Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-29

r ARGE crowds turned out to wit
ness the several semi pro games
played ~hereabouts yesterday.
Many Interesting games were decided
and several surprises resulted. :.
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Making use Of their sticks and aided
by the excellent pitching of Dalloy,
the Forest Hill B. B. c. managed 70
capture. the second of the annual
seven game series with the Mutual
A. A, 10 to 2, on Columbia Oval yes
terday afternoon.
Each team has won a game. The
contest yesterday was witnessed by a
crowd of 1000 fans, as the rivalry be-
tween these suburban a~ggregations lie
of a bitter sort. The Killers pounded
Pitcher Machettc' all over, making
thirteen hits. including six two-bag-
gers. Dalloy was at his best. and
although he was touched up for eight
hits, he kept them we'll scattered. He
famed nine batters. AL Oracle, of the
Mutilals, made the longest swat of the
game, a home run. The score:
R.H.E.
Forest Hill....S 0020a3 0x--10 ID 2
Mutualss .......o / 90 OIL 0 o. 8 s
Batteries-Dalloy and Leye1e; Ma
Ghetto and Barrett.
The plan of playing a double-header
at the Essex County Athletic Asso-
citation grounds proved to be a sue
cess yesterday afternoon. In me frst
contest, between the Ridgewood A. G.
and the All-Americans, the former was
the victor, 5 to 8. The Newark Attn
letics played the Ridgewoods, and, oy
excellent fielding on the part of Jack
Kurfess, they managed to win by the
score of 8 to 2. The scores:
First game R,H.E.
Ridgew'd A. CO 00460 0 ks 9 2
Ail-Americans. o 90 0 o OIL OPS 8 8
F., Enthusiastically and Wilson;
Dfummond and Dorar.
Second game R.H.E.
Newark Ath....0 00S 0 0 0 0x-S 8 8
Ridgew'd A. coo 1 90 90 0 1-2 5 l
Batteries-Henning and Froelich;
Schussler and Wilson. .
In a pitchers battle between Fulton.
Of the Ironsides, ; and Hughes, OF the
Tigers of Irvington, the former man
aged to come out a victor, 4 to :. on
Parkview Oval yesterday morning.
Both slab men were in great form, the
~..Iroper". tanning fourteen batters,
while Hughes was able to make twelve
Whit the breezes. A record crowd
witnessed the game. Gleichman's hit
ting for. the Tigers featured the con
test. He clouted u two doubles Al
though the Ironside made four errors,
none were costly. The score: R,H.E.
Ironsides ..,...0 III 30 o X-4 b 4
Tigers ..........0 90 I 90 0 l O. Z .
Batteries-Fulton and Barrett
Hughes and Young.
In an interesting game played al
the Electric Park Stadium grounds
Yesterday afternoon the Orange A. z.
defeated the Vailsburg A. A, 8 to ..
Totten, who was on the mound for the
winners, pitched excellent pail, ana
was never in danger of being over
hauled. McGovan's playing at short
for the V~ailsburgs was a feature or the
game. Knoth pitched fair ball for the
losers. but the Orange players seemed
TO hit when safeties meant runs. The
score. R.H.E.
Orange A. Go 2 8 90 0 OILS II
yailsburg A. A. 10 90 o101 0-3 5 3
Batteries-Totten and See; Knoth
and Kelly.
The Montclair A. A. visited Boonton
Yesterday afternoon and defeated the
fast-traveling Jersey Field CLUB, Oh
that town, 4 to 5 1t was the nrst
game lost by the Jerseys out OF seven
games played this season.
The Montclair team got to Lewis IN
the first inning and scored three runs
which the Boonton team tied in the
sixth session, having scored one run
in the fourth. The Montclair team
batted in lively fashion. but fast field
ing by the Jerseys kept the, score
down. Will Georges caught for Mont
clair. while Leo Teed did h pitching.
The score:
Montclair A. AS 0 o o 0 o. IA 8 2
Jersey F. C.....0 Q OIL 0 0 Q % 8 :
Although Roseviile "A. c.. had several
new men in their lineup, they could NOT
stop the Bay View WheeIn1en B. B. z.
and the latter team recorded an easy
victory on Roseville oval yesterday
morning. IA to Z. Riker, who twirled
for the Flynn aggregation, was hit un-
mercifully, the Wheelmen totalling
seventeen safe bingles. Morgenroth
pitched a steady game throughout,
while Jack Speary did excellent back
stopping for him. The score;
R.H.E.
Bay View 80 212oo.10s- 14 II
Roseville A. coo 01o051 o.
acknowledgements and Speary;
Riker and Gallon.
with Hipfel pitching great ball, the
Branch Brook A. c. shut out the Wat
sessing AZ c., Z to 0, at Norris Park,
yesterday afternoon. The former
vailsburg A. A. twirier allowed the
Watts but two hits, and famed ten
batters.- One Of the bingles went ror
two bags. Bert Herman, Kastner and
| Gilland were the batting stars. The
trio of Brokers each made two safe
ties. The. score: .R.H.E.
Branch Brook..o 81 soc2oo-7 9 .
watsessing 100 % 90 90, AZ
Batteries-Hipfel and B. Hermann.
Wilson and Daley.
The Knickerbocker A. C was defeat
ed by the Marion A. c., 5 to 2. at Perth
Amboy, yesterday afternoon. The
game went, eleven innings. Kelly
pitched better ball for the "Knicks''
than did Morse for the Marions, but
the formers team made four errors,
uh;1A the hon1a nine f1elded. in perfect