The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-07-27
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Two-base hit Barrett, Watts, Col
/ Inns, Lucas, J. Conn.
Sacrifice Daimler, r. Conn,
BQuick.
Struck Outv-By Lacey IL, by Bacon S.
Bases on balls-Off Lacey 2.
| Double plays HeilbrOnne to Collins,
j. Coon to Cooney.
First base on errors-JerSeyS 2.
Left on bases -Parksides I, Jerseys
To-
Wild pitches Lacey 8.
Hit by pitched ball-LyonS.
Passed ball-Collins.
Umpire Riley.
Time Of game Two hours and ten
minutes.
Attendance 200.
With the score tie in the seventh
inning Saturday afternoon Manager
Powell's Morristown Field club team
worked a squeeze play on the LeMas-
ter Business institute nine, and won
the game by it. Sturgis was at bat,
Hillock on third and Boell on second,
Z" Buster" laid down neat bunt and
not only Hillock but Boell, who is a
Dickinson college track runner, scored
on the throw to first and back to the
plate. Mullin was in good form and
struck out eight of the Orange lads
and walked three. Cole famed six
and passed two. "Artie' Conan
was the man with the stick, getting
four singles out of as many times at
bat. The score by innings:
R.H.E.
M.F. 10000 Ox-4 9 i
LeMaster Ln0 0 l 001 90 o. 3 A
Batteries Millin and Sturgis; Cole
and Fields.
The first shut out that the Alerts
have presented and the first that the
Jerseys have suffered took place on
Cleveland park Saturday afternoon,
the Alerts hitting the final station
five times. Callahan, of the Alerts,
did the star work with the swatter,
getting a three Dagger and two bag
ger, while Conway provided the ball
with enough velocity to land on the
second stopping place. Hazen, of the
Jerseys, twirled until the sixth when
he had to leave for his work for Uncle
Sam and " Eddy Welsh went in.
+" Eddy who looks like a conner"
kept the lads guessing and didn't let
an Alert see home. Quinlan made
the final out, fooling Cole of the Jer-
seys on first with the hidden ball trick
that was invented some time B. G.
Howell added to the mirth of the oc-
casion with his decision. Hazen
struck out seven and Welsh four,
while Knight, for the Alerts, whitfield
ten. The score by innings:
Alerts ....2ol2ooooo-5 8 s.
Jersey A. CO 0 o 90 2 s.
Batteries Jerseys, Hazen, Welsh
and McDermott: Alerts, knight and
Conway.
The Morristown Field club will play
its last game of the season on Satur-
day, the Chester A. @. being its OPP
ponents Chester will have the fol-
lowing batting order Barker, C. f.;
McCambly, S. S. McCarty, c.. Caus-
brook, p; Nichols, !. f.; Parker, 80. !;
Welsh, 2b.; James, h.: A. Stelce or
G. Stelce, r. f. The Field club has
won eight of the ten games it has
played.
The Clevelands and he Alerts meet
Saturday afternoon on Cleveland park.
This is their second meeting, the for
mer game being lost by the AlertS to
the tune of five to four by 4 wild
throw of their box artist. Both teams
therefore are looking forward to some
hard work.
Edward Littlejohn, of Chatham,
has organized team in that place
with several Chatham players and
few outsiders on the line up and is
booking games with teams in this sec
tion.
Saturday afternoon the Knockers
and the New Vernon aggregation
meet at New Vernon.