Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-06
BY SEMI.pRO.

DI OLIi-E hOs
The clash between the Ironside f. C..
and the Columbia A. c., on Parkview
oval yesterday morning. was the most
interesting witnessed on that oval this
season.
It resulted in a victory for the home
nine, 5 to 8, only after a hard tussle.
Harry Olde toed the slab for the IRON
ers" and things usually broke his say
when men were on the bases. Thes too,
his teammates played errorless ball be-
hind him IL that helped some. Harry
Rnthfuss was the mound artist for the
visitors and, although beaten, pitchel
equally as we'll as his opponent me
ulayers behind him accounted for two
slip ups. A crowd close to l,ooo was on
hand. The o. N. It's will be guests at
Parkview oval next Sunday morning.
rho score. R.H.E.
ironsides =. oOto o 2 ks Z 0
CoInmblas 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pa . 2
Batteries-Olde and Barrett; II. Roth
fuss and Rapp.
Les Teed was in grand form yesterday.
holding the Bay View Wheelmen team
TO a single hit and tanning tensbatsmen,
and as a result the Parkviews added an
other victory by the score of 4 to ..
The contest was a most interesting one
throughout. both pitchers working we'll.
Chef steve heaved 'em over for the
Cyclists and although touched np for
eight safe bingles did good work In
pinches. The Wheelmen were tire first
10 score, tallying their two runs in the
third inning, on an error and two bases
on balls. Two doubles in the fourth in
ming resulted in the Parkviews' first
run. One more was added to their score
~ tho afth aud two more in the sixth.
,rbc score. R.H.E.
Vav Views. o 0 2 0 0 o 0 0 o. ] b
Parkviews % o 0 . o 0 VI s 4
Batteries-Stieve and Daley: Teed and
Sachs.
Poke Green took his Baltimore Colored
Giants over the river Yesterday aft rnoon
and came back sorely disappointed, the
Riordan A. A. trimming the negro ag-
gregation to the tune of 10 to 6. 1t was
a real burlesque all the way. the West
Hudson aggregation clouting out a total
of twenty safeties. Mccormick was in
rood form. holding his opponents to five
scattered ~safeties. Every player on the
Riordan team with the exception Of
Lynch got two or more hits from the
delivery of Harris. The score:
R.H.E.
Rordans .".s.,. 3O20bS83xLN 70 z
Bait. Giants -. 0221001o o. ) 6
Ballefles-Ni'tpl ~ dhb 'H'fi-
and Jackson.
The Forest Hill Branch Brook A. A..
contest scheduled for yesterday after
noon on Columbia oval was called OF on
account of wet grounds.
.
That Hans Stoll could make good IN
semi-pro ranks as a pitcher was shown
Mt Roseville oval yesterday morning
when he pitched for the All Stars of the
Manufacturers League against the Rose
vile Stars. The contest was called in the
sixth inning, however, owing to rain,
and I'M to that time each team had col
1ected two runs. "Scotty'' Waters was
the finger for the Rosevillers and he did
good work.
Owing to the poor weather the game
between the Armory A. c. and the Park
way A. c. scheduled for yesterday after
noon on Roseville oval was postponed.
.
The Jefferson A.. A. won two games yes
terday on Jefferson Oval, In the morn
10 TO /. while in the afternoon they
downed the Passaic Giants. II to 6.
As a result of the game played yes
terday in the senior playground ball
league on the first city playground the
tie for first and last place was broken.
The married men, Benedicts, surprised
all present by the game they played. 1t
was not only their first victory of the
season, but they were able to dow