Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
EAST SIDE TAKES
first IN ELEVENTH
This Was After Barringer Had
Tied Score in Ninth
Session.
TEAMS MEET AGAIN MAY rs

In an eieven-inning battle full Of
thrills and excitement Barringer lost
TO East Side High at the Newark
Public School Field. In Bloomfield
avenue, yesterday afternoon by a
score of 5 to 4. F7tzsimmonss bunt
down the third base line IN the elev-
enth scored Goldberg. who had
perched on first base after being hit.
and had advanced 20 second on
Lynch,s sacrifice.
The contest was easily the most In
teresting and exciting played at the
new field this season. It was the
first time that Barringer had tasted
defeat at the north end field. Her
recent victories over some OF the best
teams IN these parts gave their sup
porters much confidence, and even
city championship honors doomed on
the horizon.
No one can be blamed for the de-
feat, but the Barringer players them
selves. Lefty Steadman pitched good
enough ball to win any game. Cost
" errors by Outfelders Hagopian
and Mcbride helped East Side con-
giderably. while Third Baseman Har-
lander mussed a pair OF drives that
added TO the prospects OF the IRON
Founders
East Sides Support Perfect.
On the other hand Pitcher Billy
Gina, of East Side, was backed up
in fine style. His teammates showed
splendid defense at all times.
Both mines suffered from the loss
of players. Andy Dempsey, Barrin-
gers best all around man. has an
injured ankle, and was forced to wit
ness the contest from the side lines.
Big Jim Mcmahon, East Sides best
hur1er. is deficient in his studies, and
also had to be content to see his
teammates drill out victory. Ron
Smith. who has been Barringer' s
mainstay In the box for the past few
seasons, was also absent. The alb
sentees' places were well filled, how
ever, and the rivalry was just as
keen throughout as though they, too.
were In the game.
Barringer seemed a beaten team as
she took her turn at bat IN the ninth
inning. The one run advantage East
Side had corralled looked bigger than
the whole crowd of students who were
on hand, but with Coach Broadhead
urging them on the Barringer boys
were enabled to tie the count. With
two gone Harlander smashed a line
drive to right, which bounded badly,
and the young third sacker arnbled
all the way to third. Hulmes then
tapped to Fitzsimmons, who booted
the ball, and Harlander raced over
the plate with the tieing run.
A Four-base Swat.
East Side was the first TO score,
getting a run IN the third, when Earl
Gilbert. the Ironbound teams fielder,
made a home run to right centre
Barringer tied it up in the fourth
Mcbride hit clearly to left and tried
to score on Czina's wild throw to frs
on Mansfield, but was nipped on {
clever stop by Catcher George Bauers
/ Hagopian, moment later hit on'
| OF Czina's fast ones to right for thre'
bags. fetching over Mansfield. In th'
! fifth two more tallies were added by
the visitors, errors by Hagopian and
Mcbride doing the trick. Each scored
a run in the seventh. Schulte's triple
and an error counted for uptowners
while two more slip-ups netted tally
for East Side. Barringer recorded
its third run in the eighth. thret
passes and a single doing the trick
The teams will clash for the second
time at Wiedenmayer' Park OF
Wednesday, May %. Yesterdays
score: