The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06
AMATEUR MINES

The Outlaw A. c. added two more
games to its long list of victories last
week by defeating the Canadian Club, OF
Vailsburg, and the Invader B. B. c.. of
Club was a one-sided affair, but the game
with the Invaders was close and interest
ing; Tomorrow at Vailsburg the outlaws
Will cross bats with the Active A.. G, Of
Newark; A good game is anticipated, as
the Active A. c. will try hard to wipe out
theirfdefeat of two weeks ago.
The Armory A. C. would like to hear
from all "A to IS year old teams. septem-
Der s. % and 20 are open dates. Essex A.
A. Rose A. c., Woodland Juniors. Park
p pre =; ana Jefferson TsT a a., OF West Orange
William Borst. u Newark street.
The Electric Stars have all Sunday
mornings in September open but next Sun
cross bats with the strong Yankee Boys,
formerly the American Stars, on their
home grounds. The battery. for the Stars
Yankee Boys, Ditzold and Mayer. Any
14,year-old teams wishing to arrange games
with the Electric Stars address e. Bougas,
81 Grove street, Irvington.
All IA or 10 year old teams wishing
games with the HANDLERS should send to
John o'Hara, Franklin street, Silver Lake,
The Bloomfield Baseball club has to-
morrow open for a game on Its Williamson
avenue grounds, at Bloomfield, with any
nrst,elass club willing to play, for fair
A1aAto ~ -. DOuUt
field, or telephone tonight to James Grants
confectionery store, phone, No. 1861
Bloomfield.
The Woodland Juniors would like to hear
from all "a to 10 year old teams playing
for a small side bet: games to be played on
the Avon avenue and Tenth street grounds.
Houston r e. and Armory A. C. pre-
ferred. L. Huber, 422 Avon avenue.
Sunday morning there will be a game of
baseball played at the Licorice Oval,
Bloomfield avenue and Third street, be-
Regiment, N. G. N. J. Company r leads
the league at the present time with six
games won and no games lost and this will
Deov the Ie las game Company E has to
will be the battery for Company +. The
game will be called at 10 o'clock.
The Tigers, of Vailsburg, will play the
Orleans A. c.. of this city, tomorrow after
noon at the Tiger Oval. corner Mum and
South Orange avenues. The Tigers nave
made a good showing this season, losing
game is expected as the Newark lads are
In fine trim and should make the Tigers
fight hard for victory.
The Silver Lake A. c.. would like to
Sunday morning and with the Lacka-
wannas. Joseph Giuliano, 619 North Sixth
street.
Sunday morning at the Hawthorne ave-
the Ovals.
The strong Central A. A. will 60 to Arl-
1ngton tomorrow afternoon and will play
the crack Ragtime Juniors of that place.
The lineup OF the Centrals is ms follows:
II. Ritter, first base; N. Hartman, second
base; j.. Harberbush, shortstop; L. Crib
bins, third base; B: Farrell. catcher; II.
Casey, pitcher; ]. Werner. centre field; II.
Bauer, left field. and j. Sweeney, right
field. The Centrals have September 2S and
y omen for any 15,year-qld. teams. the
ferred. Frederick Bauer, 65 Newark street.
The Marie A. C. would like to hear from
W brennan, l., Boyle and g. Con-
nors, formerly of the Armorys, to play the
outfeld. Address b. Brady, 112 Norfolk
street.
The Trues Blues will meet tomorrow and
try to get revenge from the Ironbounds
who defeated them Labor Day afternoon by
lineup as follows: o. Rothenbery, left
field; G. Gliech, centre field; j. Walbroel,
berger, second base: F. Stable, shortstop;
@. Cutting, third base; II. Slaven, pitcher;
ii. Morgenroth, catcher, Any 10 to IA
year old team wishing TO arrange games
write to II. Slavin, 1O5 Maine street.
The lineup of the Readings is: Fltz-
maurice, catcher; Sehorn, pitcher; Taylor,
first base: Hassel. second base; Sasasi,
shortstop. Lovenguth, third base; Sayres,
Fix, right field. with Statsburg. w. Fitz-
maurice. O'Brien and Journey as substi-
tutes- j Lee acts as umpire for the Read
tngs. while w. Carroll Taylor, of 26 Taylor
street. will receive all challenges. Games
to be played on the Taylor grounds.
The Bay View Wheelmen b. b. C.. has
tomorrow and Sunday open for first-class
teams Offering reasonable Inducements. OF
the last nine cams played the wheelmen
have won six and lost two and played a
tie game with the Parkway A, c., of
Kearny. Considering that the Bay Views
are a travelling team their record this
year is good. Telephone evenings L. ID.
28iS-J. or 556 South Tenth street. Thomas
]. DAILY, manager.
The Elton b. b. c. will meet the Oneida
A. G. Sunday morning, at the Elton oval,
Hawthorne avenue. Sunday, September
-. q and 20 are open for 10 to 14-year-old
teams. games to be played at Hawthorne
avenue grounds. Send all communications
to J Friedman. 137 Livingston street.
The Senator r. c. would like to arrange
games for Sunday with any Is or Is year
old teams. Send all challenges to Q. e.
Hebeler. SIS New York avenue. They
would ike to hear FROM some fielders AID
a pitcher.
Last Dollar Excursion TO Hopatcong.
Tho last OF this seasons dollar excursions
to Lake Hopateong via View Jersey Central
Will leave Broad street at SOS q. m. ON sun
day, September sth. The 1ako Is more beauti-
full than ever.-Adv.