Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-20
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tlBHt DOleS. Inc score: Il.
Tuxedo A. CO.. 1O11301O0E Z 10 5
Sommer A. Co.. 46220130%- 1S 10 2
Batteries-Brady. Devine, Whatton
and Bush; White and Schuster.
In the Senior Playground Baseball
League of the First City Playground the
Hudsons and Columbus still compete
as a result of the games played yester-
day morning. In the first game the
Benedicts and the Hudsons FLASHED with
the Benedicts coming out of the fsay
the victors by a score of II TO s. The
game was very interesting and fast. The
winners sewed up the game in the fifth
inning when they tailed seven runs on
clean hitting. The second game. while
it was an extra inning affair, was list
less throughout, at times being very
f~arcical. The scores:
First Game R.H.E.
Hudson ~,..-....,. 20DO720-11 u 1
Benedicts ..........~ 0024000-s 9 .
Second Game R.H.E.
Columbus .........,,. 5-17 IA
eahots 21o3o3S lib 12 )
Tho David Straus Baseball Club de-
feated the L. Bamberger Baseball Club
on the Elizabeth avenue grounds YES
terday morning by the score of . to 0.
The Worthin gtons scored n notable VIC
tory Saturday, beating Bound Brook,
4 to 2.
Rube Mills, the Barringer H.. S. star.
was the shining light of the game. He
had a homer, double and a single. win
ming the game for the pump workers in
the tenth inning with a drive for the
circuit. bringing in Right Fielder Kane
ahead Of him.
The Worthingtons had Hoff, a New
York American League slabster. on the
mound.
The series between Bloomfield and
Caldwell is now evened up The Bloom
ers came back Saturday and walloped
the hilltop aggregation, 7 to ?.
Harry Kid Kurfess, the local lad.
pitched his first full game OF the season
Saturday. for the Bloomfield Club and
did very well.
Jack Hainly. the Worthington finger
and former Bloomfield star. pitched for
Manhattan College against the South
Orange f. c. Saturday and won, 7 to A.
Jack had six strikeouts and allowed as
many hits.
Fans who visited the middle division
OF Branch Brook Park Saturday. where
only 16-yenr-old players and under are
allowed TO perform had a chance to
witness n big game when n Jewellers
League contest was played. The w. b.
Kerr Company nine beat the Shiman-
Millers. Jack Speary, brother of Andy,
the Worthlngton star. did backstop work
for the latter.
Artie Fulton, fresh from a Southern
trip, pitched for A. G.. Balcom's New
Providence Baseball Club Saturday and
beat the Mortified F. c., 6 to 0.
That Clark team looks there" with
the goods in the Shop League. The
thread workers beat the General Elec-
tries Saturday and are now first with
three wins and no defeats. Eddie Nee
han. who started his career with the
| Chesters, of the Branch Brook League,
| pitched for them and won the game in
the tenth with a drive for the circuit.
Now we have John ]. Todd, Norris
town A. AS big manager. as a candi-
date for mayor in that town.
Other Results
At Morris Park: R.H.E:
Newark Giants 49,. O2o000-3 !
Montclair Giant -. 90 90 ~ Z !
Batteries-Jackson and c. Stuart; ].
~ R.H.E.
Newark Giants .202020031-l0 8 z
Batteries-Jackson and Stewart; Dur
ming and Schall.
on BEACON oval: R.H.E.
Bonetieh ..>...3 4 a25S az
Batteries = Lounsberry. Sheridan and
Schefter; Beacons: Mike and Mike.
At Orange: R.H.E
R Royid, 4 4 A."a.s 3 . ~
Batterles-Flaster and Bernstein; Smith
and Carr,
ss ~ S' (. $, o.''' Z g s s = :
At Morristown: R.H.E.
Netcong L. c. ....O oOOOOOoO-0 0
Morristown a. A..3 2002311x- 12 "A 0
Batteries-Neteong, Martin and CAN'T;
Morristown A. A., Jaggers and Ahles.
on the City Playground: R.H.E.
McK%iernans. 0 / 0 0 0 "a 4 2
H 9G sGRo a. oy g.. 1oo111oOol RE ! I
Fairview b. b. c.. / 3 503O20x OKLA u 2
Batterles-Hoey and Franks; e. Dillon
and 4. Adams.
AT Harrison: R.H.E
Pastimes. 49,. 0 i 0 Q vs. Z /
Batteries-Pep Farrell and Stout; Mar
rette and Shannon.
On Johnson's Oval: R.H.E.
Spartan ......, 2002000203- 81 - Is
Princeton ....... 2 200OSO0 0 Oh Is .
In the afternoon on Johnson's Oval
ark Centre A. C., by a score of 10 to 6.
The feature of the game was the bat
ting of the Spartans. The score:
spartan ........... Ooo1sOSex-1 % i
Newark Centre. OO2OIO210-6 5
On Hawkins Oval: R.H.E.
j.. Orange Athletics 0 0 0 / o 0 2 l 1-5 Z 2
Lafayette A. ca. O 0 0 0 2 0 2 3 OF 10 2
Observation-Disclosures Cole and Smith;
Elmer and Weight.
At Orange:
B bse4ff0 juniors .1',rs:..,... SY4idSSSSI-s "a
on Williams Oval: R.H.E.
Ruether A. Az. 329$99199-s1 70
Demmer A. q. 2ooo31o2o-s s 4
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