The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-20

pended upon to give a good account of
themselves. Van Giesen. who has been
pitching such good ball for the Turner'S,
will again do the slab work, while Lang
held will catch. The game will be called
at $3.50 p. m
The Durand B. BIC. will meet the Riker
Brothers B. 3. c. at Weequahie Park this
afternoon. AS there is considerable rivalry
between these two teams a rafting game
Is expected. Beside representing riva
jewelry shops a number Of players on botl
teams are former South End A. C. players
The game will be called at $3.50 at Base.
ball Ground No. l.
The Franklins will play the Nntley A. c
at Nutley this afternoon. In a game
played earlier in the season the Franklins
won by a close score. The Nutley team
has been strengthened of late and is pre-
pairing to down the Franklins.
At Heidelburg Park. Maplewood, tomor-
row afternoon, a game of baseball 10 de-
eide the championship Of the Hill section
will be played between the j. II. Flint As
ISOLATION and the KATE Kliner Association.
There has been a great rivalry between
these two factions, and 1t will be a game
worth witnessing. The lineup: KATE
Kline Association, Alex Kline, centre
field; Sci Goodman. catcher; Satchel Bill,
shortstop; John Mack, first base; Pinkus,
second base; William Ringley, third base
Kid Schneider, right field; c. G.. Bower,
left field; Morris Almonds, pitcher; Red
ney, umpire. j. II. cir Association,
william Grosshart. right field; Sure
Thing hurry, centre field; Butch" Issie,
pitcher; Terra Blsh" Charlie, left field;
"Hooples' Otto, second base; Marine"
Gottlieb, catcher; Natural. Baxten,
shortstop; ''Steeplechase Smile Fritz,
third base; "Zemstvo" Adolph. first base;
Joe Harder, umpire.
The st. Aloysius Juniors will play two
games Sunday. In the morning they meet
the Regulars, and in the afternoon they
play tho strong Brockton Juniors. The
Saints" ave been putting up q great
article of ball. having been defeated but
once In nineteen games, and, as usual,
expect a double victory. The Saints" de-
sire to cancel the game with the xavters
of Harrison owing to q miSnap 10 three OF
their star players.
The Spartan A. C. would like to ar
range games with any ~ to Ii year old
teamss Address George Schrier. manager,
So Lang street.
The Newark Centres will line up against
the strong Dljer A.. C. tomorrow after
noon. on the formers grounds, Hawthorne
avenue. Tomorrow morning Is an open
date for any II to Is year old team. Ad-
The Stanton A. c.. will meet the Unity
A. c.. tomorrow afternoon at the Avon
Oval. Chick and Sawyer will be the bat
terry Tor the Stantons.
This afternoon the Black Diamonds Will
line up against the strong Young Athletics;
The Black Diamonds, who have signed
four of the. Blue Boys, former amateur
champions OF Down Neck, are now play
ing fast ball, and a hard game Is expected.
The game will be played on Tyler oval
corner New York avenue and Tyler street,
at 2:SO sharp. The Black Diamonds VII
pitcher; Cavanagh, first basei Baze, second
base; f. Knox, shortstop; W. Amman,
third base; T. Knox, right held e. Am
The Black Diamonds would like to hear
from the divers. Send all communications
to r. Knox, 322 Elm street.
At Branch Brook Park this afternoon,
the Tritons Will cross bats with the st.
James A. A. in a Newark City Amateur
League contest. If the Tritons win they
will be tied for first place with the Davis
A. C. The probable lineup of the Tritons
will be: Clark. catcher; Jordan, pitcher;
Glaesar, first base, Sodfeld, second base;
Payne, left field; Z Sloss, centre field;
F. Gray. right field. The probable battery
for the Saints will be Carroll and Thorn
ton. The Trltons expect a victory, as they
have signed several new players during
the week, who will strengthen the team.
The North Roseville Stars will cross
bats with the North Eighth Street Stars
tomorrow afternoon. The battery for the
Rosevflle Stars will be A. Urso and S.
Criss. ANY team wishing to arrange a
game for July rs may do so by addressing
Alfonso Urso. 167 North Eighth street.
The Chesterfield A. G. would Ike to
hear from a few good. heavy-hitting field
ers Is years of age. Adam Saul, "a Seven
tenth avenue.
The Athletics. a fast travelling lrst-elass