Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-24
GOIFlNG AFFAIRS
WRITTEN BY EXPERT
ON EVERY COURSE.
S|cHOOLBOY GAMES
ARE FULLY REPORTED
IN ALL THE EDITIONS.
WHEELMEN WON'T MAKE KNOWN NEXT
STEP IN FIGHT WITH The IRONSIDES
It's Probable, Though, Former Team Will Apply to Courts to Get
Injunction Preventing Re clifton of Yesterdays Oc-
currence, Which Res Ited in Tearing Down
WheeImen's Spite Fence by Fans.

mont Club, of Elizabeth. will be seen in
the livery of the Port Reading Field
Club this season. Schaumloetfel was
one OF the best pitchers performing III
Elizabeth, and the Coal Town team is
considered fortunate in obtaining a
twirler OF his calibre.
The East Orange &. 3. c. has sun
day afternoon open for q game with a
flrst-class e1ni-lrofessional team haV-
ing home grounds. Would prefer For
est Hills or Newark Colored Giants.
Address Louis H. Stolz, p. o. Box 274,
Newark.
In an interesting ~seven-inning game
played on the Tiger Oval in Vailsburg
yesterday afternoon, the Hyatts, of
the Manufacturers League, downod
the Vaiisburg Baseball Club to the
tune of 8 to ?. The latter min started
the scoring in the second inning. tally
ing one run. The Hyatts anne back
in the mex round. however, and tied
the score. The leaguers won the game
in the seventh inning when they
crossed the plate twice. Waters and
Pincus, pitching for the winners, al
lowed but four hits. The score by in
nings: R.H.E.
Hyatts 30 0 1 Q 0 0 2-3 Il 2
Yailsburg 30 l 0 0 / 0 O. 4 4
Observation-Disclosures, Pincus n Nc
Carthy; Beiger and c.. Weber.
The Orange Valley Gymnasium
played it's first game yesterday morning
on the Prospect oval, West Orange,
and defeated the Prospect Juniors 6-3.
The pitching of Joe Armstrong and the
batting of John Suite were the features.
The Harrison Juniors defeated the
Snyder Juniors yesterday afternoon by
the score of 9-S, the game lasting ten
innings, when the Harrison Juniors
scored three II making the tally SO.
The clever pitching of Jennette and
Pep OF the Harrisons, led them to a
victory the last minute of p ay. This
is the 'Harrisons' second victory over
the Snyders this season.
Manager Hank Ramsey, of the AL
toona Tri-State League Club, has Sc
cured the services of Andy Speary for
the season from Manager Monte Cross.
Of the Scranton, New York State
Leaguers. An agreement was made by
both these managers yesterday. Andy
states he could have played with the
Scranton team, but as he would re-
ceive the same salary and furthermore
get the regular position on the club he
willingly took the offer. Speary will
play shortstop regularly.
Billy Manser, of Irvington, brother
of Chubby Manser, twirled five innings
for the Wilmington Tri-State Leaguers
yesterday against Mates Colts, of
Philadelphia. and allowed but two hits,
Jack Kurfess, the local boy, played
centre field for Wilmington and made
d hit.
The game between the Parkview A.
c. and the East orange B. B. C.
scheduled to take place on Parkyiew
Oval yesterday afternoon was called
off on account Of the unplayable con-
dition of the grounds.
Krauss twirling for the West En1s
yesterday morning won the Jane for
that team against the Ravens by a
score OF 5 to 2. He famed eighteen
batters.
Tommy Gallen left last night for Fall
IhlNGll ~ ~ JO4t1G0 lltG Id tSllLCl
Mass, New England League team.
Tuite is pitching fine pail for the Pa
i CHIC Juniors. his sab work against
the Ajax A. C. yesterday was a fea-
ture,
Andy Coakley's Paterson team lost
its second game Of the season at Pate
son yesterday afternoon, going down
before the New York American
Leaguers by a score of 8 to 2. The
big leaguers won the contest in the
ninth inning, tallying three runs, while
the Passaic count combination could
make but two,
The Orange 3. B. C. Travelled to
Boonton yesterday afternoon and LIST
TO the fast Jersey F. c. of that town
by a score of II to 2. A crowd of 800
fans witnessed the game.
Johnny Speary, brother of Andy
Speary. who played with the Altoona
Tri-State League team, is undecided
with whom he will play this season.
John has had several offers but may
turn all down.
The Watsessing A C. will inaugurate
its season on their new grounds, Nor
ris Park, next Sunday afternoon, lining
up against the fast Armory A. c. of
this city.