Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-20

decided IN this vicinity yesterday. Biz
crowds turned out to witness the man.
teams battle. 1t was an excellent da,
for the game.
Although Harry Olde was hit freel,
yesterday morning, the Ironside +. c
managed 20 beat the All Stars of tbs
Manufacturers League, > to 4, in an in
teresting game on Parkview oval. Tit
l%roners' victory. however. was no easy
one. and the Stars gave them a grea-
battle from the start. Each team tallie'
three in the first inning. The Stars
made their total four in the fifth. blu
the home nine came back with anothe
in their half. Birds hit In the sixth witt
a man on base scored the winning tally
Kulrs fielding AROUND short for the
Ironsides was a main feature. Gus Dove
of the visitors, and Menchner, of tht
field club, had three hits apiece. TIL
score: R.H.E
All Stars 49,. .3OO01O0000- o. 9
Ironside F.. c. % 000f1000x@ -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Beebe; Old'
and Barrett.
Scotty Waters Is the Iron Man" OF
local sand-lotdom. After beating thu
Parkview A. c.. pitching for the West
field b. b. c., Saturday, and holding the
Views to n quartet of safeties, he per
formed OH the mound for the Rosevillt
Stars against the Arlington A. A. OF
Roseville oval yesterday morning. and II
was through his clever box work that
the Stars won the game. IL to 2. Waters
allowed but Ave scattered hits. The
Stars fielded perfectly behind him. The
score: R.H.E.
Roseville Stars IL O42OO2sx-12 a 0
Arlington A.. A. % 0 2 0 0 0 0 O. ) 5
Batteries-S Waters and J. Sachs:
Ogden Haeeman and ponavon'
In one of the most interesting games
played at Roseville owe. this season the
Armory A. C. disposed of the Madison
A.. A, of this city, 4 to 3. yesterday
afternoon. For the second time in two
days, Rupe Mills, the local schoolboy
wonder, was responsible for victory.
Yesterday he drove the ball over the
crowd for the circuit, sending in a man
ahead of him. winning the game. on
Saturday, while playing for the Worth
ingtons against the Bound Brook Club
he duplicated the same trick and won
the game for the Harrison team. Dali
10y. pitching for the Armorys, was effec-
tive in pinches. The score: R.H.E
Madison A. A.. 02000001-3 s 5
Armory A. Co.,. 0002200 Ok . A
Batteries-Thompson and Young; Dali
10y and B. Hermann.
Fully five hundred fans turned out to
witness the opening game of the Domin-
lean baseball club of the st. Antoninus
Holy Name Society on the asylum
grounds yesterday afternoon. All went
away satisfied with the work displayed
by the newly organized team. The Do
minis beat the st. Peters Club, 4 to /.
Andrew Van Geison, ~well-known in these
parts some few years ago, did the come
back act, and his clever pitching had
much to do with the home teams open
ing victory. Van allowed but six scat
tered safeties and famed ten batsmen.
1t was a pitchers duel all the way,
Karl, of the visitors, also doing we'll.
Eddie Gaffney. of the Dominicans, clout-
ed out two safe drives, both timely. The
score: R.H.E.
st. Peters. ......... 000001000- 81 6 s
Dominicans ........ o 100000 Of s 3
Batteries-Karl and Smith and Jacob;
Van Geison and Mclaughlin.
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The Pacific A. c. met its first defeat
of the season on Pacific Oval yesterday
afternoon, losing to the Columbia A. c.,
of this city, I to 8, in an exciting but in
teresting game. Misplays at critical times
proved costly to the home team. II was
a pitchers battle between Hass, of the
winners, and Berguer, of the Pacifcs,
with honors favoring the former, who had
eight strikeouts to his credit. Nutter's
batting for the visitors featured the
game. He banged out a home run and a
three-bagger, being practically responsible
for his teams victory. The score:
R.H.E.
Pacific A. C.........O OO2O0S0O- 5 10 8
Columbia a. C......0 320O02O0- III 9 3
Observation-Disclosures and Hohweller; Hass
and Rapp.
The Forest Hill A. G. won again yester.
day. beating the Peoples Park team by
n score of s to 4 on Columbia Oval.
Ravens, the Killers finger, was steady
all the way and the visitors never had a
chance. The score: R.H.E.
p. Park b. h. C..0 00O20O11 IA 9 {
Forest Hill A.. Co.. % 2330000 Ks 7 :
Batterles-Havehs and Machette: viii
lard and Donald.
A surprise was sprung on parkview Ova
yesterday afternoon, when the member:
Of the Parkview A. G.. went down to de
feat before the jefferson A. A., 9 to 0
Holmes. who held the mound for the win
ners. did excellent work. Les Teed wal
also in great form for the losers, anC
after the first inning. In which rount
the Jens tailed all their runs. he had tn,
visitors at his mercy. The score:
R.H.E
Jefferson A. A.......2 100000 0 o. 6
Parkview A. CD 10000 0 90 Z
observation-disclosures and Hitler; Teed anc
Sachs.
The Branch Brook A. C.. went to Brook
Ign yesterday afternoon and was defeated
by the Suburbans of that town. 10 10 4
The BROKERS batted as well rs their op
ponents, but wildness on the part OF
pitcher Brown was responsible for sey
eral runs.
The Maple A. c. easily won from tn,
Constitution A. A., II to 2. on Riversid,
oval, Kearny, yesterday morning
Banta. twirling for the winners, pitched
excellent ball. The Mapes won the game
in the first round, scoring seven runs OF
five singles and two triples.
The Silver Lake A. A. outplayed the
Nutley A.. A. yesterday by the score Of
$50, in five innings. Hesterfer allowed
but two hits and struck out nine batter'
in five innings. The Silver Lake A. A
will play the Parkway A. c., of Kearny
next Sunday.
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