Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-10
HEAT DOESN'T BOTHER THE SEMEPR0
TEAMS In THEIR SUNDAY BALL GAMES

grounds with a defeat at the hands Of
the Vailsburg B. B. c., the final score
reading ] to s. Reeves, pitching for the
Prendergast nine. was in poor form and
the Vailsburg team clouted out thir
teen hits. Billy Howatt, the local boy.
who was tried QUE with Newark,
played shortstop for the Killers and
put up a great game. He also made
two safeties. The score:
Vailsb'g BIC 1 100200s OF 13 2
Forest Hill..... 100000 0-5 Z 2
Batteries - Ulrich and C. Weber.
Reeves and Levene.
The .Arnory A. C. won an easy vic
tory from the Harrison A. C. on Rose
vile Oval yesterday afternoon. The
score was IA to 4. Dalloy's pitching
for the Armorys was a feature. He
famed fourteen batters and allowed
five hits. The Armorys made their
eighteen hits useful and it was clean
hitting that Melted most of their runs.
The COR
Armory A. c. 4120016O x-14 Is /
Harrison A.C. 80 0 90 90 o. A s /
Batteries = Dalloy and Donovan.
Wusker and Syaber.
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The Watsessing Athletic Club re-
sumed playing al Morris Park yester-
day afternoon with a victory over the
fast Baltimore colored Giants, z to s..
Two contests were played, the first be-
ing between the Baltimore Giants and
the West New York negro team, and
the former after a great battle, man
aged to win by the score of 5 to Z.
The second contest, which was started
at 4 o'clock, resulted in a pitchers
duel between Brown, said to be the
Dixie Kid" OF the darkies, and Ernie
Haas, of the Watsessings. The latter,
a southpaw, had the better of the ar
gument, however, allowing but six
scattered hits. and tanning as many
as twelve batters.
Next Sunday afternoon on the same
grounds the usual double bill will take
place. The Baltimore Giants will tackle
the fast Dixie Giants, while the Wat
sessings will play the winner The
score of the Baltimore Watsessing
game yesterday:
R.H.E.
Watsessing A. C. 2 0 0201002 -7 9 3
Baltimore Giants 1 0 0 O 0 / 0 0-5 6 4
Batteries-Haas and Daley; Brown
and Goode. 4
At Orange Valley
South Orange. 0 oo0oo0o1- 6
Orange Valley 211O124sx-14 Ii 4
Batteries-Stieve and Georges; White
and Foster.
AT Morristown R.H.E.
Morristo 4; 4. : : SSSs5s Id g ;
Batteries-Machette and Henry; SVEN
son. Kelly and Ahles.
At Riverside oval R.H.E.
Maple A, ca. 00003O5 0x--S 9
Batteries-Carney, Sweeney and
Polk; Horner and Gavin.
On Pacific oval R.H.E.
Hustler P. c.. o 100000 l. 6 4
Notwithstanding and Haggerty;
Clark and Horbelt.
At Lyndhurst- R.H.E.
East Orange. soO14Oo22--1 II
Anchor A. A. % Q 0 10001 B. s
Rdttcflcr-r iSCici anu fancy jun
ston and Burke.
On cooper's oval R.H e,
Lincoln .....,., 00004s0 o XII II
Royal .......... 0 0 100000 0 0--3 7 ;
Batteries-Fahrer and Hohweiler; T,
Mills and Bernstein.
On spartan oval R.H.E.
f fse%sPoss..@...... I ! : / - J
R.H.E.
ssp ssIts, s5ssSsS1i5I
1t Windsor oval R.H.T,
W outIaw 4 &C. C.. ! ) ! 9 n 3 !
Batteries-For Windsors. Wharton and
catz; for Outlaws, Muller and Miller,
ItOak A. Co.. 0 0 0 o 0 | 05 .
Batteries-For Windsors, Bwob and
Schubert; for Oaks. Folk and Folk.
R.HE
GSlI,SsssD, sfdsSS I'll III Il Il
Batteries-Frobel aud lion; Harmon
Hecht and Connolly.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.