Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-17

Copb, not ~, pul the local SEMI
pro, was in the game for the Social
A. c.. against the Morristown A A.
yesterday. The locals lost, 4 to 2.
.
George Lacey outpitehed Frank
Ellison. The former famed ten and
allowed but six scattered hits and had
perfect control.
Andy speary was In centre for the
hcme team, and doubled.
.
Once more the West Side Juniors
won the championship of the Essex
County Park Junior League. They
won the pennant in 1910 and duplicated
yesterday, when they defeated the Or
ange Juniors z to 1. Their record, like
that of last season, was a clean one of
thirteen straight victories.
o
schaub, the West Sides pitcher. al
lowed but two hits, famed nine,
scored twice and batted out three hits.
o
Jerado, the West Sides hard hitting
fielder, banged out a pair of doubles
and a Single and denied the plate
thrice.
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Joh Walsock, formerly with the
Central Avenue School team, will
manage the Armory Juniors for the
rest Of the season. He is anxious to
book games with such teams as the
Pomeroys, of Kearny; Rambler A. c.,
Ajax Juniors, Rosebud Juniors and
Lincoln Juniors. Communicate with
him at Ia Newark street, or phone
1855 w. B. 3.
Branch Brook defeated the East
Sides 10 to 8 in an Essex County Park
League game. The Watsessing Juniors
won from the %Irvington Juniors, 8 to 8.
D. .
In Lyndhurst just now the Willow
Fac. baseball team is the big noise.
The team won twenty out of twenty
five games to date, and Ray Eulo, the
manager, is q mighty big fellow in the
eyes of the fans. The Willows lost the
second game of the series to the
Lyndhurst F, c. for the town cham
pionship by the score Of 10 to 6. The
Willows won the first IL to 9, and ex-
pect to cop the second. On Sunday
the Willows will play the West Ends.
Of Rutherford, the first of a series CT
games.
Frank Cozzoline is no longer man
ager of the baseball team of the Frank
H.. Sommer A. C. Michael Miragli1
was elected last night to act in Cozzo-
lines place for the balance of the sell
son
With a record of nineteen wins out
r H. I,-A f-~z., f%t,~ ao p1nG MA B.al
the Maple A. C. will go into the game
against the Arlington A. A. Sunday
morning at Riverside Oval full of the
old pep They will try to make the
triple winners of the Kinkead u 'o,,k
like thirty cents.
Roger Salmon pitching for Milford
against Port Jervis Tuesday famed ten
and allowed but six hits. Milford won,
Il TO 8. Luckey ami Carrigan was the
battery for the losers and Strahan was
at the receiving end for Milford.
The game was played at Port JerVls
and before play was called three snakes
were found on the diamond and killed
Monk Tracy, a former backstop, OF
Montreal, acted as umpire and Jesse
Salmon kept the cocnt.
A pair of hard games VIII De pldyoo
by the Armory A. c.. ON Saturday they
will meet the Arlingtons on the J~atter's
grounds and on Sunday at Roseville
oval the Armorys will tackle the
Mutual A. A. the first of a series.
Hughes and Young will be the bat
terry for the Armory A. A. Saturday;
IDallov and Force will work Sunda
on Saturday the Forest Hill A c.
will meet the West Sides at olumbia
oval. The latter team will meet the
Montclair Colored Giants on the Lyons
avenue grounds on Sunday.
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Reeves and Schurr will form the bat
terry for Nutley in the third game Of the
series against the Mutuals at Belleville
Saturday.
Ellison and Henry will work for the
Mutuals and a hard-fought game is
looked for,
Erne Hass, a twirler OF Watsessing,
and Phil Laughed, the former National
Turner backstop, will finish the season
with the Ironside A. c..
Even though they won the six games
in this series on Montreal, the Bengals
could not pass McCafferty's men.