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

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Majestic Stars 1890. 90 0001 Ia =
Delawanna ............. 90 0 0 o OIL !,
For the second time this season the &
famous Lincoln Giants downed the 3
Worthington Baseball Club, of this
city to 8, at Columbia Oval, Forest
Hill. yesterday morning. The pump
workers made an uphill fight for vic
tory and In the final round tailed
four runs. Cannon BALI Redding
was on the mound for the Lincolns,
and he did we'll Billy Morgenroth,
who pitched for the Worthingtons,
was hit hard. but kept the bingIes
pretty well scattered. Gus Schwarz
and Joe Harter each hit for circuit
clouts. The score: R.H.E.
lWorthington 20 0 0 0 1 1 0 As 16
Lin. Giants....0 0 A 1 0 0 0x-9 10
acknowledgements and Levine;
Redding and Santop.
The Forest Hill Clubs victory over
the Nutley A c., 10 to 2, at Columbia
Oval, Forest Hill, yesterday after =
noon, ended a five-game series be- +.
tween the mines. The Killers won !.
yesterday was an interesting one
until the eighth session, when the +
Killers scored seven runs. Steinberg
started on the rubber for Nutley and -
pitched fine ball until the eighth,
when he filled the sacks with one
out. German relieved him, and Gus +
Schwarz, the Killers crack outfielder, =
greeted him with a slashing home
run, bringing over three men aheadv,
of him. Stony Machette pitched the \
final three innings for the Killers" i
after Whelan had been banished from
the game by Umpire Dougherty. !.
whose decisions. by the way, weree,
away off color for both clubs. Theo,
score: R.H.E.
Forest HILL. % 0o11o17x-1O 10 81
Nutley A. CO 0 2 o 0 o 0 o o. 9 Is
Batteries-Whelan, Machette and
Sache; Steinberg. German and Henry
fans
With Ernie Wolf pitching, the IRON
side r. G. took the williamsport Club
into camp at Parkview Oval yester-s,
day morning by the close score of 81.
to 1. Wolf held his opponents tor.
-four hits and forced eleven batsmen
to fan. Ring, the opposing twirler.e
was also in good form. allowing theo,
Ironers but six hits. 1t was any-.3
bodys game until the local nine'sui
half of the final inning. Barrett \.
started the rally with a double, adj
vanced to third on VOLTS sacrifice
and scored on Van SAINTS safety. The
score: R.HE
lronsides ....1 0 100 01-2 81
Williamsport o 0 0 1 0 0 o o OIL 4 l..
Batteries-Wolf and Barrett; Ring !,
and Fritz. .s-sI
AT Athletic Park yesterday after &
noon the Armory A. c. managed tor;
squeeze in a victory over the New
York Telephone team by TO 6 after
ten innings of interesting baseball y
1t was an even pitching affair be-ls
tween Frank Ellison, of the Tele-
phoners, and Hackett, of the winners
The score: R.H.E.s
Telephone 20 0 Of 0 0 0 0 0-6 5 g..
Armory ....001 020120 IL Sc
Batteries-Ellison and Killing; Hacke, !,
EFT and Boyle.
The Parkview A. c. downed the
Westfield B. B. c., to g. in the first -
Of a series of games at ParkviewS
Oval yesterday afternoon. White
pitched steady ball for the winners,
with the exception of the second in
ming, when a pass and three success
sive hits netted the visitors trio of
runs. The score:
R.H.E.
Parkview -. 0 90 000x--5 9
Westfield -. 0 3 0 o 0 0 0 0 0--3
Batteries-White and Davis; Fred
ericks, Mcnamara and Walker.
The Vailsburg B. B. c. once more
defeated the Dominican H. N. S. team
at Dominican Field, the score yesterT
day afternoon resulting to In favor
of the visiting nine. A large crowd
was on hand to witness the rival
teams perform and the contest was
replete with exciting plays.
| The South Orange II. N. S. nine re-
corded it's sixth straight victory yes-
terday, defeating the st. Rocco's Holy
Name team, IS to 4, at Holy Name
Field, South Orange.
The Morristown A. A. was beaten
in the first of series of games for
the Morris county title, at Norris
town yesterday losing to the Dover
Stars by a to score.
In a well-played game at Heidel-
berg Park yesterday afternoon tho
Newark Centre A. c. won from the
Parkview p. c. by score of to B.
In a contest which went twelve
innings for decision, the Dominican
White Sox nosed out the Shiman-
Miller jewelers. League nine. 6 to s.,
at Dominican Field yesterday morn
ing.
| The Irvington Parks handed the
Koenig B. B. C. IL to 8 beating at
Irvington yesterday afternoon. Water
field twirled in his usual good form
and was never in danger. 49,
| Shriver OVAL Harrison, was the
scene of an exciting game yesterday
morning, when the st. Johns Holy
Name team won from the shriver
Club, II to 5. -
The Riordan A. A. walloped tba.
Clifton A. A.. II to 2, at Riordan oval
Harrison. yesterday afternoon