Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-02


score:
Orange Valley A. Co.,. seeee0ese-a
Orange A C.............. oo0oo3s2z-s
Batteries-Horrocks and Henry,
Glasshauer and Cowan-
Twelve of the first fifteen batters to
face Foster, the East Orange Tigers
pitcher, famed in yesterdays game.
The opposing team was the YaiisburE
B. B. c. After the game was won.
Foster eased up, allowing three hits
and tanning only two more men. The
score:
East Orange Tigers. 0I1o8B0se-s
Vailsburg B. B. Co... 000110o0o-2
Batteries-Foster and Roeber; Sne-
don and Weber.
The Newark Whirlwinds were de-
feated by the Jersey r. c. at Boontou
yesterday. Erratic playing In the last
two innings caused the local boys
downfall The score:
Newark Whirlwinds.- 0o0e2o5e-s
Jersey f. c..........-... 90 o 00033x--s
Batteries-Kappel and voizht;
Hagedorn and Burdette.
The Broughtons shut out the Tabor
F. c. at Mt. Tabor yesterday Genin
y u
score:
Tabor r. c.......o o 0 0 0 o 0 0 90
Batteries-Genin and Bloomfield;
Simonson and HILL
Although Nispel. pitching for the
Montclair Holy Name team against
the Commonwealths, held his oppo-
nents TO three hits yesterday he lost
his game. The score:
Commonwealth -. 10003oe0e4 n
Montclair ii. N. 0 0 00001 IL 4
Batteries-Copeland and Kobler; Wis
pei and Booth. Umpire-Doc Dougherty.
Weidner, of the Windsors of this
city, shut out the Roselle Parks on
the latter's grounds yesterday. He
did not allow single hit. The score-
Windsor A. c.. Q 0 0 0 0 Q o.
Roselle Parks. 0 o o o 0 0 o Go
Batteries-weirner and coombs:
Dubash and Lindaro.
Joseph f. Nardiello, manger of the
Tiger A. A. nine, of Orange, is out
with a challenge TO the Orange Valley
team for a series of games. or one
game, for the championship of Or
ange. Nardiello thinks arrangements
can be made with Supervisor Wright
TO have the games played at the Or
ange Playground. Nardiello can be
found at II Joyce street, West Or
ange.
The Tottenville nine has a few open
dates it would like to MI with first
class semi-pro attractions. The Wallis
burgs and Hello Boys are preferred
Manager James Burns, of 6 New York
avenue. is doing the booking.
The Montgomery B. 3. C. have all
Saturdays in September open except
September 20, and would like to hear
from first class teams such as the
New Providence, Summit Y. NJ.
c. A, Madison, Bernardsviile,
the Dover Y. NJ. C. A, or any other
first class semi-pro team. After the
game with Hilton on Saturday az
ternoon in which the Montgornerys
were defeated by a TO 4 score, the
| drawing for the Frank Hayes benefit
gold piece was held. o. E. Dassing
was the lucky winner. L. A. English,
of 36S South Avon avenue, is doing
the booking for the Montgomerys.
The Savannah Colored Giants would
| like to fill September 7, IA and q
with the Ironsides, Newark Athletics,
| CllGcs 4 dleISOn or
any equally good home team offering
fair inducements. Charles Williams,
of a. East 1920 street, New York, is
looking after the interests of the
] Giants.
The Splitdorf nine of the Manufac-
! turers' League is under the manage
ment of Matt Dukilt, the former
manager of the Clifton A. A Dukilt
is anxious to book mid-week games
as well as Sunday contests, and would
Ike to hear from the Hospital nine
OF Oyerbrook, the Deal team. Long
Branch, or any equally strong semi
pro team having home grounds, and
offering suitable inducements. Dukilt
can be reached at 100 South Orange
avenue.
Gus Schwartz is batting $40 for
niieteen games in the Westchester
League. He is playing with the
Bronx Athletics.
SAVANNAH WINS FLAG