Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-27

Those who visited Roseville oval yes
terday morning were treated to a fine
brand of ball for ak innings, but after
two more innings had concluded the
Worthingtons biffed, banged and clouted
the flinglngs of Scotty Waters and BIZ
Sweeney for thirteen runs, enough TO
beat the Roseville Stars over and over
again. The final score was Is to 2.
A big crowd turned out to witness the
battle. which was an excellent exhibit
until the slaughter came. Jerry Names,
who was recently farmed out by the
Jersey City Club, was on the mound
for the pump workers aud pitched stead
lily all the way. With the exception OF
the sixth inning, in which the home team
tailed its pair of runs, he was practi-
cally invincible.
In the afternoon at New Brunswick
the Worthingtons trimmed the New
Jersey Professionals to the tune of 8 to
0. George Boice toed the rubber for
the BrunswiciSs and allowed the Pros
but two safe hits. Harry Ogden, the
Arlington A. A. HEAVIER, was on the
mound for the visitors and pitched well
after the first inning, in which round
the Lew Miller aggregation rolled up
SIX runs. On Saturday the Worthingtons
defeated the Passaic Club, thus making
three victories in two days. Yesterdays
scores:
MORNING GAME. nm
FsgE m R.H.B.
Worthington ........0 20O006 10 40 !
RoseviIle Stars 30 100000 8 4
Observation-Disclosures and Levine; 5. wa
tiers. Sweeney and Sachs. Mr.
Worthington .......6 0 10000 Ky ~ J
n. J. Pros. .........0 100000 90 z I
Batteries-Boice aud Levine; Ogden and
Gissen.
The 1ronsides broke even in their
double bill yesterday. In the morning
on Parkview oval. they walloped Moor
mans Colored Giants, 8 to Z, in an ex-
citing uphill game, while in the after
noon, at Brooklyn, they were defeated
by the strong Gowanus A. A., to D.
only after the umpire banished three
of the best players from the game TO-
disputing. Eddie Barrett, the Ironside
backstop, was spiked and had 10 be
carried from the field. The lroners
played an uphill game in both contests
The scores:
MORNING GAME.
Ironside e. ...,...10O2SO011- Is 10
Moorman's Giants. 3 0 10000 - y
Batteries-T. Smith and Barrett; Pc
terson and washington.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Ironside +. C........0 001O004l- ID D !
Gowanus .......... 30002200 x-I )
Batteries-olde. Hass and Barrett anc
Stoll; McPhillipps and Kritsch.
Those old rivals, the Forest Hill ant
Nutley Athletic clubs, came together oil
Columbia Oval yesterday afternoon and
the result after nine innings was a vic
tory for the Killers by a score OF tt
3. The home team won the game In thu
first two innings, scoring Ave runs. II
was a pitchers duel after that between
Ravens. of the Killers, and German, Of
the Nutley nine. The score:
Nutley A. C.........0 o-3 I
Forest Hill A. ca 90 x-1 y
Batteries-Simpson. German and Henry
Ravens and Machette.
Before a large crowd Of fans the Ar
mory A. c. recorded its fourth straigh
victory yesterday afternoon on Rosevni'
Oval. downing the Columbia A. e., 8 to
In a ~well-played game. otte. who pitched
for the home team, held the Columbial
TO six scattered ~safeties and famed sever
men. Heckcrt,s home run, driving In
man ahead of him, featured the game
The score:
Columbia A. C...........0 o. OF 0 o.
Arrpary A C..0 0 0 0 O 9 3 x
The Branch Brook A. C.. logged dow
to Parkview Oval yesterday afternoon ant
met the Parkview A. C. 1t wasn't
great game. but the uphill fight tn
| Brooks displayed made IL look so any
way, and Charley Birds band came hom'
with n 10 to 8 victory. The Views mad
costly errors, while their pitcher wa
batted freely. The score:
| Pnrkyiew ...............1 0 0 20 0 o.
Branch Brook ...........0 000441 l OIL
New West Side oval was opened TO
baseball for the first time this seasol
yesterday and two of the best game
witnessed in this city for some tim
took place. In the morning the Wes
Side A. C. took the Ironside A. c.. tn
home team, into camp by a score of 3 t.
Q. Blum pitched a remarkable game TO
the winners, as did Brewer for the Iron
Sides, who, with exception of the fourtl
round, was invinciblc.
In the afternoon the Bay Views in
~augurated the home season with a BIZ
victory, downing the Pathways, o.
Kearny, to the tune Of 6 to 3, after
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