The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-12
AMATEUR MINES

Members and friends of Court South End
1862, /. o. F., who wish to accompany the
baseball team Of the court to .Iackensack,
where they will cross bats with the strong
st. Marys ON Sunday, have been asked to
meet at 1890 sharp, on the corner of Bank
and T;road streets. Tomorrow the South
Ends will cross bats with the M. L. Wards
on South End Oval, New York avenue and
Lafayette street at 2;30 p. m.
All junior teams in the city wishing to
join the Newark Junior League please
e~9mmunicate with the promoter; Harry 3;
between Q and u, or at night between 5
and 6. White Star, National A. A, Young
Hustlers. Young Buffalos and teams Of
ike strength preferred,
The All-American Juniors would like to
arrange games with all II and - years old
teams, Young Athletics. William B. B. C.,
Liberty Stars and the Yale Stars preferred.
Send challenges to James Mazzet, II Pros
pect street.
The Homestead A. c. would like to ar
range Sunday morning games with all IA
and is year old teams. The Homesteads
have been strengthened by the addition
of Murray and Whetland. Challenges will
be accepted by the manager, j. Vanden-
burg. 103 Summer avenue.
The Regular A. c.. has formed and will
have one of the strongest teams in this
y Wdn n i viii s sr9sS bats asts Slth the st st irons
avenue and South Tenth street. 1t would
like to hear from all 1g or 20 year old
teams. Games will be booked by A.
Schwarz, 80 South Orange avenue.
The Tiger Club. of vailsburg. has signed
Conlan and Welsher., the star battery of
the Franklin A. A., who will play
Sunday games with the Tigers Wei
team of the Atlantic League. Conlan
pitched a no-hit game against the Rose
avilles a few weeks ago. The Tigers play
| SATURDAY. and Sunday games and have n
few dates open in their schedule and would
IKE to hear from the south orange f. e.
teams Of like strength. Address ". c.
Geiger, jr., ~Stuyvesant avenue.
Sunday morning the Rose A. G. will cross
bats with the Woodland Juniors on the
Avon avenue and Tenth street grounds.
arrange games with the Rose A. c. may do
40 by sending challenges to William
/ Schwankert, H3 Eighteenth avenue, man
ager.
The TYLER A. c. would like to arrange
game with all ii and Is year old teams for
July 81 and rs and August 4, II, is and 20.
Send all challenges to G.. Dwyer 51 La
fcyette street. The Tylers prefer to play
Star A. c.. Monroes and ArmoryHA. c.
The Crescent A. C. would like to arrange
a game with some Is or 10 year old team
for tomorrow afternoon, on the home
ienges should be addressed to the man
ager. A. Giliin, 146 Midland avenue, Ar
llngton.
Ten and II year old teams wishing to
arrange games with the Ariel Juniors,
send challenges to Manager Nelson Green
wood. 81 Wilsey street.
Any s or 0 year old teams wishing to ar
range games with the Newark Juniors send
challenges to Kenneth Greenw God, "a VIII
sey street. The players are: Willie Nc
Govern, right fell; Frank Hughes. second
base; Louis Moran. left field; Clark CUT
bertson. first base; Tom Hughes, shortstop;
Howard Kline, third base; andrew Crume,
centre field; Edward Bowling, catcher:
Kenneth Greenwood, pitcher.
Owing to a cancellation the Brookside
A.. c. have tomorrow and Sunday after
Moons open and would like to hear from a
ton and giving a suitable Involvement.
Team wishing to book game address VIII
liam Dorsey. 40 Kent street.
The Garfield stars Of Orange defeated
the Edson Field Club by a score Of 10 tc
II. The lineup of the team is as follows.
Harry Hammel, pitcher; Joe Newman,
fSSo5lesRReeFTi Thomas rso 9 b 5rsayi fir stea Srsej ihl =
base; +. Hamel. short stop; r. Jurgris
1eft field; Russell Green, right field; Oscar
Steward. center field. Would Ike to ar.
to eleven years. Send challenges to
Thomas Brady. 20 Garfield street, Orange.
The Sacred Hearts will play the Rhode
Island Stars Sunday morning at fremont
~ 49, A<81A
Stars will have a strong team out In order
tq take the sealps, Of the fast Scored
with Stiefel behind him. W%itkowsKi OF
Henry will pitch for the Hearts, while
either Wehrle or Gender will catch. The
manager Of the Sacred Hearts wishes &c
say that they never played the Rosevllle
Catholic Club. Cassidy, a former pitcher
of the Sacred Hearts, picked up a team
called the Imperials instead of the Shcred
Hearts.
The Durand b. b. Club will cross bats
with the fast going La Parce B. B. A.. 81
Weequahic Park tomorrow afternoon, thI
game to be called at $3.50 O'Clock sharp.
AS the Durands AVE an unbroken record
Of victories a good game Is antici.
pated. Raith will toe the firing line. witt
Sanderson at the receiving end.
The Connorton f. c. lines UP as follows
William Kane. right field: Charles Col
Inns. shortstop. John Collins. second base
Joseph Pasquale, left field; Frank Lakey,
third base. Arthur Loudly, hrst base
Thomas Kane, catcher; James Fisher, cen
tire field. ]. Barrett pitcher: Dick Ward.
| substitute. II wOuidtiike to,arrange games
! Nth onv fT&to 1QAvAan old foam-