Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-28
PARK PLAYGROUND
LEAGUES START
BASEBALL SEASON
City League Card for Sunday.
Newarkers Play Ball at
Pennington.
BY SEM!.PRO.
eT We games were played in the
Essex County Parks Playground


pT WO games were played in the
Essex County Parks Playground
League yesterday. The Orange
Park team downed the Branch Brook
ers to the tune of 8 to ?. Foe. who was
on the mound FOR the suburban team,
allowed the locals but four hits. The
score by innings: R.H.E.
Branch Brook. 1 0 0 0 0 0 o. 4 2
Orange ........ 0 2 00010 "3 5 5
Batteries-Reheis and Pagan; Foe
and P1hgitore.
East side lost to West Side in an
Essex County Park League game on
the formers ground yesterday by the
score of II to 8. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Cook, Of the
latter, who allowed but two hits and
famed ten batters. The score:
R.H.B.
East Side 80. 0 o Is 2 S
West Side -. 0201 Ill 16 3
Enthusiastically and Brady; Cook
n Haynes.
Four games is the card in the City
League for Sunday. The Ironsides and
Turner's meet in a double-header, at
West Side Oval in the morning and at
Heidelberg Park in the afternoon. Both
are nxiou to win the two games and
some good contests should result. The
Bay Views. who are setting the league
afire just now, will tackle the Park
views on the latter's grounds, while the
Rosevilles. who have been playing in
hard luck all season, will meet the
Tigers on their home grounds. The
umpires have been assigned as follows:
Furphy, Ironside-Turner game, morn
Ing: Healy. Turner Ironside game, af-
ternoon; Furphy, Bay View-Parkview
game, afternoon, and Boutillier, Tiger
Roseville game, afternoon.
Monroe, the Bay View Wheelmen
slab-artist. twirled for Pennington
Wednesday against New Hope and al
lowed his opponents n hit. His team
won, 7 to 0.
Kurfess, Kelley and Hayes. a trio
of local semi-pros, played with Flem-
ington against New Hope in the same
game and all figured in the hitting.
The former banged the ball for three
safeties. Kelley registered two hits,
while the latter was satisfied with a
two-bagger.
E. fOlILGIt VI LIE N1cltOCS, SCClllo
to get in an extra base hit in nearly
every game, he plays.
Foley. Of the AGNES of the Branch
Brook League, is leading his team in
batting, having an average of .423.
Vogt, the speedy little infelder of the
Orioles, is hitting and fielding like a
demon.
Young. of the Chesters, is playing a
fast game at second for his team. He
is at present fielding 1000, and has a
batting percentage of 1888.
Paul Dauber is catching great ball
for the Rosevilles. He a made very
few errors this season a11 his hitting
is a sensation. His average is about
two safeties a game.
doc Stuart can still pick 'em up as
we'll as any of the youngsters.
Milligan is pitching great ball for
the East Orange County League team.
Drovon is catching a good game for
the Forest Hill Suburban League cam.
He is doing well in both fielding and
hitting.
Cowan, the leading shortstop in the
Branch Brook League, has yet to make
an error.
Gallery, of the Park B. B. c., can GER
tainly cover ground balls around first
base. He gets them every way.
The Claremonts. of Vailsburg, will
have as their opponents on the Tiger
Oval Sunday morning the Vailsburg
team of the Suburban League. As both
of these teams nave their battle ground
in the. same burg, keen rivalry exists,
and both clubs will put forth their
heavy artillery to get the opening game
of the series, which has been arranged.
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