Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-19
VAlLSBURG TIGERS
RECORD SECOND WIN
OVER VALLEY TEAM
Kid Kurfess in Elegant Form.
Winners Tally Three in
Eighth-Other Games.
BY SEMIsPRO.
R the second time this season the

- OR the second time this season the
Tigers, of Vailsburg, defeated the
Orange Valley b. p. c., this time
shutting out the McDoraoughites by the
score of 8 to 0. Kid KuEfess was again
on the mound for the Tigers and
pitched high-class ball. Reeves, who
twirled for the Valleys, also pitched
good ball, but an error n a trio of
safeties enabled his opponents to tally
three runs in the eighth inning. The
score: R-H.E.
Tigers ......... 0 00O03 0-3 7 2
Orange Valley. 0 0 90 0 0 0 0 90 6 2
Observation-Disclosures and Young;
Reeves and Laughed.
Errors lost the game for the IRON
sides against the Armory A. G. at West
Side Oval yesterday morning. The score
was 10 to 8. The battingNof Lennon, of
the, Ironsides, and Force, of the Arm
orys, was a feature. The score:
RH.E.
Ironsides 49,. l Of 0 0 s. IL 8
Armorys ...... 0 0 0 0 0 SO 9 L
Batteries-Fulton and Welcher; May
er and Force.
Before a crowd that overlooked the
grounds at New Brunswick yesterday,
a team made up of members of the
New York Nationals and a Drls-
coils New Brunswick team, battled for
thirteen innings until darkness stopped
the game, without either side scoring.
The crowd went wild over the great
playing of both teams. the home club
pulling off three double plays.
Lew Wiltse. brother of George Wiltse,
of the Giants. was IN great form ana let
the Giants down with five hits. me
score; h'fa.n.
Natlonals
batterles-LN "ii''e "hu Dfiuee''
Henr1chs ana wilson.
The Harrigan A. A. overwhelmed the
o. ks at the street grounds
yesterday morning by the score Of 10
to 5. The feature of the contest was
the batting of the sheriff team. The
score: R.H.E.
Harr1gans -. ! " z zs3 o-io IA Q
o. K........... 2 0 0 2 no O. 3
Batteries-Hoelzel and Reilly; Kelly
and Sch1lster.
-
The Jersey A. C.. won from'the Ridge
dales in al fast and exciting battle at
Morristowh, yesterday. The. score:
R.H.E.
Jersey A. c.. 0 5 0 2 0 0 0'0 - 9 3
Ridgedale go. 0 4 0 0 l 0 90 0T5 Il 3
The Vailsburg Suburban Leaguers
were no match for the former County
League team and the latter won easily
- +l,o cooro Of q 10 n P0thNyiNk WIN
twirled for the County boys, allowed
but four hits. His alLaround playing
was a feature.
-
The South End A. C. went down to
defeat Yesterday morning on the Park
view oval before,the Berkeley A. C. by
a SCORE of 6 to Q. The Berkeleys had
Titz of the Tigers. in left. and Schott.
of the Parkviews in the box.
They defeated the Berkeley A. c. in
the last game of a, series yesterda
oftarnoon nv a scores of Q sto q. -
scores nv innings:
R.H.E.
parl,alav A G. .OO11oo1N o-3 10
south End 4. U.s. 70 .
Ratteries-Scott and wolfe:i BIRD and
oliver
Rerl,e,av A q "a z 2
South End A. 20 2 30 IL 2
Ra tteries-Schott and Green. Homie
/ and oliver.
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