Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-22
Athletics and ArmOrys' MOrn-
ing Games Most Notable Ex=
cepti0ns to That.
BY SEMI.PRO.

BY SEMI.PR0.
DIG scores featured the sand-lot
games decided in this vicinity
yesterday. In most cases the
pitcher got his bumps" which is a
usual occurrence in semi-pr5 and anna
teur baseball. Below are the results
Of the games:
The Cuban Giants visited the Essex
County Athletic Association diamond,
South Orange avenue and Boylan
street, yesterday afternoon n
trounced the Newark Athletics to the
tune of Z to 8 in a hard-fought game
Tacks Neuer, the former Newark East
ern Lacquer, who was to have twiried
for the Athletics, was not in good con-
dition and played in left field. HON.
man, the Loughlin Lyceum star,
pitched the entire game for the locals
and was touched up for fifteen safe
ties. Lovelrs single, a base on balls
to GAM and O single by Land tailed
the Cuban teams winning run In the
ninth inning, after two we're out. The
hittig of Cans for the victors was q
feature He made two doubles and a
single. Schwartz's playing In the out
field for the Athletics was sensational
The score; R.H.E.
Cuban Giants. 2-7 Is 2
Athletics ....,.. 1 oil 0 06 8 )
Batteries-Rease, Barton and Collins;
Holman and Froelich.
.Hill' fans were handed a surprise
yesterday morning when the Armory
A. c. defeated the Ironside A. ca y
to 4, on Parkview Oval. The Armorys
played a great uphill game. The score
was 4 to 0, in favor of the
for the first Ave innings. The Armory
boys started their run-getting i'll the
sixth, when they tailed two runs. In
the eighth the visitors scored foul
more, and in the ninth two more. Full
ton, who pitched for the Caseyites, was
touched up for fourteen safeties, While
Ernie Wolf, who pitched for the win
ners, was in rare form, being invinoible
after the third inning. On the Armory9s
homo grounds, Roseville Oval, in the
afternoon, they defeated the East Or
ange B. E. C.. in a loosely played game.
The score of the morning contest:
R.H.E.
Armory A. c.. 0 000o9ot2 --S IA 8
Ironsides 49,. | l o 0 o. 3 4
Batteries-Wolf and Force; Fulton
and Barrett.
With a ~patehed-up team. the Walls
burg a. A. managed to down the
Knickerbocker A. c. by the score OF
Is to 9, at the Electric Park Stadium
yesterday afternoon. The Nailsburgs
presented a scrub team, but they
played as good a game as the regulars,
making a total of seventeen safe val
Tops. Andy Speary. the local boy,
played a sensational game around
short, accepting nine chances in error
less style. Barney Caffrey, the Ar
lington A.. A. player, was the main
binglist, getting two t~wo-baggers and
as many singles. The score; R.H.E.
vailsburg -. 0 033050 *-15 II 0
tS~nickerbock'rs 0 0 1 0 0 g. Is Z
Batteries-knoth and Kelly; Clark
and C.app.
The Watsessing A. c. completely out
classed the Bergen Point r. C. at Nor
ris Park Yesterday and won easily by
the score OF II to Q. Les Teed was in
excellent form and held the visitors TO
eight scattered hits, while the WAITS
registered eleven safeties off Gavin, the
Bergen Point slabman. Wiley's home
run and Bausewine's fielding for the
winners were feature of the game.
The score: R.H.E.
Watsessing =. s20e0o Iii IL Z
Bergen Point. 0 l 1 0 0 0 o. ? s 4
Batteries-Teed and Daley; Gavin
and Vreeland.
The Pacific A. c. took the measur of
the fast Elizabeth A. A. or Pacific
Oval yesterday by the score of IS to Z.
The Betsytowners had out their regular
team, but the locals were in great form,
including Pitcher Holmes. Ortlieb, who
twirled for the visitors. was hit safely
ten times. The score: R.H.E.
Pacific A. c.. 0 l e-l6 10 2