The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-05
AMATEUR MINES

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A. c. Any Is or 16 year old teams wishing
to play, games to be played on their own
grounds, Kearny Oval, Halstead, street
lenges to j.. G. Beveridge, 294 Maple street,
Kearny. The Kearayites also awe all
Saturdays in september open and would
p. G. and all other teams of like strength.
The Branch Brook Boys added to their
record a double victory. Sunday they de,
Labor Day they defeated the Maple
Juniors. They would like to hear from the
West End Juniors for a game Saturday
afternoon; Any team averaging II years
wishing to arrange a game with the
Branch Brook Boys may do so by sending
challenges to Nick Casall, 1O Seventh
avenue.
The st. Paul's F. c., of East Orange, has
an open date Saturday. The St. Pauls
have won item games out of fourteen so
far, this season. having defeated the Me
tuchens, Maplewoods, Roselands. Livings-
tons. Maple A. c., TEinitys. of BROOKLYN;
Verona A. c.. etc. Teams of like strength
desiring a good attraction for Saturday
address George NJ. Smith, % North Nine
tenth street, East Orange, or room SoS,
BAG Broadway. New York.
The Athletic A. A. would like to book
games for Sunday mornings and after
Moons for the rest of the season. Address
f. WSff, 1877 Seymour avenue.
The o. N. It's will play the Y. M. c. A.
team at Elizabeth Saturday. The O.. N.
is have September 8; IA, p. q p, 2S and
Newark.
The spalding A. c.sbas Sunday open and
would like to arrange a game with some
irst-class team. Address G.. Schrade, 40S
Grove street.
The Crescent A. A. has a few open dates
and would like to hear from the Pathways,
Washington A. A. and Nutiey A.. G.. Of
Nutley. Address 81 FULLY. 80 Passaic
avenue.
The Original Silver Lake A. A.. has Sun
! daN rnnn and uyould lilo IN orr0npn a ora mi
with a irst-class team, game to be played
at home or away from home. Roseyills
| Giants, Tronsides. Washington 4. A., Wat
sessing A. A. preferred AWAY from home.
Address Communication TO A. j. Castellano,
800 Broad street; telephone 40.
The Woodland P. c. has Sunday morning
open for z game with a 13 to Ia year old
team; Charles Grauff, manager. % Kent
street.
The Armory Boys played two games
Monday afternoon and won both by scores
of 8 to 8 and s to T. The features of the
games We're the pitching of ]. Walsak and
the batting of e. Werner, j. Hearon, H..
Heller and a great running catch by H..
Heller: For games address q. Werner, ia
Norfolk street.
The Bay View wheelmen B. B. c. has
Saturday and Sunday open for first-class
teams Offering good Inducements. The
wheelmen are playing a fine article of ball
at present and a good attraction is assured
by addressing Thomas DAILY, 556 South
Tenth street.
The Astor JUNIORS defeated the National
A. A. Monday by a score Of 8 to 0. The
some good pitcher and catcher. Any 10
or II year old teams wishing TO arrange
games for Saturday may do so by sending
challenges 10 Frank Outer, manager,
Nineteenth street and Springfield avenue.
At the West Side oval. Sunday afternoon.
the National Turner's will have as their
opponents the crack Newark .Colored
Giants. This team. since losing its first
game to the Turner's. has been greatly
strengthened by the addition of several
colored "stars of the diamond" and has
Giants past record of seventeen victories
out of twenty games played shows they
are capable of a fast article of ball and
this game should prove q hummer, 1t being
the second game of a series of three. AS the
Turner'S took the first game by a score
of Z to 8, the colored boys will try hard
to annex this game in order to even up
the score. Manager Carter viii have out
his crack colored battery, Randolph and
Washington, for this game. Van Giesen
and Laughed viii work for the Turner's
and they can be depended upon to give a
good account of themselves. The game
viii be called at $3.50 p. m.
The Lone Star p. 9 would like to play
any II or y year old teams, such as the
Young Athletics, Moons and Hustler A.
c. All Sunday mornings and afternoons
are open dates in September; The lineup
ond base; II. Hunt, third base; j. Dice,
shortstop; T.. Pelose, pitcher; V. Perello,
right field, t.. DOnnlck, catcher, j. Carl,
centre field; f. White, left field. Send
challenges. to Tony Pelose, 10 Union street.
Owing to the disbanding of the Amer
lean Star b. b. c., it will hereafter be
known as the Yankee Boys b. B. G. Hav-
ing lost some of their players they will
now average at 13 to II years old and Will
play the best teams at this average. Hav-
ing secured some new players, they expect
TO win many games and will try and play
their best at all stages of the game. Hav-
ing a good reputation about the city, they
expect to draw a large crowd at all games,
will be played at Cort's Oval. The
lineup is as follows: Ditzold, pitcher;
Mayer, catcher; Wedin. first base. Smith,
second base, Hiemstraw, shortstop; Bells
Ter, third base: Muerer, right field; Kabis.
centre field: Biebel, left field. The Yankee
Bows would like to line up against the
Pastofice A. C., Berean A. g, Electric
Stars, Elton b. B. G. and Eagles. Sunday
ienges to William Mayer. 297 Bergen street.
Harry Healey. jr., would like to join
some good IA to 10 year old team as
catcher. He formerly played with the
Berean Juniors in the Newark Junior
League. Send all communications to Harry
s. Healey, jr.. 16 West End avenue, Walls
burg. or telephone 3524-W IN the morning
between the hours of 8 and IL and at night
between 5 and 6.
Semi-professional teams wishing to at-
range games with the Union "A. A. OF Irv-
ington can be accommodated by address,
the manager, Frank Il. Leroy, Clin-
ton avenue, lrvington. Such teams as the
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