Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-08
WOrthingt0ns and KonSides
Beaten by the RidgeWOOdS

The Worthingtons, of Harrison, and
the Ironside F. c., of this city, visited
Brooklyn yesterday, and both teams
lost to the crack Ridgewood A. c,
of the latter town by respective scores
of 10 to 3 and Is to 8. Each contest
as the scores indicate was one-sided,
but at times proved interesting.
George Boice vas On the mound for
the Pump Workers and allowed four
teeen safe wallops, all of which were
timely. doc" Scanlon, the former
Brooklyn National League slabster,
worked for the home team and proved
a puzzle throughout. Doc held the
Worthingtons to five hits and famed
nine batsmen. The Harrisonians
made three double plays, Mills max
ing one unassisted. The throwing of
Charley Levine to the bases featured.
The initial contest was a decidedly
one-sided affair. The Ironers were
simply no match for the fast Ridge
wood combination, VINO Tailed two
runs in every inning. The game was
called in the fifth inning. Olde and
McGill were the local mound men, and
a total of fourteen safe bingles were
secured Dy Lne nOIne LedIn.
The Ironsides took the second game
of the series from the Park view A.
C. at Parkview Oval In the morning,
however. The final score was 9 to 6.
The Parks played an uphill game and
fought to the last, but the Ironers'
early lead was too much. Les Teed
started for the Views and was sent to
cover in three innings. the home team
tottaling ten hits in that time. Fred
ericks, who relieved him, proved a
puzzle the remainder of the game,
the Caseyites collecting but one. run
and three hits off his delivery. The
scores Of the three games:
R.H.E.
MEiSSf seMoged <. e.: S315SSSS4Gss99--lSS 4 Z I I
Batteries-Boice and Levine; scanlon
and Holman.
,- oao,o R;HE.
, n;S .........~ sSedo-,s 3 :
Batteries-oide. McGill and BARRETT:
Ironsides .......... 242o1ooOx-s Is S
Parkviews .:..... 265G
Fredericks and Sachs.
The Orange Stars and the Forest
Hill A. c. engaged in a well-contest-
ed game at Columbia Oval, Forest
Hill, yesterday, and a victoy for
the Killers by the score of 6 to 2
resulted. "Chet" Ravens, for the
home team, and Percy Reeves, for
tn visitors, were the boxmen, and
both twirled good enough ball. The
latter, however, wavered in two in
nings, the fourth and eighth in
which rounds the homesters tailed
three runs each. The Stars were the
first to score, making run in the
first inning. Their final point came
in the ninth round. Every Hill play
er with the exception of Havens se-
cured a hit. The score:
R.H.E.
| Orange Stars.1 0 0 0 200 10 7 8
Observation-Disclosures and Machette;
Reeves and Eible.
The seventh straight victory of the
I~rvington Parks came yesterday,
when the fast Camptown aggrega-
ton overwhelmed the Irvington A. C.
to the tune of 19 to 3 at Irvington
Park. Neabor pitched great ball for
the home team, allowing but four hits,
while the Parks got to Kelly aid
Wakefield for eighteen sale wallops,
including several extra base wallops.
Right Fielder Feinbrook and Pitcher
Neabor, of the Parks, divided eight
hits evenly. The score:
R.H.E,
lIrvington PKG 0 10057 0x-19 IS
Irv'ton A. CO 0 0 2010 0-3 4
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Kelly; Kelly,
Wakefield and Schmidt.
The Pacific A. C. and the Ironside
A. c., both of this city, split in their
double bill decided yesterday. TIL
Pacific A. G. won the morning setto
16 to 6. on West Side Oval, while the
Ironers came back on the Pacific
Oval in the afternoon and won by 1.
to g.. Jesse Hayes twirled the Pa
cifics to victory in the morning bat
tie, holding his opponents safe al
the way.4 Lease was the winning
HEAVIER in the afternoon. The scores
MORNING..
R.H.E
Ironside A.. C..1 0 0OO5 5000 IS
3Batteries-Hayess and Kelly; Kelle.
and Miller.
AFTERNOON.
R.H.E
Ironside A. CA 0OO20150 -12 IA
Pacific A. CO 0 0 8 0-6 8
BatteriesELease and McHearn; Gull
gan, Monahan and Kelly.
That the Suburban A. c.. of thil
city, can now cope with the bes
semi-pro aggregations in this section