The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
AMATEUR GAMES
NEWARK A. A. AND ESSEX
CLASH TOMORROW.

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is expected that lot of rooters from Sc
ton Hall College will be on hand to give
| their former team and college mate en-
| coura cement Lounsberry. who is con-
sidered a star twirler, will be on the slab
| for the Basexs The game will start at
10.15 a. m. and Harry Busch will umpire.
| The lineup. NewarlSs, Thoret, right neld'
volker. first base; Lang. third base, Zirn-
norman. shortstop; Mayer. left field;
| Barth. centre field. Glasser. second base
| Cayanaugh. catcher; Pender. pitcher Es-
sex b. b. c.. Scanlon, second base Os-
wald. third base james Tuite, centre held;
Travena, right field; Fehn, first base
John Tuite. left field Joaquin. shortstop,
Trengrove catcher; Lounsberry pitcher.
Prosrnm Mt RosevilIe Oval.
While the game between the Rose
! villes and the Chatham Lackawanna Leas
uers tomorrow. at the Roseville oval
will be the feature event, the game tli,s l,s
afternoon, when the Millburns tackle
the Rosevilles, is expected to also fur
nish lots of sport for the lovers OF
| baseball Timbrook and Lamar VIII
do the battery work for the Chathams
tomorrow, and Egler will be seen at
| first base.
FRANKLIN A. A. VS.. Woodside ~ O.
The Franklin A. A. team will meet the
Woodside A. C. at Morris Park this after
noon. AS this will be the first meeting OF
these teams and as both are playing fast
ball of late good game is anticipated.
The lineup of the Franklins will be as fol-
| lows. Saul, second base; Speary, snort
sion Donnelly, third base; Welsher,
catcher. Henderson or Risler, first base;
o,Niel. left field; Slater, centre neld'
| Doremus or Henderson, right Held Con-
Ian. pitcher The game will be called at
$3.50 o'clock.
prosDect Juniors VS.. Columbia A. G.
ror their opponents tomorrow afternoon
on the Newark f. c. grounds the Pros
meet Juniors will have the strong Column
b,a A. G. The Columbias have been play
ing good ball of late. and have tasteo
defeat but once, and they expect to trounce
the Prospects. The Prospects also haNe
established record for themselves anu
they have great confidence of annexing
this game to their long string of victories
newark CoIored Giants VS.. Miliburns'
The Newark Colored Giants will meet the
fast Millburn A. c.. of Millburn, on the
Wright street grounds this afternoon IN .ne .he
second game of a series. The Giants won the
hrst game by score of to 8, and the
Millburns are coming this time for re-
venge The Giants have long string OF
victories and are prepared to give any
team hard game. The TrengroVe
brothers will be in the points for Millourn,
with Green and washington for the Giants
Essex b. b. G. VS.. st. Benedicts.
The Essex b. b. C. and ST Benedict s
B. B. c. will meet in their third game OF
n series tomorrow afternoon on the Essex
oval. While the Saints won the first
two games. to and to 4, the Essex
think they have chance TO redeem them
selves before the season is over and Man
ager I.usinger has secured Gus Rochelle
one of the best sen1i-professioDal pitch
ers TO do the trick. The lineup: st. Bene-
I dicts-Glutting first base; Vogt, third
base; Volker, second base: w. Hoehe'
} shortstop; Wooster, centre field; Huebner,
left field; Kunde right field; Felrer, catch
er, and Hoehe. pitcher. Essex-Tuite, left
field; James Tuite, right field; Oschwald.
third base; Travena, right field; Scanlon,
second base; Trengrove, catcher; Fehn,
first base Joaquin, shortstop, and Ro-
chelle pitcher. Tomorrow morning Louns-
berry and Trengrove will be the battery
against the Newark A. A.
Nationals VS.. COlored Giants.
At the West Side Oval, tomorrow after
noon. the National Turner'S will have for
their opponents the crack Newark Coored
Giants in the second game of a series.
The Giants just now are playing the game
of their lives. and can be depended upon
to give the Turner'S strong argument.
Manager Carter will have out bis best team
for this game and will try hard to make
up for their first defeat at the hands of the
Turner's The Turner'S will have out their
usual strong team. and they will try hard
10 keep up their good record. Van Giesen,
who has been pitching such good ball for
the Turner's will again be on the firing line
with Langheld on the receiving end. RAN
dolph and Washington will work for the
/ Giants The game will be called at $3.50
p. m.
BrOughtons VS.. Nutleys.
The Broughton Club will meet the Nut
ley A. C. at Nutley this afternoon. This
will be the first meeting of the clubs, and
as both have excellent records this season
a good game is looked for. Next Satur-
day the Broughtons will meet the st..
Joseph A. A, of this city, at Bloomfield.
A previous meeting of the clubs reseulted
In an overwhelming victory for the
former and the Saints" will try hard TO
even up matters. The Tiger A. c. will
cross bats with the Broughtons September
2l and another hard struggle is looked for.
| The Tigers have lost few games this sea-
son and one was to the Broughtons. Sep
tember 2S is an open date and the mana
ger would like TO arrange a game with the
Verona A. c. Address W. II. Redfearn
% Pitt street Bloomfield.
Wants to Arrange Skating Match.
Master e. j. Burke. of Brooklyn. would
! like to arrange a roller skating match
with any of the best skaters in Newark
either fancy or for speed, to be run either
/ in Newark or Brooklyn under the A. A
I U. rules. This boy is considered second
TO none in speed. having won several races
at Coney Island and in Brooklyn. Any
skater who wants a match please address
| Eugene O'Ntara, manager e. ]. Burke, "A
Oxford street.
ParI<Vyays vs.. Union COlOred Giants.
! At the Parkway Oval. Harrison. to-mor-
row afternoon the Parkway A. c., of
Kearny win line up against the Union
Colored Giants, OF New York The Unions
have the reputation of being a fast aggre-
cation Of ball tossers, and are 'ft" among
the colored teams Of the metropolis when
1t comes TO handing out speedy baseball.
BE sides this. 1t is intimated that when
they unwind their monologue department
they've got Lew Dockstader beaten seven
ways. That the Parkways' game has been
Slipping a couple OF cogs during their re-
cent engagements Manager Arnot ac-
knowledses but states that he has Sc
cured expert advice on the defect to such
an extent that he is confident to-morrow's
game will demonstrate It's entire eradca-
ton and that the Kearnyites will again
hit their winning stride In the preimi-
nary the Juniors will line up against the
Orleans A. G.. Of this city, in the last