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

amateur team. has a few open dates which
1t would like to fill for Saturdays with
teams offering reasonable inducements.
The Athletics are playing fast ball at pres
ent, and would like to hear from the best.
Address w. Miller. 100 Tichenor street.
The Prospect Colored Giants. of Newark,
will cross bats with the Midway A. c., of
Jersey City. tomorrow afternoon on the
~latter's grounds. McCline and Vaudeville
will be the battery for the Prospects.
The Tigers, OF Vailsburg, will play the
Broughtons, of Bloomfield. on the Brough-
ton Oval, Bloomfield this afternoon. The
! game will start Mt $3.50 sharp. Teams wish
ing to play the Tigers will kindly send
challenges to William c. Geiger, S4 Stuy-
vesant avenue.
The Regular A. C.. is going to cross bats
with the Columbia A. c.. this afternoon on
the Columbia grounds, Down Neck" The
for some 13-year-old teams. Send chal-
lenges to Arthur Schwerz, 80 South Orange
avenue.
The Aurora A. A.. would like to play any
I-year-old teams. the Excelsior f. G., of
Woodside. preferred. Address d. Stegman,
10 Springfield avenue.
President George V; Foley, Of the New
rean Juniors, Young Athietics. Young
Hustlers. Indian A.. C., Avon f. C., Lib
erty II. C. and Moen A. c. Of the meet
l T6rt to ,5 be held ss at his d reside norf 2Of New New
enth avenue, tonight at 7;30 o'clock. The
managers of the White Star Juniors, VII
low Juniors and Victor Juniors are re-
duested to attend. Their addresses are
not known.
The Rose A. C. will cross bats with the
Homestead A, G. on the Avon avenue and
Tenth street grounds tomorrow afternoon.
The Rose A G.. has a few open dates for
Il and 10 year old teams. August 4. 10. II,
II. "a. % and 81 are the open dates. Any
IA and is year old teams wishing to arrange
games with the Rose A. c.. may do so by
sending challenges to William Schwankert,
Alb Eighteenth avenue.
The Tiger A; G., of .Yailsburg. will go to
Bloomfield this afternoon and play
The line up Of the Tigers viii be: Decker.
third base Kelly. shortstop; Towers. first
base; Leidig, left field; Muller. second
base; Stickley. right field. Asehenbach,
certre field; Hill catcher: veser. pitcher.
The silver Like A.. c. win meet the
strong Constitution A. A.. at the old Berke-
ley. Oval, tomorrow morning. The battery
Will be: Piazo or Albano, and J~iuliano.
The Silver Lake A.. c. would like to ar
range Saturday afternoon games with all
frst-class IA to Is year uniformed teams in
J%iullano. 6s7 North Sixth street.
The, NIo-Name A. G., of vnilsburg. de-
feated the Norwood A.. A.. yesterday after
noon on the ~latter's grounds, by a score Of
l to Q, after eighteen innings had been
played.
The brickmasons and plumbers Of the
Oranges will play a match game for $50
this afternoon on the Valley grounds at 3
O'Clock.
The Berean Juniors, of vailsburg, would
like TO book games with IL to IL year old
teams. All communications should be
sent to Harry $. Healey, ir, 16 West End
tween . and 70. 1T night between : and e..
The Anchor Stars will go TO West Or
ange tomorrow afternoon to play the Park
E G The Stars have signed a new out
helder from the Spartans, and the crark
pitcher of the Sunshine j.. c.. The battery
VIII be Udvarhley and Wasco. First, see
ond, shortstop and third win be occupied
respectively. In the outfield Oesterle,
Heinrich and Van Decker Will play.
Harry Klein the former first baseman
iors, would like to play with some Is or
II year old team. uniformed. Address
Harry Klein, 50 Union street.
At Trowbridge Oval tomorrow morning
ciety and Constitution Athletic Associa-
ton will cross bats In the first game Of
their series, AS both teams have defeated
the Aurora A. A., a hot contest is looked
for. The Constitutions win be out for
revenge, having suffered a defeat at bas-
ketball from the Sterllngs. Manager
Aarons and Devils. The lineup Of the
Sterlings; Minch, left field; Greenberg,
right field; ] Mack, centre field; Weimer,
shortstop; r. Stahl. third base; Schneider,
catcher; Treihardt pitchers, j. Bolton,
Finkelstein and j. Cohen, substitutes.
The Newark Juniors would like to hear
from all s or 9 year old teams. Send chal-
lenges to the manager, r. Greenwood, "a
Wilsey street.
This afternoon the Young Hustlers will
cross bats with the City Hall Juniors on
the Lafayette street grounds at 2:30 D.
m. and on the Vailsburg Oval, Sunday, the
Young Huatlers viii play the Berean
Juniors The hatteries-Young Hustlers,
Saefer and Horns; City Hall Juniors,
Fischer and Som Berean Juniors. Schadel
and Healey; Young Hustlers, McQuillen
and Horns.
Owing to the sickness of some OF the
players on the Passaic club team the game
scheduled with the Lincoln Park team of
this city, will be postponed indefinitely.
No game will be played by the Lincoln
Parks today. Next Saturday afternoon is
an open date with the Lincolns. Any first
class tear wishing to fill same can address
J.. e Martin % Sherman avenue