The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-09-14

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The Hilltoppers we're defeated at
Boonton Sunday afternoon after a
close and exciting game by the score
of two to one. HoIton and Dempsey
were the battery for the locals, while
Lewis and Orr were in the points for
Boonton.
The Warton Field club defeated the
Parksides at the Driving Park Sunday
afternoon by the score of five to three.
George Singer was on the mound for
the locals and was touched up quite
freely, the Whartonites connecting
with his delivery for nine safeties.
He had seven strikeouts to his credit.
Kaiser served up the benders for the
visitors and was touched up for the
same Dumber of hits as his opponent,
the total number being nine. He
famed two and allowed one man to
walk. The features of the game was
Vests fielding for the locals and the
hitting of Saundry, the visitors third
baseman, be securing three hits out
of four times at bat. The score by in
nings:
r. H r.
Parkside A. G. .o0o2OO1Oo- 3 8 8
Wharton T.. c.. ..00O002O3O-5 9 2
Batteries Singer and Brown Kais-
er and Schiffner.
Morristown B. B. @. lost to the Jer-
sey f. G. of Boonton Saturday after
noon by score of seven to three. A
long fly that YVES foul by many feet
was declared a fair ball in the third
inning by Umpire Shanahan, of Boon
ton. This was after Holton had
yielded one hit and Dempsey had let
Lewis third strike get past him. An
argument that lasted for a half hour
insued and when Holton went back to
; pitch zjielhl he was wild as a hawk. The
hit brought in two runs and two more
hits and a hit batter was curtains for
"Bill" and he retired in favor of
Watts. MorristoWn's runs were made
in the first inning. Sheridan, New
Yorker that Boonton had imported
for the game, was touched for three
bagger, two bagger and a single,
which, with hit batter to start off
with gave MorristOwn it's tallieS. The
game was called at the end Of the
sixth inning because of darkness.
Eugene Norton started to umpire
with Shananahan but both men be-
came disgusted with the kicking over
decisions and Walter Selvage and'T.
e. Rogers, of Wharton, finished the
game. Holton famed two and yielded
three hits and Watts whitfield two,
walked one gave two hits. Sheridan
famed five. The score by innings
R.H. E.
Morristown .......3 0 Q 90 0-3 4
Jersey f. C........0 o 0 0 OF 5 0
Batteries -Holton, Watts and Demp-
Sey ;'Sheridan and Orr.
In a cleanly played game on the
Budd street grounds Saturday the
Parkside A. 9. defeated the Mendham
b. B. @. by a score TO three to one.
Mendham's only tally was earned in
the fifth when Dodd singled, took
second on Barrett's error and raced
home on Mills hit. Parksides got one
in the first on Stelce's error and Bar
retts out, Heilbronne making the cir
cult. Errors by Monahan and Atkins
and Sturgis' single sent West arourd
in the fourth, West got plunk in
the ribs in the eighth, went to second
on pass ball and scored on Sturgis'
swat. Mills struck out one and Lacey
seven. The score by innings:
R.H e.
Parkside A. @. C..1OO1OO01x-3 6 8
Mendham ....000010O00-1 4 7
Batteries-Lacey and Sturgis Mills
and Day.
The Alerts of this town defeated
the Greystone A. G. on the state hds
pital grounds Saturday afternoon two
to one. Knight pitched mastery
game, striking out thirteen Of the
state hospital lads and yielding but
three hits to their swatters. The
Alerts' hit were made by Roache, who
peeled off a two-bagger, a single by
Naughtan and two one base swats by
Quinlan. Fred Miller, formerly with
the Parksides, played with the Alerts
and his many plays won him much ap-
plause. McGee struck out seven. The
score by innings:
r. H. e.
Alert A. c.. % / 0 0OO1OO--2 4 81
Greystone. o 0 0 DOL o. 3
Batteries Knight and Conway;
MCGEE and Cole.