Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-03
BY SEMI-PRo

The Ironside +, c. won two games yes
terday. ON Parkvlew Oval In the morn
ing the Klossites walloped the Jeffersons,
81 to 0, while the afternoon battle with
the Scotch Plains team In the Union
county town also resulted in a victory
for the locals by 6 to 3. The morning
contest was a farce all the way, Holmes,
the Jenersons' star HEAVIER, being driven
TO cover after one and a half innings.
Liesser, who relieved him, was also
easy. The Ironers piled UP thirteen runs
in the second inning. Ernie Mass pitched
for the victors and was In great form,
holding the Jeffs to two safe hits.
1t was an interesting game after din
ner, and 1t was only after ten innings
that the Newark nine succeeded In sub
DUNG the former Central New Jersey
Ieaguers. Kulrs single, q pass to Stoll.
Barrett's hit and Birds t%wo-bagger netted
a trio for the Ironsides in the tenth. IL
was the first game the home team had
lost this season. The scores:
r. Ii ~.
Ironside f.. c..........4 10 O. 0 E21 IL 0
Jeffersons ..........O 0 0 GO 8
Batteries-Mass and Barrett and Bird;
Holmes, LESSER and Miller.
lronside r., C..........1 200000003E6
Batteries-olde and Barrett; slocum
and Hand.
The Bay View Wheelmen ball tossers
were victims of two defeats. both at the
hands of the Armory A. C., yesterday,
losing the morning contest on West Side
oval, 70 to 10. and the afternoon game
on Roseville oval, 6 to l. AL Dalloy and
Henry Otte, the former Seton Hall
pitcher, were the winning Fingers and
both did well. especially the latter in
the afternoon battle. The Cyclists were
off form In the field and made numerous
errors which We're costly. The scores;
Bay wiews.'",.''. 8 Q 9-lo
Armorys ,Ea - Q o,l2
ana Donovan.
Bay Views.+-., 9 0 0 0 0 OIL
Armorys ....... 2 o 0 0 0 o ks
Observation-Disclosures and Boyle; Otte and
Donovan. Umpire-Woods.
Those rivals. the Forest Hill Il. b. C.
and the Arlington A. A, battled for SUI
premacy on Columbia oval yesterday
afternoon and after nine innings of the
most interesting and exciting play, the
former was recorded victor. 4 TO O.
Charley Ravens, who toed the mark for
the Killers, was never In better form,
allowing but two safe hits and tanning
seven batsmen. The fielding of the Hill
aggregation was a main factor. Ogden
pitched pretty good bali for the visitors,
| INT WaS hit af thD pfOht ftr.o Tha
score;
Arlington A. A.....0 OOOOOOO@ 3 3
Forest Hill .....,,,.2 01OO1OOx- s 0
Batteries-ogden and Freeman; Ha-
vens and Maehette.
1t took eleven innings for the Madi
son A. A. to taste defeat at the hands
of the Roseville Stars on Roseville oval
yesterday morning. Successive singles
by Egler. Dalton and Birmingham, with
one out in the eleventh, scored the win
ming run. 1t was a pitchers duel from
the start between Scotty Waters and
Thompson, Of the visitors. The former
was in better form. The score:
- k.H.E.
Madison A. A. 0Os0Os2O00O-7 8 /
Batteries: Roseville Stars, Waters and
Sachs; M%adlsons, Thompson and Young.
vaiisburE. Radice and Weber.
One more victory was added to the
Pacific already big list yesterday after
noon. when they made the vailsburg
B. b. @. how, on Pacific oval The final
tally read 10 to g. The batting OF the
home team was a feature. They made
eighteen hits. including several extra
base wallops. Berguer was hit rather