Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-14

The Ironside r. C. lost to the Lin
coin Giants s to at Parkview oval
yesterday morning, but succeeded in
downing the Superbas at Brooklyn in
| the afternoon to s. The morning
affair proved an exciting one, and
Pitcher George Hughes of the locals
acquitted himself creditably against
the Giants. The Lincolns led at the
end of the seventh round to 2, but
the Ironsides in one of their rallies
Melted five runs in the eighth. Wade
| toed the rubber for the visitors and
was hit safely nine times Speary,
Frank Wiley and Egler fielded SEN
sationally for the home club, while
Lloyd and Wiley starred at the bat
for the Lincolns, dividing eight hits
evenly.
The afternoon contest proved q
hummer until rain halted matters in
the sixth inning. Frank Wiley and
Jack Kurfess, of the Ironsides, made
circuit clouts. Ernie Wolf pitched
for the locals and was In good FORM
The scores:
Morning game: RHE
Ironsides -. 00020 20 o 5 OF 0 Z
Lincolns -. 90 24020 0-8 16
atteries-Hughes and Barrett;
Wade and Santop.
Afternoon game: R.H.E
Ironsides .......... g / 2 0 0-6
Suburbans ....... Al 90 0 0-5
Batteries-Wolf and Barrett; Case
and w. Schneider.
At Athletic Park yesterday morn
ing the Vailsburg B. b. C. nosed out
the Whirlwind A. A. to 4. The
Vailsburgs won the game in the ninth
when with two out Hecht hit safely
and fetched in two runners. Crane
and Weber formed the winning bat
terry, while Veil and Mayer did the
heavy work for the Whirlwinds.
A total Of twenty-three safe hits
which netted eleven runs, were Sc.
cured off the delivery of Pitcher Lew
!; Bender, of the Spartans, at Johnson's
oval yesterday afternoon, Ind as &
result the Spartans were beaten by
the Milford A. c. II to 4. Pitcher
Frey, of the winners, held his oppo-
nents to three hits. The batting of
! Magnusson for the Mifords featured
He had homer. 'ouble and triple In
four times up. The score: R.H. e.
Milford go. o o 105 4 XII 20
Spartans -. 900 3 0 1 0 0 o. 8
Batteries-Frey and Magnusson; L
Bender and Orth.
The Koenig baseball team defeated
the Balbach Baseball Club at the Ir.
vington Park Oval yesterday by 9
, score of ga. The score: R.H. e
Balbach B. B. C. 0 0 0 0 "a
} Koenigs ........... 121 0x-8 ~
/ Batteries-Ulrich and Paterson
, Kelly, Momm and Miller.
In one Of the best contests played
| at Elizabeth this season the Lincor
Giants defeated the crack II. A. B
} S. nine yesterday afternoon by thu
score of to 4. Santop. catcher fol-
the Giants, made the longest hit o.
the season when he knocked the bal
over the right field fence-a distanc,
of 4S5 feet-for a home run. Rup'
Mills, of this city, played fine ball fol
the Tabs.
That victory, to 1, which
Dave Driscolls band Of New Bruins
J wick balltossers secured from thu
: New York National Leaguers eyes
! terday, indicates the class of tn,
big Middlesex county aggregation
The New Brunswick nine is, with
| nf
] the semi-pro lot In the country
Jimmy Clinton, who pitched, allowed
only four hits. The contest was wit
messed by a record crowd.
The Majestic Stars and the An
chors of Lyndhurst battled two in
nings at Lyndhurst yesterday whei
rain interfered, the score at thi
time being upsticks. to 1. The Ma
jestic Stars scored In the first an,
! the Anchors In the second. The Star
have Saturday and Sunday, July !
and 20, open for first-class teams Of
fering fair inducements. Communi
: cate with Frank Lurch by phone
1471-R Market, between 1880 and
p. m. any evening.
In a contest which lasted five in
nings the Navarro A. A. defeated tn
Gladstones by the score of Z to 4 oil
Alexander oval yesterday Afternoon
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