The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02

EXTRA=BASE HITTING RECORD
AMATEUR GAMES

The Montclair A. A. will clash with the
East Side F.. c. at the Park and Dodd
street grounds tomorrow. The teams met
once before this season, Montclair win
ming, 4 to 8. after ten innings. Reeves and
Teed will be the battery for Montclair n
Weiss and Mailman for the East Sides.
The Maher Fiockhart baseball nine
will meet a team from the Worthington
Pump Works tomorrow at the Hawkln
street oval. The Maher Flockharts beat
the Lambert Hosting Engine Company's
The team has open dates for Saturday
afternoons, August ~, "a. 81. for any shop
teams fl the city. Address Harry Steven
son. care Maher & Flockhart Company,
Polk street.
Roseville A c. balltossers expect that
the two games to be played by them to-
morrow and Sunday will be far from easy
propositions They will tackle the At
lantic A. c. team on the First street and
Sussex venue grounds. tomorrow after
noon, and will take on the Arions. at the
same place. Sunday, In the second game
of a series, the first having been taken
by the Arions. Foley, of last years
crack Ridgewood team, of Brooklyn, will
do the twirling for the Atlantics tomor-
row. and It Is believed that he will be
able to puzzle the Roseville batters. Gar
land, who has had experience In Eastern
League company tS,ad will play TSy for hq,od the IA At
IdIiilt6 at III a@1 III ~ AhAN =
shown that they are capable of travelling
In the fastest kind Of company. This was
proven Sunday. when they disposed of
the Ironsides. The Washingtons also sue
twirling for the Arions. while the Rose
vilIes will depend on Lewis, who has been
p ,rforming very creditably.
The two games between the Ironside A.
C. and Pathways of Kearny, should be red
hot contests. There has been considerable
talk ncross the river and on 1.-THE Hill
about these two teams. Kearny has Its
Pathways and the "Till" has It's 1ronsides.
The articles were drawn up a week g
last Sunday, and they have decided to play
play a series of three games. one to be
played Sunday morning at the West Side
Oval, and the other to be played on Sun
day afternoon at Parkway Oval. In case
the teams should break even, the de-
Gliding game will be played on SOME neutral
ground. The battery for the Ironsides will
be w Ulrich and Dauber Sunday morning.
While LLOYD and Christie will be the bat
terry for Parkway A. c. Cutter will nm
pire.
The Essex B. B.. c. will meet that strong
band of colored balltossers, the Newark
Coiored Giants, on the Essex Oval,
Thomas and Dawson streets. Sunday after
Giants-Morse, left field; Washington,
field; Stewart, catcher: Bowyne, first base;
Bolen. right field; Talmage, second base;
Randolf nitcher.
Essex-Tuite. left field; Travena. right
field; Oschwald, fiyst base; Scanlon, second
base; Sheridan. third base: Woolley, short
stop: Fehn, centre field. Todd and Hayes,
of the st. Benedicts, will pitch.
The woodside A. c. is to have two good
games on for tomorrow and Sunday. The
Woodsides will go to Rutherford tomor-
that place. This will he the first time in
several years that these teams have met,
and much interest is centred In the out
come. Clark and Hoag will form the bat
terys for the Woodsides. On Sunday the
Woodsides will again meet the Llewellyns:
of Bloomfield. These teams met several
interesting game. but the Llewellyns have
a much stronger infield now, and Wood
side will have to go some to win. Coev-
while Grohe andN Vesterman will likely
make up : e battery for the Llewellyns.
The Franklin A. A.. Of this city. will. go
to South Orange tomorrow afternoon to
meet the strong Field Club. Of that place.
The F%ranklins are putting up their usual
other victory. The FTankiins viii play the
deciding game of a series of three with
R~oseville August 10. Franklin's lineup is
as fs,rd d0ll 10y vs.: N San; sec 6Tst base base sG neSr1
shortstop; O'Neil. left field; Henderson.
right field; Slater. centre field; WeIsher,
cotcher; Conlon. pitcher.
At the Orange Oval. tomorrow after
noon. the Orange Fiald Club will meet the
National Turner'S. The batting order for
the Orange r G.: Flannery. second base;
eHouston, third base; Matthews. first base;
Norris. catch; Hearsey, centre field: Thur
Der. short s'nn. Brown. left field; law
renee. right field: Grover, pitch.
The Onteora A. G. will go to Springfield
tomorrow, and play the strong Springfield
A. c.. of that nlaca. The Onteoras have
a few more open. dates on their schedule
which they would like to fill with first
class teams desiring a strong attraction
and offering fair inducements. Would like
to hear from Rosevilles, Pathways, Wallis
burg Stars, Eureka A. c., Essex A. c.,
and teams of like strength. Address chal-
lenges to A. Heerwagen, 56S South Tenth
street.
At Watsessing tomorrow afternoon the
VFa-eosin~ A.. c. will rl"v tho q n. Is
of Newark. As this is the deciding game
in a series of three =