Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-23
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Rsetner, So. / 8 0IHowatt, ss.". z y
schwartz, CT. 0 0lSavage, TIA; ~, :
sacks. c...1 0IN'sch mo-. 20
novavsn, IT,. ! n'ersdy. Sd 81. : . Q
Rothfuss, 9 p.. 0 ogden, p....... Q l Q
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The Meadowbrooks and the PARK
views battled fifteen innings TO
to 4 draw at Parkview oval yes,
+srdav afternoon. Parkview started
off with three runs in the hrst ses-
sior hut the Meadowbrooks came
hack in the third and eveneo mat
+ers both tailed a point IN the
eighth. 1t was pretty pitcners ouei
between Durkee and Trumbull lot
sigbt innings, when the latter injured
his hin and was forced to retire IN
favor of Thompson. who held the
Meadowbrooks safe thereafter. Inc
score; ,.,,s R.H.E.
Meapo@ y ooo1ooOoo o. II 3
Parkviews-
batteries = Durkee and Crelin'
Trumbull, Thompson and DAVIS
At Athletic Park yesterday AFTER
noon. the New York Telephone nine
succeeded in shutting out the Cres-
cent A. A., II to 0. Glasshauser' the
winning teams finger, was In grea.
form. allowing out four scattered
hits. Brilliant fielding by English at
third base and the batting of Leimer'
Beesmer and Bixel were features
ees RH.E.
Telephone ..Oo22o 5x-12 IA
crescent 80 0 o 0 0 o
atteries-Glasshause and King
i Werner and G. Werner.
The Ironsides annexed double
header Yesterday. At Parkview Oval
in the morning they nosed out the
philadelphia Giants, 8 to ?. and at
Morristown in the afternoon won
from the Morristown A. A. to 3. In
both contests the Ironers' opponents
anneared sure victors until the latter
mart of the game. when rallies by
the locals put them ahead. Inc
'o s@e e game RHE
fronsi5es 90 100 q Ia 7 81
Giants .....0 0 o 0 0 0 o.
Batteries Schwartz, Hughes and
Barrett; Hawkins and johnson.
Afternoon game: R'H'E.
yronsides 80 0 0 0 0 SIS
Morristown ..11001O 0o-3 5
) Batteries-wolf and Barrett; Crow
ell. Welsh and Ahles.
The Dominican H. n. S. team tried
cut new battery against the Column
bia A. c. yesterday afternoon and
won, 2 to I. ]. Schwab and j. Whyle,
both six footers, who hail from Brook
lyn. did well, and will probably be
signed for the season
The Irvington Parks down the Rose
VILE Tigers to the tune of IL to l at
Irvington yesterday afternoon. Joe
Waterfield pitched a great game,
holding the Tigers to a pair of hits.
Although the Bloomfield F c. out
hit their opponents, 10 to 2. they were
beaten by the Jersey Athletes. to 2,
at Harrison Field. Bloomfield, yes
terday afternoon. A pair of wild |
throws gave the visitors a trio of |
runs.
The. Whirlwinds visited Dover yes
terday. where they lost to the Dover
Stars, 3 to 2 The Stars punched four
of their six hits in the seventh in
ming and batted out victory.
The Maple A. c. defeated the La
favette A. C. of Newark. by a scora
of to Yesterday morning on River
side Oval. The feature Of the game
was the pitching of Lewis, the Ma
pies twirler He allowed only Ave
hits and struck out nineteen men.
The Spartan A c. broke even in
two games played yesterday. defeat
ing the st. AIMS in the morning. I to
i. and losing to the Riordan A. A. in
the afternoon, 6 TO s.
In an exciting contest on Alexander
Oval yesterday afternoon the Ma
Witt n n. dClEdtVh NAlt s9pdiAACAh
r. c. by the score of 10 to 9. The
victory over the Southerns makes
total of seven consecutive victories
for the Navarres. Gina worked for
the Navarres, while Greene tossed
for the Southerns.
The Llewellyn Baseball Club of
Bloomfield defeated the Edison indie
pendents by the score of l TO on
Llewellyn Oval, Bloomfield. yester-
day The features Of the game was
the pitching of Hesterfer and the
fielding of Brady for the home club.
The Ballantine team defeated the
Benjamin and Johnes nine, Z to /,
on Ballantine oval, Saturday after
noon. Abrecht clouted the ball for
the circuit with two on the bases in
the fifth inning.
The Orange Valley A; C. landed
their tenth straight victory of the
season yesterday, defeating the
Atchison A. c. team by a score of 10
to in a lively game on the Or
angeites' home grounds. Ellison, of
the vailsburg Tigers, who did the
hurting for the Atchisons, was I'M