The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-01
BASE BALL
DRAWS WELL

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Game 81 tile Serni-Profes-
sionll leans Saturday
and Monday Enjoyed.
AMATEURS MINES THERE TOO
The Parksides turned the tables on
the Hamiltons In the afternoon game
on Monday when they defeated the
visitors by the score of five to two.
George Lacey, the local southpaw was
in fine form and allowed the Hamil-
tons only four hits, while he struck
out eleven batters and allowed only
one man to walk. Decker started the
twirling for the visitors but he was
relieved in the fifth inning after he
was touched up for four safties Kritch-
en-, who twirled the morning game.
He also was touched up quite freely
by the Locals. A serious accident de-
layed the game when Varley, the cen
ter fielder, tried to catch high fly,
he came in contact with tree and
was badly cut about the face. Drs.
johnson and Lewis dressed his wounds
and he was taken in an automobile to
Memorial hospital The score by in
nings:
R.H. e.
Parkside A. CO 0 0O5OO00-5 8 6
Hamiltons. 20 0 0000000-2 3
Batteries Parksides, Lacey and
Collins Hamiltons, Decker, Kritchen
and Todd.
The Morristown B. B. G. scored an
easy victory over the Belleville A. G..
on the Hilltop grounds Monday after
noon when they shut out their op-
ponents by the score Of six to nothing
Percy Reeves had the BellevilleiJes
completely at his mercy, allowing only
two safeties and tanning seventeen
men. Leary, on the other end was
touched up for eight hits, while he
was fortunate enough to fan nine OF
the locals. The score by innings:
R.H. e.
Morristown. 2 2001O1O0-6 s ?
Bellevilles 30 0 00OO0OO--0 2 4
Batteries Morristown, Reeves and
Wagner Belleyilles, Leary and Ward.
The Sussex A. @. were cleaned up
Monday afternoon by the Cleveland
A. 9. on the latter's diamond, the
score board showing twenty to seven
at the end of the last session. In the
third the Sussex artists tried three
pitchers, but they did little more than
to keep the home team amused,
Sheerin got a three bagger and Cole
took the express twice for the third
station. The playing of both teams
was raw, every other play apparently
resulting in an error. The score by
innings:
Cleveland F. CO 10 2-20
Sussex A. C.....1 0 2 l 0 90 3 o. 7
Batteries Cleveland, Mettler and
Cook Sussex A. c., Miller, Rolf and
Camisa and Rolf and Johnson.
The Parksides had as their attrac-
tion Monday morning the Hamilton
A. c., of Newark, and it turned out
to be the best game of the day, the
score being three to two in favor of
the visitors. "Ciffn Jacobus was in
the box for the Parksides and it was no
fault of his that the game was lost as
he allowed only five hits and famed
thirteen men, while Kritchen for the
Hamiltons, who did not have much
speed with his dope ball allowed only
six hits, and made the locals do the
Casey stunt ten times. The home
team had men left on bases in every
inning. In the fourth session three
men were on bases with only one out,
but the next two men were easy outs.
The score by innings
R. H. e.
Parkside A. co OOO1OO1-2 4
Hamiltons. - 0 000O0O1-3
Batteries -Parksides, Jacobus, and
Daimler and Collins; Hamiltons,
Kritchen and Todd.
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The Emerald A. @. of Dover, went
down before the Jersey A. O. on the
Cleveland park grounds Monday morn
ing by the score Of eight to four. The
game was marred by numerous errors
and dispute over Umpire Howells de-
.cisions. Meeker got a hand for a
pretty one handed capture of a diff
cult fly. The score by innings
Jersey A. q. ...... 2 O2O13 BOOKS
Emerald A. @ C.....0 20 010O-4
Batterier- ersey A. c., Ha1en and
McDermott +; Emerald A. c., Buck and
Virgins.
Games on Saturday, Sunday and
Monday netted the Alerts four victor
les. Saturday afternoon at the State
hospital the Alerts downed the Knock