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

At Oval, Harrison. tomorrow
afternoon the Parkway A. c., of Kearny,
wal have as its opponents in its thir-
teenth game on It's home grounds the
Original Ali-Stars. of this city. The Kear-
nyites took two of the three games be-
tween these leans last season. Neverthe-
less. Manager Mills will cross the river
full Of confidence in his teams ability to
break the Parkways' winning streak, and
figures that a good south wing a fast
fielding team and the fatal thirteen are
a. combination strong enough to serve up
the goods that'll make the Kearnyites'
CAPS fit them without the assistance Of a
''Riley.' The Pathways will line up as
usual, and declare that Georges south
wing doesn't worry them a bit, while as
to fatal numerals. they only know one,
20. and that belongs solely to the other
fellows. The preliminary between the
Parkway Juniors and their fellow towns
men. the Colonials. is sure to be a battle
royal. In their last game the Juniors
were victorious. and the Colonials are re-
turning with the avowed purpose of treat
Ing them really shameful. Tho Juniors.
however. are equally confident. and will
make them go their limit in order to win.
In tomorrow afternoons baseball con-
test at the Roseville oval. the Rosevilles
will buck up against the Vailsburgs.
ana fodTItll Will 10 luG DdlltIN
work for the Rosevilles. This afternoon
the Rosevilles will meet the Willows.
The batting order in the two games will
be as follows:
Roseville Athletic Club-King. right field
Lewis. first base; Boutillier, second base;
N~euschuander. shortstop; Ulrich. third
base: Connolly. left field; Kinney, centre
field; Greenwald. pitcher; Barrett. catcher.
Willow Athletic Club-Schluer, first base;
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Caffery. second base; Smith, shortstop;
Schall. catcher; Gillen. left field; Kissler.
centre field; Davis. pitcher.
Roseville Athletic Club-Greenwald, first
base: King. right field; Boutillier, second
base: N~euschuander, shortstop; Ulrich,
third base; Kinney. centre field; Connolly,
left field; Lewis. pitcher; Barrett, catcher;
Nailsburg Athletic Club = Kopfman,
shortstop: Wesby, second base: Welsher,
first base: Mischief. centre field; Mills,
third base. johnson, catcher; Kinney.
left field; K%reitler. right field; Reeves,
pitcher.
The Newark Colored Giants nave two
hard games on for today and tomorrow.
This afternoon the Giants will meet the
fast Railway Colored Giants on the Wash
ington A. A. grounds at Wright street,
and tomorrow they viii have the strong
Millburn A. c. on their home grounds. Hill
bert Oval. Tiehenor and Pacific streets.
The Millburns and Railways are both
strong teams and are playing fast ball,
and will make the local boys hustle to
beat them. The Newark Giants have de-
feated some of the best teams in Newark,
and have won nine out of the last eleven
games. The Giants always put up a good
game. and are great funmakers and have
a large following. Randolph and Steward
will do the battery work in both games for
the locals.
Tomorrow morning at the Thomas and
Dawson streets grounds the Eureka A. C.
will met the strong Newark A. A. in the
second game Of a series. Siberian will be
on the slab for the Eurekas, while Hayes,
the star pitcher from the st. Benedict team,
will serve them up for the Newark A. A.
The lineup:
Eureka A. c.-McKay. third base; Skid
more, shortstop; Decker, first base; Mills,
centre field; Gibbs. right field; Shields. Sec
ond base; Brixius, left field; Sickinger,
catcher; Siberian, pitcher.
Newark A. A.-Thoret, centre field;
Planer. shortstop; Lang, third base; Step
Ter, first base; Mayer. left field CHASER,
second base; Berth, right field; Cavanaugh,
catcher; Hayes, pitcher.
The game will be called at 1870 a. m.
h Sterling Social Society's baseball
team will met the Constitution A.. A. to-
morrow morning on Trowbridge's Oval, and
the Active A. A. in the afternoon at Cort's
Oval. The battery for the Sterllngs will
be Treihart and Schneider. The inheld.
which is one of the best in the city, win
consist of Weisman, first tase; Gallul, Sec
ond base, Klugman. shortstop, and 1.
Stahl, third base. Minder will be In left; ].
Stahl in centre and Bolton or Greenberg In
right field. II. Finklestein will pitch the
afternoon game. Manager q. NJ. Herman,
n Stratford place. will consider challenges
from 1e-year-old teams.
At West Side Oval tomorrow afternoon
the National Turner's will have the crack
Marion +. B. C., OF Jersey City. as their
opponents. This team is considered to be
one of the fastest playing around New
York and vrll try hard to take the Turner's
measure. As the Turner's are now playing
at the top Of their game they can be de-