The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-17

The White Stars have ~reorganized for
the season and will lineup against any A
to Is year old team Manager Quenzer has
signed a few new players. The lineup
will be as follows against the strong Wood
land Juniors: B. REFER, right field; A..
DICK, centre field, and the heavy-hitting
left fielder, Tommy Jameson, who was
lately with the Ragtlmes. of Arlington
Protectory, and the first m D.. Col
Inns, who was secured from the Independ-
ent Juniors; /. Schroeder, second base, and
the crack shortstop. Tommy Gibbin. and
third baseman, T.. Bessel. The two latter
players were lately playing with the strong
independent A. G. T. Laubenstein will be
at the receiving end, and F. Farer, from
the strong Elm 4. C., who is now play
ing with the White Stars, will be on the
hring line; ]. Cless was signed as a
substitute.
In a one-sided game, the Colonial A. A.,
OF kearny, met and defeated the West
Ends Saturday afternoon by a score of II
to 0. The Colonials touched Wiley, the
Arlington A. A. pitcher, up for sixteen
hits for a total of twenty-four bases,
while Sims's pitching was of the gilt
edged kind, only allowing three scattered
hits. The Colonials have next Saturday
and Sunday open for any frst-class team
offering suitable inducements, the Airing
ton A. A. preferred. Manager Wilkie, Of
the Colonials, is over-anxious to arrange
a game with the Arlingtons for the cham
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to hear from hem.
The Atlantic Regulars would like to ar
range games with teams averaging is tc
II years for Sunday mornings and after
moons; also Saturday afternoons. They
would like to hear from the Arsdale
Tigers, of Va%ilsburg; Columbia A. c., of
Passaic: Active A. c., Woodland A.. c.
Address William Schneider, PSI Hunter
don street. The Atlantic Regulars draw
ing for a $3.50 gold piece will take place
July % at Sehober's cafe, Fifteenth ave
nue. and Hunterdon street. The Atlantic
Regulars will meet the strong Elger A.
c., on Cort's Oval, Sunday morning.
The Brookside A.. c. visited Paterson.
Sunday, and defeated the strong American
a. e., of that place, by a score of 3 to 2.
The Brookside A. G. have a few Saturdays
and Sundays in July and August open, and
like to hear from all first-class teams
wishing a banner attraction and giving a
suitable Indictment, such teams as the
Washington A. A. Arlington A. A, Gar
WOO A. e. Parkways' OF kearny. and
ferred. All teams wishing to book games
may do so by communicating with William
40 Kent street.
The -Oaklands. of Harrison. who have
played fifteen games and lost but one. went
to South Orange Sunday and played the
South Orange A. G, the game ending In n
DISPUTE, In the tenth inning. Gebhardt, of
the Oaklands, with the bases full, batted
out a three-base hit and IN trying 10 stretch
IL into a home run was put out at the
plate, which made the third out. The
umpire then said that the runs scored on
the hit did not count, so refusing to abide
by the nmpire's decision, Manager Nc
Learen called his team off the field.
Saturday the Alpha A. c. will go to
Morristown and play the strong Parksides.
of that place. After a poor start. the
Alphas are now playing fast ball and will
make the Parksldes hustle If they EXPECT
to win. Dunn will toe the mark for
the Alphas, while Griffin will be al the
receiving end. Manager Heine has signed
several new pla3 ers. who he thinks will
make good. There still remain a few