Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-02
SEM|-PRO TEAMS
PLAY MANY GAMES
Worthingtons Divide Double
Winning from Mohawk Giants
and Lose to T. A. B. S.
KILLERS BEAT PARKWAYS


break in their double bill yesterday.
They won from the Mohawk Giants,
s to 5, at Roseville oval in the morn
ing, and were beaten in Elizabeth
port in the afternoon by the T. A. B.
S. team by a to score. Billy Nor
genroth started on the mound for
the pump-workers in the morning
set-to, and pitched good ball for hve
innings, when he was forced to re-
tire in favor of Whelan, owing to an
injury he received in sliding home.
The afternoon affair was lost on err
rors. The locals used Copeland,
New Yorker, in the outfield, and
his misjudgment of three fly balls
cost the game. The Worthingtons
hit Doc Scanlon, the former Brook
Ign National Lacquer. for eleven safe
ties, while Jack Gilmore, who was
on the firing line for the visitors, was
touched up for only seven. The scores:
R.H. E.
Worthin's o i 0 8 0 0 Q 0x-6 10 2
Batteries-Peterson and Johnson;
Morgenroth, Whelan and Levine.
lworthin's o o1oosoo o. ii 8
IL. A. B. ST. Of 10 2x-6 Q
| observation-disclosures and Levine;
Scanlon and Pickering.
With several of the Orange A. c.
players in their lineup, including
Pitcher Glashauser, the new Teie-
phone team easily downed the Park
way A. c., II to 4. at Athletic Park.
Yesterday morning. Timely hitting,
| aided by errors, enabled the home
team to score often. Glashauser
| pitched steady ball and kept the
seven hits he allowed well scattered.
Tho score. r. H. E.
Parkways.O o 0 o Of "a
atteries-Glashauser and Killing;
| Beam and Gavin.
The Hilton A. c. scored victory
over the Bloomfield F. c. by a score
of IA to 2 at Bloomfield yesterday A
Total of sixteen safe drives, many for
extra bases, were corraled by the
visiting nine, while only six hits were
recorded from the delivery of Fred
ericlSs. who pitched for the Hiltons.
Tho score. r. H. e.
Hirn A. ella 90 0 Q b-14 16 8
Blod F. CO ~ .
Observation-Disclosures and Turzey;
United. e. Adams and T. Adams
The Forest Hill A. C. succeeded in
defeating the Manhattans, of New
| York. by the score of to 6. at Co
lumbia oval, yesterday afternoon.
Raw Blum's batting had much to do
with his teams victory. In five times
| bo
single Harry Rothfuss twirled good
ball throughout. The score:
Maintain o O II 40 Of s l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sachs;
Stone and Reuton.
The Irvington Parks hammered the
slants of Pitcher Blum, of the West
Sides, for twelve safe drives. and
won. IL to 7, at Irvington. yesterday
afternoon. Joe waterfield held the
West Sides to six hits and retired
thirteen batsmen on strikes. kelly's
heavy hitting and clever base steal
ing for the Parks was feature. The
i score. r. H. E.
/ Irvington % Z 0 1 1 0 l 2x-12 ~ 2
w. sides % l 0 81 8
/
! Blum and Scott
The Ironside F. c. defeated the
| Ridgewoods, Is to 5. at Parkyiew
oval yesterday morning, but lost to
| Cogans Smart Set, to 6, at Pater-
son, in the afternoon. Both con-
tests furnished some lively excite
ment throughout. The Ironers ham
mered out twenty three safe hits dur
ing the morning game. The scores:
RHE.
Ironside F. c.. 24025 OILS % 3
Batteries-7Ironsides, Hughes, Wharton
| and Stoll; RidgewOods. Edehold. O'Con-
nor i'a anu R.HE.
Ironsides ...... o11O0202e Q
| Smart Set. 90 90 0 ! 81 u 0
Batteries-voss and Barrett: White,
Buckner and Williams.
The Riordans lost to the Parkway
A. c., II to IA, in a game marked by
heavy hitting by both mines, at
Riordan Oval, yesterday afternoon.
Three home runs were recorded. Nc
Cormack getting two and Reynolds
the other,
i The Newark Centres disposed of
the Newark Reds. 5 to o. at Trow-
, bridge Oval yesterday morning.
| The Parkviews nosed out the New
! ark Giants, IA to Is. at Parkview
oval yesterday afternoon. The visit
/ ors had the game all but won in their
half of the nine. when they scored
four runs. The homesters were back