The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-27
MINES

The Cartaret F. C.. team on It's home
grounds Sunday afternoon won from the
Roselle 3. B. c.. team by a score of 3
runs to /.
A good player. who can play any posi-;
tion on the diamond except pitch, would
like to join some good 10 to IA. year old
team. Address Arthur Ginlian. "a Boudinot
street, or telephone 2212-R.
The Maple Juniors would like to arrange
games for August 81 and Labor Day, morn
ing and afternoon. with IL or IL year old
teams, Young HustIers, Branch Brook
1ia9s str BrofGo f b ne b n,s C xed ana 6r all air teams srnnnd ef
Address all challenges to Thomas G. Lud-
lum. TAT Kearny avenue, Kearny. N. ].
The Imperial B.. b.. C. would like games
for next Sunday and Labor Day with II
terdon street.
The Iona colored Giants have a few
open dates which they would like to fill
suitable guarantees. They have defeated
such teams as the Railways, carteret F.. c.,
Washington A. A. Harrison A. G.. Fish
M. c.. A. of Elizabeth fourteen i%nnlngs),
2 to 1; Montclair A. A., 3 to 1. Have
Labor Day morning open; also September !,
7, s.. IA and Is. For games address S. r.
Hoston, P. O. Box 80, New York city.
The Ashland A. c.. defeated the lBelvi-
dere B. b. c., Of East Orange, Saturday by
a score of s to 8. Thorne, of the Marshall
Giants, who started pitching for the BelVi,
htlC II. IL ~. go ~
get a lead which could not be overcome.
Jackson, who succeeded Thorne in the
fourth inning, held the Ashlands safe at
all times.
The Lackawanna A.. C. added another
victory to its long string by taking the
Silver Lake A. c. INTO camp by the de-
L~ackawannas' pitcher. was invincible, hold
ing the Silver Lakes at his mercy. The
Lacka wannas put W, a giit-edged article
of ball both in the field and at the bat.
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string games with the Enterprise A. c.
should communicate with. f. Stevenson, 81
avenue. Kearny. N. j.
Harry Henley, jr., would like to join
He formerly played with the Berean Jun
Tors in the Newark Junior League: His
address is 16 West End avenue, Vatlsburg.
The olymples, of Vailsburg, went 10
rlble drubbing at the hands OF the Sacred
py a score OF II TO g. 1t
was a good game up TO the sixth inning;
Then the Hearts landed on Carroll and
succeeded in knocking him out Of the box
in the seventh. Then Cassidy took the
honor of going on the mound for two in
and a base on balls. The features Of the
game were the batting Of johnson, who
made three home runs, ana the pitching OF
c.. Henry, who struck out hfteen men ana
allowed but five hits.
The Houston p. C. Juniors met and de-
feated the Defender A. A.. Sunday morn
by q score OF 5 to l. KID
held the Defenders down to two hits. He
would IA scored a shutout but for a
ielder's choice.
The Central A. c., of Harrison, would
like to hear from some semi-professional
teams, such as the B~roughtons. Of Bloom
field; Tigers, Of Vailsburg,. or the Com
and the Map.e a. G., OF Mont
Challenges should be sent to r.
Haskell, 61O Fourth street. Harrison, N. j.
Any IS or IA year old team wishing to
arrange games with the Elberon II. c.
may do so by sending challenges to the
captain. Thomas McInerny, is William
street.