The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-23

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noon on the Essex oval the Brockton
A. c. defeated the Brighton A. c. The
score:
Brighton A. C.......$ az :
Batteries-Devine and Brown, Gum and
Bush.
Yesterday afternoon. on the waverly
oval the William B. B. c. was defeated
8 to 0. McInerney, who was on the mound
for the Williams, had nine strike outs,
but received bad support from the play
ers behind him. The score:
W WilIiam E 3. E 3. c....S SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS--SS 6 !
BatteriesaWi!liams, McInerney and
Harvey. Bradford A. C.-Lutz and Fftz-
gerald.
The Watsesslng A. c; went to Elizabeth
Yesterday and lost to the Elizabeth A, A.
at ATLANTIC League Park, by a score of
) to 2. Hoffman pitched a good game
for the Watsessing team. F.. McGlynn
hits out of four times at bat, The score:
Watsessing A, C...,010OOOO01-2 s
Elizabeth A. A.......O11O1101O-5 9 /
YESTERDAY afternoon, on the Lincoln
oval, Vailsburg, the Olympic A. {. dis
posed of the Frank H. Sommer A.. C..
ings:
o,ym o,o R.H,E,
Sommer A. C.........1 O2O2O000 % &
1t was by a score OF 10 runs to o that the
Rosevilles downed the Irvingtons at the
Roseville Oval yesterday afternoon. Tim
brock twirled for two innings for the Irv-
ingtons, but the Rosevilles got to him so
easily that he retired. Waters held the
Camptowners to three hits and fourteen of
them famed. The score:
Roseville A. C.,.....2 51O2O21x- % o
Joe Carter took his Newark Giants 10
Morrlstown Saturday afternoon and de
1eated the Parksides by a score of 4 to 8.
grounds Yesterday. In the morning the
Giants disposed of the Jeffersons. Z to 3.
and In the afternoon they took the South
Mitchell did the box work for the Giants
in the afternoon game and stu 4 out ff-
teen batters. The scores:
Giants ........ 0 0 1910 o x17 ii 2
Jeffersons &C.. 0 0 0 Ga 10 (
Batteries-Brown and Steward; Clark and
Matt.
s sdaPS Ends ends. -. 9 9 1888 3 3 S S-s Z Z 2 2
Batteries-Mitchell and Steward Mullen
and Oliver.
The Pastime A. c., OF Harrison, defeat
tu Lut JtllhllisOn "A. -. yesterday mOfnlnn
by a score OF 6 to 5. The batting of Eckerf
and the fielding of Lutz were the features
Of the game, the former having a home
run and two doubles. The score by in
nings: R.H.E.
Pastime a. c. 9dSod9d9 : Y i
Batteries-Eckert and O'Donald; Smith
and Huggins.
the Llewwellyns won 9 ten-inning game
yesterday In Bloomfield from the Broad A..
c. MaxWells hit in the tenth won for the
home team. Ravens kept the hits scat
tered. The score:
Llewellyns ..........2 o O0O01O0H 6 2
Broad A. C........O O11O0OO10 % s 4
Batteries-Havens and Garner; Walters
and tombstone,
Yesterday afternoon the Alerts defeated
the Newark F. G. by a score of II to Z.
The feature of the game was the batting
and pitching Of G Gunset. He got fonr
hlts out OF five times at bat. The score
by innings:
Newark f. G. ~ : o ! ~
Batteries-Gunset ard Dannerman; Hurn-
fey. Fiefer and Hobwick.
Somewhat of a disappointment was fur
nlshed 100 patrons at the game in Orange
Valley yesterday between the home team
and the Worthwhile A.. A.. Of New York,
when the visitors. who made a good show
ing earlier In the season, played poor ball
and We're trounced by a score of 4 to 0.
l. n orange boys might have made the
drubblng a little worse, but eased off on
their rivals, Larry Hesterfer aided mate
rally in winning his own game by good
hitting, landing a t~bree-bagger, a two-b1se
hit and a single out of four times at bat
The score: 49,
R.HE.
Worthwhile 80. o 0 0 o 0 0 90 4 2
Batteries-Hesterfer and Barrett; Fin
nerty and Hofer.
The West Siders defeated the Burnett T.
9, of Hilton, twice yesterday. The morn
Hilton. The score:
West Side A; C....1 9 oO00o 1-3
Burnett f.. C......0 / 0 o.
Batteries-For West Side, Blum, Mason
and Bavink; Burnett, Wridman and Walker.
In the afternoon on the Hollow IVA the
game went to the West Sides by a close
margin. Both of the games were fndepend-
ent League games. The score follows:
west Side. ........1 1 0 0 o O o %
Burnett ..-.......0 0 0 0 0 ii
Batteries-For West Side, Blum and
hatz; Burnett. Flager and Walker,
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