Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-21

=, who based his protest on the FAC
hat Speary and Pfahler were no
members of the Arlington nine blu
we're ringers" employed for the oc
,asion. The matter viii be taken III
BY a board of arbitration.
The game yesterday was interest
ng until the sixth inning, when tn
Arlington men hammered out thre'
uns. After that, Pitcher Reddington
# the winning side. experienced M
lificulty in keeping his opponents
veil in hand.
Gunnell, the right fielder of the Ar
ington nine, was the star swatsmar
# the day, for he had three drives tC
lis credit. The score:
ARLINGTON. MAPLE.
Ieberer, 3b.. ! 0 0Ieller, If. 49,.
peary. S.. 0 / 2ISavage, e., 0
Iunnell, rf... 1 3 OMays, ss..... 0
lynn. 1b.1 1 0Heath, h.. o 0
Iorg'nroth.cf . 1Draker, 3b.... ]
iaher, fl 0Rogers, III. 0 Q
lowe, 2b.. 0 / Holden, r.... 0 ]
'fahler, c.. o 1 0van Auelen c. 0 I
p 0 l 0Boan, Pin. y
-- sherlock -. o
Totals 80. 6 II
Totals .....
Slated for Boan In the ninth.
IIa aIRingto ci,'' ~ Q Q / 5 Q Y;
Heron Strong mt Bat.
The Meadow brooks lost to the Tabs
yesterday afternoon at ParkvieW
wal. the final tally reading II to s.
Reilly. the winning pitcher, had
on the ball and allowed
light hits. Heron, of the Il. a. b.
!. side, proved to be the Wagner of
he day by slamming out four hits
and Perna, also of the
abs, each contributed three safeties.
Gnbei An Iron Man"
Twice did victory perch on the BAN
err of the Vailsburg Tigers yester-
ay. Fhe morning game at the Rose
lille oval with the Chester A. c. was
AIKEN in hand by the score of to A.,
,hi1e the afternoon game with the
riental A. c., at the Vailsburg
rounds. resulted in a to | score In
ayor OF the Tigers. Bennett and Pat
flo. of the Tigers, were the hitting
tars in both games. GabeL the
laiIsburg pitcher, twirled in both
ames, and allowed each team f1ve
its.
Coughlin Back In Form.
Sid Coughlin, the Annex A. y.
itcher. returned to form yesterday
fternoon, and backed by the heavy
itting of his teammates won from
,e East Orange Holy Name team by
lie score of to 5, at Shellbark oval,
asst Orange. The Annex men found
yesterfeld, the opposing twirler, for
total of nineteen hits, Of which
lumber McCamley was responsible
II four. Six errors were made by
he Holy Name men.
Speedways Beaten Twice.
Reversing the usual order of things,
lie Speedway A. c.. of Irvington,
ent down to two defeats yesterday.
he Columbia A. c., of Vailsburg,
as the winner in the morning game
Speedway oval, Irvington, CO. the
.ore of 7 to 5. In the afternoon, at
olumbia oval, Forest Hill, the Speed
avs met the Westinghouse :. and
. team and were beaten by the score
7 to 2.
Ironsides Hit Hard.
In a Suggest yesterday afternoon at
1uth Side oval, Elizabeth avenue,
lie Ironside #. c. defeated the Nor
Tx Colored Giants, by the score of
to 6. Fifteen hits were secured by
lie Ironsides off the delivery of
rown. the colored twirler, while
ughes. the local moundsman. ar
wed ten hits. First-sacker Wiley
the Ironsides, had three hits to his
edit.
Kull Nine Successful.
Novelty reigned at the game be-
veen the Kull nine and the Spartan
c. yesterday morning at John
ms Oval, the Kull team winning
le game by the score of to 4. The
inning combination was composed
players whose family names We're
ul1. Despite the fact that they had
ever before played together, as a
am, the Kulls showed promising
'rm. F. Kull. the initial sacker,
ammered out three hits. Hayes and
fiefer, of the Spartans, each Sc
lred like number.
Banks in Cleanup Role.
The ancient melodrama entitled
Won in the Ninth was enacted yes
srday afternoon at Harrison Field,
Iarrison, by the Newark Colored
iants. In their game with the
bloomfield f. c. the Giants came to.
at in the last inning with the score
to s. A volley of hits populated the
acks, and a home-run drive by
anks. catcher of the colored team,
eared the bases and won the game
Y the score of 10 to 6.
Ffhser and Fredericks In Duel.
A pitching duel between Fisher. of
lie Irvington Parks, and Fredericks,
the Hilton r. c.. took place yes.
rday afternoon at Irvington, the
anne terminating in a score of 90
the tenth inning. Fisher allowed
We hits, while his opponent was
'und for six safeties. The batting
Turzy, of the Hiltons. was one OF
lie features of the game.
Tie Game.
In the rubber game of series yes
day afternoon with the Farmer b.
G. at Glendale, Long Island, the
ewark Stars managed to hold their
1ponentS TO I TO tie. Darkness
fused a cessation of hostilities at
lie end of the ninth inning.
First Victory for st. Aloysius Nine.
In the first game of series, the
tar of Bethlehem team was de-
ated yesterday morning by the st.
loysius team at Hawkinss Oval by
Ie score of to Z. Free hitting on
9TH sides made the result of the
ame uncertain until the last batter
as retired. The winners gathered
teen hits from the offerings of
Itcher Karl, while Pitcher Farley
as touched for twelve hits. Doyle
nd Connors featured at the bat for
ie winners, while Cutting. the left
slder of the Stars, did unusually et-
ctive work by pounding out four
is.
Tie Game for Morrietown,