The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-24
IRONSIDES VS.. CRESCENTS.
Local Balltossers to Meet al
the West Side Oval.

Al the West Side Oval Sunday the Iron
sides will mex. the Crescent A.. A. This
team defeated the Delawannas last Sun
day. Walters, who pitched the Delawanna
game, will be on the firing line against the
Ironsides, and Cavauaugh will do the
catching. The Ironsides' battery will be
Mullin. W. Ulrich and Dauber. Umpire,
Kelly. Game to be called at 10 o'clock
sharp.
Three Games for SOmmcr Team.
The f. II. Sommer A. C. will cross bats
with the Columbia P. G. tomorrow after
noon. Sunday morning it will meet the
Senator b. B. C., and in the afternoon
will play the Newark Eagle A. A. All
games will be played on the First City
Playground Athletic Field, Tyler and War
wick streets. Manager Del Negro will
probably lineup the team as follows to-
morrow: Lawrence. catcher: Bambrick,
pitcher; Orsini, first base; Sangiacoma,
shortstop; Pinto, second base; Crosse,
third base; h. Andreach, left field: J.
Andreach, right field; C. S~angiacoma, right
field; Long, substitute. All 16-year-old
uniformed teams wishing to arrange games
with the Sommer A. C. address challenges
to Xavier Del Negro, 1S1 Commerce street.
Kenwoods to Open Season.
The Kenwood B. 3. C. will open the
season tomorrow with the North End team,
at Forest Hill. Krause or Leach will do
the box work for the Kenwoods. The
dates with first-class teams that can offer
suitable guarantees. Address William
A. Waters, S21s Bigelow street.
Ell Cid VS.. Sycamore.
The El Cid A. c., OF Railway, will play
the Sycamore A. c., of Newark, at Rah-
way. tomorrow. The Eel Cid team has May
10, June Z and 2S open for James on OPP
p~onents' grounds for half expenses. Teams
desiring games should address f. L. Whelan,
manager Ell Cid A. c., Railway, N. J.
InyincibIes VS.. st. Columbus.
On the Essex Oval Sunday afternoon the
Invincibles will nave the st. COLUMBIA B.
B. C. as their opponents. The Saints
have a clean record. Manager Mulhearn Of
the Invincibles would hike to hear from
some 16-year-old team for Sunday after
noon, game to be played On Essex Oval.
OIympics We. Sacred Hearts.
The Olympic A. c.. baseball team, of
Vailsburg, will go to East Orange, tomor-
row afternoon, where 1t will line up against
the Sacred Hearts. This will be the sec
ond game of a series, the Sacred Hearts
winning the first game by a score of 3
to /. The Olympics will depend upon
Whelan to do the box work, while the
Sacred Hearts will have Haines, of the
Orange Y. NJ. c. A, to perform in the
box.
LincOIns Have Two Hard Battles.
Sunday morning the Lincolns will play
the Little Giants, and the Rosevale P. c..
in the afternoon. In the morning the
battery will be e. Then and Danemann.
Manager Quenzer will give c. Fritz a try
out on the firing line Sunday afternoon
for the first time this season. He
pitched nice ball all last season. P. Lau-
bernstein will be on the receiving end.
Parkway A, c. VS.. ~AlI-Americans.
At the Parkway Oval, Harrison, Sunday,
the Parkway A. c., of Kearny, will cross
bats with the All-American A. A, of New
ark. Both teams ave good regulations
and are in good form. therefore, a good
game may be expected. The game will
start at 3 p. m.
Rival lakewood Teams.
The lakewood A. c., of Orange, will
start the season by playing the Old Oak
woods, Of Orange. Hank Mcconnell, the
amateur ball tosser from the West, will
do the pitching, while Barney Oates will
do the back stopping for the Old Oakwoods.
These Oakwoods held the championship of
the Oranges for years. The young Oak
woods expect to put UP a good game. The
Old Oakwoods also secured Hangs, Carr,
McManus and Mack to fill places. They
~ III kOoo HillCIS. Inc game WIFI be
played on the akwoo Oval on Sunday.
SyIvans vs.. M~adisons.
The Sylvan A. c., of Summit, will open
its season Sunday afternoon with the
Madison A. c., of Madison. The Sylvans
are stronger than ever and expect a sue
E~cessful season. The lineup of the Sylvans
will be as follows: Bird, right field; Wolfe,
left field; Allen, third base; Cushing,
shortstop; Egan, centre field; Murphy,
first base: Clifford, second base; Geraty,
catch; Parse, pitcher. The Sylvans would
like to book games for May 30 and July 4
with any Is or 10 year old teams, games
to be played on opponents grounds, George
l.. Duffy, 10 Chapel street, Summit, is the
manager.
business College Teams Play Ball.
In a %ten-inning game yesterday the
Newark Business College defeated the
brakes College team of Orange by a
score of 3 to 2. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Virtue, of the
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