Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-29
Plenty of Baseball on
the SandIOtS Yesterday

the Camp Towners another point in
the ninth. Dickson. the visiting
twirler, allowed nine hits, but kept
them pretty well scattered. The
score:
Irvington Park 0 o 1000 02 la o /
Madison. 500. 0 100000 % 3 o
Observation-Disclosures and j. Kelly; Dick
son and Morgan.
Saturday afternoon on Browns
Oval the Oriole Juniors, of Harrison,
defeated the Orleans A. c., of Newark,
by the score of Is to 2. The feature
of the game was the battery work
of Lawless and Clark, of the winners.
struck out fourteen men and
gave but one base on balls.
Larry Hesterfer won his own game
yesterday. In the Silver Lake-Park-
way contest at Silver Lake Larry
walloped the ball safely and scored
the winning run for the Lakes. the
contest ending in a 4 to 3 score. He's
terrier twirled a great game for the
home team, holding the heavy
k~earnyites to four hits and tanning
eleven men. The home boys collect
ed a total of eleven safe bingles off
the delivery of McLaren. The score:
R.H.E.
ParkwaEs oSoooSoggdooI-s L 3
Observation-Disclosures and Del Tufo; Nc
Laren and Gavin.
The Savannah Colored Giants de-
feated the Suburban A. C.. at Morris
Park yesterday afternoon by the score
of 8 to 6. in a fast, hard hitting game.
The score:
R.H.E.
s saSnr6an e$doddod-s
.n Bsat sesen and Accooe; Banta
Batting Pitcher Yotten for five hits
in q row, scoring seven runs in the
third inning, resulted in an easy vic
tory for the Armorys over the Orange
=. 3. z. yesterday afternoon at Rose
vile oval. II was not until the last
inning that the visitors tailed their
only two runs. Cites pitching and
kelly's catch of a foul fly, reaching
the wire netting in front of the
grand stand, were the features
bischer's throw home. nipping a run
ner in the first inning. was also
The score: R.H.E
Orange BIC. 100000 5 .
AT%9tys .Ta. oo5oQ201t-Io 10 |
Otte and Donovan.
The Pacific A. C.. were handed a
drubbing at Pacific Oval yes.
terday afternoon. The All Stars, of
the Junior o. u. A. NJ. League, were
the troublemakers. and after nine in
nings of one-sided play the Stars
on the long end by 10 to 8. The
score:
Pacific A. c....... o0ooo0os15
S502.o200-1 Id
Socks and Bergner Umpire-Jessie
At West Side Oval yesterday after
the Ironside A. c. disposed OF
the Olympic A. A, by the score of s
to 8. A ninth inning rally which
Melted the home team three runs did
the trick.
The score: R.H.E.
Ironside A.c. o0020Os0O3-s 10 2
niDitN U W = L " l. Il w
Batteries-Blum and Nick Woods ana
The Bay View Wheelmen and the
Holy Name team each
took a game in their double header e
yesterday. The morning contest a.
West Side Oval went to the former
by 10 to T. while the Domins came
back on their grounds, Asylum Oval,
in the afternoon. and won, 8 to z.
The afternoon score:
Dominicans ......... / l 3S
Bay Views. .......,. 0 0 0 0 03 3 l OF
Batteries-Dubuc n Meyer; wharton
and Katz.
In the game at Roseville Oval yes
terday morning the Parkview A. C.
defeated the Roseville Stars 10 to g..
Doc Dougherty insisted on Pitcher
Haas using the balls he threw out
and when a dispute arouse on one
occasion Doc became Disguised and
walked off the field.