000- 0 2 10
| Batteries Jerseys, Cole and Sheerin;
Berkeley Heights, Miller and Dem
merest.
4 The Clevelands we're dished up a
nice surprise by all medicos of the
( State hospital Saturday afternoon
the tally nine to two telling the tale
Rank errors on the side Of the Cleye-
lands were responsible for their defeat,
| AT Madison, Sunday, the Alerts
were defeated by the Madison team
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Errors helped along the Alerts poor
showing.
William Watts, who holds down the
difficult corner for the Parksides, was
loaned by Manager Lyons to the Mend
ham team Saturday afternoon to play
against the Chester team in their de
/ lciding game.
n Lanner'' Rogers, who pitched fol
!, Boonton last season is pitching great
ball for the York, Pa, Tri-State league
team.
New Vernon was easy for the AlertS
Saturday afternoon, the Morristowr
boys getting twenty-one circuits tC
their opponents four. For the locals
Conway and Quinlan we're the battery
The Jersey Al. q. went down before
the Ridgedale team Sunday afternoon
eleven to seven. The Jerseys got
thirteen hits and made six errors
while the Ridgedale contingency
trapped out thirteen hits and made
five misplays. Batteries y e rseyE,
Mettlar, Cole and Denman; Ridge
Idale, Ducey and Bradley.