Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-10

1t was a big day for the semi-pros
yesterday, and several interesting
games were decided. Some surprises
resulted in many cases, too, while the
big crowds that turned out also
helped.
Forest Hill fans were treated with
some high-class baseball at Columbia
oval yesterday afternoon, when the
members of the Forest Hill A. c. and
the Madison A. A, of this city,
clashed In a game, which was won
by the former, 4 to 8, only after SEN
sational rallies during the latter part
of the contest. EYlie Haas, who
was on the mound for the Madisons.
pitched a great game, as did "Chet"
Havens, of the home team and Ii was
a most interesting pitchers duel all
the way. The Killers won the game
i'm the ninth.
After Havens had been retired, Jack
McAuliffe singled. Heberbush sent
him to third with a corking double,
Jack scored when Werth. who had re.
placed Blum in right field, hunted per-
fectly along the first base line.
The score: R.H.E.
Forest Hili A, c. / 000011Oi47 5
Batteries-Haas and Young; Ravens
and See.
The Armory A. c. broke ever in
its double-header yesterday. They
trotted to Riverside oval in the morn
ing, intending to swamp the fast lit.
tie Maple A. c., but after nine innings
of play they found they were up
against a harder proposition than was
first thought, and the Hudson county
aggregation easily won, 10 to 8.
Banta, Iron Man" of the home team.
pitched for the Naples, and was prac-
tically invincible with men on the
bases. The batting of Second Base
man Briefly. of the Naples. featured.
He had a homer and two singles in as
many times up.
Down at Parkview oval in the aft
ernoon the Parkviews were victims
OF defeat at the hands of the Armo-
rys. 1t was a smuggling match all the
way. both teams dividing a total of
thirty hits evenly. The final tally
read IA to II in favor of the visitors.
Each team played erratic in the field,
making at least a dozen misplays.
The Armorys captured the game in
the fifth inning when they scored
eight runs The scores: R.H.E.
Morning Game
Maple A.. C. ......2 0002420x--1 Ill 10 0
Armory ..........0 0 0 000102-3 Z 3
Batteries-Dalloy and Donovan; Banta
and Van Aulen.
Afternoon Game
Armory ....3020S000 LA 10
Parkview A. c. .1123202O0-1t Is 6
Batteries-Otte and Donovan; Teed and
Sachs.
Bill Totten pitched great ball, while
his teammates batted we'll behind
him. and as a result the Orange b. B.
c. downed the Roseville Tigers to
the tune of s to 3 on Licorice oval
yesterday afternoon. The features
were the hitting of Negley, of the
winners, and the batting and field
ing of Short Stop Morrell, also of the
Orangeites. The score: R.H.E.
Orange Il. B, C.. 20 23100020S 10
Roseville Tigerss.. 0 000OO300- - s I
Batteries-Totten and See; Dubac and
Kiffer.
Although Huntley was hit hard and
often his teammates scored a total
of IS runs and II hits against his
opponents z tallies and II safe cracks,
and the result was a big victory for
the All Stars, of the Manufacturers
League, of this city, over the Nor
ristown A. A., at Morristown, yester-
day afternoon. Jaggers began for the
home team, but after the locals gol
after him for 4 runs he was relieved
by Welsh. a youngster whom tht
Stars liked to a tee. Besides doins
well in the box Huntley got in foui
hits. The score: R.H.E
All stars -. 100000 5-1a II
Datteries-Huntiey and Barrett Jag
gers, Welsh and Ahles.
The Bay views lost to the Meadow