Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-17


Snow caused the game between the
Ironsides and the Altoona Tri-State
leasuers on West Side Oval yesterday
morning to be called at the end of the
NTH inning. The score at that time
was q tie, each team accounting for
two runs. The ieaeuers scored their
runs In the third inning, Left fielder
Manuel making a costly error. Ca cher
Boeizle, the Elizabeth boy, now with
Altoona, was struck In the head by a
foul bah while sitting on the players
bench and had TO retire In favor of
Frank Bruggy. The teams meet on the
same grounds this afternoon. The
score by innings of yesterdays ann
RH.E.
Ironsides .......... 90 o. 2-2 2 1
Altoona ........... o 0 0 o. 8 l
Observation-Disclosures, Fulton and Bar
rett; A. Weishsr and Boelzle and
Buggy. 3,
The Forest Hill A. G. inaugurated It's
season with q defeat at the hands OF
the AH-New Yorks, on their home
grounds yesterday afternoon by
man played a great game for the
E1Ali1tBy While IN nlLLlIlk Oh tES IA
| tire visiting nine wes a. main feature.
Dailor and Levine formed the subur-
banites' battery, while Leger and Quinn
were In the points for the New Yorks.
Gene causbyook's clever pitching en-
abled the Park Views TO open their
season with q victory over the fast
South Newarks at Park View Oval yes
terday afternoon, by a score Of 4 to 2.
The naanager-twirler famed sixteen
batters and allowed his opponents but
seven hits. Thornton, Of the visitors,
also pitched high class bail, making
eleven take the brees!ng route. Leary's
batting for the losers, and Parker's
fielding for the Park Views, we're fea-
lures. The score by innings:
R.H.E.
South Newark. oooo2oooo-e Z 8
Park View. l 0o011i0'- - 2 0
Batteries - Thornton and Kelley,
Causbrook and McGannley.
The Duke A. A opened It's season
with a decisive victory over the Park
B. 3. C. OF Licorice Oval yesterday
afternoon, the final score being 30 to 5.
Meechor, pitching for the Parks, was
touched up for t~wenty-one safeties,
while McLaren, who was on the mound
for the winners. twirled excellent tall,
allowing the Tome team but six hits
and tanning twelve men. The am
was featured by the heavy hitting of
Swiss, Of the Dukes, who clouted out
five hits in SIX times at bat. The score
by innings:
RH.E.
Duke A" A.. 1os7o5i01-2 q 3
Park B.. 3. c. oooo050o-5 s 0
Observation-Disclosures and Carey; Nee
ehor and Punz.
The Lawrence A. A. defeated the JEFF
fsrson A. A. In a well-played game on
Jefferson Oval. In Orange. yesterday
afternoon. by a core of 6 to 3. The
contest was fast and exciting through
out The Jeffersons tailed two In the
first inning. but the Lawrence boys
soon found the, ball and made a run
In the fourth inning and two more in
the next round. The features Of the
game were the pitching Of Carmen for
the winners. who famed fifteen men,
and Del Tufo's home run clout owe the
centre field fence Lanzo starred at the
bat for the home team. making two
hits. The score by innings:
RH.E.
Jefferson A. A. 1oooo1ooo-s 5 8
Lawrence A. A. oo0121o11-6 8 1
Batteries-Ponchell and Joyce; Car
men and Del Tufo.
The Tigers Of Irvington opened tn cir
season with a victory over the Madis on
A. A. IN an interesting game on the
Lyon Avenue Oval yesterday afternoon
by q score of 5 to 1. Ellison litched
excellent ball for the Tigers. allowing
his opponents but three scattered hits.
The fielding Of Weiss al first for the
Madisons was a feature. The score by
innings: RH.E
Madison A. A. 0o1oooooo1 ) 4
Tigers .......,. 2oooo111x ks 10 3
Batteries-Thompson. Huntley and
Mayer; Ellison, Van SAINT and Young
The Alpha A. A.. Travelled to West
chester. N. 2, yesterday and lost to
the Sentnentals, of that place, by a
score Of 10 to 6. The score by innings:
RH.E.
Aiphas ....... o0i00122 0--6 7 .
sentmontals :. 010310o5s-1 10 3
Batteries Junker. Richards and
Schimpf; McBain, Goldman and Roh-
back.
Two Playground League contests
were decided on the First City Play
ground yesterday afternoon. The
scores:
Hudson -. 2 8 8 0-14 IL Q
Columbus 10 0 o 0 o 0 90 4 6
Batteries-For Columbus, Esrosito
and Brown; for Hudson, Leonardis and
Del Nagro.
R-H.E.
De Solo,. 4 Q Q 2 0 0 OIL IA 2
Cabot ......o 8 o 0 l. IL 6
Batteries-For De Soto, Minervine
and Lang; for Cabot, GaIlella, Lordi
and GailelIa.
The Troy, N. Y, State leaguers de-
feated the Lyceums, of Paterson. in an
exhibition game at Paterson yesterday
afternoon by the score OF 4 to 1.
On Riverside Oval, afternoon:
R.H.E.
Arrow ......... 1904 f-8 70 2
Riverside 80. 00o0020ts- 3 4 5
Batteries-Baker and Coyne; Jones
and Howard.
On Congress Oval. afternoon: