The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-06

ming by driving out q home run with three
on base. The score: R.H.E,
Broad a. g.. 2 / 81 Q / - I !
Batteries-Roseville, Lewis and Gallen
Breads. Walters and Johnson
The Harrigans defeated the Stevens B.
b. c. in a well-played game on Harrigan
Oval yesterday morning by a score OF
IL to 4 The feature of the game was the
heavy hitting of the Harrigans
In the first game of a series the ST.
Benedict b. b. C. defeated the Parkway
A. C.. of Kearny. by. a score of 5 TO q
saint" Saints, "p's FLOWING Only Nv" hits and
striking out ten men. He also lined out
three hits. one being a triple. Miller and
Wagner. who AVE just finished the sea-
son in the Carolina I-eague, were in the
Pathways lineup and played good ball
Maniel's catch of SWISS line drive was
clever. The score:
R.H.E.
St. J Benedicts, 9 9 Sod4S d-s 1s 9
Christie and Tighe.
The Crescent A. A. of Newark, went to
1rvington yesterday afternoon md defeat
ed the Irvington A. c. in a twelve-inning
battle, the score being 8 to 7. The Cres-
cents outbatteG the ~Irvingtons, but ran
bases in poor style. Pitcher Tully won his
own game by getting a double, with a man
on second, in the twelfth inning.
The Orange Valley ball team defeated
Its old rivals, the Watsessing B. b. c.,
yesterday afternoon in an exciting contest
at Orange Valley by a score of s TO 4. The
visitors got after Larry Hesterfer In the
second and scored two runs, but the Valley
boys came back with one better in their
half of the same inning. p
Watsessing scored again in the fourth and
evened up matters. but, as in the second in
ming, the Valleys again scored in their half,
P!ling up -four runs. Both Hesterfer and
Valley boy was steadier In tight places. The
score by innings:
Orange Valley.."..0 8 0 ! 4 Q Ks
The Newark Giants won their tenth
straight game yesterday by taking two
games from the Railway Giants. The
End ossuf and the Newarks' won by a
score of IL to 8. The afternoon contest
was decided on the Wright street grounds,
to u: There was some hard hitting on
both sides in the afternoon game, with the
honors going to Newark.
fielding. enabled the Victors, of the Holy
Name Society. East Orange, to defeat the
Sacred Hearts. OF the same city, 5 to s, on
the 1atter's grounds yesterday.
The Frank H. sommer Juniors, Of the
Lennox A.. c., on Excelsior Oval, In a
BY winning this game the Sommer Juniors
made 1t two straight games, taking the
series. The score by innings: -
' .emos 30 SSS1S g 3 ! - : J
Batteries-T. a Giacomo and N. San
Iiacomo: Bender and Morengroth.
Yesterday afternoon the Hold Outs de-
the Thatcher f. c. in the third
of a series. The score:
F H0la onts 80: ! ] ! ! SS--i9s
3Itteries-Sager and See, Fitzsimmons
md Mintzer.
At the South End Oval yesterday after
Ioon the South Ends beat the Jeffersons
y a score OF Is to 4. The score by In
lings: R.H.E.
'oath Ends. 9 so$9a5d1 -l5 u g
Batteries-South Ends, Brewer and stol;
Ieffelsons. Coeyman and Sachs.
The Newark Centres won a double
header yesterday by defeating the
Red Stars and the Brockton A.
G.. In the morning, on Wenzel Oval,
opponents were the strong Red
stars. The Centres had an easy time
In winning by the score of 9 to 8.
5auers, who was On the firing line for
the Newark Centres, had the Stars
eating out OF his hand. making eight
Of them fan the air. Although he was
up for twelve hits, he kept
them well scattered, and the Stars
were unable to do anything with his
delivery when hits mean runs. In the
afternoon the strong Brockton A. c.
were defeated by the Newark Centres
on the same grounds by the score of
Is to 3.