The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-13

TITS a tough proposition that confronts
the Parkway A. c.. of Kearny, at the
Parkway Oval, Harrison. tomorrow after
noon, when it will have as its opponents
the Newark A. A., of this city, in the Sec
ond of a series of games. On their last
visit to West Hudson the Newark put up
the strongest kind Of an argument and
made the Kearnyites hustle to win out 5 to
ing for revenge. and have considerably
strengthened their team, particularly in
their pitching department, in order that
they may be able to find the eveng The
Pathways will lineup the same team that
has been victorious in eleven games with
out a single defeat on the home grounds,
and have a feeling that if need be they
can shove the lever over a couple CT
notches and give Manager HoIler just a
trife more speed than his team can handle.
In the preliminary the Parkway Juniors
will meet the Alpha A. c., of this city.
The Parkway Juniors. of Kearny. have a
few open dates FOR teams Of their class.
Address Frederick Somer, 6 Davis avenue,
Kearny.
What should be a rattling good game,
Will come Off on Licorcie Oval tomorrow
morning, between the Hahne A. C. and
Imperial A. C. teams. The Hahne A. c.. Is
playing a good game, and the Imperials
will have to play hard to win. "Rube'
K~issler. who Is considered an iron man.
and who is pitching winning ball, will be
sent in to work against the Imperials,
while Schleer will o~ficiate behind the bat.
The Willow A. C. will go to Roselle
this afternoon and cross bats with the
Roselle b. B. G. team. The Roselles have
strengthened their team of late and should
make their opponents hustle I'd win, and as
both teams are playing fast ball, a good
game is anticipated. Davis, who has been
pitching winning ball Of late, will toe the
mark for the Willows. while old Reliable
Schau will be at The receiving end. Farrell
and Higgins viii work for Roselle.
On the Hilbert Oval, this afternoon, at
the corner of South and Pacific streets,
the Arion A. c.. will meet the Jefferson A.
A., and a good contest is looked for. The
game will be called OF $3.50 tomorrow after
noon. The Jeffersons will have a banner
attraction In the Railway Colored Giants,
who are playing the fastest kind OF base
ball, The Jeffersons are assured that the
Giants viii have their hands full tomorrow.
At Lewis Oval at 2:30 O'clock sharp To-
morrow afternoon. the Stanton Athletic
Club will cross bats with the Lewis r. C.
line up for the Stantons will be: Bur-
nett. centre field; Voelker, left field; Pfen-
ningwerth. third base; Solner. right field;
Hertzberg. short stop; Miller. first base;
Legiger. second base Sawyer. catcher;
Chick. pitch.
The Watsessing A. c.. and Bloomfield A.
A. win cross bats at the Williamson Owl
for a side bet of $500 this afternoon. AS
both are playing frst-class ball a good
game can be looked for. The teams will
lineup as follows:
Observation-Disclosures first base: Blunt,
shortstop; Bland, second base; Wolff,
pitcher Enderlin, catcher: Hollenbach,
left field: Fisher, third base; Jacobus,
Observation-Disclosures nrst base; Hard
wick, third base; sigler. left field: Carroll,
second base; Flannery, ahortstop; Waddiok,