Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-24

a dozen of the home players Whit and
allowed but one hit. A bad throw by
Schmidt, however, allowed the "1nds
to score the only run of the game in
the first inning. Freeland pitched good
ball for the winners. He allowed four
hits and kept them scattered.
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Hass, of the Eagle A. c., outpitcheAi
Bub, of the Windsor A. c., n the
former whitewashed the Wins, 10 to 0,
AT Elizabeth yesterday afternoon the
st. Columbus were nosed out by the
North Ends, 6 to 5. The Saints had the
game we'll in hand until the last few
innings.
AT Chatham yesterday afternoon the
Madison A. A. lost to the Mortified +.
c., 8 to 4.
Kuhnle I'M Bergen pitched good ball
for the Pacifcs against the Lincoln f. c.
at Cooper oval yesterday and the for
mer won both games. The morning
score was I to 8. and afternoon 6 to 4.
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BY defeating the Holy Cross P. C., at
Harrison Oval yesterday, the Riordan
a. /. HOii iIo Bill \ III 6aiit0 IN
score was 16 to IL.
With the bases full. Billow, the catch
er of the Tigers of West Orange, laced
out a homer in the game against the
Park A. c. yesterday, and it more than
sewed up the result. The final count
was Is TO 7
AftaR tho Cnnfh pFnadG talliRd a run
In the first, Kelly frightened up and
held them safe during the rest of the
game The senacas won, 8 to l.
1t was easy for the Sommer A. c.
yesterday in the game with the
Niantic-Avons. The P~laygrounders
won, II to 2.
The Windsors defeated the Column
bias yesterday. s to 6. Wharton out
pitched Harry Rothfuss.
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A double victory was captured by the
Turner A. C. yesterday. In the morn
ing they bested the Imperials 6 to 1,
and in the afternoon they showed thu
Weequahics under II to 4.
In a twelve-inning battle al Harrison
yesterday the Greenfield A. A. lost to
the Bronx A. A. 8 to 2. Donnelly. for
the winners. and Quinn, his opponent,
both pitched good ball.
BY slashing out twenty-one hits. the
Aronson A. A, of the Second City Play
ground, scored 10 runs against the
Sterling A. A, at the Howard grounds
yesterday morning. The S%terlings
crossed the plate eight times.
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For the second time within two weeks
the Jersey Field Club, of Boonton. won
a game in the series for the champion
ship OF Morris county from the Lacka-
wannas, of Dover, by the score OF 10
to 2. A crowd of fans from Dover,
Boonton and nearby towns witnessed
the game.
The Milford team gave the Roseville
A. A. a bad beating Saturday at Mil
ford. R.H.E.
Roseville -. oo2o12ooO-5 8
Milford ...... 4010S5S1x -22 10 4
Batteries-RosevilIe Henderson and
Lacey; Milford, Salmon and Strahan.
The wagner rotners Jonn ana Fred
started today on their six-day bicycle
trip, taking in Trenton, Princeton,
Philadelphia n Atlantic City. Coming
back they will stop at the Highlands
for a week to rest.
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At Morris Park:
Watsessing A, c. $3.50. S290oooo0l-s
JEFFERSON A A-.."....... OO1OO ! 0 05
Batteries-Leiss and Hiefel; Holmes
and Fish.
Spokane. A. A~....soo1ooooo-sT
BatteriesSReed, DecensSe and Ban;
Blkowitz. Kugelman and Tremper.
At Summit:
Summit sasl R'anse 49," 9 | 9SSeG g
Batteries-Fischer n Daley; Waters
and Clark,
Harrison ssi. : . Co.. ss3sss9ls:
Batteries-van and Dillon; Clark and
Stauber.
At South Orange:
South orange.... / . Q Q Ks
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and McLaugh-
lin; c. Romeo and d. Romeo.
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