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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29

Manager Dorch's Worthinston lump
Works baseball team. after their grand
showing against the Haverstraw team, OF
/ New York. composed of minor league
bnll-tossers. will represent New Bruins
wick permanently. playing in the Mid
dlesex county town every sunday Tor the
remainder of the season. Jack HanllT,
who pitched for the Bloomfield Il. IL. {.
last season. and who is now a member of
Tie Zig Harrison aggregation, was on the
mound yesterday and held his opponents
TO tvo scattered hits. He did not ALLOW
n man to reach first base for eight
lnnngs and added to his la lreis eleven
stIike.orts. The "Worths' wen by the
score of 0 TO 0. Peterson. who twiricd for
the Haverstraws, was a member OF the
Roanoke Virginia League club last sea
son. He was touched up for six hits. Tn
visi-ors played q good game. however, but
1t was TOO much Hanlly. Henry Wallum.
he crnck Crescent Hudson River League
basketball player. played first base for
the Worths. II is likely that ''Itupe''
Mills. the local boy. will cavort that
position for the ilarrisonians on Satur-
dag afternoon. Hanily's three-hagger. n
pair OF singles by both Fischer and
Pfaler and Shields SOP over second base
were features. The score. R.H.E.
Fnrerstraw ....,... o o. . 90 90 90 2 5
Worthington 49,. 0 0O ] 0 ks 6 L
Batteries-Peterson ana Fogarty; Han
~ "N' ~
IIuntly pitched great ball for the Iron
side r. c. against the knights OF Co
lumbus nine. of Harrison. at Parkview
,ho ~ rn,or taou won Nv tho score of q
TO G. Huntlg allowed hut SIX hits and
fpnued niue batters. Van F~olkeuberg,
who vas on ;he maund fpr the knights.
Iii wben hits djd Tho most good The
~ ~ III A = viii f,ce tho Iron sides
nv sp,ndav mnrn,ur Ci,e score:
t,uusntas 0y31 q :
Knjobts NJ. COLO O > 3 Go 6 4
! * = or,es -]ifuntly aud Barrett: Van
- -
N~oiNeupurs ~" =
y .,
The National Turner's in their initial
contest Of the season suffered q decisive
defeat BY me rarkVleW A. ~, III 40 u ~
parkVieW ovai NesferuaE n,aftno"n' wrs
hatted IN ,inelF lnsni2n. IN inc ot9er
hand. FreuerlekS was ~ rare Iorh toI
the homo tam nmn heio Inc anrm,rn NO
siS scattered sfielies; US Ytni ~ nanuunS
ten. Van. SAINT; OF the FarkvieWS' naa
a tro OF eodnies ana a shnsie, ~
score: X lie.
Purkvlews .,.....1 . XII IA =
Net. Turner'S ......O 0 90 90 q 90 G :
na.terjes-Freder;cts and Sachs: Eli
con na and snaar ,eoe' - ~
>
one nj fine hest buSebalI gamos over
witnessed IN Columbia Oval took place
ros,eIday afternoon. vhen Tho Forest
,hn S,.ore of 4 10 ( rho Hudson cornty
vouths ,ool,ed ikn victors when they
aou.un To- W., r,ns In no II 'rteants m
ui,,ers rome' bacI however. in their half
M 40 n mn Ia ~ fnuetaa.tl inniu.
nu ndr rr 20 ~ Tho aIler. reached tlrsf on
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Semi Pro Notes

The middle division o. Branch Brock
lark VII open Saturday afternoon.
Several Classy junior contests will be
decided on the many grassy dia.
monds.
The Rambler A. c. will meet tie PAM
theirs Of Roseville at Branch Brook
Park Saturday afternoon. Rrnoks snd
Parkinson will wo tx f5r the Kamoiers.
Pete Eehert, tho b. Y. w. nineer.
famed johnny Kelly on the former. Ii
gers first Appearance to the plate in
the game against tho Rosevillc iStsfs
yesterday moinins.
a big crowd turneo out at tho B. Y.
W.-Roseyille Stars game On Roseville
oval Yesterday morning. \ still larger
turn saw the Armorys and the
Branch Brooi; 4. [. hattie or tite same
gIouLds in the afternoon.
Tommy Rent. VITO caught for the
Phillipsburg team last season. is play
Ing With the Jrhnstow1i 1ri-s.ate
League club.
All is in readiness for The Mrnufan-
turers' League opening SATURDAY. The
follow ing engagements are carded for
The opening day; Hyatt VS.. Edison. a.
Athletic Park: Mersott VS.. General
Electric at Pari5view oval; Ciarl. ys.
Westinghouse, at Foseyille oval.
Tie Hilton and &lontclair bail teams
of the local trolley al barns will ci4sl'
Oh the formers grounds In Hilton hrl-
day. Cn the Lincoln avenue grounds
Thursday the Roseviile team will play
the o, r. VS..
The washington 3. d. G., of New
Jersey. will open the season at Wash
ineton on Nav IL. with tho p"1""r, p.
team. Uackettstown, BelY.dere and
phillipsbuig will be met In a series IA
games.
Tho Trenchyilln II. L.. {. will not be
a member OF the Sussex County Base
ball League this season. The team
viii pla, Independently. The Newton
team viii also play Independent YAH
having already dropped ftom tlc lesgae,
| falling 10 post forfeit money.
The commonwealth b. y. G. Of Up
YER Arontrlair. will open tao sessor
esturdsv with the All-E-ic team. THU
hrst An,oteur Teagre iontest VIII he
MIA we'd against the South Orange +. {
! al tlouth orange. May -.
Eln.rslown VIII haVe an 'nll-home
Ihseuuil ne ms season. 81 ue PM
erg r.iti, he execution of the catcher,
will be residents OF that town.
Bill Glonner. Who nlaved around or'
oncn last season. has hefp Si'nHd ny
| Manager porf'u gcr. OF thc Plalnneid H.
D.. e.
Dul Perry. lns' sea ion's star OF the
- n,af,AcIl f-Iuh IL doing rood DU1
work foy the New Providence team.
George Ortle'b may be seen in a rnl-
form of Manager Fdd'e Flynn's new
Westhpld club before Lag. o'tleib Is
now IN Law renee. Mass. but expects TO
rrtI IN.
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champion. In Rivers he VIII find d
%youngster Who y nehes rapidly. uccu-
i tely. and with good force mud who
knows to Il dot whom to 'rowd on sail.
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| FR0H
UERyR9ERE

Thar prince Gaskeli. who has shown
sncf, remarkable fofm 70 date With thf
Tigers. Will graduate ie the maiars mex.
season is almost regarded as a esq.,
tainty
Here is a snnfeh " conversation nat
took place IN box 10 3 at yesterday S
game. where Presioem Charles Ehhets.
or the BROOKLYN CieB Larry sutton. the
superha scout. and a number Of Brook
I'm fan witneassd the game;
Say. Larry. asked EbLets VIC Is
his Gaskell fellow-Whe.e did they dig
him noen
.tnrell. it's Ike this. said the New
ark man. fafter 1 finished my SEASON :
work for Brooklyn. ] heard Of Gaskell
Winning eleven sraisbt anne Tor 4
seventh-plare team. and 1 went 10 u
Albany and Troy. where SeanIen va
playinr. 10 look min over. ! tppeo aot
McGinnity IN to put in a draft. which
Toe did. and here he IS
90
jim cofroth has offered Tommy 0nf-
phy a big guarlntee- with the privilege
Of pereentase. to box abe Atrell ri san
Francssco en- May %
90
ona If the reasons why George Mo-
Rarity lsnt playing third base for the
1rlgsrs this season is because be could
not stand il to see Cebh pett'd- tAsie
uas n tight. thev say last year with
rphh and Noriariiy. then the team cap
,ain a. participants. George has been
~, l,ntchr with Jennings ever since
90
-.sf. 49, sHa# TFmnmHR AHHRE D
has aeelsred he wont let his men drink
,,r,,ss,e acid Charlie Doom won't lei his
phifles swa low fire. uetiraw won't let
~ ,;iants jump oui Of hotel windows
ryna clarke Wont let his Pirates eat
hail PARK sandwi-hes !
900"
saiuls IKE a divorfe scandal, aeasn't
roOC-
lses white. the chicago bantam.
uixpd il with Mexican Joe Rivers oGi
n ife coast a while lack, and Jack Is
Iishty certain thai when Al Woisasi
thu little greaser on d glos1aHs
ourth the champion Is soiHS To haNe
: hands mighty full
ought tU know something alintt
He stacked ny against iie Mexican
mseIf not so yely Iei. az, 'nd II was
ito a while after Rivers landed his
befure Jack iualiy began TO
he an interest ia life agaIn
Woleast is going TO gct $1,000 for bis
al aud Rivers S7.5@. They viii meet
efore Tom Carey club at Los Al
eles. Thcn, toe, the champion says
efs going to bet him $4,000 10 sleo.es'
.fhiehever amount suunds best at the
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CINCINNATI. Apr'i s.-Affer Cinc'~-
natl tied up the score in the seventh
inning OF three hits pnd q base on hfls
Clarke relieved Hendricks n the ninth
in order to Glow Dopliu TO bat and
thereby lest TIE game. 3 10 ;. O'Toole.
who followed Herdricks. was hit for a
double by Bescber. a single by Bates
and threw wild To first lase. allow ne
Rescher to score the winning run. Hen
bricks and Humphries pitched well.
Gihson was ordered ont Of the game by
Umpire Owens for cr.ticising 4 deci
SION score. R.H.E.
CINCINNATI Q q q 0 o : q - Q
P~fttsburqh...f d / . . Q q o - 6 .
Batterle-Gasper and Mclean and
Clarke: Hea5.ix. O'Tooie and Gibson
md Simon.
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raT-T.n
FkaLle NOTICE is hereby given that the
ao'teNins ordinances have been passed by
tae to3fd OF Street and water Commission
eTs and approved by the Mayor OF the city
q Newark and pursuant TO Chapter 10 Of
tne Tsale a q 1909 are hereby published
A ordinance ia open
SALEM STREET.
~ wtqih OF fifty TOD feet from n point
abont 5sS feet south OF south Orange ave-
nue. 20 hoekiand terrace.
IN ordinance to provide FOR the constitute
ton OF a sewer IN
NYE AVENUE,
nssNsen iiobfon street and Leslie Erect.
Naipwr CHI street and schley street Fahyan
pisce and the Ir,inzton line.
Passed April rs. 1917.
II. b. O'CONNEfI..
iftssaelt - the Board OF Street and Water
commissioners.
VA. Il. GREATBEAD,
CLERK Of the Btaid.
JACOB HAUSSaI -
Nhf~t7ot Aiayor.
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E,o,rstown VIII have an 'all-hone
Ihseuuil IL ne ms season. al tte pils-
ere WITH he exrnpt m of the catcher,
will no residents OF that town.
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Dul Perry. last sea ion's star OF the
North p,ainaeld club. IS doing good boz
work for the New pToviden"o team.
George ortle'b may be seen in a rnl-
form of Manager Edo Flvun's new
Westapla club before Lag. Oitletb Is
now IN Law encc. Mass. but expects TO
rctl n.
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tn" Olympic marathon nj stockholm
this year will not be over n straightaway
course. hut Twelve miles ont and back
over the same road starting from the
Stadium fn1 going almost die north to
The village Of Sollertuna aud back to the
track. The competitors VIII make two
circuits Of the stadium track mt start
and a fraction nf q lap at the lnish.
American representatives who have cx-
amined the course say it Is a good road.
running the entire way through prac-
iienlly wild country, with considerable
variety of scenery AMI some hills. which.
especially toward the finish. will he try
tHg The unnerS will find -" course
Gen"tally downh'n nj starting then II
level stretch IN the middle section. with
bits Of uphill WORK again toward the
turning point. -Comins h-mc Gle lro-
cess viii he the same.
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.T1rY %.DYFRT s%ENTNrs.
&-ag11---~ 4a.f
Or rhE bOAhD Oh sInEt1
AND WATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF NEWARK.
Hff.s r4aH


AMI WATER COMMISSIONERS OF
THE CITY OF NEWARK
city Hail.
Sealed proposals win be received ar this
ofi,e from 3.l5 TO 3.3U o'etotE y n. o.
Thursday the second day Of May. l9i-, ~
opened al the last named hour. at a pho1 e
meeting Of the board 10 be held at saln liihs
and D ace for furnishing and erte.ng a
complete stone crushing plant.
E3eh proposal must he enclosed ~ q ssslsu
envelope properly indorsed with the nanii
OF The bidder and Of the improvement. ana
direeted TO the Board - street ana water
Cor 1uilss oneFz o. tine city Of Newark.
Bdders will state lleir prices in writing
0E well as n figures.
Bddsrs must specify in their pr9posala
that should the above work be awarded 70
them tuey viii bad themselves 10 hnsh aAu
confplete the sam within the oao@ln6
number OF consecutive working days
The spec ncstous can he examined AZ The
Office Of The Chief Eng neer Of the Board
OF Street and Water Comm ssioners, 81 me
City HaI. Said proposals 70 be accom-
panied by the consent in writing OF two
%sureties or a surety company qualified 10
40 business IN New Jersey. who shaH, az
the time OF putting IN such proposals,
qualify as to their responsible! e in the
amount OF such proposal, ana bind mem
selves that II the contract be AWARDED 20
'person or persons making the proposal
eS viii, upon IFS being SO awarded be
me his or their aureties for The falthtul
ertornRnee OF said work. and that II ihe
person or persons ON I or refuse to execute
sueh contract fhev viii pay TO the city OF
II Ne~ark any d nerence between the sum- 70
n wnteh he or they would have been erutlled
upen completion Of the contract ana that
i eheh the cify Of Newark may be ohllgfd
. pa me perzon or persons BY whom sAeh
contract shall bs executed.
ne board Of Street. and Wster Counts
slohefs o. the Cif. OF Newark reserve 10
ulshsefNes the light 10 accept or reJecl any
OF ~ proposals for the above work as ihey
mss aeem best for The interest OF the CIV d,
htaders and sureties are hereby not ned
NAY Under the provisions Of the seventh
sselon Of the law creating tho Board or
Stftet End Water Commissioners app ofeu
Asteh 2sth lS9i, that the bond or b01ls
~ y gINep for tho faithful execution am
performance Of said public WORK shall hrst
approved as To suficiency by the board
a0Sas 70 form by the counsel OF the board.
aHu 'SYo contract shall be bind ng on tue
ety oapecome effective or operative untl
sueh oond Is 80 approved, and the presi-
oeht 81 Tho board shall have power 10 eN-
sih,ne the proposed bondsmen under oath,
ne shah So desire. or shall be 50 in
strneted by the board. but the board VIII
1ot Re bound by any statement that may
pe Hsde by such proposed bondsnlen. but
saaf nave full power and absolute discre-
ltoa ~ the whole matter. and this pro
NlsioA shall be referred to In any adver-
work.
Pl direction Of the Board Of Street and
@aseF commissioners OF the CITY OK
N II sUERRERb.
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Frank Brngsy, former backstop of
Irons'des. aud Known prominently ir
this city as p basketball artist. has herr
signed ly the New York United State,
] eacre club. lie sill catch in the open-
ing same AGAINST Reading in Manlat-
tan "Wednesday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29

Bill Glenner. who nifNe1 arornh ".
MOO last season. has hpep sio nod by
Manager porf'ugcr. OF the Plalnficld u.
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TURN TABLES
ON PIRATE CREW
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday Results.
Ciucia~ati .. Pittsburg z.
=. Louis at Chicago, rain.
<afurdpy's scores.
P%ittshura .. Cincinnati. 4.
Chicago Q. St. Louis 0.
New York " Boston. raig.
Philadelphia vs.. Brooklyn. rt'r.
Canes To-Day.
Boston IT Nv York.
Brooklyn ~ philadelphia.
P%ittSburg at Cincinnati.
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g. H. Kilpatrics, WHO held the worlds
amateur baIf-milc record for fourteen
years, recently said; of all haif-milerS
! have met Mel sheppard is the best.
! regard him - the greatest middle
distance man that ever stepped upon
The cindcrs. aud though tho record went
10 Lun-li At LIE Canadian games. ! am
convinced HAT had Shepard been in the
NEE; that year there would lave been
another story TO tell"
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4 The middle division OF Branch Brock
lark VIII open Saturday afternoon.
Several Classy junior contests will be
decided on the many grassy dia.
n1Onds
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The Trento Tri-State League club will
OPPOSE the Worthington team at New
next Sunday afternoon.
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Smith. the Ironsides' third baseman. was
badly spiked in the game against the
knights of Colubus. of Harrison. yester-
day morning. and had to be relieved in
the seventh inning by Harry Kid Kur-
fess. who has returned from the Wilkes
barre. New York State League club, where
he was given a trial this season.
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The Arrow A.. G.. defeated the Sea Side
A.. G. by the score of II to 2 at Jersey
City Yesterday afternoon.
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Worfhingtons to Represent
New Brunswick Permanently

Eckert. who was steady nearly all the
way. The score: II. HE.
Bay View...2 0 0 0 0 0 % o 0
Roseville Il 2 0 . 0 0 0 0 1-6 10 A
Batteries-Eekert and Daily S. Waters
and Sachs.
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Thn @. \. IT'S visited Rorkaway yes.
tordnv aud defeated tho Rambler A. G.
by III" scor" of = 80 I. Carmen who
r'fehed for the locals, had fifteen strike,
outs
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The Fustler A. G.. opened its baseball
season on its homo grounds yesterday,
'@inll"g from tho Wnst Finds. of Bloom.
field. by the scare Of II to I.
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The Rambler A. c. will meet tie PAN
theirs of Roseviile at Branch Brook
Park Saturday afternoon. Rrnoks end
Parkinson will wo tx f5r the Kamoiers.
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On The Clark \. <. rro~nds Yesterday
fnornipg tho Mo End Juniors downed
the Hamiltons. 20 to. -.
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his stars for Two exhibition games with
the Pellcans. 10 evidently forget that he
was dealing with one of the oldest heads
IA The business. As a result Of Me
Graw's violating the contract Frank has
not ned the National Commission. aud
Garry He-rr,ann. its chairman. has ac-
auainted MeGraw Of that fact. Mctiraw
is liable to p fne Of $1,000 per game for
rot keepfnE his engagements.
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The commonwealth b. d. G.. Of Up
Nontclair. viii open tho season
saturday with the All-E-ic team Ih,'p
hrst Amntepr tAagre .ontest WI. he
MIA we'd against the South Orange +. {.
Il ttortn Oraugc. May -.
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The Jagle A. A. and the Aronson A. A.,
both of the l.. V. >Aronson Baseball
League, played an exhibition game Mt the
Second City Playground yesterday after
and the contest ended IN a draw, 10
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Jim coaroth has offered Tommy Nur-
phv 4 big ruar1ntee. with the privilege
Of pe~eentage. TO box abe Attell ri san
Franessco On May 20
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rho Savannah Calo""l Giants lost a
hari-fnrght zane to Tho q. T.. G. torn.
Of TIch"ken, { 10 at Hobokcn yesterday
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The Long Branch B.. B. c. is being
backed by several of the most promi-
.nent men in this State. The team made
creditable sbowinss agains 1.-THE Ath-
letics and Giants last season. They
VIII meet other big league teams on
Sunday afternoons this year.
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Pete Eciert, the b. V. W. nineen,
famed Johnny Kelly on the former. I'll
ser's first Appearance to tho plate in
the game against the r,osevillc tStsfs
yesterday moinius.
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Aronson ......... 0 2 3-13
Jaglos ......... 8 0 3 Ola
Batteries-Scl neider and Lozowitz; ia
eobson and Schulman.
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The Windsor A. c. took the woodside
A. {. info camp by the score of 10 to 2
in Woodside yesterday morning.
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III" M~eadovhrocks went TO Staten
Islfnd Yesterday afte' noon and downed
the home team TO t,r tnne of > to /.
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The Alpha A. C. defeated the Tigers,
of Rpll.rilio. on the latter teams
groendS in Bsller'ie Yesterday afternoon
by fac score Of IL to D.
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III" Pustiw" \. G. of Harrison one"od
To seoson with Il victory over thu Alley
Bovs. II to s. on the latters' grounds
in last Newark.
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Thc Erenchvillc Il. l.. e.. viii not be
a member OF the Sussex County base'
ball League this season. inc teahl
will PLAY Independently. the Ne~lof
cam will also play Independent batl,
bavjns already dropped ftom the league,
falling TO post forfeit noney.
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A'thou~h tho rcsevtn, stsrS one"od
heir Hrst 20 gon nth i win over fhr
Bar Yicv Whoelmen Clrh. ii,ey md u
bot tim" in doing 50. ONLY winnin% bv
tho scora - G TO : reter cle-en iHninQs
Of real battiipg. 'eco'tvi' Waters was on
ho nd hts f"nuf1as ~ ~Iispnsing Of the
c'c!'sts. d"spite I'm fuc' That he f5nnod
fifteen bpttnrs. Three CT the W~heelmcn'S
HvH tNllies ~-oro ''atpe"s ~ + r3'lv.
Feury and ANDY nc'p,~'tt. ~ v|i.ito~S
~'av"d e%rrorlasi hall hehind Petr
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When Jpiin MrGrgw. leader Of the
Giants. undertook TO PM one over on
Charles Frank. leader Of the New or
leans aggregation, By proposing to MAY
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wardelI go. 0 o o 0 0 0 90 ,
Tuxedo 80. 0 3 4 x-9 70 2
Batteries-Park and Ludman; Brady.
Hegeman, Fews and Metz.
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The Newark Center won from the
.C1eYellrds at Harrison Yesterday by the
score Of u to O.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-29

The Pacific A. c.. was successful in its
opening battle of the season on Pacific
oval yesterday afternoon, winning from
tho L. $. s. Michigan team by the score
of 10 to >. Berguer was in midseason
form. holding his opponents safe all the
way. Rice. who pitched for the Tars.
was also in good form, but his team
mates gave him poo support. The
erOro.