The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-07-06
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nedy's sacrifice and Hinchman's sin
gle. In the the third McGaul got or
by Kristen's error and Doyle made
| first on a tielder's choice and stealing
second. Both scored on Wagner's
bingle.
An error gave Doyle first and he pill
fered second in the fifth and Wagner
got on by fielder's choice that nabbed
McGaul. Kennedy was there with a
timely wallop, scoring Doyle and Wag.
ner. One more went over in the
eighth, Hinchman getting life on an
error and making the circuit on Ma
loney's out and Cadmus' tumble.
Neither Holton nor Kristen issued
any passes. The former whitfield six
and the Newarker benched five. Kris
ten was touched for six hits. The
score by innings:
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Morristown o, IL 200 / x-6 6
Broad A. @. 90 DOL 0 90 OIL 2
Holton and Wagner: Kristen and
Kelly.
In the morning game on Monday
the Hamilton A. G. was defeated by
the Parkside A. G. by the score of five
to three. The score was tied until the
seventh inning, with two men out and
Bill " Watts on base, Fred Miller
came to the bat and landed on the
ball for circuit drive, the first home
| run made since the Parksides have
had their diamond on Budd street.
Billie +" Watts was in the box for the
locals and pitched a fine game allow
ing the visitors FIVE hits and two
passes, he also struck six men out
Kristen was on the mound for the
Hamiltons and struck out three men,
let three men walked and gave six
hits to the Parksides. The score by
innings:
Parksides. 10000 1x-5 6 2
Hamiltons. 2 0 % 90 90 0 1-3 5 2
Batteries Watts and Collins, Kris
ten and w. Todd.
On Monday afternoon the Hamil-
tons again met defeat at the hands of
the Parksides by the score of nineteen
to six Jimmie - Zanes,. who evil
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cycle than pitching baseball, was sent
to the mound for the Hamiltons. In
two innings Zanes was batted out the
box, the Parlsides totaling seven runs
off nine hits, base on balls and one
error. Kristen, who pitched the
morning game, was sent in to do the
slab work, and when the game was
ended the local had accumulated six
teen hits off his delivery. Lacey was
in fine. form allowing nine scattered
hits, two men bases on balls and
striking nine men out. Millen, West
and Lyons shared very we'll in the
batting bee, each securing four hits
piece. The score by innings;
r H Il
Parksides... 2 5O4 4x-l9 "a s
Hamiltons. 0 00221 l o. 8 8
Batteries-Lacey and Collins, DAM
her Zanes, Kristen and w. Todd.
Monday morning the Morfistown B.
B. q. defeated the Newark A.. A. by
the score of six to five. Gilligan, the
Morristown's twirler, struck out tif-
teen men, let three men walk and
gave the Newarkers six hit. Pender,
the visitors pitcher, whitfield eight
men, passed one and gave the,locals
eight bingles. The game was one of
the most exciting ones played this
season as it was either mines game
until the ninth inning when the locals
got the winning run over the pan.
The score by innings:
Nss f R H II
Morristewn 900 OOO211-6 81 -
Newark. 02-OO OO21-5 g 8
Batteries-Gilligan and Wagner,
Pender and Beebzle.
Newark A. A. met its waterloo at
the hands of the Morristown b. b. @.
on Monday afternoon to the tune of
seven to two. IL was Morristowns
game from start for in the second SEES
sion they got three runs over the rub
Der and in the fifth they raced over
home plate with two tallies which was
duplicated In the sixth. The visitors
scored their two runs in the fifth by
getting at Holton for three two-bag-
gers. Holton was In his usual good
form striking out thirteen Newarkers,
passing three and giving them four
hits. Fender, who twirled for the
visitors in the morning game, was
sent in to- do the slab work in this
game. The locals touhed Chin up for
seven safeties and got four free passes,
while he famed two. The score nv