The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-13

pitcher: Vesterman. catcher; Shaw, centre
field; DIN, right field.
In a h~eavy-hitting game yesterday after
noon at the School street oval the Newark
Juniors defeated the Academy Stars by a
score of 7 to 2. The feature of the game
Juniors, who had three two-base hits to his
credit. The score;
Academy Stars 10 0 o 1 0 / 0 o.
The Essex B. B. C. will meet he strong
Dolma A. c. on the Essex Oval, Thomas
and Dawson streets, tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 sharp. The Donna A. c. Is one Of
the best semi-professional teams here
abouts, having players who formerly
played with the Forest Hills. Suburbans
and o. N. rs. Manager Scanlon hopes to
break the hoodoo which is hanging over
his team and give his many patrons a
winning team, which It is capable of doing.
Men are working on the grounds, and
they will be In good condition tomorrow.
The lineups will be:
Dolma A. C.-McCall. left field; Greece,
third base; Conway, first base; Arnheiter,
shortstop; Coulter, second base; Kistler,
centre field; Tully. right field; Kleinow,
catcher; scheppell, pitcher.
Essex B.. B. Cutie, left field; Trav-
ena, right field; Oswald, centre field; Scan
lon, second base; Sheridan. third base:
Woolley, shortstop; Fehn, first base; Todd,
catcher; Knego, pitcher. Hess Mill, UNI
pire.
The Eureka A. c. will have for its OBJ
ponents tomorrow morning On the Daw-
son street grounds the banner attraction
of the year in the Baltimore GiaQts. This
colored team ranks among the foremost In
the country. having to their credit vic
tories over the leading independent pro-
fessionals In all the eastern circuit. Be-
sides their w~ell-known playing abilities,
their Inimitable antics on the coaching
lines is a whole show in Itself, provoking
merriment throughout the entire game.
Land, their spectacular pitcher, will oc-
cupy the box and give an exhibition of
his acrobatic stunts on thes lines between
innings. The management hopes for a good
turnout at the game. as they have gone
to a considerable expense to secure this
high-class attraction. The teams will line
up as follows:
Baltimore Colored Observation-Disclosures.
right field; Green, centre field; Anthony,
third base; Hayes, shortstop; Ramsley, left
field; johnson, second base; Norman,
catcher; Lawson, first base; Land, pitcher.
Eureka A. C.-McKay, third Ease; Skid
more, shortstop; Decker. first base; Bou-
tllier, second base; Brlxius. centre field;
Barrett, catcher; j. Sickinger, centre field;
GLIB, right field; Shearan, pitcher.
The game will be called at 1890 sharp.
At West Side Oval, tomorrow afternoon,
the National Turner's will rave for their
opponents the Newark Colored Giants.
AS both teams are playing the fastest
kim of ball a good contest can be cooked
for. Manager Carter of the Giants has
greatly strengthened his team for this
game by the addition of several stars
from the Cuban and Baltimore Giants.
who will DO their best to give the Turner's
e beating The Giants recently beat the
Roseville A. c., Y to 3. which shows they
are capable of frst-class ball. The bat
terry for the Turner's will be Van Gfesen
and Langheld; for the Giants. Randolph
and Stewart. The game will be called at
$3.50 >. m