Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-31
Ironsides Take Two, Parkviews
Trim Institutes, Rosevilies
Lose, Forest Hill Winners.
BY SEMI.pRO.

BY SEMl.PkO.
Close games, marked by excitement
and interest. featured many of the big
semi-pro games decided on the several
diamonds yesterday. Below are the
results.
The Newark Athletics were for the
second time a victim of the Worth
ington Pump Works team of the Man
! ufacturers' League at Athletic Park
YESTERDAY. The fast Harrison aggre-
cation, which is expected to lead IN
the fight for the pennant in the big
shop league before many weeks, shut
! out the fast Francke nine to D. the
Worthington victory was the second
shutout over the Athletics this season.
Yesterdays contest, . however. was
one of the most interesting played on
a local ground this season. TO begin
with, 1t was a pitchers duel between
Kid Kurfess, of the ZONE cam. n
Henry Otte. of the shop nine. Honors
were in favor of the latter, he allow
ing but one safety. while kurfess was
touched up for four hits. The only
run OF, the game was tailed In the
| fourth round. Lamar's error put Miller
on first. Levine hunted safely, n
| Miller went to second. Lamar dropped
| Lennox's near-Texas Lacquer, but re-
| covered the ball in time to get Miller
| at the plate. Levine scored when Swiss
| sent a short single back of third. the
score:
! worthington 20 0O10Oo00- 4 Q
Athletics .......0 100000 90 1 q
Batteries-otte and Levine; II. Kur-
| fess and Burdette.
The Roseville A.. c. sluggers failed
Ito hit Thompson yesterday morning.
and the Madison A. A., by timely
! safeties and loose fielding on the part
of the Flynnites, won, 10 to T. The
home team Used two pitchers, but both
were hit rather hard. Huntley starred
at the bat for the Madisons, getting
| three hits, one of the bingles oelng
good for the circuit, The score;
R.H.E.
Madison ......1 DO 10 2
Roseville ......1 o 100000 . !
Batteries-Thompson and Myer;
| Lewis, Waters and Gallen.
1t was a big day for the Ironsides
Yesterday. They won both of their
scheduled games. On Parkview oval
in the morning they defeated the fast
Orange B. B. c.. 5 to 5, while in the
afternoon they visited Jersey City and
took the Montgomery B. b. c. into
camp. s to 2. Timbrook and Fulton
pitched their respective contests in
grand style. The scores:
Morning Game.
R.H.E.
Ironside F.. CO o102O30x- ks 6 2
Orange b. B. CO 0 0 0-5 IL 8
Batteries-Timbrook and Barrett;
| Reeves and Wooley.
Afternoon Game.
R.H.E.
Ironside r. Ca 20O2O001 Is 6 8
Montgomery IL 100000 o. Z 4
Batteries-Fulton and Barrett; Dur
ken and Baker.
Les Teed pitched fine ball on Park
view Oval yesterday afternoon. and the
Parkview A. c. won from the Insti-
tutes, 8 to /. iced allowed four scat
tered hits. Finn allowed but eight
safeties, but was hit timely. The
score: R.H.E.
Institutes ......0 100000 o-1 4 2
Parkviews .....1 0002000x-s s 4
Batteries-Finn and Gallen; Teed
and Sachs.
The Columbia A. C. managed to dis
pose of the Spartan A. C. on Main
street oval yesterday. 9 to 8,
o
The Armory A. c. downed the fast
vailsburs 3. B. C. on Roseville oval
yesterday afternoon, 9 to /. The Ar
morys made good with their stick. re-
cording twelve hits, including four