The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-07
Hundreds Attend Games Of
Local Teams on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday.
LOCALS WIN NEARLY ALL

live and passed one. Mdioucy Soo !"
life on McCambly's error and Kennedy
walked. A double steal and Ferris
boot of Watts grounder scored them.
Watsessing got talley in the seventh,
Hinchman mussed up Seeley's ground
er and the latter promptly purloined
second. Ferris dropped fly in right
that scored him.
Pop, Allerton won the second
game for the locals in the last inning
by his Texas leagurer In right field
which scored Kennedy and Dempsey.
Holton pitched the second contest and
he had eleven strike-outs to his credit
and Mulligan, on the mound for Wat
sessing, whitfield eight and walked one.
Charles Armstrong, who has just re-
turned from the south where he has
been playing with the Wilson team IN
the South Caroline league, was in CEN
ter garden for the locals. He got a
two-bagger and a single out OF six
times at bat.
First Game.
The scores by innings =
R. H. e.
Morristown. ..o2Oo0oO0x-2 8 2
Watsessing i. .OOOOOO100-1 3
Batteries-Watts and Dempsey !;
Hoffman and Wooley.
Second Game.
Morristown. ..OO2OO2OO2-6 s 6
Watsessing. % OOOO03O2--5 A
Batteries Holton and Dempsey /;
Mulligan and Wooley.
The Parkside A. G. lung two defeats
on the Newark Giants Monday beat
ing the colored lads on the Budd
street grounds by scores of two--one.
and seveii-one. Singer twirled the
first game, striking out five. Mitchell
wi1iffed thirteen Of the locals and
walked one. Singles by West, Barrett
and Sturgis secured one tally in the
fourth session and in the eighth Sim
ger singled and made the circuit aided
by Hillock's out and Foote's erros.
The visitors got theirs In the tirst, a
two bagger by Stewart and Ransley s
single doing the trick.
Lacey twirled the second game, fam
ming nine and Randolph and Mitchell,
who opposed him, each whiting two
The visitors run was scored in the
fifth on Epperson's two sacker and
Browns single.
First Game.
Score by innings =:
parkside A!C. .0OOIOOO1x--2 6 A
Newark Giants. l OO0 0 90 00-z1 z 2
Batteries--Singer and Sturgis, Nit
chell and Stewart. t,r
Second Game. 4
R.H.E.
Parkside A. g. .I0IOO1O4x-7 IL !
Newark Gi$ntsO o 01O000-l 4
Batteries Lacey and Sturgiss Nit
chell, Randolph and Stewart. tes; W
1t elsepea fasc
Joe Grohe was easy picking for the.
Parkside A.. @. Sunday afternoon, and
the locals defeated the Llewellyns, of
Bloomfield, 10 to1. The locals tailed
one In the first On Hillock S single, his
pilfer OF second and Vests two-sacker-
In the third session Singer Eit'for two
bases, and scored on Hillock's sacri-
fee. 1t was in the fifth inning that
Grohe got his quietus. He hit bat
ter, gave three passes, allowed four
hits and uncorked wild heave over
third that let in three Of the eight
runs. Errors BY his team mates helped
in his undoing. The visitors lone
tally was made In the fifth inning ON
hits by Grohe, Flannery and Maxwell.
The score by innings:
r. Fl. e.
Parkside A. A.C.1OOO81OOx-1O Is IL
Llewellyns. o 00OI0O0O-- 7 s.
Batteries Singer and Brown; Grohe,
Mulvey and Garner.
George Lacey went into the box Sat-
urday afternoon to pitch against the
o. N. T. team of Newark with sore
arm and pitched good ball except tor
one inning when two basses on balls,
a hit batter and four hits netted the
visitors five runs. The locals started
a ralley in the sixth, Heilbronne tear
ing off a two sacker and West slammed
out a hit for three baSses and scoring
on Sturgis' two bagger. The final
score was Parkside A. G. two, 0.
IN: L. s five. Lacey famed four,
walked three and hit two batters.
Decker for the visitors twirled six in
nings He struck out two and Mullen,
who replaced him, famed one. The
score by innings
Parkside A. C.OO0002OOO-2 u Al
.. N. i. .....000O5O00O-5 5 81
Batteries Lacey and Sturgis +; Deck
er, Mullin and w. Todd.
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Benjamin Vogt, Of Florida, and son,
Of Washington, are visiting relatives