Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-07
lronsides Trim Hyatts- -Rose.
yilles and Armorys Also
Among Winners.
BY sEMI.pRO.

BY SEMI-PRO.
The semi-pro contests decided yes
terday furnished unusual interest ant
excitement. Many of the games which
took place resulted in very close scores
and were witnessed by good-sizec
crowds.
Harry Kid Kurfess was the Who'll.
show at Athletic Park yesterday after
noon. The crack Newark Athletic
mound boy held the Montclail
A. A. to three scattered hits
famed ten batters and scored
a 2 to % shut-out. Lyons wht
did the heavy work for the visitor.
also. pitched good ball. keeping hit.
well scattered with the exception O.
the second round when the Athletic.
were able to tally their two runs.
A pass to Jack Kurfess, Van SAINTS
sacrifice, Ryan's error and successive
hits by Burddette and Kid Kurfesi
were responsible for the home teams
victory. The score, R.H.E
| Newark Athletics.0 20O0000x-2 8 +:
| Montclair A. A. ..0O0O000O0-O 3 I:
Batteries-H. Kurfess and Burdette;
Lyons and Force.
.
The Ironside F. e. was able to cap
ture but one game yesterday. On Park,
view Oval in the morning they
trounced the fast Hyatt b. B.. c.. of
the Manufacturers League, 4 to /. In
the afternoon the Ironers visited
Brooklyn and lost to the Suburbans of
this city by a 4 to s score Timbrook
pitched the morning game for the To-
calls and was in good form. Fulton,
who twirled the after-dinner contest.
vas also right and held the Suburbans
runTess until the last two innings,
when the latter punched their hits.
The scores:
Morning Game.
R.H.E.
.Ironside f. c. 4 0 0 00 0 1905 -4 z 2
Hyatt B. B. C. 0 0 100000 OIL 6 1
Batteries-Timbrook and Barrett. Olde
and Sachs.
Afternoon Game.
Ironside F C. O00O3 o 0 0 % Z Q
Suburbans -. 90 o 0 O. 0 . "a Z 2
Batteries-Fulton and Barrett; Ort-
lieb and Tuomey.
After eleven innings of the most ex-
citing play the Roseville A. C. downed
the crack Pacific A. c., of the IRON
bound district. to the tune of 5 to 4,
or Roseville Oval yesterday morning.
Scotty Waters was in grand form for
the home team, allowing hut six hits.
Berguer, of the visitors, was hit rather
hard, but kept the wallops well scat
tered. Three singles and a stolen base
netted the winning run in the eleventh.
The score: R.H.E
Roseville A. C. 02110000o01- - IL
Pacific A. c.. 0000310O0004 6 8
Observation-Disclosures and Gallen; Ber-
guer and Donovan.
Able to hit when a safety mean a
run, the Forst Hill B. B. c. of the
F. H. A. Company managed 30 take
the measure of Joe Webers Vailsburg
B. B. c., 8 to 2. on Columbia Oval
yesterday afternoon.
Scotty Waters did the heaving for
the visitors and was nit safely fourteen
times. O'Connor pitched for the home
nine, and although hit rather hard, he
kept. the bingles well scattered. The
batting Of Andrews for the Killers was
a feature. He made four hits, three of
which were good for two bases. The
score: R.H.E.
Forest Hill 80. 40 "a 10 l x-s IA
vaiIsburg -. 10000 0 0-2 10
Batteries-oConnor and Machette.
Waters and c. Weber.
.
Or Parkview wal yesterday after
noon the Pafkview A. c. defeated the
Nutley A. c. by the score Of 8 to 3.
The Views punched hits in the third
and fourth rounds, netting all their
run in these innings. Les Teed was
In steady form. The score:
R.H.E.
Parkview A. C. 0.o440O00xLS IL 2
Nutley A. c.. 1 0 0 10000 1-s 6
Batteries-Teed and Sachs; Ellison
and Henry.
The Armory A. c., after suffering
two defeats at the hands of the Orange
B. B. C., came back strong on Rose
vile ova yesterday afternoon and
handed that team one of the worst
beatings of the season, the ina score
reading u to 1. AL Dalloy pitched
seven innings for the winners and held
the suburbanites to three scattered
hits. George Hughes twirled the last
two rounds and the O~raneeites were
able to get but one hit off his delivery.
The batting of Mills for the home team
was a feature, Big "Rup" clouted out
three safeties. The score;
R.H.E
Armory A. c.. 1 0540200x-1 10 !
Orange BIC. 0 o l. 90 90 81 4 4
Batteries-Dalloy, Hughes and
Young; Reeves and Wooley.
Both end Of the double bill cardeo
at Morris Park yesterday afternoon
were captured by the fast little Tigers
OF Watsessing; after winning from the
Branch Brook Colored Giants, Z TO 8
in the initial game the Tigers tool on
the watsessing A. G, with Ernie
} Hass, the clever little southpav. in