Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-09
ARMORYS SPLIT
IN DOUBLE BILL
Naples Take Their Measure,
but They Beat the Mead
owbrOOks, to 0.
LLEWELLYNS DROP A GAME

The Afmory A. L. won ana loSl III
pair of games played yesterday.
The locals visited Kearny in the
morning, where they were beaten TO
by the Maple A. C. At Roseville
Oval in the afternoon the Armorys
shut out the Meadowbrooks by l
to score. 1t was a pitchers duel
between Durkee, of the Brooks, and
Scotty Waters, of the Armorys, in
which the former, although beaten,
had a shade. Durkee famed thir-
teen batsmen and allowed but three
hits, while Waters was touched up
for four safeties. The scores:
Morning Game: R.H.E
Armory A. CO 0 0 0 OIL o. 4
Maple A. Coo 010O2 2-5 II 4
Batteries-Banta and Mclaughlin;
Lewis and Van Aulen.
Afternoon Game: R.H. E.
Meadowb'k 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 4 4
Arn1orys ......0 0 0 900 1x-1 3 2
Batteries = Durkee and Crelin,
Waters and Mclaughlin.
The most decisive defeat ever hand
ed the Ironside F. c., at the Parkview
Oval, took place yesterday morning,
when the Lincoln Giants walloped the
Caseyites to the tune of II to 1.
Three pitchers were used by the
locals. Vossler, Wolf and Hughes, but
all seemed alike to the negro aggre-
cation.
The score: RH.E.
Ironsides ....1O000Oo 0 o. s
Lincolns ....2 1 9 0 3x-17 10 0
Batteries-Vossler, Wolf. Hughes
and Barrett Langford and Santop.
The Independents. of Watsessing,
took the measure of the Llewellyns,
of Bloomfield, to 5, on the latter's
grounds yesterday afternoon.
The score: R.H.E.
rndep'd'ts 80. 0 o 0051 1 2 % 10
Ilewellyns - 0 2 o 1 0 20 0 0-5 Z 3
es-Independents. Samuelson
and Daley; Llewellyns, Ravens, Hes
terfer and Gardner.
The contest between the Dominican
n. N. S. team and the Bay View
Wheelmen, at Dominican Field, yes
terday afternoon went eight innings
to an to s draw, when the latter
nine left the field after refusing to
abide by the decisions of the umpire.
The score: RHE.
B. V. W....S 10000 Is IL 2
Dominican ......0 0 0 0 0 1 SIS 6 6
Batteries-Combe and Buob; Pep
losli and Haggerty.
The Newark Colored Giants handed
the Telephone team 5 to defeat at
Athletic Park yesterday morning.
The score: R.H.E.
Telephone 80 0 0 0 1 90 o. 6 2
Giants .......0 0 0 0 1 0 l % IA 2
Batteries-Peterson and Stewart for
the Giants; Berger and King for
the Telephone Boys.
The Riordan A. A. defeated the
East Orange 3. B. C. by the score
of to at Riordan oval yesterday
afternoon. McLaren pitched a steady
game for the winners allowing five
hits and tanning twelve
other semi-Pro Games.
On fremont Oval R.H.E .
Imperial A. C.....O 0 1 0 3 o. II I
a.
Batteries-Imperials, Biegert and
Pfeifer; Millbrooks, Mousley and
Johnson.
RH.E.
Mtciair II. n. A 0 30 1 2 ? % II /
St Marys.....o 2 0 3 0 0 0 1 0-6 10 2
MISUNDERSTANDING H. N, Paxton,
Rose and Booth; St. Mary's, Rogers,
Brady and Bunner
The Original Senecas broke even
In two games yesterday, In the
morning they defeated the Oak A. c.,
on the Seneca Oval, the score being
S to 5, and in the afternoon they
went to woodside and lost to the
Woodsides in a Understanding game
the score being to s.
The Shriver A. A. defeated the
Mesco B. p. c.. of Jersey City, yes
terday afternoon, on the Shriver
Oval by a score of II to 5. The
feature of the game was the all
around playing of the Shrivers.
In an interesting game played on
the clark oval yeSteludS ditCi hooh
the McDonai1 Council team, of the
Royal Arcanym League, defeated the
Alley Boys Association.
en- the Pacific Oval yesterday af-
erneon ale Simmons A. A. defeated
iao RoseTille Tigers by score of 10
The Park A. c. of Newark, went
10 Orange yesterday and defeated
the Park A. C., of Orange, by a score
Of IS TO ..
The Spartans broke even yester-
day by winning from the Elizabeth
Lyceurss in the morning by a score
of II II 6, and losing to the Irving
ton Parks in the afternoon by a
score CO !.
Mailing their eighth straight VIC
tory Cor the season, the Orange VAL
ley \. C team yesterday defeated
by the Wellington A. C. on the local
teams home grounds by a score of
2 to /.
The married and single men Of Star
of Bethlehem Council No. 2476.
knights of Columbus. played base
ball yesterday morning at Cooper's
oval The game was exciting from
TART to finish, the score being tied
ntl the ninth inning, when a two
Sc hit gave the winning run to the
arried men.
BLUE AND CRIMSON CREWS
orr ON NATHT CnIIICEC