Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-05
FOREST HILL NINE
GETS EVEN BREAK
Though Beaten by WOrthing-
tons Killers Hand Nutley
a TrOuncing.
ALL-STARS DOWN RIVALS

The Forest Hill A. C. split even in
their double-header yesterday, losing
to the Worthingtons 10 to at Column
bia oval in the morning and beating
the Nutley A C. at Nutley in the
afternoon to the tune of IA to 6. The
morning game was exciting all the
way, and it was not until the last
Hitler was retired that the Pump
Workers found victory safely in their
hands. The Killers went to bat in
the ninth inning with the score 10 to
in the visiting teams favor. They
batted in two runs before a man han
been retired, however, but the fol-
lowing three men were unable to
come through with the needed hit to
bring forth victory or at least tie.
The victory of the Forest Hill team
over the Nutley club In the afternoon
was a decisive one. The annual series
between these clubs now fayors the
Killers by three games to one. Simp-
son, Donnelly and Steinberg, Nutley's
trio of box men, were batted hard and
often. Whelaa toed the mound for
the Killers and performed well. Joe
Haberbush made a home run with
the bases filled, while Harry Roth
fuss got homer with two men on,
Schwarz had four safe hits, includ-
ing pair of doubles.
The Nutley Club defeated the Rior-
dams of Harrison in the morning by
a score of IS to s. 1t was a smuggling
affair, the Nutley team corralling a
total of twenty-five hits.
The Caldwell club lost the second
game on it's home grounds yesterday
afternoon, going down before the All
Stars of this city by a score of II to
8. The Stars came from behind and
won out in the last four innings.
|Shortway, Caldwell's mainstay, was
driven from the mound and was re-
lieved by Monroe who proved no bet
ter Huntley pitched the entire game
for the locals and although hit hard
did well in pinches. The contest went
over ten innings. foolish base running
by the Stars in the ninth causing the
extra round. The score:
PHE.
All Stars. 0 II 20 042 3-11 Is 8
Caldwell 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 o. s 10 1
Batteries - Huntley and Seery;
Shortway, Monroe and Levine.
Yuengling's pitching, aided by time
ly hitting on the part of his team
mates, enabled the Broughton Club,
of Bloomfield, to defeat the Watses-
sing B. B. c., to 3, at Watsessing
yesterday morning, in contest which
lasted ten innings. For seven innings
the home club enjoyed a lead of two
runs, but the Broughtons scored one
point in the eighth, and two more in
the ninth, which tied the tally, the
Daileyites having tailed another run
in their half of the eighth. Three
more runs in the tenth sewed the con-
test completely for the visitors.
Yuengling allowed six hits and
famed fourteen batsmen. The score:
RH.E.
Broughton =. 90 0 90 3-6 5
Watsessing i. 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0-3 6 8
Batteries-Yuenglin and Yackle;
bod and Daley.
A total of eighteen safe hits were
corraled from the delivery of Lanky
Schwab, of the Dominican II. N. S.
team at Dominican Field yesterday
afternoon, and the Vailsburg B. B. c.
were victors, after thirteen lengthy
rounds, IL to II. Frank Ellison, who
held the rubber for the winners was
touched up for thirteen clouts. Every
player on each team was enabled to
drive out one hit or more.