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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
BENGALS PULL A ''WON In The NINTH,

AT Tiger Oval yesterday afternoon
the Tiger b. B. C. downed the Forest
Hill A. G., formerly of the County
League, in ten-inning running battle
by the score of to l. 1t was the
third and deciding game of series
The score: R.H.E
Tigers .......0 0 0 0 0 0 1--2 o
Forest Hill....O 900 1000 OIL 7
Batteries-Ellison and Young; Fin
neran and Dauber.
The Washington American Leaguers
had hard time in defeating the New
Brunswick semi-pros at New Bruns-
wick yesterday afternoon. The score
was to l. Walter johnson twirled
fine ball while he twirled for the sena-
tors. He was relieved in the latter
part of the game by recruit named
Boyer. Charley Street caught the
whole game for the Capitol City team.
Lew Wiltse, who was on the mound
for the New Brunswick nine. also
pitched good ball The score: R.H.E.
Washington 90 l 0 0 0 0 0 o.
N Brunswick. % 0 0 0 l o 0 OIL 1
Batteries - Johnson, Boyer and
Street; Wiltse and Bridges
At Cleveland Park, in Morristown,
yesterday afternoon the Morristown
A. A. shut out the Jersey A. C. by the
score of 13 to 0. Lacey, who twirled
for the former, pitched a no-hit game.
He famed fourteen men. A crowd of
1000 witnessed the contest. The score:
RH.E.
Morristown 30 Al 0 0 2 3 Ola 10 0
Jersey A. CO 0 0 0 0 0 90 0
Batteries - Lacey and Ahles; e.
Welsh and F. RICHTER.
In an exciting contest the Jenkinson
Juniors downed the Avon A. c. to the
tune of s to I. Blyht, who was on the
mound for the former, twirled good
ball The score R.H.E.
Avon ........6 0 0 0 0 0 0 OF g
Jenkinson ...2 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 2-S 10
Batteries-Lamb, Moore and Nc
Loughlin; Blyht and Lang.
The West Side A. c. defeated the
Orange A A. at West Side oval yes
terday afternoon by the score of 10 to
1. w. Blum, who was on the mound
for the West Siders, allowed but four
hits and famed ten men.
morning the Newark Newsboys were
defeated by the strong Newsboy team
of Orange to the tune of % to 5. Elmer
Lewis, who pitched for the Newark
"Newsies,' twirled good game pnt
received bad support from the players
behind him. Lewis and Fass worked
for the Newarkers and j. Lemones
and L. Lemones for the Orange men.
The Montclair Cubs defeated the Full
lertown A. c. by the score of Y to
yesterday afternoon. The score:
PHI. r..
Montclair OoSsoOOs *-12 1s /
Fullerton -. 0 o 81 0 0 0 o. .
Batteries Green and Watkins; Mon
roe. Flanagan and Barmore.
The Harrigan A. A. shutout the
South Newarks in the first of series
Of games by the score of 3 to yester-
day morning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
FOR CLUB TITLES.
Golfers Play in Championship
Round on Local Courses.

This is the season for the playing Of
matches on various local courses to decide
Hill Field Club Saturday the title went
to Albert Allsopp, who downed Robert
Stoutenburgh, up and Z to play in a &C.
hole match Allss9,Rp Is well known owl
though familiar to the Deal course, is a
newcomer at Forest Hill
At the South Orange, Field Club Satur-
l. Barr, who defeated r. Van Vechten
i'm the final round, by up Van Vechten
won the club title IN 1903 and 1909.
noon the qualifying round for the cham
pionshlp was played. sixteen qualifying
for match play. Three other sixteens quail
ied 70 GSntinHs for seconds'rE trophies
the first round at match play for the club
title resulted as follows. G. b. Morgan
heat II. D. Hubbard, / up (nineteen holes)
Arthur Murphy beat R. G. Morse, 2 up;
H. r. Stockton beat r. S. Rowland, 3 up
and ? to play: w. T. Glenny beat Willard
Lounsberry beat NJ. j; Dumont,. mp and
to play; f. c. Talmadge beat ]. T.. Erick-
son, up and to play.
Competition continued Saturday a. Bal
George S. Ludlow defeating Robert Con-
row. / up: II. Hasbroulx winning from
n. G. Cunnever outplaying 7. T. Lee, up
and to play
The finals in the autumn tournament at
finals for the Vice-President's cup were
played Saturday afternoon. For the All
tumn cup Stanley Il. Soverel beat Harold
Mdsrs r swszey ap Ses end TO &c fGf
up and . to play; For the Vice Presi-
dents cup sB r. Noble beat f. S. Madi-
SON up and to play. A. S. Armagnac
beat w c. Cushman in Class B, up and
s to play.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
ELMWO0D ELEVEN LOSES
FIRST GAME IN FOUR
YEARS ON FREMONT OVAL.

FT-v HE Elmwood A. C.. of East Or
ange, lost it's first game in the
last four year at fremont oval,
East Orange, yesterday, when the
Thunderbolt A. A.. of Elizabeth, de-
feated them. to 0. The touchdown
was secured on delayed pass. The
Elmwoods lost it's chance of winning
when they had the ball on the Eliza
beth's ten-yard line, and on the third
down a mixed signal cost them the
ball and the game. The Elmwoods
lined up as follows: Centre, Smith;
guards, Kennreys and Christensen;
tackles, Dech and Hanson; ends, Ellis
and Traubnan; quarters, Thomas and
j. Flynn; halfbacks, Flynn and Saw
age; fullback, Mass The Elmwood s
are likely to have the Marshall A. c.,
of Elizabeth, next Sunday, and on Oc-
tober IS they will line up against the
Valley A. A, of Newark. A few more
open dates remain, and c. Flynn, 4
Sussex avenue, East Orange, will look
efter games.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03

Doc Gessler and Steve Brodie were
spectators at the game
Waddell had the visitors guessing in
the three rounds he worked. Murphy
had a double in the fourth off Waddell,
but "Rube" made Barry foul out and
Donahue grounded to Agler. In the
fifth the American Leaguers had three
hits and did not get a run. Atkins
struck out. Hartsel singled to centre
Lord famed and McInnes singled past
third. Derrick followed with liner
to left, but Kelly got the ball on the
bound and tossed to Zimmerman, who
got the ball to Hearne in time to force
out Topsy Hartsel at the plate.
Hearnes homer went high in the air
and cleared the left field fence by ten
feet.
Spade was there with two doubles.
He ought to be a good sticker next
year
Benny Meyer left this morning for
Hematite, Mo. Joe Agler took the first
train for Beach City last night.
Harry Davis umpired yesterday s
exhibition game and gave satisfaction
to both sides.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
FRAMES AND GAMES

A meeting of the Newark League
will be held in the rooms of the Re-
publican Indian League tonight The
schedule which President Frank Cogh-
Ian and Secretary Edwards has been
working on will be ratified.
Suburban Bowling League teams will
meet in the Elks club-rooms Thursday
night for the purpose of adopting
schedule. The rules and bylaws will
be revised and a printed copy sent to
each club.
The Church Bowling League of the
Oranges has arranged a schedule for
this month, the first competition to
start this Wednesday. On this date
tho Orange M. E. team will meet Holy
Trinity, while the Central Presby-
terian Church five will be the OPP
ponents of the First Presbyterian
Church team. Contests will be played
on every Wednesday and Friday of
each week.
The Eastern League opened its 1910
season at the Tuxedo alleys this after
noon Newark and Trenton were
scheduled. The other teams who will
start today are Paterson, at Brook
lyn, and Jersey City, at Hoboken
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
MAJOR LEAGUE JOTS

Tyrus Cobb gained on Lajoie in the
swat brigade yesterday. The Georgia
Peach made four hits in five attempts,
while Larry failed to hit safely in
three times at bat.
Heine Zimmerman was substituted
for Johnny Evers, of the Cubs, yester-
day. The Windy City utility man made
three hits in four times at bat and
accepted six chances faultlessly
The All Stars will start series with
the Athletics on October II. 1t will be
interesting to see what team of
American League greats can do
against the champions.
The recruit RED" Nelson, of the
Browns. was ,batted for twenty safe
ties yesterday.
Crawford, of the Detroit team, regis
tered five hits out of six times up yes
terday.
Pitcher Jimmy Lucas, who has been
signed by the Boston Club for a try
out was the sensation of the bushes
in Wyoming for the last two seasons.
His record there reads like that or
Walter johnson when he was making
strike out records in Idaho before Joe
Cantillon heard of him.
Pitcher Wilson, of the Sioux City
team of the Western League, has at
tracted lot of attention because of his
feat of pitching thirty-seven innings
without a run being scored off him.
The Western League fans had not
heard of Jack Coombs's feat of fifty
three rounds without a run and Ed
Walsh's forty runless rounds.
The Cubs made a triple play yester-
day. Sheckard, King and Archer did
the trick.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
SATURDAY FOOTBALL.

Princeton, Is; Stevens 0.
Yale, 12: Syracuse, 6.
Harvard 80; Bowdoin, 0.
Pennsylvania. 29 Gettysburg, 0.
Cornell, "a Rensselaer,, o.
Brown, 81 Norwich, 0.
Navy. 16; St. Johns. 0.
Lafayette. 10; Ursinus, o.
Rutgers. O.: +. and NJ, 0.
Dartmouth, 6; Mass. Ag., 0.
williams, 20; Union, O.
Amherst, 0; Springfield T. s.. Q,
University of Illinois, 1S; Milliken Uni
University of Iowa. 12; Morningside Col
University of Nebraska. ss; Peru Nor
NAL. 0.
State Normal, y; De Pauw, o.
Buehtel. 3; Oberlin, q
Trinity, 81; Worcester Tech, @.
University of Pittsburg So; Ohio North
Ohio State. 62: wittenberg. Q.
Illinois Wesleyan. 3; Northwestern Uni
Wesleyan. sO storr's Agricultural Col
lege. 0.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
STORY OF T0DAY'S
GAME is TOLD IN
TODAY'S STAR.
KAUFMAN MATCHED TO MEET TONY ROSS
Men to Battle in Philadelphia
Saturday Night-NelsOn Of
fered Bout in Boston.

A l. KAUFMAN, the California
"A pugilist, and Tony Ross will
- M meet for six rounds at the next
show of the National A. c., of Phila
delphia, on Saturday night.
Miah Murray, manager of the
Armory A. A. of Boston has just
wired Battling Nelson an offer to meet
the winner of the twelve-round bout
between Owen Moran and Pal Moore,
which takes place at the above club
tomorrow night
Phil1y McGovern has been matched
to meet Ty Cobb, the sturdy fighter of
Philadelphia, for six rounds before the
Armory A. A of Baltimore tomorrow
night.
Tommy Murphy, OF New York, and
Johnny Frayne, of San Francisco,
fought ten rounds at the New Orleans
Al. c. to a draw decision Saturday
night. Neither fighter extended him
self until the ninth round when they
mixed it for the first time.
Young Sammy Smith and Willie
Beecher are hard at work for the ten
round session at the National Club on
Friday night.
Knockout Brown and Fighting Joe
JIyland meet in the star bout at the
Olympic Club tonight.
Danny Dunn and Young Wagner will
furnish the entertainment for the
members of the Brooklyn Beach A. G.
next Thursday night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
DIOCESAN UNION PLANS
MANY INDOOR GAMES

At a meeting of the Young Mems
Diocesan Union yesterday afternoon
two important committees We're ap-
pointed for winter, the amusement and
the ball arrangement. The winter
amusement committee will arrange a
series of pinochle. bowling, shuttle
board pool and billiards, Members of
Jersey City, Newark, Elizabeth and the
Oranges will participate in the events.
Several prizes consisting of silver cups
and purses will be donated at ball
to be held early in April. The next
meeting will be held Sunday, Novem-
ber 16
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
MICHAEL CREALEY ASSN
SHUFFLERS ORGANIZE
AND ISSUE CHALLENGE,

p7 HE Michael Crealey Association
has organized as a SWITCHBOARD
team and have open dates which
they would like to fill. Games can be
arranged by applying at headquarters,
Court and Washington streets. The
following officers were elected at their
annual meeting held Saturday evening;
John Davis, president: Michael Crealey
treasurer; Max Vantlaender secretary;
Alex Holmes, assistant secretary; Ar
thur Schwartz, captain, William Clark,
sergeant-at- and James Davis,
advertising agent
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
phoen,x singers, Anniversary.

The M C. V Phoenix has made ar
rangements for its forty-fifth anniver-
sary celebration in Kinasts hall on
Springfield avenue Saturday might.
This society is one of the pioneers
and a bulwark of German music and
songs in Newark. 1t is growing steadi-
ly and adding weekly a number Of
young and capable singers to its al
ready splendid chorus.
New life has been injected into the
Phoenix since the society captured,
with many points to spare, the first
prize at the local saengerfest of the
New York United Singers in July last,
and there is a movement current in
the ranks of these singers looking
toward entering the competitive arena
at the great national saengerfest to be
held under the auspices of the North
eastern Saengerbund in Philadelphia
1912. The anniversary program will
Aonsist primarily of songs, four in
lumber. by the chorus, humorous
ketches, and farce. with dancing at
ie close The committee in charge
made up of John Dittes. A. Wilms,
ftz Wins. julius Truckenbrodt,
hderick Thilo, Edward Kuhles,
lncis X. Duenwald and Jacob Stock,
hident of the Phoenix.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
WITH THE FIvES
BY SURE SHOT.

The Midget Basketball League opened
its season yesterday afternoon, three
contests being played The Governors
downed the Senators by the score of lu
to 4. while the Mayors proved better
goal-shooters and defeated the AS
semblymen to the Gune of 20 to ~
The last contest was an exciting affair
and was not decided until the last
whistle blew calling time. The Alder
men were victorious over the Freehold
ers, 20 to 49, A large crowd witnessed
the games. Supervisor William j. Nc
Kiernan tossed up the first ball
The Diamond Cubs, formerly the
Palace Cubs of Jersey City, would like
to book games with teams averaging
1870 pounds, Parsons, Atalas Juniors,
Cathedral Arrows, Yankee Five OF
Hackensack, and Popular Five, of CO.
roma. preferred The Cubs record last
season was twenty-five straight vic
tories. Address w $. Sweeny, 27
Monticello avenue, Jerey City, N. J.
The Peerless Five of Jersey City,
would like to arrange games with good
teams offering fair inducements, con
tests to be played on opponents courts.
The average weight of the Peerless
Five is lis to 100 pounds. Address all
correspondence to the manager, Frank
w Belts, SO Belmont avenue, Jersey
City.
The Midget Five basketball team, of
Paterson, has organized for the COM
ing season. md would like to arrange
games with the best eighty-five- pound
teams. The Midgets at present hold
the championship of Passaic county,
having beaten all the best teams of
that place. They won twenty-five
games and lost none. Address all chal-
lenges to Martin Shapiro, 424 Van
Houten street, Paterson, N. ].
The Merchants and Bankers Business
School has organized a fast basketball
team and would like to hear from all
light junior and third teams having their
own courts. All third teams such the
Institutes. National Turn Verein, Y. NJ
lC A., Ironside Feather-weights and
teams of like strength desired. Send
challenges to William Hayward, ia
Dewitt avenue, Belleville.
Joseph Kohler, who played with the
basketball champions of Jersey City
for two years, has reorganized a
basketball team for the Irvington Ath,
letic Club. He would like TO book all
first-class teams Address 80 Ricll
street, Irvington
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
JOHNSON BOAST STARTS
RACE RIOT IN ELIZABETH.

ELIZABETH, Oct. 3--Opposite No l
engine house, on Siuth. Broad street,
there was an exciting battle between a
number of whites and negroes.
According to the police the fight be-
gan when one of the negroes made a
remark to the effect that No white
trash in this world can lick Jack john
son." The whites disagreed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
NEW WRINKLES.

An Irishman desired to become natu-
rallied, land after the papers were
signed the judge turned to him. Now,
Dennis, he said, you can vote
"Will this ceremony" inquired the
new citizen, "hilp me t. do ut amy
betther than OF have been votin' for
tn lasht tin s?''-Success Maga-
zine.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
HARRY COATES WINS
CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
OF THE GLENCOE CLUB

TTHE Glencoe A. A. inaugurated
its cross-country season yes
terday by having forty-seven
athletes compete over the clubs new
S1z-mile course in the Bronx. Harry
Coates. the former Seton Hall athlete.
won the event in a sprinting finish
from H. McGinn, of the New York
A. C. E. Campbell, of the Glencoe A..
c., was third, five yards behind Nc
CHM. The victor's time was 1910. He
won by twenty yards.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
WORSE DOWN EAST.

Western Miss Ito friend in New
York)--Yes in our country the wolves
sometimes come to our very doors.
New York Hostess Why, in some
places in New York the wolf howls
at the door all the time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
PAS REMEDY.

Mother-willie, take your medicine
and jump into bed.
willie-I don't want to take medi-
cine.
stern William. If you don't
take your medicine at once you'll be
put to bed without taking 1t.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
SIGNS OF HOMECOMING.

Butcher-Some of your boarders com
ing back from vacations, Mrs.
Ketchum?
what maks you think that?"
IT notice you've been ordering chuck
steak. lately
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03


o
To the sporting Editor of the Evening STAR
AS manager of the East Orange b.
b. c. l would like a few words regard
what | consider poor craftsmanship of
the members of the Sacred Heart A
A., also of East Orange. About a
week ago Manager Henry and myself
arranged to play series of three
games for the amateur championship
Of East Orange for a side bet of $50
for the entire three games The first
game was played Sunday morning at
Norris Park. Each manager had given
a list of his players. with the stipula-
tion that none other than those named
should be used. In Sundays game the
Hearts had a new third baseman and
pitcher. In order that the game might
be played and the fans not disappoint-
ed | allowed them to be used. In the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
Theatrical. at Colosseum.

Der Lehrer Won Seespitz" C'The
Teacher of Seespitz'D attracted large
audience to the Colosseum in Spring
field avenue last night, where a cordial
reception was rendered to the players.
Sepp Kost played the principal part
and was ably supported by Miss Toni
Stadler Hans Adelmann and other
members of the company. 1t made such
a hit that another play has been
booked for next Sunday. Franz Grittl
is the manager.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
Make Four Runs Off Manser and
Turn Likely Defeat Into
5 to 8 Victory.
BY SEhII.pRO.

TA Y a batting rally In the ninth inn
ID ing the Newark Eastern Leaguers
nosed out the Ironsides, of this
city, in an exhibition game at West
side Oval yesterday morning The
final score was toi3 Chubby Manser,
of the Jersey City Eastern Leaguers,
twirled the whole game for the SEMI
pros and pitched excellent ball until
the last round, when he went balloon
ing The Tigers got to him for
quartet of tallies In THAT inning. Parkln
started the contest for Newark, but
was relieved by Waddell, who held his
opponents at his mercy, tanning eight
men in four innings. The largest
crowd that ever witnessed a ball game
at West Side oval was present. The
score.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
Free Mason. Enjoy Festival.

Members and friends of the German
Free Mason lodges of the city and vi
cinity enjoyed the family festival ar
ranged for them in the Fran Garden
yesterday afternoon and well into the
night. There was a jolly dinner, which
was made all the more palatable by
short talks from prominent Masons, in
cluding c. William Heilmann, Max
Dinger, Fritz Storsberg and Julius
Link.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
Aurorn slngers, ohrlstmn. PLANS.

Preliminary arrangements for the
Christmas festival of the NJ. G. "
Aurora, in its headquarters, on lower
William street, and the annual masked
dance, March H. in the Kruger Audi
torium, were made at yesterday after
moons meeting. Gustav Hagner. the
president of the society, who has re-
Gently returned from a long stay in
Germany, welded the gavel for the
first time, and was warmly welcomed
Invitations were accepted to the festi-
walls of several sister societies, and five
new members were enrolled.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
Peter Muehlenbers'. statue.

German societies generally are in
terested in the celebration connected
with the unveiling of the statue to
Peter Muehlenberg, one of the found
ers of Germantown, Pa, to take
place in Philadelphia Thursday No
organized effort will be made, how
ever. to attend the celebration, and
the attendance from this city viii he
by individuals only. The statue is
to be nine and one half feet high and
will rest on granite pedestal seven
feet high. 1t will be erected on the
south side of the City Hall.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
Happenings of
Importance in
German Circles
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Herman Lodge, 1. o. o. r., TO Dance.
A dance in Dassing's Hall, SPRING
field avenue, is on the program of Her
mann Lodge, l. o. o. F., for December
%, and this committee will be in
charge: Frederick Maier K. T. Wag-
ner and Lorenz ziegler. The lodge is
one of the most fourishing in the order
working under the ritual in the Ger
man language.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03

ed-v HOUGH winning but one game
of their double bill with Walls
burg yesterday, South Newark
still has the honor of holding first
place in the Suburban League race,
Kearny won a game from Forest Hill.
South Newark broke even in their
double bill with the Yailsburg team
in two Suburban League contests on
the Wright street grounds yesterday
afternoon. The scores:
Vailsburg :. 0 A / 0 7 1-13
So. Newark 0 6 0 0 o. s
vailsburg -. 3 0 0 2 1 p
So. Newark. 2 0 1 0 2 40
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03
sunhian sInecrs, Ikirmess omclaIs.

Paul Lindoefer, Ferdinand Bitzig and
Frederick Schwaemmle are the officers
of the committee in charge of the
coming kirmess of the Schwaebischer
Saengerbund The date was fixed for
October 10 and the place will be the
Colosseum.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-03

IRoNSIDES. NEWARK,
alb. III GA. abn GA,
Harenbrg,rf 0 0 oLee, cf....4... 2 ! .
Lang, cf.. Ia / ! oKeliy, IT,. 8 2 9 9
Albright Id. y 0 10 OSpade. ss..... I
MsneSner hsqnS9; ss sb sasier sAsiSsI' b bo sl5
Melsher' Msnssg 8 SRnTsiei SRaddeiil p p 9 9 9
Totals. 80 w 10 Totals: y; A 1a p 10
Runs = dBruggss stoll, welsher; Lee
Errors NKurfess, Albright Zimmerman,
Spade.
lronsides Dc s.......-.S aSSpS q 4s
Newark k-....+.,....o 80
Kelly 3, Ganiey q llgler, Hearne 2. Stolen
Bases on balls-off Parkin l, of Waddell
by Waddeii 8, by Mpnser T. Batter hit
Kurfess Left on bas s,es-Ironsdes 6, New
ark l. Umpire--McTague. Time Of game
Oh. Attendance-6.000f
In an exhibition game at Bloomfield
Saturday the Newark, Eastern League
team easily defeated the Bloomfield B.
B. c., the score being 10 to g. The
score:
RH.E.
Newark ........4 O--l0 IL
Bloomfield ....11010 0-3 8 3
Batteries-Newark, Wadden, McGin-
nifty, Lee and Hearnes Bloomfield,
Bausewine and Burdette.
The Orange Valley B. B. C. over
whelmed the New York Colored Giants
at th,e Valley grounds yesterday after
noon Nby the score of II to I. Reeves
twirled a fine game for the New Jer-
sey team, while Mitchell, who was on
the mo und for the team "of color" was
knocked all over the field.
Excelle ut pitching on the part of
Scotty Waters and clever fielding by
his teammates won the game for the
Rosevilles against the Armorys at
Roseville oval yesterday afternoon by
the score OF to /. Waters famed
nine men and allowed Ave hits. The
score: h.H.E.
Roseville ....A ..011 1 o. 0x-6 Is 1
Armory A. A. % 0 0 0 0 OIL 3
Batteries = Waters and Barrett;
Mayer and Force.