Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-05

- were decided hereabouts yester-
day. Nearly t~hirty-fve games
were played, which is the biggest day
of the eason
The Ironsides took both parts of the
double-header with the Armory A. c.
yesterday, winning the morning game
on Parkview Oval. s to /, and the aft
ernoon ARRAY on Roseville Oval, II to
6. Harry Kurfess twirled a grand
game for the "Ironers'' in the morning
contest, allowing but three hits and
flaming fourteen batters. Stoirs homer
with two on base was a main feature.
The contest at Roseville Oval was a
real swatfest, the Ironers making eigh-
teen safe bingles and the Armorys
thirteen. Pitcher Fulton started the
game for the Killers" but was hit on
the arm by a pitched ball in the eighth
inning and retired in favor of Kurfess.
Big crowds witnessed both games. The
scores:
Morning Game.
R.H.E.
Ironsides ...... 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 8 IS 10 2
Armorys ....... 0 10000 0 OIL 3 2
Batteries-H Kurfess and Barrett;
Reeves and Force.
Afternoon Game.
R.H.E.
Ironsides 49,. / 0 4 l 0. 0 3-1l IL 8
Armorys ...... / 0 0 8 0 l / O. d IL =
Batteries-Fulton, Kurfess and Bar
rett; Mayer M Force.
In an interesting game played at the
Electric Park stadium grounds yester-
day afternoon the Vailsburg A. A.
managed to win from the O~rientals, 5
to 4. Bobby Knoth pitched a good
game for the home team, allowing but
seven scattered bingles and tanning
eight batters. Frank Boyle's hitting
for the ~Nailsburgs, vas a feature He
made two two-baggers. The score;
R.H.E.
Vailsburg a. A.. 0 122000 s-5 10 /
Orientals ........ 1900 o IA 7
Batteries-Knoth and Kelly; Cole and
Boyle.
On Parkyiew Oval yesterday after
noon the Branch Brook A. C. defeated
the Parkview a. c. in a great uphill
ltD-lulllIE SulllC, but llial oCOlS OCiii6
6 to 8. The Views had tailed 8 runs to
their opponents l in the ninth inning,
when the Brokers tied the score. The
Branch Brooks sewed up the game in
the tenth by tallying 3 runs, a trio of
three-baggers and a sacrifice fly doing
the trick. The score. R.H.E.
Branch Brook. go. 0 0 0000102 3-6 10
Park Views. o t1O001O 0 0-S Z F.;
Batteries-Branch Brooks, Ogden and B.
Hermann; Park Views, Causbrook and
Sachs.
Eddie Flynn's Roseville A. c. dis
posed of the o. n. It's on Roseville
Oval yesterday morning by the score
of Q to 5. The score was tied until the
eight round, when the Flynn aggrega-
ton made four run Charley Egler's
playing for the home team was a fea-
ture. both at the bat and in the field.
The core: R.H.E
g. 6o;Ss e, lie. 80. : ! 81 z Z 5S--ss y : ]
Batteries - Roseville. Goodwell, Lewis
and Gallon; o. n. T., Johnson and Maher.
The Orange B. B. c. went to Brook
lyn yesterday n downed the Home
wood A. c.. of that place, % to z.
Fischer's batting for the Jerseys was a
feature. Out of four trips to the plate
he made three triples and a single.
Totten pitched a good game for the
Orangeites. The score: RH.E
Orange B. b. C. 8 0 s I 0 0 0-22 q
Homewood A.C. 0 23o2001 o. I Is Z
Batteries-Totten and Wooley; Banks
and Duffy.
Just one more victory was recorded
by the Pacific A. c. on their home
grounds yesterday afternoon. this time
the Newark Centres being the victims
by the score of Is to Z. B%ergeuer's
pitching for the home nine vas a main
factor in the victory. The score:
R.H.E.
Pacific a. c.. 0 0 20 0 0 s-13 II
NIX Centres. 2 0 % 0 ! o. 6 A;
Batteries-Pacihc A. c., Bergeuer and
Haggerty. Newark Centres, Joaquin
n Sauer.
The Tigers, of ~Irvington, defeated the
fast Newark Colored Giants on the
Lyons avenue oval by the score of 6 to
3 yesterday afternoon. The game
proved interesting from the start. Thu
features of the game We're the sensa-
tional one-hand stop by Ransly, OF
R~andolph's wild heave. and the fast
double play by Morgan and Gleichnlan
II Mauser's fielding. Hughes pitched